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PAGE FOUR THE NEWBERRY SUN, NEWBERRY, SOUTH CAROLINA THURSDAY, MAY ff, 1965 FINAL READING of the recommendation for City Council to equalize the area and population of the various wards in the City of Newber ry will b egiven Tuesday, May 11. A full resume of the boundary lines of each ward may be seen at City Hall. Happiness enjoying Mother’s and getting a Bulova! Rabies clinic ends next week The State law requires vaccina tion of all dogs four months and older, once a year. The schedule for the final week of the Rabies Clinic in this county is as follows: Monday, May 10: Oxner’s Store, Kinards, 2:30-3 p.m.; Wallace Store, Jalapa, 3:15-4 p.m. Wednesday, May 12: Baker Laundromat, 2-2:30 p.m.; Oakland Mill, Jones and Senn Store, 2:45- 3:30 p.m.; West End Park, New berry, 3:45-4:45 p.m. Thursday, May 13: Mollohon Park, 2:30-3:30 p.m.; Newberry High School, 3:45-4:15 p.m. Vaccinations are $1.00 during clinics. After the clinic, the charge for vaccinations at a veterinar ian's office is $1.50. All dog-own ers who have not yet done so are urged to have their dogs vaccinat ed before the clinic ends next week. FIRST LAST "A" Fashion’s naw taptrad ptar-slupe Mt with sparkling solitaira diamond. 17 Jewtls. Yaltow or wtiita. us.ts FIRST LAST M t” Swirl-shaped oval set with two dazzling diamonds. Faceted crystal. 17 jewels. Yellow or white. S4S.SS FIRST LADY "I" Four fabulous gems. Smart marquise shape. Faceted crystal. 17 jewels. Yellow or white. There's no gift like a watch . . . and no watch like a Bulova. One reason: Bulova custom-selects diamonds with deep-dimension sparkle ... custom-sets each fiery beauty in a case highlighted with Rhodium (precious jewelry alloy more costly than gold). Result: unique Bulova elegance and value! Choose from our large Bulova diamond watch selection ... priced from only $39.95, plus tax. Turner & Taylor MAIN STREET NEXT TO NBY. COUNTY BANK "When something happy happens — its Bulova Watch Time" Prices plus tax ! PAM PHILLIPS ON COKER BOARD Coker College’s 1965-66 Social Board had an extra-thorough ini tiation last weekend. The 13 girls representing all three college ris ing classes introduced themselves to their 1965-66 posts by staging two end-of-the-year school dan ces instead of one. Rising senior Todd Davies of Charlotte, N. C. heads the newly named Social Board as chairman. Classmate Pam Phillips of New berry is assistant chairman. 'Both are bginning their third straight board terms. Baptist girls be recognized May 9-15 is Girl’s Auxiliary Focus Week in Southern Baptist churches. During that week, the attention of the church is focused on GA—the missionary organiza tion for girls nine-fifteen years of age. Miss Marjorie Sanders, State GA Director, will speak at the evening worship service &t West End Baptist church on May 9 at 7:30 P.M. A cordial invitation to hear Miss Sanders is extended to other GA members, their leaders and interested friends. Other activities of the week for the girls at West End Baptist in clude ushering and providing spec ial music at the evening worship service, carrying bulletins to shut-ins, the Associational GA Rally at Hunt Memorial on Tues day, May 11 at 4:15, and a cook- out at the home of Susan Boland on Thursday, May 13 at 5:30 p,m. SORRY SAL is now a merry gal. She used Blue Lustre rug and up holstery cleaner. Rent electric shampooer $1. Whitaker Floor Coverings. Mrs. Katie Bumgardner is now making her home at 1110 Speers St. in Apartment No. 1. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Kitchens and family have moved to their new home 1222 Pope St. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Longshore are now residing at 2102 Glenn St. I! Especially for Mother’s Day... ...by Rexall the fragrance that speaks 1 for itself and you Fresh, feminine, and young-at-heart. Choose mist or liquid Colognes, Dusting Powder, Mist Perfume, Soap, and Gift Sets. from 1 *50 to 12*00 mmm Another Rexall Exclusive Convert Now to - ' NATURAL GAS ' , v ■ y p Clean, Safe, Convenient, Economical FREE LABOR ‘ -E •/ . ' _ jLx. i For Installing Water Heaters, Ranges, and Year ’Round -Appliances THROUGH AUGUST 30TH « CONVERT NOW! i. I Natural Gas costs only one-third as much as electricity for heating water. A 30- gallon natural gas heater equals a 100 gallon electric water heater (the recovery rate is greater). Clinton-Newberry Natural Gas Authority Phone 276-4352 SEE OR PHONE US RIGHT AWAY! Newberry, S. C. Athletes help in fund drive ,Newberry College athletes will participate in a house-to-house fund raising campaign for mul tiple sclerosis May 10. All funds collected will go toward a crusade to wipe out the paralyzing disease which injures the spinal cord and brain tissues. Coach Frank McGuire associate director of,athletics at University of South Carolina, is the state chairman of the “Fight For Lives Through Sufficient Funds.” Ath letes from over the entire nation will participate in the campaign. Newberry College athletes will begin by covering the business district, and then conduct a house- to-iiouse canvass at 6 p.m. Hor ace Turbeville, backfield coach and physical education director is in charge of the drive for Newberry. On college magazine staff HARTSVILLE—Coker College’s annual student literary magazine. The Spectrum, is being edited this spring by two junior class girls. Judy Dougherty of Charlotte, N. C., was named editor and her third-year classmatte Pam Phil lips of Newberry, assistant edi tor. Publication of the 1965 issue is set for mid-May. The new editor served as art assistant on the 1963 Spectrum staff. The assistant editor is the daughter of Mrs. Leila C. Phillips, 2705 Johnstone St., Newberry. Jr., have moved to 2240 Springdale Drive in the house they recently bought. RITZ Theatre THURSDAY Gerry and The Pacemakers, Cilia Black, Julie Samuel Ferry Cross The Mersey FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Hayley Mills, John Mills, James MacArthur, Lionel Jeffries The Truth About Spring MONDAY AND TUESDAY Anthony Perkins, Vera Miles, Jno. Gavin, Janet Leigh PSYCHO COMING SOON DOUBLE FEATURE "Dr. No” and "From Russia With Love” CLOVER LEAF Drive-In Theatre FRIDAY AND SATURDAY A Hard Day’s Night The Beatles, Wilfred Brambell SUNDAY Topkapi Melina Mercouri, Maximilian Schell, Peter Ustinov ALWAYS A COLOR CARTOOS Anderson’s BIG HOSIERY |S A L E seamless stockings Nationally Advertised Fine Seamless Stockings REMEMBER MOTHER on Her Day May 9,1965 Annual Sale May 3-17 Regular $1.00 pr. NOW ONLY 79c 2 PR. FOR $1.50 ANDERSON’S W. R. Reid has moved his office to 1215 College St. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Newton are now residing at 2003 Main St. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Deyton have moved to 2010 Adelaide St. to make their home. LOST—Two (2) dogs. 1 large white one, answers to name of “Dude”; also one spotted black and white, very fat but small, named Nell Davis. Call Lenore Broadus, 800 Pope St., Newberry, Mrs. Bleshes Rest Home. Happiness is graduating and getting a Bulova! •ATI KINt “FA” T*llf data aad tin# at a (lance. 17 Jawtla. Yallow. Stainlasa steel back. Shock-resistant SSS.tS W. E. TURNER W. E. TURNER, JR. “Most Reliable Siqce 1920” CALDWELL ST. — NEWBERRY 1207 McKibben Street NOTICE! PARKING LOT REGULATIONS Time limits at the new parking lots are now being strictly enforced. Cars will not be allowed to back into parking spaces. Cars must be driven straight into parking spaces with wheels touching curbs. K. W. RIEBE City Manager NOTICE City ordinance requires all land owners within the City Limits to keep vacant lots trmmed and clean. Please cooperate by complying with ordinance without notice from this office. Help keep Newberry beautiful. K. V. RIEBE City Manager Vi NOTICE The Duke Power Company wilK have the electricity cut off the City * t * i I* between the hours of 6:00 A. M. ahd 7:0Q A. M., Sunday, May 9, in order to make changes in their sub-sta tion facilities. H.H. CONNELLY Superintendent Dept, of Public Works For Courteous and Reliable Service — CALL — CITY TAXI & DRAY SERVICE TELEPHONE 276-9198 Jr. Phillips Henry Cothran - 39” OXFORD CLOTH ■ Wash & Wear — in Solids & Prints Reg. 69c yd.—SALE 55c yd. 39” 100% Cotton Print Cloth Wash & Wear Reg. 62c yd. — SALE 50c yd. EMBOSSED CLOTH Was 38c^ Now 28c —NEW STORE HOURS— Monday thru Friday: 9:00-12:30; 1:30-5:30 Saturday: 9:00-12.00; closed Saturday afternoon Free Customer Parking next to Store Newberry Mills, Inc. CLOTH STORE 1005 Drayton St. Newberry