Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Nt'wbcrrv. S»'uth ('ai'nlma, rhnrsdaw I )a-crmi)ta '22. 1 t> . . COME LET US ADORE HIM THIS DAY KI MIMIMRINC. WU TRl I AM) LAM I.\( MiA.\l\(r Ol THIS HOLY ( HRISIMAS MASON MAY M)l i INI) Till M.i sSINOS \0{ SI l K HAPPY HOLIDAY TO ALL Holidays set for workers BY THE WAY j , ! i i ! j ‘ i ~ \ •- V \ i ) I K > \ Holi(ia> • : i: n \v;' h I hc l inal Day f ,; r [;•»• : o' M • . . ■ i « ; k \ * |\\ i \ | ; ; Y . . • i ■ ‘ s V ) 1 ’Y ( : i} . M r:.;o ‘M H t . ‘ p: • Ya ,, N,O..-t rv A . Ir. \\ i.- ' - t m l { f 1 ■ tents gav*- a 1 C is! r f-'-gr am f < h a 1. a a: * : 1’ ; .da Emi’t ' hm ( ' ? .Mr- !■' ’ -h s \* i'. mid w;t: ;l r.,; ’ * if l|f. K lUU'li •H!.; tca'-E' • ' f: •' i h Mir- ’.,'a ’ n*' ' hr. - ’ :r:t S’' > ry . n W'.r -i a!i'«l pan* ■ •mim\ I f'.-- f i . • ai: i S'-r ■ ::4 { 1 " m, {•ar* l:' a }>!a.. a:-. - th> (.1-r a'.'.' * ■ K!v.-', a'.'i - . : . • i•:. • ■ \ • : Ua- • f'-rm a n '. * ■ The Issue Th c- - O.! a:: mual E nr. ,s' ma.'. 1 > \ i t' 1 f T:,e S 1 : n ami v, . itope that yoa w.ii en joy it. Th , roughi t h i • ; m you w a: find !’* ct u r• ■ s of t: m t hr: tin: t - par; a it -, pw- tut e> of 'on11 of the oa ♦ ■ i t . i de de- <■' u at au.- at ho m- • in N t * w b(TI\ •: ('nr:-1 i n a S S t O !' ms ami rcc.p cs and r lea ; and mo st im- ini r'a tit. \-o i ■ »v: 11 find tl ie greet- ing- St-'H t t < > yo a hy t he folks w: t h whom y oil do bus i in •ss all yea r long. They us *' t ni s means < I f w ishing you the joV s ' of the* ho! id av s"aso n. And all of u >. — Moth er , Dad. Frank. Agrn Steve. Benny, Mart in and I— w; > h t < ) thank you for you I r k indues s and your patronage during the year wh.ch is fast coming to a close. Our w.>h for th ic New Y ear is that we may Ct mt i nue to i ce l * * - brute , for nu my years, this re- ligious holni; ty in a : fre e na- tion. MERRY CHRISTMAS and HAPPY NEW YEAR! Industrial. Lcovrrnment and busirass t‘nip!oyt‘**s will have holidays of varying- lengths be ginning tills weekend. City offices will be closed, and most city employees will have holidays on Saturday and Monday, December iM and 2b, and again on Saturday and on Monday, December 31 and Jan uary 2. City offices will be open all day Wednesday, De cember 28. Offices in the courthouse will be closed Friday, Saturday and Monday, December 23—2b and on Monday, January 2. The Newberry - Saluda Re gional Library will take a holi day beginning today (Thurs day), December 22 through Monday, December 26. The li brary will also be closed on January 2. The local {lost office, not to be outdone by holidays falling on Sunday, will be closed on Monday, December 26 and on Monday, January 2. There will be no city or rural deliveries on those days. Incoming mail will be distributed to post office boxes, outgoing mail will be dispatched as usual. Collections of mail will be according to the holiday schedule on the col lection boxes. There will be special delivery service. All banks, building and loan associations, and most business firms will be closed on Monday, December 26 and Monday, Jan uary 2. Employees of the Oakland and Moll oho n ; plants of the Kendall Company will begin their Christmas vacation on Saturday, December 24 at 6:00 a. m. and will resume work on Tuesday, December 27 at 6:00 a. m. At Owens-Illinois and at the Shakespeare plants, holidays for employees will be Monday, December 26 and Monday, Jan uary 2. Shawnee Manufacturing Co. will close on Friday afternoon, December 24 and remain closed until Tuesday, January 3. At Newberry Mills, Inc., closedown time will be 8:00 a. m. Saturday, December 24. Employees will resume work at 8:00 a. m. on Tuesday, Decem ber 27. SlM M) I h r Year Government of county to be changed Jan. 1 ! ' ■ ■ v . • 1 i r' y government . ''ic. .: :>p: 11\ i ■! by the Cen- \ <‘m D \ ■ ■ f Sou'll * hi ro- . • ' • o in ’his ■ ’ I. . > ! . ! • • • ■ : . Si' . oK legt>- V - Y- : ;; ' 1 e e :,, 1 ; 1 -A umell t. i -t \ ! • • ! ft ’in LV tax i ’: a . .m 'e ; 1 (' ( m 111 y 1 e i ■ • ‘ i ' a ; ■ \ ' a ' in* final a _\. 1 :i: 'Y ■'>' •. , i : ' ' . 14. . .ill 1 ■ 11 n g , o V e | *. U:. ■ ' 1 . t: am. St. . -he ,| ( , l i Y at am \ ; : i ■ a ' ! ' ■ a.' \ a (• • O re ; i - \ \\ a, 1 \ ( * 11 « ! 1 t \ on :« . 1 I ' w 0 i-a I'lh- ■ - n gov, 1 ’i.ag > a t an t < 1 !• 1 ., 1 " a n i \ ! a * . t 1 d of i . i- 1,Jig; , a . 1 a 1u! a 1 i 1 man t ‘ Y f *. < 4 T v : 1 . lioal ,1. T in* 1 >0:1 rd w I : ( r , , ’ ■ ■ I ’In- S u p< * ! visor ; i f i 4 ' w • - . a 1: m 10111 * r olle f r- *«1 ! ‘ f « ■ ; PI" f pm t t > I ! lie i • *» ; a■ 1 11 ati Die It * w t r po 1 1 ho iuil a.-- p:i - -i'd by 1 he le- r a iic pj ov i.h ■ t ha’ former St at Si 11. i: o i Jesse 1 - i an k Maui, hall e i \ • a.- the f ij ' > ta i man. The t ei m of - he chairman shall he the same as that of the com m i .-.'lone rs. at tlie pie.-ent tune, two years. The u pe i v mor e, rves four \ i ■ a r - (( out inued on page 6 BIRTHDAYS Dec. 21: Ed Senn, Mrs. Ellen Abrams, Pat l nder- u <mhI. Dec. 2a: P. I). Johnson Jr., Frank Senn. I homas Shaver, M ms e\ rna lame, David I.e- ro\ Wilson Jr., Mrs. Hoyd .1 acobs. Dec. 26: Pill Moore, Harold I. Pitt". Harr> Shealy, David Edmond Sense, Carry De Hart. Dc< . 27: Mrs. David Ring er. M rs. Ferd Sumimr, Carry M c( nlloiigh, Ronald Chap man, Rerle\ Shealy, Mable Darby, Douglas Bozard, Mrs. J W . Longshore. Dec. 2S; Mrs. James Smith Jr, Mrs. Elbert Dickert, Mrs. lav M urra> Crav, Mrs. F. Scott Elliott, Cates Beck with. Dec. 2!C Mrs. Dave L. Hayes, David Langford. Dec . 30: Mrs. V. V. Pear- sail. Mrs. Virginia S. Senn, M rm II. () . Ston«*, Eyn Alt- man. Dec. 31 : Mrs. C. V. Clamp, M iss Emily Boozer, Mrs. Ed- dit- (). Crab am, Mac Brooks, I). B. Dawkins. Jan. 1 : John Harrison Rag land, Ceorge B. Brooks. Jan. 2: Mary Fulmer Wells, Ben Pressley Stewart Jr., Ruth Cannon. Jan. 3: Carter Abdams, E. Kirby Lominack, Dick Neel, Sam P. Boland, Mrs. Mary Ringer. Jan. 4: Howard Clark, Mrs. John Pappas, Mrs. Wilbur J. Ringer, Debra Smith, Steven Fuller. Jann. 5: Miss Juanita Hitt, Johnson Hagood Clary, Jim mie Bowers, D. L. Ruff. Jan. 6: Henry Edward Cou sins, R. T. Feagle, Mrs. Ar thur Ballentine, Branders Shealy, Dessie K. Kesler, Evelyn D. Davis.