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Goree, two acres, $5 love and
affection.
Little Mountain No. 6:
G. Irby Riddle to Sam Pat
Boland, 1.61 acres, $5.
Prosperity No. 7:
John C. Cooper and Ann J.
Cooper to Betty C. Jackson, one
lot and one building, $3,000 and
assumption of mortgage.
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Superintendent of Education James D. Brown, left, re
ceives a gift of a portable television set upon his retire
ment from Ed Young, chairman of the County Board of
Education. The gift was given by present as well as re
cently retired members of the board. The presentation
was made at a supper held in Mr. Brown’s honor at the
Mid-Carolina club. (News-Citizen Photo).
HAPPY
BIRTHDAY
July 13: Emory Hayes Bed-
enbaugh, Mrs. Bennie Living
ston, Aubrey Wicker, Tabor L.
Hill, Ronald Shealy, G. R. Page,
Forrest Shealy, Sr., Walt Mills,
Paula Cousins,
Mable Wic
AVELEIGH CIRCLES
MEET NEXT WEEK
Circles of Aveleigh Presbyter
ian Church will meet next week
as follows:
No. 1 with Mrs. Roger Crouch
at 10 a.m. Tuesday.
No. 2 with Mrs. Wilton Todd
at 4 p.m. Monday.
No. 3 with
Persons from low income fam
ilies who feel they may be eli
gible for assistance under the
Food Stamp Program should
contact their County Public Wel
fare Department at 1328 College
Street in Newberry.
WALTER SUMMER
IN WASHINGTON
Walter Summer, a 1969 honor
graduate of Newberry College,
has accepted a position with the
United States General Account
ing Office. His address is Cleve
land House, Apt. 136, 2727 29th
St- N.W.„ Washington, D. C.
Walter is the son of Prof, and
Mrs. C. Walter Summer of this
city.
The Summers’ older son, Hen
ry B., also an honor graduate
Of Newberry College in 1967, is
now stationed at Fort Riley, Kan
sas. He completed basic train
ing at Fort Jackson. His ad
dress is Pvt. Henry B. Summer,
U. S. 53615465, HHC, USAG, Ft.
Riley, Kansas 66442.
City Building
Permits
Building permits issued by the
City last week showed construct
ion value of $22,815. They were
issued to:
Mrs. Myers, 509 Gallman St.,
repairs; C. C. Hubert, Kinard
St., erect building, Mrs. Gauld-
en, 715 Drayton St, repairs;
Earl Summer, 1219 Friend St.,
repairs ;Jeff Taylor, 704 Brant
ley St., repairs; Malcolm Meetze
1213 Davis St., repairs, William
Gibbs, 606 South St., repairs;
Broadus Washington, 2390 Ben
edict St., addition;
Also, Newberry Steam Laund
ry, Main St, repairs; Eugene
Cook, 518 Main St, repairs;
Johnny Kibler, 1907 Harrington
St., repairs; Mary Eigner, 318
Boundary St. repairs; Aubrey
Davis, Main St., repairs; Ralph
Williams Estate, Boundary St.
repairs.
Food Stamps
in use here
Two hundred seventy-eight
families with 711 persons receiv
ed U. S. Department of Agri-
Fine Used Cars
New Dodges, Chryslers, and P!y-
mouths have really been MOVING.