The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, August 03, 1967, Image 1
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Bv DORIS A SANDERS
SUiU'.-villt* ( N. (.) Landmark
DEAR OLD DETROIT — As
we write these lines Detroit,
Mich., is on fire. It is on fire
literally, politically, socially and
in other ways. The literal fires
will soon he put out hut the
others will burn for a u'enera-
Volume LI—Number lb
Newberry, S. C. 29108, Thursday, August L. 1967
82.00 Per Year—Single Copy 10c
tion or lonyo r.
Fo
r the
s e c o f i (
1 week
in a
row
A meric
an N
eproe>
have
desti
oyt-d o
ver
.Si oi) m
illion
W o!' t
h of o
tlu-r
peoples ]
prop-
• r*y,
makin
p K1
a ns men
look
like
Boy Sci
cits h
y conipai
•Ison.
If t!
11 Sp'O
niilli"
n fipure
does
n< i *
:nipiess
you j
ust reme
mhi-r
t hat
Statesv
ille’s
asses.-er ;
|irop-
erty
valuati
on fo
1 the current
! ax
ynar is
< > n 1 y
$ss.r, mi
llion.
This
means
t liat
A nn-rican
Ne-
g roe
s have
in 10
days de<
t roy-
t ii property valmni at tlie eijui
Y.anmt of ttiree towns the size
<>f Statesville. Detroit’s damage
is now estimated at S'Jon mil-
iioti. This does not take into
account the loss of lives, total
iriU' about bO m New .ler -y and
Miehip r a11, and other -1tiefeer.np:
• cormniic !• '-sea.
Report s (i * - - (■ r , ned much of
the nation's nth larpn-st nty as
:n a stale or anarchy, l.oo'mp
and arson spread unchecked
with whole blocks pn.no- up m
flame:
s. Negroes
were
shoot inp
at fir
cm- n. |
M 1 1 K
wm in.
and o! h -
ers. (
i O V . R I
uni.
ey, wl
loM- uat-
.ona!
poll! ica
1 ca
i reer w
hkejy
ended
by the
1 rii
it. -aid
tile City
look ei
i like ;l
t liad heen
hi imbed.
If the
Rus-d;
ms
had ca
a ed this
much
damage
in D-t
nut we
would
he lit
an
atomii
wai to-
day,
but
Rn-
•idem
.1 ohnson
wait ci
1 until
t he;
c had <
iestroyed
Slf.o
miliion
in
proiie
rty and
killed several people before he
would respond to the call for
help to send federal troops. He
uidn’t want to lose any votes,
you know. It is the responsibil
ity of government to maintain
o’ lle’ . tint men to restore or -
dei a • r pet/.d- pro] c-1y hau
been destroyed.
.Michigan n an ultra liberal
.-tale wicrc the (I real Society
was m full bloom. Everything
va- inteprated, unionized, wel-
faia-ized ado dohnsonized. Their
governor wouldn't help elect
(/oldwater because he was too
i lose to Southern white people.
In Detroit, Nee rues were work
ing at (dph wapes, hvinp in
pood sections of town and .--o
trie standard exeli-es for law
-e -siie.-s w o.n't appis to 1 »ear
! bii Detroit.
Furthermore (’o'-.p-ress h a s
pas.-eti law m recent \ear.-
i.esipued to iti.-ur-o that all \-
pfoe , enjoy then rip lit nr.-c r
11.e * - nstilnt .oil. 1 r:i• \ car v 11e,
C • to 11; t (-p 1 at • d .- eh- ads . 'A . m
'a i' h and mar t y w.lrrle i • ■.i-. s
Mo; ' O' tii- m . .. cd i e pa;::f i.
1 m; .’o- ,l .! tlu-y - w . .
w ofi \ 1 ■ c r- , • 1 . i
, n .a hi -.aid h : n a n.o n
Exchange Club
gets third “E”
The Exeb.anpe (dub of New
berry has been awarded its
tiiird BID "H'’ Award for club
i xcelletice by the National Ex-
eha ripe ('bib, t wa.- an m cmcetl
today at the Id'h arunt.al Nat
ional Exehafipe ('on vent um in
Hal Haidrouin El,a. d'he award
is pn vep to Exelianpe Clubs
meebnp tire reipiirement - of
■ ffieieticy, expansion, and ed-
u i ■ a * i o r i.
: ■ n inp ( " 1 ; 1 - - \ve< »• requ 1 red
’o ai-tive-ly pa 1 1iejp ite ;n The
\a' ow L'n-hanpe ('nib'- Frec-
dom Sl'iiue ami Nat ronal < rum 1
1 ’r e\-. nt ion W.-'-k ppip-rams plus
at ’ - -a t of - other • omn'ur i y
-a- rv e- p r - ijee* Also they had
• o rneo* the h, 1 o he-t -1 amla riIs
of o pe fr t lona! eff am-tiey a n <1
eon*' 11 ei r, t • ■ tic- .-x pan -nori of
Exehanpe either by ; ner .-asinp
nienihers’/d[i ■ r tab! s'mnp
new clubs.
Dr. Goggans was
noted educator
Dr Sadie Coppans, T*-. died
Monday at the Baptist hospital
after a short illness.
Dr. Coppans was bom in
th:- county, a dauphter of the
hate John C. and Adella l.onp
(loppans.
She was a retired educator
from Winthrop C.dlepe, was a
well known South Carolina ed
ucator. servinp as supervisor of
the Parker District Schools in
Creenville and Riehland county
prior to poinp to Winthrop, and
at one time Hie was a member
of the South Carolina Board of
Education. She was a member
of Crace I.utheran church in
Rock Hill.
so
eaile
d X
eg n ■ I ea' b r
and
phony w
bite
poiit ician-
a!
•out
t he
failu
res
of whites ,
n
the
an-a
of
i ne
i eiat ion.-
w
bile
N eg
roe.
ar-
ii11wh; 1 iup to
do
all
' r; - ■ v
eaii
to r
, t■ i P f i 1 e Hi .VI • 1
V e -
One • -f many ! - --ns to :>■
h• a r: e . ; *■. un t:i• e ran , a. r -
m.r ; "id ii '-r, . - th,.* libs nation
• M..-. !. i tnoi a! and spiritual
ani. ; p t - y l.awh fir-t
f ah . pu • f pa*/ ua! a*k-
r.e P -ii .tj.-vn e' . ne:-. lahhR
' , - p.h : ca'i rr ,pt 1 k' 1
w i ha*, t r. \ !:,er a * ■ ' . ; ..,
; ': ■. 11 - : ■ a mate - * n. r a 1
a :.d [• v e • - r:.te\
I'F DIRI-TTORS—romitosiny the Board of Directors for the Newberry County Unit
ed Fund for 1967-68 any from left, seated, Richard Britt, R F. Summer Jr., Bresi-
Vice President. Tliomas 11. Feit/.sey. Standing:, ddiomas Buzhardt,
Riehard R. Brown, Dr. B. 11. Stum, Steve C. Floyd, and Cecil E.
Crady I.. Carter, Furman Garner, Dr. J. F. Grant,
Rev Garth Hill, Owen Holmes, Mrs. F. 0. Leitz-
dent. Dr. Jot 1 Smith
Deward B. Brittain,
Ixinard. Directors not present are:
Larry Hatehette, ( vril 1 lutehinson,
spy, .Mrs.
Simmons.
Louis McAdams, Conrad B. Park, J. Hilton Parsons, Rev. Flford Roof, Chas.
James M. Smith Jr., Treasurer, and David Sokevitz. (Sunphoto.)
Mayor Retires
from politics
after 20 years
I repret to ;tnn,ounce that I
will not offer ns a candidate
tor Mayor of Newberry in the
up-
corn i
up
D
eimiei a
tie
i*
tin
iary
i -11 -i
■t ion
d
"oil,
the
C
itizen>
of
N
ew
ber-
ry.
liav
c g
1 v
e n n 11 •
th
op
pi) r-
tun
ity ;
Uid
I*
ri viiegn
of
,e r
c inp
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for
11 e
r
Jo yea
r -,
K
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ear'.-,
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rma
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Ward
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te
mis
as
may •
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y
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for
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tied business than local pov-
ernment ojierations. Your coun
cil makes the laws and sets
policies, lint it takes manape-
ment of the day to day opera
tions to put those policies into
effect. We have been fortunate
to have had two capable and
dedicated manapers who have
1 »t,*r
n
of t
remendous
value in
DD)
\ a r
ip om
cil
:y forwai
■d.
o
thorn
- w
ho may
aspi r
e to
t he
11
f f ice
of
Mayor i
if New -
be I
ry
my
be.4
advice
would he.
fa
4
and
fori
: ■ 1110 S t , i 1
a V e 1
faith
il
tin
1 peo
pil
o! on i e
11 V 11
i ac-
ei |i
t 1
[a opr
es-
and change;
lean
Oil
th
eir h
elp
and ,-up]
port,
It. IS
a! w
. a \
s
tin
n- when
nei
-ded;
loo
k '
at o
u r
city as
a w
hole,
W il
at
a- bo
•4 f
or all tin
e citizens,
f<' r
Lie
11 -!: g
an
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or
per-
on
,ai
reia
tloll
is; bo!le\
,’e in
the
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pi.
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the (-lt> f
, io
tho; r
alo
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c a te
i d.
-d lea 11on
to -
ee il
job
w.-li ,
iorn
; teach
for
the
HIP
he
r r'n:
1 h' 1
iL
(lev
flop
bold
m-w
i'a "g r
a m
i
io a
doer
Li
bulk
ii-r
a pi
a n n e i
r; bo
firm
in H
n- f
'are of ;
idvi-r
- 4 v ;
have a positive approach to
the problems and policies,
throwinp out negative views*,
nepative thoupht, nepative ans
wers; and finally . . . he hum
bled in tin 1 face of the public
trust which, will he placed in
your hands.
If you strive to do these
thinps, then at the end of your
term of office, you can look
hack, as I am doing, with pride,
satisfaction and a most hum
ble “thank you" for allowing
me the privilege of servinp our
city. May <b>d bless each of
you for the assistance and sup
port you have piven me over
these many years.
MAYOR ERNEST II. LAYTON
ATTEND H()ME( ()MIN(i
AT COLONY CHERCH
Mis. Victoria Boozer, a. pat
ient in the Marion Nursinp
Home, and Dr H. Bailey Mc-
('ullouph of l.atta, spen the
weekend in .\’ewbe*rv ami at
tended the homerominp o rvici s
at Colony I,utliei,in church.
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STATE GIVITANS GATHER—The Summer South Car
olina District Civitan Council was held Sunday at Bound
ary Street School. Civitan President Frank Ward, left,
and Newberry Mayor Pro-tern Clarence Shealy, center,
welcome State Governor Barney Thompson of Charles
ton, to the city. (Sunphoto by Steve Armfield.)