The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, December 26, 1968, Image 8
SEC. A—PAGE 8—The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C. Dec. 26th, 1968
Golden bells tied with gold velvet ribbon against a
background of gilded fronds decorate this home on
Mower Street for the Christmas season. (Sunphoto by
Martin Armfield.)
Collie Hawkins
services held
Colie Lee Hawkins, retired
grocer of Columbia, died Tues
day in Columbia hospital.
Mr. Hawkins was born in
Prosperity.
Surviving are three uncles,
B. E. Boland of Prosperity, B.
L. Boland of Greenville, and
E. L. Boland of Dallas, Tex.
Funeral services were held
Thursday at Mt. Tabor ceme
tery, by Rev. Garth L. Hill.
Mrs. Taylor
rites Sunday
Mrs. Lillie Fellers Taylor, 84
of Greenwood, widow of Thos.
Lee Taylor, died Thursday at
an Anderson hospital.
She was a native of Newberry
county, daughter of the late
John A. and Carrie Dominick
Fellers.
Funeral services were held
Sunday at 2:30 by Blythe Fun
eral Home. Burial was in Old
Methodist cemetery.
Piano sudents
have party
Piano students of Mrs. Chas.
Ragland held their annual
Christmas Repertoire Class and
Party at Mrs. Ragland’s home
on Main street Friday. Meeting
in groups, the students played
familiar Christmas music, en
joyed games, and received aw
ards.
Winning progrtss awards
were Karen Lancaster and
Ralph Baker Jr. Named Best-
All-Around Students were
Kathy Riggin and Debbie
Thomasson. Chosen by vote of
the students for Best Perform
ances were Mary K. Mills, play
ing “0 Holy Night” and Conii
Sanders, playing arrangements
of “What Child Is This” and
“0 Come All Ye Faithful.”
Appearing in the program
were Lisa Parsons, Kathy Rig-
gin, Karen Lancaster, Budgie
Wardlaw, Karen Hammond,
Gwen Bland, Trudy Bland,
Catherine Baker, Mary K. Mills,
Martha Renwick, Jane Ringer,
Tracey Counts, Debby Duke,
Margaret Warren, Alice Pay-
singer, Conii Sanders, Ralph
Baker, Erwin Baker, Debbie
Thomasson, Johnna Eargle,
Donna Wicker, Martha Sum
mer, and Patricia Sparks.
SEASONAL. . .Angels and Christmas bells against a back
ground of colorful gift wrapping were used to arrange this
attractive holiday doorway.
HAPPY
BIRTHDAY
Dec. 29: Mrs. Dave L. Hayes,
David Langford.
Dec. 30: Mrs. V. V. Pearsall,
Mrs. Virginia S. Senn, Mrs.
H.. 0. Stone, Lyn Altman.
Dec 31: Mrs. G. V. Clamp,
Mrs. Eddie 0. Graham, Mac
Brooks, D. B. Dawkins, Emily
Lake.
Jan. 1: John Harrison Rag
land, George B. Brooks.
Jan. 2: Mary Fulmer Wells,
Ben Pressley Stewart, Jr.,
Ruth Cannon.
Jan. 3: Carter Abrams, E.
Kirb,y LominackJ, Dick Neel,
Sam Pat Boland, Mrs. Mary
Ringer.
Jan. 4: Howard Clark, Mrs
John Pappas, Mrs. Wilbur J
Ringer, Debra Smith, Steven
Fuller.
‘Biir Suber
died Friday
William “Bill” Suber, 56
of Rt. 1, Newberry, died Fri
day morning at the veteran’s
hospital in Columbia.
He was a native of Green
ville, a son of the late Willie
Mack and Arilla Riddle Suber.
He was a retired weaver for
the J. P. Stevens Mill, Whit
mire, and a member of Mount
Pleasant Methodist church. He
was a veteran of World War
II. H is first wife was the late
Mrs. Mildred Polly Stone Su
ber.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Avis Gilliam Suber; 3 sons,
Henry C. Suber of Ft. Jackson,
Kenneth E. Suber of the home
and William W. Suber of Pen-
el ville, N., Y.; a daughter, Mrs.
Shirley Ann Roache, of Green
ville.
Funeral services were held
Sunday at McSwain Funeral
Home by Rev. G. M. Riser and
Rev. John Griffith.
Burial was in Rosemont cem
etery
PETTICOA T TREE
Use a gay petticoat to re
place the cotton at the base of
your Christmas tree this year.
The "petticoat” can be made
quickly with felt and pinking
shears. Cut a hole in the middle
of the felt and slash from outer
edge to fit around the tree.
Scallop with pinking shears
and decorate.
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