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The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, March 9, 1967—PAGE 3
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Walker Whitaker announce the en
gagement of their daughter, Frances Paulette, and Jack
Wayne Whitesides, son of Mr. and Mrs. Janies William
Whitesides, Sr-, of Orangeburg.
Miss Whitaker was graduated from Newberry High
School in 1964, and is a junior at Newberry College.
Mr. Whitesides is a graduate of Orangeburg High
School. He will receive the B.S. degree in Business Ad
ministration from Newberry College in May.
The wedding is planned for June ninth in Central
Methodist Church. Friends and relatives of the couple
are invited to attend the ceremony.
HAPPY
BIRTHDAY
March 11: Mrs. Woodrow
Ringer, Mrs. Ryan Graham,
Harriett Graham, , Lorraine
Lominick, Bennie Burn, Eliza
beth Timmerman, Mrs. Hayne
Shealy, Albert Jones, Mrs.
Sadie McLeod, Jimmy Todd
Bedenbaugh,
March 12: Col Harry Buz-
hardt, Mrs. Clyde Tindall, Mrs.
Ralph E. Epting, Mrs. J. E.
Ringer, Katherine Lominick, E.
O. Lake, Dr. Louis Brossy,
Steve eeves Jr., Mrs. J. A.
Epting, Mrs. E. B. Young,, T.
H. Riley.
March 13: Marsha I^ominick,
Lena Senn Webb, Mrs. J. O.
Jenkins, Bob l nderwood, J. H.
Walenzine, Robbie Sue Koon.
March 11: T. M. Padgett,
Parker Martin, Virgil Gilliam,
Mary Lee Franklin, Jimmy
Weir, Michael Nobles, Mrs.
Guy L. Williamson.
March 15: Patricia Jones,
Mrs. George W. Heller Jr.,
Wofford Cooper, Howard K.
Bedenbaugh, F. C. Wicker, Re
becca Williams, Jimmy Park,
H. G. Sowell, Bryan Bozard.
March 16: Mrs. Barbara A.
Counts, Donna Pugh Connelly,
Karen Stone, P. N. Boozer,
Kay Stockman, Mrs. P. C.
Workman, Cindy Lominick,
Julie Senn.
Kiwanis Club
scholarship
is offered
The Newberry Kiwanis club
has announced nlans for the
8th annual award of a very
desirable scholarship to be
placed at Newberry College for
the academic year 1967-68.
Value of the scholarship will
be $500 for use during the
freshman year.
Through the Kiwanis Club’s
special committee on scholar
ship, the chairman, Dr. P. H.
Senn, has reported that forms
have been sent to high school
principals and will be available
to residents of Newberry coun
ty wbo are in the top quarter
of their graduating class.
Application forms for the
Kiwanis scholarship may be
obtained through the office of
the Newberry, Mid-Carolina
and Whitmire high schools.
C ompleted applications
should be sent to Dean Conrad
Park for the Kiwanis Schol
arship Committee, Newberry
College. The deadline is April
15th.
Applicants will be carefully
screened on basis of complete
information which they must
submit.
Applicants will be rated on
basis of scholarship, academic
achievements, life purpose, per
sonality and need.
Final decision as to winner
will be made after (dose study
of applications and personal in
terviews with those rating the
highest on academic standards.
School make up day
will be March 23
All public schools will be op
en on Thursday, March 23, to
make up the day that was lost
due to snow. The teacher in-
service training which had been
scheduled for March 23, will
be held on June 1.
Schools will be closed on
March 24, and 27 for Easter
holidays.
Heller promoted
to Airman 1st
KADENA, Okinawa — Carr
oll L. Heller, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Sim Heller, Rt. 1, Pom-
aria has been promoted to air
man first class in the U. S. Air
Force. Airman Heller is a
plumbing specialist at this
base. He is a member of the
Pacific Air Forces which pro
vides air power to maintain
the U. S. Defense posture in
the Pacific and conducts air
operations in Southeast Asia.
The Airman is a graduate of
Gallman High school in New
berry.
Dr. Mitchell
be ladies
night speaker
An international speaker will
headline the Newberry Rotary
Club Ladies Night program on
Friday, March 10 at 7:30 p.m.
in the Community Hall.
The club has been fortunate
in securing Dr. Carveth P.
Mitchell, who was born in
Cornwell, England. The Rev.
Dr. Mitchell is at present pas
tor of St. Mark’s Lutheran
church, Charlotte, N. C.
Dr. Mitchell has spoken in
many countries throughout the
w'orld—on the European con
tinent, in Germany, France,
England, Austria, Holland, in
the Far East and many other
places. He is an excellent
speaker and is quite a humorist
in his presentations.
Appnoximately 160 Rotar-
ians, their wives, and guests
will be in attendance at this
annual event. Members of the
program committee include Dr.
E. M. Anderson, chairman; Phil
Kelly, Dr. C. A. Dufford and
Emerson Jones.
L. E. “Bill” Gatlin is presi
dent of the local Rotary Club
Two members of the Newberry
College Singers will present
a short musical interlude dur
ing the evening. These two stu
dents are James Clark, of
Lancaster and James Ingram,
of Lexington.
Dr. Neil Truesdell will give
Lenten services at
Bachman Chapel
The public is invited to Len
ten services at Bachman Cha
pel Lutheran church Sunday,
March 12 at 7:00 p.m. Dickie
Albert, member of Reformation
Lutheran church in Columbia,
and senior at Newberry Col
lege, will asist Rev. William H.
Link in the service.
Scouters receive
merit badges
Troop 66 Scouts were award
ed merit badges at the Board
of Review' on February 28.
They were:
Jacob Ballentine, railroading;
Dick Hursey, nature, soil and
water conservation; Carl and
Charles Setzler, horsemai ship;
Jimmy Weir, citizenship in the
home, conseivation of natural
resources, home repairs and
nature; Bobby Wessinger,
cook-.
tbe Invocation for the banquet
and Phil Kelly will introduce
the speaker.
You get 8 fenders
on every Chevrolet
You get those four polished ones on top and an extra steel fender under each.
The four you can’t see shield the four you can see from road salt, water, dirt,
stones—anything a tire can kick up to corrode or mar your car. It’s
one of the ways we make sure the new stays in a new Chevrolet.
Your Chevrolet dealer will show you a dozen more.
GM
UAAft Of UCIUINCC
that sure feeling
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During March only at your Chevrolet Dealer’s
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College Street Extension
Newberry, South Carolina