The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, October 16, 1969, Image 3

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The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, Oct. 16, 1969 — PAGE 3 NEWLY-ELECTED OFFICERS of the Kiwanis Club were installed at a recent meeting held in the Community Hall. From 'left are outgoing president, Harry Weber; Li. Gov. Frank 0. Ezell of Spar tanburg, who conducted the installation service; Ken Riebe, president; Otis Tay lor, vice president and Clarence Wallace, secretary-treasurer. (Photo by Nichols) Jasper Chapter hears reports sion Study “China In Change: The 1969 Jersey Jug Queen an approach to Understanding” attends Erskine College at Due October 20-23 at 4 p.m. in the West, church parlor. HOSPITAL PATIENTS NEWBERRY COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Mrs. Mary C. Baker, City Mrs. Beverly Bass, City Benjamin T. Bickley, City Johnny Boozer, City Mark N. Boozer, Prosperity Mrs. Amelia C. Bowers, Pros perity Mrs. Hattie Brown, City Mrs. Bessie Bowers, Columbia Ernest Coleman, Saluda Willie R. Cromer, City Louie Culclasure, City Mrs. Leila Dennis, City Miss Garrett Flemon, City Mrs. Mae W. Fowler, City Mrs. Wanda Fox and Baby Boy, Union Carl J. Gilliam, City Tom Gilliam, City Mrs. Clara Godfrey, Joanna Jesse J. Guin, City John Hardy, Pomaria Mrs. Carrie Belle Henderson, City Clinton E. Hendrix, City Miss Mae Hendrix, City Mrs. Shirley Hendrix, City Mrs. Marie Heyler, City Bluford Hunter, City Mrs. Carrie R. Johnson, City Mrs. Annie S. Kinard, City Willie Frank Kennedy, City Elton D. Kingsmore, City Mrs. Evelyn D. Kyzer, City Mrs. Minnie Leitzsey, City Adger Longshore, City Edward (Flop) McConnell, City James H. McCullough, City Mrs. Dorlene Matthews, Lees- ville Leroy Moses, City Mrs. Loretta NikonchuK, City Mrs. Margaret Ouzts, City Mrs. Doshia Rankin, Prosper ity Newton Lance Reid, City Clinton Rivers, City James M. Roland, City Mrs. Mamie L. Ruff, City Rev. Wade H. Scurry, Silver- street Mrs. Elizabeth Shealy, Lees- ville Ernest 0. Shealy, City Mrs. Margie Stewart, City Mrs. Savannah S. Summmer, City William D. Terry, Clinton Robert C. Thrift, City Mrs. Ruby Trice, City Herman W. Vaughn, City Mrs. Fannie Wicker, City Mrs. Julia A. Wicker, City Mrs. Mabel Wicker, City Miss Julia W. Williams, Po maria Mrs. Lillie Belle Williams, City Don’t forget the Kiwanis Pan cake Supper at Speers Street School Friday from 5:30 until 8 p.m. Prof. M. Foster Farley will The Jasper Chapter of the give the introduction and back- Daughterr. of the American Re- ground on the first day. Mrs. volution met October 10 at the L. Grady Cooper will speak on home of Mrs. James C. Kinard. “Woman’s Role in China” the Mrs. F. Scott Elliott, Sr., the second day and Dr. L. Grady regent, called the meeting to Cooper, a former missionary to orc * er - China, will discuss “The church Miss Rose Hamm conducted the ritualistic service. Then Miss Sudie Dennis read t h e President General’s Letter which stated that a member ship of 189,000 bespeaks an or ganization with broad influence throughout the land. Miss Margaret Paysinger gave a summary of the policies of DAR toward certain issues of the day. These were adopted at the 78th Continental Congress of the National Society in April. Mrs. Elliott gave a report of the South Carolina DAR Fall meeting which she and Mrs. P. K. Harmon attended, Sep tember 13 at Wade Hampton Hotel, Columbia. Mrs. Erwin F. r ees Seimes, National presi dent of the National Soceity, was guest speaker at the lunch eon and used as her theme, “Youth of Today”. The regent conducte a busi ness session The treasurer, Mrs. J. N. Beard, urged mem- ber to get their dues in dur- in' October. Miss Julia Kibler sported that she had sent in :ome genealogical records. The regent reported on the obser vance of Constitution Week, the week of September 17-23. The hostesses served delicious refreshments upon the arrival of the members. They were, Miss Julia Kibler, Dr. Lillian Kibler, Miss Margaret Paysing er and Mrs. C. M. Smith, Sr. in Communist China” the last two days of the study. Circles 3, 4 and 5 are in charge of the class. It is urged that members of the WSCS, the WSG and other interested persons attend these sessions. The WSCS will meet the first fifteen minutes of the first ses sion. FACULTY MEMBER IS CO-AUTHOR Dr. Karlheinz Brandes, asso ciate professor of chemistry at Newberry College, has co-auth- ored an article which will ap pear in the next issue of “Agents and Actions, a Swiss Journal of Pharmacology”. Dr. D. F. Sears, associate pro fessor of physiology at Tulane University of New Orleans, La. is the other author of the tech nical paper titled “Effects of Phenothiazines on the Surface Pressure, Potentials and Vis cosities of Monolayers or Leci thin and-or Cholesterol.” Dr. Brandes joined the New berry College faculty in (965 af ter two years of study on a post doctoral fellowship at Tulane. He came to the United States in 1963 after receiving his doctoral degree from the Technical Un iversity in his native Hanover, Germany. To be wed Mr. and Mrs. Harry Edwin Moose, Sr., request the honour of your presence at the mar riage of their daughter, Jan Carolyn to Mr. Gerald Stuart Ballard, Jr. on Saturday, the eighteenth of October Nineteen hundred and sixty-nine at six o’clock, The Lutheran Church of the Redeemer. Newberry. WOMEN'S SOCIETY TO HAVE STUDY The Women’s Society of Chris tian Service of Central Metho dist Church will conduct a Mis- Mary Parr named ‘Jersey Queen’ Miss Mary Bryan Parr of this county was chosen Jersey Jug Queen at the Junior Fun Fest, October 11 in Columbus, Ohio. Her reign as queen extended through the National Jersey Jug event, October 16 of the All American Jersey Show and Sale being held at the Ohio State Fairgrounds. Mary was selected from a field of contestants represent ing eleven states. Each contest ant was an exhibitor in the Jun ior Show. This Is The Way It Is Going To Be For A Long, Long Time.... Money will continue to be tight for a long time. Therefore, if you have money to save, you will want it to earn the highest possible return without sacri ficing safety. We pay the highest legal rate we can pay on sav ing certificates—(51/4%) compounded quarterly. Your money is insured to $15,000 by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation, Washington, D. C. Where you save does make a difference. //tU'IseVtM' AVINGS AND Loan ASSOCIATION ~ INSURED * A SAVINGS INSTITUTION FOUNDED I 1 J3S