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The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, Feb. 15, 1968—PAGE 5 1968 MISS QUEEN OF HEARTS—Miss Linda Lake, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ro bert C. Lake of Whitmire, was crowded “Miss Queen of Hearts” last Saturday night at the annual contest held at New berry High School. Miss Lake is being crowded by last year’s queen, Miss Brant- lee Price. At left is Miss Deborah Kyzer, first runner-up and at right, Miss Debbie Westmoreland, second runner-up. The con test is sponsored by the Newberry Civic League. (Sunphoto by Steve Armfield) TB Directors meet Feb. 20th Th^ 41 directors of the Tub erculosis and Health Associa tion of Area Six will hold a business meeting on Tuesday, February 20, according to an announcement by the president, Richard W. Stowe of Green wood. Mr. Stowe stated that the directors will meet at 4 o’clock in the Greenwood .coun ty Health Department. Items slated for the meeting include plans for the Annual Meeting to be held in April, a report of Christmas Seal Cam paign receipts, and selection of representatives to attend the NTA Annual Meeting in Hous ton, May 18-22. Directors from Newberry are James D. Brown. Mrs. W. C. Koon, Rev. J. Hilton Roof, John W. Rutherford, Miss Grace Summer and Rev. Neil E Truesdell. Retired doctor dies Sunday Dr. Warren Edward Fulmer, 72, of Columbia, retired physi cian, died Sunday morning at his home after a long illness. Dr. Fulmer was born in Pros perity, son of William Walter and Alice Epting Fulmer. He was a graduate of Atlanta Col lege of Physicians and Surg eons, now Emory University, and had practiced in Columbia for more than 50 years. Dr. Fulmer was a member of St. Paul’s Lutheran church, Columbia Medical Society, S. C. Medical Association and Amer ican Medical Association. He was a veteran of World War 1, U. S. Army with the rank of First Lieutenant, a charter member of Richland Post 6, a Mason and a Shriner. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Onie Fowler Fulmer; a sister, Mrs. P. W. Hutchinson, Laurens; and two brothers, B. A., Columbia and 0. F. Fulmer of Savannah, Ga. — ■ ■ Lee playlet At the Newberry Academy recently there was presented a playlet built around General Robert E. Lee. Under the dir ection of their teacher, Miss Sallie Lee Cromer, the pupils of the fourth grade portrayed events in the Confederate Gen eral’s life and sang songs of the South of that period. Mrs. May T. Epting, teacher of music served as pianist. On another Friday morning, Mrs. Dianne L. Bruner directed her class, the fifth grade, in a sketch centering about Stephen Foster. The participants were in appropriate costumes and sang some of the familiar Fos ter melodies. Both performances were pre ceded by devotional services conducted by the students them selves. JUNIOR HIGH KING AND QUEEN — Miss Jean Altman was crowned Miss Jun ior High Queen of Hearts and Terry Britt was crowned King during a Valentine Party at the Teen Club at the Youth Cen ter last Friday night. Runners-up, named Prince and Princess were from left. Miss Joan Adams and Bart Cochcroft. Mr. Fred Staton, right, principal of Junior High crowned the King and King Britt placed the crown on Miss Altman. The principals were selected by class vote during the week. (Sunphoto) NOTICE The Democratic Clubs in Newberry county are requested to meet at their regular voting precincts Saturday afternoon, February 24, 1968, at three o’clock for the purpose of re organization. Each precinct is required to elect a president, vice presid ent, secretary, treasurer and an executve committeeman, and also elect delegates to the coun ty convention which meets on Monday, March 4, 1968, at 11 o’clock a.m. at the NEWBERRY COMMUNITY HALL. Each club is entitled to one delegate for each 25 votes or majority fraction thereof that were cast in the first primary election held in 1966. Number of delegates for each precinct: Ward 1 8 Ward 2 11 Ward 3, No .1 3 Ward 3, No. 2 8 Ward 4, No. 1 2 Ward 4, No. 2 4 Ward 5 7 Ward 6 9 Airport 1 Bush River 1 Chappells 1 Central 1 Dominick 1 Fairview 2 Garmany 2 Hartford 2 Helena 2 Jalapa 3 Johnstone 3 Jolly Street 2 Kinards 1 Little Mountain 5 Long Lane 2 Longshore 2 Maybinton 1 Midway 2 Mt. Bethel 1 Mt. Pleasant 2 Mulberry 1 Oakland 8 O’Neal No. 1 1 O’Neal No. 2 2 Peak 2 Pomaria 4 Prosperity No. 1 6 Prosperity No. 2 4 Saluda No. 7 1 Silverstreet 2 Stoney Hill 3 St. Paul 1 St. Phillip’s 4 Trinity 1 Union 1 Utopia 1 Vaughnville 1 Walton 1 Wheeland 1 Whitmire No. 1 8 Whitmire No. 2 5 Zion 1 PINCKNEY N. ABRAM'S, County Chairman MRS. A. H. COUNTS, Secretary-Treasurer Feb.l5-3t Mrs. Bickley died Friday Mrs. Lela Amick Bickley, 88, of Chapin, passed away last Friday. Mrs. Bickley was born in Lexington county, a daughter of the lat£ Elias and Mary B. Amick. Surviving are three daugh ters, Mrs. Maude Schroder and Mrs. Martha Bickley of New berry and Mrs. Chloe Eleazer of Chapin and a son, Gary, of Little Mountain. NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having claims against the estate of James A. Caldwell, deceased, are hereby notified to file the same, duly verified with the undersigned and those indebted to said es tate will please make payment likewise. DOROTHY C. AMICK, 1811 McHardy Street Newberry, S. C. 29108 Administratrix Feb. 9, 1968 Febl5-3t “Notice is hereby given that the undersigned intends to ap ply for a retail liquor license within thirty days after com pletion of advertisement herein, as required by law. That the location of such store is to be on the southeast corner of the intersection of highways U. S. 76 and South Carolina road designated as SC-36-82. (Signed) C. 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