The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, February 16, 1967, Image 3
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
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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
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. ' * \ rw-r c • ' j r - * r- - _ ^ ^ V
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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
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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.
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