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The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, Feb. 16, 1967—Page 3 Miss Lorraine Paris, left, president of the Newberry Music Club, and Miss Juanita Hitt, director of music for city schools, watch Mayor Er nest Layton proclaim February American Mu-ic Montr. .n Newb-'-rry. The observance i~ v-ir.ir sponsored by tine Xewb-rry HOSPITAL PATIENTS ft. J. Anders-.n Bat» sburjr Franklin K. B^-.-rie City C laude Bickby Pro-p ri*y Wilbur Boozer City Mrs. Annie Bow-rs S’street Soiomon B Boyd Prosperi'y City Citv Saluda Citv Mu - c Cub. ; b if i • .*! r - . Mary Brown Tr.e pr <• arr.a* -r. : J: -: Mr- Mr- . Mary D. Bund !« A m e Burnett ~ WHEREAS, m.- j; pe.r.g ar. Mr- Eva Burton ir.tegra: part f ur f^.t-ra. M r- . Maud*- S. Burtoi devf-.uprr.er t. ar.d Mr- . Ail:- S orb tt WHEREAS. *o*a. . ve of tr>- Arr.^r'can puOi.c ar*- J Flar! <"obb -iep. y *-r. r. <:Co .rough tro- Bab y Alfred Crom-r f.-'jd of rr.u-k- and »r e re.ap d Mr- F>r.»-i f r’mer art-, ano M - - Blanch*- Davki.-* SprinjrfieM City WHEREAS, v..- dee-piy an- n, r c* {' pr-c.at^- tr.e tao-r. • tive j»^niu5 of tr.e many .r.c.v- idual-, past and pre-'-nt. v. n > have broutrht joy and reai.za- tion into our lives thr^usrn mu-ic, I. Ernest H. I^ayton. Mayor t.* * .►. r tv f N'i-v. rr . r- by prceialrn * - Month <f F n- ruary a- Amer.< an Mu- month . r. r -< vn.*.>n f. and apj r- ciat.on for. ‘.n- f e.d >,f rnu-ic Bark-o’ale Ifr* .v Mr-. Ro-a E-Iisor Mrs. Ir-ne Flops Mr-. Airna r . Fellers Mrs. Louwii.a C. Fellers Prosper tv Frank Clympin Pom aria Mr- Minn' C-raharn Porr.aria r *v < ry Blair r;r y City City v f Dab- v < j r a y r;t y M -. l H . Eity E.a, >- fa- Pro-p*-r i'y M." f- a Jor e- Ety Mr- Barba: : K r.ar-l Joanna Mr-. Ami- Fv r,g < hap'H-!!- Miss Tanner be at college M..-- Mary EatC nine Tan- ner. N-w’crry-Saluda Library Director, wil: ^ e at N*-wCrry Coi.ege or. Tr. ur-day. Eebr'uary 23. to rr.-et with student group.- and w'.th .ndividuai students cor..- d-r.r.g -areer.-. an-hi a. in l.brar- M -- Tar.r.-r H rr.eet o*-nt- :r. tire coi'ege i o'ary be- t A e-r. 10 a rr. and 3 :3o (.•.rr.. rr. t. o r. L' r ^ rr i - r, r. r. * * 1 . ' * \ rw-r c • ' j r - * r- - _ ^ ^ V r - p f r ^ ^ Mack W. Leroy is buried here Ma*W r .. dud -ufi de n!v last Tr.ur-* •ay at rvork a* th*- Gr*—r.--b r N* - off be .r. Gr*-n-Gor". N. r A r.aGv*- of 0 i iie. .-‘>n <>f r», ■car W. and Ear ni*- ( l.’-roy. .. had l.v*-; in r; '*-- r.-boro since !b25 and wa- a nrcrnl^r of rh- Pre-byter'ar. ehurch and a Ma-on. Surv.vor- ’ . . i- a si.-ter. Mr- B-rt Fran.-: f Creen-- boro. Craves.de -s-rv - - .1. ■* con- ducted Sunday a: 2 n rn. at R s •• error.: ^-em- tery here by Dr Neil E. Truesde!!, with Mas onic rites. co.le*re stu-i-nts or racent irrac- ^a*es work dur.-n? tn^ summer months in a South Carolina public l-nrary. where they nave an opjyortun.ty to .earr. aul pnase-s of l.brary work. The intern prtyrant is now in its eig’htn rear, art 117 y. ^ r. -r net pie have pa'tx. patent. Dewey Morris Frank and B* •rth.a B- wer- M.rrie .Sur-.oving a'- in.-. h - wife. Mr-. Evelyn r* - Morris; two daughter-. Mrs Sonya Hurt and M-v Sherri*- Hamm, and or.e -on. G*-raid Morr -. aii of Sai ^da: -.-t*'-. Mr-. Pear. - W i- r. a r.l Mr- Mar- jorie K.nard Pro-p-rity and Mrs. Lav.a B-id-r.baujrh, of Joanna, am f.ve brothers. Taft. Howard and Elbert Morris of Prosperity. Perce Moms, of dewberry and Dempsey Mor ris of Joanna. Funeral services were held at 3 p m. Thursday at Salem Baptist church. Master Michael Koon City Mrs. Mary Koon Prosperity Mrs. Betty Leitzsey Pomaria Mrs. Fannie Lindsay City John D. Livingston Pomaria John D. Lorick Pomaria Mrs. Julia Long Silverstreet Tom T. Maffett Chappells Hillery Mangum City Miss Mary Ann Nelson City Mrs. Lillie Nichols G’wood Mrs. Louise Parrott City Forrest Powell City Genevia Pugh Saluda Ishmaul V. Rice City Mrs. Mattie H. Sterling City James E. Sheely Lt. Mtn. Mrs. Martha Sims Pomaria Clifford Smith Kinards Mrs. Dnnette Smith Kinards Mrs. Delphine Spearman City M rs. Sofiner Suber Pomaria Mrs. Rebecca Sutton City Lem Triplet Blair Herman Vaughn Prosperity Carrie B. Wesley Prosperity Herman Wright City Wins contest at GaUman Sandra Glasgow ranked first in a written homemaking knowledge and attitude test given to senior girls Dec. 6th and Incomes GaUman High school’s 1967 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow', it has been announced. Register ed for the test were 581,334 girls in 14,753 of the nation’s high schools, a new' record for the 13 years the program has been offered by General Mills, its sponsor. Sandra will be awarded a specially designed silver charm and she remains in contention for state and national scholar ship awards ranging from $500 to $5000. MARRIAGES Larry D. Wessinger of Po maria and Sharon Lynn War ren, Prosperity, were married on February 2 at Pomaria. Mrs. L. W. Bedenbaugh re turned to her home last week after several weeks visit with relatives in Sanford, Florida. Helping People Help Themselves Let us tell you how we are helping people like you help themselves. Our savings customers have the assurance that their savings are safe, are earning good returns, and are easily available when needed. They have the feeling of self-reliance that comes from knowing they are better prepared for financial emergencies. Too, they know r their savings will enable them to take ad vantage of pleasures that make life more enjoyable. This is how we are helping people like you help themselves. Let us help you. 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