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The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, June 15, 1967—PAGE 5 Auxiliary names officers On Thursday afternoon June first at 4 p. m. the American Legion Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs. M. F. Bowler with Mrs. W. W. Bennett, Mrs. P. K. Harmon and Mrs. Harry Epting as associate hostesses. After the usual ritualistic service, the members sang The Star Spangled Banner. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approv ed. Yearly reports of officers were then heard. Mrs. W. Roy Anderson re ported that approximately 45 children have been given aid iduring the past year, cont- sisting of groceries and cloth ing. Some retarded children have also been given help. Mrs. Anderson reported on the Flags that she has sold to individuals and to the mer chants. It is hoped that all the merchants will display their new fifty star flag on June 14 which is Flag Day. Any one desiring a flag will please con tact Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. Fred Mitchell gave some interesting high lights from the National Legislative Bulletin. Mrs. W. Roy Anderson, poppy chairman, reported that the sale of poppies in the business district was very good. We, the members of the auxiliary wish to thank the merchants, who displayed poppy posters in their windows, the public in general who bought the little red poppies and for each one who helped in any way to make the sale a success. The nominating committee made their report which was unanimously accepted for the coming year. President, Mrs. M. F. Bowler; First Vice President, Mrs. Ray Nobles; Third Vice President, Mrs. W. Roy Anderson; Re cording Secretary, Mrs. Harry Epting; Corresponding Sec retary, Mrs. T. M. Fellers; Treasurer, Miss Sadie Bowers; Parliamentarian, Mrs. F. Scott Elliott; First Historian, Mrs. R. E. Hanna;Second Historian, Miss Grace Summer; Chaplain, Mrs. P. E. Way; First Sergeant -at-arms, Mrs. Olin Wessinger; Second Sergeant-at-arms, Mrs. Gaynelle Mac Farlane; Exe cutive Committee Women, Miss Sudie Dennis, Mrs. Margaret Fouche, Mrs. Louis Floyd. These officers were installed by Mrs. W. Roy Anderson, past Department President of the American Legion Auxiliary Department of South Carolina. The Department Convention will meet at the Poinsett Hotel, Greenville S. C. on June 23-25. The following members were elected delegates to the con vention. Mrs. M. F. Bowler, Mrs. Roy Anderson, Miss Grace Summer, Miss Sudie Dennis, Mrs. Harry Epting, Miss Sudie Bowers, Mrs. T. P. Crooks, Mrs. Fred Mitchell, Mrs. P. K. Harmon, Mrs. L. G. McCullough. The members led by Mrs. P. K. Harmon sang the hymn of the month. The meeting closed by praying together the Lords Prayer. During the social hour the hostesses served delicious re freshments. (Grace Summer) (Publicity > Tips for filing Medicare bills There is some misunderstand ing about the way to file a claim under medicare for pay ment of doctors' bills, reports Miss Martha Pressly, manager of the Greenwood social security office. The two ways in which medical insurance payments can be made are by “assignment,” or by payment to the patient. If the patient and his doctor wish, payment can be made directly to the physician. The patient completes Part I of the request for payment form and Ronald Reagan to speak at GOP dinner The South Carolina Repub lican Party will bring its two top national attractions to South Carolina this year for speaking appearances. California Governor Ronald Reagan has now accepted an in vitation to appear in Columbia the doctor completes Part it," accepting an assignment. If the doctor does not wish to take an assignment, the patient can pay the bill and payment will be made directly to him. If this method is used, the patient should ask his doctor to com plete Part II of the Request for Payment form or get item ized receipted bill to send with the claim. Under both metHods the bill should show the dates of treatment, the type of treat ment, and how much was paid. To insure prompt payment of a claim, advises Miss Pressly, the Request for Payment form should be carefully checked be fore mailing. All questions on Part I must be completed. If Part II is not completed, then itemized receipted bills must be attached. The patient should make certain that these bills show his name and number as they are shown on his medicare card. Miss Pressly also said that anyone wishing Request for Payment may obtain them by writing or calling the Green wood social security office. The number is OR 3-1711. Office hours are from 8:45 a. m. to 5:00 p. m. Monday through Friday and from 9:00 a. m. to 12:00 noon on Saturdays. jn September 29, State GOP Chairman Harry S. Dent ann ounced today. Senate Minority Leader Everett Dirksen is al ready scheduled for July 14, in Columbia. Both are the most sought-after speakers in the National Republican Party. Details of the Reagan visit will be released when all plans are finalized, the Senate GOP leader said. “We are grateful to this great American,” Dent said, “for honoring us with his pre sence on September 29. When I visited him earlier this year, he told me of the very high re gard he has had for Senator Thurmond, who was one of the first to encourage him to offer for Governor. I promised him he would be presented by the Senator if he should accept our invitation, and this will certain ly be done. He also thinks high ly of Congressman Watson and the successes our party has scored in South Carolina.” Reagan joins other popular GOP speakers in visiting the South Carolina GOP. Richard Nixon spoke in Columbia last fall, and Senate Minority lead er Everett Dirksen is scheduled to speak in Columbia on July 14. “This shows.” Dent said, “the high regard the National GOP has for our State party and Congressman Watson and Senator Thurmond. No other State has been able to get this big threesome in to speak in a twelve-month period.” Reagan is a noted actor who made his first major entry into politics in 1964 when he camp aigned nationally for Barry Goldwater for the presidency. In 1966 he won the Republican nomination for Governor of California by a 2-1 vote, and then won over incumbent HAPPY BIRTHDAY June 17: David Lathrop, Irs. D. P. Leopard, David Humphries, Marcia Kirkland. June 18: Joseph E. Crooks, Martha Jo Rinehart, D. P. Leo pard, R. C. Neel, Joby Ringer, Eula Q. Livingston, Davey Riley. June 19: J. D. Bozard, Betty Waldrop, Mrs. J. H. Cook, Jr., Vernon Bain, Allene M. Cook, Charlie M. King, Emerson E. Westwood, Mrs. H. W. Dip- ner, Sr. June 20: Howard Earl Meet- ze, Mrs. Mamie Cromer. J. Governor Pat Brown by a one million vote margin. He is now one of the top leaders in current public opinion polls as a GOP presidential possibility although he has disclaimed any plans to be an active candidate. Blackmon, Bill Waldrop, Bren da Reeves, Mrs. Broadus Lips comb, Donna Danielson, Nora Smith. June 21: Bill Armfield, Angeline P. Harmon, Bobby Busbee, O. A. Felker. June 22: William Partridge, Faye Summer, Roy C. Doo little, Mrs. Berry Livingston, Rion C. Price, Tena Price, Nichols, Terry Dominick, Mrs. W. H. Caldwell, Patty Regnery. June 23: Mrs. O. J. Jack- son, Mrs. O. O. Fulmer, ‘Billy Long, Mrs. John Earl Smith, Ralph Waldrop, Mrs. John P. Livingston, Floyd Bouknight, Mrs. Y-Genia Crossland, Donnie Rikard. John Eastman Wilkes of Dil lon and Thelma Jean Davis of Hartsville were married here June 7. Harry Benjamin Perkins Jr. and Deborah Anne Fulmer of Newberry were married June 4 at Newberry. 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