The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, February 17, 1966, Image 3
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1966
THE NEWBERRY SUN. NEWBERRY, SOUTH CAROLINA
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CALDWELL STREET
NEWBERRY, S. C.
DEED
TRANSFERS
Newberry No. 1
George W. Hill Sr and Jas.
J. Hill Sr., to Ruth C. Hill, one
lot an done building, 1506 Main
street, $5.
Charles Edward Sims Jr. to
Mary Alice Sims, one lot and
one building in Boyd Alley $5
love and affection.
W. Fulmer Wells to Charies
Sims, one lot and one building
in Boyd Alley $5.
Newberry No. 1 Outside
Walter B. Wallace to Claire
C. Perry, one lot $10.
Guy V. Whitener Sr. to Hom
er B. Derrick and Catherine M.
Derrick, two lots $5.
Pat Stockman to Homer
Derrick and Catherine M. Der
rick, 1.75 acres $5.
Pat A. Stockman to Talm-
adge Ellisor and Irene H. Elli-
sor, 1.5 acres $5.
Silverstreet No. 2
E. Maxcy Stone to Grady
Enterprises, 40.57 acres $5.
Diane Nichols Hall to J. C.
Nichols, 13.9 acres $2500.
Walter E. Koon Sr. and Mary
Jean R. Koon, to Secretary of
Housing and Urban Develop
ment of Washington, D. C. one
lot and one building, satisfac
tion of mortgage.
Whitmire No. 4 Outside
Dewey Aughtry to Earl
Johnson Jr., one lot on Duck
ett street $165.00.
Columbus Owens to Evelyn
B. Owens, one lot $1.
Pom aria No. 5
D. B. Ruff to David L. Long
and Jacqueline T. Long, 6.46
o/*T*pq SR
S. Downs Wright, Willie
Camp and Betty Camp Graves
to E^oise W. Wright, 180 acres
and 31 acres, partition.
Little Mountain No. 6
E. T. Nelson to P. Garrett
Bedenbaugh, one lot, Ponder-
osa Drive $5.
Alvin D. Adams to Ray D.
Vick and William E. Harris,
one lot, $5.
Prosperity No. 7
Dent A. Bedenbaugh to Geo.
A. Agnew and Mildred Agnew,
one acre, $10.
P. D. Johnson & Co., Inc. to
Miss Betty Livingston Bruner,
two lots $5.
George F. Dominick to O. C.
Dominick Jr., 3.65 acres $5.
NOTICE
CITY
NEWBERRY
LOMINACK - LONGSHORE ENGAGEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Dwight Jones of 1704 Johnstone
Street announce the engagement of her daughter Miss Lisa
Anne Lominack to Mr. Edward Stribble Longshore, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Woodrow Longshore of Kinards, S. C.
Miss Lominack, daughter of the late Dr. Reyburn Williams
Lominack* of Newberry, is a graduate of Newberry High
School and attended the University of South Carolina. She
was graduated from Newberry College, in 1965 and is now
teaching at North Charleston High School in North Charles
ton, S. C. She was presented at the Newberry Cotillon in
1961.
Mr. Longshore, graduate of Newberry High School, is a
senior at the University of South Carolina. His social fra
ternity is Sigipa Nu.
The Wedding is planned for June 11, at St. Mark’s Roman
Catholic Church in Newberry.
Wanda Rivas
rites today
Wanda* Margene Rivas, 7-
month-old daughter of Mrs.
Linda Bridges Rivas, died sud
denly Tuesday afternoon at the
home on Crosson Street.
Surviving in addition to her
mother are two brothers, Waldy
and Wesley Rivas of Newberry;
and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver H. Bridges of Newberry.
Funeral services will be con
ducted today (Thursday) at 11
a.m. at McSwain Funeral Home
by Rev. M. B. Fryga and Dr. C.
K. Derrick. Burial will be in
West End Cemetery.
Wit
losses
call
Business Licenses
off meetings
Due to the scheduled Circuit
Assembly of Jehovah’s Witness
es in Greenville, this weekend,
February 18-20, meetings at the
local Kingdom Hall have been
cancelled.
“Attending delegates from
here will be leaving for the as
sembly on Friday,” Timothy L.
•Brooks, presiding minister of
the Newberry Congregation
said, “in order for them to be
on hand for the opening session
slated for 6:45 p.m. Friday ev-
Mrs. Reeder’s
sister dies
Word was received in New
berry late Tuesday afternoon
of the death of Mrs. Lula Davis
of Statesboro, Georgia, sister
of Mrs. C. A. Reeder of this
city. Mrs. David died Tuesday
afteijoeon at five o’clock. Mrs.
Reeder left for Statesboro early
Wednesday morning to attend
funeral services for her sister.
HOSPITAL
PATIENTS
Bowers, Little Miss Gayle,
Silverstreet.
Bodie, Jesse E., Newberry.
Bost, Mrs. Hilda, Newberry.
Bowers, Walter Bradley,
Prosperity.
Bowers, Miss Cordelia, Pros
perity.
Broom, Mrs. Della S., New
berry.
Brown, Mrs. Hubert, New
berry.
Bynum, Miss Annie, New
berry.
Crouch, Mrs. Elizabeth L.,
Johnston.
Cannon, Mrs. Gayle, Colum
bia.
Caldwell, Little Miss Cherie,
Newberry.
Clamp, Mrs. Ida, Newberry.
Clinton, Marshall J., New
berry.
Cromer, Mrs. Lois, Newberry
Cureton, Mrs. Carrie, New
berry.
Duncan, Mrs. Nellie, New
berry.
Dawkins, Mrs. Betty Jean,
Newberry.
Denny, Mrs. Jim, Newberry.
Evans, Mrs. Nellie N., Whit
ening
ff
are
Now
Penalty will be added
March 1,1966
Affidavits can- be obtained at city hall
Benefit gai
for Boys Farm
A benefit basketball game to
raise funds for Boys Farm wi\
be held tonight (Thursday) at
7 p.m. in Bush River School
gymnasium. The game will be
between the Bush River Baptist
Church Tigers and the Jets of
Smyrna Presbyterian Church.
A contribution will be taken
at the door. The public is urg
ed to come watch a good game,
and help a worthy cause.
Hunnicutt child
dies in Texas
•Betsy Ruth Hunnicutt, 5-year-
old daughter of Billy and Bar-
[ bara Hunnicutt, died Tuesday in
Dallas, Texas, after a short ill-
fness.
Surviving are two sisters,
I Libby and Julia Dianne Hunni
cutt of the home; a brother,
Stevie Huhnieutt of the home;
paternal grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Hunnicutt of New
berry; and maternal grandmo
ther, Mrs. Belgard of Pineville,
La.
Fun&ral*: services wfil be con
ducted in Alean Alexander, La.,
at a time to be announced.
, Grogan service
held on Friday
John Pasko Grogan, 80, of
Chappells, died Wednesday in
Columbia after a lingering ill
ness.
Mr. Grogan was born in
Greenville county, the son of
the late Mr. and Mrs. William
Grogan. As long as his health
permitted, he engaged in farm
ing. He was a member of New
Hope Baptist church in Cross
Anchor.
His wife, Mrs. Rosa Smith
Grogan, died in 1961.
He is survived by one son,
Clarence Williams Grogan of
Chappells; two daughters, Mrs.
Elliott Williams of Silverstreet
and Mrs. Myrtle Jones of Clin
ton;. two brothers, Irby Gro
gan of Spartanburg and Edwin
Smith of Greenwood; one sis
ter, Mrs. Leila Watkins of Sil
verstreet.
Funeral services were con
ducted Friday at Chappells
Baptist church by Rev. Roy
Durst and Rev. A. W. Dennis.
Interment was in New Hope
church cemetery
EOC COMMITTEE . . .
(Continued from page 1)
relinquishing their power.
Ralph Williams, local Negro
mortician and a County Board
of Education member, told the
group that the public (existing)
commission has not had a
chance to demonstrate its cap
abilities.
. Williams charged that at
tempts were being made to
throw Negro group against Ne
gro group “for the benefit of
some unknown persons or indi
viduals.”
Dr. J. E. Grant, Negro psysi-
cian, member of the present
commission, voiced strong sup
port in favor of its continuance.
Dr. Grant said the ministerial
alliance has formed a list of
names for appointment to a pri
vate commission. He named a
teacher, a nurse and a house
wife among them and asked if
they would be better able to
represent the poor than the
present Negro members of the
commission.
Holmes said the alliance
made ‘a mistake when it recom
mended individuals -for such ap
pointment and the list has been
cancelled.
mire.
Frick, Walter J., Chapin.
Frick, Miss Evangeline, Cha
pin.
Farrow, Miss Betty Jo, New
berry.
Fulmer, Julius B., Leesville.
Germany, Mrs. Lizzie Mae,
Newberry. y
Gary, Eugene, Newberry.
Guise, Mrs. Alice, Newberry.
Harmon, Mrs. Elizabeth,
Newberry.
Henderson Luke, Whitmire.
Hornsby, Mrs. Mamie B.,
Newberry.
Hazel, Dewey, Saluda.
Johnson, Harold, Newberry.
Johnson, Robert, Newberry.
Kinard, Mrs ''Lizzie, Pros
perity.
Kodek, Johnnie. J., Chapin.
Lark, Mrs. Hattie, Chappells.
Livingston, Mrs. Lillie Bell,
Pomaria.
Longshore, Mrs. GuSsie, New
berry.
Merchant, Mrs. Margaret,
Kinards.
Miller, Joe M., Newberry.
Mills, Thomas P., Prosperity:
Minick, William M., Kinards.
Neville, Mrs. Mary B., New
berry.
Putnam, Ralph M., Chapin.
Ross, Mrs. Daisy A., Saluda.
Ruff, Elasure, Newberry.
Rutherford, Julius, Newb’ry.
Rutherford Julius, Pomaria.
Smith, Mrs. Marion, New
berry.
Schumpert, Mrs. Patricia,
Newberry.
Sease, Jimy S., Newberry.
Stoudemire, Mrs. Lucy, Po
maria.
Summer, Marvin O., New-
berry
Thomas, Mrs. Viola H., New
berry.
Vaughn, Edward A., New
berry.
Wesson, Mrs. Hattie, New
berry.
Walker, Mrs. Anne E., New
berry.
Weaks, James M., Pomaria.
White, Perry E., Newberry.
Wilson, Rusty, Newberry.
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DIRECTORS
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M. O. SUMMER
Wt C: HUFFMAN’
J.K WILLINGHAM
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