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PACK 2 Th*' N<*u berry Sun, Nb'wberrv, S. (\, Thursday, Nov. 9, 1967 1218 College St., Newberry, S. C. 29108 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY 0. F. Armfield, Jr., Owner Second-Class Postage Paid at Newberry, South Caroline SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $2.00 per year in advance Six months $1.25. The Ccntua plant of (’ msolidaied Foods was formally opened Sundae in the pn ence of hundreds of local cit izens as well a> Company and stall’ dignitaries. Participating in the ribbon-cutting ceremonies were, from left, Cow Robert McNair; Bill Bu/.ick III, son of William Buxick Jr., executive vice president of Consol idated Foods Corp. and incoming president; Miss Lynn Bedenbaugh, who is “Miss County Farm Bureau”; Wil liam Buxick Jr.; and James S. Richardson, president of Ocoma Foods, yPhoto by Nichols.) Christmas club checks in mail < 'b-rf ncal'iiig' s l.ruu.iHio a ri • in 11:■ in,tl let I lli - mi >111 li t " ike 1 PeiH 1 Ml' n,I" I Ilf tle S. i X;U i"11;ti II,•ink’s P.'C.T : i i - i mas ( ' Ink. Ik i M n i!:, 11 me uf at iou t ' i'.imti aiui 100U imnnlKTs "''■' i' ’t)' 1 PUS ( 'h risi mas ('InI * ion accimints', and accorditie S( X Senior Vice President Palpli P Harwell, !!M'>7 is the lari’' i annual e 1111 > payoff in S< V Hist"r\ I he lampamn for I'dhS he- ran this week at SCX UnScRaMbLe NoW! WIN A NEW PFAFF SEWING MACHINE FREE 1 ..w J ''WORLD'S FINEST SEWING MACHINES" HIRE'S HOW YOU CAN WIN: 9#!oy? or* 10 iCrorrUtd wrCrJ» which opp / n »om* way to Mwtno. You know t-»ni ond p-obotly uit them <r*ciixn"v| Only th* order In which in* leilert eppeor hoi bern changed. For initance, the lint me—V.tSNlGl when unscrambled b«cornei SEWING." G(t yOur farnlly to h«'p yov. Ifi B f »°t o n ^ you may wlni “DON'T WAIT-ENTER TOD AY.i OFFICIAL ENTRY I LANK * WE5NGI Urmrambl* Th*»* Word*—PI«oi* Frlnf. CTISTH * MOIBEREDR OGMRMNOA i AMSE LMATAERI REPZIP EMDN t LENEDE MHE Shame » ADDRESS PHONE jcmr MAIL TO PFAFF SEWING CENTER 1535 WALTON WAY AUGUSTA, GA. To present concert here A brilliant young pianist from Bogota, Colombia will appear in concert at Newberry College Monday night, Nov. 13. She is Blanca Uribe, whose stylo and keyboard technique have won her the enthusiastic attention of critics in America and abroad. Miss Cribe will appear here as a guest performer in the New berry College 19b7-b8 Arts and Pectures series. The concert, at 8:00 p.m. in Wiles Chapel, is open to the public. At Newberry College, Miss Uribe will present the Beeth oven .-onata in (J major, opus 71); Schumann’s F a n t a s t i c Bieces, opus 12; Bartok’s Im provisations on Hungarian Peasant Songs, opus 20; and the Chopin sonata in B flat mi nor, opus 35. PROPERTY TRANSFERS it. B. Baker to Mary B. Summer, one lot and one build ing, Boyd Alley, 85 love and affection. Nancy Morris to James I). Jones and Myrtle I. Jones, one lot and one building, Uoatswood Development $5. Tom K. Sanders and Van C. Sanders Jr., to David C. Wal drop and Ralph 1). Waldrop, three lots and three buildings, $5.00. Robert C. Weaver, Secretary of Housing and Urban Develop ment, to Airiage L. Oglesby cm- lot and one building, $11,- 000. Robert U. Weaver to Plato Fconomos, one lot and one building, Henry Ave. $1('>0,00. Newberry No. 1 Outside Thomas H. Pope and Pinck ney N. Abrams, as Executors of the estate of J. Dave Cald well, deceased, to Malcolm O. Mayer, 1.2 acres $150. Silverstreet No. 2 Maggie S. Havird to Jerome F. Havird, two acres $150. Whitmire No. 1 (Outside) Standard Oil Co. to R. A. Nelson, one lot, $1. The State Building it Loan Association to Mary B. Sum mer, one lot and one building. 1118 Reed Avenue $5. F. 1). King to Frank King, ■11 acres $5. Prosperity No. 7 Cuy V. Whitener Sr to. Car olina Tree Farms, Inc. 108.5 acres $5. C S. Holland to Laura M. Fuller, three lots $5. Mutual Bn i Ider . Dom in irk \ \ . Ml'- . 1 l'f‘ t ' i dualling. 1 !• ! i M 1 ' . WlS t 75''. Dr.uyt 11 n St,, I 1 > . 11 ;!_ Hill SC. t rvet * 1 Try Ris t- i C 552 Buiindary. ft ! i , F.'. ! hi k IFdi T awn 11. U1 S1 . Rnpe SC, .r '-rt ; •p; 11 t merits. Mr-. \\ 'pi < annelly . 1515 ( ;* U Wt ■ 11 St r ■ pari . M . mi :v T ' ts > UHiran, 55 Hat t- f' 'I’d 11 tV[ lair.'. .1 III Wi S: uii 1 r. land, i 2 1 Cald- v\ 1 ;! St ■ !''l s'l: r Mr,- Ciai i.i' Ru Wei! 1 511 Si- ut St. a < pai rs. David SFgh, 2o2 Cannon St. lejai rs. New hi■ rry I.umhm' Cumpany n31 < aldwell St., repairs. M rs, ( b o. Bf limer, 1 b 1 7 Mc- Hard\ St., repairs. B. J. k i bier. 757 Pupe St., iu pa i r a A premium is being offered th:s year to iwerybody who ..pens a Christmas Club ac count. The offer, which started last year, will be a 33 RPM long-play fidelity record of the Ray Charles Singers caroling the Christmas favorites and the other side features Broadway star Richard Kiley leading ••Twas the Night Before Christmas” and other poems. Pinckney N. 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