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The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, Nov. 23, 1967—PAGE 5 State Music club president speaks here Mrs. Conway Jones, Jr., of Fountain Inn, president of the South Carolina Federation of Music Clubs, was guest speak er at the meeting of the New berry Music Club Tuesday even ing, November 14, at the home of Miss Juanita Hitt. Assoc iate hostesses for the meeting were Mrs. Price K. Harmon, Mrs. Kemper D. Lake, nd Mrs. Pinckney Abrams. Miss Hitt introduced the speaker and she began her talk by giving the purposes, duties and privileges of be longing to the National and State Federation The National Federation be- b IT • fV* mm 14 Present for the dedication service at Mt. Bethel South ern Methodist Church on November 12 were, from left, Rev. Glenn Comfort, president of the Southern Methodist Church; Rev. Leecy Bright, pastor of Mt. Bethel; and Rev. Julian Gamble, president of Southern Methodist Col lege. gan with a small singing festi- beside ^ge a i re ady mention- val m Chicago 69 years ago. Now with a membership of 650,000 it is the largest of its kind in the world. She said the State Federation has help ed 47 performers toward a musical career. She commend ed the club for supporting the Parade of American Music each year. Mrs. Jones closed by singing a solo, “ Take Joy Home” (Carolyn Wells Bassett,) ac companied on the piano by Miss Georgia Montgomery of Fountain Inn. Mrs. Jones wore an orchid given her by the club and was presented a gift also in appre ciation for her visit. Mrs. Jones presented Nat ional Federation Awards of Merit to the following for ed, were Conway Jones, Jr., and daughter, Miss Elizabeth Jones of Fountain Inn and P. K. Harmon. Miss Lorraine Paris, presid ent, presided. The Thanksgiv ing Hymn was sung by the group led by the chairman, Mrs. A1 Busby. Miss Hitt and Mrs. W. Roy Anderson gave reports on the State Board meeting in Columbia in Octo ber. Following the meeting a de lightful social hour was en joyed. Members and guests were invited into the dining room where assorted sandwiches and cakes and mints were served. The color scheme of green and gold was carried out. The table, covered with a beautiful Belgian linen and their participation in American was ccntercd wjth Music Week last May: The Newberry Music Club, to Miss Hitt for the Newberry High School Music Department, Franklin Armfield for The Sun, Dave Sokovitz for the Observer, Mrs. Roland Fel- ker for the window display at The Fashion. Other guests of the club an arrangement of gold chry santhemums and fruit, flank ed by gold tapers in silver holders. Mrs. Harmon poured tea. Mrs. Lake and Mrs. Ab rams assisted Miss Hitt in serving. Mrs. Annette Long Brooks, are making their home at 1608 1-2 Main St. COMING TO GREENVILLE MEMORIAL Toes., Dec. 5th thru Sun. 10th NIGHTLY at 8:30 P.M. EXCEPT TUESDAY AND SUNDAY TUESDAY — 7:30 P.M. SUNDAY — 3:00 P.M. MATINEES: SAT. A SUN. 3 P.M. ALL SEATS RESERVED Sink and Drass CircU $4 A $3 JO 2nd Balcony $3.50 A $3.00 3rd Balcony $3.00 A $2.50 22nd EDITION Box Office Open Sunday 1:00 To 6 P.M. WORLD’S GREATEST ICE SPECTACULAR 7 Fabulous Productions featuring Huge Cast of International Skating Champions and Stars Prasanted lay Tha Gre«nvill« Civitans for tbo Benefit of Civitan Froth Air Camp 3 Family Shows Children Under 16:—Vi PRICE Tuos. 7:30 and Sat. A Sun. 3:00 P.M. TICKETS ON SALE NOW AT AUDITORIUM AND ALL AGENCIES ORDER TICKETS BY MAIL Sand talf addroMod stamped envelop* and chock or M.O. to Memorial Auditorium, Box 10185, Greenville, S. C. Telephone Information Call 239-9025 r-k-kifirirkirkifirlrk-iiirkirk-kirk kjrirki Rhodes infant Infant son of Johnny and Tina Darby Rhodes died Tues day at the Newberry County Memorial hospital . Surviving in addition to his parents are his paternal grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tal- madge Rhodes of Whitmire; his maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Darby of New berry, and a number of uncles and aunts. Graveside services were held Wednesday from Whitmire cemetery. ANTI-UTTER ORDINANCE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. An Ordinance Prohibiting Littering of Private and Public Property, Highways, Streets, Parks, Etc. BE IT ORDAINED, By the Mayor and Council- men of Newberry, in Council duly assembled; Section 1—It shall be unlawful for any person to dump, throw upon, deposit or leave trash, refuse, garbage, cans, bottles, wrecked cars, or any other litter on any property belonging to another without permission from the owner thereof or on or along or upon any public street, parking lot, sidewalk, park, or other public property within the City of Newberry. Section 2—Any violation of this Section shall be punishable by a fine of not more than One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars or imprisonment of not more than Thirty (30) days; and in addition, any person violating this Section may be required toremove any such trash, refuse, garbage, or other deliterious matter dumped or left on the streets or any other property. Done and ratified this 9th day of May, 1967. Ernest H. Layton, Mayor James M. Longshore, Lin Slaton Clarence A. Shealy, Jr. Jack H. Senn, Cecil E. Kinard, E. F. McCutcheon, Councilmen ATTEST: Winifred Culclasure, Clerk and Treas. The Police Department has been instructed to en force the above ordinance. Together We Move Foward FARM AND CITT PARTNERS IN PROGRESS PROGRESS RESULTS FROM EFFORT City and County working hand-in-hand will keep Newberry County moving forward toward new hori zons of achievement for the benefit of all our citizens! PLANKING AND WORKING TOGETHER MEAN • MORE JOBS • BETTER SCHOOLS • BETTER CHURCHES • BETTER ROADS • BETTER RECREATION PROGRAMS AND FACILITIES City of Newberry