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NEWS ITEMS Tin* Sun v.rU unit's itfin ( tun tTiinm yuu am! your frumi - Suml tht'ui in to us. JOB PRINTING WV a ro u ell <*<)t i i;>!'' • I t" h ■ ml ’ ,tll your inintiuu m 1. \'Oi.. U> N* ». 21 NEWBERRY, SOUTH CAROLINA THURSDAY, SELT. 2 1. LC:: ^ S2.(M) HER ^ EAR Court Sends Penny To State Hospital; Most Cases Heard Jucl FTC 1 i. Dun tan I'.E iling’vr Wedn vsilay a fit 1 r n E* >11 . as Thr cast's anti y El ill\ pio as had bn pectei l.V i i to v 1H i s. unn thr ,1 1V’ 111 til 11 -r in ii? <irr (il Ko"t 1 . O" 1 ' u nil . 111«1 ! i« two ( 1 i i'ul i on \\ , l " Io U . ^ 1 ,1 ! * liospi! ;i J I**’' - 1 ’■'I ( | . * > p ' , ;■ ' •. [ t ' ’ «. ' ■ serva11 t > 11 • > n ] ! it* i i»i t i ' ' ; 1 r 1 point,*'* ! 1 ‘ \ - 1 E. . ’ U * 1 • t ill liomlim’ oiit st‘t;' t nuu .1 ohn ( )m‘ f. irl\ w i - i' sta*t inn i : pour rant \v a < . i 1 urn n Dubose Declares Gas Rift Is Mutual Misunderstanding C. I . Smith Familv ~l City council met in special session Monday niyht to deal Uvith two items of business. One \\as to take oyer a .wetion \ * \1 - a I a I'd’ Boundary street between 11 iyyins and Cordoii streets lor .\IC At aster Farmers j upkeep, maintenance and improvements: to accept a narrow • r , i street. W. Calhoun Circle between Johnstone and Boundary ! :in , 1L . u ni, t ! lt . s. o Extension | resurfacing of the roadway. Councilman r. D. 1 loilow ay S'uvir. 11;is .mnounrmi timt thr c moved that both streets be taken over and improved, d he r smitis !•' imii\ nf Koute i Km | motion was seconded by Councilman Oe >rye W. Mart in, and j a i'll - im- *m1 one of t !uj unanimously adopted. The other item of business was i ! Mu a. r rum I'umiii.^ of i!*:.', ' discussion of the Kas system in Newberry. This came up at I * ‘ 111 .' ■ t 1 1! ’ . 1 ! io ! 1 (it ' ! \\ M-'" i'. ■ . of city council met Monday night to try and iron out differences between the city of New I ci ' v ..nd C nti n Newbei ry Natur.il Gas Authority engineer. Bill Dubose. In the picture to tl »* right, t tv Manao. i explains his stand to council. iecia ,, ng "There has never been a time when the mty has i t |: atca a an the authority " After Mr. Blackwell had asked city employees to testify. P, D. H wav a h j a from left) declared he didn't see any connection between the cross exuminat on and t n e it iff e 1 e nee •. between the citv and authority. Others shown are. (left to right) City C . r "k and Tiv..r' V\ . C W.iUace. and Adic mnn Cforge W Martin. V Hid M i> I ' n'll In r I 1. ! an ? p ad IZi \ : ‘ ' M‘rv wps iday i i < i a < ' t i 'k i Services Frid; rrr I H f L** VI J > Jt. A. j V-C4.1 J 1 Merchant, l eader < rippled ( hildren’s Society Holds F irst sleet: Klcct ( nnnei?\ 'Master the regular meeting of council held last ire II! 1 At Mi iniia> ’s inoitin u a ]>oi i t ion | — — S in it h j v\as g i v • 11 roiincil ; isking that mad*' - *)Ei at ; East ('a 1 lion n (’in 1** 1>* • ta kin over _\], Dill i h\ ■ fi •* 'itv *\ i; ii Hi o follow ing : \j ay nn i iri it*' p 1 " V i" i o t e ; 1 i lllolll that ' 1 : : 1 M M j 1 T!:a t t ho "tree t ho paved ! t o* * il-' II. 1 ' w W 1' ! 1 * - * • i a i • n' Dili to I - " - Tiiat a r, j -ta t oi i: * ■ 111 s ' A loot ." 11 a <' o t > * ■ loft on t! O' East side , that iio ha laanita t", . ■ • •• 'IT Tli a i ! he - E'* " ■( ! IS '.in:: t E u ; , i n i ' >" : i ! i: o,»■< | to • ’he W1<11 • i showfi on | t lie ( OOpe 1' •n Co i > * plat "f E .i prop' I t \ , .rad 1 | * \ * ' e !)! 1 :.at ;, I 1 I 1 • - !" 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(i ., (lf>nt (>f ,,,,, jt j( amiiim! takum thn proporty witli j ( i on „,.r lv . u,>\ V i ’'i" ahi.v.' provisnins. j . ,. n ( . !) , n ,..,.ti 1 u cf 'I'la- i ity manaoir broupii' to j ( • tlin att»>ntion of council thr* luidtrc 1 '!i Mower "treat between Mc- llanlv am! Evans streets, lie said I ■ . 1 i -k I'd v ., t '. M . | u i ;t j tlmt n was in veiy had condition -i, u i n (! Hid lie had found it necessary to i *' *; • 11: - i ; • y ! i. < . ; ; i E. • A 11, harricad' th. Armv Calls 7 For Tuesday , traffic another way. He travel . itv M ,. r , :t „ .,1 nn . t estimates a- to the cost of Fjl> . rhii , r Sani u - 1 hen * I I sonti-m ed tO Oil'' \ o.ll 1 ’iHof-d ot> ]>*'(>ha t loti one v to pay $1" . w.. K Rola ml Gee. E and a ha ml on no pros^m i cr ■ Walt er 1 ' No| a i d • ' i- Ftmond off. if O ! '■ ' ’ Essi* • Gaiv. a-- ■ a ' ’ ’ teiy w i 111 r e : ’ 'o i - concealed w < .i poti - s?ed. J. C G o c v: r - a-" ■ ' tery w ith intent to ho. e to thi'i -e moll! h - Eiirt ; is Ghnioh aial Glynn 1 i. vio 1 a ! ; • ■: i 11 ' ;1 ■ii Case <• K--"t 11 *: 5 j n u i 1 * t ] p. v I { min'd' i , , , , , 1 (;!-’• • ’ • * • Rail n ( Jlh ' . ' ' ' ’ arm. < ; i v. ■ i ''' 1 *' ' on pri , | ; 1 J |, • | ’ \ 1 > W Jr e M E enoi d to ! - M : ' Thni ire 1 ’ ' 'E ' ing. , e d : ' ' pro.-soi J Bon * , : . . t . t • t i • Mrs, Maffett, 79, Died Tuesday N, u :l 1 . p- I | . \ S' |> • • pii■ ; mi El v ,h U 11' ■ 11 • 11 l 1 \\ I I. , u, ■ .. -'..i i j , ( ■h, 'V, M .iluim i . < . i ii 1 r » la ' v II 1 ; k ..f \ • W h. • : . pi >ia • u, : , v., 1-v i'-.tr I 'Ii t ' h d■' i m for a * i Mlh d 11 1 \a a! ; II. is a: \ ivia 1 !i\ hi" ‘ idou V • M . a . • Si - ic In r Elam; ! h ’'i e t -a 'i: - !a!:n"(m ! Eiia> "i ! and 1 v a i ; of \U'W In i r\ and nan m 1! i .' t '; 1111. . on . ! d m "h • i • M • I '.ml im i . El , • \ a ml M : Em' ■ ! I I'm I r o’ ,\. a M S \\ ! '•••■' • ! M, " !! i . 111 ■' 1 E I III!"' !.:o 111 ! ' 111'! n 1 11 i, i y I i i 1 1 I r 1 . »: I ! 11; t ‘! i ’ i i ! 2! ! 1 * ' ♦' 1 1 ■ * * r » i , { . had I'll" i bap * , . ; • \ : * • ! ’ » l. V Ha !'■’' -l l » ' ' ' , • eei (hair r. the i mini ! * ! l 1 t h.rr 1 Tlie vroup V* U. ,| T., M • ’ ' replacing the bridge with concrete ami steel culverts. Mayor Wise man instructed the citv manager We.': • li - 1 !i i\\ ila' V w at Whitf Rock ia .■ i ond iii■ ted a h e r ■ 111 Ehureh a Mod ne-aia \' at ! i - • . ! ' \ Im K a' 1 W Km t . j, hr W vnm* E . , . | j- to aet bids on the materials neces !Pi• : \x..s m tbe Emrcl, v for the work. , j 'I'hcre were a number of persons o , . mphi W" ■ ta-i sent for the Monday meeting , , w,.,., ei in addition to council members .. cm! H.miiVin ,H .1 l'.How j '»"! niembers of the press and j radio Most of them came due to the interest in a controversy over departim nt of Newberm y r (' "Since Ih'l 1 ! ii I " ’-'e " IS H askf'd in his hom ."' opi’ ion th* 'a* has hem any , ’hr i' i"t vr.-i r that *h• aof i pproaches and j <!i(1 not , ... (1 pr, a’n of tin Newberry Co-op Has Annual Meet i ml M i!a.m 1 'errick i- M rs mm" w as The w ife of | ! , • ■ .1 E M ■ - m a rf and the •nr,- i ' ,r i.i• i■ Thomas N lie alleged lack of cooperation by nllcd on When oues’ioncd nv Mr. ni.u k; w ell he s iid hr had hern with the ci’v -1:2 year> ami did not know of am ca~e w'mu t])p city had failed to cooperate with *he au fV 'ority or its ennineep Mr. Hearn said that he w .s a member M the gas hoard as W‘H m tire in • spector. and declared t 1, it he had -me!! plentv tlcit he didn't like 'bout the iitas installations in the ’ itv He (Hr] not place r’ie hl ime itv of Newberrv with th*' ... . .. ,, ,, . 1 f or tins directly on Mr. Hiihosc ! ’Imton \ew berry M n • t'e ' w • J ; , ! U H •A ,1 1 e : 1 o' n , (.f i Ell M ,i • • ed 1 l: 1 ' 1 rod G1 r \ N 1 ' ! i 1 ’ . ) 1 i | " ' ' i ' ’ < i ( ■ ml toph,. a ’ t • I . \ \ • . -I ii !r ! E\. . I *: l . Na t ura 1 Has ' .... , • f , I h*> chief was onene<! onon. the a ! Hu \ i i d \ S h e a 1 \ S ’: won).m iml' in to ' lM 11 ' 1 ' I co-operation lie had received from i Th.c iiue-tion of file citv not co ! 11 m n • ( ol !*me 1 t ’ hr a u thorit v . i i,,...-. lopri'a’in-t w itli the authoritv was . , . , ,, , , • ’ah da nc lit I" s. * - • ! At this point Mr. ! >oho-e an hi'ouvht up hi st Wmlm'sday (‘ven- hv Eouncilman Layton. H*' of E ( ,| u in hi a a ml I brut her. | ! inv stated that Mr Bill HuBo.se. eon- snltiiur engineer for the authority, told him. Mr. Martin and Mayor r . 111 • , E ! I i 11 I I'.E a ■ a \ r a i ik : \ E N PI u a s F S r Nf F H ‘ I ’ "> T , t ,i N h • M ■ I (i V Eicun - >' 1 I ! I < •.. .,!\ oi I "OSS Hill; t wo I • . •, M • I 11 ( Pa I a r • t and Mr-., i ; ]' s' , . a hr' h ot Eitf 1*' Moan uni. hildrrn and | ^i cman. that he was acting no ri Mipera t ion from the citv of New berry M'hen th* 1 city manager was i a k r (! if the tluirue was tru* 1 , Mr Bla, kwt'U emphatically (Umied it Hr said that to his knowledge, the! r has never been a time when thr i ity had not cooperated with *hr authority when r* gue-Us wen 1 "mile through proper channels. nounced that he wa MRS. SUMMER TO UNDERGO SURGERY TODAY Mi- I • : a . ,1 a " a d m i 1 M ruioria! u E w hr rr : . : \ t ll I- ie : \ ME FT OCT 'ST. . \ \ . i " \ I I, - ( 11 )r '' 1-1 ■ , > v.- The li t v nia iragei • u> a rg. od * 11 a t h ( onld point out (■ a s ** ; ift or ("is* A lien I 1 e antloo it v ha d not * o pi : a t ei! w i'ti th* oi? V M" 1! 1 a« k vv.' 11 (loo 1. r* -d "f dof as a sn k man and I’m going home." He Irft im mediately with nofh.imr more to sa '■ Mr Holloway said ‘h t ’ •> didn't s* 1 ! 1 what Mr Blackwell - (]urstion- ing city etntdoyees had to (ho with th* 1 ( out rover-, y hetv.ren ■ . Hid '' , i. lUilio-e. | < ’onncil -i."T c* i d that it ’ no narti -nlar lu'iriim on ’U.. h. nie’it. and w itli no pn • a ’■ lam; ness adjourned. PASSES AWAY IN BALTIMORE ! Nc-ws was rereived in Newberry | a few da\m ago of the ih'arn ,«• Hu Koy I )odd of H-a!’ inmre \] j "1 ! <> passed a way 1 is* Thursdn v \I ’ 1'11ho"r to line ;i;t* a11d [>oiat i l evening. Srptemher 1 “’h i at one specific in.stam »> w heni Mr. Hod I w.m the •'u ,1 N ' b am tary in.m 1 < ' ‘ ’ ' horn icid*‘. e ■ • • Jan * - M 1 ' ' Bit*'ni to hi'd <’••• t" ■' case am! '' 1 ’ oi; u I i Ha ry Ei •' 11 1 • a w- ])], ]c wit h,>a; ".me' - prossed David Hrifitu la ' "i nod. John .Brooks, a ". 1 timv with iiit* nt to Kill ’i i i i ei tinned. Bryant <'. Bellm . drunk dri\ me. I second offense. Hiv.m one y • ar *'i' $100(1. If fine not paid, lolcas* J after four months, and idaced on probation J- yearm Willie Thomas Brown, non support and abandonment of (hil- dren. One year or a fine of $laO" Suspended on payment of $<!() on first and fifteentli of ea^ii month and put on probation one year. Joe Johnson, committing an af fray. Two years, suspended and put on probation four years. Curtis Clark, assault and bat tery with intent to kill. 2 charges. Sentenced to three years in the penitentiary. Sylvester Shelton, non-suppoit and abandonment of child. One year or $r>bO; placed on piobation one year and to pay per week Bupport. Clarence Davenport, using motor vehicle without ownei s consent. Given N months. Elbert Cannon, housebreaking with intent to commit a crime. One year. William C a niton, housebi'ea k inc and petty larceny. One year. Su spended and put on probation two years. Margaret Johnson, housebreak ing and grand larceny, dead \’< w hei rv ha - fa iled fe ! i't Mrs. Hos* mi r v ‘iH! ■ M i i , i ■ i ■ it, d Mi - I’ :! .V \ m I E ( . i M ' l.n 1 1 ** 1 1 ,i' c with him w hen rmjue J.HIgllter Haw ers. \\ ■ r h. ' . ■ C V l " i' M I ' I •• e The dirciEc-v, "\VJimU wp,, Vm* rica." li m milv :. ;i mes j *>f the living. \ * ! ! I ■ 1 • ! I > I '"'.III llv I. E Ei John A. Shealy Rites Conducted Fire Destroys Post Office, At St. Phillips Store At Helena Tuesday City Councilmen Be Named Tneadny birthdays i Seotemher i cr Tli e Newberry fire <1 epa rt m> ■ n t i n irk. He said that a I’ostai In- answered a call Tuesdav even ing at (!:.')() to the Jerry Baker store in Helena. The store also housed tile Helena post office. Firemen reported that the blaze was wadi underway when they ar rived, and operations were slight ly hampered since no hydrant was nearby. Fireman laid a line 2,U00 feet from near th* Yiprent street apartments before they could get water to the scene of the fire. Fire Ehief Sam Beam said then* was littl" the department could do toward saving the wood frame striictii'o since the fire ten a rood s t a rt before 1111 ■ v could get water on it The lire spread to an emp'y buildinr across the street. but firemen were able to extinguish this blaze and there was little damage. 'Tlie post office which was lo cated in the Baker building was a complete loss, according to New berry Fostmaster George K. Domi speetor would be here today (Mednesday) and a temporary post office would probably be set ii]) somewhere in Helena. Mi. Dominii k said that till stamps and money order receipts were lost in the blaze. A small amount of insurance was carried on the building. Four 'olunfeer firemen were slightly injured while fighting the fire. Hugh (Buck) Connelly re ceived an eye injury when hit in tlie face by a stream of waiter. Hope Wicker, Jr., received a foot cut when he stepped on a broken hinge while entering tin 1 build- id got ling Clayton Smith lost three teeth and a bump on the head when hit bv a falling piece of timber. Skip per Harmon, with Smith at the lime sustained an arm injury when lie tried to deflect th* 1 tilll her from Smith’s head All were John Adam Shealy, Sa. resident of the St. Fhillip section of Now berry County, died at iiis home early Tuesday morning following one year declining health and a sudden serious illness. A son of the late Pleasant Hil lard and Frances Rebecca Fpting Shealy, he was born and reared in Newberry County. He was one of the oldest members of St. Phillips Lutheran Church. Surviving are bis wife, Mrs. Mary Flizabeth Mayer Shealy: four sons, James H. of Ward, Hen ry F. of Leesville, Hugh B. of Johnston and Johnny H. of New berry; four daughters, Mrs. Mar vin J. Pinson of Spartanburg. Mrs. Bennie Dominick of Pomaria, Mrs. Edward Long and Mrs. Lewis Miles of Newberry; three sisters, Mrs. Bub Fpting, Mrs. Lude Shealy and Mrs. Lula Miller of Pomaria; two brothers. Joe of Pomaria and Olin of Clinton; 11 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Funeral services were conduct- i eported as being back at work ed Wednesday at p.m. at St. Wednesday mornjng. Phillips Lutheran Church by the Tlie department was out on the Rev. C. L. Richardson. Burial fol- call for two and a half hours. lowed in the church cemetery. With city elections only five days away, candidates arc Uommittee from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., and a county registration certificate is the only qualification for voting. There has been some confusion Frank Armtield. and Huston Long T. bu ll'' . \! E p i! i. g nil! \ • E ■ : . i" ' \ ; • i r. \ - E • a 11 \ :' ’ . ■ v, t p I ! 11! ('ll til* ps ’ E *1 \ ' *l I of "•'''* lull, s of Ini''" to re a mi!'" r h e i " * ">! t-rs. li*' ".aid In \ in l , ft a si d i tom 1. J 'J* 1 to J t'l'bn who by the ii - I > of ! lie' ma n \ eleclrn a! mod'-rn ' onveMi' in < s in the bom*' and on tic farm li:i\i' I’lcr^iiscJ the consumer consumption and) im *• i . , . I,V ,„o of tl".' 1 '';. I.livtio" (lay is n.-xt I iu>s<lay September 29. Hours tor i "its"! Mr Mi,line volH'K h:iv>' liivn set by the Ely Democratic executive two projects which ware com pleted by local Eoopera t i ve the past year, on* 1 , the building of a large suit station enabling them to form a mid power cooperative again helping to reduce the cost of electricity The other project was the erection of a large REA building i ear the city to house the offices and working units D L. WedFman, Sr., treasurer of the Cooperative in his report stated that the assets are $1.- 164,027.43 and that the value of the members share is $320,184.20 against the liabilities of $843,- 843.23. Three new directors were elect ed Saturday, D. E. Ruff. John Earl Smith and Hubert Beden- baugh. P a!' The meeting held in tin 1 High school auditorium, was attended by around one thousand members and their families T. B. Amis, chairman of tin 1 RFA. presided. A large number of door prizes were aw ai ded. A highlight of the meeting was the program of (lancing and songs liv th* 1 four * children of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moss of Greenville. as to how candidates for aider- men aie picked. In past years, aldermen wane elected by voters of tin* ward in which they lived and residents of that ward voted for only one councilman. That is not the case now. Several years ago, the city-wide system of electing councilman was adopted. Now in older for a candidate for alderman to he elected, he must receiv'e a majority of the votes cast by voters throughout the city. However, he must he a resident of the ward m which he is seek ing election I In the election Tuesday, three i seat on * ity council will he. filled. An alderman will be selected from Ward 1. Ward 3, and Ward i>. Mayor Wiseman. Alderman Duf ford from Ward 2. Layton from Ward 4. and Holloway. Ward 6. an* unopposed, and they will automatically he nominated by the committee. Tue-d.iy voters will have a two wa\ choice in Ward 1, with appearing on the ballot. They are asking election to tlie seat to he vacated December 3i by George W. Martin who lias moved from Ward 1. In Ward three, there will als<> he a two-way choice, with J. Fd. McDonnell and Strother D. Pay singer competing for favor. Councilman F. W. Dickert did not offer for Reelection. In the other race. Ward 5, there are three as pirants for the council post, in cumbent Cecil E. Kinard is seek ing reelection, and opposing him are two newcomers to politics. J. C. "Soakie” Brooks, and Cecil F. Merchant. Councilmen elected at Tuesday's primary wil take office on Janu ary 1. and will serve for a two- year period. Tnis newspaper wiH tabulate th* 1 * lection return* as soon as th"y can be received from tlie box managers, and will cooperate with WKDK in broadcasting the re suits of the election. Tlie public is iivihd io visit The Sun for the election news. September 26: J. Ervin Wil son, Peggy Lominack. Harold liHifimiiK ill earnest to seek favor with the voters of Newber-I Bowers ' p 'nkney Abrams and Phillips. Sept. 2: Miss Frances Jones. Rev. Neil E. Truesdale. Ruth Roberts. Billie Lathtrop. Mrs. Carroll Eargle and Newton Dick ert. Sept. 28: Henry C. Holloway. Bobby Gilliam. Mrs. W. H. New berry, Joe Dominick. Harold Wicker, Mrs. Ray Doolittle, W. A. Webb and Mrs. Gary Lee Ringer. Sept. 29: Julian A. Price, Mrs. Clarence B. Sligh, Mrs. Claude C. Smith, Virginia Glymph, Laura N. -Bowers, Mrs* Olin Graham. Harold Brown Folk, Mrs. Richard Caldwell and Dray ton Minick. Sept. 3: Miss Fannie Mc- Caughrin, Patricia Welling, R. M. Lominack, Barbara Moore, Judith Amy Wise. Otto Nichols, Doris Ringer, Johnny Bowers, Jr., Mrs. Ethel Wicker and Miles Cheatham, son of Dr. and Mrs. (Anna Hart! M. W. Cheatham of Columbia. Oct. 1: Dr. James C. Kinard, Mrs. Chevis I. Boozer, Walter Summer. H. Reeder Brooks, Mrs. Maude G. Ross, Dr. Elbert Dickert, T. A. Hargrove. Scott Elliott, Brabara Sue Long and | Mrs. J. N. Nicosia.