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PAGE FOUR THE NEWBERRY SUN, NEWBERRY, SOUTH CAROLINA THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1965 PATIENTS IN THE HOSPITAL Mrs. Lunette G. Barrett, Po- maria. Miss Nellie Boozer, Prosperity. Mrs. Elvina Bouknight, New berry. Mrs. Magdalene Bowers, Pros perity. Miss Mary Frances Bowers, Prosperity. Mrs. Bessie Buzhardt, Newberry Miss Annie Bynum, Newberry. Mrs. Patricia Cawthon, New berry. Mrs. Annie Mae Clopton, Joanna Mrs. Myrtle Cook, Newberry. Harold Cromer, Saluda. Mrs. Lillian Cromer, Newberry. James Dominick, Prosperity. Mrs. Pearl Regina Dominick, Newberry. Mrs. Rae Dominick, Pomaria. Daniel W. Duffie, Newberry. Wilbur E. Epps, Newberry. Miss Betty Jo Farrow, New berry. Elbert H. Gresham, Newberry. Mrs. Alice E. Guise, Newberry. Mrs. Willie Mae Jones, New berry. Robert Johnson, Newberry. Walter J. Lindler, Chapin. Mrs. Ethel G. Mays, Newberry. Mrs. Barbara Medley, Clinton. Mrs. Beulah Morse, Pomaria. Robert A. Pollard, Newberry. James W. Richardson, Pros perity. Mrs. Jessie Roberts, Newberry. Mrs. Verna Mae Robinson, New berry. Holland Ruff, Newberry. Mrs. Eva Swittenburg, Chapin. Mrs. Amelia H. Shannon, New- » V »■ k berry. Harry C. Shealy, Newberry. Albert Sims, Pomajria. Mrs. Christine Turner; New berry. Edward A. Vaughn, Newberry. Herman Wright,' Newberry. Lee White, Monticello. Mrs. Carrie Whitener, Newberry Mrs. Loretta Wicker, Newberry. John Williams, Pomaria. Jake R. W ise, Newberry. Mrs. Elizabeth Johnsop, New- ‘ berry. < „ The magic * of the Orient captured in J “BANGKOK” ® S'XV' Comfy Slippers TRANSFERS PROPERTY Newberry No. 1 Alfren D. Spotts to Joyce C. I Spotts, two lots and one building i on Tanyard street, $5 love and af- I fection. Homer E. Schumpert to Willie E. Schumpert, Helen S. Miller, Sadie Mae S. Elrod and Rav G. Schumpert, one lot and one build ing on First street $5 love and af fection. Newberry No. 1 Outside Walter B. Wallace to Deward D. Brittain and Sloan H. Brittain, one lot, Wallace Drive in Loblolly Estates $10. Guy V. Whitener Sr. to Robert W. Ware and Connie K. Ware, one lot, Pinehill Estates $5. Henry A. Cothran to John H. Wood, *2.10 acres $5. Sarah Mae Hipp Auton to Bobby Jane Kinard and Jeanette I B Kinard, one acre $5. Alfred D. Spotts and Phillip M. SpoUs to Ned Brewer, one lot and one building and other im provements, $5. Silvers!reet No. 2 Julia Mae Williams Harris, in dividually and as a duly appointed and constituted attorney for Cecil j B. Williams and G. C. Williams Jr., to Rufus C. Williams, forty- two acres, $4,000. Whitmire No. 4 Kenneth E. Bain to Edward L. Bostic, one lot and one building on Mars street $10. Little Mountain No. 6 P. W. Bailey to W. S. Suber, one lot $5. Lawson Harmon et al to Her man S. Langford, 16.63 acres, 61510. Lynn Davis to Lynn Davis Realty and Auction Co., Inc., 80 acres, $5. S. S. office to stay open Black — Ming Blue — Red $6.00 White Anderson’s Kendall men at conference Charlotte, N. C., Dec. 6.—Ken dall’s Textile Division is holding its semi-annual Managers’ Con ference at the Red Carpet Inn in Charlotte on December 8 & 9. The Conference is attended by execu tives of the Textile Division from South Carolina, North Carolina, Alabama and New York, plus exe cutives from the corporate offices in Boston and Kendall’s Chicago and Elastic Web Divisions. Kendall facilities in Newberry are the Mollohon and Oakland Plants and the Cotton Buying Of fice, and managers are W. H. Tedford, L. Hart Jordan and Hugh Wessinger, respectively. Male and Female Applicants for New Analytical Methods Training . A • Program in: LOOMFIXING WEAVING MACHINE SHOP and OTHER JOBS QUALIFICATIONS—Must be 18 years old, meet physical requirements \ and have at least an 8th grade education. COMPANY BENEFITS—Progressive pay scale during training period, free life and hospital insurance, paid holidays and paid vacation. APPLY: PERSONNEL OFFICE '£ NEWBERRY MILLS, INC. 1017 TARRANT STREET NEWBERRY, S. C. HOURS: 9:00 a,m. to 11:000 a.m. and 3d)0 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER The social security district of fice in Greenwood will remain op en from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Friday, December 10 and December 17, and from 9 a.m. to 12 noon, Sat urday, December 18 for the con venience of residents of the area. Miss Martha F. Pressly, social security district manager, said today. These evening hours are in addition to the regular 9 to 5 p.m. schedule of office hours, Monday through Friday. Miss Pressly pointed out that it is important for many people to get in touch with the district office to take advantage of the health insurance and other pro visions of the 1965 amendments to the social security program. Although most people are able to visit the office during the day, many find it impossible to do so because of employment or home responsibilities. The three major groups of peo ple who should get in touch with the social security office are the following, Miss Pressly said: 1. People who are now 65 or older but who are not entitled to social security benefits. Some of these people are eligible for ben efits but have not applied for them because they are still work ing full time. Miss Pressly em phasized that it is desirable for these people to apply now to es tablish their social security bene fit rights and to qualify for the hospital insurance protection that begins in July 1966. She empha sized that no one can lose by ap plying for benefits as soon as he reaches 65 (those who retire be tween 62 and 65 may receive cash benefits but in a permanently re duced amount. They are not eli gible for hospital insurance until they reach 65.) Many of the people 72 or older are not now getting benefits be- NO TRESPASSING — Absolutely no hunting, fishing or otherwise trespassing on property of the undersigned. Trespassers will be prosecuted. Lucy Senn, James McCord, George P. Boozer. 32-4tp. FOR SALE TO HIGHEST BID DER— (3) 1964 Pontiac Catalina 4 door sedans (Model Number 2369). Power steering, Power Brakes, White, very clean. Must be seen and driven to appreciate. Contact Alvin Jackson, City Ga rage, Power House Road, New berry, S. C. Sealed bids will be received until 10:00 A.M., December 13, 1965 and will be publicly opened at that time in City Council Chamber. Dealers welcome. Bid form will be furnished. CITY OF NEWBERRY Dec. 1&8. RITZ Theatre THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY James Stacy, William Wellman' Jr., Bervely Adams, The Nooney Rickett 4 Winter A Go Go ^ MONDAY AND TUESDAY Marcello Mastroianni, Virna Lisi Casanova 70 Drive-In Theatre FRIDAY AND SATURDAY The World Of Abbott And Costello Bud Abbott, Lou Costello SUNDAY Rock Hudson, Leslie Caron cause they (or their husband) had not worked enough under social security to qualify. Many of these people will now be eligible for cash benefits because the new law reduces the amount of work re quired for most people 72 or older. 2. W T idows 60 or 61 years of age who under the old law would have been eligible for widows ben efits at age 62. They may now apply for social security benefits as early as age 60 if they wish to accept a permanently reduced amount. 3. Unmarried students 18 to 22 years of age whose social security benefits have been stopped, and students who receive social se curity benefits and are nearing age 18, and who plan to continue in school. Upon application mon thly benefits can be paid back to January 1965 tounmarried stu dents who were under 22 in Jan uary 1965 and who were dropped from the social security rolls when they reached 18. The Greenwood social security office is at 619 S. Main street. The phone number is OR-3-1711. Jeremias given science honor Dr. Charles G. Jeremias, head of the Department of Chemistry at Newberry College, is listed in the 11th edition of “American Men of Science.” This directory was founded in 1906 and is the authoritative bio graphical directory of American scientists in the physical and bio logical sciences, and an essential aid to communication among them. The newest edition includes 45- 000 more scientists and expands the coverage of the physical and biological sciences from four to six volumes, to be published over a period of three years. PLAN CHRISTMAS HAPPINESS NOW! Reserve your Butova while selections are complete A SMALL DEPOSIT HOLDS ANY BULOVA TIL CHRISTMAS! Favor ntST LADY “A” fashion's now tapered pear<slui set with spark! ini solitaire 17 jewels, low or white. ALWAYS A COLOR CARTOON £K-KAfKR* Instant Backache Relief For men and women. Relieves back pain, slims waist, im proves posture, helps relax tensed nerves. Strong, form* fitting, washable. Snap front. 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C. avtptos and Loan Association r . ■ -m ■? h. IBT, VBWMBBY, B. mi DIRECTORS JOHN F. CLARKSON M. O. SUMMER W. C. HUFFMAN J. K WILLINGHAM E. B. PURCELL G. K. DOMINICK