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Girl Scout Day Camp Now Open
THE NEWBERRY SUN, NEWBERRY, SOUTH CAROLINA
The Girl Scout Day Camp which
opened Monday at Lynch’s Woods
will run for two weeks, acordir.g
to Miss Doris Ann Parks, camp di
rector. Miss Parks announced the
following personnel for the camp
period:
Mrs. Clara Wertz, business
manager; Mrs. Frazier Lominack,
nurse; Christy I^vingston,' cfafts;
Judy Shealy, archery; Homer
Schumpert, nature study.
Unit leaders are Sinclair Kem
per, Jackie Crooks, Doris Goree,
and Pauline Dantzler.
Unit Counselors are Marcia
Kirkland, Margaret McCarrel,
Nancy Hazel, Rachel Bedenbaugh,
Frances King, Pam Phillips, Gail
Davis, Sally Lister, Joyce Pinson,
and Dottie Dubose.
Activities planned for the tw'o
weeks include folk dancing, sing
ing, badgework, archery, volley
ball, ho^se shoes, cookouts, and
overnight camping.
Director Parks stated Tuesday
that the second week of camp is
not yet filled. It begins July 4 and
ends on the 8th. Those interested
should call Miss Parks at 599-R.
Non-Scouts who are interested in
Scouting and plan to join a troop
in the fall may attend the camp
next. All girls attending must
! have completed the second grade.
Kendall Joins
Bleached Goods
Company
The Kendall Company and the
American Bleached Goods Com
pany have entered into a contract
for the joining of the business op
erations of the American Bleached
Goods Company with Kendall’s
Textile Division effective July 1,
N. Ross MacCallum, president of
the American Bleached Goods
Company, and John L. McConchie,
director of sales for the Kendall
Company’s Textile Division, an
nounced in New York, Monday.
Paul T. Chave, executive vice
HAS TONSIL OPERATION
Laddy Hamm, five and one-half
year old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Hamm of Prosperity, un
derwent a tonsil operation in the
Mills Clinic at Prosperity last
Saturday morning. He is getting
along nicely and has returned to
his home.
president of the American Bleach
ed Goods Company, will head the
American Bleached Goods Depart
ment of the Kendall Company. As
sociated with him will be James
A. Fisher, a vice president of Am
erican Bleached Goods Company,
and other American Bleached
Goods Company personnel.
The American Bleached Goods
Department of the Kendall Com
pany will continue the operatidh
Mason Wright
Leaves Local
f
Survivors
Q. Mason Wright, 76, a resi
dent of Greer, died last Monday
night at a Greenville hospital
following three years of declining
health and a serious illness of two
months.
Mr. Wright was bom in Laur-
of the business at the present Am
erican Bleached Goods Company
offices a 401 Fifth Ave., New
York City.
No exchange of stock is involv
ed in the transaction.
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ens County, a son of the late
James P. and Nannie M. Fleming
Wright. He had lived in Grteer
for 30 years and for 11 years was
associated with the Greer plant
of J. P. Stevens Co., retiring > in
1941. His wife, Eba Hardiman
WT*ight, died in 1936.
Survivors include two sisters,
Mrs. Lillie Timmerman and Mrs.
Belle Nesley, both of Newberry.
Funeral was conducted Tuesday,
with burial at Mountain View
Cemetery at Greer.
County Women
At State H. D.
Convention
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— DIRECTORS —
J. F. Clarkson G. K. Dominick W. C. Huffman
M. O. Summer E. B. Purcell J. K. Willingham
The South Carolina Home Dem
onstration Council held its 40th
annual convention at Winthrop
College, Rock Hill, June 21-23, ac-
ording to Mrs. L. Edward Chand
ler, president of the Newberry
County Home Demonstration
Council.
The theme of the convention
“Looking Ahead” was emphasized
in the discussion groups and
talks. Mrs. Verne Alden of Wells-
ville, Kansas, president of the Na
tional Home Demonstration Coun
cil was the featured speaker on
the program. Her subject was
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THURSDAY, FRIDAY &
SATURDAY
| Betty Hutton, Carnel Wilde,
Charlton Heston, Dorothy Lamour
James Stewart
The Greatest
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Admission—All Children 25c;
Adults 50c
, MONDAY & TUESDAY
Sophia Loren, Anthony Quinn,
Margaret O’Brien
Heller In
Pink Tights
CLOVER LEAF
DRIVE-IN
Theatre
THURSDAY
Warrior And The
Slave Girl
George Marchal, Gianna Canale
Added Color Cartoon—T.V. Pud
dle Head
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
CASH McCALL
James Gamer, Natalie Wood,
Dean Jagger
Added Color Cartoon—T-Bone
For Two
SUNDAY, MONDAY &
TUESDAY
SAMSON ,
and
DELILAH
Victor Mature, Hedy Lamarr
Added Color Cartoon—Rat Day
BARBECUE —Pork and HASH,
July 4th, at my heme on Horse
shoe Circle, just beyond Oakland.
Be ready at at 8:30. Bring your
containers. Phone 915-W for or
ders. JESSIE (DICK) HILLER
AIRLINE TRAINING
Men and women, ages 17 to 45,
wanted to train for high-salar
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You will train (full or part-
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AIRLINE DIVISION
Continental Schools Corp.
Dept. AC 10 Box 429
Newberry, S. C.
Name
Address City
Age Phone
THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1960
“What of the View?” Dr. Walter|
D. Smith, Dean of the College,
spoke on “Home Economics in the
Sixties and the Woman’s Role.”
Also appearing on the program
were: Miss Eunice Heyward, Di
rector, Division of Home Econom
ics, Federal Extension Service;
Sgt. B. E. Falley, S. C. Highway
Dept.; Miss Nancy Blair, S. C.
State Library Board; and Miss
Georgia Taylor, State Girl’s 4-H
Club Agent.
Mrs. John Earle Smith, State
Religion and Family Life Chair
man/ conducted a workshop Wed
nesday afternoon for county
chairmen.
Mrs. Ira Gibson, Smyrna Club,
and Mrs. W. C. Koon, Pomaria
Club, modeled dresses they had
made in the fashion show on Wed
nesday night.
There were 593 members and
visitor* registering during the
week. Attending the convention
from Newberry County were: Mrs.
L. Edwpr^ Chandler, Beth Eden
club; Ilfifs.^John Earle Smith, Bush
River dlqb; tyrs. Ira Gibson, Mrs.
R. E. Moore, Mrs. Harry Shealy
and Mrs. Ruth Walton, Smyrna
Club; Mrs. W. C. Koon, Mrs. Bes
sie Kibler, Pomaria Club; and
Mrs. Joe Koon, St. Phillips club.
Attending for one day were: Mrs.
Everette Lake, Little Mountain
club; Mrs. W. L. Singley, Bush
River; Mrs. Henry Mills and Mrs.
Homer Long, Tranwood.
Mrs. Mildred Holliday and Miss
Doney Crain, Home Agents, also
attended.
HOSPITAL
PATIENTS
NEWBERRY COUNTY
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
Henry Ballew, 502 O’Neal St.
Mrs. Martha Bowers, Silver-
street.
Mrs. Annette -Brooks, Rt. 3,
Prosperity.
Mrs. Mabel Cain, Rt. 1.
Miss Emily Louise Cromer, Rt.
1, Prosperity.
Mrs. .Hazel Dolin, [Rt. 1, Pros
perity.'
Mrs. Frances Fulmer, Rt. 2,
Clinton.
Webb Goff, Rt. 1.
Mrs. Geraldine Harmon, Rt. 3,
Prosperity.
Arthur Hawkins, 22 Glenn St.
J. P. Halfacre, 2018 Glenn St.
Charles Hendrix, 609 Floyd St.
Miss Susan Hunt, Batesburg.
Ollie Lever, 1304 Second St.
Mrs. Vera Livingston, Rt. 1,
Pomaria.
James Long, Rt. 1.
Forrest Miller, 1603 Evans St.
Mrs. Euna Mize, Rt. 1.
Mrs. Ruby Plumbee, \Rt. 3.
Cleve Richardson, 403 Green St.
Mrs. Brunell Stone, Rt. 1, Po
maria.
Miss Patricia Ann Sheppard,
Rt.. 2.
Ira Taylor, 605 Main St.
Mrs. Sara Way, 808 Drewry
St., Atlanta, Ga.
Andrew Willingham, Rt. 1, Box
403.
Mrs. Etta Willingham, 719
Daisy St.
Colored Patients
Eunice Allen, 504 Drayton St.
•Jim Chalmers, 421 Boundary
St. *
George Means, Rt. 3.
Daisy Reuben, 822 Reid Square.
Martha Sims, Rt. 2, Pomaria.
Daisy Sims, Rt. 3.
Bessie Wyatt, 1813 Vincent St.
MILLS CLINIC PATIENTS
Mrs. Cleo Moore and Baby
Girl, Leesville.
Miss Barbara Johnson, Bates
burg.
Miss Willadine Shealy, Lees
ville. #
Mrs. Ruth Folk, Newberry.
Mrs .Ollie Rankin, Leesville.
Caldwell Ruff, < olumbia.
Carl Epting, P- asperity.
Miss Lalla Ma rtin, Newberry.
Mrs. Beatrice Hope, Columbia.
Mrs. Thelma Maroney, Bates
burg.
Mrs. 'Mary Pardue, Newberry.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lang Eastern.
Farr Jr., of Little Mountain, an*-
nounce the birth of a six pound,
13 1-2 ounce daughter, Cynthia
Irene, at the 'local hospital on
June 22nd. Mrs. Farr is the for
mer Annie Ruth Bickley.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Bartley
Rollins, Route 3, Newberry are
the parents of a five pound, five
ounce daughter. Hazel Dianne,
born on June 23rd at the New
berry Memorial Hospital. Mrs.
Rollins is the former Flossie Lee
Kendrick.
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