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(Nannie Lucille) Dominick, and Mrs. Howard (Pauline) Wes- singer, all of Prosperity, and Miss RE-ELECT ‘Jabbo’ FOLK To The House Of Representatives Know YourRepreseutative 'Jabbo’ Folk A YOUNG MAN — 34 YEARS OLD A FAMILY MAN — 4 CHILDREN A BUSINESS MAN BORN & REARED ON A FARM — He Understands the needs and problems of the Rural folks. A MAN — Who is vitally interested in his County and has worked hard in many Civic Organizations: PasGPresident Newberry Jaycees Member Newberry Lions Club. Past-Pres. Nby. Co. Girl Scout Council Past Chairman Newberry County March of Dimes. Chairman Newberry County Nation al Foundation — (Polio) V-Pres. Elect Boundary Street P.T.A. Past President Newberry Youth Welfare Committee. Active As Member Of Newberry Co. District Boy Scout Committee. HE IS A MAN — Who is active In The Church and Religious Life of the Community: Member Newberry A.R.P. Church. Member Of Board Of Deacons Member of Board of Directors of the Mens’ Organization of the Church. Past-Pres. Mens’ Bible Class Sunday School Teacher. “JABBO” FOLK’S Activities In His Co mmunity Life Prove That He Is The Right Man for the Office — Cast your Vote for a Young — Energetic and Active Man for Your Representative. Amelia Catherine Bowers of New berry; four brothers, L. L., George Houston, and Waiter Bradley Bow ers, ail of Prosperity, and a num ber of nieces and nephews. Funeral services were conduct ed at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Mc- Swain Funeral Home by Rev. Dr. Thomas F. Suber and Rev. Rufus Rowe. Interment was in Green wood Memorial Gardens in Green wood. Active pallbearers were Walter Grady, Harold and Capers Bowers, J. F. Wessinger and Hoyt Morris. Bowers Dies Jacob M. Bowers, 78, of Rt. 2, Prosperity, died Tuesday night of last week at the Columbia Hospi tal after several weeks critical ill ness. Mr. Bowers was born and reared in the St. Lukes Section of New berry County, a son of the late Jacob Samuel and Elizabeth C. Bowers. He was a farmer and member of Zion Methodist Church. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Lena Moore ‘Bowers; three sis ters, Mrs. J. C. Butler of Silver- street, Mrs. Arthur Boozer of Newberry and Mrs. Saxon Daw kins of Prosperity, and a number of nieces and nephews. Funeral services were conducted at 5 p.m. Thursday at Zion Meth odist Church by Rev. George Straitt, and Dr. Thomas F. Suber. Interment was in the church ce metery. Active pallbearers were David Bowers, Joe Moore, Otto Moore, William Aycock, Jakie Dawkins, and Sammy Bowers. OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR Ms Door will always be OPEN to South Carolina needs YOUR support, and 1 the support of every citizen.^ To progress^ we must all work together with a pro^ experienced leader. v Our Governor s*< should be open to all our people. You won't have to know somebody, to see your Gov ernor.* The MAYBANK door will continue) to be open to you. vy- .. For the past sixty years, the voters of this state, in their wisdom, elected men to the office of Cover- J nor, who had previously held elective public office. You elected Burnet Maybank your Lieutenant Gov ernor, four years ago, by a tremendous vote in the first primary. He has served you for 3J2 years — only a heartbeat from the Governor s chair. / Now, for GOVERNOR Rev. Epps At Marion Church The Rev. John Epps of New berry will be working with First Methodist Church of Marion dur ing the summer. Mr. Epps is a student at the Perkins School of Theology at Southern Methodist University in Dallas. iHe will be received into the South Carolina RECENT MOVINGS Mr. and Mrs. David Greenslade have moved to 2105 Springdale in the house they purchased from J. W. Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Fennell and family have moved to 1901 Harper street in the home they bought from A. F. Ellis. Annual Conference in June. Rev. Epps is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Epps of Newberry. You Push Me In / Vill Help PuU You Out bank • • • RE-ELECT Carman Bouknight Candidate For Commissioner DISTRICT 1 Your Vote And Support Appreciated Re-Elect Frank D. Pinckney Adjutant General of South Carolina Frank D. Pinckney is willing and ready to serve his country on active duty whenever and wherever called. In the meantime, he is fulfilling his obligation to the people of South Carolina, who named him to the important post of Adjutant General, to keep all National Guard units in the State trained for whatever task they may be called upon to perform. South Carolina Air and Army National Guard units under his command, which were called into ac tive duty last year, have received high efficiency ratings and have beeen a credit to the State of South Carolina and its National Guard system un der the leadership of Adjutant General Pinckney. The National Guard is an important economic factor in South Carolina. To continue its monetary and military value to our State, we urge you to re elect the man with proven ability to efficiently op erate the office of Adjutant General of South Carolina. KOTf TUESDAY FOR FRANK D. PINCKNEY Frank D. Pinckney is experienced, having served as Battalion Commander in the European Theatre in World War II. He has held important offices in the S. C. National Guard prior to being elected Adjutant General in 1958. Frank D. Pinckney is civic-minded. He is a char ter member of South Carolina Alert, Inc., and has taken part in Cold War Seminars to alert citizens 4 to the dangers of Communism. *r He is a Legionnaire, a Rotarian, Elk, Mason, Sun day School Superintendent, Boy Scout Council mem ber, Member of Board of Visitors of the Citadel, Past President of S. C. National Guard Association. I VOTE TUESDAY FOR FRANK D. PINCKNEY Sponsored by Members of Newberry Notional Gu ard Units, Sponsored by Members of Newberry National Guard Units ■m m