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PAGE 4—The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, May 2, 1968
Welchell is
candidate for
quarterback
The Newberry College Indians
may have found their 19fi8
quarterback in rising sophomore
Cary Welchell, a O’ 1” 180-
pounder from Sumter.
Coach Fred Herren said at
the start of spring drills that
his prime objective was to find
a field general. Welchell and
two other sophomores, Ted
Miller and Tim Bradshaw,
turned out as candidates.
“Gary’s getting better every
day” Herren said in labeling
him the number one contender.
“He didn’t play last year, and
because of inexperience he’s
bound to make mistakes. But
he has a real strong arm and
he learns fast.”
Two other rising sophs, Lar
ry Howe and Keith Chapman,
have caught Herron’s eye. Both
lettered as freshmen last sea
son. Howe is a six-foot, 2(H)
pound interior lineman from
Charlotte, N. C. Chapman is a
defensive back from W. Col
umbia.
"We need improvement in the
defensive secondary,” Herren
commented, “and Keith has
been doing a fine job.
WKMG ready
to go on air
Radio station WKMG will
begin operating in Newberry
early in May, according to Don
ald P. Estelle, manager of the
station. Final installation of
equipment and the necessary
testing has been completed and
the station is awaiting Federal
Communications Commission in
spection which should take
place within the next few days.
Mr. Estelle, who comes to
N, wherry from Radio station
WJES, in Johnston, has broad
experience in the broadcast
field. He has been associated
with WJES since I'Jf.J in var
ious capacities ranging from
program director and traffic
manager, to chief engineer.
Prior to joining the WJES
staff, Mr. Estelle worked with
various stations in South Car
olina and Georgia, including
WGOG, in Walhalla; WSNW in
Seneca, and WBRO in Waynes
boro, Georgia.
Estelle is married to t h e
former Dianne Jester of John
ston, and is the father of one
son, Chris, age four.
Joe N. Wilson
rites Thursday
Joe N. Wilson, (U, of Route
Pi asperity. died Tuesday
nig,it enroute t the Newberry
County Memoria mspital after
suffering a heart attack at his
home.
ACHIEVEMENT AWARD — C. Wayne Satterwhite
(right) of Newberry, a Clemson University senior, was
presented the Dairy Science Club Achievement award by
Dr. James T. Lazar, professor of dairy science at Clem
son, during ceremonies held at the University. The aw
ard, a silver pitcher, is presented annually to the dairy
science student showing the most academic improvement
during his four years at Clemson. (Clemson photo)
Mr. Wilson was born in this
county and was a son of the
late Charles L. and Etta Rauch
Wilson. He was a prominbnt
and progressive farmer and
made his home in the Bachman
Chapel section of the county.
He was a member of Bachman
Chapel Lutheran church, secre
tary and treasurer of Bachman
Chapel cemetery, served on the
property committee and the
building committee, was a for
mer member of the Council and
was past master of the Pros-
perity Masonic Lodge.
Mr. Wilson is survived by
his wife, Mrs. Lillie Mae Dom
inick Wilson three daughters,
Mrs. Doyle Gallman, Newberry;
Mrs. Eldred Amiek, Prosperity,
and Mrs. Wyman Cook, Aiken;
one sister, Mrs. Omerle Living
ston, Prosperity; two brothers,
Charlie L. Wilson, and Fred
Wilson, Taylors.
Funeral services were held
Thursday at 4 p.m. from his
church with Rev. William H.
Link, Dr. Grady Cooper, and
Rev. J. Virgil Long conducting
the service. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Mrs. Longshore
rites Thursday
Mrs. Emma Riser Longshore,
93, died Wednesday at the
J. F. Hawkins Nursing Home
after a short illness.
Mrs. Longshore was born in
this county, the daughter of,
the late William Wallace and
Estelle Davis Riser. She taught
school for 25 years and was a
member of Central Methodist Funeral services were con-
chcrch. Her husband, Dr. W. L. ducted Thursday at Whiteker
Longshore, died in 1902. Funeral Home by Dr. George
She is survived by one daugh- Duffie and Dr. H. A. McCul-
ter, Mrs. Drayton Nance, of lough. Burial was in Trinity
Newberry. Methodist church cemetery.
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