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The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, Oct. 24, 1968|—PAGE 11 STONEY HILL: Voting at Stoney Hill Center; managers, Earl Boozer, Monroe Morris, and Dudley Hawkins; clerk, Mrs. McCree Vriezelaar. ST. PAUL: Voting at St. Paul's Church; managers, Mrs. Virgil Williamson, Sidney Koon and Mrs. David L. Wedaman; clerk, Mrs. John F. Wheeler. ST. PHILLIPS: Voting at St. Phillips Fellowship Hall; managers, Phelix Livingston, Luther Fellers and Muscoe Ale- wine; clerk, D. Govan Sease. TRINITY: Voting at Trinity Church; managers, J. Newton Dickert, Ray .A Martin and Jim Waldrop; clerk, L. B. Bed- enbaugh. UNION: Voting at Home of Virgil Kinard; managers, Mrs. Alice Moates, J. R. Lake and Mrs. Jake Sligh; clerk, Cecil Counts. UTOPIA: Voting at J. C. Nichols’ Store; managers, John A. Mullins, Annie H. Derrick and Clyde N. Lake; clerk, Ruby C. Nichols. VAUGHNVILLE: Voting at Mrs. • Viola Dominick’s Old Home; managers, P. N. Boozer, Mrs. Estelle S. Stewart and Mrs. Esther C. Sloan; clerk, Mrs. Harriett Salters. WALTON: Voting at Mrs. Earl Crooks’ Residence; mana gers, George E. Hentz, Joseph Ruff and Johnnie Graham; clerk, Mrs. Earl Crooks.' WHEEL AND: Voting at the Wheeland Community Center; managers, M. A. Riddle, D. C. Boland and Mrs. Hattie Sulli van; clerk, Mrs. Eula Boland. WHITMIRE NO. 1: Voting at City Hall; managers, Thomas E. Ravan, Mrs. James H. Ab rams, Mrs. George S. Donnan, Mrs. John F. Roche, Mrs. Jas. H. Nates and Mrs. M. E. Ab rams Sr,; clerk, Mrs. Flay E. Alexander. WHITMIRE NO. 2: Voting at Park Street School; managers, Harry J. Felker, Mrs. M. E. Abrams Jr., Mrs. Beatty Scott, Tom P. Scott, Mrs. E. T. Shouse, and Mrs. Thomas Ma lone; clerk, Mr. Joe H. Simp son Jr. ZION: Voting at Henry Folks Home; managers, J. H. Folk, Forrest Lee Graham and Ray Graham Sr.; clerk, Mrs. J. H. Folk. The Managers at each Pre cinct named above are request ed to delegate one of their num ber to secure the boxes and blanks for the election. Boxes may be picked up at the Newberry County Court House between 9:00 o’clock and 12:00 o’clock on Saturday, Nov ember 2, 1968. The boxes may not be delivered to anyone other than a manager or clerk. JOHN A. MAYER ROBERT D. SCHUMPERT ROBERT C. UNDERWOOD Commissioners of Elections for Newberry County, S. C. October 22, 1968. Commander on official visit Sir Knight Talmadge Scott Godfrey, Right Eminent Grand Commander, Knights Templar of the state of South Carolina made an official visit Monday night. October 14. at th#» repu- While others were enjoying refresh-: ing between the two rows of books, he is ments and talking with friends during completely engrossed in a volume and ob- Open House of the Newberry-Saluda Lib- livious to the activities going on in other rary Sunday, this young patron decided to parts of the library. (Sunphoto) see what the Library had to offer. Stand- Parker wins mock election A mock election held at Newberry College shows an averwhelming vote of approval for Republican Senatorial can didate Marshall Parker. The mock election was spon sored by the GUNG-HO club, a non-partisam political in terest group. A final tabula tion of the votes gave Parker 71.5 percent of the student’s vote, and 28.5 percent for Rol lings. Commenting of his victory, Parker said, “This mock elec tion victory at Newberry Col lege shows that college stu dents there favor my approach to America’s problems and my solution to those problems. Both my opponent, Mr. Rollings and I spoke at Newberry College prior to this mock election— Mr. Rollings on Sept. 26; I on Oct. 3. This victory shows that my positive program is the one Newberry College students favor.” RE-ELECT C. D. “Pete” COLEMAN lar meeting of the Newberry Commandery of the Knights Templar. The Grand Commander was presented to Sir Knight David L. Laird, Jr., Eminent Com mander of Newberry Command ery Number 6 by Sir Knight J. 0. Donkle. The Grand Commander is a native of Spartanburg county. He was educated in the county public schools and Wofford col lege and Hollingsworth Busi ness College. He is a veteran of World War II having served in both the European and Pac ific theatres of operations. He is married to the former Miss Mildred Brown Caldwell of Rock Hill. He is the sales manager for Marshall Oil Co., Rock Hill, S. C. In addition to his Masonic work he is active in his church, Oakland Baptist, and in many civic organizations. His outstanding Masonic rec ord includes: Raised Rock Hill Lodge No. Ill, Rock Hill, Nov. 29, 1946. Served as Worshipful Master 1956. Exalted March 25, 1949, Bratton Chapter No. 32, served as High Priest 1958. Anointed to the Hold Order of High Priestho I March 11, 1958. Su per Excellent Master February 28, 1961. Thrice Illustrious Masters Degree March 12, 1962. Grand Master 2nd Veil 1960; District Deputy Grand High Priest 5th District 1961 and 1962; and is the Grand Repre sentative of the Grand Chapter of Massachusetts. Greeted April 29, 1949, Camp bell Council No. 18, R. & S. M.; Illustrious Master 1951. Grand Representative of the Grand Council of the State of Califor nia. Grand Marshal of Grand Council 1960; Grand Steward of the Grand Council 1964. Knighted October 17, 1949, Rock Hill Commandery No. 15, K. T.; served as Eminent Com mander 1957; and is the Grand Representative of the Grand Commandery of Maryland. K. Y. C. H. Palmetto Priory LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned intends to apply for a re tail liquor license for a Li quor Store to be located at 2603 Main Street in the City of Newberry. This notice is given pursuant to the In toxicating Beverage Act of the code of Laws of South Carolina, 1962, as amemded. C. R. KOON No. 54, March 13, 1961. Past Patron of Catawba Chapter No. 131, Order of Eastern Star in 1957; member of the Red Cross of Constantine, All Saints Con clave, November 7, 1966. He has served as secretary and recorder of Bratton Chap ter No. 32, R. A. M.; Campbell Council No. 18, R. & S. M., and Rock Hill Commandery No. 15, K. T., since 1961 and is a member of Hejas Shrine Tem ple A. A. O. N. M. S. Initiated June, 1950. Presbytery to meet Sunday District IV of the S. C. Pres bytery will meet October 27, at Smyrna Presbyterian church. Registration begins at 2 p.m. and the meeting at 2:30 p.m. Theme will be “How to Use the Workbook.” The meeting is planned for all members of The Women of The Church and all are urged to attend. Workshops will be held for officers; those not at tending workshops will be privileged to hear inspirational messages from Synodical Pres ident, .Mrs. George Sheppard. Highlight of the meeting will be a brief circle meeting; Bible moderator, Mrs. Alfred Bixler, First church, Clinton. Mrs. W. C. Gaddis, of Don alds, is Acting President, and Mrs. Henry P. Gilbert, Clinton, is District Chairman. 4-H’ers may get pine seedlings The West Virginia Pulp and Paper company is making av ailable free pine seedlings to 4-H club members of Newberry county. The program is a con tinuation of the program in ef fect last year. A club member may receive one or two thous and slash or loblolly pine seed lings free of charge who agrees to plant and care for them. Any 4-H Club member in terested in these pine seedlings should contact J. O. Donkle, Associate County Agent, and fill out a request form. These applications must be filled out by the first of Nov ember. Pine seedlings will then be delivered to the West Vir ginia Pulp and Paper Wood Yard at Prosperity on Thurs day, December 12, where they can be picked up by the 4-H club member. YOUR Alderman He will continue to repre sent all the citizens with integrity, fairness and lev el-headed judgment. YOUR VOTE WILL BE APPRECIATED JOHN GRISSO REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS, Third District For NEW Direction in America YOU NEED A CHANGE IN CONGRESS elect JOHN GRISSO November 5 Paid for by Grisso for Congress Committee, Robert Waldrep,Chairman