The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, December 15, 1966, Image 7
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1966
THE NEWBERRY SUN, NEWBERRY, SOUTH CAROLINA
PAGE SEVEN
* YELLOW TRAVELER
(Continued from page 6)
seduced by sexual perversions
in childhood, and by drugs.
They have been taught the
precepts of communism, and
eternal childlishness, and con
stant cuddling under the
Mommy State in our schools.
Those who were born or al
ready born 37 years ago are
now middle-aged and have
children and grandchildren of
tjieir own, and are teaching
them the lies and softnesses
they were taught themselves.
Where are Americans today,
manly, strong, passionately
patriotic, Godly ? They are
bounded by the government,
despised by the people, called
right wing extremists in the
press, denounced as super pat
riots, never elected to office,
persecuted and derided.
There is nothing we few can
do about it. Let the government
even threaten mildly to with
draw one soft warm cuddly
welfare provision and the peo
ple, with violent tears and
rage, would revolt. They would
not fight for principle and hon
or and country. No, but they
would fight for their govern
ment checks, which they did
not earn. They would fight for
free lunch programs in schools,
for swimming pools, for the
right to riot and loot and des
troy, for the right to live in
free housing or subsidized
housing, for the right to eat at
someone else’s expense, for the
right to loaf and not work, for
the right to be eternal children
under the wing of the Mommy
State. They only whimper,
“What’s in it for me?” Free
milk, bread and circuses are
the only desire of Americans
now. It was planned that way
by the liberals.
There is just one grim con
solation. We are fast reaching
national an financial and eco
nomic bankruptcy and ruin,
thanks to the Mommy State of
the liberals and our support of
communism everywhere in the
world. We’ll see it shortly. Des
pite all the unemployment in
surance and other government
goodies, there will be nation
wide desolation and hunger.
Three times now Swiss bankers
have warned our alleged gov
ernment that we cannot con
tinue the Mommy State and
aid to communists and other
wild extravagances without our
dollar collapsing and made
worthless. But, our liberals—
who know all this only too well
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—persist in their fight against
America, for collapse of the
economy will be their hour to
bring about full and open com
munism.
As for myself, I’m glad I am
not a day younger! I won’t have
to suffer so very long under a
Red dictatorship in America.
Will there be a reprieve? Will
the Holy governor make a mid
night call? Who knows?
It would take too mighty an
effort on the part of the Am
erican people to save their
country, and so far, I have seen
no indication that they will
make that effort. When Joe
McCarthy was warning them
fo the future—and prophesied
so many things which have now
come to pass—the American
people read the newspapers and
periodicals and books and par
roted over and over what they
had read: “McCarthyism! Mc-
Carthyism! Reign of Terror!”
And, they let their own Sen
ators disgrace him and let him
be murdered and said not a
word and lifted not a hand!
Twenty-seven million of us
voted for Barry Goldwater. We
have families. Are-we teaching
our children the name and face
and the true character of their
enemies, or are we letting
them be taught by sly liberal
traitors in our public schools
and too many of our secular
colleges ? Have we, ourselves,
refused to patronize movies,
books, magazines, newspapers,
TV and radio, which sell com
munism to our children? How
many of us write letters of pro
test to our Senators and Con
gressmen ? How many permit
clergymen to incite mobs in
their pulpits and scream that
it is the place of the laity to
engage in riots though Christ
said coldly, over and over, “I
am not a divider of men.” He
said that when some people ap
pealed to Him against secular
laws. “I am no divider of men.”
In short, He taught the King
dom if Heaven and the love of
God and refused to interfere
with secular circumstances,
even when some were manifest
ly unjust. But, how many cler
gymen today say, as they
should, “I am no divider of
men, no inciter of riots, no in-
terferer with the laws of men
-no troublemaker.”
While we still have a little
time, don’t buy books written
by liberals; you can find out
who they are with a little ef
fort. Mark the glowing reviews
in liberal newspapers. You all
know the liberal catch-phrases.
Don’t go to movies which ad
vertise in pictures of half-nak
ed women and mad dancers and
suggestive phrases, and write
the companies which produce
those pictures and tell them
you will not patronize them
Don’t buy liberal or “moder
ate” newspapers, magazines or
other periodicals, and tell the
editors why. Investigate your
school boards and get out the
liberals in the pulpits who are
bent on destroying our country
and who says “God is dead,” or
the equivalent.
Long ago, the liberals said
about conservatives, “Hit them
in their purses where it will
hurt the most.” Well, let us
twenty-seven million hit THEM
now, and hard, in the schools,
colleges, churches, and in
Washington through the power
of the purse in withholding
funds frim them, and vot
ing for them. Hit them in their
public means of communication.
If a TV show is soft on com
munism, or refights Roosevelt’s
war, or makes fun of conserv
atives, write the sponsors that
you will not buy their products
any longer unless they reform
—and mean it. Don’t ever vote
for a politician of either party
who is declared a “moderate”
or a “liberal” or is approved
by the liberal press, and tell
him why you are not support
ing him with cash and your
vote. Write your National com
mittee in Washington, too, and
firmly and quietly tell them
where you stand. Read your
children’s school books and it
may shock the complacency out
of you when you discover how
their minds are kept babyfied
and immature, or corrupted by
lies, such as the recent lying
one I read where it states that
Roosevelt’s war “Was a strug
gle between the United Nations
and Hitler.” Look for signs in
those textbooks which down
grade the American Revolution
and patriotism. And, then take
issue with the school boards,
several of you together, and
don’t care about ridicule and
hysterical cries and accusations
of being reactionary! If you
possibly can, send your child
ren to private schools and not
public schools, for the Depart
ment of HEW said, itself when
the government helps support
the public schools, it has a
right and duty to say what is
being taught our children—and
you know now who controls the
government. Again and again,
write your representatives in
Washington that you want the
amendment to restore prayers
to public schools passed.
Diligently teach your child
ren their religion—not once a
week, but every day. This is
far more important to them as
immortal souls than most of
the trash they are being taught
in our suborned public schools,
controlled by liberals.
The hour is terribly late.
Will America be saved? No
nation that ever went this far
—and so many dead nations
did—ever returned from the
abyss. Will America return?
I don’t know. But it is better
to die fighting for your free
dom and your country than it
is to live on your knees as a
slave.
To quote Horatius on the
bridge as he fought to save
Rome:
How can a man die better
Than facing fearful odds
For the ashes of his fathers
And the temples of his gods?
NEW ADDRESSES
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whit
mire have moved to 1302 Jef
ferson street to make their
home.
Rev. and Mrs. Howard Wright
are now residing at 2518 Main
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Hick
have moved to 2810 Milne Ave.
Rev. Charles Clinton is now
making his home at 12 Glenn
street.
DEED
TRANSFERS
Newberry No. 1
C. Eugene Buzhardt to Larry
Swygert and Barbara H. Swy-
gert, one lot on -Buzhardt St.,
$5.00.
Newberry Federal Sav : ngs &
Loan Association to R. B.
Baker, one lot and one build
ing, Boyd street $2000.
Frank H. Ward, Master, to
Essie Wilsin Ruff, one lot and
one building on Wallace street,
$3000.
Whitmire No. 4
Viola E. Brock and Linda R.
Brock Drake to WTlirm Cody
Owens, one lot and one build
ing, $10.
Robert S. Smith Jr. an d
Betty Lou H. Smith to John
W. Bullard, one lot and one
building on Prather St. $10.
Prosperity No. 7
W. B. Wicker to Faye E.
MacArthur, one lot and one
building on Highway 76, $10.
Bertha C. Bowers, et al to
Berlie E. Wicker, one lot, $5.
Ben F. Dawkins to Harry G.
Rhodes, 8.11 acres and one
building $5.
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NOTICE OF FINAL
SETTLEMENT
I will make a final settlement
of the estate of Curtis R. Bush
in the Probate Court for New
berry County, S. C., on Friday
the 9th day of December, 1966,
at 10 o’clock in the forenoon,
and will immediately thereaf
ter ask for my discharge as
Administratrix of said estate.
Alice Marie Bush
Kinards, S. C.
Administratrix.
November 17, 1966 31-4tc
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BANK NOTES
by Malcolm
DID YOU l
Before coins uxxep like coins,
THEY HAD THE SHAPE OF THINGS
PEOPLE HAD USED IN BARTER. IN
ANCIENT BABYLONIA THE LOWEST
MONETARY UNIT WAS A GRAIN OF
SILVER — SHAPED LIKE A GRAIN OF
BARLEY, AND WITH THE SAME
WEIGHT. THE FAMOUS SHEKEL WAS
EQUAL TO I0O SILNAiR GRAINS.
Gift Sets by...
Tussy, Revlon, Dubarry,
Evening in Paris, etc.
$1.00 to $10.00
Arpage Dusting Powder
$5.00
My Sin Dusting Powder
$5.00
Broxodent Elec. Tooth Brushes $19.95
JEWELITE
Comb and Brush Sets
$2.00 to $10.00
You wi ii find our store stocked with many,
many more preferred gift items. Come in
and choose gifts for everyone on your list.
Zippo Lighters
$3.50 to $6.00
Boxed Cigars
25s or 50s
Old Spice gifts sets
$1.00 to $10
Yardley gift Sets from $1.95
A MISSISSIPPI BANKER WAS
NONPLUSSED WHEN ASKS)ID
HB-P FINANCE THE PURCHASE
OF A GOO-ROUND MECHANICAL
STEER.HE GRANTED A % 1,200
LOAN WHEN HE LEARNED THE
MOTORIZED LONGHORN WOULD
BE USED IN TRAINING HI6HIY-
EDUCAJED,HIGH-PRICEP QUARTER
HORSES TO WORK CATTLE.
WHEN THE US. SELLS GOLD ABROAD,
THE METAL ACTUALLY MOVES ONLY FIVE
BLOCKS.m TRUCKED FROM THE US.
ASSAY OFFICE,ON THE NEW YORK
WATERFRONT .TO THE R3S*AL RESERVE
BANK OF NEW YORK, WHERE ITS
DEPOSi TED TO THE BUYERS ACCOUNT. \
My Sin Cologne $3.50 & $5.50
Arpage Cologne $3.00 & $6,50
Prince Matchabelli Cologne, $2.50 & $4.
Ambush Cologne - „ $2.50 & $4
Faberge Dusting Powder $3.00
Universal Hair Dryers—
with carrying case$13.88 to $24.88
Amity Bill Folds
Mens or Ladles $3.95 to $10
Timex Watcher **
Mens di* Ladies $6.95 to $15.00
Tobacco Pouches 50c to $3.50
His Favorite Smoking Tobacco
Pounds and Half-Pounds
Hollingsworth, Whitman and
Pangbum Candies
FKEEimi'rWEXFFmG
on items purchased in our store
Kaywoodie Pipes $5.95 to $12.50
Pipe Racks
$2.98 to $4.95
Yardley English Lavender
boxed Soaps, $1.25, $1.75, $2.50
Main Street
Pharmacy
1212 Main St. Telephone 276-3412
Newberry, South Carolina