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PAGE 4—The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, January 1, 1970
contribution to first place win
ners of the contests from Grades
1-3, 4-7 and 8-12. The firms are
C. W. Anderson Hosiery Plant
of Prosperity, Newberry Feder
al Savings and Loan, and Pur
cells of Newberry. These three
firms are well known for their
help to community projects.
Hie Jaycee-ettes and the
Beautification committee wish
to thank these firms for their
support and interest in the beau
tification poster and essay con
tests in the schools.
Service Sunday
for J. W. Beard
John Watt Beard of Anderson,
brother of James N. Beard and
William Beard of this city, died
Friday in the Anderson Hospi
tal following a brief illness.
He was a teacher at Boys
High in Anderson.
Funeral services were held
Sunday at the graveside in Old
Silver Brook Cemetery with Dr.
A. M. Rogers officiating.
CHARLESTON, S. C., Dec. 16.—Three
boys from Newberry are shown discussing
their weekend visit at The Citadel with
Cadet Host Thomas J. Whelan, III. From
left to right are Mac Montgomery; Craig
Morehead; and Richard Tyson Hursey,
son of Major and Mrs. W. W. Hursey, 1228
Crenshaw St. Under a campus visitor pro
gram prospective cadets live in the bar
racks with cadet hosts who accompany
them to all events and explain life at the
military college.
Included in the visitor’s schedule are
interviews and briefings by upperclass ca
dets and faculty and staff officers, tours
of campus facilities, attendance at Citadel
parades and sports events, and participa
tion in social activities.
Applicants are required to visit The
Citadel during their junior or senior years
in high school. College officials state that
the program has proved extremely bene
ficial in assisting applicants to determine
whether they desire to attend The Citadel.
Taylor awarded
bronze star
FAIRFIELD, Calif- U. S.
Air Force Master Sergeant Jas.
V. Taylor, son of Mrs. Joseph
S. Taylor, 713 Crosson St., has
been decorated with the Bronze
S ar Medal for meritorious ser
vice while engaged in military
operations against Viet Cong
forces.
Sergeant Taylor was cited for
his outstanding duty perform
ance as chief of training for the
460th Field Maintenance Squad
ron at Tan Son Nhut AB, Viet
nam.
He was presented the medal
at Travis AFB, Calif., where
he is now assigned to the 916th
Air Refueling Squadron, a unit
of the Strategic Air Command,
America’s nuclear deterrent
force of long range bombers
and intercontinental ballistic
missiles.
The sergeant, who has 18
years Air Force service, is a
veteran of the Korean War.
A 1949 graduate of Newberry
High School, he attended the
College of Guam.
His wife, Nancy, is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie L.
Davis, 402 O’Neal Street.
Good records
save dollars
Good records Can save tax
dollars at income tax filing
time for South Carolina taxpay
ers.
H. M. McLeod, District Dir
ector of Internal Revenue in
South Carolina, said good re
cords help you get all the de
ductions and credits you are en
titled to.
A good system for keeping
records is to label envelopes
or folders according to the types
of income and deductions you
have, McLeod said. Bills and
receipts should be put in the
appropriate folder as they are
paid.
Taxpayers who itemize their
deductions on Form 1040 must
have available cancelled checks,
receipts,statements, and other
data to support the claimed de
ductions.
McLeod said that, in addition
to saving tax dollars, good re
cord keeping makes preparation
of the tax return a much easier
task.
TO INTERN IN
SENATE OFFICE
Miss Ellen Williamson, Cor
responding Secretary and W.
Harold Koon, Chairman of the
Newberry College Republicans,
will leave this week for Wash
ington, D. C. Miss Williamson
and Mr. Koon will serve as pol
itical interns in the office of
Senator Strom Thurmond, R.,
S. C. during the month of Jan
uary.
Both Ellen and Harold are
students at Newberry College,
where they have participatec
in the College Republicans since
1966 and are graduates of the
South Carolina College Republi
can Leadership Training school.
Mr. Koon is a graduate of the
National Young Republican Fed
eration LTS and Campaign man
agement school held in Wash
ington last spring, 1968.
YOUR SOCIAL
SECURITY
“The overall cost of living
keeps going up, and hospital
costs are no exceptions,” said
H. M. Spiller, Field Represen
tative of the Greenwood Social
Security Office.
Because of the tremendous in
crease in the cost of the aver
age hospital stay social security
Medicare beneficiaries will have
an increase in their share of
hospital costs. Beginning Jan
uary 1, 1970 the social security
beneficiary will pay the first
than $44 as in the past. In the
event the beneficiary stays more
than 60 days then his share of
the cost will be $13 per day
for all days over 60 days up to
90 days. Before January 1, 1970
this was $11 per day. This
means the beneficiary who stays
in the hospital 90 days will now
pay $442 where before the in
crease, he would only have paid
$374 for the same 90 days.
For more information about
this increase in hospital pay
ments or any other questions
about Medicare Mr. Spiller sug
gests you call or write the soc
ial security office at 219 Mag
nolia Avenue, Greenwood, S.C.
29646. The telephone number is
223-1711.
FIRMS CONTRIBUTE
CONTEST PRIZES
The Newberry Jaycee-ettes
have endorsed the County Beau
tification Committee’s Poster
the county schools.
Mrs. Linda Turner, Jaycee-
ette President and Mrs. Peggie
West, chairman of the project,
have contacted three Newberry
firms for a $25 savings bond
Hollingsworth
is high scorer
Steve Hollingsworth, 6’3” sen
ior forward from Riverdale, Md.
on the undefeated Newberry Col
lege basketball squad, captured
the scoring honors of the In
dians with 166 points for the
first seven games of the young
season.
The Indians finished their
1969 schedule of the 1969-70 sea
son Wednesday by defeating
Lander College 89-82.
Hollingsworth, one of a con
tingent of four Maryland play
ers on Coach Nield Gordon’s
Tribe, has averaged 23.7 points
a game by making 70 field goals
and 28 free throws. The senior
star was also named the out
standing player in the College of
Charleston Tournament and the
Tip-Off Tournament at Spartan
burg early in the season.
Pacing Hollingsworth for se
cond place honors is co-captain
senior Buddy Moore, center, of
Greenville, who has basketed
132 points.
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Roger Hazel, led the Carolinas Conference for the secon
consecutive year in punting. He averaged 41.5 yards oi
69 kicks; in 1968 he averaged 43.5 yards in 67 kicks
Hazel, a senior from Saluda, was the co-captain for th
Indians this year.
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