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The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, Oct. 24, 1968—PAGE 7 Educator dies in Georgia Funeral services for Alvin A. Singley were conducted at the graveside in Marietta National cemetery Monday by the Rev. Eugene Harrison. Mr. Singley, 71, died Thurs day at the Veterans Adminis tration Center, Domiciliary Di vision at Dublin, Ga. Surviving are his widow, Kathleen Reynolds Singley; two daughters, Mrs. Charles W. Gill of Alexandria, Va., and Mrs. Marion S. Sturgeon, of Charlotte, N. C.; a sister, Mrs. Palmer E. Krantz; a brother, John C. Singley. Mr. Singley was born near Prosperity, a son of John Jacob and Nancy Hawkins Singley. He was a graduate of Pros perity High school and earned an A.B. degree from Newberrjf College. He received an M.A. degree from the University of South Carolina and did post graduate work at Peabody Col lege in Nashville, Tenn., Duke University and the University of North Carolina. He was a member of Saint Paul’s Lutheran church in Col umbia. Mr. Singley was a teacher and college professor, having taught in this county, served as superintendent of Schools at Blaney, as principal of Lees- ville Elementary school, and as assistant principal at the Logan Elementary school in Columbia. McCarley rites in Baltimore Funeral services for John W. McCarley, 72, of Baltimore, Md. who died last Sunday, were conducted in Baltimore Wed nesday. He was a native of this coun ty, a son of the late Sidney B. and Ada Riser McCarley. He was a retired employee of the DuPont Chemical Co., a World War I veteran and a member of the ARP church. He had lived in Newberry until he moved to Baltimore 35 years ago. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Agnes McCarley; a son, John W. McCarley of Camden; two sisters, Mrs. Hattie Bonds of Clinton and Miss Rachael Mc Carley of Whitmire; two bro thers, I. C. McCarley and Clin ton and Alec McCarley, Whit mire. Retired Army colonel dies Col. Eual W. Culbertson U- SA, Ret.) of Petersburg, Va., South Carolina native and a former public school teacher and administrator in Newberry county, died at the Fort Lee base hospital Friday night af ter & sudden attack. Funeral services were held at Ft. Lee chapel Sunday. In terment was at Forest Lawn cemetery, Charlotte, N. C. Survivors are his widow, the former Miss Nellie Koon, a native of Newberry; a sister, Mrs. A. B. Heywood of Char lotte. Col. Culbertson was a grad uate of Newberry College and did teaching, coaching and ad ministrative work in the pub lic schools of this county. Prior to U. S. involvement in World War II, he was called to active duty with a unit of the South Carolina National Guard. UF progress report given Newberry County’s 1968 United Fund campaign is a- bout 40 percent completed, ac cording to figures presented at a breakfast meeting of cam- oaigners Tuesday at the Com munity Hall. Campaign Chair man D. B. Brittain reported that pledges and collections thus far total about $15,000. This year’s goal is $37,000. In his remarks Brittain ex pressed confidence that the goal would be reached but em phasized M all of us must make pertain that each individual and firm in the county is given an opportunity to make a pledge to this united county effort.” Those who have pledge cards and have not reported should contact any campaign worker or United Fund headquarters to have their card picked up. ? ‘We are as much concerned with having everyone partici pate in our campaign as we are in reaching our dollar goal,” Brittain said. South Carolina BankAmericard Application (Do Not Us« This Space) TYPE 1 357 2468 Last Name (Please Print) Mr. Mrs. Miss First Name Initial Ago C. L 3 5 BRANCH NO. Street Address City State Zip Code NO. 1 2 3 4 Telephone No. Never Married Married □ Separated □ Divorced □ Widowed □ Dependents Spouse's First Name Initial Age Approved By Data At Present Address Years - Months Own D Rent .. With Parents □ f at present address less than 3 years, give former home address Years .Months. 1234567 8 90 Presently Employed By Years. Months Position Monthly Income Business Address: Street No. City and State Business Telephone Social Security No. Previously Employed By Position Previous Business Address Years Months Spouse Employed By . - • - Position Monthly Income Business Telephone Years Months Automobile(s)—Make Year Model Name of Nearest Relative NOT Living with Me Address Relationship Credit References (Banks, Stores. Credit Unions, Finance Co.’s, etc.) and Complete List of ALL Debts Now Owing. Attach Additional Sheet if Necessary. 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