The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, February 02, 1956, Image 1

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: S A SERv;CF S T A P •; A L‘. V E F: Y A UTO B T UCK S A N D BL SA{. S ; N C G u % T F; • •N GRANDFATHERS T !'.1 L . HOURS W.ERE NEEDED PRODUCE AS MUCH AS WORKMAN DOES TODAY iN HOURS. A ,:n \ ( M.l MI s! i s n r m n 1-, k NEWBERRY, SOUTH CAROLINA, TI11 ’ RSI>A ^ , FEBRUAin lies 6 $2.00 PER ^ EAi. By The Way Mystery Farm No 21 Whose Is It ? By DOR'S A. SANDERS WORST TO COME 5 I I I ' • ' ' \ 11 h in' » . i J * t I U % Ml ill - in ., ! ill ,1: !\ , u • ■i 11 i ,>i ,!<■ > t ' I ( : 1 • ’«in | • 11.(V 1 i .1 t » ti * ; ban mu t v Mrs Sandrr* lu- »n t 1 ! f « ' I ♦ V * ’ i ■ • 5, * ' ' « 1 « . . , • I n, 1 n \ ui ? '■. • < \ «‘ ! > i < M . c ; - * .u • n r « ’ }; \ u ; U ; i ? l f . •; u ,' ! n r ! i: \\ * < L i ' < 0 o Kit ! ♦ • I! 0 .» * i • n i 11 oiU- : j in iu *r’ i ^ i L «»> •! ! n • * ' Mm f« ; d« * -• m n • i h m \ « J In ♦'< \ * \ n * \ j m '« h ; i < ■ : » i } \ i v* , i >: \ < v’,; > U in <} i n . i v Mv Mrs. H a mm D ,es Large Attendance Expected At bilverstreet ~ J r Mis % x a n' y ! .<nr-'. Hamn 1 . S'- wi,!,ivv ( ) 1 fra v j n j) i ait her 1 a moK died <-• irl y W- d m-s I; i > me i ! in-: at the N , w !h-h y Me lit 1! la! b P 1 ' n I iiftur a Singe ting illm ss. M is. 1 i a in in v\ as mr lint u- Old New ( ’h; ipe! •omm u ti tv hi .? had lived m S i 1 v, ia.t re ‘t s > u < < ' i Sins. She w , s a ,-iu ft e! nn nl tier of Mn- Sil verst r< *et L ni her at) ebur, !i and was ;il so the o Ides! im m b, r of t he congregation. She 1'iei'. an te aching At Education Board Meetinq p irst B-E Day 70 Mm h interest h.is !»♦•«■*» <»vid«-nr \\ H. O.iidw *‘11. ? t !•• *‘(1 in the public mcctinu of tlx i tain ataui . J. Alvin Kniani Xcwberry County Hoard of 1-aiuca- tion ami the County Legislative Delegation, which will he held maria area. Also memh» rs of the c. Delegation, Senator Marvin ’ Friday nitiht. February Ifni at 7: MO ranis. Representatives l-.ail : pr- Snmiay school when she was 1‘» years old and routinm-p as hum as her health permitted She \\ .-^ instrumental in oripini/im: ! h e Women’s .Missionarv Soenty in her chuiadi ami had be-n active in the ( ivie affairs m hn com nmnity. The n r-t iitisim>ss Fdmation 1 *a v" >'\.r to be held in Nh-w berry will take place on Mareh 20. spon sored by the Chamln'r of Cotn- tm tee throuuh its education com mittee ami with the cooperation of the officials ami teachers of the city schools. The program will he based on i t m American F.comunic Svstem" ]>. m. in liie court house. Those expected to he present, ready to Ken and William Hunter; F f\. Hcuunon, liead of county sc holds answer questions for the public and James lb Hrown. supc'rinteml,- on the seliool system are members of the county board. Chairman J. S. Ritchie. Whitmire area; Joseph ent ot education, ex officio ntejp-.i her and secretary of the Hoard .Members of the Newberry in- 1 L. Keitt. Newberry area; Richard ty Education Association , pferpej C. Neel, Jr.. Silverstreet area; Hugh M- Epting. Rush River area; Dan Hamm. Jr.. Prosperity area; Mrs. Hamm is ^ui'iveci hv six want ti is. how ami why it pro- sons, George J Hamm of Gloves | Vi d>'s the world s high standard; ter City. N\ J . Thomas H Hamm i *" livinu: w hat business eontrih-| of Cape May Court House N .1 ;'■>?' - to th.' eoinnnmity; the fune-; Dr. L. Hovel Hamm -u Haguer^ j Dons of business management; town. Md.. Drjiyton t, Hamm, of' 5 he importance of mamtainiLg i Silverstreet. J a me: H 11 a mm of ; * roedoni in A mei i»-a . uhat http- j Charlotte. N G and Kiehard L ! t'otm to income tax dollars Hamm cU ChiloleliPiit . ■. .. lac 1 , * i o *.o , 11. i util involve the l, ’ ,nni <M ' li'-na. la i-\o n , oppos Ug the Fulhright Amend- ot all business 1 1 Senator Doesn’t Commit Himself .Mayor Cecil E. Kinard recently sent ti telegram to Senators Olin Johnston and Stom Thurmond dauglitei s. MCs liost llanim and e \. e 111 1 V c - l a, to No PO Can you identity it. If so. call or write to The Newberry Sun, telephone , v | ,, t he wennr: ot a tier television service call by George N. Martin Radio and TV or a Wells theatre-. The owner of the farm may receive the photograph of his farm . at T he Son office. Calls and letters will be accepted until noon. Jan j loon era ml. In him ", vj,<p gram will be placed in a hat and 11 names ; « hildren. :< -eat mamb luidieu No. AO will he listed in next 11 Mcp at < at r. i md« lul<!rcn . an. 1 *en i le Harnm. both t > i Si! w Il i. !i yv ill pa rt u i pa t ( i'. M'et . t " ■ ■ -t(’irsons. F rues t r, ’. 1, ' 1 e r < " li! meet a t a - pet i lamm ol ! ’rospvri! \ , . i mi Hen ! 11 ei,; ! 11 m » on M a is !i 2e and " ill a mm of New berry , , >ne tun 1 lit ' > oudn < u ■d to the - M'e< if ic 111is 1 - H, n a i, e M i ■ '11 . ot Ne" : n» esl lall d i sli ment whiili t hey , n, U'-tei \}'- | : t ’ s le 1 , \\ 111 oho -r v e HllSHU". ^ 1 1 dm n t ion into, k i e t oin intna . i'V ell J ■ i, • : 1 a V I’rovi'd to ht' a n out » > f N .1 MIC c w h, t r r r r t * * v ui <' n t »f \ 1 h r f M rm ■ 1 ,jjl who rcnrc.tiv idenify Mystery Farm |. a n r,.'i>mn', phots i • .-nil;hi mu i «'s> in i i; ii s all over j Cm- i tnli'd States. a« eortiiui:. to I f ‘• i- t ot ai\ of tin i h.mn11er. L | C C : a h. a i n (ONORABLT MENTION i, > I i \ i . i ■ i i a! ; i I • -I'd 11C a d Dll' nio-.! Mothers March Is Termed Success 111 i y e yy ( .n i. m |. •!i t ! 11 -, e e. 1 1 11,' i e J11 • t .ee i ! io'" t le, t lei,! 1 1 1 s .an H get on ; i 1 lo ee tin >u 1 li I, as u s 1 t Sr*>mn to mr ,1 r t imr tor t lir ui v It Pros t»' vvakr up to tin i y. r , 111 a ' ! 1 lion. Do yoo know that t li r V * ‘ d. n ' eragr «qe of feaehere in Smith •' * u ' t - Carolina is -l-l years' Do you real iiemi.d Dr this means that very few n , i In . Vouny lolleue graduates air go 1 ' Ing into the profession and that G - many of those now in it yvdl hr V’ Gi retiring rapidly in the next frw ■ lan.ai l - ■ t ' , VI. Go ill w . o . . i d in a 1 ion ■ i ' 11',I I > 11'"' a 1 a i \ m a • ' ' 1 l. oop - i 1 H 1 -' I 111 ■ ' a , t I liar •' I ! ' 1 1 i . , o 11 - n ■ • i a : ha; pot b-a M raid M 1 - i f \ ,i,! \ \ ;•! Cia n I, \ <"i In all "bo mid, ‘ \ , -on 11 i bul ion t, > on r , ! :M ol hi- > M a I , b a r.a ned polio ,, i \\ . i !dii- .i i o ti11 ibn t tom. ai<' a u e v i ; dcii' • .>! love m-d il ied through pp,, pint- 'tadh i-n a i .-uru’ to help (hose el ; j ,i ; sp ■ .. ! ;.! \ u 11 cunr, 11 om polio ami to Mv , at, " nn {aid f h, inopie-.s in wiping il on' no pon v\ . d id . d hi ,! 1 o ■ Ho. M vra,r * W tv a t th*n R. ' h a!*" ,, • ii nr not .- a In'lit y om i In h! i ♦ 'n ■. e bin 1 am I .uu n y' i i i>m mm li .i hoii l m \ : v i! e leniJ boi nr, 1 1 O' 1 »n l \ r« i n r < li him tu Gil ■ • 1 u t • » the 1 1 don l " ml i * It' ; y i .'io laii t ^-v > il y 1 1 . 11.' y\ 1 '' .; i v ■ i . m 1 e , y . J i 1 an, 1 inn and ■ o a '1 ol h e i .1 ; 1 . . t» i n "hole yy oh hi t .! i, a ' n 'ti and o' » ' , - pel O n, .■ be . m n i i L o mh. h nieii t j V than to i ■ i u a I x Li t h, i * Hill 1 * ; v' * v 11 m .i'ii< ei a i ed i l M > i M all 11; th. \ ! t i a , b e i a! .1 oi t . n.'.d \ |:t 1 M 1 1 1 ' 1 T ( t ! 1 111 i 1 t ’ U pare St - j i. ; * tub-! " oo. > of Pin- i ' . I I," i oiupIof o 1 \ in time 1 o come i ol le« i ei! f o dal, I oi the ent ire Mai, h oi Dime- is t.>.. ac , oi d i n r. I o Mi C tulei " ood < M ifii ainonnt i 1 doe is from \\ hit w .,. 1, i | to m i i> i i n 11 • alia Net to bo , oil o«'t Oil a re p i,,j!!n . om bauK-. , out t i but tons Iron. -oiin • « lioob and tioni the Negro ( j iM , . I ,1m i .ion 11 hoped (be .ontiihu , ,,, ; t • on ! h i \ eat will exceed the '•..a, '0 . oile, (. ,i t oi ill,- i anse in i -i . . ' < .O > b 'eon i \ pi i i . i 'n' i a pp! ■ w .anv , . < a . p- < , o! 11 • i I i n ■ , > ■ I . o ,y o' ■■ \ i >, i i \ ..Mini' Agency Moves a n H !n b,' r OI !111 I , ami U O pIt. .y l-'mic'! 11 o r y n ,m m'i M Hanoi, "ill be < Olid U, ! > a I . t . ■ , In, I. on ' 1 ida\ a 11 > ’ i iioo i a; the oil\ei .o \ < >\m'i . a stmlent .-it Hush j '- 1 '''"I I uthm an i he r, h by Rev I > n i >t iiirh s, hool. received lion H I l.itnllei and Hey bhonia. 1 oiabic menlion in the editori;)! j Suiter Ini< linent will b, tn the divi .iou ot ihe 'Stoty Of The '' ,,n ' h (annelid \ Month' , ontest sponsored by the 1 he body "til 'cumin at the \\ nithiop college Journalism do 'N'hita ker Fun,uni home until one , pata ,p 1 ■, , i i n i , n Old 1 1 ' ' SturK Koroivos n ( lemson Doiiioo ',,, , • i V :" on < t b. 1 i i ia , 1 v i u j; ,1 e g 1 i'i", • 11 . m ■. i o ; - t ' i > n i op < o Hi’ r e ai g i a ,1 U.'l I i a •. . \ i i , o , - t. i p u. 11 y ’ 11 "as i 'a i 1 .pa i i > nn -.tip k ol Fo tua i i a who i , oi V. s hnia I l\ Tho Howors I'hyyd Insuramh' Agemios have recently moved from The Belfast Untldlng to HOT Royee St , the building former !y qiuupied bv the Dome Fiminee ('otupanv and purehaseil several months ago hv Mrs. Louis C l-'lov d Th,' new lo»ation is the same building which Mi kTovd’s father 1 \\ Floyd owned from 11102 un til HHO and Hi which be conduct ed business as manager of the Southern Cotton OH Company trom IPO',' until his death in 11121 I'ln building has been remodel , ,1 to a, comodato the Rowers Fhw d Vgem tos ^nd is modern and "ell oiiuippod to hotter service , u • ( etnor ■- 1 oui-, i' Floy d is nta nager of the in in Othei employees are Mi la, k Shealv and Miss Mamie Fat k- V Houei-.. Jr is a s',,'via led in Ci, 'm ini's yy i ( h Ml Fh»\ d nneni The contest is conduced iie sci \ p when it over a period of six months to "ill he placed in ill, Silvoi st reef stimulate good writing in high hour heforo t church school newspapers in the state. Reuben Elementary Schoo! Be Opened Monday ,. * ' . ., m i . ■ i m , 1111 ■ , i ' n e j 1 , ■;. .>! , s i n - *' i o C' lie w a i » » . * , » * y» • • n • m,mm , y imp de I >' inihrop ( liuir \ i,. n uu-.yi'i ov in Col | \ ppi ovimati'lv i so South Caro , Mina high school musicians aiy< e\ pey tod at W iuthiy'p t'ollege Fi i ment affecting the natural gas business. In the wire. Mayor Kin ard stated ‘Trge you oppose the Fulhright Amendment. Gas users in Newberry may ne faced with increased gas costs if this bill pa 'Ses.” In reply to his telegram Mayor ; Kinard received the stereotyped reply used by most senaRirs alpl J !■ 'uescutatives in answer to such ! requests from constituents: ' Thank von for your telegram ot January :hl in whi, h you express opposition to the Fulhright Nat ura I Gas Rill This legislation is still being debated by the Senate and your views will be valuable in consideration of this proposed legislation when it comes up for a vote. Please feel free to con tact me at any time regarding any hill before congress. Rest wishes, Olin 1> Johnston. F. S. Senator.” urged at their meeting last Tlfurs-. , day to attend the public meeting ^ of the Hoard. Groups of » representing parents, vtp^chqrs and club groups have organized to present questions liohYAfti’lirg ’ school activities to mviiubern; ,iR'< the Hoard and delegating, ,. (t . . 7 The meeting which was .set by the Hoard after one oFityF tnefu- 11 ’ hers was approached.; byredidegn-,' tions from service c|ubs ( tyi appealg.^', before the board, has become pf, interest tin oughodt ,: 'The" rbd'rify ^ since thL is the firKH’nPt»orttmity ' ^ the public has been jo ask 7 questions com ernipg the’ sehopl system other thhb 'by ftolitg 1 ' to Alo : Hoard imiividuailib with sirtb qu^#- tions. ( , , A large attendance is expect.,!. — qf-y • - - Newberry 5-Acre Winners Named . , - f , Winuiiig- first and second place for XotVlnd'C county m the South Garo4.UA-. FlvoryVei'd (JoUtOM Cbnfest. 'verej JkT. Mi'^racKin, with a yield in 4r>^a pinitiils o} 1 lint on his five''dM d*; 1 trfffl J. W Ulnsvr with ' i :i72fteHOutvl^. RitRSMiU *. t I i : ' 1 1111. ! i 1 ■,, ji i , !. i i, >n a pi i , ■, \t s >! , i . , .'111 ■.e he held i• i i,>i i:,■ . in G1 cell ,i tn! \ lb ndale . euul iy'-- nti»l ,u Mei i i , ollege Sim e I.-y j ion i e (he oi flee of Dr. Odtdl UmilnMi in lioiiei !'■ , 'del! Kcul,, il \l> ine'i'deui i new libimv building j; F M 1 ni>, 11 m " pi < nl, - u t of til', b,-eu ei c, I eyl and tua ii \ other Moiil'i , o 11, ■ y - 1 ni ‘ oi in i e i \iu|'i oy euu’ut > have boon made Pi Reuben yy i-i botu all,I l ea > lie iUiattlcd li> (III' tl'imol nil in the St l v r i y,t i v’et -.ei lion ot \l(o, \uua Paulcl'e ihlllghter of the i i>u n. v 1R' aitemRst 1 Hdia R, v G G PanleU pieMldeut of etemeniaiv Si,>\d and w agiad tin, S'Uith GaioMua State Hapttat unled item In avion high lu'ol Gouveuilou She tr'Mehea at Moi Me leaelved (he AH degee»' fiyun itn < otlege Heiu'di* l , ollege Gohuuhta. the |'he Rmiheu*, have two daughteii* S t'\t tiom Dbeiliu unlveiatlv He land one non dav and Satimlav for the annual piete',ttval hand eltnie Tlmse at teudR'!' from New hen ,v high will be i lane IVidue, Kay MeGarley, Fd want Oswald. Johuuv Epps, Leiov Adams. June Kohert a and Mts« l.onalue Faiis. hand dtiee tor The atudeuta will he divided in to two groups of about 'JO each to take part In the All State hand and tn the ritulc Training hand programs The two day cltnlo. which will liegtu at 10 a m. Erl- dav. is ox pec t ed to end about 4 p m Sal unlay r-v ' ( m s*w0- ■ » ■ ' • * : - . y was Wilson * ^bTahiol ‘k'm'' y AU Hip S,n„. Youth AMMlWlSW'l Mlfb 'Wf\ vij" "ti ci’ili ,s > Johnston with inSfi. on njivf a7i.Uia<nx>:) iLt'.v MA , i s?;f : VirtW'h‘Attcbds f.' ua* Tiwiity Chairumn of the Crip"kMl , WdAfis," ‘aiJ'juW 11 H' i w'- j yt,,‘t'ii" AkGdVW."' 1 'JVUX aii»' 11- W t my VfA*' f 1 fXMW > mi ^ A (Gil \UnY,U,.A' 'if'" 1 W tyft Jt i Mil Ut i :urte ? ttiKiid* h ’ ; 11 ,i’At}tifb l .-,l'r''-i | yim l 'I m,: ■. begliis with p Putin lumne, l t#tp4 m -*t t T l UO V 'A* ‘nitf ThP newest in n system of improved schools in Newherry county is the Reuben Elementary school, located in the Silverstreet urea, to accommodate Negro t*lementm\v students of the Rush River and Silverstreet areas. It is sched uled to he ready for occupancy Monday, February b. Sun photo by Doris A. Sanders.) ton tt'^’W^fn/rd ’IrirvUm*. Mpdi Ttulil ItUinlmu, Mrn. ’ i iTanK i it'll, 1. Voumans. W. Kllmho (NiUiain, f* 'Jh-rmMa A lbtt*ui*jHf4hiK. n.‘ CTiUntti, Mrec • , lor, Shorul Joan llumimrios. Mrs 1 tik-yv-h\ n v • Hi,'.w !l,o pro,joot s yvhioli yvill hss,hx> Nowlioniiins 4ti V l,lfixid«T^U47orsmmlvTm7' '‘‘T'' li * tl X')06ai-o« o.t int! tho oommif Siiminor nml in futm-o yon.s. At loft ir‘hio r«W'Vy^tt*?'liAtttWkiE^o” 11 ' on SHlmln nyoi- yvluoh is iiom inn oom|>lotion. Top riiilit. doeltnlwc'*#WImSi "-Gf:n!iM :l y.[lLfoo pipos nftoi- ooupliiurs Imvo 1,00.1 put ou. yvith ,«», ' ioncuuk over the jomts. 1 his is the water main which wlu hfinir four miuJan iSdmJr vf wRm?^ water to Newherry daily. The pictures were made bivteiictejoiiuusi Ahna Mater »o Vi,ilMpaWit»CiNbv»evMtVtVt*i ~* l **di*ty*v*i .1 2^ WSST- '*** ^ "*' 7 " f ,h ® n,rr»nt Muton. »c- Sh«oi«. «n<. K«m tHitliwnrlti. ..., Mrs, A. 11, N’ugont. Sarah Alloa UdtUf. i^tetJNikiiogv Uingf.l' JanuMtl a >y4l»am. NVarU,... Mra. A. A, OlolamL Hoivry .Sum- V>i«vr.K MwX • h . ' - • * Would Increase Hospital Board Nowhorry's i'ouutv Legislative iHdogation in tho South Gamtina Utxnoral Assontldy today pixvpoaod an tnoroaso In tho momhorshtp of tho county hospital board. A tenth itiotuher would ho athl wt to tho hoard umlor a hill spoy- sorod by tho Nowhorry Dologa ttou In tho House. Tho additional m&mhor would t>e choson by tho prosout niomtiorship of tho seif perpetuating board. BOOZER ILL AT THE VETS HOSPITAL L. \V. (Ugl Hooeer was ad mitted to the Veteran's hospital In Columbia Sunday afternoon, Mr. Hoobov became critically ill }ast Eriday afternoon on route to his home tn Newberry from Jo anna where he is employed. Huffman Speaks *^; To Turkey Men At Chicago Turk! The South Carolina oration was rtufaLUlpod one of tne key organUatMfcfl| th at tho Nat^a^§|^rko tton t'onvotft uumth. So Huee^||»(i||l htlll th« organ isattM bean tn funds for,, th^ aUdmportA&t More ’I'uikjpfjf f^ojn that W^(Y natioimi addriM tb« ra«*Unt, on gram oarrt#d on V 0Q«t UntL i,.. . t fg.*.. m / tidk Mr. Huffman was uaimHl to ttXtiLL' , ex*euHve AimmtttN^'fff } tli4' hh-fsup^rlhTonden Hon.il orgtihtfchttttfT '‘TschooF^^'itO ♦ U ui 1 ». ei'.lU'-vt yK . . . , . -Tt Din? v.n m indtug to an annouiHv«m4MU by r»-wt»u A. .Kaonaehp. ..Mk ;« a** .emaw (KwemM IHUMtlcs. iwipoanvl udruInlMr,. km, and’InootTHi tax ■ 1 !**««' *»» KraduatMl tram th* >ll*«« 1» 1.M3 .wiu, an an i (a sychology and Kduowtlun. f'rom >43 through HM« bo waa In the aarvieng, in l»ia hm Mvwt th^ MS degree u* Uustpegg, ilmlnlstratlbn from tfie Onivor- ty of South Carolina and in the > Jon ate vxHf fo • • ll. Harold HTontliX. KMhnmfr Kl MrK iHifothy m'trok " *. S, PwUnick. Cynthia Lak«. Joe K. Yarborough, J. A. Bwtfdrtck. Mffsn Ullfe Mae 1 1 Workman. Ltru^ Zones. Ul Timothy Tod ford, Marshall Kolb. Mrs Krank Salter- white. * : • f *' • bp Claikson and, the CitUens wei*e Jlmmlo Kell Kyter, a ome Ktre^IhmirmicA fW TUateV 1 ^daWhtor‘of ML' ami Mrs^ Floyd ' 4 \ OTe b»N»n'C«fr MAnilwialyf bdjKKtervvwlb^s^S yeatxr eld etj'’'' ] bnr, U'AU'i u//. **<,'• ta