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The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, July 31, 1969 — PAGE 3
Mr. and Mrs. James Sheeley Setzler announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Janette Gayle to Mr. Donald
Ray Hill of Greenville. The Bridegroom-elect is the son of
Mrs. Curtis Vaedry Hill and the late Mr. Hill of Green
ville. The bride-elect, a 1968 graduate of Greenville Gen
eral Hospital School of Nursing, is now employed as a
Staff Nurse in the Intensive Care Unit at Greenville Gen
eral Hospital. The bridegroom-elect will graduate with a
degree in Industrial Education from Clemson in May 1970.
The wedding will take place on October 4, 1969 in the Lu
theran Church of the Redeemer, Newberry, S. C. No for
mal invitations are being sent in Newberry County.
Friends and relatives are invited to attend the ceremony
and reception.
Williams signs
grant in aid
Steve Williams, a versatile
athlete from Plant City, Flor
ida, has signed a football grant-
in-aid to attend Newberry Col
lege.
Newberry Assistant Coach
Steve Robertson said Williams
is outstanding on both defense
and offense. At Plant City High
he played defensive end and al
so starred as a running and
blocking back. He also partici
pated in basketball, baseball and
track.
A six-footer, he weighs 195
pounds and does 100 yards in
10.5 seconds. “He's got the size,
the speed, and the spirit”, Rob
ertson observed.
Williams became a two-way
regular as a high school sopho
more. and rushed for 578 yards
as a junior halfback. Last fall
he played fullback on offense
and stood out as a blocker and
tough-yardage man. earning all
county honors.
CADET CHANDLER
ON DEAN'S LIST
CHARLESTON—Citadel Cadet
Lambert Ed Chandler, son of
Mr. and Mrs. L. Edward Chand
ler, Route 1, achieved academ
ic distinction by winning a place
on the military college’s Dean’s
List for the semester ending on
May 31, 1969.
Brig. Gen. W. E. Anderson,
academic dean, announced the
winners. He praised the students
who attained Dean’s List status
and said, “Achievement of a
place on the Dean’s List indi
cates strong motivation to excel
scholastically.”
Dean’s List students must
have a grade point ratio of at
least 3.0, which is the equiva
lent of all B’s.
Cadets who are receiving their
first Dean’s List award will be
presented the medal and a bar
signifying that it is an initial
awaru. Others will receive an
appropriate bar to indicate the
number of times their name has
appeared on the Dean’s List.
Cadet Chandler, a rising sen
ior at the military college, is
majoring in mathematics and is
enrolled in the Army ROTC
program.
REPRESENTS DISTRICT
AT CONFERENCE
R. Frasier Sanders of this
City, along with Lewis Knighton
and Melvin Hunter, all elem-
REQUEST FOR BIDS ON
TRACTOR AND LOADER
Sealed Bids will be received in the office of T. P.
Buzhardt, Director of Finance, City of Newberry, S.
C. for a tractor and loader with a 4 in 1 bucket.
Specifications may be obtained in the office of the
Finance Director.
The deadline for receiving bids is 10:00 A.M.
August 11, 1969, at which time these bids will be
opened publicly in the Council Chamber. The City
reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
entary school principals in Lau
rens County School District 56,
represented that district at the
4th Southwide Conference of the
Elementary Division, Southern
Association of Colleges and
Schools, at Biloxi, Miss., July
20-23.
Joanna, the school of which
Mr. Sanders is principal, has
already been accredited by the
Southern Association. Martha
Dendy and Midway Schools, of
which Messrs. Hunter and Knig
hton are principals, expect ac
creditation in December at the
annual meeting of the Southern
Association in Dallas, Texas.
Former city
resident dies
Dr. James Edwin Stokes, 80,
retired druggist, died Saturday
in an Orangeburg hospital.
Funeral services were held at
5 p.m. Monday in Sunnyside
Cemetery.
He was born in Batesburg, a
son of the late Rev. George E.
and T. Elwell Stokes, and lived
in Newberry for many years.
Surviving are a son, James
E. Stokes, Jr. of Atlanta, Ga.;
a daughter, Mrs. A. B. Phe-
gen (Clara Elwell) of New York
City; a brother, Dr. William
Stokes of Hinton, W. Va.; and
a sister, Mrs. Annie S. Latta
of Orangeburg.
Mrs. Floyd’s
brother dies
William Calvin Winn died on
July 27 at the VA Hospital in
Forest Hills Division, Augusta,
Georgia.
He \ as a resident of Due
West, and due to declining of
health he had retired as sani
tation officer of the Abbeville
County Health Department two
years ago. He was a veteran of
World War II, having served in
the European theatre.
Among his survivors is a sis
ter, Mrs. Louis C. (Jane) Floyd
of this city.
City Building
Permits
Building permits issued by
the City last week:
Ralph Williams, repairs, 2207
Nance St.; Paul Whitaker, re
pairs, Winnsboro Road; Charles
Turner, 709 Hunt St., repairs;
Dave Hayes, 1504 Coates Street,
repairs; Howard Cook, 2022
Glenn St., repairs; also 2024
Glenn St., repairs; Jack Ed
wards, 2417 Holloway St., addi
tion.
Total construction value of
permits, $8,750.
ANNUAL MEETING
We are having our Annual Meeting in the Newberry
County Court House Saturday A. M. August 2nd.
1969 at 10 O’clock. You are invited to attend this
meeting if you are a policy holder and interested in
the Association.
Farmers Mutual Insurance
Association
YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT HERE
CAN ONLY GO UP . . .
IT CAN NEVER LET YOU DOWN . . .
Investing your money in a savings account here
means your savings can only go up, as interest is add
ed and compounded regularly.
A savings account here will never let you down.
Every dollar you’ve saved here is yours when you
want it. Always worth par-plus interest.
No investment can bring you so much peace of
mind.
Where you save does make a difference.