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FU DORIS S WDI'.RS
FMDX.FiKSS REPORT
So many of you have been
kind enough to show concern
and interest over the condition
of Rill Armfield, and the fam
ily certainly appreciates it.
Bill was transferred Saturday
to the Medical College of
Charleston Hospital for further
tests and treatment. Specialists
tnere confirmed a diagnosis
made in Newberry of virus
meningitis < not. the --ontagio is
kind l with resultant encepha
litis. Fortunately, both attacks
were mild, according to the
doctors, and with rest and
treatment, Bill should be up
and about within a few weeks.
His address is: W. C. Arm-
field, Room 710 Fast, Medical
College of Charleston Hospital
Charleston. S. ('.
INNOCENT DIE
Tin- following article is re
printed from the Phoenix
( An7. i (lazette, and consists of
excerpts from a speech made
by Oov Jack Williams at the
annual conference of Arizona
jll'tlces of the peace at Tuc-
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INN()( ENT DIF
CClI.TV LIVE
A strange attitude has de-
v eloped in our land
of
We glorify tin
■ tawdry
, W 1
tad the unmen
t lonable;
we
premiums for
mediocr
dy;
we ignore the
rights
of
uecent, the in
llocellt,
the
t nous.
In 10 18 in
bexa- a
1 2-
old girl lost her life. She had
a right to live. Just at the en
trance to her 'teens, where (as
the poet wrote) the brook and
river meet, she was enjoying
another dawn and the life of
school and later courtship and
marriage and children, and all
•tie normal, wonderful, excit-
inc thing.- She was killed.
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Volume 32—No. 5
Newberry, S. C. 29108, Thursday, May 3,0. 19G8
$2.00 Per Year Single Copy 10c
A. Bryan Stribble, Flag Day Chairman for the Amer
ican Legion, stands by as Mayor Clarence Shealy signs
a “New Glory For Old Glory” proclamation. Story else
where in this issue. (Sunphoto)
Guard prepares
for field training
b i ’i • Stewurt, Ceorgut, will
become a two-week summer
tcime !'■■[■ a vast majority 1 t
i ! .1)00 S1 *utb < ai 'dina National
C aa ■ d - men du ring the Hex»
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m .">1 S. ( 1 ■ unmui.. t a"-.
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Interest increases
as Primary nears
Interest is picking up as the
date for the Democratic prim
ary, June 11 nears. Politicians
are button-holing voters to give
their views on varoius issues,
as well as to pass out cards,
pamphlets, sample ballots, hook
matches and emery boards.
All polls will open at K a.m.
i n June 1 1 and close at o p.
m. with the exception of the
Bush Biver [oecinct, wh;cb will
close at f> pun Pol! ag places
are listed elsewhere jn ‘hie
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Sea’ No 1 in the btb State
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liam ( Dobi a ns of Joanna ami
John D. Long of t'mon. The
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State Senate Seat L\ and
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