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PAGE 8—The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, June 13, 1968 Michael Reeves Harmon, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Harmon, was graduated on June 7 from Palmer College, Columbia. He received the degree of Associ ate in Business with high hon ors, after having completed the requisite study in Higher Ac counting. Michael will enroll this fall at the Baptist College of Char leston, where he will complete requirements for a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting. Urges law to curb Court CHARLOTTE—A Charlotti television executive has urged that President Johnson “place the power and prestige of the White House behind legislation which will prompt the Sup reme Court to begin consider ing the victims of violence, in stead of just those who advo cate violence.” Charles H. Crutchfield, Pres ident of the Jefferson Standard Broadcasting Company, wired Senator Sam J. Ervin, Jr. ask ing him to “have delivered personally this telegram to our President,” requesting Mr. Johnson’s support of such leg islation. “This is the only solution to the madness which has gripped us,” said Crutchfield in his telegram to Ei-vin. “It should be obvious by now',” .he said, “that the Court’s ex periment in permissiveness is entirely too costly, in terms of human life, to be allowed to continue.” Crutchfield has been a fre quent critic of Supreme Court decisions w-hich he says “stren gthen the rights of the accused, at the expense of the innoc ent.” Crutchfield also said that the President’s “sense of outrage and grief is shared by all of us who are ready to unite sol idly behind him to put an end to the madness which threat ens to destroy us from wdth- WITH MEN IN THE SERVICES PARIS ISLAND, June 3rd— Marine Private David W. Grif fin, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R, Griffin, Sr. of Rt. 1, Pomaria. was graduated from eight weeks of recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot here. U. S. ARMY, VIETNAM— Army Private First Class Cal vin Henderson Jr., 21, whose parents live on Rt. 2, Whitmirt, was assigned May 15 to the 1st Calvary Division in Vietnam as a rifleman. ATTENTION STUDENTS! Applications are now r being taken for summer employment with the Neighborhood Youth Corps. If you are a high school student and come from a low- income family, contact your NYC counselor at your school, or visit the Neighborhood Youth Corps office at 1207 McKibben street in New-berry., County Building Permits Mayer Reeder, Rt. 1, Silver- street, six-room brick veneer dwelling, $11,200. Larry and Dollie Mae Creek- more, Rt. 1, 7-room brick ven eer dwelling, $16,000. ATTENDS WOMENS CLUB MEETING Mrs. F. Scott Elliott, a mem ber of the Newberry Woman’s Club, attended the 70th con vention of the S. C. Federation of Women’s Clubs which was held at the Wade Hampton ho tel, Columbia, on April 30-May 1. She attended the breakfast which honored department and division chairmen. Mrs. Elliott has served the SCFWC since 1952 when she initiated the Epsilon Sigma Omicron Division. She was ap pointed chairman of Library Service for 1968-70. Golden Age Fellowship The Golden Age Fellowship met in the Social Hall of the First Baptist church on Wed nesday, April 24th. Twenty members were present. Mrs. Gordon Blackwell gave a very fine devotional, choosing as her readings the 23rd chap ter of Job and the 21st chapter of John. In her thoughts on these verses she brought out the fact that when we have trouble and call on the Lord, we do not wait for His answer, but get impatient. Faith grows stronger with waiting. Trials test us. She closed with a very appropriate prayer. Mrs. Mildred Fulmer then led us in a “Follow The Lead er” game, after which she read from a little book entitled “Happiness Is You” by Rich ard Brannon. This reading was excellently done. It showed us that happiness is not some thing you strive for, but is a by-product of living creatively and helping others. All felt that they would like to have a copy. The ladies were then invited to the hall, where there was a beautifully decorated table long enough for 20 guests. Here was served a delicious dessert, a tall, slender glass full of straw berries and whipped cream. As we rose from the table, the group joined hands and sang “Blest Be The Tie That Binds.” The president, Mrs. Hartley” thanked the hostesses for their lovely entertainment. Honor graduates of the 1968 class at Newberry High school are shown above, left to right, front row, Linda Graham, Ellen Williamson, Judy Wise, Judy Farb, Beth Un derwood, Anna Hawkins; back row, Beth Long, Elaine Smith, Tommy Moose, Tommy Plumblee, James Long, Harriett Hedgepath, Donna Arrington and Mary Parr. MANY, MANY THANKS To the voters of Commissioner District 2 for the fine vote I received in the Democratic Primary Tuesday. The run-eff primary will be held June 25.1 earnestly request that all voters in this District go to the polls and cast their ballots for me. Thank You! Curtis E. “Hump” Shealy OnJulyl money will look like this! 000