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BY THE WAY Bv DORIS A. SANDERS THE WAY TO GO Many of you have agreed with my thought of last week, that the way for the Newberry County Board of Education to go at this point would be a re turn to freedom of choice. I only hope that you have ex pressed this view to the Board members, so they will know how you feel. And the time to do that is NOW. 1 did not join th<‘ "free dom of choice protest” just at school opening last year be cause the timing was poor. The public had beer told over and over and over again what was going to happen to the schools—why wait until the last minute then put on a show and a boycott, using our child ren as pawns? THIS is the time to protest before the Board makes its final decision as to operation of the schools next year. This I- the time to call public meet ings. to voice opinions, to let the Board km>w how you feel. The day before school opens next A up us! i > NOT the time. Then it will be too late, just as t was too late last August. .Although 'ome pet pile w e r e mi-led into believing the con tra i y, no changes yve>made in the HEW a pp roved plan for 'Me 1 !»oS op si'hooi Mes-ion; ami unless y. >u do something about it, no chant.’, es will be made ; t '(ie plan for t ne next Ml boo -ess i on . The \Ywbe I I V School 1 > i ; - t r a ' u : 1 i not fa 11 a part if fed eral fund ate wbhheld. As men’ oiietl before, much of the money gee- to pay .-alarms of person- who-e services may be nice but eoidd be done without. If tlie 11brai les in all the schools are no' already ^tacked to ov< rflowmg with hooks bought with federal funds, then some one a as : I.'t Pee n negligetit along the way. tiecause funds for tin i i u r | m i se lia\a’ been a \ ,a., a hi e be- u n u m ht r of ;.u ■ a: - hi a In it! ’he mono;, is wa>t et 1: r .r i n- t ;i nee, one t e,at h> ! t 1 : ; me ’ hat -lie w ;ts e i vea a 1 ’ of "material.'" from uriei; - ne eoahi cho '-e t eat' h: t; a a ; b i nu ,.ng t ( i b n lit a 'U f l|i ! 1 - ' ’ n a ’ oii 1 d uo of a’ \a .. o to he i -:, sari - Ip ■ u air' T i a • n i order any of it. She \\ told t hat -he would op |< r 'oho <>f ’he ’ h i n a'- s,, -ho u o! am: u me, t liey art i \ • '1 t | i e \ W • !'• I , ’ in ,1 t ■! r ■ O ' ’ O : . ' ■ .. , i 11 o wo • e of . •.. ■ . i a h• r ’ o, : a a■ i , . ‘ r • f. e , 1 if,. e rs of I’rt 'Spent y fee e i e 11 wo; d M 0 May that t h - • i r -on, Ft. .1 A. Bow er- Jr. hail beer) wour.' ded in C" mbat in Viet nam. The f rag merit wound of the right arm w a - d e - e r i i ieii a - tmt being of ; t set ■imis na ture. I.t. Bow r m is marr ied t< • tlm forum T M a ry Ellen I- ’inner and has one d aughter, Sh e 11 y. They live i n Pr '< »spe nty. Vol. M2 - No. 18 Newberry, 8. (’. 20108, Thursday, March 20, 1069 $2 a Year—10c a Copy Anderson will build plant here 1 > i n i . .' writ, a to.- ; a to 't,- ta '.\ a d n:: ■ 'rat. • t > oe w (a tie t w, W.ll ■ , a ! iw- 1 ' o .pora' e o , >■ si n mun de’ tie e \ ;1 Iba h’s At t of 1 ‘Pb,!. \C o In 1 re:r.:tal ’, <■ ; ag ain, u.e- el ', ay - ' at r, • ■ al i be to .ip erimi nat ion. Mt ;imi Mr Jacob A Bow C. W. Anderson, President of 0. W. Anderson Hosiery Comp any, a subsidiary of Collins & Aikman Corp , of New York, announced Wednesday plans for a new multi-million d'dlar Hosiery Plant to be built in Newberry County near Pros perity. Tim new facility will manufacture women’s seamless hosiery and parity hose. e> im re r t'l ( 'till' metel'-. The plan’ v a part .A tie a re up ef lb with mere.' i * \Y. .Andefsnn. second from left, an- nntineed plans to build a hosiery plant which will employ between 7<h> and 10IH) persons, at a luncheon meeting W’ednes- da\'. Taking part on t ho program were. from left, lie]). Walter T. bake. .Mr. An derson, Walter Hamm, president of New berry County Hevelopment Hoard, and State Sen. Robert C. bake, Jr. (Sunphoto) VI I It ’ A A w i’h X. < mn i' morathui. 11 Collie Anderson story reads like Horatio Alger novel bit 11 it y. I J i in of the new 11 employ from •non s in full be le mated on a ’ ht' Now berry the Bachmat or s m the fa-'- imme'iia’eb' t t» b t ■ t'onip’et ot' by Sop’. md '•*!•. on-’ I'Ui.'’ il'Ul ■ 111 1 o tienora 1 MO 1 iper.11 ed a -' . w \ mloi -o' i 1 r v ('"impa’: os at Wh.i: m'r’ id H'mde r -"n - "11 lb i s i e 1 1 y ( ' 1 liarv of ('oil m-' \ I a 1 ' b 7. I'PbiO e 1 - O n a< pro-i- 1 r'-* ’ll' hnsiol’y till ; d-o bo it) new Pros pen t y man pro. 11 loo a -pee ialty protl- "ine I'urni.'hiug. and apparr* 1 M. Strokor is i B\ Bill Arml icld ) Yt ,u w ill no 'it t ‘ from head lino- ’ hai A b ‘ ■ w ! i plan i l ^ to in ■ iuiii II Pm pm ;' arm ’ t ( ; N i u ('our ’V. I dree' 1 v r- ’b t m ■ i (i pm o : . '. w h - pi: lb* . b \. u Com 1 ’ v ■ 1 , , j t i ■ 1'!"-! { w . \ M I- 1 ? ; ( ’ V 1 M r | • j ■ . ] ' : . ■ b- i 'A • » the C"m ,m'ms ; nr In yea i s A fir-1 hw h atui an. 1 W . A m m w " me. ■ had ! J" ■ •" a' u i: i wa by 1'Phl t!a 111 p .>- 1 V ( nic || m nr Inf State Legion Commander to speak here ! i Mi. I; I: M" \ ;. d i I ■ I • r I ■ ." tin < . M ■ baa I ■ ad \ bt.r '. r. of I •••part m. nt < xiii- •r ’ \ im r i a ■ Pi < a o i ■ M.a . w . i,.- tin ■ • n C r at ’ !.•■ h i f: m‘ it I ' ;e y ■ I'mii' a’ a.’ • ■ f t In 'at nii i,f 'hn \ n.i i !i .'e: bramu u March 1 o- I I P \ mi. 1 ' t., 1 1,' (” < ‘ ‘C I|t iv<‘ vice || ro-ident of the Ot • in j natty. Tlio (Jin’on I ’lant o f \v A ml or-on Ho-ioi y t'otnpany is m 'W in the pro. •O'-.s of t raining l” or- onnel to W' irk iti tin new ! 1 la nt and a pplit • a t i o n < fm ' em - P 1 1< » \ men’, may 1 H • mad' e at t h< ■ ( ' in; t'.n or WIdt mire | dants of ’1 i ♦ • ooinpany m ■ at tl o' of f; t ■ e o f the Wuheri -■y ( Hunt >' be- \ 1 1 ' 1 ( 1 pnion’ Boar tl. M r. Andor-oti , reflet '■ irm hi s \' ie W ■on the no •w plan g t 1 red. W' • are delight ed to ! - iiM oU” S ( mi bant u 1 n , r b, * ' i b i . I I V w i’b will i chi d .a m y "f Xc \ !•••! ry ami h'" : f 11 r u a rd ' n the mat: y ’.''-a rs >: a s' o i ■ i a) a > n a I. > ■: u 1. I v w :: d like 111 i • \ p ! ■ - m y a p n in c: a ’ :' m to • lm \i' .\ !h rry < h> I r •,a-l.ip no t: t Board. ’ I a • s ’ a ’ c 1 ••-v- m p • nm a ’ ] h i.u rti. Nh-w ' < r i y < b mn’ < )ff cials and all w li •' had a part 1 n mak mg ■ ■ ; • move to Newberry County p ..'sihle.” r» f ( lb he f ma u I •: • ■ 1 I-. ! ’a a b w p.i r • lav ’ll the la rc a' t, 1:. a l ''.M tin l/.i'O f r O '- n! Mr. Amit Hn-lerv i e r \' n tiers.,n (i He iuid 1 : —I lb larg'i" t Ho-h -1 * d a- i". Mmo i ■ b". , i(' in the 1 ’ n 11,. t I S’.e. . n,;’: u, " <).' •• !. 1 -to ry : n ' n' ■ 'Of:. ". MU "r! < 1 a- .pwt i'. d from for te- ’er an ( '"l!.*g ■ M • v;. - In * i. i 1 S like a stop v book.” 11. i w r: i •came di fficu’ It to Jl. ed h g".,d- to 1 in et bis Park. ,S ti job her. Mr. An- SU,Odd .(led ' to p: in 1 i. e i • lo the fo ry. This was in Pu pi. in busi leon .-( ■ 11 i n g Man’-' The that lime f or <e In r ( ( '< 'd h . rs ■ a b I , W. Amiel-S H,,- - impary ‘a'h.'-d :e- Hm hm . i * p • od se.-r of re - •a ted h I e S C O' It 1 - (•;! : I: g ’■■‘M eerP - a pair. ] ; ,tr Augustus Ben not t Forros- ’''■ > 1 xjk1111!e11 peant tor, who was a mombor of Post fa y m.w m i . uhn ii is b-eat - •] j n Croonvillo. Mr. Fon ostor’s " 1 Mi ’"' baiu.'tria! wifo. the former Virginia Da- ' enmnany t .in- out v js, iiis mother, a son and dau- ■ 1. eg.m Hi! m T i e s d a y ■ J. •,;. M; g.'h 2m ; ' 7 ’b i " I'M ,(•], — — - .'.,1 viii al-- f. at ;■ »' ; i i rief • > v ', 1 • :!l I: fa’ it) v Pec :n: OUT \\ rn I'e M" Sub ey S’., O e - , , f he - aw a i t ion m fo ir 4 : i t ries < " o’g. . g ire . 1 i. por' u:. ’ ’ Pn and 1 ’ i d e r f.Ve ;il pod an 111* ■ - in im n‘ < *! ’i;e A ’mu . ebb i .eg! oil Fun ’! ie . [ i o • ha- 'O'woo 1 o> i many An mg! :ar_\ • of S.m’h I : ■ olina. P'.'t bop; ir'mcnt. ar 1 i X ,at in P. ( ■ ig! 111 i t m ' f 5 u ; t ! e m- r: a! ( 'ommi tteeS "f ttlo A meri ’ : n U O . ' member-hip 11 l e III lie r -, can I .egioti . Ho is a n !len ib. m ,f ( bar’ e| members. pa-t Post the h '■Tty and Fight am i t "nef < i min i.im iers. Past Pre - itient.-' Do ( iare t T Voiture b) •) ” w < .b Th e A Ltixiliary an. i nth er dis- Mas on, an Elk, and () f the t i* g u ! -lie d guests W ill be made b\v V He i s a member of the by P O.-t Commtinde r Pr ice K. Off! c i ial B oard of Buncombe Harm on. who will presidt >. St re o' t Methodist chan 'h, Gi reen- be. .a rt merit Commande r Mil- villo f-rd . A. 1 Forrester, is the son of H has been empli iy('t 1 with Work 1 War I Veh ■ran, t h 0 t he I y S. Postoffice in Gi reen- Ander-on Comjiany lias villo. Commander Forrester served with the 75th Infantry Division, villo for over 20 years where he is customer Relations Rep resentative for Greenville Sec tional Center. All Legion members of Post 24 and their wives, the Auxil iary members and their hus bands are invited to come and bring covered dishes and help celebrate this occasion.