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by the way .. . Hv DORIS A. SANPKRS VETERANS DAY Veterans Day is Saturday and Patriot! e organizations urpe all merchants and (dtizens to display the United States P'lag on that day in honor of veterans of all wars and con flicts. Volume ‘M Number 29 Newberry. S. C. 29108, Thursday, November 9, 1967 $2.00 Per Year—Sbiyle Copy 10c Recount slated in Alderman contest The American l.eyion Auxil iary has recently sold a num ber of flays to merchants and home-owners, and urges that all flags he displayed on Y* t- erans Day. THOSE MISTAKES Seems to me the t ■ < 1 s i e1 thing to do is to make a mis- takf - and s mm-times a ^ i ■ r i i, i i - om i n th- columns of a . 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O’Q u inn l s bim ■Cl Is it ! 6 j • <! of h i s ;tp- P' 'll: t ! 1 u 1 ! a- \. • ■'! ier > y ('m ,mt y V , ( tffas . v j' • [ihicing t lm !; i f ,. Ja iv . \\ , ' a . I ! is* app‘ ii nt- 11; s' ’ \\ .■ i v - mad , ! > \ tie- -tat , ,, N, • g !. ( u oi: n i Ue p a r ’ m • m t of \. ? an - Af fa . r- titi Nov a-m- *,, r i a !;.J I i ui. ( i '< )uirm WllI a ' u lilt' I , i it es sn J;im lary 1 . i 1 D 'v Ft / r ; li mini! M 1 i r (i f years Col. ( 1 C aril la'l.- I,, ill ;t full time el id’ ; u \ a , t . of 11' Ibdrd A itil- !.' r y (11 a > up. s. 1 National <; i i; u k :. w hich m • ai SO .u rve s ;ts K \ i ■■ . 1 Y i ■ < > ff a- t ‘ ’■ IP mill st, .1 m t n* ( , ' i a : ': V \ ew ium i y oil y •tc mill r 1 . 1: 1 ■ I ♦ a a• 1 slit s| i d ■t a s ’ 1 Vi '.i.,ty i Fll Ft bruary HI, P ' 1 ! 11 Put *' V ' . .j a kittle] fa Id t: 1 1 ,m i 1 i ' , T kj 1 j Nisi'i ’ a Afrie;, i on M ' 1 v -V i d r; a i a i sfVt (| five v ■ a f 1 d : ,s t \ 'lu’y during M "f a: \\ m i I at ■ 1; 11 i i n g t wo \ . 11 11 j ' ia i rtij it an 'Tim atre ( ) pc i a ’ am-. l 1 ie m i t ( ) l V'. i n izat ion ft' t he mu, he w as named • 1 { a < r ot a hiea 1 : i o ti at t ime < oh • 1 • J , ' !,, l - «1\ . IIi e e d 'll i 1 ! till t - . a t i i d I \\ 'Alii ’ I U N"V m: ]. i Mai \ I i • V I • ‘ ui. Hy a aao-vote margin, (Tar- ence A. Shealy Jr. was elected mayor of Newberry for the ensuing three years, defeating Herwhel A. Kemper 157ti to lo21 in the Tuesday (leneral election. Mr. Shealy, a Demo crat. may la' joined hy five democratic councdmen and one Repuhlican, (' P ( Pete i ('ole- man when the new council takes the oath ot office on November 2<>th. Managers in the nine city noves counted J.d'JT votes after [foils closed Tuesday at 7:00 p.m Winning candidates fur tin three-year aldermanic terms were (arman Pouknight with 1710 votes; Cecil Kinard with 1 a02 and 1.. 1). (iardner Jr. witii 1 lad. Winning one-year terms on eounnl were Claude Partam, IJKii; Pete (Oleman, Idsd; and Robert ("oates, 1228. d'railiilg ( oats hy only 15 votes was Preston McAlhany With 1212 votes. Although Mr. Coats was un officially announced as a win ner of a seat on Council T'ues- da\ night, there wiil he a re coil nt of tli(“ votes Received by Mr. Coats and Mr. McAlhany, as required l>\ State Paw. Section 22-l7(»-l of the < ode of South Carolina, states “wlieiie\er the diflerenee l>e- tvseen I hi' nuniher of votes re ceived b\ a candidate who has been declared . . . elected to an office in a general election and the number of votes re ceived l>> any other candid- date . . . not declared so el ected shall he not more than one percent of the total votes which were east for such oi lier. therein, the committee or board charged by law with canvassing such votes shall order a recount of such votes to he made forthwith unless such other candidate shall w at v e a recount in writing.” Mi. Me A1 han v U ated Wed- nesdav morning that he does not intend to waive the re- count. "1 realize that a re count could go either wav,” he said, "but I know that manv people went to the polls tu vote for me, and I want to he dollblv sun' that everv one of i he v ntes is counted.” A. P. (Pete) Parrott, man ager of the City (General Elec tion, stated just before press time Wednesday that the re count will he held Monday af ternoon if that time was agreeable to all parties con cerned. The ballot boxes have been taken to South Carolina National Bank for safe-keep ing until the time for the re count. Posing candidate in addition to Mr. Kemper, w iv Penn>rrat W. E. (Bill) Taylor with 122 1 votes; and Republicans Thur man Adams, SK2; (ieorge Mar- t in, 10T>1 ; F. II. Met 'onneil, 711 ; and R. F Summer I r., 1020. An analysis <C returns in dicate that Mr. Shealy earned all precincts except Ward 2. In the race for alderman, .Mr. Bouknight carried precincts t No. 1. 1 No. 2; Mr. (iardner carried 2 No. 1 ; Mr. Kinard, 2 No. 2 and 5; Mr. Taylor. 1 No. 2; Mr. Coleman, 1 No. 1 and 2; Mr. McAlhany. No. 0. Only Mr. Shealy and Mr. Kinard have had previous con lie 11 e \ p< ra nee a nd a n ■ now servi ng on eoiinetI. Of the rema111111iv mem 1H r elec! e(l to coll Del I, i ill 1 V Mi. Boll Is ti I g lit ha pr v ion s political s\ pt rlent a. ha v , ny; m veil a- , i > i n 11 y e 11 m m i s i o t a • t V T V a V V Holiday hours recommended The following t hedllls "t elosing ; 11 a 1 1 h 1*11(1 s 11a - bssn rset im nisia h d by 111 s Pnal'ti of 1 >i i t t to r Ilf the \t w In i ry Merchant A os .id 1 oil . ( lost* lbs r \ • i\ sinbsr 2 1 for Thank y I .. ) i ivit.ig ; s ( lit ' i is i' 1 r t ' nn 1 IS 1 _.) IO: Jiiiiiiai \ I ' ! i 1 1 - 1 fur \ I : < j ( J 1 1 ' ' . w ) sacks Uay; shs-- \ am Ok «:sr '2 k at 1 pmu fo; ( hr t m . Pat ads. < 1 pell 1 n t mid , r 2 n ami J a 11 - uary 2; of a n a. 1 ia i \ W ■ 1 d i e 11:iv mi Ui , mbi! u. 1 - ant! 20. Ib mam t I 1 ' !i . k : o o p.m. T r 'hty ti yk kt , In -C, Uvh.-r 1 , 8, 15 a ad 2 2; rm.a.i " "mm tls week i>»'for . ( hri. ' ' tsadi evtiing unt il (edit p.m s\rt p! Frsliiv, unt 1 '.«.ou p ,m. Tabulation of Tuesday vote by precinct . . t I ! A ] i (Q rs m ^ p t 7: *, . i : uii in v* 1 *.t - .t.ov lieu, •: * * y may i "ti.. v. 1,. : 1:ave t.i pi \ , r and vour fans.iv I- , 11 ii C r ! ■ e a -1 a m 1 1 1 > V ' y ave ff • r rmna ini tig i n tta (1 uar i w , ;■> t lie lasting fmmsi •'■ip' tb at W sl't mads and. “ porhap-' n lost .tap ■!'(a’ i.e iiiti. [ iat '' a i t is nn “It m< ike s Die ■ feel g 'i it i d to know he ia play itig a p. art in tie* ju'i i ■ S t ' rv; ition of the c ■ours r-y we lov r e So well, ” he tm Id the men. i < iik it' i i 'll i says V . /V ■ 1 S ! . Os U. ’ t> (T 1 • - 1 f. ! < a- | <r • -T- i or, ! o , a. r < ' ' ' Is. '' T” ' J I ~ C‘ ; u r o q , i r'-r 1 ivn "1— - -o- r 0 V ] R7 t —I- ’0? Uu i 'y - 1 11,0 9fc )C. i 189 03 : 189 r’ o ' 108 ! I r ! TO l i?Q k - V nc I : km u, I r f ; T9.'' i 16 3 i 156 r t 1 1 163 U5 i I ' ’29 i 192 1 ( ' t i r 1 ! 6k t t i q ; 36i ! - +• !|6 6 3 h I I I 60 ! 6 9? 10?! 131 ?h| 991 t j T?! 63 I ' v ‘.Ji j f- — - 4— Q l| 99' ! ”f • qo! us ; t . 1 . I 1 W . 1 I AQ 1 ‘ - L- ~ i ~rq\ 7? I •' ml 96 36 sft 1 t f tl6| 8ft' i ; 7-'j ipqj 7 2 t i wo! 306 2!^ 11. ; *■ 90 9 I o| 31 a Wi 7 h 108 1682 ; 1386;123U ; 862 175 237 1 3 Q 6 ’ 108V 1913 1 7 1:1 '106 9 State Building merger with Standard set The directors of the State Building and Loan Association have voted unanimously to merge with Standard Savings and Loan Association <>f Colum bia, according to a recent an nouncement by Ralph B. Baker, chairman of the Board of the State. Mr. Baker said that the proposed merger has also been approved by t he State Board of Bank control. A special meeting will he held on December 1st for shareholder approval. Final approval, however, must he given by the Ced-ra! Home Loan Bank Board of Washing ton, D. C MR. ABRAMS In rom men t m g on the merg er, P i nek i icy \. Abrams, execu tive v ice p re ident and - ec re- la i y t.afed, “ I 11 pmigfjiutt their ep;i c;i i e lii tories i'I service, Ird h id' t lie e ;i i>elat nms hav' lit 'W II oukda i la 111 iy growt In I loth | i a v a s \ > s p! n 'iia 1 iy high 1 it pn t ftf > M" " 1 t'i s am 1 1: a ry " I't S 1 V ( ' 'Tin affn a ’ am will ' \ p a n 11 tiis !" an t rv ! C ‘ "f i lot h a i . s s; a t a i n i, mm k i ny it po. ibi s f"l' 11 t s ms. t tile s v i r a t 'iw in y is is i,-. of tin - t. ‘ ( ■t loll w i! h ; t w. J1 t m lia its I PI "k i a m ■f fin; ii.f.ai a - -s. tanes I'kil 1, i v. i! 1 g ! 1 to ny my, the Stats' Will t 1 [HI ■ate un i t 1 r t h e Stamia i d na m '. Tin C " 1 1 -o] i - till! S'!) Will i's -' lit .!: U 0 - ’ r l 11; s’ - ' , ! v itig- a i id it .an a t if a- •am ii i S ■ i u t i i < at'o!in a. J i'otal a st wT!; b. < - v • r >1 1 mi 11am , iol la rs '■ Thi nre.-,m ! .-tuff ■ 11" ; hs Skits ■ will t , * 111 in is to , m r\a • s ( . fi -ni. t it of \ ,"|'W he 1'!' y on t lie .-;uns ps rss ina 1 b a s i sit \\ Itil tla- a. Tilt 1«> n; 11 tmpabili ’ a t s that a la: l' ' r a -st 1 1 a a 11"!: "ff. »• ’ ! U; Mr. A imams aid.” 'TI ij. ti f f ice wiil r on! i n u e under tl i e < 1 ! I'sC- tioll o f it.- pr - ent ini ard, ;ual under their y 11 i 11 a m ■ e, po 1 IfisS \v:ll lie forms' 1 in the he.-! i in- ; stvst.- - of New ImlTV." I Is ai Itied. In addition to Mr. Baker and Mr. Abrams, Thomas II. Pope, R. Aubrey Harley, and Louis (’. Floyd, serve on the Newber ry Board. The merger links a total of 7'J years of experience in pro viding for the home and thrift requirements of South Caroli na. “The State and Standard, hy joining strength and exper ience, will form a forward- minded association well equipp ed to encourage progressive de velopment in South Carolina,” Mr. Abrams added.