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THWaOAY, HB1IWARY 88, \m
Marriage Vows Said Saturday
Th« marriage of Miaa Jean
Thomas Mabry of \ Oakland Ave„
laman, and William Howard Ted-
terd, Jr, of Huntsville, Alabama
and Newberry, was solemnised at
the Inman Presbyterian Church
on Saturday, February 20 at 7 p.
m, with the Reverend Robert Teed
officiating at the double ring
eeremony. White and pink snap*
dragons and gladioli and cathed*
ral candles decorated the church
for the occasion.
Nuptial music was furnished by
Miss Aldice Seawright of Imnan,
organist.
William H. Tedferd, Sr. served
(Photo by Mills Steeie)
as his son’s best man, and ushers
were James Patrick Walker,
brother-in-law of the bride; Fred
erick Vigodsky, Timothy Wallace
Tedford, brother of the groom;
Aubrey Harley, Jr„ and William
F. Partridge of Newberry.
The two honor attendants were
Mrs. Jennings Rainwater of Myr
tle Beach, cousin of the bride, ma
tron of honor, and Miss Yimmie
Evelyn Mack of Inman, nmid of
honor. They wore ballerina length
dresses of deep rose taffeta with
oval necklines, trumpet sleeves
and full skirts with back bows.
Their headdresses were French
The ht ideameida, wto were IdtA*
tiefttly deeigftfd v dttaaea ha a
lightev ahade of reae, were Miaa
Jane Rush nf IbettiRfteii, Miaa
NRiatoth Wiiaeh of Ureal Falla*
Miaa Martha Jane tienUm, euvitih
of the i^ridegreem, of Atlanta and
KHwavlile, and MMe Carolyn
Thwmna ef Warn well,
The junior hrideamnid, Miaa Ja»
net t^amptoil ef Hunen Path* rowa*
in the toide, were a pink droaa
tnahiuned after ttoae nf the ether
attendants
The maida all carried eoieninl
huunueta ef ,«a««ee and tohy'a
breath.
Maater Patrieh Thomas Walker
of flreer, nephew ef the hrlde,
was ringhearer.
The lovely hrlde was given in
marriage hy her father, Thomaa
Nrneat Mabry. Her heantiful wed’
ding gown was of white ailk miat
taffeta appllqued In re-embroider
ed AUneon laee traeed in pearia,
H was designed with inverted
scalloped neckline, prlneeaa bo
dice, abort draped sleevea' and
full akirt wltk swag haek and aelf
roses. Her fingertip veil of Eng-
lisb illusion was held hy a match
ing half-hat.
The bride's mother wore a drew
of blue silk and laee with harmon
ising accessories and a white or
chid corsage. The mother of the
groom was sttirod in a mauve ailk
and lace costume with matching
accessories and a white orchid
corsage.
Following the wedding, a recep
tion was held at the home of the
bride’s parents.
After n wedding trip to New
Orleans to attend the Mardl
Gras, the couple will live in Hunts
ville, Ala.
Mrs. Tedford, the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Ernest
Mabry, is a graduate of Winthrop
College in Rock Hill with a B. S.
degree in Elementary Education.
Mr. Tedford, a eon of Mr. and
Mrs. William H. Tedford, Sr, of
Newberry, is a graduate of David
son College with a B. S. degree
in Physics. At Davidson, he was a
member of Pi Kappa Alpha So
cial fraternity. He is presently a
lieutenant in the United States
Army and is an instructor at the
U. S. Army Ordnance Corps Mis
sile School.
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Tobacco Faraken
Make Plans
Newberry Cfeunty Negro farm-
ero bald Ihtir annual arotaalto la-
haeea meeHag Monday, February
tel, al « join, al Ibe Oallmaa High
Pebooi, wltb If fawn men and
farm women attending.
This meeting wee held la order
to have eaeb farmer elgn a eon-
troet, elating tha amount of to-
haeeo to will plant Ible year, All
farmero were given lebaeee seede.
Information, ai to the type of fer-
tillioro and amount needed, was
passed on to thoeo farmoro by
their county agricultural agent,
Thirty-eight farmer* algned con
tracts to ^ant It atrta a* aro-
matic tobacco in tbto county for
im
B, J, Gill, Negro agent, i« e*-
pecting more farmer* to sign con
tracts to plant and Inatota that
they oontaet him at a very early
date; otherwiee, they will not be
able to plant thta crop In 1P60.
All farmero who have not prop-
pared their plant-bed are asked to
do eo as coon as the weather per
mits.
Agent Gill plans to have a
plant-bed preparation and feeding
demonetration around March U,
and will notify ail growero of the
exact date and time for this dem
onstration. All tobacco growers
planting tobacco for the firot time,
should be sure to attend all dem
onstrations and meetings.
All growers, who need plant-bed
covers and transplanters, are re
quested to get in touch with the
agent as aeon as possible.
Current Rate
on Insured Savings
Anticipated Rate
commencing
January 1st, 1960
Per
\
0 Annum
(Compounded Semi-Annually)
In 25 years, this trustworthy institution has never
missed a dividend.
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Its savings accounts are held by investors in many
states. Each account is insured to $10,000 by the Fed
eral Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation, Wash
ington, D. C. A number of accounts may be arranged
to provide insurance protection for all of them.
Corporation accounts are accepted and fully in
sured.
Funds placed by the 10th of the month earn from
the 1st of that month.
Assets Over 12 Million Dollars
Reserves Over 1 Million Dollars
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avijvgs and Loan Association
A SAVINGS INSTITUTION FOUNDED
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our Modern Night Depository for after office hours business."
“NEWBERRY’S LARGEST SAYINGS INSTITUTION"
“SMALL ENOUGH TO KNOW YOU—BIG ENOUGH TO SERVE YOU"
Directors
J. F. CLARKSON
M. a SUMMER
G. K. DOMINICK
J. X. WILLINGHAM
& & PURCELL
W. C HUFFMAN
Supervisor**
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Gas, oil aad «roa«aa
Tutoa and tiro*.
Truck Lie*n*cf
Electricity ——™
Travel Expense — Supervisor —— —>—
Welding, repairs and parts to machinery ——«—^—
Motor Grader —-—-—14,711.32
Cresete — — 326.30
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TRANSFERS *
Newberry Na, 1 a
Claude Wllitoma* al al la Haa*
ala Rawmaa, aae lal aad aaa build-
big aa Flayer RIh |8 lava aad at*
taellaa,
Naaaie Rawmaa la William
Rtehelberger aad Ella Stobalbarg-
er, aaa lal aad aaa building aa
Flayer 81m I! aad albar roaatd-
araltoai,
H, R, Wltoaa I# W, Fulmar
Weiii* aae iai* fmttag aa Lto^
valuabMT^ 1
PeniionPUiu
May Be Changed,
Say, VA Officer
will receive, la the aaveiape with
Itolr aaal paaaiea cbeab, a apariai
pamphlet aad a eard aa wbtoa
Say may make a ehuiee,_T, R,
I 1,118,77
886.71
168.00
48.88
17.91
839.81
49.98
8,670.01
SHERIFF'S DIETING:
Dieting Prisoners I 1,677,07
MISC, CONTG.;
Retirement contribution by Co. on Co. Empl.
Hospltslisstion Ins. for employee* ——
Dem. Agt — Snlery —
Co. Agt. —■ Salary
Co. Agt. — Supplies —
Col. Dem. Agt,
Col. Dem. Agt. — Rent —— —
Co. Health Dept. — Salary
Col Co. Agt. Office — Supplies 228,00
Col. 4-H Club Boys — 88.81
County Audit 2,793.75
4-H Club Boys and Girls 18048
Hospitalisation Welfare Dept. —1 287.42
Child Welfare — Travel 108.86
Social Security — County's Portion 1,092.19
Emergency Relief — Welfare Dept. 1,000.00
8. C. Ind. Comm. Insurance 1,47741
Artifi. Breeding Ass’n 219.86
Supervisor’s Quarterly Report — 95.00
Fuel — Whitmire Library 56.09
National Guard —— 300.00
Bond Premiums -— 497.80
Deputy Sheriff's Uniforms 600.00
Radio Main. 92.70
Traveling Expense — Aviitor 800.00
Documentary Stamps — J. Ray Dawkins, Co. Treas. —_— 300.00
Deputy Sheriff Expense 180.00
MISC. CONTG. 2F:
Clerical Help $ 35.00
Mine. Expense 215.62
Sheriff Office Expense 18.84
Co. Bd. of Education 15,687.00
Office Equipment N 875.50
Dept. Public Welfare 2,400.00
Comm, of Election 600.00
Fleet Fire and Theft Ins. ^ 95.64
Sales and Use Tax 87.22
Paupers Funeral :— 50.00
REP. PUB. BLDGS.:
Telephone $ 1,266.69
Water and Lim its '— 824.73
Fuel — Jail 88.48
Repairs (Court House) and Supplies, Jail 527.44
Fuel — Negro Agt. Office 4.50
Janitor Supplies 268.79
Fuel, Gas Stove, Jail 28.01
j ce 44.40
Repair to Agri. Bldg. 285.20
Insurance ; 1,989.27
Old Court House — Repairs . 418.58
POST. MORTEM ft LUNACY:
Lunacy Exams $ 180.00
Post Mortem exams 60.00
Coroner’s inquest 46.00
Coroner's expense Acct. — 80.10
COURT EXPENSES:
Juror Paybills % 983.72
Coroner's Jury Paybills 24.00
Magistrate Jury Paybills and Witness Fees 36.00
Sheriff travel mi sc. expense 211.47
BOOKS, STA n PSTG., PRTG.:
Stamps $ • 758.57
Printing and adv. 275.95
Box Rent — P. O. 190.00
Office Supplies *_ 120.00
Record Books and Fillers 798.25
Maintenance Service 240.25
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Newtotvy Ne, 1 OtitoMt
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lor aad Faya D, Tayler* aae lei
Md eae buRdiag* II aad ether
valuable eeaalderatleaa..
Julia Demlatoh Raker la Aaale
Caldwell* eae Ml* 11,90 lave aad
affeetiea,
Samuel Haleey Jr, to Whlteaer
Lumber Co„ Iae M eae lot, 14 aero,
110 aad ether valuable consider
ation*,
Mr*, Carrie A, Reamea to Da
vid G, Reamt* aad Sara F,
Ream*** five lot* and eae bulld-
in«*lr and ether valeabto conrid-
ero
Bath River Ne, «
Gertrude Gary, Andrew L,
Gary, et al to The Champion Pa
per aad Fibre Company, 98,1
aero*, 1988,84,
Eugene 8, Bleat* to Jamo*
Gitoon Duffy, one lot, |1,
Whitmire No. 4 OotaMe
Joe H. Bond* to John F, M«-
Carley Jr, aad Doria E. McCariey,
one lot and one building, 110.00
and other, valuable consideratiowi
Little Mountain No, a /
Horace a Richardson te Horace
Wayne Richardaon and Retha L,
Richardson, 1.66 acres, |8,00 love
and affection,
Otto Bowero, et al to Arthur
Boworo, aix acre*, 15.00 and ex
change of property. \
Prosperity No. 7
C. S. Holland to C. E. Hem
bree, one lot |5.00 and other Val
uable conaiderationa,
Susie M. Langford, Herbert
Langford, Mary B. Langford and
John R, Langford to Elisabeth C.
lidssie) Gallman, Columbia, one
lot about one-half acre, 1200.
John D. Lake to T. J. Heyward
Amick, 28.85 acres, $5.00 und par
tition of land.
J. Heyward Amick to John D.
Lake, 2145 acres, $5.00 and parti
tion of land.
AtiaSHteft 0M«W at
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EPEHEB^B l own,
about March 1, Mr, McCuaaeH
added.
The pamphlet •uppliea full to*
fwmatioa ea both tie preaeat
the aew pmmtoa lawt «• that Ito
pearioa recipient will ha eWe ta
make a choice between the two
HSl! McCennell pointed out that
there wa« no hurry atout making
tha choice and that the panrianer
could continue under the present
pension tow a* tong ** he or aho
were ettgibto. Once a penaioner
choose* ta fame under the new
tow, however, there to no return ta,
the provision* of the present tow.
The pamphlet, in addition to ex-
pMnint th. « djMrf-
vantage* iftat may affect indtird*
ual pensioner* under both to#e*
•too giro* otoar instruction* for
filling out the enclosed card by
which choice of the new penaioA
tow may be made.
The new pension tow goes into
effect July 1, I960, and th*
must be received by the VA on
before that date for the
to go in effect that d
card is received by the
that dat*i the new rate
effective aa of the date
to received, Mr, McGonne
SCOUT PROMOTIONS
The following award* were made
at the Board of Review, Newberryg
District, on February 28:
Troop 86: Bon Stowort to See-
ond Class; Charlie Epps to Life;
Henry Brooks, Bronx© Palm (five
merit badges above Eagle).
Merit Badges
TToop 66: Jimmy Clamp, cook
ing, home repairs, scholarship;
Charlie Epps, citisenship in
nation, cooking, forestry; Charles
Huffetetler, citisenship in the na
tion; Sidney Kibler, .home repairs;
Parker Martin, athletics.
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Auditor’s 1960 Tax Assessment Notice
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Returns of personal property, real property, new build
ings and real estate transfers, and poll tax are to be made
at the County Auditor’s office beginning:
JANUARY 2ND, 1960
THROUGH
FEBRUARY 29TH, 1960
All able-bodied male citizens between the ages of twen
ty-one and sixty are liable to $1.00 poll tax.
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All returns are to be made by Tax Districts. Your fail
ure to make return calls for a penalty as prescribed by law.
RALPH B. BLACK,
Auditor Newberry County, S. C.
“D* Kid’s sure cautious tonight. Said he wants to look
good when he picks up that new car which Purcells
helped him buy.”
Dem Purcell people are a knockout to deal
wit. See 'em when you want to finance yer
next car.
PURCELLS
“YOUR PRIVATE BANKERS’*
1418 Main St Newberry
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