The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, November 09, 1967, Image 2
PACK 2
Th*' N<*u berry Sun, Nb'wberrv, S. (\, Thursday, Nov. 9, 1967
1218 College St., Newberry, S. C. 29108
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The Ccntua plant of (’ msolidaied Foods was formally
opened Sundae in the pn ence of hundreds of local cit
izens as well a> Company and stall’ dignitaries.
Participating in the ribbon-cutting ceremonies were,
from left, Cow Robert McNair; Bill Bu/.ick III, son of
William Buxick Jr., executive vice president of Consol
idated Foods Corp. and incoming president; Miss Lynn
Bedenbaugh, who is “Miss County Farm Bureau”; Wil
liam Buxick Jr.; and James S. Richardson, president of
Ocoma Foods, yPhoto by Nichols.)
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To present
concert here
A brilliant young pianist from
Bogota, Colombia will appear in
concert at Newberry College
Monday night, Nov. 13. She is
Blanca Uribe, whose stylo and
keyboard technique have won
her the enthusiastic attention of
critics in America and abroad.
Miss Cribe will appear here as
a guest performer in the New
berry College 19b7-b8 Arts and
Pectures series.
The concert, at 8:00 p.m. in
Wiles Chapel, is open to the
public.
At Newberry College, Miss
Uribe will present the Beeth
oven .-onata in (J major, opus
71); Schumann’s F a n t a s t i c
Bieces, opus 12; Bartok’s Im
provisations on Hungarian
Peasant Songs, opus 20; and
the Chopin sonata in B flat mi
nor, opus 35.
PROPERTY
TRANSFERS
it. B. Baker to Mary B.
Summer, one lot and one build
ing, Boyd Alley, 85 love and
affection.
Nancy Morris to James I).
Jones and Myrtle I. Jones, one
lot and one building, Uoatswood
Development $5.
Tom K. Sanders and Van C.
Sanders Jr., to David C. Wal
drop and Ralph 1). Waldrop,
three lots and three buildings,
$5.00.
Robert C. Weaver, Secretary
of Housing and Urban Develop
ment, to Airiage L. Oglesby
cm- lot and one building, $11,-
000.
Robert U. Weaver to Plato
Fconomos, one lot and one
building, Henry Ave. $1('>0,00.
Newberry No. 1 Outside
Thomas H. Pope and Pinck
ney N. Abrams, as Executors
of the estate of J. Dave Cald
well, deceased, to Malcolm O.
Mayer, 1.2 acres $150.
Silverstreet No. 2
Maggie S. Havird to Jerome
F. Havird, two acres $150.
Whitmire No. 1 (Outside)
Standard Oil Co. to R. A.
Nelson, one lot, $1.
The State Building it Loan
Association to Mary B. Sum
mer, one lot and one building.
1118 Reed Avenue $5.
F. 1). King to Frank King,
■11 acres $5.
Prosperity No. 7
Cuy V. Whitener Sr to. Car
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acres $5.
C S. Holland to Laura M.
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Ray Charles Singers caroling
the Christmas favorites and the
other side features Broadway
star Richard Kiley leading
••Twas the Night Before
Christmas” and other poems.
Pinckney N. Abrams, executive vice president of
State Buildiny & Loan Association, and William F.
Smith Jr., president of Standard Savings & Loan As
sociation, join hands in congratulations following agree
ment by the Directors of both Associations to join
Standard and State in merger.
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