The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, May 09, 1968, Image 4
PAGE 4—The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, May 9, 1968
HI JINKS AT NEWBERRY COLLEGE—Steve Mc-
Cutcheon (left) and Mac Castor rehearse a wild scene
from “The Odd Couple,” three-act comedy which opened
Wednesday evening in the Little Theatre. McCutcheon
and Castor play the roles of New Yorkers whose person
alities clash head-on as they seek to adjust to life in a
bachelor apartment after their wives weary of their ec
centricities.
Parr Jersey in
Hall of Fame
Milestones Sparkling Star
Bright, a registered Jersey
owned by 15-year-old Club
member, William W. Parr Jr.,
Newberry, has entered the Jer
sey Hall of Fame on the basis
of her recently completed pro
duction record, officials of The
American Jersey Cattle Club
have announced.
In a lactation started at 5
years, 6 months, she produced
19,090 lbs. milk and 1,105 lbs
fat in 365 days on a twice day
milking.
She has won many other
honors for her young owner.
Her 3-year-old record gave hei
fourth place in the Nationai
Jersey Youth Production Con
test; the following year she
was fifth high producer among
junior entries. She has been a
consistent showring winner and
as a 3-year-old was grand
champion of both the 4-H and
open shows at the South Car
olina State Fair.
The high producer was bre<
by W. W. Parr, Sr., Newberry
Attend meet
in Greenwood
Prof. F. Scott Elliott, Sr.
and F. Scott Elliott, Jr. repre
sented the Philemon Waters
chapter of the Sons of the Am
erican Revolution at the annual
conference of the S. C. State
Society, SAR, held at Holiday
Inn, Greenwood, on April 27th.
Mrs. Elliott, Sr. regent of the
Jasper Chapter DAR, also at
tended the luncheon and ban
quet.
Prof. Elliott, Chaplain, chair
man of Necrology, conducted a
memorial service in honor of
four compatriots who were
deceased during the year. Col
onel Murray Mack of Fort
Mill was re-elected president
and Prof. Elliott was re-named
chaplain.
Miss Janice, a senior at
Wren High school won the
$400 first place essay contest
of the SAR. Carl Garrison, also
of the Wren school, won the
$350 oratorical contest award.
Dr. James M. Barnett, dir
ector of the S. C. Tricentennial
Commission, was the featured
speaker at the banquet. He
outlined special programs for
1970, the 300th birthday cele
bration of the state.
There are now 300 members
in the seven chapters of the
State SAR Society.
Last rites for
James B. Lewis
James Bryant Lewis, 77
brother of Thomas E. Lewis oi
this city, died at a Laurens
hospital last Wednesday. Fun
eral services were held Thurs
day at Kennedy Mortuary, and
burial was in Forest Lawn
cemetery.
JOINING THE TRIBE—Gene Kelly, fast-stepping full
back from Columbia’s Eau Claire High School, signs ath
letic grant-in-aid at Newberry College. Looking on are
his father, Edward I. Kelly, and Newberry Assistant
Coach Steve Robertson, formerly Gene’s coach at Eau
Claire.
Mother of Dave
Morison dies
Mrs. Annie Smith Morison,
85, mother of David W. Mori
son of this city, died last week
at her home in Asheville, N. C.
Graveside services were held
Thursday morning in Lewis
Memorial Park, Asheville.
WOMEN OF CHURCH
TO HAVE PROGRAM
The Birthday Program for
the Women of Aveleigh Pres
byterian Church will be Mon
day, May 13 at 4 p.m. and 8
p.m in the Assembly Room of
the church. Mrs. A. F. Busby
and Mrs. John R. Frazier, will
be program leaders for the af
ternoon program and Mrs. Otis
Taylor Jr. and Mrs. Roger
Crouch will be leaders for the
evening program. The theme
for this year’s Birthday meet
ing is “Proclaim God’s Word
Today’s Way.”
There will be no Circle meet
ings for the month of May and
Circle members are urged to
attend one of these meetings.
Academy may
add 9th grade
Asked about the prospects
for next year in the Newberry
Academy, President James C.
Kinard replied that already
the number of enrollees slight
ly exceeds the total attendance
of this session. He went on to
say that the Board of Directors
bad decided to continue to limit
the size of all classes in order
to insure personal attention to
each student. He further
said that the way in which
applications are now coming in
it appeared that soon the Aca
demy will be forced to decline
to accept additional ones in
some of the grades.
At a regular meeting of the
directors last Monday night
a number of steps were taken
to further the progress of the
school. It was decided to add
the ninth grade if there should
be a sufficient number of stu
dents to justify the additional
expense of teachers and equip
ment.
The prospects for a com
plete enrolment in the Kinder
garten and Pre-School pro
grams are good. Not many
more applications can be ac
cepted and those who are in
terested are urged by the Ac
ademy to get in their appli
cations at once.
NOTICE
The regular monthly meeting
of the Newberry-Saluda Com
munity Action, Inc., Board of
Direectors will meet Thursday,
May 9, 8:00 p.m. at Newberry
County Courthouse.
All members and interested
parties are urged to attend.
A public meeting is scheduled
at the same time. This meeting
will be for the purpose of pro
viding the public of Newberry
County an opportunity to ex
press their views, either orally
or in writing, concerning t he
question of designating of a
COMMUNITY ACTION CEN
TER.
FOR SALE TO HIGHEST
BIDDER:
(1) 1961 4 Door Ford Auto,
Model M IN 32 with heater.
(1) 1956 Dodge half - ton
pickup truck Model MC 3B6.
For inspection, contact Alvin
Jackson at City Garage.
Sealed bids will be received
in the office of the Finance
Director, City of Newberry, P.
O. Drawer 538, trntil 10:00 A.
M., May 15, 1968 and will be
publicly opened at that time in
the Council Room.
The bid must have attached
a check for 10 per cent of the
bid with the balance being paid
at time of purchase. The City
reserves the right to reject any
and all bids. Itc
New Addresses
Mr. and Mrs. Vaden Webster
have moved to 1730 Dominick
Avenue.
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
NOTICE OF SECOND READING
Second Reading will be held at Council Meeting,
May 14, 1968, 7:30 P.M., Council Room, City Hall,
for Rezoning of an area on Wise Street, between
Eleanor & Holloway Streets; from R-8 Residen
tial to B-l Neighborhood Shopping.
MAYOR & CITY COUNCIL
City of Newberry
NOTICE OF CHANGE IN CITY ORDINANCE:
The following Ordinances were adopted on Sec
ond Reading at Council Meeting held April 26,
1968, Council Room, City Hall:
An Ordinance authorizing the purchase of the
R. E. Amick Property for site of a 600,000 Gallon
Elevated Water Tank;
An Ordinance authorizing a Lease Agreement
with Helen R. Counts and Mildred P. Davis and
Mary Ann D. Beckwith for Mall Development.
MAYOR & CITY COUNCIL
City of New r berry
gua**^ 0
• c *
On Sunday, May 12th
Sets in Dubarry -$2.75 up to $5.75
Dubarry Paradox—$10 value—
Body Creme & milk bath $5.00
Sets by Yardley $1.85 to $10.95
Sets by Revlon $5.00 to $15.00
Sets by Cara Nome $4.50 to $12.50
• *
Colognes and Dusting Powder in
Arpage, My Sin, Ambush, Chanel
No. 5, Wind Song and Woodbue
Brush & Comb Sets $1.69 to $4.50
Remington Electric Razor $18.95
Lady Sunbeam Elec. Razor.-_.._$13.95
Schick Electric Razor $10.95
Sibon Bath Oil on SPECIAD-
$1.75 and $2.75
Tissue Dispensers, Travel Bags and
Shoe Totes by Trina $2.00 up
Candies
HOLLINGSWORTH
$1.75 to $6.00
WHITMAN’S SAMPLER
$2.25 to $4.50
1212 MAIN ST. TEL 276-3412
Newberrv, South Carolina