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PAGE 10—The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, Dec. 19, 1968 York rite officers told The Newberry York Rite bod ies have elected officers foi 1969, as follows: Signet Chapter No. 18: David L. Laird, Jr., High Priest; Jas. D. Perry, King; J. 0. Donkle Scribe; Steve D. Reeves, treas urer; David L. Laird, Sr., sec retary; Johnny Stribble, Cap tain of Host; Philip Sanders, principal sojourner; Hbrold Cook, Royal Arch Captain; Walter Koon, Master Third veil; Hugh Connelly, Master second veil; Clyde Smith, Mas ter first veil; San A. Cook, Sen tinel. Oriental Council No. 17: David L. Laird, Jr., Illustrious our new Lady Speidel miniature watch bracelets Slim as a golden thread — Strong as your love — One of these new, fashionably slim watch bracelets will remind her daily of your thoughtfulness and you. Narrower than any other Speidel watch bracelet — yet with the same superb beauty, comfort and “life time” construction. Choose your lucky lady’s Miniature, now, from our beautiful selection. Spiedel Watch Bands For Men and Ladies W. E. Turner Jeweler 1103 Caldwell St. You can charge almost every thing in this newspaper and many other things on your BankAmericard ...at thousands of merchants throughout South Carolina. Look for this symbol. Master; J. 0. Donkle, deputy master; Harold Cook, principal conductor of work; Steve Reeves, treasurer; David L Laird, Sr., secretary; Johnny Stribble, captain general; Phil ip Sanders, captain of council; Walter Koon, steward; Sam A. Cook, sentinel. Newberry Commandery No. 6: James 0. Donkle, command er; George W. Heller, general issimo; Johnny Stribble, captain general; Steve Reeves, treasur er; David L. Laird Sr., record er; Harold Cook, senior ward en; Philip Sanders, junior war den; C. A. Shealy Jr., prelate; Walter Koon, standard bearer; Hugh Connelly, sword bearer; Clyde Smith, warder; James Smith, guard; Harold Wicker, guard; John Smith, Guard and Sam A. Cook, sentinel. The Fire Report Flammable Decorations Santa Caaus* whiskers have led to many a Christms tragedy. Untreated cotton batting and paper in costumes and decora tions ignite easily and burn with intensity. Elaborate decorations may be important to the gala season, but they are dangerous unless made of flame-proof or incom bustible materials. Flame-proofed decorations can be purchased at many stores. Insist on them. NOTICE In Observance of CHRISTMAS The City of Newberry Offices will close Tuesday, December 24th at 12:00 P.M. and reopen By LEWIS LEE Wrappings And Rubbish Christmas wrappings burn like tinder and should be remov ed as soon as possible. If you burn them in open fireplaces, do so in small quantities and only if screen is in place. Better yet, avoid using the fireplace tc burn the wrappings. See that they are taken out and dumped in a covered metal barrel or incinerator. Never store them in wooden or paper containers a minute longer than it takes to gather the wrappings to gether and get them out of the house. Toys Be careful of heat operated toys and new electrical gadgets if they do not bear the label of Underwriters’ Laboratories, Inc. Avoid toys that require flamm able liquid to operate them. Make certain that children's costumes and play uniforms are made of non-flammable mater ials. Do not let children use cap guns or sparking toys near the Christmas tree. Friday, December 27th at 8:30 A.M. The Offices will also be closed January 1,1969 for NEW YEAR In case of emergency, please call 276-0311 Hope and Help for the Alcoholic Fairview Center is the oldest complete treatment center for alcoholics in South Carolina. The hos pital division specializes in detoxification, or with drawal of alcohol, and physical recovery. This re quires five days and costs $100.00, payable on ad mission. >00000000000000000000000000000000 The one you love may be sick and in need of help because of excessive drinking. Experience during the past 17 years with more than 11,000 patients assures your loved one of the best possible care in Fairview Hospital. The Newberry County Maxie C. Collins, Director Hospital Phone 337-2259 Administration 337-2255 RIDGEWAY, S. C. 29130 Court House will be closed on Dec. 24, 25 & 26, 1968 and on January 1,1969 for the holidays. NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having claims against the estate of Estell S. Harmon, deceased, are hereby notified to file the same, duly verified with the undersigned, and those in debted to said estate will please make payment like wise. Eugene B. Harmon 907 Harrington St. Newberry, S. C. Executor. Dec 7, 1968 , 34-3t Notice A 2 per cent penalty Will be added to all unpaid 1968 City Taxes on January 2nd, 1969 Unpaid City Taxes for 1967 will go into execution on January 2nd, 1969