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pagEAQE six THE NEWBERRY SUN, NEWPERRY, SOUTH CAROLINA THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1966 •'ifisari S he # ( # q I^Y THE WAY rCont(/Cw» tinued from P a K e r diQgs,, we have a woman with , j^p^rience in administration. superintendent of Edu- . twifR# 0 !* °f Richland ciunty, a po- rj on si|fpn she would not have at- v r ( without the ability nec- -^*f^ry to Conduct the office, ghe^ is a lady of refinement ; V j personality, one who will • f work with the State i/^rcpPfrd °f Education and to fur- r ;-h a woman’s viewpoint to ...tlj# a ptperation of public schools. A' airAS*M n » even though all this v true, I could not vote r Qyril Busbee, A fine school rr .n, fl¥WWiP er ^ a P s » one to ° cios®- ti^T tM e< ^ to f* 16 Natiinal Educa- r on ^ .Association to be appeal- ■ig tl»«ef 0 me * John Grisso: Admittedly, in - m a nyareas, Bryan Dorn has c een ‘ been ^ good representative for people of this Congressional P< District. But when MY repre sentative finds it necessary to pay tribute to the LBJ family, at a time -when LBJ was (and st.iii is) doing his best to bull- wnip the South, then my suspi cions are aroused. Knowing the mood of his constituents as a politician should (the mood la ter being proved by the vote for Goldwater) one cannot help wondering why Dorn jumped on the Ladybird special. Aside from all that, John Grisso is a courageous fighter for right as has been proved in his home county of Anderson. He does not hesitate to attack “the ma chine” — his actions result from his convictions of what is right. He will be an able Con gressman. W. W. Wannamaker: Again, I will admit that Floyd Patter son is probably a capable per son to treasurer; but I did not and do not like his methods of using private organizations, supposedly non-partisan, t o j advance his candidacy. I shall write in the name of W. W. Wannamaker. I make only one comment concerning local races. On the county ticket, four offices are printed—Probate Judge, House of Representatives, and two Commissioners with no Repub lican opposition. However, J. Pink Hawkins has announced a write-in candidacy for the House of Representatives. The chairman of the Newber ry County Election Commission has stated that in order for the write-in vote to be counted, there must be a name other than “Hawkins”. The voter who wishes to cast his ballot for Mr. Hawkins will be requir ed to write either “J. P. Haw kins” or “Pink Hawkins”— something that will identify the candidate. “Pink” would prob ably be best, so the “J. P.” would not be confused with “J. F.”, our retiring Sen. Haw kins. Building Permits Building permits with value of $35,994 were issued by the City last week to: Joseph Means, 802 Hunter; Rev. David Carter, 1500 Harris; Ralph Williams, 2207 Nance; John Suber, 707 South; Horace Wilson, 2501 Johnstone; New berry Drug, 944 Main, repairs. W. Miller, 712 Brantley, ad dition and repair; Charles Brad ley, Hutto Ave., erect dwelling; J. P. Bishop, Winnsboro Rd., 1 addition; James A. Hill, Hutto Ave., erect dwelling. F. A. Miller, 603 Pope Circle, add one room to dwelling. $800. TO RE-ELECT SSTROM THURMOND South Carolina’s STATESMAN U* S. SENATOR - OFTu OFFICE DEMOCRAT REPUBLICAN STATE &1L. Grjverj~i 60Vern0r □ Robert E. McNair □ Joseph 0. Rogers, Jr. ^ Gwemor □ John C. West □ Marshall T. Mays □ 0. Frank Thornton . □ Daniel R. McLeod sa mple State 7rc« 1( f (Treasurer □ -■ ; ~u-~ r-a;.’. v. • • , □ Henry Mills c, State Superintendent Tr^of Education □ Cyril B. Busbee □ Inez Clark Eddings Adjutant * , i uta 'J t Gen°[ Genera! □ Frank D. Pinckney r ' - c Commissioner • XrL of Agriculture □ William Lflarrefson, prMr CONGRESSIONAL 2 year ^Senator term □ Ernest F. Hollings □ Marshall Parker CONGRESSIONAL 6 year -Senator term □ P. Bradley Morrah, Jr. □ Strom Thurmond o... rt Tepesentative ir In Congress District insert appropriate name & District EITHER [ PUT AN )( HERE m SBh 4NRRMR8RNRRI Mr. and Mrs. Mayes W. Derrick announce the engagement of their daughter, Helen, to William H. Hall II, son of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hall of West Chester, Penna. The bride-elect was graduated from Newberry High School and is a student at Greenville General Hospital School of Nursing. The bridegroom-elect was graduated from Newberry Col lege and is a student of the Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary, Columbia. Plans are now being made for a summer wedding. Hazel speaks at council meet The attendance gavel was presented to St. Phillips Home Demonstration Club for the 4th consecutive time at the fall meeting of the County Home Demonstration Council held Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. W. C. Koon, president, presided. The meeting opened with the Flag Salute led by Mrs. T. P. Crooks, County Citizenship Chairman. An inspirational devotional on “Thanksgiving” was given by Mrs. John Earle Smith, Sr. Ed Hazel, Fire Chief for the City of Newberry, presented plans for the November 19 clean-up day for Newberry County. He cited the importance of full cooperation and urged every citizen to participate. One feature of the meeting was a fashion show in which some of the members modeled garments they had made. This was a climax to a sewing con test sponsored by Newberry Mills Cloth Shop. Top awards went to Mrs. Richard Caldwell and Mrs. T. P. Crooks of the Mt. Bethel-Garmany Club and Mrs. Ira Gibson of Smyrna. In the children's division Nancy Alewine, Nan Neel and Cindy Shealy were tops in garments submitted and made by their grandmothers. Following the fashion show, a group from Newberry Col lege, The Village Idiots, enter tained with several selections. Silverstreet Home Demon stration Club was hostess dur ing the social period after the meeting. general public audiences. The lectures will demonstrate basic scientific principles by using visual aids and experiments. They will explain the scientific programs of the NASA by us ing authentic scale models of rockets and spacecraft. To ex plain the current and future projects of the NASA, the lec turer will trace the early de velopment of rocketry, and by utilizing electrical and mech anical equipment, he will dis cuss the areas of propulsion and launch vehicles, electrical requirements on spacecraft, and many of the problems en countered in space flight—both manned and unmanned. This interesting and timely program is being presented as an educational service of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration to schools throughout the United States. NEY ADDRESSES . . . Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Morri son have moved to 1721 John stone Street in Apartment No. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Elijah J. Mead ows are now residing at 1329 Summer St. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. (Mae) Epting have returned to New berry from Bartlesville, Okla., to make their home. They are living at 2023- Johnstone St. in the home they recently remod eled. Science show at Jr. High TX of, office DEMOCRAT REPUBLICAN ' ' " STATE r.r^m^overnor □ Robert E. McNair □ Joseph 0. Rogers, Jr. Lifeuter Gnuoir governor □ John C. West □ Marshall T. Mays □ 0. Frank Thornton in A MPiS BAUOt - Mtonvg™? Central w eneral □ Daniel R. McLeod SA“ r T^ Llirf Treasurer □ t ^ tfC fenarj| 0UCr ftonora: □ Henry Mills □ Cyra B. Busbee □ Inez Clark Eddings Tapsa JWjutamgES? □ Frank D. Pinckney rf A n ,,r,ll*« ria "t ure □ William L Harrelson "SSBPPBSMW. 2y*x Sonatpr 1>enal0r lenn - □ Ernest F. Hollings □ Marshall Parker 6J«* □ P. Bradley Morrah, Jr. X Strom Thurmond insert appropriate name & District 1^- — OR, PUT AN X v HERE ► . E EITHER put an “X” in circle under “Republican” at !• tof* t0 P of ba,,ot 2 02 0R ’ put an * ,X ” °PP osite “ strom Thurmond.” REMEMBER 4 THINGS: ^ Do upt mark the circle under “Democrat” at top of ballot 4 How to vote on a voting machine for Strom Thurmond • will be explained in ads nearer the election. HELP WANTED — Electri cian Helper for Greenwood and Newberry area. Perma nent employment. Apply Iv- ester Electric Co. at new New'berry College Chapel and new Greenwood County Court house. 20-2tc LOST—White gold ladies Elgin watch, Tuesday afternoon be tween Turner & Taylor Jew* elery Store on Main St. and 1410 Friend St., near the Leslie home, where car was parked in drive way. Reward if returned to owner, Mrs. Tommy P. Setzler, 1509 Col lege St., phone 276-0655. FOUND—A calf came to my j farm a month or more ago. ! Owner may get calf by iden- ; tifying it and paying for this adv. A. N. Crosson, Route 4, Newberry. N3-2tp The students v and teachers of Newberry Junior High will receive a closer and more per sonal look into the age of space on Friday beginning at 9:30 a.m. The occasion will be the arrival of the Spacemobile —an educational unit of the National Aeronautics .and Space Administration. This traveling unit is operated by experienced science educators * who have traveled tfifouggout the United States speaking* to school and TAKING A TRIP? Whether going new places or staying at home, there’s a new “traveler’' tube of famous Pacquin extra- dry skin hand cream. It travels perfectly wherever jars can’t— m purse, auto glove-compart ment, or suitcase. It’s also con venient for your own dressing table or the guest room. The plastic tube is unbreakable and laalmmnf. * SAVE THIS SAMPLE BALLOT-SHOW IT TO OTHERS! n Dlitical advertising, paid for by Re-Elect Thurmond Committee, W. C. Plowden, Chairman Newberry Beautification committee received the quarterly plaque from the State Community Improvement Committee at a meeting held last Friday at the Community HalL Mrs. Richard L. Baker, left, receives the plaque from John Rags dale, representing the state committee, as Mrs. Desree Jen kins from the State Development Board, and A1 Busby, county co-chairman, look on. (Sunphoto) The Newberry County Board of Registration Will be in the Registration Office in the Court House on Election Day, Nov. 8th to issue DUPLICATE Registration Certificates to anyone who may have lost his or her originaL There can be NO NEW registration at this time. OFFICE HOURS: , 9:00 A. M. to 5 00 P. M. D P. “Jabbo” FOLK FAMILY - - - 39 years of age. Married to the former Miss Betty Mayer of ,—Newberry, S. C. Father of four children: Cherie - 16 and Paul - 14 — Students at Newberry High School — Bill - 9 — Stu dent at Boundary Street School and Sarah, four years old. CHURCH - - - Member Newberry A. R. P. Church. Having Served as: President Men’s Bible Class. Chairman of the Congregation. Chairman of the Board of Deacons. Superintendent of Sabbath School. Presently Serving as: Member Board of Deacons. Sunday School Teacher in Intermediate De partment. Chairman of Committee for Expansion. CIVIC - - - Member of Newberry Jaycees: Served as President 1960. Chairman March of Dimes 1959. Chairman National Foundation 1960-1964. Member of Newberry Lions Club: Serving as President 1966-1967. Member of Farm Bureau. Member of Masons—Amity Lodge 87. COUNTY ACCOMPLISHMENTS— DURING MY TERM OF OFFICE Over $15,000,000 in New Industry creating over 900 new jobs. Etsablishment of the BEST Rural Fire Depart ment in the South. Construction of the FINEST Nursing Home in the State of South Carolina. Expansion of Newberry County Hospital. Paving of over 150 miles of Rural roads. Creation of an Equitable Reassessment Program. Offering the people of Newberry County the right to create a County Court to handle the increased Court load and also to handle Juvenile and Domestic Relations Cases. Established an Ambulance Service for the County when it was discontinued by the Funeral Homes and the County was faced without this necessary service. (This was done with only 29 days notice) Abolishing the fee system for all County Offices and creating only a salary system of pay ment. Created a County Government of people elected only by the people of Newberry County be cause of Senate Re-apportionment. TO increase Teachers salaries on 4 occasions. TO increase salaries of State employees 3 times TO establish a youthful offenders camp in our Penal System. TO bring about increased benefits for Work mans Compensation and Unemployment bene fits. TO reduce the merchants floor tax. TO increase retired Teacher and State employee benefits. OPPOSED any increase in Sales Tax! OPPOSED to open bar! SIX YEARS LEGISLATIVE EXPERIENCE Will Rank 29th out of 124 Members in Seniority in the House This Year! STATE - - - LEGISLATION I HAVE SPONSORED TO bring about FAIR Milk Prices. TO remove the feed inspection tax. TO make South Carolina attractive to the Motor Transport Industry (this has resulted in a 33 1-3% increase in the last four years). TO reduce the Teacher load in Classrooms- I have never shunned any responsibility of the office I hold whether it be controversial or po litically unpopular. I have made all decisions with only the interest of the people of New berry County at heart, and this I shall continue to do as long as I am in office. Served continuously on the Agriculture and Conservation Committee and presently serving as Vice-Chairman. Keep Him as YOUR Member of the S. C. House r