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THE NEWBERRY SUN
THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1957
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Maple Camp No. 437, Woodmen of the World, hhcld its annual Ladies Night banquet Saturday
night at Summer Memorial Lutheran Church. The guest speaker was James W. Crain of Travelers
Rest. Shown above is W. Lewis Spearman, state manager of Columbia, presenting Twenty-Five year
Membership Pins. Left to right, the gentlemen are, Mr. Spearman, T. C. Burton, Wade Shealy, camp
command’er; G.. R. Fuller, Dwight Jones, Colie Jones, Hammett Martin, T. S. Harmon, O. E. Wood,
Fletcher Rinehart, E. V. Dedmond, Willie Magbee Jr., Tom Hayes, field representative; and J. J. Kib-
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president of the chapter. Other of
ficers are Sam Boland, secretary;
Willard Byrd, treasuer; Emma
Minick, historian; and Paul Bed-
enbaugh, chaplain. Faculty ad
visers for the group are Dr. Con
rad B. Park, Academic Dean of
the College, Prof- James G. Park,
Prof. H. H. Setzler, and Prof. N.
K. Williamson.
Charter members of Alpha Eta
Chapter also include Ralph Abreo,
Bobby Baker, Carolyn Brandt,
David Cox, Mildred Goddard,
George Gowdy, William Hilliard,
Elizabeth Rickenbacker and Wil
liam I. Weeks.
After the meeting the group at
tended a dinner at the Wallace
Home- Among guests were Dr.
and Mrs. C. A. Kaufmann, Mrs.
Conrad B. Park, and Mrs. N. K.
Williamson.
Eight members from the Chi
Beta Phi chapter at Lenoir Rhyne
College and two members from
the University of South Carolina
were present for the initiation
ceremony at Newberry College-
There are approximately 5,000
members of Chi Beta Phi in the
United States.
Election Boxes
Ready Saturday
The boxes for the special
election to elect a magistrate
in the Prosperity Magisterial
district and a magistrate in
the Chappells - Silverstreet
Magisterial district will be
ready at the usual place in
the court house Saturday
morning, March 16th from 9
a. m. until 12 noon.
Attend Meet Of
Cancer Group
Among those attending the
area meeting of the American
Cancer Society, S. C. Division
held at the Columbia Hotel on
Thursday, March 7th, were Mrs.
David Ringer, county command
er; Mrs. H. L. Parr, Mrs. A. P.
Ramage Jr., Mrs. Kibler Moon
and Mrs. Noble Terrell.
Plans for the 1957 Cancer Cru
sade were made at this meeting
at the morning session. After
luncheon, a medical panel com
posed of Dr. Thomas Pittts, Dr.
Garrison Latimer, Dr. George
Bruson and Dr. Richard Allison
Jr., discussed the detection of
cancer.
On Saturday, the S. C. division
held an area meeting for Negro
workers at Benedict College Lib
rary. Attending from Newberry
were Mrs. Mary Alice Baker and
John Wesley Sligh, co-chairmen
of the Newberry Colored Division;
Mrs- Bernice Rutherford and Mrs.
Genelle Ruff.
RECOVERS AFTER
SURGERY TUESDAY
B. M. Scurry is reported to be
recuperating nicely after under
going major surgery at Self Me
morial Hospital in Greenwood
Tuesday. The three surgeons
and attending physician were all
cousins of Mr. Scurry: Dr. C. J.
Scurry, his two sons, and Dr.
Holloway, x
Relative Of Local
Women Succumbs
Funeral services for Jasper
Krepps Jones, husband of Mrs.
Lucille Sawyer Johnikin Jones,
Graniteville, who died at an Aik
en infirmary Saturday after an
extended illness, were held at
Graniteville’s First Baptist Church
Sunday at 4 p. m. with Rev. Cald
well McCoy and Rev. Walter Sig-
man in charge.
Burial was in M6unt Calvary
Lutheran Church Cemetery.
Jones was a native of Saluda
County and had been living in
Graniteville for the past 16 years.
He was a retired merchant and a
member of the First Baptist
Church.
Survivors are his wife; a
daughter, Miss Margaret Jones,
Graniteville; a step-daughter, Mrs.
W. R. Hendrix, North Augusta; a
brother, M. A- Jones, Newberry;
three half-sisters, Mrs. D. E.
Wooten, Greenville, Miss Sadye
Jones and Miss Lilyan Jones,
both of Newberry; a granddaugh
ter and a number of nieces and
nephews.
Undergoes Surgery
In Columbia
Harold Cook, who underwent
surgery in the Columbia Hospital
two weeks ago, is recovering
nicely and plans to return to his
home on Nance Street this week
end. ;.
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Clothes
Courtesy
TOTS to TEENS SHOP
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At The Newberry
HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
March 20, 1957 — 4:00 P. M.
BENFIT OF NEWBERRY GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL
TOTS to TEENS
Kendall Company
Earnings High
BOSTON. — The Kendall Com
pany, manufacturer of surgical
dressings and textile specialties,
reported record sales and improv
ed earnings for 1956. Despite sub
stantial non-recurring charges
resulting from plant changes, net
earnings last year amounted to
$4,114,000, equal to $3.90 per
common share after preferred
dividends, compared with $3,803,-
000, or $3.64 per share in 1955,
based on the average number of
shares outstanding in each year.
The company produced and sold
more goods in 1956 than in any
previous year. Sales last year
totaled $105,024,000, compared
with $97,551,000 a year earlier.
Richard R. Higgins, President,
told stockholders that, to carry
through plant expansion programs
and strengthen the company’s
working capital position, arrange
ments have been made for addi
tional long term financing next
fall, when $6,000,000 of 20-year
5 1-4 percent notes will be plac
ed privately with four insurance
companies and a trustee.
The largest volume gains in
1956 were in consumer lines such
as health products, surgical dress
ings, elastic goods and nursery
products. Polyethylene tape coat
ings to protect pipelines also con
tributed. Shipments of commer
cial textile lines ran ahead of
those in 1955.
The Kendall Company operates
sixteen plants in this country and
Canada, including the Oakland
and Mollohon plants at Newberry.
Taylors Announce
Birth Of A Son
T-Sgt. and Mrs. James Virgil
Taylor of Austin, Texas announce
the birth of a son, Barry David,
on March 4 at Bergstrom Air
Force Base Hospital. Barry weigh
ed seven pounds, seven ounces-
Mrs. Taylor is the former Miss
Nancy Davis. The maternal
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie L. Davis and paternal
grandparents Mr. and Mi’s. Joseph
S. Taylor, all of Newberry.
Science Honor
Fraternity Is
Initiated Here
The Alpha Eta Chapter of Chi
Beta Phi, national scientific honor
fraternity, held its initiation and
installation ceremony at Newberry
College Saturday evening, March
9. Sixteen members were receiv
ed into the chapter at this special
meeting. >
A charter was presented to
John C. Gibson, newly elected
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Hospital Births
The following young citizens
made their appearance at the
Newberry County Memorial Hos
pital last week:
Joanne, six pound, eight ounce
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Darrill Hamilton, Route 3, born
March 6th. The mother is the
former Evie Ruth Summer.
. Thomas Allen, seven pound, 11
ounce son of Mr. and Mrs. George
Rufus Nichols, Route 1, Saluda,
born March 7th. Mrs. Nichols # is
the former Alice Virginia Harl-
ing.
Kenneth Dewitt, eight pound,
four ounce son of Mr. and Mrs.
-Elton Leroy Du#ie, 1312 Fourth
St., born March 8th. The mother
i§ the former Barbara Nellie
Jones.
Kerri Diann, seven pound, two
ounce daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Melvin Wood, 2429 Highland
Drive. Mrs. Wood is the former
Barbara Jean Hughey.
Boundary PTA
The Boundary Street PTA will
hold its meeting in the school
auditorium Thursday, March 14
at 8:00 p. m. The film, “Report
in Primary Colors” will be shown,
followed by a short discussion
period concerning art at Bound
ary school. On display in the hall
will be art and handicraft by the
school students. The public is in
vited.
Winthrop Alumnae
To Meet On 16th
Winthrop College alumnae of
the Northern District of South
Carolina will meet Saturday at
Grace Methodist Church in Un
ion.
Registration will begin at 10:30
a. m. with the morning session
scheduled from 11 a. m. to 1 p. m.
The luncheon will be at 1:15.
Featured speakers will be Pres.
Henry R. Sims of Winthrop Col
lege and Mrs. Grace B. Freeman,
wife of Dr. John A. Freeman of
the college faculty and author of
the nationally syndicated column
“At Our Home.”
Regions of the Northern Dist
ricts include Cherokee, Laurens,
Newberry, Spartanburg and Un
ion counties and Hendersonville
and Asheville, N. C.
UTILE ITEMS OF INTEREST
CONCERNING FOLKS YOU KNOW
Speakers Listed
For Zion Services
Lenter Revival services will be
held at Zion Methodist Church,
Prosperity, Sunday night, March
17 through Friday night, March
22 at 8:00 o’clock each night. The
following Methodist ministers will
be guest preachers:
Dr. Robert N. DuBose, Shan-
don Church, Columbia, formerly
of Whitmire; Rev. Phil M. Jones,
Trinity, Newberry; H. R. Rey
nolds, St. Mark’s Church, Colum
bia; L. Porter Anderson Jr., Lex
ington; Melvin E. Derrick, Central
Church, Newberry; Dr. R. Wright
Spears, president of Columbia
College.
The pastor of Zion Church, the
Rev. Paul C. Scott, will have
charge of the music. Special mu
sic will be furnished by St. Luke
and Grace Lutheran choirs, by
members of Wightman and Zion
choirs, and by a group of singers
from Columbia College.
The public is cordially invited to
all of the services.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hawkins and
Mr. and Mrs. George Heller and
G. P. Berry attended the funeral
services for Joe Padgett, which
were held in Saluda Sunday af
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Childs have
moved to Apartment A-l, Carol
Courts, on College Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Reigh-
ley are residing at !|.912 1-2 Har
rington street in an apartment in
the home of the D. J. Taylors.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wallace left
last Friday for a weeks’ visit
with Mr. Wallace’s sister, Mrs.
Joe Rutledge and her husband in
Sarasota, Fla.
Mr. ' and Mrs. Bill Davis of
Chattanooga, Tenn. spent the
past weekend with Mrs. Davis’
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Leavell and her sister, Miss Betty
Leavell, who was a patietot at the
local hospitaL Miss Leavell has
now returned to h§r parents’
home after being in the hospital
critically ill for 16 days. She is a
member of the senior class at
Newberry High School but is not
expected to be able to return to
school this semester. Visiting with
her and her parents Tuesday was
Mrs. Leavell’s sister, Mrs. F.* D.
McLean of York.
Ministers Under
Social Security
Many more ministers will be
eligible for monthly social secur
ity benefits in 1957, J. E. Gunter,
field representative. Social Se
curity Office, Greenwood, said
today.
Those ministers who are sixty-
five should remember to bring a
copy of their 1955 and 1956 in
come tax returns along with
their Schedule C and a copy of
their Waiver, Form 2031, ’ when
they call to file a claim for bene
fits. If the 1955 return has dot
been filed it should be filed im
mediately with the District Direc
tor of Internal Revenue, the 1956
return should also be filed as sooi*
as possible.
The law requires that a minister
must file Form 2031, Waiver Cer
tificate for Use by Ministers El
ecting Coverage under Title II
of the Social Security Act, with,
the District Director of Internal
Revenue on or before April 15, ^
1957 to secure coverage as self-
employed individuals under the
Social Security Act, effective
January 1, 1955. The waiver cer-
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