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PAGE 8 -T- The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, Oct. 16,1969
Baptists back
Nixon stand on
obscene mail
Whereas, President Richard
M. Nixon has recently declared
“war” on sex-oriented obscene
mail and called for a “citizens
crusade” against such,
And, whereas, it has come to
our attention that our own coun
ty of Newberry has recently
been bombarded with porno-
idKen in mis maner,
And, urgently request the im
mediate enactment of legisla
tion which will make it unlaw
ful to disseminate such object
ionable and unsolicited litera
ture through the United States
Postal Service to any person,
regardless of age.
We direct that this resolution
be recorded in our official
R1TZ
THEATRE
THURS., FRI. &
SAT.
Journey to the
Far Side of
The Sun
Roy Thinnes
Herbert Lom
MON. & TUBS.
Alfred The Great
David Hemming.
Michael York
WED., THURS., FRI. &
SAT.
Good Guys and
Bay Guys
Robert Mitchum
George Kennedy
CLOVER LEAF
DRIVE-IN
FRIDAY, SATURDAY
—FIRST RUN—
DESPERADO
Vince Edwards
Jack Palance
SUNDAY
House of Cards
George Peppard
Inger Stevens
Always A Color Cartoon
The Drive-In Will Be Closed
On Monday, Tuesday, Wed
nesday And Thursday For
I The Winter Months.
church minutes,
And direct that copies of this
resolution be sent to President
Richard M. Nixon, the Chief
Justice of the U. S. Supreme
Court Judge Warren E. Burger,
Senator Strom Thurmond, Sen
ator Ernest F. Rollings, Con
gressman J. Bryan Dorn, Gover
nor Robert E. McNair, Newber
ry County Senator Bob Lake,
Representative Walter Lake
The Baptist Courier, The New-
bery Observer, and The New
berry Sun.
Done this 21st day of Septem
ber, 1969.
J. Anderson Bass, Jr.
Pastor
Finis G. Johnson
Chairman of Board
of Deacons
Hosiery plant
hires locally
C. W. Anderson Hosiery Com
pany announced that employ
ment applications are now be
ing taken at the new plant near
here.
Frank Welch, general manu
facturing manager of the Collins
& Aikman subsidiary, notes that
prior to this week both appli
cations and pre-employment
training have been conducted
elsewhere.
“Now”, Mr. Welch says, “the
contractor is almost finished,
and we’re in a position to hand
le personnel and training funct
ions at the plant.”
Machines have been humming
there since September 1, the
day the first panty hose was
produced at Prosperity. All de
partments are functioning in the
240,000 sq. ft. plant, with grad
uates of the state-conducted pre
employment program joining
the working staff as rapidly as
they complete their training.
“We’re very pleased with the
training program,” says John
Wallace, plant manager.
“The startup has progressed
very smoothly,” he says, but
adds that there are still plenty
of jobs to be filled at4he mod
ern air-conditioned plant.
STATE PRESIDENT
TO VISIT HERE
Mrs. Davis D. Moise of Sum
ter, State President of the Wom
an’s Auxiliary to the South Car
olina Medical Auxiliary, will be
a guest of the Newberry County
Medical Auxiliary on Monday,
October 20 at a luncheon at the
home of Mrs. V. W. Rinehart.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons -having .claims
against the estate of Benjamin
T. Vaughn, deceased, are here
by notified to file the same,
duly verified with the under
signed, and those indebted to
said estate will please make
payment likewise.
Elizabeth L. Vaughn
1309 Washington St.
Newberry, S. C, 29108
Executrix
October 9, 1969 016-3tc
Pa i nting—Repa i rs—Additions
Large and Small Jobs. 25
years experience. Call Collect,
279-6733.
R. D. Scoggins, 1302 Georgia
Ave., North Augusta, S. C.
10-9—4tp
FOR SALE — Lovely large 4-
poster bedroom suite, 4 pcs,
beautiful walnut. New and
used TV’s, beautiful quilts,
heaters, wood, coal and gas.
Just arrived lovely stylish
living room suites. Oil Sieg-
ler heater like new. Comfort
able terms. See us before you
buy, sell or trade anything.
J. J. Langford & Son, New
berry, S. C.
CARPENTERS, mechanics and
laborers wanted immediately.
Apply to Mr. Boyd Blackmon,
Republic Contracting Corp. At
Lake Murray Dam (At Hydro
Plant) 772-0101. S25-4tc
Kiwanis club
supper Friday
The Newberry Kiwanis Club
sponsors annually a pancake
supper to raise funds for a
scholarship, which it gives to
some Newberry County student
at Newberry College. This year
the Pancake Supper will be
served on Friday October 17,
from 5:30 until 8:00 p.m. at the
Speers Street School.
The members of the Kiwanis
and Key Club serve this supper
themselves.
The tickets are $1.50 for all
the pancakes, syrup, sausages
and coffee one can eat. Tickets
may be purchased from any
member of either club, mem
bers of the Kappa Delta Soro
rity at Newberry College, from
Boy Scouts at Oakland Mill and
also at the door on the night
of the supper.
The public is cordially invit
ed to come out and enjoy a
good supper and at the same
time assist the Kiwanis Club
in this worthy project.
Mrs. Lominick
dies at age 98
Mrs. Elizabeth C. Lominick,
98, widow of the late R. B.
Lominick, died Monday morn
ing at the Newberry County
Memorial Hospital after several
months’ illness.
Mrs. Lominick was bom and
reared in Newberry County, the
daughter of the late Belton
Counts and Mary Oxner Counts.
She was the oldest member of
of St. Phillips Lutheran Church
and was a member of the LCW.
Surviving are three sons, Ila
L. Lominick, Newberry, Bennie
C. Lominick, Pomaria and Du
ane A. Lominick, Charleston;
five daughters, Mrs. Luther
Folk, Newberry, Mrs. Claude
Eargle Newberry, Mrs. John
Halfacre, Newberry, Mrs. Lew
is Aull, Raleigh, N. C., and Mrs.
Malcolm Abrams, Greensboro,
N. C.; 19 grandchildren, 1 great
grandchildren and four great-
great-grandchildren.
She was the last surviving
member of her family.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday at 4 p.m. from St. Phil
ips Lutheran Church with Rev.
Clarence Walck and Dr. Grady
Cooper conducting. Interment
followed in the church ceme
tery.
COLLEGE TO HOST
TEACHERS MEETING
Newberry College will be host
to the fall meeting of the South
Carolina Chapter of the Ameri
can Association of Teachers of
Spanish and Portugese on Sat
urday, October 18.
Keynote speaker for the day
long session will be Dr. Nestor
Moreno, language co-ordinator
of the University of South Caro
lina. Officers for the new school
year will also be elected.
Dr. Albert Mature, head of
the modern language depart
ment at Newberry College, is
acting as co-ordinator fdr the
meeting.
Put this on your calendar:
attend the Kiwanis Pancake
Supper at Speers Street School
Friday, October 17 from 5:30
until 8:00 p.m.
PROSPERITY POST OFFICE DEDICAT- Abernathy, representing Sen. Strom
ED—The Prosperity Chamber of Com- Thurmond, who presented a flag flown
merce sponsored dedication ceremonies over U. S. Capitol, Harry Moose, Newber-
and a reception that followed Sunday for ry Postmaster, Samuel B. Cartledge Jr. of
the new Prosperity Post Office. Left to Columbia, postal service officer, and Jacob
right are Glenn Hamm, president of the A. Bowers, master of ceremonies for the
chamber, Earle Bedenbaugh, Warren program. (News-Citizen Photo)
PRINCIPAL SPEAKER for dedication of Richard P. Foster. Invocation and bene-
the new Prosperity Post Office last Sun- diction was pronounced by Rev. Raymond
day was Cong. W. J. Bryan Dorn, left. W. Brock and Rev. William H. Link, re-
He was introduced by Hubert Beden- spectively. Members of the South Carolina
baugh, principal at Mid-Carolina High National Guard served as honor guard.
School (second from left). Other digni- Personnel at the post office are B. C.
taries included Newberry County Sen. R. Bedenbaugh, postmaster; H. M. Kunkle
C. Lake Jr., Prosperity Postmaster B. C. and R. L. Epting, clerks; H. T. Beden-
Bedenbaugh, and Prosperity Mayor J. baugh, E. C. Simmons and E. B. Amick,
Walter Hamm. Approximately 275 per- rural carriers; L. C. Werts, G. W. Cooper
sons attended the dedication. Music was and W. L. Bedenbaugh, substitutes; and
furnished by the Mid-Carolina band with Willie R. Boyd, custodian. (News-Citizen
the National Anthem being led by Mrs. Photo)