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The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S- C., Thursday, May 2, 1968—PAGE 5
Newberrians at
IB meeting
Twenty representatives from
the Tuberculosis and Health
Association of Area 6 attended
the annual meeting of the S.
C. Tuberculosis Association on
April 26-27. The 2-day meeting
was held at the Clemson House
in Clemson.
Richard W. Stowe, president
of Area 6, presided at the op
ening session on Friday, and
Mrs. Wm. F. Mauldin of Green
wood was one of the program
participants.
Mrs. W. Mills Hodge, Mrs.
H. W. Milam and Mrs. J. H.
Rolen of Laurens served as
registrars on Friday. Hosts
were Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Gray
of Johnston, Mrs. W. C. Koon
of Prosperity and Miss Grace
Summer of Newberry.
At the business meeting on
Saturday morning, Rev. James
A. Bowers of Greenwood was
elected to serve as president of
the State association. Those
who served as hosts on Sat
urday were Rev. and Mrs. Neil
E. Truesdell of Newberry and
Rev. J. C. Rice Jr., of Ware
Shoals.
Friday’s session centered on
meeting the needs of patients
suffering with chronic respira
tory diseases. On Saturday,
Dr. E. Kenneth Aycock led
the discussion on the future of
the S. C. Sanatorium at State
Park as a chronic respiratory
disease hospital under super
vision of the S. C. State Board
of Health.
New Addresses
Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie Rich
ardson have moved to 5 0 9
Main street to make their home.
Mr. and Mrs. David Lever
are now residing at 1114
Speers street.
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Rich
ardson have moved to 918
Langford street.
FEMALE HELP—Need two"
ladies for full-time • or part-
time work. Top pay. Car neces
sary. Write MICKEY POWELL
Route 1, Box 333, Johnston, S.
C. May2-4tp
Chief Colie Dowd, second from left, pre- both members of the City Police force,
sentsa check for $2551 representing sale sold more than 500 buttons each, repre-
of BAC buttons, to Philip T. Kelly, chair- senting more than $1,000 of the total
man of the 1968 Easter Seal campaign, amount. (Sunphoto)
“Boots” Sease, right and Roy Fulmer,
We are pleased to announce a new program of savings.
Two types of Savings Certificates are offered.
5% dividends will be paid on High Yield Certificates.
Certificates may be purchased in amounts of $5,000
or more.
5.25% dividends will be paid on Maximum Yield
Certificates. Maximum Yield Certificates may be
*
purchased in amounts of $10,000 or more. ^
Passbook savers will now earn 4.50% per year, paid or compounded quarterly.
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Telephone 276-5660
Newberry, South Carolina