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PAGE 4 — The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, Dec. 11, 1969 HAPPY BIRTHDAY Dec. 14: Mrs. J. R. Wood, C. J. Alexander, W. S. Hentz, C. B. Matthews. Dec. 15: Thomas E. Wicker, Mrs. G. W. Shealy, Bobby Wick er. Joan Dominick Bartlett, Mrs. J. E. Senn, Amelia Ann Martin, Janie Buzhardt, Leslie Brooks, Suzanne Gray. Dec. 16: Mrs. R Aubrey Har ley, Mrs. D. L. Nance, Mrs. Al bert Ringer, Mrs. L. E. Wood, Marion Wiggins, Rosemary Dowd, Clyde Richardson, Jenny Ryan Graham, Mrs. F. R. Hig gins. Dec. 17: Mrs. Maggie Hart ley, Pete Parrott, Mrs. D. B. Sease. Dec. 18: Walter James Joye, George Hiller, Jr., J. N. Ni cosia, William Heller, Ada Cromer, Gene Sowell. Dec. 19: Mrs. R. C. Neel, Sr., Mrs. A. N. Crosson, Jr., S. R. Amick. Dec. 20: Mrs. Paul H. Long, Wallace Ruff, Sandy Fretwell. HOSPITAL PATIENTS BETH ARDEN ANDERSON ALYCE JULIA YOUMANS The Newberry Cotillion Club held its fall dance on Decem ber 5th at the Country Club of Newberry. Highlighting the dance was the presentation of two lovely young ladies. The debutantes were Miss Alyce Julia Youmans. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Youmans, and Miss Beth Arden Anderson, the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. E. M. Anderson. Escorting Miss Youmans was W. Jeffrey Smith of Alexandria, Virginia. Her marshall was Mi chael V. Avery of Sumter. Miss Anderson was escorted by Jerry Williams of Brevard College, Brevard, N. C. Her marshall was Earl W. Wade of Presby terian College in Clinton. Miss Youmans was attractive ly attired in a dress of white peau de sole fashioned with a scoop neckline. The full prin cess skirt fell from an empire waist line which was highlighted with jeweled trim. Miss Ander son's dress was fashioned of white antique satin featuring a high neckline and stand-up col lar. The neckline was exquisite ly trimmed with sequins and jewels. The debutantes were pre sented lovely nosegays of white flowers centered with a white orchid and nested in dainty lace. The receiving line was com posed of Mr. John B. Lindsay, President of the Cotillion; Mrs. Lindsay; Mr. Eugene C. Grif fith, Secretary-Treasurer of the Cotillion; Mrs. Griffith; and the two debutantes and their moth ers. The club was appropriately decorated in Christmas colors of red, green, and gold. The front door presented a beauti ful focal point being covered with a red velvet panel and enhanced by an electric candel abra with red candle lights. Greens of boxwood and red bows were used as a background. The interior of the club house re peated the color scheme using Della Robia wreaths and gar lands. An arrangement of red carnations and pine in a silver bowl, flanked by red candles in silver candelabra centered the debutantes’ table. Behind the table were two green vel vet panels with two candelabra. The debutantes were given a dainty silver picture frame bear ing their initials. Music for the dance was pro vided by Neil Atlee and his orchestra. Guests at the Cotil lion were Miss Gretchen And erson, Mr. Weldon Bonds of Columbia, Mrs. Carabel W. You mans, Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Beth ea of Latta, and Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Bruner of Columbia. Prior to the festivities at the Country Club, a drop in was held for the debutantes, the of ficers and governors of the Cot illion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Kirkegard. The Kirk- egard home was enhanced by two. beautiful arrangements of purple orchids. Delectable ap petizers and punch were served to the guests from a beauti fully appointed table. ATTENDANT AT HOMECOMING Dale Morris, daughter of Mr and Mrs. J. M. Roland, Jr., 1420 Kate Street, has been selected as a Homecoming attendant at Erskine College. Dale, a senior French major, will be presented, along with the nineteen other attendants, during the halftime of the Er- skine-Lander Homecoming bask etball game Saturday, Decem ber 13 One of the girls will be crowned Homecoming Queen at that time. Dale, a 1966 graduate of New berry High School, has been a member of the Erskine Players, the chorus and the French dub. Blue sticker soon obsolete The South Carolina Highway Department’s blue motor ve hicle inspection sticker will pass into oblivion at midnight De cember 31. The blue inspection sticker was issued during 1968 for 415,- 000 vehicles whose owners had them inspected voluntarily. All these vehicles either have al ready been re-inspected, or are due for inspection during De cember Inspections since January have been certified with orange stickers bearing 1970 expiration months, and green stickers ex piring in 1971 will be issued starting January 1. Although figures for Novem ber will not be tabulated until later this month, W. H. Kay, chief motor vehicle inspector, believes that motorists have understood the inspection pro cedure since the inspection by last license digit schedule end ed October 31. “Every motorist must be responsible now for having his vehicle inspected in the expir ation year indicated on the in spection sticker, in the month punched on the outside edge During December, for example the last of tne blue stickers, with December punched on the edge, remind owners whose cars are due for r-inspection this month,” Mr. Kay said. During October, 117,031 ve hicles were inspected, to bring the total inspected this year to 1,033,872. Mr. Kav believes that perhaps 100,000 were inspected during November. SPECIAL CLASS IS ENTERTAINED The Newberry Garden Club held its annual Christmas meet ing at Mrs. Pugh’s classroom at Mollohon School with the Newberry Junior Garden Club. The Christmas program was given by the children after which refreshments were served and presents distributed. Hostesses were Mrs. Bob Bruner, Mrs. Eugene Griffith, Mrs. Jimmy Coggins and Mrs. Louis C. Floyd. VIETNAM — Marine Corpor al Stephen W. Mills, son of Mr. and Mrs. Beamon L. Mills of 1609 Wilson Road, received the Combat Air Crew Insignia while serving with the First Marine Aircraft Wing in Viet nam. The Wing is the air arm of the Third Marine Amphibious Force in the I Corps Tactical Zone of VIETNAM. It operates several hundred aircraft includ ing fighter, attack, reconnais sance, helicopter and transport aircraft. Mrs. Eleanor G. Abrams, Whit mire Forrest A. Amick, Prosperity Charlie Andrews, City Raymond E. Blair, City Mrs. Marie A. Brandes and Baby Boy, City Mrs. Mary T. Braswell, City Mrs. Ellen Brown, City Major Burno, Saluda Mrs. Katie C. Burns, City George W. Cooper, Prosperity Virgil L. Cotney, Joanna Mrs. Rosa Lee Davenport, Pros perity James Davis, Kinards Miss Mazie Dominick, City Thomas J. Dominick, City Will Eigner, Pomaria Mrs. Alice Elkins, City Mrs. Margaret P. Fouche, City John A. Free, City Mrs. Eleanor Frye and Baby Boy, Whitmire Mrs. Wanda F. Fuller, City Mrs. Elizabeth Fulmer, City Mrs. Gertrude M. Griffin, Pros perity Mrs. Frances M. Hardy, Pros perity John Hardy, Pomaria Mrs. Mary Alice Hiller, City Miss Alice E. Johnson, Kinards Mrs. Mary Belle Johnson, City Mrs. Rosa B. Johnson, Saluda Mrs. Annie Kinards, City Ollie C. Lever, City Ernest E. Lindler, Prosperity Aryan T. Livingston, City Mrs. Mary C. Livingston, Cayce Mrs. Jettie Lominick, Pomaria Mrs. Mattie A. Longshore, City Mrs. Mozell Nelson, City Miss Laura Mae Nichols, City Vernon Poewll, City Mrs. Josephine O. Praylow, Prosperity Mrs. Ruth Sease, Leesville Henry Sibert, City Mrs. Sally F. Shealy, City Willie Simpkins, City Olin W. Sligh, City Mrs. Maggie W. Stevens, Sil- verstreet Mrs. Mary K. Stockman, City Mrs. Daisy Lee Swittenburg and Baby Girl, Prosperity Mrs. Ruby Tucker, Clinton Mrs. Kate B. Taylor, Prosper ity Mrs. Helen C. Vandeluyster,City Mrs. Ada W. Werts, City Mrs. Allene F. Wicker, City Mrs. Carol E. Wicker, City Furman C. Wicker, City Sylvester Teague, City City Building Permits James W. Meeks, repairs, 895 Fair St.; Merita Bread Co., re pairs, 719 McSwain St.; Joe Welborn, addition, College St.; Newberry Auto, repairs, 1211 McKibben St.; Marie Lee, erect building, Werts St.; W. B.Pad- gett, erect building, 2046 Pied mont St.; Eddie Suber, Jr., re pairs, 225 Werts Ave.; Kather ine Coleman, repairs, 1218 Wal nut St. Rainey Young, general repair, 919 Charlotte St.; Curtis Shealy, erect building 2049 Piedmont St.; Clarence Glenn, repairs, 822 Floyd St.; Ralph Mitchell, repairs, 1332 Milligan St.; John Sligh, addition, 425 Drayton St. New Addresses Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Counts have moved into their new home at 2207 Derrill Avenue. AIRMAN ASSIGNED TO LOWRY AFB Airman Bonnie E. Boland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Har old E. Boland, Route 1, has completed basic training at Lackland AFB, Tex. She has been assigned to Lowry AFB, Colo., for training in the supply field. Airman Boland is a 1969 graduate of Newberry High School. SAN ANTONIO - Airman Hubert D. Thomas, brother of Mrs. Betty T. Williams, Route 1, has completed basic training at Lackland AFB, Tex. He has been assigned to Keesler AFB, Miss for training in the admin istrative field. Airman Thomas, a 1965 graduate of Newberry High School, received his A.B. degree in 1969 from Newberry College. LUZON — Staff Sergeant Charles E. Singley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lang B. Singley of 937 Gilder St. is a member of the U. S. Air Force unit that has been awarded the Presiden tial Unit Citation. Sgt. Singley is a radio opera tions supervisor with the 1st Mobile Communications Group, headquartered at Clark AB, the Philippines. The sergeant is a 1956 grad uate of Gallman High School and has served in Vietnam. His wife is the former Ethel M. Gary. J. Roy Gasque rites Monday James Roy Gasque, 66, of Clinton died Saturday. He was a native of Marion, but had lived in Clinton for 35 years. Prior to moving to Clin ton, he owned and operated Gasque Buick Company in New berry. He was a son of the late James Maston and Lula Hamm Gasque and owned and oper ated Gasque Buick Co. in Laur ens. He was a member of Broad Street United Methodist Church and was a veteran of the U. S. Air Corps. Survivng are his wife, Mrs. Celia Latimer Gasque; a daugh ter, Miss Celia Gasque of At lanta, Ga.; two sons, Jim, of Greenville and Dick of Clinton; five sisters,among whom is Mrs. Eloise Dennis of Newberry; four brothers and four grandchildren. Funeral services were held Monday in Clinton with burial in Rosemont Cemetery.