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Bv DORIS A. S A N DI.RS
HORSKS. HORSKS
This is getting to ho ‘‘horsy"
country -a situation brought
on, no doubt, by what the socio
logists like to call the ‘‘afflu
ent society.” Whatever the rea
son, there is more interest
among youngsters and the eld
erly in horseback ridine, horse
shows and just horses.
Volume .‘>1—Number 5.
Newberry, S. C. 29108, Thursday, May 25, 1967
$2.00 Per Year
H () Sanders, center, is chairman of “Safety Day”
m \. uhor\ cuuntyr Sunday, May 2c8. Sponsored by the
S. (' \sa111 1 1at ion of Rescue Sijuads, the effort will also
ba'.o tla (■!.ujicration of law enforcement agencies rep-
r*•st■ ntrd in the photo by Police Chief Colie Dowd, left
and Sgj. V\ . K. Hamilton of the S. C. Highway Patrol.
(Sunphoto i>\ Sto\c Armfield.)
In Newberry we have the
Whitener stables with a num
ber of beautiful purebr* d Tenn
essee Walkers. These beautiful
and graceful animals have tak
en many ribbons in shows thru-
out the Southeast. They were
not shown at the N* wherry
Horse Show last year, but I
undo
rstand th
oy will
bo this
year,
so
many
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tho slu
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have
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to ' O 0
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to bo
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ctruct owner-, rider.-, and am
ateur traimrs in method-: of
handling In mses. 'bowing her
ses, types of equipment to be
used, and almost any 'ubject
which the audience wished dis
cussed.
Shown above is one of the
prize Arabian stallions of the
Bali Hal Ranch. Belovs, Trainer
Fisher vsorks with one of the
wrung colts. ( l pp, i photo b\
Ruth Sanders, lower bs ( omi
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F. M. Smith.
Wilton Todd
dies suddenly
Marcus Wilton Todd Sr., fib,
W inston Salem, N. C’., died
suddenly Tuesday night at G:30
p.m.
Mr. Todd and his family lived
in Nbwherry for a number of
years, when lie was manager
of the Mollohon plant of the
Kmidall Co. For the past sev
eral years, he had been con
nected with the Regional office
of the National Labor Relations
Board in Winston Salem.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Mary Wingate Todd of
Winston Salem; two sons,
Marcus Wilton (Jim) Todd Jr.
of Newberry and Robert E.
1 Bob) Todd of Martinez, Ga.;
and mie daughter, Mrs. W. S.
i.Maiy Ann) Pul’ree of Hyatts-
v; 11 e, Md.; six grandchildren
and one greatgrandchild.
b unera! services will he held
'oday (Thursday) at 4;30 p.m.
frmu Harry Bryant Funeral
Hone , ( harlotte Tlie family is
at tie- residence of Mr.'. Whit
Broun, l'lMO Sliaron Road.
Newberry girls
to go to Paris
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he-'day, Ma\ .'to. National
M■ mm al Pay. i.- a legal holi
day and the po.-g office will be
. c sed according to Postmaster
Harry Moose.
There will he neither city
nor rural delivery, although the
mails will he worked to lock
boxes and special delivery mail
will he delivered.
Incoming and outgoing mail
w ll be dispatched as usual.
College, high schools
commencements set
Peter Hackes, NBC News
correspondent, will be speaker
at Newberry College Com
mencement exercises Sunday,
May 28.
He is a news space specialist,
having covered every manned
space flight. His assignment
during recent space flights has
been to simulate the various
tasks performed by the astro
nauts m outer space.
The Rev. Voight O. Taylor,
pastor Bethel Methodist church,
Charleston, will deliver the bac
calaureate sermon in the A. G.
D. \V lies Chapel at 11 a.m.
Degrees will be awarded to
approximately 110 graduates at
the commencement exercises to
be held in Setzler Field at 5
p.m. Hackt's, the Rev. Taylor
and Conley R. Addington, pro
fessor of accounting, emeritus,
Univeristy of Miami, will re
ceive honorary doctorate de
grees.
Other activities of the day
will include a luncheon for
seniors and their parents in
Kaufmann dining room, 12:30-
2 p.m., and the President’s re
ception, 2:30-4 p.m.
The Newberry College Alum
-ni Association will honor the
classes of 1902, 1907, 1912 and
1917 at a luncheon.
Commencement exercises at
Newberry High school will be
Monday, May 29 at 8:15 p.m.
in Hedgepath Stadium, accord
ing to W. P. Mabry, principal.
Senior speakers will be Ann
Renwick and Jim Parsons, el
ected by the senior class; and
David Vernon, president of the
student body. Candidates for
diplomas number 140.
The baccalaureate sermon
will he preached Sunday night
at the school auditorium by
Rev. S. M. Atkinson, pastor
of Central Methodist church.
A list of candidates for dip
lomas is printed elsewhere in
this issue.
Mid-Carolina graduation ex-
e reuses will lie Held in the
school auditorium for the class
of 1907 at 8:00 p.m., Tuesday,
May 30. There art 1 oo candi
dates for diplomas.
The Salutatory address will
be given by Cathy Hentz, a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Woodrow Hentz. The Valedic
tory address will be given by
Virginia Blount, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Blount.
Commencement speaker will he
Emlon Metis, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Metis. Principal
H. M. Bedenbaugh will present
the diplomas.
Honor graduates are: Vir
ginia Blount, Cathy Hentz,
Randy Griffin, Janice Ringer,
Emlon Metts, Luke Black, Ann
Bowers, Deena Dawkins, Shir
ley Cook, Terrell Alewine,
Stanley Boozer, Cynthia Ruff.
Baccalaureate services will
be held Sunday night, May 28
at 8:00 p.m. at the school.
The sermon will he delivered
by Rev. R. L. Brock, pastor of
Prosperity Methodist charge.
The Awards Day program
will be held at 10:30, May 30
at the school. Participants on
the program will he the honor
graduates. All senior class
members are participants in
Awards Day.
Candidate's for diplomas are
listed elsewhere in this issue.
In order to cultivate the appreciation of good citizen
ship among senior high school students in Newberry
(ounty, Jasper Chapter, Daughters of the American
Revolution, continues to give annual Good Citizens
awards. The senior high school girl, who possesses the
qualities of dependability, service, leadership and pat
riotism, is chosen by the faculty. The winners this year
are, left to right, Miss Ann Bowers, Mid-Carolina; Miss
Ann Remvick, New'berry High and Miss Mildred Sober,
Whitmire High. The girls are WTaring the pins given
them by Jasper Chapter. They also receive a certificate.
(Sunphoto by Steve Armfield.)
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