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Volume 32—No. 15 Newberry, S. C. 29108, Thursday, August 1, 1968 $2.00 Per Year—Single Copy 10c These young people from nine New berry area churches will present “Good News!a Christian folk musical, at A. G. D. Wiles Chapel Sunday night at 8 p.m. Director is J. Anderson Hass, The public is invited. Christian folk musical be given at Wiles Chapel Exchange Club wins coveted Big “E” award The Exchange Club of New berry has won the BIG “E” Award for club excellence of The National Exchange Club, it was announced today at the 50th annual National Exchange Convention meeting in Kansas City, Mo. The annual award is given to Exchange Clubs meet ing the requirements of effi ciency, expansion, and educa tion. De. Wells, To! edo, Ohio, ex- i CUt; V ( U of the men’s nut ion; tl service club organiza- tion, s aid JOT Exchange Clubs qualifi ed for th, • award. The fourt h annual award period ended June 30, 1 'JOS. Winning clubs were required to act ively part ieipate in The Nat ion al F.xeh; mge Club’s Fred, on Shrine and National ( rime Prevent ioi a Week pro- prams plus at b ■a>t one other cum m' iruty servii -e project. Al- so. th. ■y had to i neet the high- R - t. A T.i andard- e if operational , * f f:• i »■ i ney and contribute to the > x pat:- mci ,,f fix i-hange either by ru •rcasing m em!>cmh;p or , stabii sliing flew t bibs. " It i- nm.-t fe'.'ircemiig to have a ; row mg (,umber of Ex- eha:.m < M'S (j! ialify for the BIG ■ i- \ wa rd in ’ fourth y i a' Mi W.-il s said. "The MV. f , t o t - -tami ards l,y which f ' • ■;eu * bub' can render m< ' ru : -erviru to t heir communi- tm- : JI st ref!gt h of numbers as V ?'. , ii IS t r ' tip ’ 1: of American ( mb: n. ” Furma! prcscti •a’,on of th" ban n, i ■ and pm.' will be made later 1 iy a nuifes entativc of the Sou til ' ai "Ima District Ex- chang, ■ Flubs at a local club m e r 11 n g. Miss Hitt and Music club get high honors A wart Is of Me fit have been It colV, d by Miss Ju amta Hitt and tlm New ben y Mu.-'ic (lull from tl le National Federat ion of Mus in Flub.' He adquarters th Flue; tgo for t lie. r part icipa- ' of: m t die Inns I ’ara de of Am- ■ r can M usic. 1 h, v \e\\ i,erry M us.c i Ini' Ved ’ he do d r !iboti aw- : i a o; tm r t f o> ,>i• r\ rig " The 1 ‘ a i a d, , A no ! i, an M , , " u it i; i ’ - F, nr ,.n ry mem i 1 fo ' 1 1 -1 ,1 m. Di m : t i. Mo..," P vio m, was n Am r , i ■, a '' t t ! u ia ru B . n . doc).- ibf Na Mm it It, 1 : ■ • ,h A v. ..ol ! dv i t 11 \\ ii" ; t ' tn m r; i y fie :. : v d ! w; t: ; <: t:' ’ .- mmi:.- Tile' dm o : A:,' i e ■ ■, v. d V Mi ■ IF - f..r Vuw pan . 11, j" crams ! , 1:, i e re ; Ulaler (mi urn. ,-! ..on. a’ * ?;-' l < ■ f A !iad, U , i 1 \ l i , f 1 t. • r.l legmn Auxil- .a;\ and tie 11,er at the ( A M 1 i'>- c W A-! m ’: D'' to?! T ;• giv-n b\ tile ,! nspe ! ( d i,a m e r, D A R The ' e(■ ot.d .v. \ a rd '■ ce vd by Miss Hitt i- t la most cOVe'- • ,1 award given It is called the "Art Format Honor.” Thus was received for the attract ive and original hand painted covei on ■ tm scrapbook which she sent in. Miss Hitt is a charter mem- lug of the Newberry Music (dub and is presently serving a six year term on the State Board of the South Carolina Federation of Music (Hubs, of which Mrs. Conway Jones, Jr., of Fountain Inn, is president. Young people of nine New- ! erry rhurrhes will join next Sunday evening (Aug. 4) in a performance of the much-talk ed about Christian folk musi cal. "Good News, The performance, beginning at S p.m. in Wiles Chapel on Hu* Newberry College campus, is open to the public without admission charge. An offering wifi be received. Reheat sals tor the contem porary musical expression of the 1 1 os p t d have been in pro gress since June, with more than 70 young people partici pating. Musical ditoeter is the ReV. . . Am lerson Bass, pastor of the Firs Baptist church. The Mus, al. written 1 i\ Bob ( >1(1 e 111 hi eg d’ Nasln, lie, h a s atti ac' rd much attention as a re.'Ui t of a mimber of public perfor Dane s begi nn mg in 1 J'H. ( )i,le! ian g rails i •the Ii"W \ <) fc \ 1 ,f i brntian \ oi.u h bur:-: . m ,n o today wit h the - D I A t ami r c ’ • ! 11 p ai t of a i 1 ,ck ct S 1 ; < t m. < • 1 i . In N*■ \\ b. !,y. Pas--I- Ba ■' i l 1 i tlm y "ii in [iai"; .pan's ” A L - ’ dnd.n y ' ( io, id No w •' a ! r t • n i i ., [t ,; ,i.- i y itu'.-ardin if , \- _ J-S i 1 ’ ■ ] ' ' 1: - w mn ’ lie y w •int to DAT*' ya . * M a croat n.; 11 y | h h ) - F 1 r 1 . . A (’*' A A f * i L i p r- A. nua ice S mday evetorq The n! •, m mu-icai e m ph ys < " n: * h q-oi-a: y rliythn:- ami b,ai iim U i;G A O, teii t he pyood ! i, • of ' 1 (MS 18 1 w V *' f t: i r t. h! 1 W U'D ADD His mcaninc to to- DAV you: 1 ,. Til" .-.nge rs will \ARMERS Ml 'U AL A N N I AL M EITI’I N (. The a mu al meeting < T the Fai m< urn M utual Insurance As- s' 'ciat on w ill be held Satur- day morning, August 3 at 10 a.m. i n th, county cour t house. All policy - holii, rs are urged to att end. MOV1 : to GREER Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Dillard and son Perry, moved to Greer last weekend to make their home. Mr. Dillard is connect ed with the Texize Company near Greenville. Mrs. Dillard is the former Carol Armfield. ho accompanied by piano, gui tars and other instruments. Instrumentalists, featured singers and members of the chorus come from the follow ing churches: Avolcigh Presby terian, Central Methodist, Fir.-t Baptist, Glenn Street Baptist, Hunt Memorial Baptist. Mayer Memorial Lutheran. Redeemer Lutheran, St. James Lutheran and Summer Memorial Fuiher- an. Sohusts and featured mush ans are Anne New ton. Gene Schumpert, Tommy Fund' r- hurk. flora Gdfillan, Fvnn Berry, Teala Britt, Gregg Ave- disian, ( daire Avedi - an, Ba 11 < d '('lien i ft. Ron me Ha v . , Su -an I divis, T Im P;i rl. nm n, A ’. King, Stuart Leslie, i’atrie.a Leslie, (d.nnie Fare. Bill B.sh op, Fllem o' Me< 'augh r\ m K k ; K ir'-.land, W dliam Raff n id and Tim Par kmau. I ns! i'umenia 1 i -1 - w .ii Mary Martha .Aevdisian, piano; Cathy Bennett, Tommy Funder burk and Tommy Workman, guitar; Ricky Nelson, string bass. and Skipper Mathis, drums. Members of the chorus in- c! u, le J oan Adams, Lisa , Mark. Ric ky an, 1 Suzanne Bishop, Ter ry Britt, Barbara Brown, Mil * * I! ryan, Annie Jam ! (’lark, A lime Laurie Davis, Ronnie I hr ns S u s an Davis, Russell ( 1 a i n, ■ r, Je annie Hughe- o Phyl- ID .1 ones. Ginp-er K irkland, Im, ■ 1 ,r Hie, Ann MrAllni my, Ju- be M At his, Karen Mills , Laura Ric ha n 1.' o n , I’aula Richardson, De; ID* Rodelsperger, ('onii Sand, •r. , 1 terry 11 Satterwhite, Sat all 'a si: ce, Caroline Smith, IM i! 11 e y tone, Trudy Todd, B, : ll ! did, ‘I'wood, .Jcam ie Fn- ,|* r \'. , d. I •onii.e Wall, . Margar- , • W a - I', i■ Ii, Debbie Wicker, Sat ;d I a W Ick. I- -uul I’. 1 izabet h \\ . ! o n. Newberry wins beauty award COLUMBIA. — Newberry, Chester and Greenville counties have been chosen second quar ter winners of the “Keep South Carolina Beautiful" awards program. April, May and June com prise the second quarter in the contest. The contest places each coun ty in one of throe categories according to population. \\ in- ners along with Greenville in the ov*‘r-50,000 class are Flor ence, second, and Richland hid in'the JO,000 to 50,000 group along with Chester are Union, :2ml and Dillon 3rd. Other winners, with Newber ry in the undor-30,000 group arc Colleton, 12nd and Barnwell 3rd. Quarterly winners along with all other entrants in the con test are eligible for the Annual Governor’s Beautification Tro- phy, a Jd-inch silv.-r cup. aw arded each year. In the past only quarterly winners wvre ,-ligible for the cup. Quarterly winners ar<’ presented plaqu* r, which tlmy keep permanently, fur their beautification effort.-. In citing Newberry, the judges said that county’s beau tification committee enlisted the assistance of scouts, fire men, garden clubs, Newberry College and others in making the county cleaner and more beautiful. DEAN’S LIST Six county students were named to the dean s list at Winthrop College for the sec ond semester, I'JbT-bh, by ach ieving a 3.00 grade point ratio. They were: Marcia Abrams, Nora C. Ratteree, Virginia A. Renwick, Newberry; Virginia A. Blount, Pomaria; Luanne Harmon, Prosperity and Joan C. Lindler, Little Mountain. SC ITERS ATTACK Hill Darby is m serious con demn at .NVwbeiry County Memorial hospital alter having- suffered a heart attack last Friday morning. Homecoming Sunday at Colony Luth- "an Church was also “Golden Age Sun- ay”, when members of the congregation, £e 75 years and older were honored. Of 3 such members, seven were able to at- >nd Thov were, from left. Arthur Long, Mrs. J. A. Kinard, Sr., Mrs. Maggie Gall- man, Mrs. C. A. Halfacre, Mrs. Holland Wilson, Mrs. Lena Chapman and Mrs., Asa Taylor. Rev. J. Virgil Long is pastor at Colony. (Sunphoto.)