The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, April 13, 1967, Image 1
by the way .. .
Bv DORIS A. SANDERS
those errors:
I was trying to explain to
someone the other day how
easily errors can be made in
putting together a newspaper.
A classic example occurred in
the story about next year's fac
ulty for Newberry Academy in
last week’s Sunpaper. In order
to straighten it out, here, in
correct form, 1 hope, is the
faculty for next year:
First grade, Mrs. Annie
Ciomer; second grade, Mrs.
Jerry Forte; third grade, Mrs.
Sue Layton Davenport; fourth
grade, Miss Sallie Lee Cromer,
who is also head teacher; fifth
grade, Mrs. Diane Bruner;
sixth, seventh and eighth
grades, with departmental
work, Mrs. Margaret McAl-
hany, Mrs. Sara Shealy, and
Mrs. Marjorie Fn-tweli. Mrs.
May Tarrant Fpting will be
music teacher
Enrollment for the next ses
sion are beginning to come in,
according to Dr. K’.nard, who
will be happy U> furnish appli
cation forms and information
about the Academy. He stress
ed the fact that enrollment w.li
be kept to 25 in each ela^-o-oom
and students would be tak> n on
a first-come, first-serve basis,
nrovided their npplvat ■ m< are
approvt d
SPRINGTIME
I,ast week, commt n’.ing n
the beaut\ of X'-v berr\ ;r. the
Spring, I mentioned th*- 'ove'y
grounds around the home o;
Dr. and Mrs J. E Grant on
O’Neal street. As a result. I
received a most throughful and
interesting letter from Dr.
Grant, and I do not believe he
will mind if I share it with
you. Citizens like the Grant
family are ones who make the
community a decent place in
which to live. H.s letter fol
lows :
"Since reading 'Springtime'
in your coiumn in the April bth
isue of the Sun today. 1 wei.
unedrstand why suddenly our
area has been and r- b» u.g v.s-
iterd by so many p(-opi u.oo
tuek a nd' out G'Neal Street
ti. m e ojr azaleas and tree- as
y.u suggested. We are giateful
to you for it ar.d for your
kiuu cotumendatiom >u!'•.•];» e
cannot le m.'•: e plea-eu 'o - M e
so ma':y people app-ar- ; t.y en-
j a v e .'.ing and i:.V' Ginn*' ng
. • . a .ty and g.' owt. ar-
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Volume 30—Number 51
Newberry, S. C. 29108, Thursday, April 13, 1967
$2.00 Per Year
Heads Wofford
student body
Neal W. Dickert, son of Dr.
and Mrs. E. J. Dickert of j()9
( oilege street, na> been elect
ed President of Wofford < M!-
• '•g- 's Studen* Gov- rnm-tit As-
>oi,at;on fur the 19»’i7-dt> acad•
••m.c year. The College’s gov
erning body is modeled after
the exr-tir.g frame'.voik cf the
f' derai government, with j>ow-
■ r.s distributed between t r, e
legiMative, judicial, and e.x-
• •• .tive t»:ancher-. It serves a-
'he voic-i- of the '-tuden'.s cm-
ern ng ('oilege policy arm de
cisions.
Dickert, a junior at Wofford,
is p e-ently serving as a Sena
tor at Large and President pro
tern of the Senate. He is a
member of Delta Phi Alpha,
f'ircle K. the Interfraternity
Gouncd S. r State Studer
Legislature, and :< Preside
of the pj Kappa Alpha socic
f raternity.
I dekert's election came af-
v.gorous campaign,ng for
• t - student government offices
by mo;-- than 20b -tud<-nt> at
th- ah me:;'- in -Ctut.on.
Freedom Shrine
is dedicated
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'ii: :~r.r,m. a
Aim i *:.
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r ■ , r u . ten.' t t n e
: Y.-.c.l For. de,-
MAN ADDRESSES
Mr an: Mr K- man Heum-
g^-t ha’.-' m.'C. d t 25'>e Henry
A "e • ■ a ., -.-
Mr an-: Mrs Rusty Hr owt.
are r-s.mrg at Ibf'u Evan.- St.
Council gives
OK to taxi
rate increase
In a short session Tuesday
night, city council allowed a
15-cent increase on passenger
rates for taxicabs, hetird first
reading of a proposed anti
litter ordinance and a CATV
ordinance and heard com
plaints about sewer rates from
a citizen in attendance at the
meeting.
1 he request for increase in
tax: rates came from eight
taxi diivef '. aecoidmg to City
Manag-r Ken Rube. The cur
rent rat*- of 50c fur one pass
enger was iiici eased to doc.
('ounnlman McCutcheon, who
made the motion to allow the
.mi'U'-, emphasiz'd that this
was being done at the request
of trie tax. op-rators.
< ouned voted to advertise
the entire text of the Cable An
tenna I'lbvision ordinance
pr -r to th. second reading at
next council meeting.
The low hid of Ray Long
Lquipm-rg Gompany for Sulli
van an compiessor wa.- ap-
fiiov-q in til*- amount of $2,-
T'JU.
Mayor Lrnest Layton read
a citation presented by the
Governor of S. C. to Mrs.
Richard Bak-r for h-; wo k on
the Gduntj. Beautification Pro-
J-'t
J. T. Ferguson, a resident of
K.naiu str* ft, conqdamed to
council of th*- increase in .-ew
er tap-on rates and other util
ity rates in general. He stat-d
that < lection y-ai was eommg
up and indicated he would .ik-
to . < e a cha.ig- in < ouncil
in- inh- r.'h.p.
< o; -ic.imaft Me( utcli'-oii i e-
{e.-u 'o herguson that he peal-
:/-■ d that tm.. was an elect.on
V'-a•. tf.at he ha i voted for
tii- :.’-i • a.-* aim wa pi oud
"..t (.«■ ii.sd -o v.- i-an pay
: . *■ - i it f a 1
A :. :. 1- • ;
ue-gai. (li -
n . < !. h a d
v. .ti, ti,- city
l.avto.'i .id-
Common Pleas
Jurors named
i. <.i • ^' b> * ■ * T. L‘
r ,r ( r -r
< 4
n-r- Ar :.. 2 1
J X Dam-. H. L L.ng-r;
Mart.:. .Jr : itooert W.
ym; h, An..am O Shealy;
1 i.a: -• 1 Yar: r, ^gf.; Herrert
.- b r J: L. B. Gati-r. Jr.,
A .em.-ew L Pv.i.g.-r; ( It.
S.A D. S.mrner; Heyward
It. :d.- . J • arl An.ick
A . - , G-< rge R W.iiiam-, Jr.;
Max S; or. F'r-dric A Bobb;
J ■ B Pm - : Hiram W Daw
* n . G H Im. m-r. M A1 an
H L Hamm; A E
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Earl P. Armstrong, second from left, spoke to a group
of about 40 industrial, business and professional leaders
in Newberry Monday concerning the formation of a
Y.M.c.A. tor Newberry county. The luncheon meeting,
held at Newberry Inn, was sponsored by the Newberry
County Development Board. Taking part in the discuss
ion were, Irom left, Mayor J. Walter Hamm of Prosper
ity, vice president of the Development Board; Mr. Arm
strong, executive director of the Interstate YMCA of the
( arolinas with offices in Charlotte, Mayor Ernest
Payton of Newberry and Dave Morison, executive dir
ector of tlie development hoard. (Sunphoto.)
Final rites for
J. A. Burton
Jane s A Bui ten Jr., 7b, dn-d
Sunday night at the N-wherry
Gounty Memeruil he.-pital af
ter a long illness.
Mr Burton was horn in this
county, a son of the late Ja.>.
A and Goode Griffin Burton.
He was a graduate of Newber-
iy eoikge in < vi! Engineer,ng.
Before he r-u i muerit. te- was
an eng n-e.r v. eh the Ane-ra-an
lei aiid 1*1 Go, He wa' a mem
ber of St. I.uke E[ms* opal
ehut' h. **f ‘h- Mil i.fiic Lo«lg(-
of < or 1, 1 e <q* a, L-• 11g - I - land
a:.*i a v-‘-ran of Worhi War 1.
1! i ai . ,v< *j by h s, wif*-,
.-I Mary L. < . n. m. ng’ - Ibir-
tof;: ind ' nr- * -i t-r . Mr.
R *•:. i: • r . -
Is accepted
in Association
Newberry Academy, Inc.
along with five other private
schools, was approved for mem
bership in the South Carolina
Independent School .Association
at a Board of Director’s meet
ing Friday in Orangeburg.
There aie now .",1 independent
sehools in the association.
Addie. sing t he gathering
w a Roy Pea; son, former Ad
man tratoi of tlie lb nice Ed
ward School Foundation, Earm-
v i li -, \a Mr. Pearson has
. , t 1
>f O' ill;
g. Mr R Hi Wa’*• i - arid
Mr IP. T:
f, o r
r ,: ra. • r . ■ - - w*-r- con-
: ft' U 1 b , r -'la;, at St. Luk-’s
E;<: "pa eh ,n r. v th-- Ii* v
p- J. H haiI :.t* • m- i.t was
f. P.O.'-flio'.t - rr, e 4 * • r y.
Union vote set
at 0-1 Tuesday
A mion : ep. r * s- ntiitain *•.. *■-
t.o-r. hu - he*-n --t for A pr.l Ik
;.t th>- Ow * I ii aoi' Co., In'".
:y tr.e Nata r.al La: ,r Rela
tion.' Board.
Th- uhion .nvoived is an AFL-
< lO aff.liat'-. the International
B.'-othc-rh-od of Pulp, Sulphite
ar.d Paper Mill Workers.
f »4 * f • fi
i ii ’k 1 ' *1 In
p-ak thmugh-
Olit 4
ii*' count!
y -lu- t*i t h e
O ii i t
and. rig
ace." of the
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ch'i'iis, Pear.-on
•f. .- no
"f 'he reasons
v. t r • •
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a*'t.\.t.*’' in
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mi the teaching
o' ; ;
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i e- pe* t of the
r.g r.t
ami pr
qi-rty -f othe’S
a f d
th- Aic-r
lean free , r.ter-
•--tern,
ali of which is
RENNER - IP
M. Ma-tha Jean Smith,
qa .ght- r of Mr. and Mrs.
Jam- s V Smith, Jr. *af this
-\d
am
Whl.am
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cotv aroi
a -tud'
Hm
B-njar
n. r.
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ter.an r o
ii-ge,
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•v Atkir
Irhy
selected f
irst ru
Long -h
-r-
: Earl L
,. L
ock-
" Mi.'.s Gi.
nton "
John
G
Reynold'
Jr
S a t u r d a v
a.ght.
. W
H
Mills;
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B
Vt a-.' u n g
was ci
if: A
J
Tinsley ;
W
r.
Clinton. ”
f'arter; Carroll E. Imoney; R.
L Hawkins; Max.e Herman
Morris; Jacob H. Bowles Jr.;
E O Shealy; Walter FT Stroud
ar. d J Willi am Boozer.
Miss Smith was first runner-
up in the “Miss Newberry”
contest last year and was pre
viously “Miss Queen of
Hearts. ”
pu.'S.b.e because »»f local con
trol of ind-p- mient schools.
Dr. James C. Kinard, prer-;-
de.-.t of Newhei ry Acad* my,
atter, i-d the meeting.
Tax filing
deadline near
Tuesday, April 17 is the
deadline for filing 1966 in
come tax returns and Postmas
ter Harry Moose has issued a
word of warning to late filers.
In order for the envelop in
which a return is mailed to be
postmarked April 17, it MUST
be in the postoffice before 9:00
p.m. Any letter dropped in the
postoffice after that time will
be dated April 18.