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PAGE 8—The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, August 1, 1968
Republicans to
hear Murphy
U. S. Senator George L.
Murphy (R.-Calif.) will be the
featured speaker at the S. C.
Republican Party’s annual sus
taining membership dinner on
September 19.
The announcement was made
by State GOP Chairman Harry
S. Dent.
Senator Murphy accepted the
invitation issued on behalf of
his Senate colleague, Senator
Strom Thurmond. Murphy,
Thurmond and Senator Robert
Griffin of Michigan are cur
rently leading the Republican
fight against confirmation of
Abe Fortas as Supreme Court
Chief Justice and Homer
Thomberry as Associate Jus
tice.
Dent said the dinner will be
held at the Columbia Township
Auditorium on Thursday, Sep
tember 19. Dinner will be serv
ed from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. and
the program will begin at 8:00
p.m. Murphy will be introduc
ed by Senator Thurmond.
At a similar dinner in 1967,
the South Carolina Republicans
turned out 3,500 persons to
dine with another Californian,
Governor Donald Reagan. This
was hailed as the largest poli
tical fund-raising dinner in
South Carolina history.
Senator Murphy, like Rea
gan, earned his first fame as
a movie star. Then he scored
a political upset over incum
bent Pierre Salinger in 1964,
RITZ
THEATRE
THURSDAY, FRIDAY
SATURDAY, MONDAY,
TUESDAY
and WEDNESDAY
Charlton
Heston
!N
Planet
of the
Apes
Clover Leaf
THURSDAY
Double
Trouble
Elvis Presley, Annette Day
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
The Son of
Katie Eider
John Wayne, Dean Martin
SUNDAY, MONDAY And
TUESDAY
P.‘J.
Georgt Peppard
Raymond Burr
WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY
Nevada Smith
Steve McQueen
Karl Malden
Always A Color Cartoon
winning a six-year term in the
U. S. Senate.
He has moved quickly into
leadership positions in t he
Senate, being elected chairman
of the GOP Senatorial Cam*
paign Committee in 1967. Hfe
serves on the Labor and Public
Welfare Committee, the Pub
lic Works Committee, and the
Senates’ Special Committee on
the Arts and the Aging.
License dates
clarified
Because of considerable pub
lic misunderstanding as to
the expiration dates of driver
licenses, the State Highway
Department has issued infor
mation to clarify requirements
under the existing law.
Specifically, the following ap
plies:
1. Each new plastic-type li
cense (bearing the driver’s
photograph) will expire on the
driver’s birthday anniversary in
the fourth year from the year
of issue.
2. Each old paper type or
metal license will expire as
follows:
If the license was issued
prior to June 30, 1965, it will
expire on the driver’s first
birthday AFTER June 30, 1969.
If the license was issued
on or after July 1, 1965, it will
expire on the driver’s birthday
anniversary in 1969. On these
licenses the expiration date was
changed by typewriter at the
time of issue.
TB Committee
meets August 6
Richard W. Stowe, president,
has announced that members of
the Executive committee of the
Tuberculosis and Health Asso
ciation of Area 6 will meet at
4:00, Tuesday, August 6, in
the Greenwood County Health
Department.
The Executive committee is
composed of the officers in ad
dition to one director from
each of the seven counties in
Area 6. Among the committee
members are the Rev. Neil E.
Truesdell and Mrs. W. C. Koon
of Pomaria.
Guardsmen may
get special
license plate
Members of the National
Guard in South Carolina have
been notified by the State High
way Department that they may
secure special National Guard
license plates for their private
vehicles in the renewal period
which begins September 3rd.
Under a law enacted by the
General Assembly this year,
active members of the National
Guard may obtain special plates
containing the legend -“Nat
ional Guard” and a likeness of
the famous Minute Man of
Revolutionary War fame, if
they desire. Cost of a set of
special plates is $1 in addition
to the normal vehicle license
fee. Plates for the 1969 license
year will be issued starting on
September 3. The new license
year starts November 1 and
ends October 31, 1969.
Special licenses may be trans
ferred to another vehicle in
the same weight class upon not
ification of the Highway De
partment. It will be unlawful
to switch special plates from
one vehicle to another without
prior approval of the Depart
ment.
IN FLORIDA
Mrs. C. A. Reeder is spend
ing this week in Jacksonville,
Florida with Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Davis and family. During
the week, they will spend sev
eral days in Miami.
Wreck injuries
fatal to
Mrs. 0. L Hill
Mrs. O. L. Hill Sr., 73, of
Charlotte, the former Frankie
Pay singer of Newberry, was
killed in a two-car accident on
the by-pass from Rock Hill to
Charlotte Sunday.
Mrs. Hill is survived by one
son, Oscar L. Hill Jr., Char
lotte, N. C. and a number of
relatives, including a brother,
Gerald Paysinger of Newberry.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday at the chapel of Harry
& Bryant, Charlotte.
Also injured in the accident
were two nieces of Mrs. Hill,
Miss Margaret Paysinger of
Newberry and Mrs. M. H. Wil
son (Annie Blanche Paysinger)
of Charlotte, a native of this
city; Mrs. Wilson’s four-year-
old daughter, Janie Dell, was
not injured.
Miss Paysinger suffered a
broken leg and a broken wrist
and Mrs. Wilson suffered a
broken jaw and a broken leg.
Both are patients in the York
County Hospital at Rock Hill.
Hugh McCarley
dies in Georgia
Word has been received in
Newberry of the death of Hugh
McCarley July 22 in Newnan,
Georgia.
He was the son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Brice McCarley,
formerly of Newberry. Surviv
ing are his widow, two child
ren, four grandchildren, four
brothers and two sisters. Bur
ial was held July 24 at New
nan, Ga.
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KINARDS, S. C. Augl-3t
FT. GORDON, GA. — Pri
vate Newby F. Lee, 20, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Newby E. Lee,
2534 Fair Avenue, completed
a radio relay and carrier oper
ation course at the Army S.
Eastern Signal School, Fort
Gordon, Ga., July 5. During
the 9-week course, he was
trained to operate different
types of field telephone, tele
graph and radio relay equip
ment.
BOOZER FAMILY
HOLDS REUNION
The descendants of the late
Jefferson Boozer and Laura
Bedenbaugh Boozer held their
annual family reunion Sunday,
July 28, 1968, at the Mt. Bethel-
Garmany School Community
Center, Newberry. The follow
ing officers were elected for
the next year: President, G. V.
Boozer; Secretary, Frances
Boozer; Treasurer, Sarah Boo
zer.
Attending this 8 th reunion
were 43 children and grand
children and great-grandchild
ren of G. V. Boozer and Ber
tha Addy Boozer;12 children
and grandchildren of J. R*
Boozer and Elmira Oxner Boo
zer; 11 children and grand
children of J. L. Boozer and
Bessie Nesley Boozer.
Those attending were Mr.
and Mrs. Julian (Lossie Boo
zer) Hair; Mrs. Kenneth (Bet
ty Hair) Webb and Frederick
Webb; Mrs. Talley (Judy Hair)
Garren, Jr., Betsy, Catherine,
Freddy, Bobby, Charles, Joyce,
and Mark Garren; Mr. and Mrs.
G. V. Boozer, Mrs. Jake (Ebby
Boozer) Long, Jennifer and Ju
lie Anne Long; Mrs. Allen
(Anne Boozer) Bashore, Pat,
Pam, Lisa, Lynn Bashore; Mr.
and Mrs. DeVere (Pauline Boo
zer) Reed; Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Boozer, Eddie, Billy, Beth,
John, and Robert Boozer; Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Boozer, Alton,
Cindy, and Teressa Boozer, and
Mr and Mrs. Jim (Cathy Boo
zer) Johnston; Mrs. Charles
(Laura Boozer) Munn, Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn (Linda Munn) Am-
ick and Billy Amick; Mrs. John
Boozer, John and Trina Boo
zer; Mabel Boozer, Frances
Boozer, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Boozer and Kathryn Boozer;
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph (Myra
Boozer) Creswell, and Ralph
and Nancy Creswell; Mrs. Ja
cob Boozer, Sarah Boozer, Mr.
and Mrs. Roston (Mary Boozer)
Hare, Mrs. Bob (Bessie Boozer)
Sims, Bobby and Elizabeth
Sims; Mr. and Mrs. Clay (Dor
othy Boozer) Ballentine, Jacob
and Fred Ballentine.
County native
dies Sunday
J. W. Senn of Bartow, Flo
rida, died Sunday afternoon. He
was the son of the late Louie
L. and Florence Boozer Senn
of Newberry county. He leaves
surviving him his wife, Thelma,
and two daughters, Florence
Senn Curtis and Ann Senn
Horne and Sgrandchildren, all
Horne and 5 grandchildren, all
of Ed Senn of Newberry and
Louie H. Senn of Clemson.
HOSPITAL
PATIENTS
Acher, Master Timley City
Newt Abrams Pomaria
Gerald Baker Sr. City
Mrs. Ida M. Bedenbaugh City
Simon A. Bedenbaugh City
McFall Bedenbaugh P’perity
Jessie J. Bishop City
Mrs. Johnnie Mae Bookman
and Baby Girl P’perity
Mrs. Evelyn Boozer City
Miss Cornelia Bowers P’perity
Miss Lenora Broaddus City
Mrs. Esther Brown City
James C. Butler City
Johnny R. Butler City
Mrs. Tinnie Clamp P’perity
Ralph Coats City
Mrs. Lillie Chick City
Anderson Cooper Pomaria
Mrs. Ethel Cromer City
Mrs. Ida Mae Cromer City
Mrs. Mary Danielson City
William J. Darby City
Mrs. Carrie Davis City
Columbus Derrick Prosperity
Mrs. Mary J. Dowd City
George C. Eargle Chapin
Elaine Ellison Whitmire
Mrs. Annie R. Floyd City
Mrs. Lula Folks Leesville
Miss Ruby Jean Fuller City
Steve R. Fulmer Prosperity
Mrs. Katherine Garner
Leesville
Eddie O. Graham City
Miss Jane Hamilton City
George P. Hawkins City
Mrs. Mamie Hawkins City
Mrs. Myrtis Halfacre City
Bluford Hunter City
Mrs. Janie M. Joiner City
Master Chas. Kinard City
Bluford Long City
Mrs. Etta Lorick Batesburg
Mrs. Gussie Miller City
John Miller Lt. Mountain
William Minick Kinard s
Mrs. Annie Minor City
Master Howard T. Nuley
Prosperity
Mrs. Marguerite Parkn rm City
William F. Putnam Joanna
Mrs. Adella Robertson City
Mrs. Georgia Ruff City
Mrs. Evelyn Sanders City
Frank Sanders Silverstreet
Mrs. Sus« Shannon City
Mrs. Viola Scott City
John Scurry Sr. Silverstreet
Norris Shelton City
Mrs. Ella Mae Senn
Silverstreet
Mrs. Fannie Smith City
Mrs. Helen Spencer City
Mrs. Louise Tucker Whitmire
Mrs. Elizabeth Vaughn City
Miss Edna White Pomaria
Mrs. Carrie Whitener City
Mrs. Sarah Wicker Clinton
Mrs. Lizzie Workman City
Robert Lee Workman Blair
John M. Wheeler City
Annual Meeting
We are having our Annual Meeting in the Newberry
County Courtroom Saturday morning, August 3, 1968
at 10 o’clock. Each policy holder of our Association is
invited to this meeting. We would appreciate your at
tending as it is a very important meeting.
Please make your plans to be present. If you cannot
attend, sign the Proxy card you received and mail it at
once.
Farmers Mutual
Insurance Ass’n