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PAGE 6 — The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, June 19, 1969 HAPPY BIRTHDAY June 22: William Partridge, Faye Summer, Roy C. Doolittle, Mrs. Berry Livingston, Rion C. Price, Tena Price Nichols, Ter ry Donald Dominick, Mrs. W. H. Caldwell, Patty Regnery. June 23: Mrs. 0. J. Jackson, Mrs. 0. 0. Fulmer, Billy Long, Mrs John Earl Smith, Ralph Waldrop, Mrs. John P. Living ston, Floyd Bouknight, Y-Genia Crossland, Donnie Rikard. June 24: Susan Lipscomb, Mil dred Glymph, Mrs. William R. Buford, Clarence Kinard, Jr., Skipper Hunter, H. Ostell Bal- lew. June 25: Oswald Copeland, Elizabeth G. Norris, Jimmy Counts, Bobby Jollay, W. T. Va^aerford, Mrs. Henry Wright, June Abby, Sara Clark, Elva Lou Waites, Ben Bradley. June 26: A. E. Hazel Robert Luther Shealy, Mrs. Frank Stev ens, Jr., Mrs. Ralph P. Baker, Bruce Lipscomb, Mrs. Olin In- abinet. June 27: Elsie Long, Mrs. Euston Richardson, June Wal ton, Judith A. Jones, Johnny Shealy. June 28: Mrs. Douglas Horn sby, Jr., Lonnie Gilliam, Mrs. R. M. Lominack, Mrs. C. C. Hutto, Kenneth Ross Harmon, Frances Derrick, Mrs. H. D. Hollingsworth, Harriett Ann Senn, Eddie Blackwell, Paula Fuller, H. B. Rayfield, Joe F. Bedenbaugh, Jack Hawkins, Dor is Dufford Eargle, Katherine D. Senn, Sam Burns, Ralph Parr Baker, Jr. Marriages Gene Grady Slice fo Chapin and Mary Helen Felker of New berry were married in Newber ry on May 31. Phillip E. Plampin and Susan A. Cook of this city were mar ried here on June 6. Harry Sammy Wicker, New berry and Brenda Marie Farr, Little Mountain were married in Little Mountain on June 1. Ted Hester and Alma Jean Kinard of Newberry were mar ried here June 7. George Earl Leitzsey, Pomar- ia and Cynthia Gayle Miller of Newberry were married here on June 8. Ronald Eugene Caudill, Whit mire and Gwen Snipes of this city were married in Whitmire on June li. James David Porter, of Ncl- berry and Donna Jean Willard of Whitmire were married in Whitmire June 6. Terry Lee Harmon and Jewel Jeanette Dominick of Newberry were married here June 15. James Clifton Inabinet, Jr., and Adrienne Babin Bernard of Newberry were married here on June 14. Parr attending science camp CHARLESTON, W. VA.-One hundred of America’s top stu dents in science will assemble here June 20 for the Seventh Annual National Youth Science Camp. Henry Parr, Jr. of New berry was selected to partici pate by his Governor on the basis of his outstanding aca demic and scientific perform ance and potential during his high school career. A 1969 grad uate of Newberry High School, he will enter Furman Univer sity this fall. The National Youth Science Camp, sponsored each year by the State of West Virginia and various private sources, brings together the two most outstand ing young scientists from every state in the Nation. Campers participate in a rigorous educa tional and recreation program, they work and play informally with some of the nation’s lead ing scientists and resident staff. The distinction of being chosen to represent his state at the National Youth Science Camp is the highest honor a science stu dent may receive. During the three-week camp, the young scientists participate in seminars, attend lectures cov ering a wide range of subjects and disciplines, each conducted by an expert in the field; they go on field trips, visit the Union Carbide Research Center, the National Radio Astronomy Ob servatory, Goddard Space Flight Center and the National Bureau of Standards. The young men are guests of honor at a ban quet held for them by the Un ited States Senate. Work with the Camp’s IBM 1130 digital computer system, exposure to many varied areas of scientific, athletic and re creational activities, trips em phasizing archeology, astronomy botany, biology, ecology, orni thology, geology, zoology and botany, biology, ecology, mi- spelunking, and activities such as fly tying, mirror grinding and skeet shooting are but a few highlights of the program. Within the past few years, guest speakers at Camp have includ ed NASA Head James Webb, Atomic Energy Commission Chairman Glenn Seabord, the President’s Science Advisor, members of the astronaut team, Vice-President Hubert Humph rey and the late Senator Robert Kennedy. Cool Vitalizing, Refreshment Satisfy your thirst with a delicious glass of milk. 4- For a cool, refreshing break, try a tall glass of ice cold milk. Nothing is as good tasting and as good for you as delicious, nutritious dairy treats. Turner & Taylor JEWELERS Main Street Newberry, S. C. Each and everyone is a smashing buy in carefree, beautifully wash able nylon tricot. Find styles you love, details that make each one too good to pass up! Hurry and scoop up a whole drawer full now! Full and Half Slips Now $2.50 to $4.50 ORIGINALLY $4 - $7 GIRDLES now $4.00 to $7.00 ORIGINALLY $6 - $11 BRAS now $1.50 to $4.00 ORIGINALLY $2.50 - $6 Briefs and Bikinis now $1.00 ORIGINALLY $2.00 - $2.50 Sleepwear & Robes now $5 to $8 ORIGINALLY $7 $-13 Carpenter’s