The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, December 26, 1968, Image 4
SEC. A—PAGE 4—The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C. Dec. 26th, 1968
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Miss Wise is
college beauty
Newberry College freshman
Judy Wise was crowned “Miss
Newberrian” of 1969 Wednes
day night in a competition
sponsored annually by the staff
of the college year book.
Miss Wise, an 18-year old
brunette, is the daughter of
Mr., and Mrs. Charles E. Wise,
Route 3. She graduated from
Newberry High school last
June.
The new yearbook queen won
over a field of 15 other campus
beauties representing various
college organizations. She was
entered as a candidate by the
Newberry College Singers.
First runner-up was Camber
Able, junior from Ridgeville,
entered by the student news
paper, The Indian. Second run
ner-up was freshman Rachael
Herbert of Charleston, repre
senting the pledges of Kappa
Delta sorority.
The new queen, enthroned in
pageantry at the college’s Lit
tle Theatre, was crowned by her
predecessor, Brantlee Price of
Newberry, last year’s Miss
Newberrian. Miss Price also was
mistress of ceremonies for the
traditional beauty-personality
competition, which was built on
the musical theme. “Thank
Heaven for Little Girls.”
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Franklin Dempsey of Orangeburg an
nounce the engagement of their daughter, Meree Elaine and
Arthur Eugene Morehead III, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Eugene
Morehead, Jr.
The bride-elect was graduated from Orangeburg High School
and received a B.A. degree in English from Winthrop. She is
presently teaching ninth grade English in Hartsville.
The bridegroom-elect was graduated from Newberry High
School and the Citadel where he earned a B.A. degree in Political
Science. He is now serving at a Lieutenant in the U. S. Army, sta
tioned at Fort Jackson.
The wedding is planned for March 1 in the First Baptist church
in Orangeburg.
Challenge fund
proffered by
Wil Lou Gray
Miss Wil Lou Gray, founder
of The S. C. Opportunity school,
long-time champion of Adult
Education and an outstanding
citizen of the state of South
Carolina, has established a
Challenge Gift to the Alumni
and Friends of the S. C. Oppor-
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WISHES FOR
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THE HOME FURNITURE COMPANY
Caldwell and Friend Streets
NEWBERRY, SOUTH CAROLINA
tunity school, and to the inter
ested citizens of this state.
This Challenge Gift is in the
form of $50,000.00 which is a
part of a Ten-Year Trust Fund
established by Miss Gray. Miss
Gray challenges that this am
ount be matched by gifts in
any amount by any person,
persons, or firms in the state
of South Carolina.
When this challenge is met
it will establish $100,000.00 as
a permanent Scholarship Yield
ing Fund. At the present time
the interest on this fund would
keep 6 students in school on
full scholarship, or 12 students
in school on one-half scholar
ship.
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\ 1968 CHRISTMAS g GREETINGS 1968
Hope and Help for the Alcoholic
Fairview Center is the oldest complete treatment
center for alcoholics in South Carolina. The hos
pital division specializes in detoxification, or with
drawal of alcohol, and physical recovery. This re
quires five days and costs $100.00, payable on ad
mission.
The one you love may be sick and in need of help
because of excessive drinking.
Experience during the past 17 years with more
than 11,000 patients assures your loved one of the
best possible care in Fairview Hospital.
Maxie C. Collins, Director *
Hospital Phone 337-2259 Administration 337-2255
RIDGEWAY, S. C. 29130
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Let us pause and listen
anew to the message of
Christmas . . . love for all.
To our patrons we extend a hearty
THANK YOU!
J. ELLERBE SEASE
Cut-off Road Newberry, S. C.
NEWBERRY RECAPPING COMPANY
1402 Martin St.—Phone 276-3731