Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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by the way . . . Bv DORIS A. SANDFRS A('(’RKI)lTATION Ther»> is a push «m u, flernnitary scliools df the state today to pa-t ‘'accredited” — both by the State Departna nt of Education and by the South ern Association of ('olle^es and Schools. I-’or many years, ac creditation was thought of only for hip r h schools — in fact, the name of the Souther: Associa tion formerly was "Colleges and Secondary Schools." In recent years, however, the State Department and the Southern Association (SACS, as it is called) have pushed the elementary schools to be come accredited.In the case of SACS, this calls for a “self- study” on the part of the in dividual schools, by the faculty and administration of t h e schools. Once the schools learn th-ur short-mmlntrs they mu<t correct these in order to come up to accred tation standards In Newberry, the only ele mentary school thus fai to 'e o**ive State acereditat ion s Rikard Sehoid at Prosporlt y. Even with tlm humi’ed- of thousands of dollar- of federal funds which have Peru noured into the vounfy, as a rosiilt >f on r t *i ■ w i nif to the wish'- >f the 1 lepartmerit of } b-a 1 1 li, Ed uca» loti and We! tar- n ‘ he ma ’ - t<■ r of i■ hooj o.i*, r of), >:i i •t her element a ry school • a s f'-ached -fat- -tanda'-d-, and 'he schools have m ,t b-eirilf' 'he -■ If study for SA( S act reiiita ton. School Dir-ctor Kalpi: W at kins -1 at ed t, a' ail * he schools ar> still work ny t'-c state accred tat ion, and w i! woii y ahou* SA t S ia'er 1 yive this information as hackrrroumi to sh-v. what a count _\ can do ; f it wishes. Laurens ('ounty School Dis trict f>() is out of favor with HEW and i- riot receiving; any federal fund- except those con- meta ■d W 111 i the local i unc h program am 1 p< j a s, 11 i y a 1IO! - lion of tic .-ala ry of ag'f ncui- ’ice and home ee on mm ' s t * ■ai'h- • r-. The SC f: m t i s h a \' e ion ■ '■ Ci V v d b s ail sen OO i s ! ' ' r ' .v ear-. C lid' ■r t he Nat ;• ma; He! e n >e Ad. Ho. ’ sci : i o o 1 > c. t lia' .; > t net fol ■ a few . ear s dm rv- c ' I \ o a ■mnl. am. oil:' > f' • t ierai f i lid e ..r 1. ora • \ 1 ' 1 H ' i\ - ami :, t; uct. ' '* I i 1 ma'- r i < i i - and f. <r it Cl! ‘pi'' f , ' ’ * l io r t: i ’be id a 1 o Oil!'. \ w t lo ■ d ,' t: let get.- 1 no f Umis . i : . \ o’ •.'e \ a n 1 t hi e . c;j;e111 a ! > 1- of It -t r . ! b' ; b I ' O';) ; ; w .: t a ■ .'-''.tic! 1 \ ■ I \ . 1 . ' I n 1 a. .Mi V • . i at ; d , t > u * 1 * m* .tai - h- o. Tic ■ . at op, :.' t b' . ho* : n .■ w It, t■ 'a ( hi of Super .a - f In'. • no- nta i ry ■ E'imn at ion Lil tl O' st;c,• !>•• p;u 'll! e u ’ O f E ! le at m > ! n. sta' ml. Th i.s ae! 111W o I m m t ! • Co. T s t''» i: : t e rest o f go: i, > 1 u. r staff, am 1 c m mum* . \ in pr • V c! ng a 1 i ’ 1 • il • >■ prog'-: am 1 ,f "d ; i c a t;' m for ' H i > 1 boys and gsi'i n y o a r sc 1 :« m.) ! 1." Wb at maki • - th i ^ pet . a ! >' m U ’Y 1 -t! ng i-' that althoi igh the srh i O t ) ] I i s loco. ted in 1 .aura ns <’o unt v, ten of th e 1 i faculty me mb -ers are residents ( > f New be: TV C' ountv and at least two others are natives. Dnr of the standards r-apaired is that < Continued on p:me Si \’olunit' ,‘)1 — Number MS Newberry, S. ( L'blUS. 1 nursday, -January 11. SM.OO Her Year—Single ( opy Council postpones purchase of fire truck few months Weather is topic of conversation Escapee killed in car wreck A 1 7i-yeai Sp. art an Ourg Nog!,. youth am escapee from tile St, ate in. lust rial s chool for : ' 'Vs, d.ed Monday a t a ( ol- . mlua hospital from inju ne.. lie n e ei ved in a one -car acc, d'm’ n ear lie re Thur.s day. N e w t" ’'I \ ('ounty Coroner l 1 t'O rg. R Summer identified Hie VO tim a s Lhomai ?■ L. But- b r. 11* * said Butler w a- a p a s - tig« " in a car stole n by an- other m mate at the John G. R chat .is Set ioo 1 1' or Boys at (‘olumbia. The aeciile nt occurred at 10 a m. Thursday when the driver lost Cl mtrol of the < •ar while : ra \a 11 tig at a high rate of - pcod ' mi Inte rstate Highway 20 a no u t 17 mil eS south () f N eW t ic ■ ry. The i car ran off the h gin.'.. iy and st ruck an em ban k m .'tit . the P.cil ( h C V !' o i i t . tati-m wagon wa - < 'Wilt'd by a mem her o{ ' Hi" indu'trna , 1 school siaff 1 orol.e r Sumim r sau.l aft 1; i pa - •1 i. pe n d 1! i p. Choir presents concert at Central church j u at ( !'ai • ,s •. i . , . i * i I ; ’ 0 . .' D Ma, r” I; . n. ! ..>:* r' r > , i ...•vdo VI. J] 7 ■ . 1 n i ‘ < c i : it'. • i i' D f', ' R" - » . ‘ . t n, • . t.. r > . * P • • Oy 1 “a- a i : An ; U \ • Ig.!," . W a \ nc. .x !. ■ i "Wnc ,n /. i. t Li e. K . • y H, un>,l, !. W i i i i •' D, a: i i ■ g 1 c ’ a . ui.paii. m> ;:t f< -r ' he sec c ! -'U , - in • Rejoice. ” An I;e \ all for t 11■ ( :n11 y '-s cl [,r*>v tie a:: ■ • rg a n .-oi'.' tor t h. t! . : d part ,. f th. l n og ra m. "Dor, an l *c- cat; t" t y J. S Bach DAR ( H AIM ER M E El’S FRIDAY J a P" r ('bapter, DAR will t n o t t J; trnary 12 at -1 •(H) p.m. at th-- home of Mr.'. W F Rut herf ord. Associate 1 lost esses will be Mcs Cornelia Mayr, Mr, ‘ W . R. Reid. Mrs. (i corga Bro 'ckenl.rough and Mr s. Fran- urS Finney Mrs. Ralph P. Bak c r vs i 11 or sent the program. Weather was the main topic of conversation early this week ,n the county, l-'orevast- rs mc-s ed their pares'' a- *o when warmer weather would arme, and instead of t m I’t'eduteu h.vlmr temperatures I'uesday morning', the section was treat ed to freezing rant and sleet for almost the entire day. Temperatures remained in the Upper twenties for most of Tue-day. althouph the ioeal weather reporting' station tin ally recorded a high of hf> de grees. School children were turned out at 1 :00 p.m., when it be came evident that, the ice on tic .-lippery roads apparently was not going to thaw by school closing time. They were disappo: nte* i to b at n that si,- hoo 1 was i i a c i\ in S' S.s i > ’I oil M e (i 11 c s ( lay morning . Alt h ough icc w a s to med on t 1 CCS and shrubs md ic iclcs bung from root ed pes. Hi" t ompe r; ituro was odg mg ju.-t abov fr Ui '/an g and tlu w arm trend w: t : e X peeled to COM t i 1; tic thro; 1 k- gout Hi" day La t iy m i i , ca ' lot; - , f I''' t of!!! ,»ig on c, t y sir. i t and :m! y highway 1 u o s d a y '[■' Uig It " u' i 111 pl'.yi i t Ii t i ii. i.S of Mid 1 > i ■! o r. m .. - ni" ■ n i ng , . i ■ y -pots on t ho U ; ’ V ,s. 1 1 o »■ t - ba'.l : ,ee 11 a .ml...'I i » v t V and t tie S t a' o 11 ghwa m , j, pa rt im - I t w a - o r i. - Mig f.W .' L i illy t" •n\ or lick "i t h main 1 g I : w ; iy 1 !-o 'A ('' f. i" f L - ( \ f i v - . j al ii, "N.i m "11 ' ! ■ '• log m ’. ay , f .a11 n o 1 iny N ■ ■ i, el 1 . J.ani.a a: , , V I j . , ;, . i" y \\ . j U f.'A a \ • > a i 1 | , e , t . . . \ • ■ ■m. : .,,,r.. - 'a c)e t. ; appa? 11 y tie -< w < n i.< ■ * , !-, i. . . . ; 1 .a i U e >da, . ... ■ ’ . .a .-let t bangeil t > ■ a w ;. e:i e 0.1 ! '.ed • ! . |- .j i. it t he I. C '.' . amt a In .a t an net, . d 'am fe'el : 1 W d:.c - :a, n --r:. Jordan named State Board I. Hart Jordan of Newberry was elected to the hoard of directors of the State < ’hambet of (dmmene Thursday .Jordan, plant manager of the Oak'and IMant of Kendall Company, will serve a l! year term on the hoard as the rep resentative of Newberry county. A native South Carolinian, Hart is a member and former president of the Lions Club and was treasurer of the United Fund in 10'M. Purchase of a new fire truck was again the subject of much discussion when city council met Tuesday night. Mayor A .Shealy Jr. told council that specifications for the truck had been prepared, and asked that the matter he submitL'd to the budget committee for consider ation. He stated that it would be ••:!!" ga!" t o place an order for the t ruck until n loiiey had 1 o. n mi, i g e t ■ i for the ptircha.'-e. Th" now budg et for ! 1 io i;"is o’. 1 fn cal y» ■ar wn il he pr i pa rod !.y J ..tie i, SO th* Te Wolll ii .miy be a t'o'A n i . ; : i s i- 'ay , he said * oLillC iimoii ('ceil K maid and ‘ iauue l a i ia. n were 111S i S I e 111 mat tm truck he urd* red with- out I pit her dei a \ . A i ter U .s- i . Mon, huwevet, council vuia d m aibmit the issue to the bud- get comm.ttee. Mr. Km a id, (hairman of Hie c o m m, t tee, ga; iraiiteod tuat the it< m would he MU lUb' d ill He ■" atget. l 'ouncilman t :. d. ( olcn iun, chairman of a committee U P - la;. hSheU to -si a -:y and writ u a pro po.-.ed ordmaiwe 1 o t the uol- lection of trash and garbage m L ho c11 y, repoi te d to; it. i ilc c (Mil- miLDe had had a bn gthy meet mg , hut ponding i '"O'lpt of ! u r tner in!of ma ! loll, no ac mm had ic , 11 taken. He -aid he eX - pcc led tic Old; mine e to be pi. pa red in t w > , W ei ok . ( ; ty .Manager kin Riebe told ( ouiu il that at It.s 1 rc'iue.n, be ti,ad contacted 1 ’ll hi 10 Pei sonnei A'lmi msti at n.m of <’ li icago for a u ost o.stimate for o mducl ; mg a t o111 |j 1 e11e 1 ]S, \ t w.g '. e and sai a ry .-.udy ami j. d, t o|, t ,s, I i c a t, o h . rii • duie for tm ■ cd; . He aid that he wa. g i v oil to. , toll pi ,i me a I o ei ma n.try e. 11 m a to a! IlMII) t' it I'm 11 a u i; <11 y o t pinp.o,;: i oo isc d a w tet- i '" a ,'fto i i.'. d | . ' a ; , ai.i ! "1 i • d a Cm: t ■ r a ■ a,noil \ a b t ; i Ml Pam, V. \i i ( o. Dan 1 tin naiam • ho Wig i:: a 1 1. 1 ■ t ,, ,,f >s,,jhii) w h h w : m b"!'- 1 d ! a di i t ay to! ..f . h ' . ( Iw.'l, ill.' ; 1 ; ! b,.;i!. ! . ' ■ J ", - N h '■ : u« i , n ’ • 1 m ’ ‘ m ' 1 : mi d • m 1 , • ' ; 1 - : V ‘ a ' : ) Mm : i «'; N ' , : :: Da. • . \ * . i up ! 1 i‘.tr, . al lO'd of ' ' 1 i i J \ H • | t rl\[ of the tot . a ‘ v «»H t!".a “ t a • fl ' • j ( ( , 1- f , - r w ' c : If- . t Pa rk . - ■ a ) • > r ' i ‘ in lua • a- Mai I'm U . *. i v a t v 1 * 1 1 « h ’ • ' O f: ■ m U ' a u S r> . ''io a. o k. an If.,- Whs Str t ♦ * !' a ’ f. 1 » ■, an. ' • m o ■' "f He,' will t.o m he w til u • t y a ! V Y\ S. Mayor Slim i y ; i p;"» i t'ii He folio ’A i n ir uni Mil .ttee t o . tmiy trad t "r M ra:lor Unload:!.t on the U i t V streets: L. D. Dai drier, (hairman; ('laude Par?a;'. and Pre.-t- m M. A ihany (’oumnl ace. pted the i» snrna tions of the rnombt rs of ti:< Newberry Bond ( onmi -ion. The ('ommission was establ.sh ell in 1 '.'Lb) at the t: me t her t y sold gener-al obligation bond. In recent y> ars, all bond trans actions are handled by a bank. C Walter Summer served as secretary of the Co-mmission and other members were John Norris, R, R. Baker and R. C. Floyd. Civil court jurors named The January term of Com mon Pleas court will convene on Monday, the 2llnd, at 10:00 a. m. with Judge Louis Rosen of Orangeburg presiding. The following will report for jury duty at O.-bO on the 22nd: Mrs. Marjorie E. Richardson, L. J. Matthews, Dorothy E. Crant, W. H. Nichols, Luther (ballman, S. L. Shealy, Jr., Frances M. Elsmore, Aubrey L. M'icker, Eldred B. Amick, Ben jamin A. Buddin, L. (L Sligh, -Ir., Albert C. Stoudemire, Jean Jones Sutton, H. L. Barker, Frank D. (iraham, Marion L. Starnes, Mrs. Elizabeth B. Car ter, Horace M. Werts, Edgar IL'ber'w.m, Richard E. Long; Als.>, James L. Masters. Mrs. Evelyn N. Reyd, Frank W. She lby, Robert T. Eoy, B. (’. Bed- enhaugh, R. L. Summer, Will iam F. Mayer, David W. (Ire- gm y ,.! r , Herman E. Mayer, Mrs. Christine H. Long, James Allen Senn, William M. John ston. Horace B. Bouknight, Tommie P. Setzler, A. J. Tins ley. Marion L. Ruff. .1 Wendell Bedenhaugh, Samuel \ . Hunter, James Ira Cmson, Richard Paul R ichardsen. Wound fatal to Bedenbaugh -HiANNA Marvin 1!. Bcden- batigh, 17, died of a 12-gauge liotgun wound about noon on Tue day at his home, according to Laurens ( ounty < Oroner, Mardtall Rre. sley. The coi oner said Bedenbaugh wa- found !>'in:g near a gun race in hD home, a cleaning riot 11 and gun cleaning fluid ueai by. The coroner said there w a no indication of foul play. ! m t ic ■ pi an S to sebedub' an m - '!>( e. t . I ho VII dim. a native o| ' Rt ' o S - nt y , ilVoi 1 ler c many ye; urs. lb \^, a ,U j: l oh of H.rge a nd Eu- t.: i ■O ( f ia nm ah P . dellbaugb, of } I ,, p Sui •an v i V i tm; al o are hi s w ife, M IS. ! .an ’ ‘ i M"! : is 11 eden ban gh; a 1' !\n K. it til Ray Bed len- i-a , , t 1 o 1 V iotnam; two dau gh- 1 • • r . Mr I .eon ard Wh i te .1 r. of ( bcion and M 1 Edith Leap- hart of 1 late-.biiirg: a brother, L It on Rod- nba iig h of ,L uinna; t w * .. 'ars. Mrs. Allen Schum- p. i • wf NeT her ry and Mrs. Lli/.a'oetb Smith of Kmai'us. Forestry men transferred ( OI.CMBIA. State Forester John R. J’ii ler announced two recent S. C. Slate Commission of Forestry personnel changes. Thomas W Forte has l>eeft transferred from Newberry to Lancaster as Project Forester for Lancaster and Chesterfield counties. He will provide for est management services to landowners in these two coun ties. Landowners may contact him at Box 721, Lancaster, S. C. 29720. Clarence Ed drove has been employed to replace Mr. Forte at Newberry. Mr. Grove, a na tive of Birmingham, Alabama, received his forestry training at Auburn University.