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£ PAGE FOUR THE NEWBERRY SUN, NEWBERRY, SOUTH CAROLINA THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1965 &un 1218 College St., Newberry, 3. C. 29108 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY O. F. Armfield, Jr., Owner Second-Class Postage Paid at Newberry, SoutD Carolina. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $2.00 per year in ad vance :Six Months $1.25. PATIENTS IN THE HOSPITAL Mrs. Carol Ballew, Newberry Mrs. Alma Berry, Saluda Mrs. Della Broom, Newberry Mrs. Minnie Boland, Pomaria Mrs. Martha Jo Boozer, New berry Miss Nellie Boozer, Prosper ity Mrs. Evelina Bouknight, . Newberry v Mrs. Magdalene Bowers, Prosperity Mr. McKinley Brown, Chap pells Miss Annie Bynum, Newberry Miss Joyce Clark, Newberry Clinton Cook, Newberry Scott Daniels, Saluda Daniel Duffie, Newberry Williamson Folk, Newberry Miss Betty Jo Farrow, New berry Herbert Fulmer, Prosperity Mrs. Priscilla Griffith and baby boy, Pomaria Mrs. Alice Guise, Newberry Robert Johnson, Newberry Mrs. Mamie Kinard, Prosper ity ' Mrs. Ruby Livingston, New berry Mrs. Jeannette Leavell and baby girl, Newberry Walter J. Lindler, Chapin P. T. Livingston, Newberry Mrs. Ardith Lominick, Whit mire Mrs. Bethel Mazza, Newberry Rufus Mayer, Newberry Mrs. Otis Mays, Newberry Mrs. Barbara Medley, Clin ton Horace Moates, Newberry Mrs. Annie Lee Phillips, Kin- ards Robert Pollard, Newberry Walter Robbins, Pomaria Mrs. Jessie Roberts, Newber ry . ■ Douglas Ruff, Prosperity Mrs.'Barhur^J. • Suber and baby girl, Pomaria Mrs. Amelia Shannon, New berry Harry Shealy, Newberry Mrs. Eva Swittenburg, Cha- S. A. Williams died Sunday; was Newberrian CLEMSQN.—Samuel Andrew Williams, 64, extension agrono mist for Clemson College, died in the Veterans Hospital in Columbia Sunday after nine months illness. , ’ Native, of the Sharon com munity in Abbeville county, son of the late James S. and Susan Woodhurst Williams, he was a Clemson graduate, Class of 1922, assistant county agent in Newberry county, 1942-43 and served as a first lieutenant in World War H before moving to Clemson in 1944 as extension cotton ginning specialist. He was a former president of the State Wildlife Associa tion, a member of Clemson Lodge AFM, a ruling elder and former Sunday school superin tendent of Fort Hill Presby terian church. - Survivmgare his wife, Mrs. Florence Fant Williams, a fos ter son, L. F. Fant of Colum bia; two sisters, Mrs. Eva W. Langley and Miss Ellie Will iams of Abbeville; three broth ers, Lamar, Gillespie and Rich ard Williams of Abbeville. CAMPUS COMMENTS The basketball teams have really been on the ball this year! The Bulldogettes have won all their games this sea son. Although the boys haven’t won a game, all their games have been very close. Both Jun ior Varsity teams have won all their games. The student body was enter tained Friday, December 10 by the Junior High School chorus. It was a most delightful pro gram. Friday morning, December 17, the Newberry High School Band and Chorus will present a combined Christmas program. Both groups will present both the light and the more serious sides of Christmas music. It was decided at the last Beta Club meeting that the Betas would have a coat check at all home basketball games. pin Mrs. Annie Turner, Newber ry William Tpby, Whitmire Mrs. Christine Turner, New berry Ed ware Vaughn, Newberry Mrs. Jonell Wise, Prosperity Mrs; Loretta Wicker, New berry 4 John Williams, Pomaria Mrs. Ethel Wilson, Newberry John K. Wilson, Newberry Carroll Wise, Newberry Herman Wright, Newberry James D. Long, Saluda Mrs. 'Bonnie Richardson, New berry Marshall Clinton, Newberry Master Lee Monts, Chapin. County native died Monday James H. (Jim) Hendrix, 72, of 103 Mt. Pleasant Avenue, Greenville, died Monday at a Greenville hospital after a sud den attack and several months declining health. Born in Newberry, he was a son of the late Thomas and Eli zabeth Pitts Hendrix. He had lived in Greenville since 1926. Mr. Hendrix was employed by Brandon Mills and was a mem ber of St. Mark Methodist Church. His first wife, Mrs. Lola Lee Bedenbaugh Hendrix, died 44 years ago. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Willie Freeman Hen drix of the home; six daugh ters, two sons, a sister, 17 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Poem published A poem “Question,” by Prof. John C. Cooper of Newberry College, was published in “Am erican Poetry, Old and New,” a recent anthology. Funeral services were con ducted at 3:?9 p.m. Monday at Fort Hill Presbyterian church by Rev. Charles E. Raynal and Dr. S. J. L. Crouch. Burial was in Old Stone church cemetery. a rl "S House Slippers ... Shirts ... Socks ... Hats ... Sport Shirts .. Suits ... Pajamas ... Linen Handkerchiefs... VISIT OUR UNIVERSITY SHOPPE FOR GIFTS THAT ARE SURE TO PLEASE! T. ROY SUMMER, Inc. The University Shoppe Auxiliary holds memorial service The American Legion Auxil iary held its December meeting at the home of Mrs. T. M. Fel lers. Associate hostesses were Mrs. Joseph N. Nicosia, Mrs. Ray Schumpert and Mrs. Hous ton Long. The President, Mrs. M. F. Bowler, presided over the bu siness session. After the usual ritualistic service, Mrs. L. G. McCullough, Memorial Chairman, gave an appropriate memorial to Mrs. Herman Attaway who died re cently. A contribution will be sent to the Child Welfare Foun dation in loving memory of Mrs. Attaway. She was a faithful member of the Auxiliary. Several members announced plans to go to the Veterans hos pital in Columbia on Monday, December 13 to work in the Gift Shop. Donations of each member and gifts were brought to this meeting to be taken to the Gift Shop. Zone 1 meeting was held in Edgefield on Saturday, Decem ber 4th. Miss Grace Summer, as vice president of Zone 1, presided. Members of the New berry unit attending were Mrs. M. F. Bowler, Mrs. W. Roy Anderson, Miss Sudie Dennis, Mrs. C. A. Dufford Sr., Mrs. T. M. Fellers, Mrs. R. E. Han na, Mrs. Olin Wessinger, and Miss Sadie. Bowers. RJTZ Theatre MON- TUBS. & WED. Frankie Avalon, Deborah Walley, Fred Clark, Cesar Romero THURSDAY The Great Spy Mission Sophia Loren, George Peppard, Trevor Howard FRIDAY & SATURDAY w PATTY DUKE as BILLIE Drive-In Theatre The Drive-In now open only Friday, Saturday and Sunday until further notice. FRIDAY & SATURDAY The Sons of Katie Elder John Wayne, Dean Martin, Martha Hyer SUNDAY MIRAGE Gregory Peck, Diane Baker Always A Color Cartoon Reduction ON ALL WINTER HATS The Hat Box Mrs. Myrtle M. Long 1109 Caldwell St. NEWBERRY, S. C. FOR SALE ONE SLOT CAR RACE TRACK—Long Oval. 174 feet around — nine lanes. Complete with timers. For further information telephone Chester, S. C. 385-5615 or write to P. O. Box 549, Chester, S. C. BRITISH STERLING EXCLUSIVE TOILETRIES FOR MEN n ITEM PRICE 4 oz. After Shave $3.50 6 oz. After Shave 4.50 4 oz. Cologne 5.00 6 oz. Cologne 7.00 2-pc. gift set, (4 oz. After Shave, 4 oz. Cologne) 8.00 3-pc. gift set, (4 oz. After Shave, 2 oz. Spray Deodorant, 4 oz. Cologne) 10.00 ijuwnrffWfjM Ummm . :.THAT MAN Always right for Christmas! SLSL — HJf lOkt. t.F. —*6.M AT yAMERICA’S “BEST BUY” IN QUALITY WATCHES 17 JEWEL BENRUS d a ■, nwsrofl^ WATCHBANDS UIMCONDITIONALiy GUARANTEED 3 YEARS Key Protectors Tie Tacks Billfolds Ughters 1103 CALDWELL ST. NEWBERRY, S. C. W. E. TURNER JEWELER PENDANTS Pearl - Jade - Oynx Opal - Rhinestone Diamond $3.95 to $200.00 Jewelry Boxes Charims Princess Rings Pins A few gift suggestions from nter’s <Womui’i <Jffetuxut L 2^ ^ckxL, aMdtUuxif, to help you find the something very special for that very special friend or member of your family. - v '» 4.. s' ‘-t’ \ • 4.1- A Handbags Gloves Sweat ers Slips Blouses Coats i Gowns Costume Jewelry Formate Free Gift Wrapping -and, open Friday nights ’til 9 FORA Merrier Christmas! Robes