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The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, July 18,1968—PAGE 6 GUARDSMAN RECOGNIZED—Pvt. First Class George R. (Roscoe) Bedenbaugh, left, receives the Outstanding Enlisted Man award from First Lt. Nollie W. Wagers in ceremonies Sunday afternoon in front of the National Guard armory. Newberry Non-Commissioned Officers present the award for the outstanding guardsman dur ing the two weeks of summer encampment at Ft. Stew art, Ga. Looking on as the award is made is Sgt. Harold L. Dominick. (Sunphoto) Academy opens September 3rd President James C. Kinard of The Newberry Academy an nounces that the term will be gin on Tuesday, September 3rd, at 8:30 a.m. He reports that the applications already accept ed exceed the enrollment of last year by more than forty per cent. Every afternoon from five o’clock on into the late night hours groups of parents and other friends are in the building with paintbrushes and carpen ter’s tools. The classrooms are being made more attractive. Much work is planned for the grounds to provide additional recreational facilities. The ex terior of the building will be given a face lifting. In the kindergarten two ad ditional rooms are being renov ated to accommodate the high er attendance there next year. Dr. Kinard voices his appre ciation of the enthusiastic team work and he believes this will result in a finer type of instruc tion for the students. Men do less than they ougnt, unless to do all that they can. —Carlyle. You can’t hold a man down without staying down with him.—Booker T. Washington. HOME FOR SALE The Bethlehem Lutheran Parish, Pomaria, S. C. parson age for sale. Brick-veneer house, 2 bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen, den, bath downstairs, 2 rooms and bath upstairs. Insulated over-head, duct heat, attic fan. Also a one car garage with storage room (brick construc tion) water pump with shelter. Lot is 1()9 ft. all four sides (approximately 3-4 acre). House located on Peak road, within sight of Pomaria Ele mentary school. Seen by ap pointment. Call 27()-2247, or 27(1-3197. Sealed bids are requested and will be opened on August 4, 19G8, at a meeting of the Joint Council of the Parish at Bethlehem Lutheran church, Pomaria, S. C. at 8:00 P. M. The Joint Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Ten (10) per cent of the suc cessful bid is due on August 10, 1908; balance will be due by December 31, 1908. House will be available for occupancy on January 1, 1909. Address bids to: Home Bids Care Rev. Elford B. Roof Box 240 Pomaria, S. C. 29126. 7-4-5tc HOSPITAL PATIENTS Dwight G. Berry Saluda Jesse E. Bodie City Mrs. Martha R. Bowers Silverstreet Miss Gwendell Boyd City Lenora R. Broaddus City Johnny Butler City Mrs. Lois Cannon City Willie Cannon Prosperity Columbus Derrick P’perity Mrs. Rosa C. Dominick Silverstreet Mrs. Annie R. 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