The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, June 29, 1951, Image 4
THE NEWBERRY SUN
FRJDAY, JUNE 29, 1961
1218 College Street
NEWBERRY, S. C.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
By ARMFIELD BROTHERS
Entered as second-class matter December 6, 1937,
at the Postoffice at Newberry, South Carolina, under
the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
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Orthopedic Camp
Will Get Under
Way July Sixth
The 1951 orthopedic camps,
sponsored by the crippled chil
dren’s division of the State Board
of Health, will get under way
early in July, according to Ben F,
Wyman, state health officer.
Burnt Kin camp for white chil
dren and Mill Creek camp for
Negro children will be used, as
in the past. These are group
camps of the South Carolina
State Commission of Forestry
and are located in Poinsett State
park in Sumter county.
The camps are under the di
rection of Emily H. Cate, physical
therapy consultant, and offer a
recreation program planned to
benefit the children physically as
well as give constructive ex
perience for those who are limi
ted in social activities.
Children from the northern
section of the state will attend
the first camp period, scheduled
for July 6-July 24, while those
from the southern counties will
attend the second period from
July 27 to August 14,
Each county will have the
privilege of sending a minimum
of two white and two Ngro chil
dren to the camps. Applications
must be made through the local
health departments.
Dr. Hilla Sheriff, director of
the crippled children’s division,
states that children 7 through
15 years of age, now registered
with the crippled children’s di
vision, will be leigible to apply
for camp. She urged that chil
dren whose physical handicap is
such that they cannot attend reg
ular camps but who are able to
142 Attend 4-H
Rally Saturday
By JANE WINN
Asst. Home Dem. Agent
The Newberry County 4-H club
rally was held on Saturday after
noon, June 16 at Margaret Hun
ter park with 142 4-H members,
local leaders, parents and friends
attending.. Swimming was enjoy
ed from 2:30 to 4:00 after which
a short program was held presid
ed over by Carolyn Crooks, presi
dent of the 4-H council. The pro
gram opened by the entire group
singing America followed by the
4-H club pledge. Diane Boland
conducted the devotionals using
the subject “Love Never Faileth.”
Dorothy Leaphart welcomed the
leaders, parents and friends pres
ent.
A dress 1 revue was held with
Nora Kathryn Kinard winning
first place. She will represent
go in the water be encouraged to
apply, since this type of therapy
will be an important part of the
program.
These orthopedic camps are
made possible by an appropria
tion by the South Carolina Legis
lature, and are designed to meet
a specific need of the physically
handicapped child whose condi
tion prevents him from attend
ing regular camps.
Serving both camps will be a
physician and orthopedic consul
tant nurse.
In addition to Miss Cate, each
camp staff will consist of a pro
gram director, assistant program
director, dietitian, nurse, clerk,
water front director, twelve cabin
counselors, cook, two kitchen as
sistants and handy man.
|CALF CLUB FIELD DAY
AT SMITH FARM
A 4-H dairy calf club field
day is being arranged for June
26 on the farm of I. M. Smith,
near Kinards. Calf club mem
bers and their parents from New
berry, Saluda and Laurens coun
ties will take part in the field
day program. Clemson College
speialists will assist the county
agents of the three counties with
the day’s program.
The field day is being sponsor
ed through the cooperation of
J. Sheppard Jones, managing di
rector of the South Carolina
Chain Store Council and who will
furnish lunch for the ocasion.
Last year a similar field day was
sponsored by the same sponsors
in Newberry County.
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Round-up at Clemson college,
July 31 and August first. In the
junior dress revue first place
went to Miriam Evelyn Dawkins,
second place to Addie Joy Hun
ter and third place to Mary Fran
ces Boozer.
A short business session was
held during which the treasurer
gave a report.
After singing “This Little 4-H
Light of Mine,’’ the meeting ad
journed and a picnic was enjoy
ed by all attending.
Carolyn Crooks is president of
the 4-H council ‘and Paul Richard
son is secretary.
State Farm Women Meet
At Wmthrop June 19
The meeting: of the State Coun
cil of Farm Women convened at
Winthrop College Tuesday after
noon, June 19th and closed
Thursday night. The theme of
the meeting was be “Family
Life.”
Newberry County was repre
sented by the following: Mrs.
Frank Senn, Mrs. H. W. Shealy,
Mrs. Newton Dickert, Mrs. Wil
liam Pitts, Mrs. Effie Hendrix,
Mrs. Raymond Nichols, Mrs.
Frank Lominick, Mrs. Maude Gra
ham, Mrs. T. W. Henderson, Mrs.
E. S. Shealy, Mrs. W. C. Koon,
Mrs. J. H. Boozer, Mrs. C. W.
Bedenbaugh, Mrs. W. C. Hughes,
Mrs. H. R. Hughes, Mrs. John
Huffman, Mrs. A. W. Lathrop,
Mrs. Joe Koon, Mrs. B. O. Long,
Mrs. Harold Bowers, Mrs. Allen
Dominick, Mrs. J. G. Long, Mrs.
R. C. Neel, Jr., Mrs. Ellen
Abrams, Mrs. Evelyn Long, Miss
Ethel Counts and Miss Jane Winn.
Pages from Newberry County
are: Mary Jo Griffith, Carolyn
Crooks, Mary Dove Boozer and
Diane Boland.
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closed Monday, July 2nd through Wednesday,
July 4th for holidays, and will reopen for business
Thursday morning, July 5th.
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License To Wed
Issured To Nine
Nine licenses to wed were is
sued by the office of Probate
Judge E. Maxcy Stone during the
month of May. Of those applying
for certificates six couples were
listed from # Newberry.
Licenses were granted to the
following: z
P. A. Kay, Newberry and .Kate
R. Entrekin, Easley; Daniel Wal
lace Werts, Prosperity and Mad-
ilyn Henrietta Jackson, Elloree;
Howard Willie Lee Motes, Clinton
and Pauline Lunette Nance, Whit
mire; John Robert Sligh, New
berry and Mary Margaret Fuller,
Newberry; James Earl Myers and
Lilly Viola Stribble, Newberry;
Wilbur S. Shealy and Bernice
Ophelia Chapman, Newberry;
Thomas Morris and Sadie Nell
Buzhardt, Prosperity; George L.
Carver and Helen Doneria Bled
soe, Newberry; and Henry Eu
gene Duckett and Annie Ruth
May, Newberry.
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