The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, May 01, 1969, Image 9
The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C„ Thursday, May 1, 1969 — PAGE 9
HOSPITAL
PATIENTS
Mrs. Evelyn Amick P’perity
Miss Bertha Anderson City
Robert Bettis City
Mrs. Emma Bobb City
Berley Bouknight City
Mrs. Lillie Boukniught City
Mrs. Caroline Brehmer City
Mrs. Lucille Cannon L’ville
Eugene Cook City
Edward Eurey City
Mrs. Lillian Fulmer Lt. Mtn.
Mrs. Beverly Gibbs Kinards
Miss Lisa Gibson City
Harold Gilliam Whitmire
Lonnie Gilliam City
Mrs. Ella Glenn City
Mrs. Annie Glover Saluda
Mrs. Mattie Hipp Saluda
Mrs. Mary Hockett City
Patrick Hughes City
Will Johnson City
Mrs. Annie Kinard City
Harry Kibler Prosperity
Mrs. Gladys Layton City
Mrs. Barbara Livingston City
Baby Boy Longshore City
Adger Longshore City
Henry McCullough City
Mrs. Minnie Black Prosperity
Mrs. Floree Marlowe City
William C. Medlock Whitmire
Mrs. Nettie Merritt City
Mrs. Easter Morgan Whitmire
Mrs. Patsy Nichols City
Mrs. Laura Perry Pomaria
Mrs. Annie Quattlebaum City
John Henry Reese City
Mrs. Ola Riley Saluda
William S. Rinehart City
James M. Roland City
Henry H. Ruff City
Perry Schumpert City
Furman Sterling City
Joe Suber City
Mrs. Lucy Suber City
Mrs. Viola Summer City
Mrs. Donzell Swittenbery City
George Roy Warren City
William C. Weaver City
Hubert V. Werts Pomaria
Howard Wessinger Prosperity
Mrs. Juanita Wicker City
Otis D. Wicker City
Samuel Williams City
Walter Williams City
Mrs. Lena Wood City
Ramage wins
scholarship
Albert A. Ramage of Route
1, Kinards, has been awarded
a $1,000 National Merit Schol
arship as one of the finalists
in the National Merit program
for 1969.
Ramage is a senior at Clin
ton High School, where he is
valedictorian of his class. He
was named this year as STAR
Student from his Congression
al District.
Ramage plans to attend col
lege at Clemson University,
and will major in physics.
His activities at Clinton High
include being a Furman Schol
ar, photographer and advertis
ing manager of the yearbook,
treasurer of the Student Coun
cil, vice president of the Chem-
Bl-Phi Science Club and mem
ber of the National Honor So
ciety. He is a member of the
First Presbyterian Church.
No Newberry students were
listed among the first Merit
scholarship winners, but offi
cials said that there will be a
few additional winners named
at a later time.
Marriages
Danny Reginald Pearson of
Clinton and Adeline Waters of
Spartanburg were married in
Newberry on April 18.
Charles K. Baker and Judy
Davenport of this city were
married here April 19.
Billy Wayne Kennerly and
Ann G. West of Newberry were
Workshop for
remodeiers
If you are planning to build
or remodel be sure your kit
chen and workroom are plan
ned for efficiency as well as
beauty, says the Newberry
County Extension Service,
which will sponsor two work
shops to help families with
planning these areas on May
8 and May 15 from 8:00 until
9:30 p.m. in the auditorium of
the Agriculture Building, New
berry.
Miss Frances Odom, Exten
sion Housing Specialist from
Clemson, will conduct the ses
sions.
These meetings are open to
the public. Anyone interested
in attending is asked to call
276-1091 to register.
Whitaker Floor Covering
1101 Boyce St.
276-2884
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THE ENTIRE LINE OF THIS
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SPECIAL
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