The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, June 04, 1964, Image 4

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PAGES THE NEWBERRY SUN, NEWBERRY, SOUTH CAROLINA THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1964 The faculty of Boundary Street School honored Mrs. Elizabeth Graham with a luncheon last Thursday at the Wallace Home. Mrs. Graham is retiring at the end of this school year. In addition to the luncheon, the teachers of Boundary presented Mrs. Graham a corsage and a Gift Certificate. The presentation was made by Mrs. Ruby R. Abrams, principal. A silver compote, gift of New berry city teachers, was presented by R. E. Beck, superintendent of elementary schools. The invocation before the din ner was given by Miss Sallie Lee Cromer, a fifth grade teacher of Boundary. Guests invited for the occasion included Mrs. Henry Fellers and Mrs. George Martin, sisters of the retiring teacher; her niece, Mrs. Ralph P. Baker; her husband, Clifton Graham; Mrs. Doris San- ders of the Newberry Sun and Ol- lie Moye of the Newberry Obser ver. The beautiful arrangement of roses which centered the luncheon table was given by Mrs. Graham’s niece, Mrs. Baker. Mrs. Matthews’ Relative Dies Mrs. James A. McCarty, of 325 Howard street, Columbia, died at the Columbia hospital Friday af ter an illness of several months. She was 61 years of age. Mrs. McCarty, the former Miss Mary Smith, was born in Toronto, Canada. She was a daughter of the late Foster and Mary Smith. She had made her home in Columbia since 1947 and was a member of the First Church of Christ, Scientists. She is a sister-in-law of Mrs. L. J. Matthews of Newberry. The funeral was held Sunday at the graveside in Rosemont cemetery, conducted by Dowe B. Erwin. THE MARINE CORPS BUILDS MEN! SEE YOUR LOCAL U. S. MARINE RECRUITER ELECT SUPERVISOR of Newberry Comity S. W. Shealy pledges to every citizen four years service in each section of Newberry County, and to each citizen service to which he is entitled. I am a life-long citizen of Newberry County; and my record during the three terms I was your supervisor speaks for itself. Many dirt roads that I kept up have been black topped. They are now in the State Highway System. With a lesser number of dirt roads in the county, it now costs less to maintain the roads. Don’t forget you can depend on me each year. I will be out among you to see for myself what you are really in need of. My word is my bond. I dug out basements for 23 churches, and top soiled around them when I was your supervisor. I also ask you, ladies and gentlemen, didn’t I help you in parks and playgrounds? I also helped in many graveyards, and at Newberry College, while I was supervisor. We spent many days putting topsoil on the football and baseball fields, around the buildings on the campus, and sowed grass on the college grounds. Being experienced, I will handle the financial affairs of Newberry County honestly, and will see that all funds are spent wisely and not foolishly or wastefully. I will cooperate with the Commissioners, Delegation, and you, the people of Newberry County, to make our county a better place in which to live I will hire only good men we can trust, such as guards, pa trol operators and truck drivers, as I have done in the past. In closing, let me thank each and every one of you for the fine vote given me in the past, from the bottom of my heart, and I solicit each and every voter in this county, whether he voted for me before or not, to vote for S. W. Shealy on June 9. Thank you. W. Shealy Canddate For SUPERVISOR OF NEWBERRY COUNTY Family Camp Be Held In July Easter Seal Family Camp dates have been set for Thursday, July 16th through Sunday, July 19th accordi. • to Jeff B. Bates, Treas urer of u State of South Caro lina and Chairman, State Board of Trustees, South Carolina So ciety for Crippled Children and Adults, Inc. This will be the Sev enth Annual Easter Seal Family Camp. The program has again been planned especially for families with mentally alert boys and girls 8-18 years of age too handicapped physically to be admitted to a reg ular camp or to the orthopedic camp sponsored by the South Carolina State Board of Health. The Easter Seal Family Camp has met all standards of the Am erican Camping Association. Funds to cover costs of the Waterfront Director and other waterfront activities for the 1964 Camp will come out of a special fund sent in by friends as a me morial to Glenn Milhous. For five years Glenn assisted in working with the Camp, first, as a Boy Scout from Denmark, South Caro lina, recommended by the Central South Carolina Scout Council, Boy Scouts of America. Then, af ter he was in college, he served on the Senior Camp Staff as Wa terfront Director. It is fitting that this memorial, which was es tablished in his name at the time of his death in November 1963, should carry on the waterfront activities at this Camp so close to his heart. The Newberry County Chapter has contributed funds to assist in making the 1964 Camp possible. This was done under the leader ship of Mrs. William N. Hender son, Chairman. The Camp is op erated solely on funds derived from the Easter Seal Campaign, special gifts donated for Camp, and the Glenn Milhous Memorial Fund. Any family with a mentally alert cerebral palsied or other orthdpedically handicapped child who fits into this program and is between the ages of 8 and 18 who is interested in attending should contact the local County Chapter or State Headquarters, 1517 Lau rel St., Columbia, S. C., for addi tional information. Final decision of selection of families is up to the Medical Advisory Committee appointed by the S. C.- Medical Association. Mrs. Martin’s Brother Dies C. Pinkney Kempson, 63, died Wednesday night at the Veteran’s hospital in Columbia. Mr. Kempson, the son of the late Kate Bouknight Kempson and Fred H. Kempson, was a life-long resident of Saluda county. Survivors include a sister, Mrs. W. J. Martin of Newberry. RITZ Theatre THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Harry Guardino, Shirley Eaton, Robert Culp RHINO Children 25c—Adults 60c. MONDAY & TUESDAY Henry Fonda, Cliff Robertson, Edie Adams, Shelley Berman, Ann Sothern THE BEST MAN STARTING WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10 The Three Lives of Thomasina CLOVER LEAF DRIVE-IN Theatre The Drive-In row open every night THURSDAY Please, Not Now Brigitte Bardot, Michel Subor, Josephine James FRIDAY AND SATURDAY The Brass Bottle Tony Randall, Burl Ives, Barbara Eden SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY The Prize Paul Newman, Edward G. Robin son, Elke Sommer Always a Color Cartoon There IS a Difference in Diamonds! $400.00 $200.00 VERY FEW ARE PERFECT Let us show you why a 1-2 carat diamond, costing $400, and another 1-2 carat diamond that seems the same, costs only $200,00. ALWAYS ask: “How Much?” “Why?” and “Show me the difference!” when buying a diamond. DIAMONDS ARE FOR KEEPS Be Sure you KNOW what you are keeping Turner & Taylor Next to Newberry County Bank Howard Turner Gerald Taylor Paul Shealy, 49 Dies Suddenly Paul Leland Shealy, 49, died suddenly Thursday morning at the Newberry County Memorial hos-1 pital. He was stricken at the home of his parents on Route 4, New berry, a short time before being carried to the hospital. Mr. Shealy was bom in Lex ington county and was the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Shealy. For a number of years he made his home in Newberry. Mr. Shealy was a member of Mayer Memorial Lutheran church and a veteran of World War II. For over 20 years he had been em ployed by the U. S. Government at Fort Jackson as Engineer Equipment operator. Mr. Shealy is survived by his parents, H. C. and Mrs. Essie Price Shealy, Newberry; three brothers, James H. Shealy, Cal- lie L. Shealy, both of Newberry; Seth Shealy, Greenwood; two sis ters, Mrs. Madelle Graddick and Mrs. Carl Gallman, both of New berry. Funeral services were conducted from Mayer Memorial with Dr. C. K. Derrick and Dr. D. M. Shull conducting the service. Burial followed in St. Paul’s Lutheran church cemetery near Lexington. AVELEIGH CIRCLES Circle No. 1 of Aveleigh Presby terian Church will meet Tuesday morning at ten o’clock with Mrs. Carter Abrams. Other circles will meet on Monday as follows: No. 2 with Miss Annie Abrams at 4 p.m. No. 3 with Mrs. Sara Wallace at 4 p.m. No. 4 with Mrs. Sarah WcWhir- ter at the church at 8 p.m. No. 5 with Mrs. Alacia Moye at 8 p.m. Frazier Dies Of Wreck Injuries James Blair Frazier, Jr., 74, of Cayce, died Tuesday in the Baptist hospital from injuries re ceived in an automobile accident. Survivors include a son, John Rhett Frazier of Newberry. Funeral services were held on Thursday morning in Salem Pres byterian church, conducted by the Rev. Robert Wallace. Son pf the late James B. Fra zier and Marion Mobley Willing ham Frazier, he was a native of Fairfield county and was born at “Fairview” the ancestral home of the Fraziers He lived at Blair un til he moved to Columbia 18 years ago. He was a member of the Salem Presbyterian church and chairman of the board of deacons at the time of his death. 3 CLASSIFIED ads:' WANTED—Civic minded person having confidence and respect of business people. To make credit investigations and serve as our local correspondent. Work is part time on fee basis. Write Dun &■ Bradstroet, Inc., Attn: FRED SMITH, P. O. Box 1218, Colum bia, S. C. 2tc* LAKE MURRAY WATERFRONT lots, $15 down, $15 a month. Call W. M. Harris, collect, Sunset 25609, Columbia or come to prop erty at Black’s Bridge on High way 391 Saturday or Sunday of- ternoons. Look for our sign — “BLACKSGATE ESTATES” 2-8tc PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT Vote For A DEMOCRAT! ELECT T. M. TUCKER TO CONGRESS Compare his position on major *ssues with that of the present Congressman • . . then decide who will represent you best. T. M. TUCKER is # FOR minimum wage laws to guarantee decent living wages for all workers, ind unemployment compensation. # FOR Social Security which gives our people a higher standard of living in their old age. # FOR Medical care for the aged under Social Security, which will offer our senior citixens better medical treatment. # FOR price supports for our small farm ers to protect their investment and bring them fair income. # FOR Rural Electrification programs and public power, as well as private develop ment of Savannah River. TUCKER SAYS.... Social Security is a God-send to the work ing people of our country. I will support it so that everyone will have a chance to live decently in the sunset years of life when our productive years are over.— From speech at Williamston, S. C., May 8, 1964. THE PRESENT CONGRESSMAN is AGAINST — increase in minimum wage laws. AGAINST — extension of Social Security benefits. AGAINST — medical core for the aged under Social Security. AGAINST — price supports to guorontea a decent living wage for our formers. AGAINST — The Rural Electric Coopera tives and public power and development of the Savannah River. DORN SAYS.... "No bigger humbug or fraud was ever foisted on the American working people than social security. It it not only a duty, but a privilege and opportunity for young er people to take care of their older rela tives." — In letter to The Progressive Farmer, April 14, 1960. PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT • Moyer of Calhoun Falls, S. C. for 10 years. • Formor textile worker. • Small Farmer • Operates grocery store. • Active supporter of Rural Electrification. • Active in First Baptist Church, Calhoun Falls, S. C. — Formor teacher Men’s Bible Class. T. M. TUCKER pledges to you ho will support increased minimum wage lows. Social Security, Unem ployment Compensation Benefits for the unemployed. Medicare for the aged. He will not talk and act like a Democrat down hero and then go to Washington and lino up with the Republican For ty. Ho will not turn his bock on the people. You can place your trust in T. M. TUCKER a true Democrat! If you wont a man to represent you and not the special selfish money inter ests, then vote for and support T. M. Tucker-your next Congressman. ELECT Thomas B. (Tom) PERRY Sheriff Sober - Fair - Honest MY PROMISE: Round the clock protection. The people have and deserve the right to expect coni' plete protection 24 hours a day I know responsibilities and accept them 1 promise service with respect and honesty If you believe that a change is needed for the better- v v ■' v- v' V, ‘ '• 'i. ' , •« *■ <* • ' * $ * .. ment and progress of our Newberry County, vote with j W A ' * those who are supporting and working for Thomas B. (Tom) Perry for Sheriff