The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, December 26, 1968, Image 3

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The Newberry Sun ? Newberry, S. C. Dec. 26th, 1968—PAGE 3—SEC. A A large white bell, topped with red velvet bow, below a canopy of cedar and holly, decorates each of the front entrance doors of the Guy V. Whitner, Jr. home on Wells Park Drive. Centering the two entrances, not seen in the picture) is a picture window also gaily decorated with Christmas balls and bells. (Sunphoto by Martin Arm- field.) HAPpy HOLIDAYS * 0 o o May the Gift of Lasting Happiness come in bright and clear Appliance Sales Company CUT-OFF ROAD Phone 276-2052 Newberry, S. C. TIME FOE JOY Christmas — The time for Joy . . . The time for Hap piness . . . Time for Love. Give generously of Kind ness and Friendship during this Holy Season. During Christmastideo- ver nineteen hundred years ago, three Oriental kings followed a wonderous star to a little town of Bethle hem where they bestowed lorious gifts upon the tiny hrist Child. During this beautiful season, this year, let our star of love shine brightly, and bear gifts of joy and friendship to fam ily, friends and aquaint- ances both far and near. In This Modern World Christmas Is An Oasis As the world hurries its pace with each passing year, Christ mas in turn becomes increas ingly a hallowed oasis. It is truly a time for reflection, for peace and for good will. The spirit of Christmas touches each man the world over in its own special way. But to Americans, with a tra dition of sharing their bounti fulness and rich heritage with others less fortunate than we, Christmas has a special meaning. It’s time to pause and reflect on the many gifts and abundant joys given to us by our Creator. And it’s time for re-affirming our faith in our fellow man. WIPE UP When cooking the big hol iday meal remember to wipe up grease splatters or spills from the kitcnen floor promp tly to prevent slipping—and flash fires. Your best tool: A damp sponge sprinkled with sal soaa concentrated. Sal quickly emulsifies grease. BELLS OF JOY. . . This painting by Leon Fragioso of Mexico brings to life the exhu- berance of the C'hristmas spirit. It’s called Joy Bells”. License needed for firearms Starting December 16, appli cations for federal licenses to sell firearms and ammunition must meet the requirements set forth in the Gun Control Act of 1968, the Internal Revenue Service said today. Holders of current firearm li censes will not be affected by the new licensing require ments until the license comes up for renewal but they must ob serve the new controls on the sale and transfer of firearms and ammunition. The IRS said the annual lic ense fee to sell firearms and ammunition has been raised from $1 to $10. Pawn brokers dealing in firearms must ob tain a $25 license under the new law. Dealers in shotgun and 22 caliber ammunition, previously not required to obtain a fed eral license, must be licensed under the new law. However, by filing a license application on time, a dealer not previously required to have a license may continue to sell ammunition pending action on his applica tion. The fee is $10 and per mits a dealer to sell both fire arms and ammunition. To qualify for a license un der the new law, a person must be 21 years of age, have a place of business in the U. S. and not be a convicted felon. Details on these and other lic ensing requirements may be obtained by contacting local offices of the IRS Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Division. The new Federal Gun Law was enacted to help state and local law enforcement agencies fight crime by placing controls in the interstate and over-the- counter sales of firearms and ammunition. MAY HAPPINESS BRIGHTEN YOUR HOME, NOW AT CHRISTMAS, AND IN THE DAYS TO COME... BEST WISHES TO ALU Black's Radio & TV 1409 Main Street Phone 276-3794 Wishes To Our Friends May all the joys He came to bring Within your hearts forever ring! SUMMER INSURANCE AGENCY 1200 Main Street Ph. 276-3582 R. E. Summer David B. Summer Betty Leightsey R. E. Summer, Jr. Jean B. Boozer