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amount of $66.67. The growth
of the Association in its 34
years of continuous operation
has been phenomenal. The 1968
annual dividend was $1,067,-
261.02, payable at a rate of
4 1-2 percent compounded on
savings quarterly; five percent
on savings certificates of $6000
to $10,000 and 5 1-4 percent on
certificates in excess of $10,-
000.
Newberry Federal has 11,-
100 investors whose savings ac.
counts aggregate $26,235,877.-
40; and 4,300 borrowers who
have loans totaling $26,097,-
791.89.
Charter officers and direc
tors were John F. Clarkson,
president; M. O. Summer, vice
president; J. K. Willingham,
secretary-treasurer; E. B. Pur
cell, C. D. Weeks, and C. C.
Hutto, directors.
When the Association was
chartered, it had assets of
$145,000, compared with assets
today of $29,741,194.01 and re
serves of $2,517,602.86. It has
also opened a branch office in
Batesburg.
Present officers of the As
sociation are Mr. Clarkson,
chief executive officer and
chairman of the board; J. K.
Willingham, president; James
M. Smith Jr., vice president
and treasurer; E. B. Purcell
and John Earl Smith Jr., vice
presidents; and Harold B. Folk,
secretary.
C. M. McAlister is vice pres
ident and manager of the
Batesburg branch office.
Employees are Messrs Clark
son, Willingham, J. M. Smith,
Jr., J. E. Smith and Folk; Mrs.
Ethel Stone, staff assistant
teller; Mrs. Marjorie Graham,
staff assistant-accounting; Mrs
PROPERTY
TRANSFERS
Newberry No. 1
Mrs. Puckett
service today
Mrs. Gladys Barnes Puckett,
79, widow of Wells Puckett, died
Steve Singley
dies of wounds
A man identified as Steve
Singley, 26, was found dead at
his home here about 2 p.m.
Tuesday.
He was shot one time with a
.410 shotgun. No foul play was
R1TZ
THEATRE
THURSDAY
FRIDAY, SATURDAY
Suggested For General
Audience
The
Extraordinary
Seaman
David Nevin
Faye Dunaway
Mickey Rooney
SUNDAY
Madigan
Richard Widmark
Inger Stevens
Alder Brown to Mary Boat- Tuesday at a local hospital,
wright, one lot and one build- She was a native of Saluda
ing, $5 love and affection (life County, daughter of the late
Mary Sue Clary and Mrs. Clara interest reserved.) Eli and Kitty Hazel Barnes. She
Ward, teller-insurance; Mrs. Kingsberry Mortgage Co. to was a member of Hickory Grove involved and no inquest will be
Voris Bowers, teller-secretary; William Leroy Shealy, one^lot Church. Her first husband was held, officers said.
Mrs. Marjorie Morison, recept- and one building, 2521 Fair the late Ernest Hogge. He was a native of Newberry,
ionist-secretary; C. M. Me- Ave., $5. Surviving are a son, Cole a son of Mrs. Geraldine Long-
Alister, branch manager, Bates- W. Frank Lominack Jr. to Hogge of Newberry; a stepson, shore Singley of Newberry and
burg; Mrs. Sara Schumpert, E. H. Tuggle, 1.14 acres and Rufus Puckett of Florida; three the late Gus Singley. He was
staff assistant-teller; Mrs. one building, Main St., $5. stepdaughters, Mrs. W. W. connected with Metal Fabrica-
Jesse Beasley, teller-insurance; Leonard J. Perry to J. L. Longshore of Newberry, Mrs. tors. He was a member of the
Mrs. Louise Fox, teller; Mrs. Long and Carolyn Long, one lot Lenore Hopkins of Washington, Lutheran Church of the Re-
Shearer W. Hooper, teller; and and one building, $1106.65 and Ga., and Mrs. Sam Harris of deemer.
Lomas Baker, building custod- assumption of mortgaige. Chappells; a sister, Miss Eva Surviving also are his wife,
Secretary of Housing and Ur- Barnes of Newberry; a grand-
ban Development to Willie Ste- c hild and four great grandchild-
phens, Jr., one lot and one
lan.
ren.
MONDAY, TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
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The Thomas
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Steve McQueen
Faye Dunnaway
HOSPITAL
PATIENTS
James Alewine Silverstreet
Dewie Asbill Batesburg
Mrs. Bernice Bedenbaugh City
Carl Bobb City
Mrs. Florence Boozer P'perity
Mrs. Mary Brantley City
Mrs. Willie Mae Carr City
Mrs. Kathleen Corley Lt. Mtn.
Mrs. Christine Cromer Pomaria
Mrs. Janice Crowell Lt. Mtn.
Joe Curry Pomaria
Columbus Derrick Prosperity
Mrs. Martha Derrick Chapin
Mrs. Lucile Dickert City
Clarence Dominick City
Miss Mattie Duncan City
Master Timothy Duncan City
Mrs. Ernestine Enlow City
George Farr Prosperity
Baby Girl Gallman Prosperity
Mrs. Lydie Gibson Whitmire
Miss Hattie Harmon City
Mrs. Bessie Hallback Chappells
Mrs. Mae Hendrix City
Baby Girl Hill No. 1 City
Baby Girl Hill No. 2 City
Mrs. Ruby Johnson City
Marvin Jordan Whitmire
Mrs. Gertrude Julian City
Ira Koon City
Mrs. Nora Koon City
Mrs. Pearl Kyzer City
Mrs. Blanche Leslie City
Mrs. Maggie Lindler Chapin
Mrs. Ann Long Pomaria
Mrs. Gracie Longshore City
Thomas Longshore City
Mrs. Mattie McEntire City
Clifford Mills City
John Miller Little Mountain
Miss Lucy Nance City
Miss Ruby Nance City
Mrs. Annie Ouzts City
Mrs. Judy Pitts City
Mrs. Ella Rawls Pomaria
Sam Ruff City
Mrs. Myrtle Schumpert City
Henry Shipman City
Mrs. Bessie Smith City
Mrs. Sadie Smith Pomaria
Mrs. Verna Stutts City
Mrs. Eunice Tarlton
Allen Thompson
Mrs. Minnie Wicker
Bennie Williams
Mrs. Fannie Williams,
building, Johnston St. $10,500.
Newberry No. 1 Outside
Harry Thomas to Larry Tho
mas, one lot, Crestwood Devel-
Funeral services will be con
ducted today (Thursday) at 2
Mrs. Dorothy Senn Singley; a
stepson, Danny Rosas of New
berry; a brother, Philip Roy
Singley of Newberry; a sister,
Miss Lisa Singley of Newber-
p.m. at McSwain Funeral Home ry; and grandmothers, Mrs.
by the Rev. R. E. Rhyne. Bur-
opment, $5 love and affection, jal will be in Hickory Grove
Mimmie Wilson McMorris to Church cemetery.
Margaret Marie Wilson, one lot
and one building, $5 love and
affection.
Hannah and Pinckney Wilson
to Margaret Marie Wilson, one
lot and one building, $5 love
and affection.
Newberry Lumber Company Mrs. Rosa Ethel Cook Dom-
to Marion Wiggins, two lots $5. inick, 86, widow of Afa Lamar
Sula Singleton to Thomas Dominick, died Monday at a
Singleton and Willie Evelyn Ed- Newberry County hospital,
wards Singleton, one lot, $5 She was a native of Prosper-
love and affection. ity, a daughter of the late J.
Mrs. Dominick
dies Monday
Maude F. Longshore of New
berry and Mrs. Vera Derrick
Singley of Prosperity.
Funeral services will be con
ducted at 3:30 p. m. today
(Thursday) at the Lutheran
Church of the Redeemer by the
Rev. Dr. H. A. McCullough Jr.
Burial will be in Newberry Me
morial Gardens.
Rufus E. Amick to David L.
and Coretta B. Whitman, one
lot, $5.
Eugene McNary et al to Al
bert Cromer, one lot and one
building, $5.
Bush River No. 3
Cal and Elizabeth Dominick
Cook. She was a member of
Crossroads Baptist Church.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. Fred (Nancy) Hentz of
Leland Welling
dies of burns
Lt. Col. Julian Leland Wel
ling, 53, died late Saturday af
ternoon at the Veterans Hos
pital in Charleston, from burns
he received in a fire at his
Silverstreet and Mrs. Ruth D.
Wicker of Johnston; four grand- “ jj”" 'fn Columbia about a
M. Q. Roberts to Ulysses and children, six great-grandchild- week ag0
Mamie S. McMorris, 1.7 acres ren and a great-great-grand- Lt. Col. Welling was born
and one building, $5. child. an( j reared in Newberry and
I. M. Smith to George Thos. Funeral services were con- was the gon of the late j L
Moore, four acres, $5. ducted at 3 p.m. Wednesday at and Mrs Ruth Wells Celling.
Carroll F. Epting to James Cross Roads Baptist Church by jj e was a ve t e ran of WW2, a
Robert Jr. and Charles John the Rev. C. B. Atkinson and the retired officer of the S. C. NG
Rev. Grady Summer. Burial
was in the church cemetery.
Bishop, 11.8 acres, $10.
Whitmire No. 4 Outside
Elizabeth M., Henry W., T.
W., Z. H., Jr. and W. Shell So
ber Jr., Evelyn S. Jeter and
Bess S. Walker to W. S. Suber,
one lot, $4375.00.
Mae H. Bellue to Blakely B.
and Mattie M. Senn, one acre,
$10.
Pomaria No. 5
Charles Zobel
dies suddenly
Charles (Charlie) Julius Zo
bel, Jr., 66, died suddenly
Thursday night at the Newber-
Katie Fay Graham to Duke ry County Memorial Hospital. 1
Power Co. one strip of land, $5. Mr. Zobel was born in New-
William L. Sease and D. Q. berry, the son of the late
Sease to Duke Power Co., one Charles Julius Zobel and Mary
strip of land, $5. Caroline Perry Zobel. He was
Little Mountain No. 6 a partner in the City Barber
S. C. Griffith Jr. and Eugene Shop and a farmer. He was a
C. Griffith to Steve C. Griffith, member of the Lutheran Church
one lot, $5 love and affection. of the Redeemer and served
in the U. S. Navy for two years.
He served in the Navy aboard
the battleship Nevada.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Nancy Mary Buidett Zo-
Mrs. Paula Williams
Samuel Williams
Mrs. Ruby Wise
Mrs. Gladys Young
Mrs. Rosalie Counts
Steve C. Griffith to Steve C.
Griffith Jr. and Eugene C.
Griffith, 19 lots, $5 love and
affection.
Henry Burton Wells and Mary
City C. Wells, one lot each to: Henry bel; three sons, Ralph Perry
City B. Ill and Deane A. Wells; Lou- Zobel of Clear, Alaska, James
City ise W. and Albert H. Mencken Oscar (Butch) Zobel of New-
City Henry C. and John W. Easier; berry, and Charles Julius Zobel
Effie C. Adams; all $5 love and III, of U. S. Navy, Puerto Rico;
Whitmire affection. one daughter, Mrs. Robert (Bet-
Prosperity No. 7 ty Ann) Shealy of Newberry;
James Elmer Boozer to Jas. one sister, Mrs. William P.
Brice and Alice S. Boozer, 3.66 Yonce of Edgefield; twelve
acres, $5 love and affection.
and a member of St. Timothy
Lutheran church, Whitmire.
He owned and operated Wel
ling House Products Co. here
for a number of years and
taught in Whitmire schools in
the Wood Shop. For the past
several years he had made his
home in Columbia.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Elizabeth Harden Welling of
Whitmire; three sons, J. L.
Welling III and Charles Hardin
Welling, both of Greenville, Ar
thur L. Welling, USN, Da Nang
Vietnam; one brother, Dr. A.
W. Welling, Knoxville, Tenn
and one sister, Mrs. Harold S.
Rickert, Youngstown, Ohio.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday from McSwain Funeral
Home with Rev. Julian B. Gam
ble conducting the service. In
terment was in Rosemont cem
etery.
City
City
City
City
City
FOR SALE —Four 3-bedroom
homes like new in Saluda, S.
C., priced from $9,650 to $12,-
grandchildren and one great-
W. Manning Harris to Otis grandchild.
O. Mack, one lot $5. Funeral services were con-
Alice P. Harris to Boyd B. ducted at 4 p.m. Sunday at the
Mullins, one lot, $5. Whitaker Funeral Home by Dr.
Charles K. Boozer to Douglas Henry A. McCullough and Rev. two brothers, Bill and
M. and Dianne B. Goff, one lot J. Virgil Long. Interment was Smith of this city.
750 with only $300 to $400
abeady^ financed by^the an ^ Qne b u jicH ng> $5 and ass- in Rosemont Cemetery.
umption of mortgage.
Dhent A. Bedenbaugh, to MISS HUFFMAN DIES
F. R. SMITH DIES
LOCAL SURVIVORS
Frank Roberts Smith, 67,
died at his home in Ninety Six
last Thursday. Funeral serv
ices were held Saturday at
Trinity Lutheran church and
interment was in Greenwood
Memorial Gardens.
Among his survivors are two
sisters, Mrs. Willie Mae Kun-
kle of Prosperity and Mrs." An
nie Shealy of Newberry, and
Silas
FHA. These homes have been
reduced for quick sale. Contact
SUNNYLAND REALTY CO,.
134 Maxwell Avenue, Green
wood, S. C., Telephone No.
223-4263 Jan. 9-3tc
WANTED—Pointer or Setter,
Shooting dog; point, back and
retrieve close to medium range.
Ph. 563-3827 Janl6-3tc
•Bennie Lee Stoudemire, one lot IN COLUMBIA
$5.00. Miss Julia Gertrude Huff
man, 75, of Columbia, sister of
H. L. Huffman Sr., of this
city, died Friday at her home.
She was a registered nurse.
Funeral services were held
Sunday at Dunbar Funeral
Home with burial following in
County Building
Permits
Robert M. Long, Route one,
INCOME TAX RETURNS Silverstreet, 5 room frame St. Andrews Lutheran Church
dwelling, $4000; barn, $800. cemetery.
State and Federal
j. ed. McConnell
1324 Washington St.
Phone 276-2755
Catherine Smith Hayes, four
room cedar siding dwelling, tax
District No. 6, $10,000.
Mrs. L. W. 'Bedenbaugh has
returned to her home on Fair
Mrs. J. H. Shealy, Columbia, Street after spending several
6 room brick veneer dwelling, weeks in Sanford, Fla. with
tax district No. 7, $17,000. relatives.
FOR SALE—Sharply at 10:00
o’clock, March 1st, 1969. As
Executor of the last will and
testament of Nannie L. Domi
nick, deceased, of Prosperity,
South Carolina, Route No. 2,
Box 169, I will offer for sale
to the highest bidder in front
of the above mentioned resid
ence, all outside possessions
with the household and kitchen
furniture, with much fancy
work and center-pieces and rel
ics of old.
Morse Buford Dominick,
Executor J236tp
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