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PAGE 6—The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, Jan. 2,1969 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bach Kirkegard of 1728 Bound ary Street announce the engagement of their daughter, Karen Bach to Mr. Peter Clement Wehman, son of Mrs. Julius Coachman Green of 181 Wentworth Street, Char leston, South Carolina, and the late Allan William Weh man, Sr. The bride is a senior at Columbia College and was a debutant at the 1966 Newberry Cotillion Club Ball. The groom, a 1968 Citadel graduate, is the Assistant Ad ministrative Aide to U. S. Senator Strom Thurmond in Washington, D. C. The wedding is scheduled for June 28 at Central Methodist Church in Newberry. Seal sales top 1967 campaign Richard W. Stowe, president, today expressed thanks to all volunteers who have aided the 1968 Christmas Seal Campaign being conducted by the Tuber culosis and Health Association of Area Six. To date, Christmas Seal re turns stand at $28,132.97 which is 3 thousand dollars more than the 1967 campaign at the same time. Mr. Stowe commented, “Vol unteer workers make is possible for the association to carry out more effective programs of im proving the health of our cit izens thru activities aimed at eradicating TB and controlling respiratory diseases. This year,” he said, “452 workers devoted 1476 hours to preparing .Christmas Seals and reminders for mailing. The TB Association depends upon the support of these people to carry on a successful campaign.” The president continued “For the support of our volunteers both during the Christmas Seal Campaign and throughout the year, we are sincerely grateful. Their donation of free time to our cause for better health is a clear demonstration of their awareness of civic responsibil ities. May our area always be blessed with such civic-minded citizens.” TAKES PART IN CITADEL CLUB CHARLESTON, December 19 —As a member of the Luther an Student Association of The Citadel, Cadet Stevan Preston Bodie, son of Mrs. Dorothy V. Bodie, 403 Rodelsperger street, Newberry, participates in a schedule of worship, discussion, and recreation. The members of the Association meet each Mon day night and follow a planned program of discussion topics. October 25-27 members of the group attended a weekend con ference at Camp Lutheridge in the mountaihs of North Caro lina. The next topic to be un dertaken is “John Birch Socie ty, For What Does It Stand?” A freshman at the military college, Cadet Bodie is major, ing in civil engineering. He is enrolled in tht Air Force ROTC Program at The Citadel. CALVIN CROZIER HAS CHRISTMAS DINNER The Calvin Crozier Chapter of the UDC held its annual Christmas dinner meeting at 7:30 on December 10 at the Community Hall. Mrs. W. H. Tedford introduc ed the following guests: Mrs. Archie Watson of Columbia; Mrs. Ralph B. Baker Sr., pres ident of Drayton Rutherford Chapter and Chaplain of the S. C. Division, UDC; Mrs. El mer Shealy, past 2nd vice pres ident of the S. C. Division; and Miss Martha Vance Ellesor, who is connected with the Nat ional Red Cross and has just returned from Vietnam. After a prayer by the chap lain, Miss Dorothy Buzhardt, the group enjoyed a delicious traditional Christmas dinner, after which Mrs. Watson brought an informative and entertaining report of the highlights of the General Con vention in Richmond. She is a past state president of the UDC, past 3rd vice president of the S. C. Division and past 3rd vice president general. At present she is in charge of the Confederate Museum in the State Archives building in Columbia. An associate editor of the UDC magazine, she Is a delightful and capable speak er, and the group always looks forward to her visits. Mrs. C. S. Owens was pre sented a past president’s pen, after which the meeting was closed with the Mizpah bene diction. NEW ADDRESS Mr. and Mrs. John B. Lind say Jr. are making their home at 931 Nance St. in Oakhall Apartment 2-B. Scientists name new readers At a recent meeting of th« members, Christian Science Society, Saluda, elected Clar ence H. Cullum to serve as First Reader for a one-year term. In this position Mr. Cul lum will conduct the Sunday and Wednesday evening serv ices at the church. Assisting him on Sundays as Second Reader will be Mrs. Beatrice Jones, elected at the same meeting. The Christian Science church consists entirely of laymen and local members are democratic ally elected to fill all adminis trative posts and to conduct services. The two elected Readers car ry the main responsibility for the Sunday and Wednesday ev ening services of the church. Their primary duty is to read Christian Science Lesson-Ser mon on Sunday. This is a com pilation of related references from the Bible and the denom inational textbook, pertaining to a specific subject, and read alternately by the First and Second Readers. During the week, the same references serve as a Bible lesson, studied daily by Christ ian Scientists throughout the world. Read at the Sunday ser vice, it becomes the sermon, and is combined with hymns, responsive readings by the con gregation, and prayer, to con stitute the service. The Wednesday evening meet ings are held on the first and third Wednesday of the month in the Saluda Society. It is conducted by the First Reader and includes a period when in dividual members of the con gregation speak informally of experiences of Christian heal ing as understood in Christian Science. UDC CHAPTER HAS CHRISTMAS TEA The December meeting of Drayton Rutherford Chapter, UDC, was held at the home of Mrs Ralph B Baker. Associate hostesses were Mrs. Ralph P. Baker, Mrs. Walter Summer, Mrs. M. F. Bowler, Mrs. Louis Floyd and Mrs. Alfred Schriver. This meeting was a Christ mas Tea for members and their guests, , The gracious Baker home was decorated with lovely tra ditional Christmas arrange ments. Mrs. John Wise presented music for the entertainment of members and guests, assisted by Misses Beth and Mary Ba ker. Marriages James Arthur Carter, Whit mire and Peggy Joan Bannis ter, Newberry were married on December 13 in Whitmire. James Edward Amick and Marsha Lynn Snipes of this city were married here Decem ber 15th. Johnnie N. Son of Little Mountain and Wanda Lester Rawls of Pomaria were married December 15th at Pomaria. James B. Caldwell of New berry and Martha Sellers, of Mullins were married Decem ber 16 here by Probate Judge Frank H. Ward. Ray S. Derrick of Leesvill-e and Janie Ruth S. Bennett of Newberry were married here on December 21 by Probate Judge Frank H. Ward. Daniel Patrick Hightower of Prosperity and Rogenia Ann Smith of Union were married December 21 at Union. P. S. Brewer and Lucille Brewer of Clinton were married in Newberry on December 24 by Probate Judge Frank Ward. David Earl Wicker and Jean Carol Eargle of Newberry were married here on December 21. Leslie Dodenhoff of Manning and Ruth Ellen Hobart of New berry were married here on De cember 27. Michael Waymon Bostic & Sandra Ann Franklin of this city were married in Prosperity on December 28. George Herman Leopard of Newberry and Anna Nadine Adams of Leesville were mar ried here on December 29. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Jan. 5: Mrss. Juanita Hitt, Johnson Hagood Clary, Jimmie Bowers, D. L. Ruff. Jan. 6: R. T. Feagle, Mrs. Authur Ballentine, Branders Shealy, Dessie K Kesler, Evelyn D. Davis. Jan. 7: J. D. French, John Rex North III, Mrs. J. R. North, Virginia Jones, Mrs. James D. Crooks, W. L. Shealy, Mrs. David Luther Ruff, Robt. S Forbis. Jan. 8: Emory H. Bowman, Mrs. D. L. Andrews, Mrs. D. E. Halfacre, John Davis, Glenn L. Hamm, Nellie Wicker, Mrs. Audrey Rowe, Mrs. D. F. 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