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Profession: Uy In Andrews Thursday Mrs. Libby McEJvoen became proven 5 years protection. Get Away will continue until $7,500 ned by Lion's Club president J. T. thc first "big'' winner last WATCHB8 FREE folder ;it your Lumber "Bubba" Sanders, including ;i in the recently instituted "Cash in cash is given away. Cards are ANDREWS Simla Clans will The parade will start at the The local Chamber of Commerce | issued and when $100.00 worth Yard. Thousands use it. menu of bar-b-que. Advance tick Giveaway" at the Maryville Red arrive in Andrews next Thursday Seaboard Railway crossing area will enter a float also. and White Supermarket. Shi gol of groceries are purchased over a BUY IN GEORGETOWN TELEPHONE 2-2.-.H afternoon, December 7. to usher ets are on sale.and may be pur on East Main Street and will pro Music for the occasion will be j $50.00. period tiie card will be fully In the 1961 Christmas season. chased from Mr. Sanders at THE BIG JEWELRY STORK ceed down Main Street to the in provided b.v four high school Mrs. llcSlveen returned to the punched. Each card is worth $1.00 The jolly old saint wil! partic Georgetown Bu.!&n| tersection of West Main and Cedar band. including Winyah of | Chandler-Sanders Motor Com | store with B Cash Give-Away card bul an added amount is awarded 913 FRONT STREET ipate in the annual Christmas Avenue where it will disband. Georgetown. Kingstree. Macedo- pany. Only a limited number are when the seal 'is broken on the parade sponsored b.v the'Andrews , almost fully punched. With her GEORGETOWN, S. C. The parade committee reports j nia, and the Andrews "Yellow available. , purchase of groceries for the week card revealing the exact amount Materia.;, Inc, jhambcr of Commerce beginning that a large number of local busi I Jacket" band. the card holder will receive. ;• 3:30 p. m. ness firms and organizations have Parade entries arc requested to indicated their intentions of hav report in by 3 p. m. in the area ing entries in the parade. A num I adjoining thc Farm Equipment ber of out-of-town entries are Company on East Main Street, expected, including a float repre where the.v will be assigned their senting the City of Georgetown. positions in the line of march. Andrews Lions Hear Talk On County Civil Defense ' ANDREWS — L. H. Siau. ed the guests, and Mrs. S. G. Georgetown County Auditor was Woodberry replied for the ladies. guest speaker at the Andrews Dr. W. E. Whitley, chairman of Lions Club's annual Ladies Night. the Ladies Night program, acted on Tuesday evening. November as master of ceremonies and en Lightweight, com 21. tertained the group with his hu pact design. Starts Mr. Siau, who is intelligence of morous remarks. fast, tuts steady. Has ficer for the Georgetown county Perfect attendance pins for 4.22:1 gear ratio. Civil Defense organization, dis 1960-61 were presented by Dr. * Weighs only 20 Ib. cussed the county organization Whitley to the following members * Takes bars up to 32", and plans for the expansion of of the club: V. E. Altman. W. N. ',-'; " •-'•'•''•'_Jd f lus accessories. Civil Defense operations in the Collier. .1. C. Haselden. Dr. S. E. county. A color movie, illustrat Johnson. J. E. Millard. Jerome ing the varied effects of heat from Moskow, W. W. Nunn. W. H. ON USE PRICES ! a nuclear blast on certain kinds Smith. R. F. Swinnie, and S. G. of buildings, was shown in con Woodbury. nection with Mr. Siau's talk. Group singing, led by Mrs. Lu The Lions and their guests en cile Smith, concluded the eve joyed a turkey dinner. Dr. S. E. ning's program. Johnson, club president, welcom c University S. C. 's Marvin Bass And remember, you can use To Speak At Banquet HANDY MCCULLOCH BUY 6 WAYS BETTER our convenient G. M. A. C. MAC 35A CHAIN SAW University of South Carolina local Lions Club will be held at I. THOROUGH!. V INSPECTED. HIGHEST TRADE -INS head football coach Marvin Bass, the Winyah High Sehool cafe 2. RECONDITIONED FOR SAFETY. IC-WEST TERMS whose Gamecocks team closed teria and will begin at 8 p. m. •> RECONDITIONED FOR PER Finance Plan and our M.I.C. out its season Saturday wilh a The Winyah Gators. 34 stiong. 27-3 win over Vanderbilt of the plus members ol tlie junior var FORMANCE. Southeastern Conference, will be sity, managers, cheerleaders and 4a RECONDITIONED FOR VALUE. Insurance on any car that >? HARRY A. WHITE the guest speaker at the Winyah coaching staff will be honored Sa HONESTLY DESCRIBED. 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Thursday, Nov. 3D. 1961 Pawleys Patter Miss Tompkins After a five day trip out of town (more about that later) I returned home yesterday after Honored At noon to find that much had gone on at Pawleys during the Thanks Bridal Parties giving holidays. It was anything but quiet — there was a new Miss Marilyn Gail Tompkins, baby born, one of our residents ' bride-elect, has been the inspira had a serious wreck, a house tion for two lovely parties during burned to the ground, two of our the past week. islanders were sick, and a hus Miss Tompkins, the daughter of band came home from Germany. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Byars Tomp Congratulations to Mary and kins, will be married to Mr. Wil- Ruben Vernon on the birth of a , Ham Eugene Barnhill, Jr. of Con baby daughter Monday night at way, son of Mrs. Barnhill and thc Georgetown Memorial Hospi : the late Mr. Barnhill on Dcccm- tal. This is the Vernon's fourth ! ber 20. girl. Kitchen Shower Mrs. Susie Ward was in a seri ous wreck on Monday night on Miss Martha Ritchie and Miss Highway 17 between Pawleys and i Linda Williams entertained for Georgetown. She sustained head Miss Tompkins at a kitchen show and leg injuries and is being er last Saturday morning at Miss treated in the Georgetown Hospi Ritchie's home on Prince Street. tal. All good wishes for a com Many college friends were plete recovery soon from her home tor the Thanksgiving holi many friends at the Island. days and joined in a delightful social hour together. They also The brand new home, almost enjoyed sharing with the honor ready for occupancy, of Mr. and guest their favorite recipes. Mrs. Newt Watkins burned to the | menus, and words of advice which eround the night before Thanks were presented to her in recipe giving and was a total loss. Ironi file attractively decorated for the cally, the newly purchased fire occasion. truck for Pawleys and Litchfield was delivered on Saturday, just A refreshment course was serv three days after the fire. It was ed from the dining room which a tragic loss for the Watkins. They had been decorated in fall MISS MARGARET LYNN MISSROON had done much of the work on the shades. A center arrangement of new house themselves and it was MRS. JAMES CARTER CRIBB yellow fall flowers was the para Andrews Higti School and is now MISS MARY IRIS WILLIAMS like losing a treasured friend. The mount decoration on the serving I Miss Missroon employed at International Papjjf sympathy of all Islanders goes out table, laid with a white cloth. Company. * to them. Miss Eaddy Is Bride To carry out the theme of the Will Marry A December wedding is plan Miss Williams Two of our residents, Mrs. A. S. party, the hostesses presented the ned. Mrs. Roy Seale Lachicotte and Mrs. H. S. Wat honoree with a corsage of minia son are sick. Mrs. Watson is now ture kitchen utensils and the G. V. Payne Engaged To Exhibits Work in the Georgetown Memorial Of James C. Cribb guests, smaller kitchen favors, Hospital for treatment and rest. Miss Mary Billie Eaddy, daugh gown of chantilly lace over taf which were worn during the so Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dix Miss Bridge Club Mr. Phillips Back to a happy note, — new ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ocic Chester feta, featuring an apron front cial. Miss Tompkins received roon announce the engagement oi In Palm Beach ly appointed Major H. C. Rybolt Eaddy of Hemingway, became the falling into a cascade of lace and lovely gifts from her friends. their daughter, Miss Margaret BRIDGE EIGHT Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sheridan is at home again with his family. DROP-IN Lynn Missroon to Mr. Gerald A charcoal drawing by Lillian bride of James Carter Cribb, son net ruffles in the back. The point The Bridge Eight played on •Williams announce th engagement He has retired from the regular Vincent Payne, son of Mr. and Knox Seale (Mrs. Roy Seale), of the Rev. and Mrs. Hutson ed lace bodice was designed with Monday with Mrs. H. L. Smith. I of their daughter, Miss Mary Iris Army after many years of serv Mrs. Charles Duncan McDonald Mrs. Leonard Phifer Payne of "The Sea's Outstretched Arms," Cribb of Hemingway, in a can a bateau -neckline outlined with Additional gueSts were Mrs. E.t. Williams to Mr. Gordon Reed ice. and Mrs. Louis Henry Hutto Andrews. is included in the Contemporary dlelight ceremony at the First sequins and seed pearls. Her fin Hulbert, Sr. of Savannah, Ga„ Phillips, Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. honored Miss Tompkins at a drop- Miss Missroon was graduated American Exhibition of The So While the Thanksgiving holi Baptist Church of Hemingway on gertip veil of bridal illusion fell Mrs. L. T. Easley, Mrs. Richard Phillips of Philadelphia, Pennsyl hi party on Tuesday afternoon at from Winyah High School and it, ciety of The Four Arts, Four Arts days were not too happy for some Friday, Nov. 17, at 8 o'clock in from a coronet of seed pearls and Kaminski. Mrs. R. B. Powell, Mis. vania. of us, others of us had the tra the evening. The Rev. Charles sequins on starched lace. She car "Mrs. Dingle's" in Lakewood. now employed at the South Caro Elizabeth iFord, and Mrs. Edwin Plaza, Palm Beach, Florida, which Guests called between the hours lina National Bank in Georgetown. Miss Williams, a graduate of opens December 1 and will be ditional turkey dinner and guests Hartzog Beard, pastor of the ried a prayer book topped with a Kaminski. Mis. D. V. Richardson of four-thirty and six o'clock and Mr. Payne was pi aduated from Winyah High School, completed open through December 31. in for meals. bride, performed the double ring white orchid. scored high tor ihe club and Mrs. ceremony. were greeted by Mrs. M. H. Biggs Easley for the guests. Mrs. J. L. a two year business course at Mrs. Adeiyn D. Breeskin, the The A. S. Lachicottes had their Immediately following the cere Winthrop College. She is now em daughter. Eleanor, from. Charles A program of wedding music and intioduced to the receiving Tour Of Old Sites Bull, Jr. scored low for the mem distinguished Director of the mony a reception was held in the line composed of Mrs. McDonald, bers and Mis Edwin Kaminski, ployed as a private secretary at Baltimore Museum of Art, served ton with them for the day as well was presented by Mrs. Charles church educational building. Planned Saturday In the Vertol Division of the Boeing as two of their grandchildren, Hartzog Beard, pianist, and Mrs. the honor guest, her mother. Mrs. | lor the guests. Mrs. E. I. Hulbert, as the Jury of Selection and A- Later in the evening the bride Company in Philadelphia and is Ann and Edwin Boyle. Mr. andJimm y Prosser, soloist. John Byars Tompkins, her fian Georgetown County jr. joined tlie players for refresh s wards. Recently she was chosen and bridegroom left for a wed furthering her studies at the night Mrs. Edwin Boyle had planned to Mrs. Billy Moore, sister of the ce's mother, Mrs. William Eugene A tour of old sites in George mints, A salad course was foW | to organize the American Section come also but had to cancel at ding trip to Florida. For travel Barnhill. Sr. of Conway, and Mrs. town County will be conducted Lowed by a variety of sweets. school division at Pennsylvania of the Biennale in Venice which bride, was matron of honor. She Military College. the last moment due to illness wore a dress of cotillion blue or ing the bride wore a gold wool Hutto. this Saturday. December 2, to brought her tn close touch with dressmaker suit trimmed in mink Mr. Phillips, n graduate of of one of their other children, ganza lined with taffeta. Her The party rooms were lovely raise funds for the restoration LE JECDI HUIT ! American artists. She is an au a feathered hat featuring tones of of the Church of Prime Fred Germantown High School Phil thority in the field of prints and Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Dingle had headpiece was a wide open cotil with fall arrangements featuring The Le jeudi Huit Bridge Club brown and brown accessories, erick. Peedee. adelphia received his Bachelor of has written the catalogue, their Thanksgiving celebration on lion blue chrysanthemum with berries and greens and camellias. met wit!' Mis. John Assey, Jr. on Science degree from Delaware Saturday when they could be petals tipped in seed pearls, cov The orchid from her bouquet com Thc refreshment table was laid The tour will begin „t 111:00 Mondaj evening. Playing for the "Raissone" on the graphic works pleted her costume. Valley College. He later served of Mary Cassatt. joined by their daughter and son- ered by a small matching illusion with a lovely white embroidered a. m. from the Georgetown absent members were Mrs. K. in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Major Mc- The bride is a graduate of Country Club and will include two years in the United States This work by Mrs. Seale was veil. Her shoes wore of cotillion cloth and centered with a silver Richards. Mrs. William Walker, Gee of Florence. En route they Hemingway Hij/h School and has Army as a paratrooper witha Ihe included in the jury-selected 14th blue satin. She wore white, wrist candelabra holding white tapers visits to Greenfield, Dirleton, M.s. J. B. Del/ell. and Mrs. Al dropped off their son, Major, Jr. done secretarial work since grad llth Airborne Division in Ger annual exhibition of South Caro length gloves and carried a cas and an epergne arrangement of Chicora Wood. Windsor, and fred Joseph. Mis. Arthur Joseph at Carlisle where he is attending uation. many. For the past two years he lina Artists in the Gibbes Art cade bouquet of white ostrich pink and white camellias. Stiver the early site (1729) of the fir^t scored high, and Mis. Richard/) prep school. has been employed as a phar Gallery. Charleston I960; in the plumed filled in with white carna The bridegroom is a graduate coffee services graced the ends of Prince Frederick Church. The bingoed. tions softened with lily of the the table. maceutical salesman with The ! exhibition of the Guild of South Mrs. Bette Lachicotte had as of Pleasant Hill High school and tour should end at approxi valley and centered with a white Sobering Corporation. Carolina Artists, 1960, in the Co her guests for the week-end her is engaged in farming. Presiding at the silver services j mately 4:00 P. M. Birth Announcement A Decembei' wedding is plan sister and her husband, Mr. and bow and streamers. were Mrs. Herschall Cramer. Mrs. Tickets (S5.00 per person) will lumbia Museum of Art: and in The young couple will reside in Mr. and Mrs. Carey Mercer an ned at Screven Baptist Church. Mrs. Raymond Roberts and son, Bridesmaids, who wore dresses Hemingway. Carter L. Ritchie, Mrs. Eugene be on sale at the Georgetown the South Coast Art Show, 1961, nounce the birth of a son. Donald sponsored by the Sarasota Art Ray, from Newberry. Bette and and headpieces similar to that of Johnson. Jr., and Mrs. W. W. Country Club where instruc Cany, on November 12, at the | Association with the cooperation Jane made plans to go to their the honor attendant and carried Mozley. Assisting in serving a tions will be given for the tour. Birth Announcement DUPLICATE BRIDGE Georgetown County Memorial of the John and Mable Ringling parents home in Kentucky for the same flowers, were Miss Oliv variety of party fpods were Miss Lunch should he brought for Mr. and Mrs Lonnie W. Flem Christmas. ia Oliver, Miss Gwen Oliver, Miss the day. Hospital. ing, Sr. of Conway, announce the Museum of Art. Winners ot the Georgetown Frances Tompkins, Miss Margaret Mrs. Seale has received an in We five Stuckeys were joined Dena Cribb, cousins of the bride, Duplicate Bridge Club on Tues Tompkins, Miss Doris Ray Hutto. A tea at Richmond Plantation The Mercers have a daughter, birth of a son. Michael Wayne, Miss Claire Cribb, sister of the i Karen. 21 months. Mrs. Mercer is on November 7, at the Conway vitation to attend the tea and a this year by my cousin, Bessie day, November 21. were as fol Miss Kit Siau, and Mrs. James Lodge from 3:00 until 4:30 p. bridegroom, Mrs. Wayne M. O- I the former Miss Jeanette Han't Hospital. preview of this 23rd Annual Ex Betancburt of Georgetown, in our lows. Foster. Mrs. W. C. Doggette said m. will conclude the day's e- % hibition of Contemporary Ameri annual Thanksgiving trek to visit wens and Miss Joan Rogers, all First, Mr. Joe Isaac and Mr. the goodbyes. vent. | son of Yauhannah. They have two other sons, Lon of Hemingway. nie W., Jr. and Kenneth Lee. can Paintings of The Society of another cousin, Angelica Fraser Frank Stacey: second, a tie be Mrs. Fleming is the former Miss The Four Afts in Palm Beach on Hildreth and her husband, Bill, in Miss Yv'ette Richardson, niece tween Mrs. J. J. Snow of Hem Betty Damon of Georgetown. Friday. December 1. Charlottesville, Virginia. of the bridegroom, dressed as oth ingway and Miss Amelia Hanks er attendants in cotillion blue and and Mrs. Warren Quickel and carrying a beautiful white basket, Mrs. Frank Stacey; fourth, Mrs. preceded the bride down the aisle. George R. Moody and Mrs. R. SEE US FOR Master Mark Cribb, nephew of Glynn Miller; fifth, Mrs. Richard the bridegroom, was ring bearer. O'Hara and Mrs. Joe Shaw. The Rev. Hutson Cribb, of Hem On Tuesday, November 28, the Are you wearing ingway, served as his son's best winners of the Georgetown Du man. plicate Bridge Club were as fol Ushers were N. H. Cribb, Nev lows. First, Dr. and Mrs. Christo ille Cribb, brothers of the bride pher Wood of Myrtle Beach; sec groom. Billy Moore, brother-in- ond, Mrs. D. D. Rhem and Mrs: a droop law of the bride, L. A. Cribb, P. E. Rowell of Andrews; third. R. L. Port, and Wayne M. Owens, Mrs. J. P. Parrish and Mrs. all of Hemingway. George R. Moody; fourth, Mrs. The bride, given in marriage R. D. Harper and Mrs. Edsel or a drape? by her father, wore a full length Heminyway of Andrews. r Casual comfort... For an always like-new wardrobe Comfy Slippers j^f give your clothes the exclusive Miracle Finish HOME LOANS for process. BUYING REMODELING BUILDING REFINANCING
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Q THE GEORGETOWN (S.C.I TIMES. Thursday. Nov. 30. 1961 B&PW Club Fall Cotillion Hears Talk Danced Here; On CD Work x\Iany Guests Tiie first cotillion of the sea The Communist threat to eon- son was danced in Winyah Hall | quer America cuused the Civi' on Friday evening. The member.-, Defense program to be initiated. and guests were welcomed to the Ingell H. Doyle, Chairman of the "Mayflower." Carrying out the Georgetown County Civil Defens idea of the first Thanksgiving, Organization, told the Business decorations were nautical, featur and Professional Women here ing the "Mayflower.a' Monday. Dr. Robert Lumpkin, prosiden* Mr. Doyle was guest speaker a of the- Georgetown Cotillion Club, the club's regular meeting at thc led the grand march with Mr.-. Gator Drive-In. Lumpkin. They were assisted by The CD chairman said the Com Mr. Eugene Johnson* Jr.. vice munist threaten to conquer A- president with Mrs. Johnson, and nu rica cither by subversion or di Mr. James Edward Tanner, score- j rect assault. "Civil Defence U tary, with his daughter, M j s s government in action," he said Mary Catherine Tanner. "It is appointed to care for the community in time of disaster, During the intermission, sup assuring the public of the con per was served in the dining hall tinuity of law and order." A pair of gold horns of plenty spilled a profusion of fruit and m Mr. Doyle outlined the local flowers on the long serving table program of Civil Defense noting The harvest theme was carried that there is a job tor everyone out in ali decorations. and not just the appointed offi cials. He particularly emphasized Out-of-town guests included the MISS I.YNNE BUNCH the adult education program that Reverend and Mrs. William W. will be instituted here as soon Lumpkin, Mr. Arthur Lumpkin Junior Class as the teachers' program is com and Mr. Alexander Lumpkin of Miss Bunch pleted. Receives Rings MISS ANNA LOUISE VALASSAKIS Rock Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Armstrong of Troy. N. Y., Dr At Annual Dance To Marry Lawrence Bauer showed films and Mrs. William J. Brockington The members of the Junior Miss Valassakis was graduated on Civil Defense following the Anna Valassakis from the High School of Charlcs- of Columbia, Dr. and Mrs. Wil Class at Winyah High School re talk by the chairman. "Test liam A. Buck of Myrtle Beach. ceived their class rings on No Mr. Korb I ton and is now employed in the Grounds in Nevada" and "Day - accounting department of General Mr. and Mrs; Robert McAlister vember 18 in a presentation cere tngaged To Marry of Evacuation', portrayed the of Wilmington. N. C, Mr. and mony held during the annual Mr. ancl Mrs. Lawrence Lee Motors Acceptance Corporation work and needs for thc Civil Bunch oi Kingstree announce the | in Charleston. Mrs. William Farmer of Ander- Ring Dance. Kelly Wright Watts Defense program in every com son, Mr. and Mrs. George Asuip engagement of their daughter, Mr. Watts was graduated from munity. MRS. DAVID LOWELL PARKS of Charlotte. N. C. and Mr. and The semi-formal occasion was Miss Lynne Bunch, to Mr. Lin Mrs. Edna Rheuark Valassakis i Winyah High School and Palmei held in the sehool cafeteria which wood William Korb, son of Mr. of Charleston announces the en Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lieben Mrs. William T. Fraser, Jr. of j College in Chariest on. He is now Richmond. Virginia. had been decorated with a large and Mrs. Harry William Korb, Jr. gagement of her daughter. Miss ! emplpyed al Ashland Auto Parts rood had as their guests last week golden ring in the center ot the of Georgetown. Mrs. Liebenrood'. sister and her Barbara Downey Is Miss Tanner. Miss Alice La- Anna Louise Valassakis to Mr. in Charleston. room, and background decorations family, Mr, and Mrs. H. S. Huff Bruce, Mrs. Isabel Thomas, Miss Mi.-s -suncn, a graduate of Kelly Wright Watts of Charleston, The wedding is planned for Feb. of ivy and fall flowers. Center son of Mr. and Mrs. John Wright man and son, Stanley, of Jack Dorothy Walter, Miss Ann Gas Kingstree High School, attended I ruary 17 In the Second Presby- pieces for the tables were 12 inch Converse College and is at pres jWatts of Phmtersville. sonville, Florida. que, and Miss Harriet Plowden replicas-of the- class ring which I terian Church in Charleston. Wed To D. L. Parks were also guests. ent a student at the University Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rich and were decorated at the bf
to the Medical College for exam ination, and reports sent back Baptist Plan promptly. These reports are in corporated in each patients chart for reference during the present *-#' Night or any future •admission. One of the most time-consum At Andrews ing tests done by the laboratory refers to blood transfusions. -M" Night of the Southeast Blood of the patient must be tjvp- Baptist Association will be held ed, then prospective donor-- are \, Monday night at the Andrews also typed. Baptist Church with the Rt -v. J. M. Kirkland of Georgetown If the blood is not of tho same speaking. type other donors must be found, The meeting has been set for and typing continued until enough 7:30 p. m. and all the members of the same type are found. Then GIVE THE GIFT THAT SAVES A LIFT . . . A WORK-SAVING TIME SAVING in 1he association are expected to before it can be given to the pa attend. A goal of 350 has been set. tient, the blood of both is mixed Others on the program will in to be sure they are compatible; if APPLIANCE! PEE DEE GAS CO. HAS A COMPLETE LINE OF GENERAL ELEC clude the Rev. N. Hudson Cribb. the.v are not the blood cannot be pastor of Mt, Zion Baptist Church; used. TRIC APPLIANCES THAT WILL PLEASE ANYONE ON YOUR SHOPPING Rev. T. S. Infinger, pastoi of Even if they are compatible, Pleasant Hill Baptist Church: and we must do one ether test, the Rev. I. C. Vassar. pastor of the VDRL, to be sure we do not trans LIST-COME IN AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION NOW! Screven Baptist Church in mit a disease from the donor to Georgetown. the patient. A singspiration will be directed « by Floyd Parker, music director! i of th*- First Baptist Church. Mrs. \ S. D. Miller, associational Train- | Classified Ads ing director, will preside over llio program. Bring Hesulls FREE URKEY Your Hospital Rl'TII M. PUEHLKR WITH PURCHASE CF ANY APPLIANCE Administrator Seat Cover With all our figures in for the j past year, from October 1. 1960 to DURING MONTH OF DECEMBER September 30. 1961. we are trying to analyze the work of each de Special partment. Ono of the departments. the laboratory, has been telling me that the.v are busier than ever and the figures bear them out. Eaeh year the work of the de partment has increased as you Sma¥M-5MMc_S can see by the foliov/ing: 1956 - 17.730 tests 1957 - 20.830 tests 1958 - 23,502 tests 1959 - 26.959 tests 1960 - 29,075 tests SUPER \ 1961 - 34.409 tests We had two technicians until- 1957, when he added a third. With You get our free the amount of work now being installation on these AUTOMATIC done, a fourth technician is be coming a necessity. Top Quality, Long GENERAL ELECTRIC The technicians now staffing Lasting Covers PROOF — a recent study of 5050 TV sets under the department are Mis. Joan service contract, showed that General Electric TV Carraway. Miss Patricia Rich, and Mrs. Dorothy Layne, Head needed 20% leas service than the second best of Technician. These technicians $ 95 the leading brands.* RANGE work a full work-day and then PROOF — The average of other brands required take turns on night call a n d 13 • Automatic electric weekend call. 63% more service (factory faults requiring service oven inside set) than General Klectric.* All of tho work ordered by the Weaver's • No-drip cook top medical staff is done here in our * This study covered tlie first do days use in the liome of • Pushbutton controls laboratory with the exception of new TV sets purchased 111 1960. All sets included were very special tests which require a SERVICE STA. ' under service contract to the F'lanet-Electronics Corp., a •9 li§ 23 inch master prominent independent service company in New York oven medical bacteriologist or pathol City. The leading brands of television receivers were in ogist to do, in which case we Front Street cluded. The results were tabulated anil reported b.v Audits • Removable oven door send the specimens to the "af'dicnl & Surveys Co., Inc., a leading research organization. College in Charleston. • New, two big 8-inch Georgetown high speed units All the pathological specimens removed during surgery are sent FALL BARGAIN 6.E S3.' j& ELECTRIC DAYS SPECIAL igner IV ^7/ i , tt ; 189" i 1 m oieu/m
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FOR RENT- Nice ofi;.e space on same duly attested and all per- NOTICE OF PETITION FOR NOTICE OF SALS Administratrix. front Street. Contact V. C. FOR SALE Guaranteed | sons indebted to said Estate are INCORPORATION IN TIIE COURT OF COMMON CELINA MCGREGOR VAUGHN Haselden, Phone 2-4941. tfc Sumter Infant Dies hereby required to make payment NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PLEAS c/o W. F. Prioleau. Jr. NEW AND USED thereof to the undersigned. WE RENT -- Floor sanders, VVatrh And Jewelry that on or after tlie 4th day of STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA Attorney at Law Always your best buys in good RUTH S. HARRELSON edgers and wax polishers — December, 1961. the undersigned COUNTY OF GEORGETOWN Barringer Building Grandparents Live used applianees and furniture. Repair Duly qualified Administratrix reasonable faxes. Georgetown will file in the office of the Sec Frank W. Elliott. Rene E. Wil Columbia, S. C. 4te 11 -30 Call 2-4391 or come- in and browse oi the Estate of retary of State for South Caro liams, and Bell E. Cribb. around. Your best deals always, Building Materials. Inc., 1233 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In Georgetown IRVING'S Annie K. Sisson, deceased lina, their written Declaration Plaint ill.-, new and used. Front St tfc SUMTER — Graveside services Georgetown. S. C. and Petition for the formation of vs: Notice is hereby given that all We sell your used furniture-tor FOR RENT — House near Paw 922 FRONT STREET November 8, 1061 3te 11 -30 a corporation to be known as THE persons having claims against the for the infant daughter of Mr. I0'"c commission when you buy- leys Island. Furnished or unfurn GEORGETOWN MUSICAL ARTS James Ervin Eiliott. Robert L. Estate of Estella M. Karnes, late and Mrs. Bobby L. Matthews, who TRESPASS NOTICE died Sunday morning, November new furniture al diseounts better ished. Apply Mrs. R. S. Dingle. tfc CLUB, said Corporation to be Elliott, William Earl Elliott, James of Georgteown, S. C, shall present 26 in a Sumter hospital, were held titan old trade deals. Pawleys Island. 4tc 12-21 Hunting, fishing, trapping, organized for the furtherance of Freddie Elliott, Elizabeth E. Temp the same, duly verified, and all In Evergreen Memorial Park at WINYAH FURNITURE ARE YOU PLANNING TO camping or any entry upon the the musical arts in Georgetown let, Mar.iorie E. Tamplet, W. persons indebted to said Estate FOR RENT — Three bedroom BUILD?—We will gladly give lands known as Maxwell planta County and other eleemosynary Carol Elliott, Harold B. Elliott. shall make payment thereof to 10 a. in. Monday. FOR SALE — Approximately house on South Fraser Street. you house plan books free of tion, Hume plantation. Hume's purposes, and is not organized for Doris P. Elliott, Elaine E. Young, CARMEL E. DAVIS. Box 51. Surviving, in addition to her four acres of land with seven Call Mrs. John Burgess at 4400. charge, order plans at eost and Island, Cat Island, piece of prop the purpose of profit or gain, and an infant over the age of fourteen Georgelown. S. C. parents, are a sister, Patricia room house. located across from lie furnish free estimates. We can erty known as Miller's Corner, shall have such rights, powers, (14) years, and Lonnie E. Elliott. CARMEL E. DAVIS Elizabeth Matthews; the paternal McDonald Sehool. Call C. B. Rob supplv everything from founda Ford Point, Bird Bank. South Is privileges and liabilities as are set Jr., Susan Elliott, Beverly Elliott, Qualified Executrix of grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. inson, Phone 2-9700. tfc tion to root. Georgetown Build land, North Island, Daisy Bank, forth in Chapter 12. Sections 12- and David Allen Elliott, infants Estate of Estella M. Karnes. Matthews of Manning, and the ing Materials. Inc. maternal grandparents, Mr. and Pleasant Hill or any property 751 through 12-765, Code of Laws under the age of fourteen (14) 3tc 12-7 KEROSENE AND FUEL OIL Mrs. S. D. Miller of Georgetown. FOR SALE . Fill now and . HELP WANTED owned or leased by Thomas A. for South Carolina, Volume I. years, and Halene E. Nobles, save. Summer discount still in I LEGAL NOTICES Yawkey is hereby prohibited. Vio 1952. and any and all laws regu Defendants. effect. We furnish tanks to WANTED: Due to transfer, have lators of this notice will be pros lating the formation, conduct and PURSUANT to and In com Mrs. J. K. Bourne AQUA - LUNG approved credit customers, opening for good reliable man for NOTICE TO CREDITORS ecuted to the full extent of Ihe operation of like corporations. pliance with the Final Decree of •HOLLIDAY OIL COMPANY, insurance debit. Excellent pay, Notice is hereby given that all law. The officers of said Corporation Honorable G. Badger Baker. AIR STATION 8. Eraser Slrcet, phone 3-1891. fringe benefits, vacation. Contact persons holding claims against SOUTH ISLAND PLANTATION are as foilbWa: Judge of the 12th Judicial Circuit, Dies In Florida; I WE CHARGE tfe J. G. King. 3-1839 or P. W. Shaw, the Estate of Laura A. Congdon, THOMAS A. YAWKEY, Owner Mrs. Mary Lou Collins, Presi dated October 20th. 1961, in the OWING TANKS 3-2502. tfc late of Georgetown Counly, South 9tc H-30 dent above captioned action, I will sell Rites Held Here j Carolina are hereby required to Mrs. Alieesa Sayed. Vice-Presi al public auction in front of the FOR SALE TRESPASS NOTICE Mrs. Alef Durant Bourne, 79. NESMITH SALESMAN WANTED — RAW- present the same duly attested, dent Court House Door in Georgetown, 3 Bedroom brick veneer LEIGH DEALER needed in "Notice is hereby given that all widow of Jonah K. Bourne', died , Electronic Service - and all persons indebted to said Mr. Bankston Derrick. Secre S. C. on Monday, December 4, at 4 p. th. Saturday. November ; house in Kensington. Price Georgetown County. Write Raw- Estate are hereby required to persons are forbidden to enter, tary 1961 at twelve o'clock Noon, the Screven & Church Sts. hunt, fish, shoot, or in any manner 18 in a Hialeah. Fla.. hospital. reasonable. leigh's Dept. SCK-220-804 Rich make payment thereof to thc Mr. Ralph M. Ford. Jr.. Treas following described properly to Phone 2-7836 trespass on the lands, creeks, or She was ill for only a short time. I :!-. :!: * :|e * mond, Va. 5tp 11-30 undersigned. wit: marshes posted in the name of urer Funeral services Were held at j tfc AILEEN T. DONALDSON, Mr. Arthur H. Doyle. Director 4 p. m. Tuesday at Sampit Meth The Jericho Corporation in All lhat certain piece, parcel or IN IWEMORIAIYI Executrix ot the Estate Miss Violet St. Germain. Direc odist Church with the Rev. J. K. I Georgetown County, S. C. which tract of land lying, being and sit Of Ernest T. Barnes, who de of Laura A. Congdon. care tor / Hendricks, pastor, officiating. Bu- ; **?iOAT LANDING, complete have been duly posted acocrding uate in Township No. Six (6). parted this life December 3, 1960. John T. Walker, Attorney at rial was in the churchyard. MISCELLANEOUS to law. All trespassers will be Mrs. Elsie Pollock. Director County of Georgetown, State of Remembrance is a golden chain wilh boats lo rent, store, Law, 108 Screven Street, Mr. I/. C. Sloan. Director Mrs. Bout no was born in Green, i Georgetown. S. C. 3te 12-7 prosecuted to the full extent of the South Carolina, measuring and Death tries to break but all in Mary Lou Collins ville, daughter of the late Olin L. j tached, for sale as going busi WANTED — Position as practical containing one hundred sixty vain: law." and Joanna Nix Durant. S h e I ness. nurse or housekeeper for couple. Anoesa Saved 1160) acres, more or less, and hav To have, to love, and then to STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA THE JERICHO CORPORATION moved to Geqregtown County alt Call Essie Tisdale, Phone 3-6150. Bankston Derrick ing the following boundaries, to LOT on Winyah Ray near I County of Georgetown Roddey Dowd, President er her marriage and had lived part, 2tc 12-7 Ralph M. Ford, Jr. wit: on the North by a public Is the greatest sorrow of one's' | IN THE COURT OF COMMON 9tc 12-28 PETITIONERS road known as the Elliott Road, here until tho death of her hus •new Country Club. I PLEAS heart. GENERAL REPAIR SHOP TRESPASS NOTICE ltc on the East b.v lands of West band in 1944. Since that time she j SUMMONS lived in Baltimore until she mov The years may wipe,out many M. P. FERRIS Agency 509 S. Fraser St. Notice is hereby given that all Virginia Pulp and Paper Co.; on Dr. John T. Assey. Jr. NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE the South by Highway Number ed to Hialeah three years ago. things, 111 Orange Street Phone 2-9667 persons arc forbidden to enter, But this the.v wipe out never— I Plaintiff. NOTICE is hereby given that 707; and on the West b.v lands She was a member of Sampit hunt, fish, or trespass in any The memory of those happy ' Georgetown, S. C. Welding, Radiator and Orna | Vs: on thc 28th day of December, now or formerly of J. W. Holiday. Methodist Church. manner upon lands known as days \ Phone 2-2111 mental Iron Work. W. J. Wilds, Imperial Casket Com 1961, the undersigned will file ALSO: pany, Inc. a South Carolina corp LITCHFIELD PLANTATION in Surviving are four daughters. When we were al' together. Georgetown County, S. C, which with thc Probate Judge for All that certain piece, parcel Mrs. Catherine B. Givens of Wife and Children _£ LSBjl oration, and A. T. Kapelkis d/b/a Georgetown County his Final FOR SALE — Historical home on Kapelkis Recording Company, have been duly posted according or tract or land lying, being and Miami, Fla.. Mrs. Oliva Rice of HIGH SCHOOL BOY WANTS Return as Administration of the 150' X 100' lot. Centrally located Defendants. to law. All trespassers will be situate in Township No. 6, Coun Denison, Texas, and Mrs. Ann B. GADDY — In loving memory JOB — Such work as washing Estate of Lillie Roberts Weather- Dice and Mrs. Mattie L. Krahn. at 234 Broad Street. Shown b.v TO THE DEFENDANT A. T. prosecuted to the full extent of ly of Georgetown, State of South of our dear mother. Mrs. Minnie windows, yard work, etc. Call 3- ford Winkler, and at thc same both of Baltimore. Md.. a son J. K appointment only. Call 2-5852. KAPELKIS ABOVE NAMED: the law. Carolina, measuring and contain B. Gaddy, who departed this life 4834. 2fc 12-7 lime, will apply for his discharge ing fifteen (15) acres, more or Bourne, Jr. of Baltimore. 17 4te 12-14 You are hereby summoned and E. Craig Wall. elevi n years ago, November 22, WANTED: Folklore stories and as such Administrator. less, and Butting and bounding as grandchildren, a number of great required to answer the Complaint James B. Moore, 1950. FOR SALE — One extra good information concerning the spirit JOHN S. WEATHERFORD follows: on the North by larjds of grandchildren, and.a great great in the above captioned action, a Howard Hinman, Eleven years have passed, Dear riding horse with bridle and gad- or. ghost known as Plat-Eye. - All Administrator the Estate of Melton Sum grandchild, and l wo sisters. Mrs. copy .of which is herewith served William N. Miller, Jr.. Mother jf," complete. SI50.00. Phone Mr. correspondence appreciated. Write Georgetown, S. C. ter; on the East b.v lands of Rob Mamie Hayes of Jacksonville, Fla.. upon you, and to serve a copy of Owners. 3tc 11-30 Since you have gone to rest Conway at 2-4731 or 2004. 2te F. W. Bradley, 4250 St. Clair November 27. 1961 4tc 12-21 ert Sumter; on the South b.v lands and Miss Mattie Durant ot Green your answer to said complaint on You will never be forgotten by Drive. Columbia 4, S. C. 4tc 11-30 of Ceasar Davis: and on the West wood. FRESH EGGS DAILY -- Extra the subscribers hereto at their of TRESPASS NOTICE The ones who love you best. by lands of the Estate of William large eggs. 50 rents a dozen. fice 102 Screven Street, George ' Notice is hereby given that all When God took you on to TRAILER SPACE — For Rent NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE Sumter. Ralph A. Baz, 130 Meeting] St., town, S. C. within twenty (20) persons are forbidden to enter, heaven Richmond Trailer Court. Apply NOTICE is hereby given that phone 2-57(36. tfc Country Club Store. Phone days from date of service'; and, hunt, fish, trap or otherwise tres TERMS OF SALE: Cash. The It was hard for us to under if you fail to answer the said com pass upon the Midway and True on Tuesday, December 5. 1961 at successful bidder will be required stand VENETIAN BLINDS 2-4421, 2-5962 or 3-4922. eleven o'clock in thc forenoon, tfc plaint withi'i tht time aforesaid, Blue Plantations in Georgetown to deposit five per cent of the bid For we always had you near us Re-taped and Re-corded the Plaintiff herein, through his County, S. C. which have been the undersigned will apply to the price, which will be forfeited To lend a helping hand. T{ea«rnabl.v Priced i WANT TO BUY — One boat trail undersigned attorneys, will apply duly posted according to law. All Probate Court for Georgetown upon non-compliance with h i s Sadly missed b.v children, An MRS. nOM.IS CROMARTIE er tor 16 foot boat. Georgetown to the Court for the relief de trespassers will be prosecuted to Cottnty for her Final Discharge bid. nie, Leila, Carrie and Tommy jl 1704 Highmarket Street County Rescue Squad. Call Keith manded therein. the full extent of the law. as Administratrix of the Estate The property will be sold in the _* Phone 2-8896 IIV of Daniel J. Gadscn. deceased, and Harper, 3-3451. tfc ROSEN AND ROSEN MARION SCOTT BRACE, following manner, to wit: The a- : MAXWEI I. BRACE, - > nie time will file her bove described parcel* will first { FOR SALE — Mo-Ped Motor FOR International Trucks, Farm- tt Sylvan L. Rosen Final Return ;us such Administra For Electric Repairs Bike. $75.00 Cash. A-l running all Tractors, parts and service also Attorneys for Plaintiff Owner* ltc 12-7 be offered for sale collectively," trix. and immediately thereafter offer $10,000,000.00 condition. Grey Barrett, phono 3- used trucks and tractors, call Georgetown. S. C. ROSA G. GADSON Or V/iring 6153. ltp General Repair Shop 2-9667. October 10. 1961 ed for sale separately. The highest NOTICE OF INCORPORATION Administratrix bid received from the two offers • NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Georgetown, S. C. ltc 11-30 SEE STALVEY'S TO A. T. KAPELKIS. THE will be accepted. The purchaser Of Any Kind FOR SALE — IS" tricycle. Like For All Vour Sheet that Three (8) days after the pub will be required to pay for pre tOch acrounl .n.j.r.) up h. $10,000 00 ABSENT DEFENDANT HEREIN: lication of this Notice, namely, by o HUIY l.cpn.ed Casualty Insurance new. Ideal for Christmas gilt. Metal Duct Construction Work, NOTICE: paring the deed, documentary Call Phone 3879. ltc Heating & Air Conditioning PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT on December 4, 1691, or as soon c> the complaint In the above en LIST OF REAL ESTATE TO BE stamps required thereon, and re Cutler Work, Chimney Caps thereafter as practicable, the un cording fees incident thereto EuJi employee bonded (of volfr p,o titled action, together with the SOLD AT MARSHALLS TAX ter not. «p iu $1,000,000 00 ,_ 'ajiR SALE — Six room house And Prefabricated Flues. dersigned citizens and residents of BESSIE F. BETANCOURT, HILLIARD'S STALVEY'S summons, of which the foregoing SALE ON MONDAY, DECEMBER Only ovoilobl* rVi Bono Me Residents and eight lots on paved road, just Georgetown County, S. C. will Clerk of Court. is a copy, hpve been filed in the •ITH. 1961. ol South Ca*c-,n_ outside Andrew... city limits. Con file with -the Secretary of State Georgetown Counly, S. C. office of the Clerk of Court for Minimum amount rxecpted 5600 00 ElectricCo. tact Mrs. J. .J. MeFadden, Phone LUTHI'S n written Declaration and Petition By Virtue of Sundry Executions Georgetown, S. C. — ....'. Mar.\ ville, .1/13. 31 u 1_-14 Georgetown Countv on the 16th. for the organization of a corpora Phone 2-8492 Re - Conditioned day of October. 1961. to me directed by the Town October 21. 1061 3tc 11-30 Winchester Graham tion to be known as MIDWAY Clerl. and Treasurer of the Town FOR SALE — One Seal-point Appliances ROSEN AND ROSEN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPART 1214 Front Street of Abdrews, South Carolina, for Diversified Financing Siamese kitten. Registered Pekin Sylvan L. Rosen MENT, an eleemosynary corpora Taxes for the Year 1960. 1 will NOTICE TO CREDITORS We service all makes tion, to organize and operate a Columbia, S ' C. ese puppies. Deposit will hold for Attorneys for Plaintiff3tc 12-7 sell the following pieces of Real All persons indebted to the es Christmas. Phone Mrs. W. H. volunteer fire department and to Automatic Washing Estate situated within the Town tate of Seymour Poinsette, late Courtney. Andrews, 8.4-8149. do all lawful things for the ac Machines. TRESPASS NOTICE Limits ol the said Town of An of Georgetown, South Carolina, ltc 12-7 complishment of the above pur will please make payment to the Notice is hereby given that all pose and the maintenance thereof. drews, for Delinquent Town Tax -J All work guaranteed. undersigned, and all persons hav nersons are forbidden to enter. The corporation will issue no slock es on Monday, December 4th, 1961 LOTS FOB SALE ing claims against the said estate Phone 4304 hunt, shoot, trap. fish, or in any and pay no dividend?: or profits in front of the Town Hall in the Pawleys Island Ocean front. manner treswars upon the lands said Town of Andrews, S. C. be ! will please present them duly Parsons Nursery & Landscaping, Inc. Large lo1s. Excellent location. Re among its members, but any funds owned bv the undersigned in received b.v the corporation shall tween the Legal Hours of 12:90 I verified to the undersigned. EXTERIOR DECORATORS duced for sale prior to January 1. Georgetown Countv. S. C. known o'clock noon on sale date. ROSA POINSETTE, Paweys Island Realty Co.. Box be devoted to the corporate pur VISIT OUR SALES LOT JUST BEYOND Dm SpringAvond Plantation, on poses LIST OF TOWN TAXES TO BE Administratrix 91. Pawleys Island or phone 2- At- Bargain Prices Block River, which have been SOLD 102 Screven St. KENSINGTON FOR ALL VOUR PLANTS AND G.QO. lie SEE OUR BIG SELECTION dulv posted according to Jaw. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Sulie B. and James Brocking- Georgetown, S, c. Stc 12-7 PLANTING NEEDS. that a meeting of the Incorpora FOR SALE — 1960 Buick Invicta All trespassers will be prnse- ton 1 lot No. 5 Block 32 $17.12 USED FURNITURE tors will be held at 10 o'clock Convertible fully equipped. Power ; euted to the full eytent of the law Sulie B. Brockington, 2 lots No. PUBLIC NOTICE LOUIS P. PARSONS, Manager BENJAMIN H. COLE Stc 12-14 A. M.. on December 4, 1961. or as steering and brakes. Excellent • DOOR MIRRORS soon thereafter a. practicable, al 35 and 36 W-And $4.75 For Oyster and Clam Lease C Edition, new tires, one owner. FURNITURE FOR THE HOME Hilda D, Bruorton, 1 lot 10. the office of J. B. Moore. Attor The undersigned intends to ap Phone 3-5816 Call R. M. Sellers at 3-3701 or WITHIN EVERYBODY'S PUBLIC NOTICE Blk 46, 2 lots 11 and 12 Blk 45 For Oyster and Clam Lease ney, Georgetown, S. C, for the ply to the South Carolina Wild 2939 prior SPEAKING IN BEHALF OF HIS CANDIDACY iror In S Senat Friday, 1, m. Winyah High School Auditorium © EK7EEI • "r;'-'o EKLLIEK! SPEAKING yea M: . wm wm FO IHB RALLY ALSO rji'l'-.'lo U! L ,: T !AM WILL BE Plymouth amurled suiting citation • CHARLES BOINEAU-Representotive pt Richland Counjy • ARTHUR RAVENEL, JR.-Charleston County Young Republicans by National Society of Interior Designers Chairman Here's the beanliful difference in the low-price field! feel, and enjoy in Plymouth! "iou find it in Plymouth's • Other outstanding Republican Loaders. This brand-new full-size Plymouth is so genuinely new f ull-unit construction, battery-saving alternator, Torsion- V and luxurious it has just received a special styling Aire suspension, "^ou find it in improved gas mileage, citation from the National Society of Interior Designers! oil changes half as often as before, and o2,U00-mile Your first look at Plymouth—Waft new Forward lubricaliona on major chassis points. Flair Design—makes it pretty obvious how beautifully The styling award is ours. Bul the rewards can be W. D. WORKMAN iS ONE CF SCUTH CAROLINA'S FINEST YOUNG new this car is outside. Slender new dimensions all yours. See Plymouth's beauty in a glance. Enjoy CONSERVATIVES. THIS IS AN EXCELLEMT CHANCE TO HEAR HIM SPEAK. around. Gleaming new grille. Tailored, tapered hood. Plymouth's quality in a drive. See your dealer today! . i Eagerness to get going, reflected in every action-inclined line. The other half of the story is inside. Luxury is The Heautijul Difference in the Low-Frice Field • A REPUBLICAN BUSINESS MEETING FOR GEORGETOWN COUNTY WILL the keynote, with rich new fabrics, tasteful in color and design, durable in service. . BE HELD AT WINYAH HIGH AT 6 P. M. INTERESTED PERSONS ARE IN There is also a third dimension to Plymouth's beauty VITED. ^•quality, it conies alive as eometkuig you can touch, yUAUXV-ENtaNtEttiilJ BV CMKKSLEK CORPORATION GASKIN MOTORS, INC. Sponsored By The Republican !%fy C! Georgetown County 310 N. FRASER ST. GEORGETOWN, S. C. 2-B THE GEORGETOWN (S.C.) TIMES. Thursdav. Nov. 30. 1961 lo have such fine recreation f«J A heavy price is being paid, the price of hu Impala 4-0oor Sedan Bel Air 4-Door 9-Passenger Station Wagon Chevy II Nova 400 Sport Coupe Corvair Greenbrier Spoils Wagon man life. All too often it is being exacted from inno cent people. The Georgetown Times Established 1797 In last week's tragic collision, others narrowly 0 Thomas P. Davis, Editor & Publisher Impala 4-Door Sport Sedan Biscayne 2-Door Sedan Corvair Greenbrier De Luxe Sports Wagon missed being involved. A police officer, doing his job COR\ BTM of law enforcement, might have wrecked. Occupants SECOND CLASS POSTAGE PAID AT GEORGETOWN, S. C. of another car barely missed being side-swiped. The Member American Press Century Club driver of a pulpwood truck too might have become Biscayne 4-Door Sedan America's only authentic sports ear Member The South Carolina Press Association Impala Sport Coup* Chevy II Nova 400 4-Door Station Wagon another innocent victim. SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL Is there any end to all this? We doubt it. One Year (In South Carolina) _ $2.50 See the new Chevrolet, Chevy II, Corvair at your local authorized Chevrolet dealer's But one thing is certain. Until juries start con Two Years (In South Carolina) $4.50 victing and judges start a stern enforcement of exist One Year (Out of State) $3.00 Six Months $1.50 WEST CHEVROLET COMPANY, Inc. ing laws, we will most certainly see a continuance of Single Copies 05 this dismal story. 1424 HIGHMARKET ST. GEORGETOWN PHONE 3-3361 Q> THE GEORGETOWN (SCI TIMES, Thursday. Nov. 30, 1%! -P. County Farmers To Vote Dec. 12 Farm News: In Cotton, Tobac co Referendum subject to penalties of SO percent December lli is B big da.\ for i than one-third of the voters dis- upland cotton crop, the allotment i approved quotas by voting no. proL'.ram will remain in effect, ni Uu cotton parity price as of fanners in Georgetown County as June i.i. 1962. an the farm' it has been designated as Voting there will be bo niarketmg quotas, and price supper! iVlll be :ivail- Ability, Planning Essential production of the cotton t P clay on tobacco and cotton mar no penalties on 'excess' tobacco. ,!b'e to i ooperatoi s at 5C p' reeu' In addition, none of the m t keting quotas tor 1962, M. M. and no price support program on Of parity, as provided by law. cotton t reduced on the farm Cameron, chairman of theOeorge- the 1982 crop, Under the quola prog] I, oi be eligible tor price sup | town County Agricultural Stabili- "In thai event, another refer- growers who exceed their 19(12 port, Ml. Cameron Concluded. In Profitable Hog Raising | zatlon and Conservation Commit. i ndurh would be held next year farm acreage allotments would be ', tee, announced this week. on marketing quotas for the next three crop ." Mr. Cameron said. grams are usually based on group Flue-cured tobacco gTOV BY A. E. LIEBENROOD scale. After you develop Ihe neces number unless some major Mr. Cameron said notices of the standards of performance. These i eligible to rote hi the tobacco ref County Agricultural Agent sary skills, uradually increase the change -- in size of farm or in referendum will be mailed fo standards are maintained b.v hy erendum include all who produc herd size to fit your farm. cropping — indicates a larger or farm operators soon so that thev brid vigor in the female line and ed a 1M1 enp and shared in the Swine producers who use sound Expanding too quicky could smaller herd. Most successful hog I crop or its proceed.-. Also, each may know In advance of the vote the use of superior, production- tjj actices of breeding, feeding and lead to overstocking in feed, la raisers produce at a uniform rate [person who was either the ownei and how the quotas will affect tested males. with ULCVA man; i>on\s tit usually make a bor, equipment, or housing, or to ancl concentrate en reducing j or operator of a farm for which their farming operations. In ojrder to obtaih the maxi profit. neglect of other farm enterprises waste and increasing efficiency. la 1911 flue-cured tobacco allot- •• nbst the > 'me requirements mum benefits from crossbreeding Be careful to avoid conflicts of In figuring the number of hogs | ment was established it eligtbli t< B for tobacco farmers rhosS! be 4£k 11 yam t.re p'imiiivri to 'iiise your fanning schedule farrow you can raise on the feed avail all sows should be replaced after vote, even though no tobacco wi • met by cotton farmers voting In hoys, you shuttle begin by finding able Include bynroduct and wa producing a planned number of actually produced . n the farm, il T ing versus plantm? or harvest the cotton fen cidum the same out if a BUpp 3 ol' fcibd is ayaH- ing. These conflict1 can cause ter. Feeds lhat can be salvaged by litters. The principal advantages i any of the allotment wa pre • l Vi I ing " ill be at the same able. Your farm s ipuld produce serious losses in .total larm in hoes are skim milk, grain, field of this system are lower mainte led for history purposes. - for both issues. abundant feed or be in a cash- nance eost for gilts and higher stile come. gleanings, unmarketable products For the 1961 crop of flue-cUred The chairman pointed out that grain farmine. section. Your farm from truck farms, and grain in j value per pound as compared t tobacco, the Department of korl the rratii nal acret available for should be accessible to markets SKIaECT PROPER NCMBFR droppings from fattening steers. | elder, heavier sows. t culture announced a total of 715,- dist ibutii n to ; rovers for the so that von can .•ell the hos;s vou Once you determine the number Foundation sows for the herd l For maximum economy such ; RI7 acres were put in allotrc enl 19P2 upla id cotton crop total-- of hogs that beal tits your partic should lave meat-tvnc bodv con- \ system usually Includes a favor "The decisi >n to be mad 18 101.1 it; a< res Including an al-. Begin hog raising on a small ular farm plan. slick to thi:- formation, high milk production, able arrangement — exchange or ; the quota referendum ca.il be ti of 100,000 acres from the and good weight for age. T h e y ; high-resale value — for keeping I simply stated." Mr'. Camen i • i I li na! reserve to take care <>f should be phvsically sound. If I down thc cost of boars, ; clared. "If quotas for fliie em i minimum farm allotments. m-orluclion-tosted sows are una-j Selecting thc right boar, is even tobacco are approved by >t lea I It two-thirds of the farmers writable or prices are too high, i more important than selecting a i two-thirds of the growers voting voting ipoiT ve the referendum, select them on individual merit. I sow or gilt because on most farms : the law provides thai the nresenl support will be available to | i> boar is usually bred of several program will be continued for the grov • t w ho comply with their Aluminunr o PROSPECTIVE BROOD sows. Use production-tested meat- I next three crops -- with penalties Ififi'! upland cotton larm ftllot- The prospective brood sow | type boars, especially if they are I on 'excess' tobacco marketed, e- a1 a level within the range Bulova is truly the gift quality watch should have a long body with a | ns reasonable in price as untested creage allotments and price -ip- provided by law — between 08 roll spring of rib. The back should the watch you can give with pride, wear with pride. j boars. porls. and 90 percent oi parity, [f quotas be unifortti In width and t h e because it's made with pride. MINOR DEFECTS "On Ihe other hand, if more are nol approved for the 19GZ shoulders should be smooth. A- Ignore minor defects in a boar tong tlie topline. the back should Stylish bracelet watch. The SEA CUPPER. 17 From America's most ex ! unless the females have similar tion of sows. GEORGETOWN MAN High fashion oval motif jewels, self-windine, quisite Diamond walch Table&Chair be moderately arched and full BREEDING PLANS (Contitvied From Page 1-B) ts carried through to a certified waterproof*, collection. The DIAMOND defects. The boar's good qualities and thick at the loin. perfect blend of case shock resistant, lumi U PETITE. 2 diamonds, j should outweigh any major Two breeding plans for obtain- Georgetown, is co-owner or. the anil bracelet. Tht The sides should be long, deep nous hands and dial, ex 23'jewels, expansion i weaknesses in the sows. i ing maximum benefits of hybrid production firm with Steve Law CRESCENDO, 17 jewels. pansion bracelet. bracelet. !4§50 $65.00 and smooth; thc- ham should be If you must select a bear on . vigor are: rence The company now i,as four $49.50 wide and well developed carry I type and appearance alone, wait I ROTATIONAL CROSSBRBED- I labels in circulation, Mr. ing down to within 2 inches of until he is at least 6 months old, ING. It consists of using purebred ! Walson said. •Ihe hock The jowl, underline, and I ; At this age, defects as well as de'sires of three or more breeds In t':r n gr iduntii n from high SET base of the ham should be trim. DARDEN'S sirable traits can more readily be a regular sequence or rotation. \ il, Mr. Watson entered the The legs should be strong. of observed than at younger ages. For example, females oi breed A tell \ ii ion Iii Id. lie has been medium length, and should have Sometimes you must choose be are mated to males of breed B, ng in television in the Wash- good feel and strong, short pas FRONT STREET GEORGETOWN tween a boar from a herd with replacement females of AB cross in-New York area. He is a CHAIRS AND TABLE LEGS terns. The sow should have 12 to no performance record. When you are mated to breed C nutlet i >. ol the Mt. Vernon Play 14 fOod teats, open and without make this choice, select on the females from this mating (ABO ers, one of the top ten theater deformity. : basis of records rather than ap are mated to breed A males. This un.up-- in the country. FOLD-TABLE TOP OF Select breeding females from pearance. sequence is repeated as Ion litters of 10 or moi'e pigs out of Consider tho boar's individual- it gives satisfactory result-. sows that consistently pinduce | ity and records of near relatives- CROSSBREEDING, and rotai i large litters. i dam. sisters, or brothers. The next ing unrelated lines within a pure GENUINE FORMICA The profitable life of a gilt or most Important qualities of a boar bred have similar effects. Rotat sow differs with the type of oper to consider are a moderately long ing lines usually resull m ation and with each farm. vigor than a breed dros but pro Christmas body, good bone, and sound feet REPLACING GILTS and legs. He shmild have mascu duces greater unifo Special Price Do not replace all gilts after line character, be smooth, not The improvement obtained un their first litter. Instead, keep the coarse, ancl have good muscular der either system d( pendi • NOW IS PROGRESS best one-third to one-half of the development in his ham Bird lofh. genetic merit and the C * gilts for a second Utter. Having His reproductive organs should be value of the stocl s u ed, sows farrow two litters a year clearly visible ancl well developed. Breed associations, Sfgte and . will give Vim more information Crossbred pigs have some ad Federal experiment Rations, and i AT *10" for selecting young boars and vantages over their purebred par- extension services sponsor pro gilts to keep in the herd. i cnts. Crosses of lines or breeds if i grams for evaluating hog | This system also permits sows ' usually Improve prolificacy, sur 1nrman.ro and qualjty. The.. : AAcDuffie—Marlowe's AT In remain in the herd if they are vival, growth rate, and feerl ef help hog breed' r- find SU) It sup< ri'.r to any of the cilts that ficiency of pigs, ancl milk produc- breeding stock. : would replr.ee them. If distinctly superior, keep some of the best ; i ov. - for a third or fourth litter.' When you select sows for addi- • tional litters, consider the number of pigs they produce and t h e give the luggage that'll go weanthg weight of the pigs. Also. a million miles or more! consider Ihe gilt's own growth] ! and meat-type conformation. Crossbreed sows are often kept for their superior performance in ECONOMY- PRICED Front Street Georgetown prolificacy, milk production, and 1 motlierinrr ability. SYSTEMATIC BREEDING Systematic crossbreeding pro- Samsonite Streainlite . ....13 ajs»**^ IV fS] LADIES' HAT BOX $1195 LU BEAUTY CASE $14.95 ^^ |. j (cl LADIES' 26" PULLMAN $26.95 s ,!0 jBm%mm ** ''^ [J] MEN'S TWO-SUITER $24.95 WHAT ABOUT „ QTJ MEN'S COMPANION CASE $16.95 From L=J ALL MlCft Pt US TAX $10.99 There's built-in mileage in this Streamlite Luggage by Samsonite. Classic in design, its smooth, sleek tapered sides give scarcely a hint of the triple- To strength construction underneath. Good-looking vinyl gives Streamlite a The unseen (but very basic) ingredient on any ;:' full lifetime of resistance against scuffs and stains. Tailored interiors arc Christmas gift list is the money it wil! take to $25.00 luxuriously spacious. Tonguc-in-groove construction seals clothes Irom foot the bill. If you find yourself long on gift holiday indispensable...the costume. Doyour dust and moisture. Samsonite Streamlite is an ideal gift with its long Wear, ideas but short on cash, see us for a quick loan. plans call for quick-change fashions? Then you'll practically live good looks and low, low price. Comes in Ebony Grey, Hawaiian Blue, Repayment terms will be arranged to suit your in Mr Simon's sleeveless, square-neck sheath of acetate-and - Saddle Tan, Colorado Brown, Rawhide Finish. convenience. rayon crepe, completely lined, with beguiling shoulder bows . . . that assumes a different personality with its colorful tapestry- patterned jacket of rayon and acetate blend, that's lined to match the dress. Dress, black only. Jacket, green/hot pink, LOANS FROM $20.00 To $300 brown/beige or purple/turquoise. 8-18. cDuffie-AAariowe FOGEL'S FURNITURE CO. South Carolina Finance "Let Us Feather Your Nest With A Little Down" NL.Fraser St. Phone 3-2631 FRONT ST. GEORGETOWN Front Street Georgetown db-nn 4-B THE GEORGETOWN (S.C.) TIMES. Thursday. Nov. 30. 1961 DANIEL C. PLAYER. JR. ventional artillery and other com mander in Company D in Man- Magnolia St were held at 11 a. m. SAMUEL E. THOMPSON bat and logistical support ele heim, entered the Army in 1944 0. Sanders Ellis I Thursday, November 23 in the ELLIS J. FREEMAN ments of V Corps. and arrived overseas on this tour Waters Funeral Home with Dr. ALBERT WHITE An ambulance driver in the of duty in September 1959 His Edward L. Byrd, pastor of the V CORPS. GERMANY — Army 695th Medical Company in Hanau wile. Ginette, is with him in Ger- Dies In Florence; I First Baptist Church and the Rev. Specialist Five Daniel C. Player. White entered the Army in Jan i many. Join T. Dabney. pastor of Grace News Of Servicemen 31. whose parents and wife. Peggy uary 1960. received basic training CARL E. OLSON Baptist Church officiating. Burial live in Pawleys Island. Army at Fort Jackson. S. C. and ar- NELLIS AFBrNov. - Airman Son Lives In County was in Mount Hope Cenytery. JOHN T. RIVKRS. JR. MARION B. LEE. JR. JACKIF. L. ROGERS First Sergeant Samuel S. Thomp liveii overseas the following No- . First Class Carl E. Olson, son of FLORENCE — Funeral services McMURDO SOUND. Antarctica son, whoso wife. Elise, lives at 191 for O. Sanders Ellis. 67 of 706 Survivors include his widow FORT SILL, OKLA — Army- vember. The 23-year-old soldier I Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Olson of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Rivers, Sr. —Jackie L. Rogers, utilities man E. Ashley Drive, Charleston who wa. the former Miss Emmie ad Lt. Marion B. Loo Jr., whose is ti I960 | 'actuate of Howard pBencen Road. Northbridge, Mass., shape. of 2501 South Fraser Street, third class. USN, son of W. O. Heights. Arm.v Stall Sergeant El Mae Perkins of Florence; one son, wife, Nancy, lives in Columbia. Hiijrh Sehool. j and wttOSt wife is the former Airman Olson, a graduate ol Georgetown, last week received a Rogers of Georgetown is serving lis J. Freeman, son of Mrs. Eliza Carl Ellis of Andrews; two daugh completed the eight-week field Specialist Player is a pressman . Peggy J. Russ of Georgetown is Northbridge (Mass..) High School,! letter from the commanding ..ni with the Navy SeaBees support beth C. Ethridge. Andrews, and ters. Mrs. Pearl Lee Hanna of artillery officer* orientation in the 69th Engineer Company i in South America participating in will visit cities in Brazil, Para cer of their son announcing his ing Operation Deepfreeze 62 in Army PFC Albert White, son of San Francisco. Cal. and Mrs. course at The Artillery and Mis which is regularly located in ; ti month long goodwill aerial tour guay, Argentina. Chile, Bolivia new promotion. Antarctica. • Mr. and Mrs. William While. 2402 Ruby AmeKe Miles of Florence: sile School, Fort Sill. Okla.. Nov Frankfurt, Germany. He entered I of eight countries with the United Peru, Uruguay and Colombia. Among tho Navy construction- Prince St., Georgetown, recently the Army m 195] and arrived three sisters. Mrs. Ruby E. Han Rivers was promoted t.' Radar- 15. stues Air Force's famed F-100 Thc- ground display aircraft to mart Third Class on November men's tasks this year will be re participated in Exercise Brandy Overt eas on lliis tour of dul.'. last sen of Sacramento, Calif.. Mrs. Wine, a Held training exercise in jet Hying demonstuition team, the be exhibited include a C-130 Her 16. Commander E. P. Harris. Jr. Lieutenant Lee received in building Byrd Station which is month. P. W. Peck of Atlanta, Ga. and volving some 26,000 troops in Thunderbirds. cules troop transport from the of the U.S.S. Waldo County, told struction in communications, ar gradually collapsing under a five- Thompson. Hist sergeant of ihe Mrs. J. B. Aiken Sr. of Florence:. year accumulation of snow; and Germany. Airman Olson, a jet aircraft Tactical Air Command, a T-37 one brother, John (Joel Ellis dH the parents. tillery transport, tactics and com 18th Artillery's Service Battery maintenance technician, is one of bined aims, gunnery, material tho installation ot a nuclear The exercise was conducted to Sabroliner jot trainer from Air Florence and five grandchildren. m Hanau, entered the Army in a specially selected group of sup Training Command, an SA-16 Al "Your son is performing an and target acquisition. power plant at McMurdo Sound. train small unit leaders and test [942 and arrived overseas on ihis important service for his country The SeaBees are scheduled to the oombal readiness of partici port personnel chosen to make batross rescue aircraft from the The 22-year-old officer is e tour of duty last January. the tour. The group will perform Military Air Transport Service, a in his exemplary performance of return to their Davisvillc. R. I., pating units. White- ancl other The sergeant, son of Mr. and duties. He has demonstrated an 1958 graduate of Hemingway High homo base in March 1962. leaving members of his unit maneuvered maintenance and administrative KC-97 aerial tanker from Strate School ancl a 1961 graduate of Mrs. Leon ft. Thompson, Rouie 4, duties necessary to keep both the gic Air Command, and a C-97 Classified Ads initiative and sincerity ol pur behind a small wintering-over against an "Aggressor" force. Heminj-way, is 193!, graduate of pose which has been most gratify Presbyterian College in Clinton. party for tho six-month Antarctic They wore supported in the exer ;1 jots piloted by the Thunderbird i communications and command Hemingway High School. team and tho aircraft to be exhib ing," Commander Harris stated. His parents live in Hemingway. night. cise by atomic-capable and con I control aircraft provided by the Sergeant Freeman, a tank com ited in ground display in top Air National Guard. Bring Results U. S. 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Car St.mips with (hts, coupon and olina Pride Sliced Bologna at m purchase ot pkR. ot 100 Bui- COLE SLAW 8-oz-KG 19 j local Colonial Stores thru Due. term at local Colonial Stores C 2 1961 thru December 7, 1961 FRESH TOSS SALAD MIX i-oiHw. 25c HMmm Wfim£as*mye& ( —. | L. Morris of Columbia. for the fractional rights would be THE GEORGETOWN (S.C) TIMES. Thursday. Nov 30. 1361 5-B issued shortly after the annual Miss Pauline Joseph who it Post Office Starts meeting. ders of record on December 15. 975 in cash dividends during 1961. Looking Back In Our Files | teaching in Charleston spent the SCN's President also announced payable January 2. 1962. These \ Fin;,i approval of the stock div- Thanksgiving holidays with hei that the Board of Directors ap dividends bring to (1.38 per share Mend j„ January would increase TKN YEARS AGO Friday. December 7. ! mother. Mrs. Thomas Joseph proved the payment of a regular the cash dividends declared on gcN's capital from the present Mail Early Campaign SCN's S5 par share par value gj"j gg 1 November 29, 1951 c&gh dividend of 25 cents pel ares of S5 par value" stock. W. Stevenson Miss han Skinner ot Columbia With Thanksgiving a recent In conclusion, thi- Postmaster share and a 25 cents per share Btock to 021,771 shares of t h e ...Mr. nnd Mrs. J. TWEXTY-FIVE YEARS AGO extra cash dividend to sharehol- ftad as their guests for the holi- College -pent the holidays with November 27, 1936 nemory. Postmaster L. C. Davit said, "B.v taking a little extra ! SCN lias paid a total ol SI.030,- same par value. days tho former's nioce, Mrs. hi r parents, Mr. :md Mrs. J. P. loted: "It's Christmas everj i rare with your Christmas mail- | Kenneth Wood, Mv. Wood a n cl Skinner. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Hol n the Post Office from now on.™ ings right now, you'll avoid dis- I their two children, Kenny and land Jr., of Florence spent Sun He offered these helpful hints appointing friends and loved ones. Betsy, ol Charlotte. N. C. The Oeho Omigo Bridge Club day with thc latter's parents, Mr >n how to mail yi.ur Chi i The Post Office is fully prepared \ was entertained Tuesday night by and Mrs J. W. Wingate. ,-ards and gitts to Insure prompt tor the big Christmas mail rush, j Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ti.mlin.son Miss Nell Joseph, with Mrs. J. B. ind safe delivery before Decem but through your cooperation in 1 mailing early and often, as sug- and children, Becky and Davie . Delzell and Mrs. j'. N. Isaac as Miss Lillian Johnstone anc ber 25th. Use -1 cent postage on 1 gested by the National Improved ' spent the holidays In St. Augus guest*. Mr. Jiminie Hazzard left on Tues .our Christmas Cards. Sent bv '• day to attend the holiday dance: First Class mail, they are sorted Mail Service program, there'll be ! tine and Marineland. Florida. less danger of some Christmas Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Rhea aim ! at Clemson College. uid delivered first, and il you in cards and packages not being de- j daughter, Margaret Ritchie and clude your return address on each *' The Junior Class of Winyah li.ered before Christmas.'' Mary Jenkirs were Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Kaminsk' envelope, the.v will be forwarded will present a play "Our Miss .n the event of a change of ad- Brooks" in the school auditorium yiu.sts of Mr. and Mrs. William and their son. Mr. Richard Kam inski. of New Rochelle, N. Y. Iress. or if the.v are undoliverablc. and another son. Mr. Nathar the.v will be returned to you. Also Kaminski. Jr.. of Jacksonville you can write a personal message SCN Plans j Fla., are spending some time with on the Christmas cards sent by Mr. Kaminski's brother. Mr. Jo First Class mail; whereas only seph Kaminski. and Mrs. Kamin vour signature is authorized on Dividend For ski. cards sent at the 3 cent, unsealed Third Class rate. Shareholders CHRISTMAS Captain and Mrs. J. H. Porter Avoid careless packing of your and their daughter. Miss Lorine gifts. Use strong cartons, wrap in Plans for the payment of a , Porter, returned on Sunday from heavy paper, and lie with sturdy ! stock dividend of 10 per cent to TRADITION Bristol, Tenn.. where the.v have cord. Mark packages containing \ shareholders of the South Caro- been the guests of another daugh breakable gifts, "Fragile" - Han-I Una National Bank were an- ! ter. Mrs. Herbert K. Buchanan ile With Care." Put an extra I nouneed today b.v SCN President j COMPLETE BANKING and Mrs. Kaminski. 'abel cairying Ihe recipients and j W. W. McEachem. lenders name and address inside DEPOSIT FOR He disclosed that SCN Direc- SAVINGS Miss Catherine Groverman has ?very package. tors approved the proposal at ! CHECKING CHRISTMAS CARDS been appointed bv Governor Iheir regular monthly meeting on CHRISTMAS CLUB Johnston as Princess Carolinas November 20. subject to a vote to represent North and South of approval b.v thc shareholders LOANS FOR. Carolina at the annual Christmas Christmas at their annual meeting in AUTOS carnival to be held this week at BUSINESS 'Charleston on January 23. 1962. FARMS Birmingham, Ala. Club Cheeks • and by the Comptroller of tin HOME : is how you'll ho with the ©@® h$bit > Currency in Washington. Action PERSONAL FIFTY YEARS AGO j b.v the Comptroller it required to November 29, 1911 Mailed By SCN Increase the capital of a national SCN EXCLUSIVES Sovc thc money in your SCN Christmas Club to pay year end Mr. 11 W. Fraser has returned a/ i bank which is the matter involved COLLEGE BUDGET expenses such as taxes and insurance, and to buy Christmas South Carolina National Bank SURE CREDIT to the city. in this instance. presents for loved ones and friends Christina Club check- were mail If approved by the shareholders ed on November U io some 26,- TULL TRUST SERVICES Mr. E. W. Kaminski, in h i s and the Comptroller, the stock div- I Start your Christmas Club now at SCN ond save every week. beautiful yacht, has gone to the 100 persons who saved each week idend will be paid to sharehol- for the past year tor Christmas SCN CAN FILL races in .Savannah, accompanied | ders of record ori January 23, the YOUR NEEDS Be happy, be habitual! by Messers. Joseph Kaminski. H and year-end expenses. same day as Ihe annual meeting. 11. Springs ancl Harold Kaminski Q. D. Maxwell. Ass!. Vice Presi Stork certificates and warrants dent in charge oi SCN's George Mr. L. M. Overton leit heji town office, said Mia! Christmas Visit our special yesterdaj afternoon to attend tht Club savings deposited with SCN display now for Methodist Conference at Ben- j during the past year totaled l IOW SOUTH CAROLINA NATIONAL nctts\ ilk. than |2,104,OQO. No figures were 1he Old 1m&t, Member Fed*rai Deposit Insurance Corporation the best selection! j available as to ihe amount of Miss Lena F.hrich. Miss Jessie i checks mailed in Georgetown Ford. Miss Rebie Anderson, ami County. *7/te &a*tk fa* &£&i*dmf Miss Janie Carraway will attend He pointed out thai this con a big dance al Kingstree tonight: venient special-purpose saving GEORGETOWN • PHONE 3-3351 so will Mr. Arthur F.hrich, Mr. program, which enables saver: to MAIN — 902 FRONT ST a 1 504 HIGH MARKET ST Henry Thomas. Mr. Charlie Levy meet not only Christmei expenses Dr. McDonald ami Lawyer Smith. hut. also, taxes and other obliga He who laughs, lasts." Installment Lean Depart men 1 Open Every AI lei noon Except Saturday tions, is now open lor 1862 ai all Mrs M. H. Flautn. of Sumter SCN offices. Is visiting relatives here. It is reported lhat Colonel Roosevelt is to hunt whales, Well the Colonel should be an artist as a harpoon thrower. jotm»&'n'*x>fVtox,,: -"•ivv'.ti •'/< •-••tAi.iU: :> ""«r • fr""?** HVt-HUUND SAMSONITE l* FRUIT CAKE ADMIRAL STEREO WESTINGHOUSE Beautiful LUGGAGE With Big Appliance Cake Tin $25.00 Record Album 3 small appliances $5.00 SI.94 Canvas Covers Free FREE only $20.00 1962 Rainhlcr American Deluxe 2-Door Sedan At The Store Where You'll Really Find Santa Claus Do you know? You can buy this beautiful RAMBLER SEDAN PERFECTION MOHAWK CARPET Only oil home heater with Big Rolls in stock with Automatic-Clutch Transmission- insulated top - The best! $12.00 Church Quality new H-Sliek no-clutch-pedal driving, stick- any $7.95 per sq. yd. sliilt economy, Our own Roll .J and Double-Safety Brake System THROW End Carpet O KkOEHLER with separate front and rear systems—if one Remnants. o is damaged, the other works, RUGS Quality Living Room Suites Mill end Foam Rubber. and Ceramic-Armored Muffler and Tailpipe SOME Remnants. Either will he replaced free for original owner, GOOD $149.00 in case of rust mil. bv a Rambler dealer, col SIZES $4.95 lision damage excepted, e and bis;, longer lasting 15-inch tires . . . and a. two-year battery ADMIRAL T. V. ' . . . and Deep-Dip rustproofing . . . and counter-balanced hood BEAUTY SLEEP MATTRESSES ! World's only T. V. set with 5- $50.00 Replacement Allowance year guarantee on etched circuit for less than tiie lowest priced Falcon or aid Mattress and Spring. board. - Buy At Discount. Corvair with none of these!* SALES MANAGER out at Winyah I'm nit un- *Pricu comparisons based on manufacturers' Complete America's Lowest Price suggested factory-delivered prices lor lowest $79.00 9 x 12 Mohawk Wool DINING ROOM Even With Optional E-Stick priced two-door sedans. BE D RCOM PER MONTH Carpets-only $59.00 Monthly payments based un mamifadtiiretfs suggested de livered price al factory ($1846 plus $59.50 for E-Stick) with Vi down payment 36-motilh enntra.i with norma! carrying VALUES charges, fednr.il t.ixps paid. Olhr; optional eqi ipmenl, RAMBLER transportation, insurance, state and local [Ufa, il any. extra. World Siantlanl of Innerspring •.:.•*:.:-: ::X.;"*':':vvV '•':•:•'• ' - $450 M650 V Ccmxpuct Car Excellence Mattress BEAUTIFUL 8-PC. LIVING ROOM SUITFS r-OFA BED -FOAM RUBBER CLUB CHAIR-SOFA Box Spring AVERAGE 2 Pillows PILLOWS-PLASTIC TOP TABLES-FIBER GLASS 149.C3 to 449.00 LAMPS. $329io $449 PARRISH MOTOR CO., 116 Orange St. Amazing At Only $159.00 A good man to do business with for your new car or a Se£ec& used car -? / I'- "SUPER-RIGHT" GOVERNMENT INSPECTED fRISH, WHOLE to 05 o (I at I *—i H •J c/j 2 io Id O 1 o u O w SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY ALL MEAT « t FRANKS l-Lb Pkg. 49c 2 *,. 89' Cap'n John's Fresh Frozen Fillet of Haddock St 39c Headless and Dressed NO LIMIT- Whitin• • • g Fish 3* 29c BUY SEVERAL ALLGOOD BRAND NO. 1 SMOKED FLAVORED, SLICED FULL POUND PACKAGE Plain or Setf-Rista* Come Save At Your Friendly A&P! BETTY CROCKER GOLD MEDAL FLOUR BaK 55C PIE CRUST MIX BISQUICK *t 49c Coma Save at A it I' No Limit Al Your A&P! 10-Oz, 1<»-Ct. TfCa* Pksrs. 43c LIBBY MEATS DIXIE CUP REFILS PARD DOG FOOD w£ Cans "(Ov AMERICA'S FAVORITE - OVER Vz FRUIT & NUTS! "$Qf*\ POTTED MEAT 2 ^ 27c Jane P v Fruit Cake POTTED MEAT 2 39c IV2-LB. CAKE I 3-LB. CAKE LB. SI**?] CAKE $ CORNED BEEF HASH 41c 5 ^ ^ '1.49 I 2.89 Regular Type Warwick Milk Chocolate Coated ,Lb 12-oz. ENGLISH WALNUTS Pkn - 53c GLACED CHERRIES Package 39c Pk*. Vienna Sausage 2 <- 45c CHERRIES 49c l-LlLb: 8-Oz. PAPER SHELL PECANS Pkq 49c GLACED PINEAPPLE Package 39c Worthmore Chocolate Coated 1-Lb1-Lb . 43c 8 ll-Oz. BRAZIL NUTS Pkq MIXED FRUITS fc£ 58c P£: 29c Pkg. H P 1-LLbb ifiiitASAUSAGE 2 ss 47c CREAM DROPS 29c MIXED NUTS EA P°L Y! I Vq 53c BLEACHED RAISINS Pkq. 25c OUTSTANDING LOW PRICE! GREEN GIANT BRAND 2. 814-Oz. Cans No. 303 17-Or. CANS All Varieties Fruits and Vegetables—Strained Prepared With Vegetables Atmore, Simple Simon Greot For Cookies 8 su-Oi . 03-XJ»C M Ct. AT 39c JC°'- 49c HERSHEY DAINTIES pka. Jars GERBER BABY FOOD 65c ARMOUR BEEF STEW Plain or Self-Rising—Ballard VI Inch Wide Aluminum Greet Cake Topping WoW' INSTANT COFFEE '$°%£' $1.34 OBELISK FLOUR '8£- $1-07 25-Kt. MARSHMALLOW REYNOLD'S FOIL WRAP Poll 33c HIP-0-LITE CREMB IU*. $2.15 A&P BRAND FROZEN FORDHOOK OR Clifcvisfmas Toys SMALL BABY LIMAS ASK THE MANACER ABOUT OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN —St.00 DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY ITEM A&P BRAND FROZEN 2-LB. GREEN PEAS OR Hi-LB. SIZE LISTED BELOW—COME SEE THIS WEEK! CUT GREEN BEANS R MAN IN SPACE B0°y s ONLY $1 1 .88 A&P Frozen A&P Frozen Mixed F R CUT CORN 2 £ 45c VEGETBLES lg. 53c CARROTS 2 f% 43c COWBOY OUTFIT BO°YS ONLY $5a99 FOR A&P'S OWN BRAND PURE VEGETABLE STATE TROOPER BOYS ONLY $5a99 F R BEAUTY PARLOR G .£ S ONLY $1 1 .88 3-LB. CAN PLAY-MOBILES^ ONLY $1 1 a88 dexo Shortening FOR CUDDLY CATHY GIRLS ONIY $8.99 SPECIAL LOW PRICE! "OUR FINEST QUALITY" EA. DECORATOR KITCHEN SFT $11.88 24-OZ. BONNIE THE BRIDE ONLY $o.99 A&P Grape Juice 2BOTTLE S ORLEANS PUREX SOAP PRODUCTS 100% HORSE MEAT Lg. TREND POWDER 2 Pkgs. 39c PINE FRESH BEADS O-BLEACH !JS* 39c li-Oz. Dutch Cleanser DOC FOOD TREND LIQUID 2 Cans 59c 2 Cents Off Label WRISLEY SOAP 6 & 35c i Cent Sola Pack 14-Oz. CansTT_ 1-Lb. SWEETHEART 'Si? 4 K?. 34c 2 You Pay LlQ PROTEX SOAP 3 RV 27c Cam ' and their three sons, ol Allendale. and 'il oi these m GLuigetoWJi THE GEORGETOWN (S.C.) TIMES, Thursday. Nov, : -:'IYI!.II-I>IMIII tor 9beH*i I i":is<>lim- ud.litl\-e. C... ,..'ni. <-nr.tftiulli^ TCP rd bl I Patent 8688211 Monte'* Shell Service Maryville Bpincli Jernlgan's Capitol Shell Service McDuffie-Marlowe Georgetown, S. C. Frazier * Highmarket Streets McAllister's Shell Service Georgetown, S. C. Hemhigway, S. C. * FURNITURE CO. Frank Marlowe's Shell Station The Pantry "Let Us Feather Your Nest With A Little Down" Stacy Cox Shell Station Pawley's Island, S. C. Eugene Hanna Frazier & Duke Streets Hemingway, S. C. Front Street Georgetown Georgetown, S. C. >«j, •*>• u c-a-TH-Si 8-B THE GEORGETOWN (S.C.) TIMES, Thursday, Nov. 30. 1961 * 0 GRADE "A" DRESSED AND DRAWN WHOLE Lean Spare Ribs 39c Fresh Liver 29c W I* iSn? Val ...... K aco 29c 303 SLZE CAN i RED AND WHITE ALL PURPOSE POWDERED RED AND WHITE CORN BEEF PER Fraa sr^a & POUND I ADrC BACKS AID KECKS fo 19c ID OZ WINGS Ib 25c tans LEGS AND THIGHS lb. 39c ^ej# / BREAST Ib 49c FANCY CALIFORNIA Pej| RED AND VVHITli LVAt iJRATED # Ti C u m I-. ••eg -\ k aLT" ""SI HrF-.'aJJs *5 ,.<* v# ' I 11 v % (Limit Six With $5.00 Order Please) LARGE FANCY RED DELICIOUS (I •Dai a aAV 4 poles aUiaBB ^ejj SROWBIIFT-llc 6FF UBEL-3-!!). tan 59c *». QREEE GR .1 I SWEl'l PUIS 2-383 cans 59c RED AMD WHilE SHORTENING 3-lb. cut .. 59c (Limit One Wilh $5 00 Order please. THESE PRICES ARE ALSO GOOD AT... f amtj, n i\ a o