The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, May 02, 1968, Image 1
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1U DORIS S WDKKS
KOHN (GARDENS
Readei's of The Sun are in
vited by Hal Konn to v.sit h;s
iris garden on Highway 7*1 by
pass anytime within the next
three weeks, and enjoy the love
ly blooms. In additmn to nis,
Mr. Kohn has elematis and
peonies now in Mourn.
Another attraet.on at Kohn
Gardens ns the pond, which .s
host to a pair of swans, Pekin
and Mallard ducks, and a pair
of Sebastopol geese Across
the pond theie aie about filty
peafowls where you may se v >
up to Id handsome p“acoeks
strutting. All tiiis " (tomemade
1 eauty, ' as tlte owner calls it,
is gladly -hared w: i h the pr.b-
N \ I {
Any
w. e
\\ h 11
turn
e V • I
t eon
arounu
th(
1 a i
my k
m ■ w s
• hat
SNA Ft
111
oans
- S:! i
iat on
mu -
mal a
il f'
iu led
up."
1' h a l'
S the
way th
mgs
aim
•ear t
i ! i r o
n the
preside
nt la
: pol
itu-al
'•cen.
• this
year.
I te S p
i ’ i
a o i
■vnlen
ce to
" ;C
( imtrai'
y. 1
II cling to
the
• e ! 1 r ! •
! ha-
rn
me s
N.we
mb.a ,
1 .yndon
do
imso
n wil
1 ( • O
N um-
tier 1
ma i
i on
the
Demo.
: rat.c
‘ cket.
The
i ■ on
. y ill
tig 1
can
* i i I k
• f that
would
keep
him
< lit of
!w
fact
■ WoU
hi be
fea>'
• .f an ;
11 ’ e l
m pt
on hd
■- life.
Per-
haps t
ha*
f ea 1
« i <’ f
1 i w
g reat
inough
. si
nee
he d.
"’s m
t g‘»
anywda
1 i C
now
exm
•[it
under
the elo
:t k <
d' ■ <
1 ( ; t 1 \ ‘
; nut
1 am
mat yet
GO 1 i
iVir.ei
ed. d't
a- Alt
ertm-
tives -
Hu
111 (lil 1
!'o \',
AleG
a i t h y
and Ke
mm-dy —.
of fer
no ho
po of
n-tuining th..- country to san-
11 y.
The in-and-out Republicans
are making fools of themselves
and no one hereabouts seems
*, i have murh enthusiasm for
any of them,
1 note by the daily papers
• gat *he S. i Republicans are
-ticking bv N.xoii and Reagan.
'1 his reminds me "* a letter
from a i '-aUer out m ^ aiitoi -
n.a. 1 wua.U na’-> thought that
Reagan wmnd be ' .rst ehoi
anrong
\ r OLUME 32—NO. 2
Newberry, S. 0. 20IDS. Thursdav. Ma\' 2. 1 ObS
32,00 Per Yetti’ Single Popy 10c
Festival Queen
Miss Newberry
pageant to be
Saturday night
Joins faculty
of Academy
The second grade in i h e
Xewbeny Academy will lie
'aueht next vear bv M;-s Annie
o \
ye
a in
mu a 1
Alms
New ber y
\ I an: - o!'
N i‘w
i" n
v. She h;
mt.
-pol
l.~i wed
’•y t h. e
heeti t t’.’ii'b.
111 g s
UiVt
'sftilly !'
i i i y
, 1 a ,v i.
■ e i s, w 1
11 ; i- i'om-
many year
s i n
the
X ewber i
•li’m
y mu
ir with
a 1. 11 ie
t o. n’y Pu
1,1;,' S
eh."
i > 1 System
Now
• err
y Page
an'. n.,th
After r
a : a a t
IU
from N'. '•
i-oai
Sat
u i day.
A1 a y 1 at
biwry < 'll.
1 g, w
1th
a I Sachel
. -1 • y
Hn
h eh.in
1 auditor-
■!' A : 1 s ,1
oo fee
he eartt'
it s .i
Ml p
111,
i : a n u 11 o
b , i 1 ) , : * m • '
c rod it
a Prana
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; 11 w n
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u t .
v h e a;
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by Al
of Nio’h :
111' i S
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k , 1 ' t . .
i (' a i''! i n a
1 if
ijk ,
W ! a 1 W
.11 ia-prv-
Ms: \
a m. i
■ as
long taug
N. ’
• ri y
11; t
i.o Stut •
i; • bo Su i
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V, , ] ,.
"f o’ \v
I ' ;
(hi
■ • n \ lie
■ duly.
f. mil Pres
iw t'uu
an
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Ah
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W la !'■ -1.1
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no
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ta!o ut
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P dent
dan
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t! - kt i.
off ,• utidy
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\!; ,.md \! r-. I- rani-. < t. 1! 1 la
\ . i. .:! , < at by 1 mil -e Hall :u an
; r ■ r. clung h* ■■ i of Mr und M
t , If (I, c t I'A un;’ , bn 1. .11 r c - i
■ • i< ■, ( \ nr ii;a I A n n 1 ’>' ■ i .
,::m:■ i t et of 1 ’> 1 an. j !
Mr- 1 a > y Until 1 ■
! > r a n t iee • < >: i : ne 1 ’ i'n
Xi'wberry Golleges
tradition-
the
col
orful
ceremony,
whi
Mt
t ■ i
of
I'm
d. and Al 1 o .1 U.
a' . ■" i a 111 m
al Spring Fes’ val,
la
uion ne
W . 11
be
folio-
wed by a mwi
•P’ i
m
Pr
me. \
t 1 v'
w . 11 o, i. u d
Pauht dettn Dickey of
Mi
ami 'M
on the
ton to
•e at Smeltzei
ha
j!
\\
aid.
11 a
ugdit '• r tif M u i: t
lb- wd’ !
F.tbS May (Jueen, w
uil
tak“
M
! S S
1 Mek.
•v, a senior.
w
M
Ah
l o l’b
an
k \\ ani. p a no.
M. h in U.
place on the i ampus
S ii
it unlay
ell".'
ell
to 1'
Igtl over { iie
fe>
ti
1 >a\m
\\
rm ft iM W1S 1 \
Pl‘,0 t I'l
afternoon, starting at
4
p. m.
val
i |,V
Vote
of the 'tu
den
t S
be
mas
i.r
■ of ie i'o i n o 11. e>. ami
Work dav
Tin- public is invited
t 1 >
attend
She
l.s
an el
ementary edu
i all
m
lilt
.me w
ill
lie Cl,! I. Imd }.y Al
pel .oji I,.
-
nmji
w w ho expects to teacl
i \U‘
xt
HI
l/aiie!
It
11 igditower. a 1 uth'at
IMP) ,■
Easter Seal
yea r
area
a
i the
Wa >h: ng ton,
D.
( f
h
N.' w
,ps w
Id •
ill
i j-y < "] lege. Si hidar-
be aw a nled tin ■ win
. . 1 . 1 . ... . . M
1111 e re t int
the .-1 h o o
campaign is
‘Over the Top’
Mn-s Dickey's maid of honor
will be Diane Holmes ot Kdge-
field. Miss Holmes i- also a
scmior.
Son- and daughte - ot ev-
t t as faculty and taff naun U' l's
also will tako part in t he pug
Uepuni.can cmisti* -
man o* '
he U.nks luast
,i'l' Seal
t antry.
Hi 1 W i t
ut a]ipai flit.' h. ■
• an,pa g n
i • imlui-' i ii
by th"
hdowe' g.
! I > \V . ki
if my
1 V " ’ • ;
i'* hei ' no. S'l-iil that
N ew i-ei l '
GoiUity S'"
O'tV I’ "I
• o. i j i, • i, All-!.
mla 1 • ii
1 : . and
i f I ’ a 1
<-a .tcheii ;'" -11 i"I; - m
( nppie.!
( diiiiii »■:. and
Ad'ii’
Ai 1 v.son dull
■ e V i i 1 e . 1 .'
., i n b i • a i -
Ann 1*
• no . m port anitem ■ s.nce o •
,Hi r:g Go\ ei nor a rul may bav e
, -• n, a ; .j 1 ne eurise■ rvalive
.poor- w toe i, mi? aim Ms
at. -a of New • 1 r
awanleij to first and see.end
i umitT-ups,
I hi 1 •! a y ee 11 e - e! t e> will be • n
c harge of Me- I a: t M Ms- New
Oe i a y I ’agean t. ('onto ’ant w
n. < arter I tak. rg d r am I !<•.
1 aria Redeiftl .a ug. h. lummy
HoW er , St eptielii It .-W llig t"!
1 y nt r, a I r "w ri, Donna ( .igg rn
U i ‘ a (out , Sally < i'o land
\ a 1 1 ; I a r cl, ( mdv 11 x i c n, Sar
aniiouni eci tins w* •. i. t ha’ -f i,
It li 1 oil was cjiiiia’eil d 1 . itilig ti
11 a' i p a i g r. thi.- year.
. a
. r - 'a w tic- ] t r ry r • r : ■ .. 1 om -
my Urge a,, < 1,1. Sa\ l.-o, Re’ ri
sk * ade aUc: 1 .1., Sa< rt.
A pi og rar I. • o . ■ e a .an
• n t in t a i n m e r • t w 11, :' • • \V v! - -
e'e -a
wa r. I lisa
a a
l , c K - \'
A G. 1 e W ;.c
i .• mg i.,111 r ,.i la.si., nox
a a i a ■ \ 1 a a , 1 a ! i i 11 i \ V1 . ’ ham,
1 a in 11;y Moat os. 1 . ria I’m a
\ te a I U’ ' ! a ;, a ! ’ , Khlilt a U' n ' I
; a a i. U'lc V U'ifl , < lil a t ,)!•■
O’Dell coaches
Legion baseball
\ a \ rile r ean Eognm ba.seb.al'
' ea n i wi > 1 i .i■ oig’ a r 11 /eca in N'-w
err'' I • day. May , a ’ ... oo
I m at Now ben y High . oI,
(•> p. 1\ < •' D e : i, W • 1
i 111 o lean: til y o a : .
co a : ti.! : y < oa, id
i n I-. r 11 g,! r t
will be held ea. Il
a ’ a: oi i pan, A y
nri after A ugu t 1st.
11g i b 1 e to play. 1 ho -c
Sa ha- i >1 Senes la ami II
Saving;-' Pond and the now
Saving..- Nota i a ; iial ’ lorn
Sliai’os" dm ng t he mot!’ It ■
Maivli rn N- w• eiiy i ouat y to
t a.i-i| >11,0111, in-p,o t - d oi M
IP 'be r ( o 1 i I, tSa i it g, - l >i Hal
Seim, A' • | 11. ' Sin it h. A n m '' >
S w y g o t ', . \ a a i f a l h i e a '' am
d < can Wi, l.io .
Hugh l a i m■ i-, png cant elui.r-
loan, tat' <! t l,a ' a11 . a i - • t * ••
• ' s at-' In * e on -ale at Mai.
S' i ' o; i ’ f a it. a i y , l . o a.. a . i a
l ' i , a 1 "i , . l’a rm r S hay a .,
,J •• i Mi , i a ■ ' ■ r’ U ■ - • r-: Ala '
and < >u ,. G. ml , m , . 'bat oa
fU e
\ l!.,
. * ’ t i, ■ A .
* 1 3 ;
N
. M W M
W ota. ;
II
I ! • a t
? *
i y"
dad hy a majoiby n
.d' the T\’ arid ::
1 i rally think tha
; i v ratal. tale I .am:
>pa-
1 >owd
e\ Pi e>.-1' - t ta■ hope
that
t: i e < ■
i 1
■ in’ y w;il i ■ .ntimie
1 e
’ i.at
. ’ a i u. i
.g f a' the P.n'.s
cam-
go'--
ij
p-iu-:
The
Fa -1, r Seal letter
cam-
j a: v .n. under the chairmanship
of < of d.m 11 deoiniie and with
iGont, a uod on page h 1
Wade Nichols ot ^ilverstreet si^ns a
grant-in-aid to play football at Newberry
(’ollegen ext year. Looking on are, from
left, Coach Jim Kimmell of Newberry
High, Wade’s father,He nry Nichols, and
College Coach Fred Herren. (See story
elsewhere.)