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“Twas there in the Garden of
Eden,
When Eve met the snake in his
prime.
That she whispered, -‘Hello, slim
and wriggly.
You must corrupt and sin me
sometime! ’’
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A man is youn~. as long as a
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py or unhappy. He is middle-
aged, if a woman can make him
only happy. He becomes old, if
a woman can make him neither
happy nor unhappy.”
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VOL. 14.—NO. 1.
NEWBERRY, SOUTH CAROLINA, P^RIDAY, MAY 11, 1951
$1.50 PER YEAR t
LITTLE ITEMS OF INTEREST
ABOUT FOLKS YOU KNOW
Mrs. J. P».' Scurry of Chappells,
was a business visitor in New
berry Saturday.
Mrs. Joe W. Leake of Clinton,
was a business visitor in the
city Saturday.
Mrs. Clarence Lominick of Miss Helen Sloan and mother.
Greenwood, spent the past week- Mrs. Sloan, were business visitors
end in the county with relatives, here last Saturday.
Mrs. Rosine Longshore, spent
the past weekend in Detroit with
friends.
Mrs. Henry Niles or Camden
was a visitor in the home of
Dr. and Mrs. A. T. Neely one
afternoon last week.
Miss Prances Webb, Mrs. Popie
Coleman and Mrs. Buren Lowans
of Chappels, were business visi
tors in Newberry Saturday.
Miss Peggy Wood formerly em
ployed with the Citizens Home
and Fire Insurance Company of
this city has accepted a position
with a firm in Columbia.
Mrs. Claude Misenheimer and
daughter, Neta, of Marion, spent
Monday in the home of Mrs. Mis-
enheimer’s mother, Mrs. Bernice
Werts on McSwain street.
Miss Joan Goggans of Columbia
spent Friday and Saturday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Goggans in the Hartford com
munity.
Mrs. W. W. Burr, Jr., of
Dallas, Texas, is spending this
week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. H Clary on Boundary
street.
Miss Rosebel Thompson has
moved into one of the Wiseman
Apartment on Calhoun street,
which was vacated by Mrs.
Thomas H. Pope, Sr.
Marion Graham of Detroit,
Michigan, arrived in the city
Sunday to spend a couple of
weeks with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. M. Graham on College
street, and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Halfacre
and Mrs. G. Y. Taylor spent Sun
day in Anderson in the home of
the Halfacre’s son-in-law and
Mrs. H. C. Holloway has gone
to Columbus. Ohio, on a two
weeks visit with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Tom Summer of Atlanta
Ga. spent several days last week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
M. A. Jones on Nance street.
Lewis Shealy has been con
fined to his home on the cut-off
this week nursing a case of
mumps.
Miss Joni Blackman of Colum
bia, spent the past weekend in
Chappells with her mother, Mrs.
C. J. Blackman.
Mrs. Lily Mae Buzhardt of Co
lumbia, formerly of Newberry, is
spending the month of May at
Pawley’s Island. She will return
to her home in Columbia in June.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wilson and
Baron Qn Bond
In Knifing Case
A D. Barron, resident of Jo
anna has posted $1000 bond for
his appearance in criminal court
in June to answer charges of
assault and battery upon the per-
on of Dr. Cecil Lynch at the
Yewberrv Country Club about
" am Monday.
Dr Lynch was cut severely in
many places, some one hundred
or more stitches being necessary
to repair the damage. Dr. Lynch
was taken to the county hos
pital where his wounds were
treated and remained there most
of this week.
Both parties to the altercation
are prominent men in their re
spective communities, Mr. Barron
being an official at the Joanna
mills, while Dr. Lynch has an
office of opometry here.
Trouble between the men is
not known beyond the rumor
stage.
Births In April
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Ward of
Newberry, a girl, April 1
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Henley of
family of Union, recently visited Columbia, a girl, April 2
in the home of Mrs. Wilson’s
parents, Coach and Mrs. Billy
Laval on Crenshaw street.
Dr. and Mrs. F. A. Truett at
tended the South Carolina State
Dential Convention which was
held in Charleston Sunday
through Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. I. H. Wilson of the Train
ing School at Clinton, spent sev
eral days last week with her
daughter, Mrs. Rosine Longshore
and son, Thomas Longshore.
Mrs. Kenneth Mims and three
children, David, Kent and Stevie,
of Sumter, spent the past week
end with Mrs. Mims’ parents.
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Campbell on
Harrington street.
Miss Jane Goodman, a teacher
in the city of Columbia, attended
May Day exercises at Newberry
College, Saturday, and spent the
Hayes and family.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wilbanks
of Gadsden, Ala., are spending
this week with their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Wilbanks at the Newberry
Hotel.
Mrs. Ralph Wilbanks, who has
been confined to the Newberry
Hotel for the past several days
suffering with a case of mumps,
is now able to be out and doing
fine.
Miss Fannie Mae Carwlle Mrs.
Joe L. Keitt and Mrs. John Nor
ris, spent Tuesday in Greenville
with Mrs. J. Y. McFall, who
makes her home with her son-
in-law and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. E. S. Toohey and family.
Mrs. Frances Adams, returned
to her work at Carpenter’s Mon
day morning where she is in
charge of the Baby Department,
after being confined to her home
in Chappells for a week suffering
with chicken pox.
Mrs. Forest Summer is spend
ing this week in Allendale with
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. W. T. Young. Mrs.
Summer will return to her home
on College street Extension Fri
day afternoon.
* - Mrs. J. W. Senn of Bartow,
Florida, attfended May Day ex
ercises at Newberry College over
the weekend, and also visited her
daughter. Miss Ann Senn who is
a student at Newberry College.
While in the city Mrs. Senn stay
ed in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Tryus Senn on Harrington street.
Miss Jean Dawkins attended
the Dogwood Festival at King’s
College in Bristol, Tenn., over
the weekend. She also visited
Miss Louise Landrum, a stu-
: ^dent at King College. Miss Dawk
ins was accompained to Bristol
;M>y Miss Eva Pearl Rister. who
. spent the weekend there with
U friends. f
‘ Mrs. Jac Ullman and two sons,
p- Mark anfl Jac, of Grosse Pointe
Woods, Michigan, arrived in the
Wfcj about two weeks ago to
spend a while with Mrs. Ullman’s
Yer, and grandmother, Mrs.
nessa Holt and Mrs, Lelia B.
is on Boundary street. Mr.
will join his family here
_ May 26 to spend a week he
lm they return to their home
Michigan.
. R. C. Boylston had as
for the weekend her son,
Rjl A. Boylston, and Sgt.
, n-n Heinbuck, both stationed
I Patrick Air Base, Coco. Fla.,
her daughter. Miss Elizabeth
on of Columbia, and Mrs.
ij Hope also of Columbia.
and Mrs. A. T. Neely at-
Hotnecomlng Day at Eb-
Presbyterlan church in
Hill Sunday, May 6th.
and College
and Mrs. R. A. Goodman
Mrs. W. T Mayer will leave
next week for Saluda, N. C..
where she will spend the sum
mer months at the Saluda Baby
Hospital, where she does clerkel
work in the office.
Little Jan Jacob, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Jacob (Sybil
Boozer) of Columbia, spent from
Thursday of last week until Sat
urday with her .grandparents, Mr
and Mrs. J. Lee Boozer on Hunt
street.
Mrs. R. M. Gulp and daugh
ter. Laura and son, Rockwell of
Mooreshille, N. C„ spent the
weekend in the home of Mrs.
Culp’s brother-in-law and sister.
Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Goodman on
the College Campus.
Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Burgess
have moved to the Mrs. John
Clary home on E. Main street,
street.
They formerly lived in the Rich
ard Baker home on Walnut
street.
Miss Elsie Boozer, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lee Boozer of
Hunt street, has accepted a po
sition with the Central Co-op
of Columbia. She is under the
supervision of E. V. Lewis, former
manager of the R. E. A. in New
berry.
Mrs. T. H. Pope. Sr., moved
Thursday from one of the Wise
man Apartments on Calhoun
street, to 1603 Johnstone street
in one of the Carpenter Apart
ments in the former Cannon
Home.
CIVIL SERVICE
Civil service examinations were
announced today for filling the
positions of Accounting and Aud
iting Clerk, paying $2,875 a year,
and Accountant and Auditor
(Trainee), paying $3,100 and $3,-
450 a year, in various Federal
agencies In Washington, D. C.,
and vicinity.
All applicants must pass a
written test. No experience Is
required for Accounting and Audi
ting Clerk positions, but appli
cants for Accountant and Auditor
(Trainee) must show (1) appro
priate experience, or (2) study or
teaching in accountancy in a
resident school above high school
level, or (3) possession of a cer
tified public accountant.
The age limits. 18 to 62 years,
will be waived for persons entitl
ed to veteran preference.
Further Information and ap
plication forms may be obtained
from the Commission's Local Sec
retary, Miss Sadie Bowers lo
cated at Newberry, S. C. Post
Office, or from Civil Service
regional offices, or from the
United States Civil Service Com
mission Washington, D. C. Ap
plications will be accepted by
the Commission’s Washington of
fice until further notice.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Meeks of
Newberry, a girl, April 2
Mr. and Mrs. U. A. Mathias of
Newberry, a boy, April 3
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Stone of
Newberry, a boy, April 2
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Worley of
Newberry, a boy, April 4
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Sheppard of
Newberry, a girl. April 3
Mr. and Mrs. C. iL Minlck of
Newberry, a girl. April 3
Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Minlck of
Newberry, a girl, April 5
Mr. and Mrs. A E. Thompson
of Newberry, a girl, April 6
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Riddle of
Newberry, a boy April 6
Mr and Mrs. J. N. Kirkland of
Batesburg. a girl. April 8
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Tolbert" of
Danville, Va., a girl, April 9
Mr and Mrs. C. D. Thomas of
Whitmire, a boy, April 9
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. McGraw of
Newberry, a gir], April 10 -
and Mrs. C. JL. Waites of
Newberry, a 'boy. April 10
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jump of
Newberry, a girl. April 10
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Ruff of
Newberry, a boy, April 12
Mr and Mrs. L. R Wilkerson
of Whitmire, a girl, April 14
Mr. and Mrs. R C. Underwood
of Newberry, a boy. April 14
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Lindler of
Prosperity, a boy, April 15
Mr and Mrs. O. H.. Lominack
of Pomarla, a girl, April 16
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lorick of
Batesburg, a girl. April 17
Mr and Mrs. J. P. Kibler of
Newberry, a girl. April 17
Mr and Mrs. C. E. Davenport
of Kinards, a boy, April 19
Mr and Mrs. J. I. Long, Jr. of
Newberry, a boy. April 20
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Driggers of
Newberry, a girl, April 20
Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Force of
Newberry, a boy, April 20
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. McGahee
of Newberry, a girl, April 21
Mr. and Mrs. H. L; Parr of
Newberry, a boy, April 22
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Lindler of
Chapin, a girl, April 23
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Senn of
Silverstreet, a girl, April 24
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Graham of
Pomarla, a boy, April 27
Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Koon of
Newberry, a hoy, April 27
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Richardson
of Prosperity, a boy, April 30
Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Perry of
Saluda, a boy. April 30
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lindler of
Prosperity, a girl, April 29
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hipp of
Newberry, a boy, April 29
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bedenbaugh
of Prosperity, a girl, April 30
Service To 300
Out Of Budget
The regular meeting of City
Council. City of Newberry, State
of South Carolina, was held in
the Council Chambers of City
Hall on May 8, 1961, at 7:30 p,m.
William MacArthur, R. E. Long
and L. B. Bowers with Long
Motor Lines appeared before
Council to offer assistance In
drawing up a proposed ordinance
controlling the loading and un
loading of large trucks in ^he
business district of Newberry.
City Attorney Saint-Amand advis
ed Council to delay this action
until the State Highway Depart
ment completes a survey which
is now under way and makes
their recommendations.
City Manager Blackwell report
ed that an investigation of traffic
conditions at Wright and Dray
ton Streets has been completed;
and that Newberry Textile Mills
has made plans to have a parking
lot paved for the convenience ,©f
their employees in order to alle
viate the traffic conditions Ex
isting at the present time.
It was reported also by City
Manager Blackwell that the “No
Left Turn’’ sign placed at the
intersection of Coates and Main
Streets did not work out and had
to be removed.
City Manager Blackwell noti
fied Council that sealed bids will
be received by the City od Tues
day May 16, 1951 at 3:00 p.m. for
two new police cars. Council
man Laytbn made a motion auth
orizing City Manager^ Blackwell
and Mayor Wiseman to award to
the low bidder contract for furn
ishing the cars as specified, pro
viding the cars are suitable for
police work.
It was reported to Council by
City Manager Blackwell that the
City has serviced Utilities to ap
proximately 300 new servicea
from the operating budget in the
first seven months of the fiscal
year. After much discussion City
Attorney Saint-Amand was ask
ed to contact the Chkmber of
Commerce on the feaalfrUitgr of
collectingthe petitions
termine some means
them before. the
A discussion was held relative
to new white way lighting for
the business area. Council re
quested City Manager Blackwell
to obtain proposals as early as
possible from firms offering this
service.
Mayor Wiseman reported that
the County had refused to assist
the City in establishing a colored
rest room. No further action
was taken on the matter at that
time by Council.
Council requested the City
Manager to write the Railroad
again regarding the installation
of automatically operated signals
at the intersection of the South
ern and C. N. & L. Ralfroads on
Caldwell Street and on Glenn
Street.
Councilman McDowell stated
that sidewalks in his ward need
ed to be maintained and that
nothing was being done in that
line. He further stated that Mr.
Livingston, Superintendent of the
Street Department confined most
of his work to Ward 5. The City
Manager stated that he would
check into the matter and have It
corrected.
“Poppy, Buddy?” Prosperity Men
Kill Companion
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It’s “Buddy Poppy” time again.
Getting into the spirit of the ocas-
sion, Dennis Day and James W.
Cothran, Junior Vice Commander
in Chief, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, which sponsors the annual
drive, pin poppies on each other.
The poppies are made bjj, wounded
veterans and are sold coast-to-
coast from May 20 until Memorial
Day, May 30.
Deed Transfers
Newberry Outside
The Kendall Company to Lewie
W. Rinehart, one lot 103.48 feet
x 230.90 feet on McCravy street,
$100.
The Kendall Company to Lewie
W. Rinehart, one lot No. 243
(Both of these lots cover one
good lot) $150.
Guy V. Whlt^ner to Sease
Dowd and Bertha K. Dowd, two
lots (2 acres), $400
Keitt Purcell to Newberry En
terprises, Inc., 4 lots No. 36, 61,
52, and 53 $2000.
The Kendall Company to R. M.
Rowe, one lot 130.97’ x 196.61’
on Glenn street, $300.
Pomarla
Building Committee of Bethle
hem Lutheran Parish to M. E.
K. Glymph, one lot and one
building 73-100 of an acre, $505.
Old Town
James C Kinard, I. Epting
Kunkle and B. V. Chapman, as
Executors, to John H. Kunkle,
643.3 acres and 282.8 acres, $20,-
000,
MARINE COMMISSIONS
AVAILABLE TO GRADUATES
An opportunity to gain Marine
Corps Reserve Officer commis
sions is available to college grad
uates, and undergraduates who
wish to remain in college, who
act promptly, according to Capt.
M. E. McNiel, Marine Corps Pro
curement Officer.
Captain McNiel will be at Fur
man University, Greenville, S. C.,
on May 28-31, for the purpose of
enrolling applicants in two
Marine officer training programs.
Undergraduates desiring to
work toward a Marine Reserve
commission while remaining in
college may do so by enrolling in
the Platoon Leaders Class and
training in the summer.
Seniors and graduates may en
roll in the ‘ten-week Officer Cani-
date Course being held this sum
mer.
The captain urged interested
persons to contact him at the
college during the above dates
and emphasized that they would
increase their prospects of being
selected before the deadline if
they would bring the following
items with them at the time
they apply: 1. Three letters of
recommendations; 2. A photo-
static copy of birth certificate
under seal of office of issue; 3.
Evidence of Honorable Discharge
from last armed service duty (if
a veteran); 4. Two photographs,
oassport size, 2^ x 2^4 unre
touched, 1 profile and 1 full
face; 5. A letter from the college
now attending certifying regular
enrollment and scholastic stand
ing in class; 6. Proof of gradua
tion if a graduate.
With The Sick
Mrs. C. W. Crockwell 1331 Mil
ligan street „
Mrs. Janie Brehmer, Kinards
Mrs. Sarah Berley, Rt. 3, Po-
maria
Mrs. George Bedenbaugh, Rt. 2,
Prosperity
Mrs. Ned Danielson, 1603 Hil
ler street
Lonnie Duffie, Rt. 3 Prosperity
Mrs. Maggie Denson, Rt. 3
W. B. Graham, Whitmire
Edgar Hiller, 415 Rodel^per-
ger street
Miss Mirian Hendrix, 1101
Johnstone street
Mrs. J. B. Haltiwanger and
Baby Boy, Blairs
Paul B. Kennerley, Pine Haven
’Farm
Mrs. David Kibler, Rt. 1
Mrs. Allie ^mg, Rt. 1, Chapin
Dr. Z. Cecil Lynch, 800 Glenn
street
J. I. Long, 2902 Fair Ave. •
Mrs. Eva McKlssick, Hunt
.^.Jfrs. James Mills and Baby
mp; 1207 Chapman street
Mrs. Sallie Rikard, Rt. 2, Lees-
ville
Mrs. John M. Slice. Rt. 1
Mrs. Dick Shealy, Rt. 1
Mrs. Billie Sheppard and Baby
Boy, Silverstreet
Mrs. Sally U. Shealy, Chapin
Mr. Julian Smith, 2706 Milli
gan street
Mrs. Annie Summer. McCravey
street
Mrs. Claude Thrift, 620 Cromer
street
Meadow Traylor, Rt. 3
ROBERT J. STOUDEMIRE
Robert Jackson (Jack) Stoude-
mire, 84, died late Friday night of
last week at the home near Lit
tle Mountain. He had been in
ill health for the past five years
and has been critically ill for
the past four months.
He was born and reared near
Peak and was the son of the late
Thomas and Mrs. Annie Summer
Stoudemire. Mr. Stoudemire was
a member of Capers Chapel Meth
odist church an da former mem
ber of the board of stewards.
Funeral services were conduct
ed at 11 o’clock Sunday morning
from Capers Chapel church by
the Rev. A E. Becknell and the
Rev. Q. E. Gunter. Interment
followed in the church cemetery.
Mr. Stoudemire is survived by
his widow, Mrs. Mittie Lindler
Stoudemire: nine children, Mrs.
J. L. Lindler of Blairs. H. T
and Sumter E. Stoudemire. both
of Richtex, R. D. Stoudemire of
Chappells, Mrs. Ora Seay, Miss
Mary Brooks Stoudemire, Frank
Stoudemire, A. E. Stoudemire and
Miss Bernice Stoudemire, all of
Chapin; one brother, G. M. Stoud
emire of Little Mountain; one
sister, Mrs. Mittie Counts of
Columbia; 22 grandchildren and
seven great-grandchildren.
Jewel Donald (Buddy) Wicker,
J. S. (Zeb) Richardson and Hub
ert Lollis whose ages range from
25 to 50, are in jail here charg
ed with the murder of their drink
ing companion. John Livingston,
near Nichols Candy Kitchen Sat
urday night. It is said they had
quarreled over possession of
some liquor and a fight ensued.
According to information from
the sheriff’s office Richardson
and Wicker left Mathis’ store
about nine-thirty going toward
the Nichols place. On the way
they met Lollis and Livingston
and the four proceeded to the
railroad trestle nearby. After
some time spent under the trestle
the men went upon the tracks
where the fight began. Wicker
is said to have hit Livingston
with his fist and Lollis followed
this up with a blow from a stick
or piece of wood. Richardson then
joined the melee knocking Living
ston down with his fist. Livings
ton’s head hit a rail with such
force as to bring about his death.
Realizing that their companion
was dead the trio took the body
and placed It between the tracks,
hoping to create the impression
that he was accidentally killed by
the train.
After eating supper at Lollis’
home the three" spent about two
hours about the house. Later
Wicker and Richardson left the.
house a short distance and lay^
down in some bushes where they
spent the. night.
Sunday morning the trio went
to the trestle to see what had
happened to the body of the dead
man after passage of a train
sometime in the night. They
found the body badly mah&gled
and parts strewn about. After
viewing the remains of their com
panion of a few hours before the
three repaired to Richardson’s
pasture to concoct a story of the
happening.
An inauest will be held tonight
at 8 o’clock at the Court house.
COLLEGE, STUDENTS ELECT
STUDENT GOVERNMENT
OFFICERS . AND COUNCILS
Newberry
students
CHAPMAN-SHEALY
Mr. and Mrs. Luther E. Chap
man of Newberry announce the
engagement of their daughter,
lernice Ophelia and! Wilbur S.
Shealy, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
’healy of Newberry. The wed
ding will take place on May 20
at Colony Lutheran church.
OICKERT-FULLER
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Dickert of
dewberry announce the engage
ment of their daughter, - Effie
oan, to Mr. Paul Kemper Fuller,
on of Mr. and Mrs. George B.
Fuller also of Newberry. The'wed
ding is to take place on June 10
it the Glenn Street Baptist
Church.
NANCE-THOMAS
Mr. and Mrs. Drayon L. Nance
announce the engagement of theif
laughter, Emma Riser and John
lamuel Thomas, son of Mr. and
A lrs. J. C. Thomas of Aiken. The
wedding to take place June 20th.
MURRAY-WALLACE
The following wedding invita-
Hons have been receive is New
berry:
Dr. and Mrs. James Edwin Bear
request the honor of your
presence at the marriage of their
daughter
Eleanor Murrah
to
Mr. Campbell Davis Wallace v
Saturday, the twenty-sixth of May
at eight o’clock
Mnter Park Presbyterian Church
Richmond, Virginia
MISS SHIPLEY
ENTERTAINED AT CANASTA
Misses Peggy Wood and Jo
Ynn Martin gave Miss Oudia
Shipley a canasta party, Wedaesr
day night May 2 at the home of
Miss Martin on Caldwell street
Two were placfcd tar
the guests' with high scorer being
won hT Miss Shipley and low
score going, to Miss Ruth Atfdy.
Afterward* ’ Mngo was played
with Miss Addy winning the
prize.
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have -recentiy^corapleted the lec- f*
tion of student government of
ficers and members of the stu
dent Councils for the session
of 1951-52. The new President
of the student body is Mr. Claude
Leonard Weeks, son of Mr. and
Mrs. L. E. Weeks, III Fishburne
street, Charleston, Miss Doris
Dominick, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred H. Dominick of New
berry, was elected Vice-president
of the student body. Miss Betty
Jean Adams daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. Adams of RFD 5, St-,
luda, was elected the new stu
dent body Secretary. Elected
Treasurer was Mr. Charles Henry
Stoudemire, son of Mr. and Mrs.
H. T. Stoudemire of Richtex, S.
C.
Elected to serve as Chairman
of the Men’s Council is Mr.
Peg
gy Wodd'wathrtained Miss Jo
Ann Martin, bride-elect with a
miscallenous shower Friday night
May 4, at the home of Miss Son
on Cline street.
The guests were met at the
door by Mia* Peggy Wood who
MARVIN L. SHEALY
ELECTED TO OFFICE
Marvin L. Shealy, son of
Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Shealy
Leesville, was recently
President of the South*
Region of the Lutheran
Association. Marvin is a
and will graduate in June, ^
n September he will enter ^
Lutheran Theological
Seminary to study for the
*try. He Is the retiring pi
of LSA at Newberry College,;-
member of the SCA, Theta
Eta, the Newberry College
ers, and Blue Key.
KAUFMANN MOVE TO
NEW HOMME
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kai
are moving this week from
tin street into their
new home on Harrington
which they built st*i
Mr. and Mrs. ‘ James
and two daughters. Misses
and Margaret Elisabeth
roon from the Wiseman 1
to the Kaufmann home on
street which they
sometime ago.
NEWBERRIAN8 FATHER
DIES IN SALUDA
W. Albert Procter, 72,
of Mrs. Bessie Hendrix
Ernestine Rhlnehardt of
berry, died at his home in|
Saturday night after a
ness. '
Funeral services were
"ed Monday afternoon from
er Methodist church, and
nent followed in the
cemetery. ■«
BUILDING PERMITS
The following building
were issued during the
week:
May 2: Mrs. Kathleen
for general repairs to
on Pearl street. $1600. i
• May 4; Frank Miller
one room to dwelling on
eon street, $116.00.
6f Mrs. Evelyn
to garage on
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A SHORT COURSE IN
HORTICULTURE AT ‘
A short course in
horticulture will be
showed them Into the living Clemson from May
room whore various games were
enjoyed with prises going to Miss
Ruth Addy, Mrs. Eddie Rodel-
sperger and Mrs. Alfred Ringer.
After the games the honoree
opened her many gifts, after
which delicious refreshments
were served.
Juno 9. It will
George R.
teacher and landscape
Developing attractive
school, and church
be the theme. The course $s 5
signed for individual
lovers l and teachers.
AIRMAN GILMER SPENDS
LEAVE WITH PARENTS
Karl F. Suhr, son of Mrs. T. S.
Suhr of 2416 McDowell Stfeet,
Augusta. Ga. Councilmen elected
to serve for their respective class
es are as follows: Senior: Mr.
Wilbur N. I-ooper son of Mr. and
Mrs. S. Looper, 180 E. Chevis
street, Florence, and Mr. Charles
E. Reames, son of Mr. Carl E.
Reames, Bath, S. C.; Junior: Mr.
John H. Ohsiek, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Ohsiek. 725 E. 50th
street, Savannah, Ga., and Mr.
Frank R. Shearouse, son of Prof,
and Mrs. F. M. Shearouse, Hot
Springs, N. C.; Sophomores: Mr.,
Clarence K. Derrick. Jr., son of
the Rev. and Mrs. C. K. Derrick.
79 Druid Circle, N. E, Atlanta.
Ga., and Mr. Charles E. Miller,
son of Mr. and MrW. Charles H.
Miller. RFD 3, Greenburg, Penn.;
Day Students: Mr. Arties B.
Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. S.
&( Campbell. RFD 2, Prosperity.
Freshman representatives will be
elected from the incoming fresh
man class of the 1951-52 session.
Airman Apprenice Jim Gilmer,
who recenly completed his basic
training at San Diego, Calif., is
spending a 14 day leave here
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Gilmer on Jonas street.
At ’the termination at his leave
he will report to Jacksonville,
Florida, where he will receive
two months of schooling in avia
tion fundamentals at the naval
base there.
PATRICIA C. RENFRO
Patricia Charleen Renfro, week-
old-daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur C. Renfro died Monday
afternoon in Columbia.
Funeral services were conduct
ed Tuesday at 4 p.m. at the
graveside in Macendonia Luther
an Church cemetery by the Rev.
Horace J. C. Lindler.
She is survived by her parents,
Arthur C. and Katie Martin Ren
fro; and one sister, Peggie Louise
Renfro; all of Columbia, her
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Hor
ace C. Martin of Prosperity.
GEORGE VAUGHN
George Vaughn, 78, died early
Friday morning of last week at
his home near Prosperity. He
was ill for only a few days. *
Mr. Vaughn was a member
of St. Luke’s Lutheran Church.
Funeral services were conduct
ed Saturday at 4 p.m. at the
graveside in Prosperity Cemetery.
LELAND V. BUZHARDT
Leland V. Buzhardt, 53, died
early Thursday of last week at
the Newberry County Hospital.
He had been in ill health for
several months and critically ill
for the past two months.
Mrs. Buzhardt was born and
reared in the Union section of
the countv and was the son of
the late D. W. and Mrs. Corrie
Enlow Buzhardt. He had been
connected with the Newberry
Highway Department for over 16
years.
Funeral services were conduct
ed Friday at 2:30 p.m. by the
Rev. W. A. Kennedy and the
Rev. C. J. Rice. Interment fol
lowed In Colony Lutheran church
cemetery
He is survived by his wife.
Mrs. Eula Wicker Buzhardt: and
three children. Mrs. Billy Seybe
of Pomarla. Miss Sadie Nell Buz
hardt and John William Buzhardt
of Prosperity; three brothers,
George of Augusta, Ga., Lomas
and Colie Buzhardt of Newberry;
two sisters, Miss Janie Busbardt
of Kinards and Mrs. Frank Cook
of Prosperity, and one grandchild.
AVELIEGH CIRCLES MEET
Avellgh Presbyterian circles
will meet Monday at the follow
ing places:
No. 1. with Miss Fannie Mae
Carwlle on Calhoun street at 4
o’clock, p.m.
No. 2. with Mrs. D. W. A.
Neville on CalhoUn street at 4 o'
clock p.m.
No. 3, 4 and 5 will meet at
the church at 8 o’clock p.m.
JOHN P. RUSHTON
Johnny Pleasant Rushton, 78,
died Wednesday night of last
week at his home in Laurens.
He had been in declining health
for a number of years.
Mr. Rushton was born and rear
ed in Edgefield and was the son
of the late David and Levine
Burnett Rushton. For over 36
years he had made his home in
Newberry and for . the past 19 he
had made his home in Laurens.
Funeral services were conduct
ed Friday at 5 p.m. at the Pent-
ecostal Church In Newberry by
the Rev. Oscar Taylor, the Rev.
Silas Meeks, the Rev. I. H. Webb
and the Rev. Zeb Smith. Inter
ment followed in the Baxter Me
morial Cemetery.
He is survived by bis wife,
Mrs. Hattie Kinard Rushton; four
sons, George of Greenville, H. H.
of Pensacola, Fla., T. F. of Wood
ruff and N. L. Rushton of Laur
ens ; two daughters, Mrs. L. R.
Timmerman of Newberry and
Mrs. Milton Bolick of Joann*;
two brothers, J. F. of Greenwood
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PROCLAMATION
City of Newberry, South Corotii
Office of the Meyer
WHEREAS the President
the United States of American;
proclaimed the nineteenth day
May 1961 as ARMED
DAY and has invited our
ry to render appropriate
to the Army, Marine
Navy and ' Air Foree* -
our national defense, as
to all veterans of tlje
now honorably retired to ciji
life, and
WHEREAS our Armed
at their several posts of di
land and sea, at home
abroad, courageously and
ishly protect and promote
doctrines upon which our Na
was founded, and
WHEREAS It is fitting:'
our gratitude for the devotion
our Armed 'Forces be given
crete personal expression,
NOW THEREFORE. I
E. Wiseman, Mayor of the'
of Newberry, South r>rnlie|f
hereby proclaim May '19, 1961 as,
ARMED FORCES DAY
md call upon my fellow citizens
to display the Flag of the
States at their homes and
of business on Armed
Day and to participate in ex
pressive of our recognition of
skill, gallantry, and umeompromfs-
! ug devotion to duty character
istic of those men and wobh
our Armed Forces who have
high honor followed our
r >eace and war.
IN WITNESS
T have hereunto set my hai
caused the Seal of thf: City
Newberry to be affixed this
day of May, 1951.
JIMME E. WISEMAN
Mayor *
The Armed Forces Day
will be held on May 17. 1961 ~ ^
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Oerefc Aen Se>tti»»-.^|if|a
tie Boland, Itay 1*|V^
Williams and O. J.
IS; Mrs. Floy
and C. C. Rushton of Anderson: Ifrelda Hipp, May 14;
one sister, Mrs. Ebb Dry man of [Amide,
Greenville; 19
10 greatgrandchildren. - 1
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