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PAGE FOUR THE NEWBERRY SUN, NEWBERRY, SOUTH CAROLINA THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1964 PATIENTS IN THE HOSPITAL Usually a card of a phone call to a friend in the hospital will serve the same purpose as a visit. Use this method to remem ber the sick as much as possible. Frank Adams, City Miss Annie Bynum, City Miss Eunice -Bullard, Whitmire Thomas W. Burnett, City Miss Lillie Bouknight, City Virgil Lee Cotney, Joanna Mrs. Maggie Caldwell, City Web Davis, City Miss Juliette Dawkins, City Mrs. Annie Frick, City Mrs. Ethel B. Fellers, City Little Tracy Chris Farmer, Batesburg Ronnie Fulmer, City Mrs. Mattie Sula Gibson, City Fred Goff, Saluda Mary Butler Holmes, City Mrs. Lillian Heisey, City Hugh H. Lindler, Chapin Mrs. Bennie Livingston, City Mrs. Beverly Lucado, City Mrs. Vera P. Lester, City Mrs. Ruth M. Long, Pomaria Durant McCutcheon, City WISHING FOR ALL OUR FRIENDS THE VERY BEST OF HOLIDAYS. W. E. TURNER, Jeweler ^ Caldwell St. W. E. Turner, Jr. Newberry ^ 1 % TRANSFERS PROPERTY Newberry No. 1 Ruby B. Harmorf to Charles L. Sanders, one lot and one building on Evans street $5. Robert W. Houseal and Sarah H. Goggans as Trustee for W. G. Houseal, to Sarah H. Goggan* one lot and one building, or fourth interest, Caldwell street, $3125. Henry B. Wells and W. Fulmer Wells to George H. Attaway, one lot and one building, Hillcrest Rd. $5.00. Newberry No. 1 Outside Colie Clark to James Austin and Sarah P. Austin, one lot, Wise street, $200. Silverstreet No. 2 S. E. Haltiwanger to Betty B. Haltiwanger, 1 1-2 acres, $5 love and affection. Hal Kohn to Jimmie V. Shelton one lot $5. Bush River No. 3 Henry Lee Moze and Vivian Moze to Leonard Development Corp., one lot and one building $1. Whitmire No .4 James E. Childers, et al to Etta T. Childers, one lot and one building, $10 love and affection. Pomaria No. 5 Hollis Harmon and Barbara N. Harmon to Oscar D. Rowe, one lot and one building $3. Little Mountain No. 6 Yoder L. Addy to Milton L. Bodie Jr., and Brenda B. Bodie, ^one lot $5. Mrs. Shirley Melton and Baby Girl, City Mrs .June Minick and Baby Girl, Prosperity Mrs. Florence Nobles, City Mrs. Maggie Perkins, City Mrs. Pearl Riley, Saluda Holland Ruff, City Mrs. Viola Richardson, City Mrs. Minnie B. Reddick, City Mrs. Leora Smith, City Mrs. Sara L. Summer, City Mrs. Una L. Setzler, City Lonnie A. Sheely, City Robert Simmons, City John Slice, City Mrs. Chivolette Wehunt, City Mrs. Mary White, Columbia James W. Young, City Jimmy Caldwell, Pomaria Canzie DeWalt, City Irene Dudley and Baby, City Colie Hentz, City Mrs. Carrie Jones, Prosperity Baby Girl Maybin, City Mrs. Josephine Pray low, Pros perity T Mrs. Lizzie Robinson, Pomaria David Kent Rice, Whitmire ? Kenneth Richardson, Leetwille Baby Boy Michael Trapp, Blair Prosperity No. 7 Mid-State Homes, Inc. to Ed ward B. Burgess, one lot $25. Roy Connelly and Annette S. Connelly to Richard J. Haldi and Mary V. Haldi, one lot $5. Miss Annie Lee Langford to G. W. Cooper, six acres and one building $5. A ^. E. Bedenbaugh, executor of e estate of Lola Bedenbaugh, deceased, to Lee J. Bedenbaugh, ten acres and one building $4000. SiTverstret School News Harriet Burgess, Reporter A big turkey dinner with all the trimmings, was served to the faculty .and student body just be fore the Christmas holidays be gan. Several visitors enjoyed the lunch with us. All our meals are well planned, prepared, and serv ed. Incidentally, our school lunch program participation is 100 per cent. The three children of the Eu gene Edgins’ family returned to our school from the Eastover El ementary school in Richland coun ty. Larry Crosson has returned to Silverstreet from Newberry Jr. High School. Rickey Cutshall en tered this school from Mars Hill in North Carolina^ A large group of boys from the community have started to use the gymnasium in preparation for a season of basket ball games with other teams within Newber ry county. The students responded very well in contributing to the Amer ican Junior Red Cross and the Christmas Seal campaign. All the rooms joined the American Junior Red Cross Chapter 100 per cent. The Caterers, Bus Drivers, Jan itor, and the Principal were rem embered with various gifts at the close of school on December 18 by the faculty and student body in appreciation of their excellent service in various ways during the first half of the school year. The people of this community were well represented at the Christmas parade on Tuesday, December 1 in Newberry. The Silverstreet float won third prize in the selected competition thru- out Newberry county. We have shown many films and filmstrips to the entire faculty and student body either as a group or according to grade lev els in their subject fields. For example, in connection with their study of Italy, the sixth grade viewed a color film on that coun try. Mr. Ralph E. Watkins, Jr., Dir ector of the Newberry Schools, paid us a visit on the last day before adjournment. His visit was welcomed by all. After a visit to each classroom he departed for Newberry High school, however, not before all parties extended each other a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. The third grade and Mrs. Mar guerite Havird recently visited the Silverstreet Fire Department. Mr. “Dick” Neel, fire chief, was in charge of the guided tour. They found it very interesting and in deed, are very appreciative of Mr. Neel’s help. All of the classrooms were beau tifully decorated for Christmas. The following groups had pro grams and parties commemorat ing appropriately the yuletide season: 4-H Club, Beta Club, each classroom. Mrs. Bussey and Mr. Bryson attended the 4-H club event. Miss Workman and the fifth grade were in charge of the as sembly period on Thursday of the final week. The Christmas story was read. Then a devotional per iod was conducted. A very unique play entitled, “Santa Claus for President” was presented by mem bers of the fifth grade. On behalf of the Silverstreet School Faculty and Student Body I would like to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. BUILDING PERMITS Building permits totalling $12,- 300 were issued by the City dur ing the past week to: George E. Turner, locate mo bile home, Eleanor street. George Stewart, erect a build ing, Johnstone street. Minnie W. Bigby, erect a build ing Harrington street. WILL CARE FOR elderly people in our home. For further infor mation, write to P. O. Box 92, Chapin, S. C., or phone 345-5196. 36-2tp After Xmas Sale begins Saturday, Dec. 26th at Andersons Shoe Store NOTICE All City offices will be closed Thursday, Friday and Saturday December 24, 25 and 26 Open all day Wednesday, December 23 For any or all Services during the holi days, call 276-0311 CITY OF NEWBERRY IT’5 have a fun-packed holiday! ECONOMY OUTLET Dot Jennings Whitmire Highway Ph. 276-3470 Newberry Ai* 1 - . . i . • The Christmas Story 1111 1 <5; • ; .< ■ i ' A. • | >: . x -* • v .. ••• ."jg.: i m Mk .Vi . V<«:^ ■> 0i ( wr xmM- e imMm ,, H % .IliS:- '* JL Mho We know very little about the wiser 1 journeyed toward a new star and a new King . . . but of one thing we are sure . . . they came with Faith. They did not question or hesitate but fol lowed the star until, at last, they laid their precious gifts before Him in worship. ' .'KW' Like those wise men of the first Christmas, may we too, come with Faith. May we too, bring our i most precious gifts of Love and Reverence and 4th to Him. To all our good friends, old and hew, we ~ this sincere wish: May you enjoy a Cbrisi Reverence and Joy. May every moment be lit by the star-bright miracle of Faith. EMPLOYEES AND MANAGEMENT OF NEWBERRY MILLS, Inc.