THE NEWBERRY SUN, NEWBERRY, SOUTH CAROUNA
THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1
OF REALTY
Newberry No. 1
Thomal Lee Tribble et al to
Pauline Saber and Eddie Suber,
Jr., one lot and one building, 225
Werts Ave., $1250.
Thomal Lee Tribble et al to
John Prank Tribble, one lot and
•one building on Boundary Street
$2500.
Carrie W. Mayer to Beulah F.
Bosh and Ruth M. Cathran, one
lot and one building fronting on
Pope street, $5 and other valuable
considerations.
Newberry No. 1 Outside
Estelle M. Summer to James
Boy Felker, one lot, formerly C.
C. Lominick lot, $5 and other val-
nable considerations.
Gertie W. West to John Dennis
Pappas, one lot $5.
John Dennis Pappas to Bessie
Pappas, one lot and one building,
formerly Gertie W. West proper
ly, $5 and assumption of mort-
page.
Silverstreet No. 2
The town of Silverstreet to the
County of Newberry, one lot, $5.
Whitmire No. 4
County Native
Died Thursday
Mrs. Jennie Ruth Counts Brooks
Kibler, 64, died Thursday morn
ing at her home in Columbia.
Mrs. Kibler was born in New
berry County, a daughter of the
late Ennis and Eva Lovelace
Counts. She was a member of
Ebenezer Lutheran Church.
Funeral services were conducted
Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at Ebenezer
Lutheran Church by Rev. Carl A.
Honeycutt. Burial was in Pros
perity Cemetery.
Robert Lee Gaffney to Albert
Lee Gaffney and Hattie Lee Gaff
ney Harding, 7 3acres, $5 love
and affection.
A. C. Monts to Charlie Monts,
Route 2, Chapin, 7 and 17.7 acres,
portion of the property formerly
belonging to Richard Brown, et al,
$5 love and affection.
Prosperity No. 7
J. A. C. Kibler, M. L. Kibler
and B. M. D. Livingston to M. W.
Bedenbaugh, one lot, $975.
Jerry Dawkins to J. A. C. Kib
ler and B. M. D. Livingston, one
lot $975.
Mrs. Long Dies
Mrs. Anna Catherine Bundrick
Long, 81, died Friday at the Mills
Clinic in Prosperity.
Mrs. Long was born and rear
ed in the Bethlehem section of
Newberry County, the daughter of
the late William David and Mary
Catherine Leitzsey.
She was a member of Bethle
hem Lutheran Church and a for
mer member of the CLCW. Her
husband, Junius Gilbert Long, died
in 1940.
Mrs. Long is survived by one
son, Gilbert Long Jr. of Pomaria;
five daughters, Mrs. C. O. (Mary)
Kinard of Joanna, Mrs. Horace
(Essie) Livingston, Mrs. Boyd
(Virginia) Livingston and Mrs.
Perry (Georgia Lee) Livingston
of Pomaria and Mrs. Lewis (Cath
erine) Dennis of Prosperity; two
sisters, Mrs. Allen Ringer of Co
lumbia and Mrs. Fannie Ringer of
Newberry; 30 grandchildren, and
15 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were conducted
at 2:30 Saturday afternoon from
Bethlehem Lutheran Church. In
terment followed in the church
cemetery.
Grandsons served as active pall
bearers.
FINAL CLEAN-UP!
288 pr. Dress Shoes $5.00
(REGULAR TO $18.99)
99 pr. Flats
(REGULAR TO $12.99)
$3.99
Above Prices Thru Jan. 31 ONLY!
Anderson’s Shoe Store
Where Yon SAVE
Does Make A Difference...
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possible loss by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation,
Washington, D. C., which was created by the United States Govern
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semi-annually.
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mains our most imporl nt obligation.
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INSTITUTION FOUNDED 1035
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J. F. CLARKSON
ML a SUMMER
BRANCH OFFICE — Bafesburg, S. C.
Directors
G. K. DOMINICK
J. K. WILLINGHAM
E. B. PURCELL
W. C HUFFMAN
Mrs. Nichol’s
Father Dies
Ira D. Caughman, 88, retired
farmer and school teacher of Rt.
4, Leesville, died Saturday after
an extended illness.
Born in Saluda County, he was
a son of the late J. F. and Ira
Charles Caughman. He was a
member of Hilltop Baptist
Church.
Survivors include a daughter,
Mrs. A. E. (Josie) Nichols of
Prosperity.
Funeral services were conduct
ed at 3 p.m. Sunday from St.
Mark’s Lutheran Church by Rev.
J. Hilton Roof, Rev. T. E. Martin
and Rev. D. E. Braiham. Burial
was in the church cemetery.
RITZ
'Theatre
THURSDAY, FRIDAY &
SATURDAY
John Wayne, Stuart Whitman, Ina
Balin, Lee Marvin
The Comancheros
Children 25c; Adults 60c
KIDDIE SHOW
Saturday Morning 10:00 A. M.
John Crawford, Mimi Gibson,
Diane Brewster
The Courage Of
Black Beauty
j
MONDAY & TUESDAY
Dana Andrews, Eleanor Parker,
Jeanne Crain, Eddie Albert
Madison Avenue
CLOVER LEAF
DRIVE-IN
Theatre
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Ring Of Fire
David Janssen, Joyce Taylor,
Frank Gorshin
Added Color Cartoon—Switchin
Kitten
SUNDAY
Midnight Lace
Doris Day, Rex Harrison, John
Gavin, Myrna Loy
Added Color Cartoon—Firefly
Re-Named Head
Action Council
January 28 has been designated
as a special time for sermons on
“Christian Observance of Sunday”
in churches throughout South Car
olina. This is recommended to the
churches by the inter-church
Christian action Council which ap
proved the idea at its recent An ■ 1
nual meeting in Columbia.
The idea for a special sermon
on this timely topic originated,
acording to Council Executive The
Rev. Howard G. McClain, in a
resolution to the Men’s Bible class
of the First Presbyterian church
in Charleston.
The resolution requested that
the Charleston Ministers’ Asso
ciation establish a time for ser
mons on this topic. The Charles
ton pastors’ group responded very
favorably to the suggestion and
designated January 28 as the
time. The Christian Action Coun
cil, at its annual meeting, then
considered the idea, thought it
worth recommending to all the
churches of the State.
The timeliness of these ser
mons, Mr. McClain indicated, is
found not only (1) in the present
efforts to pass a stronger Sunday
closing law in the state legislative
body, and (2) in the consideration
of the validity of such laws by the
federal courts.
But especially for the churches
he indicated, there is an (3) ur
gent and pressing need to under
stand and indoctrinate our mem
bers in the meaning and relev
ance for today of the 4th Com
mandment to remember the Lords
day and to keep it holy.
A special packet of information
for pastors has been prepared by
the Christian Action council and
is avai.able free on request by
writing to them at 1420 Lady St.,
Columbia.
Ke-elected officers of the state
wide interdenominational Council
were Dr. Neil Truesdell of New
berry, president; Mrs. D. C. Bo-
mar of Ridge Springs and Rev.
Bryan Crenshaw of Gaffney, vice
presidents, and Rev. Neal Wynd-
ham of Columbia, secretary.
HOSPITAL
PATIENTS
Newberry County
Memorial Hospital
Alvin Boyd Cotney, Rt. 1
Miss Eunice Leitzsey, Rt. 2
Mrs. Grace Hazel, Rt. 1
Miss Leilah Berry, Rt. 4, Sa
luda
Mrs. Dorothy Merchant, 2813
Hunt St.
Mrs. Willie Mae Bickley, 2008
McCracy St.
Miss Freda Bowers, Rt. 2
Mrs. Edna -Berry, 1311 Milligan
St.
Mrs. Helen Clary and baby girl,
118 Georgia Ave., New Ellenton
Frank E. Culclasure, 525 O’Neal
St.
Mst. Ricky Campbell, 106 Buice
St., Clinton
Charles Cromer, Rt. 1
Miss Tina Rae Darby, 2507 Fair
Ave. *
Mrs. Kathleen Fanning, 1147
Reid St.
Miss Maude Lee Franklin, 1812
Milligan St.
Rayford D. Gambrell, 1917B
Harper St.
Mrs. Ann Hester and baby girl,
2801 Clyde Ave.
Mrs. Hattie W\ Hendrix, Rt. 3
Mrs. Lassie Knight, Rt. 1, WTiit-
mire
Forrest Longshore, Silverstreet
J. Berley Morris, 110 Caldwoll
St.
Louis Morris, 2012 Main St.
Mrs. Claudia Nobels, 311 Berry
St.
Mrs. Cora Pitts, Rt. 3
Claude E. Porter, 2320 Henry
Ave.
Lance Reid, Hawkins Boarding
House
• Mrs. Vera Louise Rister, 402
O’Neal St.
Mrs. Sudie Roton, 220 Green St.
Jimmie Lee Riddle, Rt. 3
Yancy V. A. Riser, Pomaria
Miss Mary Sue Sherbert, 2545
Nance St.
Jacob Eugene Stockman, Nance
St. Ext.
Mrs. Mary Shealy, Little Moun
tain
Mrs. Betty Traylor, 1304 Third
St.
Mrs. Betty Willingham, 610
Clara St.
Mrs. Nora West, Rt. 4, Lees
ville
Mrs. Willie Mae Wicker, Rt. 2
Mrs. Erin Wood, 1326 Washing
ton St.
Mrs. Janie Whitaker, 1934
Nance St.
Mrs. Ora P. Hendrix, Rt. 4
Mrs. Grace Harvey and baby
girl, 2637 DeLoai he Ave.
Mrs. Carolyn Davenport, Rt. 1,
Kinards.
Mrs. Mary Ida Frick, Rt. 1, Po
maria.
Henderson At
Staff College
FT. LEAVENWORTH, Kan. (A
HTNC)—Army National Guard
Lt. Col. James W. Henderson of
Newberry, is attending the 16-
week associate course at the Army
Command and General Staff Col
lege, Fort Leavenworth, Kan. The
course is scheduled to end May 4.
Colonel Henderson is a member
of the 25th class to be enrolled in
the course. The class, consisting of
410 U. S. Army officers and 33 of
ficers from 16 allied nations, was
addressed by Maj. Gen. Harold K.
Johnson, college commandant and
post commander*, at opening day
exercises on Jan. 5.
The college, the Army’s senior
tactical school, was established in
1881 as the School of Application
of Infantry and Cavalry. The as
sociate course was established in
1947 and is designed to prepare
selected officers from all compon
ents of the Army for duty as com
manders and general staff officers.
The class includes 75 Army Re
serve and Army National Guard
officers on temporary active duty.
The attendance of these civilian
component officers is indicative
of the Army’s effort to train ami
maintain “One Army.”
The colonel is regularly assigned
to the 263d Artillery’s Headquart*
ers -Battery, an Army National
Guard unit in Newberry.
Colonel and Mrs. Henderson live
at 1612 College St.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A.
Henderson, 408 O'Neal St., he is
a 1936 graduate of Newberry
High School and a 1940 graduate
of Newberry College.
Baby Stanley Eugene, 203 Gil
liam St., Whitmire.
Joseph Bobb, Rt. 1, Silverstreet
Chaney Rutherford, 812 Reese
Sq.
Baby Girl Cooper, Rt. 1, Po
maria
Orlander Davis, Rt. 3, Prosper
ity
Morris LeMont Davis, Rt. 3
Josephine Johnston, Fit. 4
Joseph Means Sr., 206 Drayton
St.
Robert Lee Sims, 1409 Caldwell
St.
Bill Turner, Rt. 3
Rillie Mae Wise, Rt. 3, Prosper
ity
Jordan Werts, Rt. 3
TEEN CLUB
NEWS NOTES
! The Senior Teen Club elected
j the following officers for the
! 1961-02 school year:
I President, Parker Martin; 1st
Vice President, Steve Long; 2nd
vice presidents, Bobby Oxner and
Henry Brooks, who tied in the
election and will both serve. Don
na Rook was appointed secretary
and treasurer.
The “twist” contest was a big
success. After many eliminations,
Rhett Frazier and Linda Minick
were the winners. Each was award
ed an LP album, courtesy Wertz
Music & Appliance Co.
There were 173 members present
for the election and contest.
The Junior Teen Club will have
a “Twist” contest this Friday
night at the Youth Center. Al 1
members are asked to attend and
take part. The winning boy and
girl will receive an LP album.
Only club members can attend.
Music will be by the “Esquires.”
The dance will begin at 7:00 p.m.
and last until 10:30 p.m.
State Highways
Circle Globe
Roads in the combined highway
system totaled 29,533 miles on
December 31, a year-end road in
ventory statement by S. C. High
way department revealed.
Cost of upkeep of state-main
tained roads amounted to $16,081,-
000 in 1961, a figure that grows
from year to year as mileage in
creases.
The summary showed that, laid
end to end, the 26,154 miles of
paving would more than circle
the earth. Of this paved mileage
9,268 miles are on the heavily
traveled primary system routes
and 16,887 miles are on the lesser
traveled state secondary system
road.*.. A total of 3,377 miles in the
system are unpaved.
The primary system is limited
by law to 10,000 miles, so year-by
year growth of highways cons
tructed and placed under Highway
department maintenance is large
ly in the secondary system. (In
cluded in the primary mileage are
Interstate System highways, of
which 205 miles art open to traf
fic, 93 miles under construction
and 335 miles to be built, a total
of 678 miles.)
Orangeburg has the largest
number of miles in the combined
system, 1152. Only four other
counties, Aiken, Anderson, Green
ville, and Spartanburg, have over
1000 miles in the system.
NOTICE OF SALE
Pursuant to an Order signed by
Honorable Steve C. Griffith, Resi
dent Judge of the Eighth Judicial
Circuit, in the case of Rosa Lee
DeWalt vs. Dennis DeWalt, Hulda
D. Brooks, Mattie D. Brooks, Wil
lie D. Wicker, Alonzo DeWall; and
Josephine DeWalt, Defendants, I
will sell at Public Sale to the
hi/hest bidder for cash, at the
Newberry County Court House
during the usual hours of Public
Sale on Monday, February 5, 1962,
the following described lot of land:
All that piece, parcel or lot
of land in the Town of Helena,
County of Newberry, State of
South Carolina, containing six-
tenths (.6) of an acre, more or
less, being bounded by a street
which now or formerly sep^v-
ates it from land of Mrs. Lou-
isa Zobel; by lands now or form
erly of Olin Hcntz, Amanda.
Anderson, and Minerva Hix; and
being the identical lot of land
which was conveyed by Eliza
beth Scott to William DeWalt
and Rosa Lee DeWalt by deed
dated May 1, 1943, and recorded
in the office of the Clerk of'
Court for Newbeiry County in
Deed Book 50 at page 125, and
being the identical lot of land
conveyed to Elizabeth Scott by
Deed of John Hentz dated De
cember 9, 1913, and recorded iH
the office of the Clerk of Court-
for Newberry County in Deed.
Book 24 at page 16.
The successful bidder will be
required to deposit immediately
after the sale cash in the amount
of Five (5 percent) per cent of
his bid or her bid £s guaranty of
good faith and as security for -
compliance with his or her bid.
The purchaser will be required’
to pay for the Deed and all Doc
umentary Stamps.
For further information see Har
ley & Parr, Attorneys for Plain
tiff.
s/ E. MAXCY STONE, P.J-
for Newberry County.
Jan. 11,18^5—88-3tc.
sal:
wish—act. Learn how to
good steady income opera*
your own business. No
ience or capital nedeed.
Rawleigh, Dept. SCA-Sl
Richmond, Va.
MEN AND WOMEN W
to train for Civil Service jdbs-
We prepare men and women,
ages 18-55. No experience nec
essary. Grammar school educa
tion usually sufficient. Perma
nent jobs. No layoffs, short
hours, high pay, advancement.
Stay on present jOu while train
ing. Send name, address, phone-
number and time at home (fT
rural give directions). Licensed-
Write CTS, Box 429, Newberry,
S. C. 39-8tp
—* ff
For Sale—Hou?e and lot (1 acre)
located on Route 76, north, in the
Kinards community. Will refinish.
for suitable tenant. Phone collect
257-71S8 Columbia.—Jan.25-4t>
Mills Clinic Patients
Mrs. Betty Stuck and baby
girl, Prosperity.
Mrs. Faye Rinehart and baby
girl, Batesburg.
Mrs. Vida Thomason, Prosper
ity.
Mrs. Azalee Hawkins, Prosper
ity.
Miss Frances Counts, Chapin
Mrs. Eva Mae Taylor, Prosper
ity
Miss Lalla Martin, Newberry
Mrs. L. C. Padgett, Batesburg
Mrs. Peggy Jean Killian, Pros
perity
Ruby Gleaton and baby boy,
Prosperity
Rudean Gobe and baby girl,
Prosperity
Juanita Stoudemire and baby
boy, Prosperity.
Dorothy Bowers and baby boy,
Chapin.
Cars Fail Tests
Of 82,037 motor vehicles stopped
by highway patrolmen and inspec
ted for safe mechanical condition
during the last half of 1961, a to
tal of 58,712 failed to meet min
imum safety requirements, the
State highway department has re
ported,
Officers hold selective inspec
tion of apparently defective vehi
cles along the highways as part
of their safety enforcement.
A total of 13,577 had defective
brakes, and 41,056 had defective
lights. There were 5,707 rejected
for improper windshield wipers
and 1,305 with defective steering.
Owners or operators are re
quired to correct defects within a
reasonable, specified time before
thev mav onerate them on the
Kendall Now In
Catgut Business
BOSTON, Jan. 11.—The Kendall
company will acquire two Chicago
catgut processing facilities in sep
arate cash transactions, Kendall
president Richard R. Higgins, an
nounced today. The firms, the Am
erican Gut String Manufacturing
company and E. P. Juneman cor
poration, process catgut materials
which are used in the preparation
of surgical sutures and strings
for tennis raquets and musical in
struments.
The acquisitions, Mr. Higgins,
said, will enable Kendall’s Bauer
& Black surgical dressings opera-
tion’to set up integrated manufac
turing for its Curity sutures and
provide opportunities for expand
ed product and market develop
ment.
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SALE!
GIRLS SLIM SETS —1-3 Off
Sizes 3-6x, 7-14, Toddlers, Pre-Teens
Car Coats, Boys & Girls —1-3 Off
Knit Hats, Boys Caps —1-3 Off
Also a special table of Bargains
Tots To Teens
1214 Main St.
Newberry
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