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SEC A—PAGE 20—The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, December 20, 1967
HOSPITAL
PATIENTS
Anderson, Bin. Annie Mae
City
Amick, Mn. Bertha E.
Prosperity
Baxter, Willie City
Brank, Sammy E. Whitmire
Broaddus, Miss Lenora City
Caldwell, George Sr. City
Cannon, John Prosperity
Cannon, Mrs. Myra M. City
Cook, Mrs. Florane City
Davenport, John C. City
Dennis, Mn. On Mae
(Baby Girl) Pomaria
Epting, Mn. Josephine City
RITZ
THEATRE
Wednesday, Thursday
and
Friday
Jim Hutton, Dorothy Pro-
Bishop, Walter Brennan
Who’s Minding
The Mint
Saturday, Monday, Tuesday
and
Wednesday
Terry Moore, Jan Murray,
Sue Ane Langdon, Paul
Mantee
A Man Called
Dagger
Clover Leaf
Friday & Saturday
Welcome To
Hard Times
Henry Fonda, Janis Rule
Sunday
Don’t Make
Waves
Tony Curtis, Claudia Card-
inale, Sharon Tate
Always A Color Cartoon
Gray, Mn. Eula City
Griffin, Mn. Gertrude M. City
Gilliam James N. City
Hefner, Mn. Vivian U. City
Henderson, Mn. Louise City
Hunter, Bluford City
Jeter, Todd City
Kinard, Mn. Ada City
Koon, Ira City
Lancaster, Mn. Judy Ann City
Livingston, Mn. Brenda
Prosperity
Lester, Mn. Rosa B.
Pomaria
Livingston, Nellie L. City
Lookabill, Mn. Eunice City
Lowman, Mn. Nellie
Prosperity
McCartha, Mn. Minnie
Prosperity
Morris, Mn. Peggie F. City
Miller, Mn. Ida Mae City
Morris, Mn. Allie Mae City
Nance, Mn. Barbara Ann City
Ousts, Rodney C. City
Puckett, Mn. Florence City
Rice, Otis City
Roberts, Harry E. City
Ruff, David B. City
Satterwhite, Mrs. Estelle
City
Sessoms, Sherman G. City
Shealy, Albert F. Chapin
Shealy, Mrs. Mary E. Chapin
Sims, Albert Pomaria
Singley Mary A. Prosperity
Smith, Miss Ida Kinard
Stephens, Johnnie R.
Silverstreet
Turner, Fletcher E. City
Vaughn, Benjamin T. City
Wicker, Otis Duane City
Wise, Allen Pomaria
Wise, Pete Saluda
RUBBER STAMPS — Made
at THE SUN OFFICE on same
day order received.
NOTICE OF FINAL
SETTLEMENT
We will make a final stttle-
^ ment of the estate of James Na
bors in the Probate Court for
Newberry County, S. C., on
Monday, the 8th day of Janu
ary, 1968, at 10 o’clock in the
forenoon, and will immediately
thereafter ask for our discharge
as Executrix and Executor of
said estate.
Hyacinth J. Nabors,
Edward M. Nabors.
Executors
Dec. 11, 1967. 14-4tp
FOR SALE
Two (2) Ford dump trucks
1955 and 1958 models. Please
submit sealed bids to the under
signed by the 12th of January,
1968. Trucks may be seen at
Newberry County Shop. New
berry County Board of
Commissioners, Court House
Newberry, South Carolina.
Auxiliary to
help veterans
in hospital
The American Auxiliary held
its regular meeting on Thurs
day, December 7 at 4 p.m. at
the home of Mrs. T. M. Fellers.
Mrs. J. N. Nicosia, Mrs Ray
Schumpert and Mrs. Huston
Long were associate hostesses.
The meeting was called to
order by the president, Mrs. M.'
F .Bowler, The ritualistic ser
vice was then held followed by
the members singing the Star
Spangled Banner.
The president announced that
the Spring Rally would be held
in Columbia on March 25, 26 at
the Wade Hampton Hotel.
The Americanism chairman,
Mrs. F. Scott Elliott reported
that a magnolia wreath was
placed on Memorial Square on
November 11 according to cus
tom. She also gave the topic for
the essay, which is “Our Herit
age of Freedom. w
December is Rehabilitation
month. Mrs. 0. R. Summer, Sr.,
Rehabilitation chairman, gave a
most interesting program. A
new project has been added this
year, the Bloodmobile. The Le
gion and Auxiliary sponsored
the visit on Monday, December
18.
Last month, in community
service, six members helped in
the mailing of the tuberculosis
seals. One member served as
co-chairman of this volunteer
work.
The gift shop at the Veter
ans Hospital in Columbia was
then discussed. Several members
plan to go down to help in the
workshop. Some gifts were
brought and a nice contribution
of money will be sent. A motion
was made that the Auxiliary
send a contribution of $10.00 for
the Christmas party at the Vet
erans Hospital. Contributions
will also be sent for the Insulin
fund, Emergency shelf, Linwood
Hohpital and Freedoms Founda
tion at Valley Forge.
The members sang Christmas
carols, followed by “God Bless
America” and the Lord’s Pray
er.
During the social hour the
hostesses served a delicious sa
lad plate with coffee.
Notice
A 2 per cent
penalty
Will be added to all unpaid
1967 City Taxes
on Jan. 2nd, 1968
Unpaid City Taxes for 1966 will
go into execution on
Jan. 2nd, 1968
Building Permits
Building permits issued by
the city last week totaled $52,-
510. They were issued to:
Dawkins Dennis, Speers St.;
Elbert Long, 1307 Fourth St.;
Robert Brown, 811 Burton St.;
George Wilson, Eleanor St.;
W. P. Mabry, Evans Circlt, er
ect dwelllings;
William Smith, McMorris St.;
Mr. Gilliam, 529 Crosson St.;
Johnny Boozer 912 Horseshoe
Circle, repairs;
Bertha G&llman,' Wilson Rd.,
addition.
—NOTICE—
The Newberry County Court
House will be closed Saturday,
December 23 through Wednes
day, December 27 for the
Christmas Holidays.
Also on Jan. 1, New Years Day.
HOLIDAY NOTICE
We wll be closed
Monday, December 25th and
Tuesday, December 26th
for Christmas Holidays
THE STATE BUILDING &
LOAN ASSOCIATION
HOLIDAY NOTICE
All City offices will be closed
Mon., Dec. 25 & Tues., Dec. 26
*
for Christmas Holidays
Also New Year’s Day, Jan. 1st
For any needed services during the holiday per
iod, telephone 276-0311.
SPECIAL!
ONE GROUP
Children’s Shoes $6."
(For School or Dress)
Reg. to $9.99)
ANDERSON’S