The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, March 05, 1970, Image 1
Incoming and out^oin^ officers of the Jr., Chairman; Mr<. Janitvs l.oammi, \'at'
Newherrx' County Democratic Party pose chairman. Standing are Kobort ('. I.akf.
for the pimtoyrapher following the C'ounty Jr., conxentiun prosidmil ; and Mrs. A. II.
Democratic convention Monday. From Counts, who submitted her ri'-aynat mn a
left, seated, are Mrs. Mildred K. Harmon, secia'tary-treasurei- a'der sor\iny in llud
secretary-treasurer; Clarence A. Shealy, office for ‘dd years. tSunphoto)
Democrats pay tribute
to late county chairman
BY THE WAY
Hv DORIS A. SAND I IF'
SOMETHING GOOD
Wc criticize the newspapers,
television and radio for scene
myly seeing only tht evil that
goes on in our country, and for
failing to report the good. Per
haps this column is also guilty -
too inclined to point out what
i" wrong. too neglectful in print
ing the good
I often reprint tile Kditonal:
of .Jesse Helms of WRAL-TV ir
Raleigh because he says wha
1 want to say. and says it s(
much better than I In addition
to speaking out on issues of 8
public nature. Mr Helms oc
casionally reflects upon t h e
goodness of mankind He is a
person who is vitally concerned
with the welfare of the people
of Ins state and his nation, and
he especially concerned with
the youth of the country. One
of las favorite ’causes" is the
North Carolina Hospital for the
Cerebral Palsied which he aids
tremendously each \ear through
the public set's ict' of WRAP TV.
i <n Februars 10, Ins editorial
dealt with another project, one
which will mean much to tin*
soling people of lilS state It is
an inspiring and interesting
stops and one which you might
ss ant to do something a b o u t
when sou reach the conclusion
I II let him tel! it
We had driven, earlier m
the das. a couple ot miles up
tht 1 lake i (Piston i to reviesv the
progress of a project that sprang
from the germ of an idea can
cels ed b\ tsvo young people
wishing to serve Cod's purpose
In the beginning, their idea had
betui greeted with a head-shak
ing skepticism and doubt But
they saw it as an idea whose
tune had come And thes per
sisted come summer, a youth
camp for Christ svill be in oper
ation on Lake < Piston svhieh svill
be dedicated to teaDimg voung
people
• tht-
wonders and
JONS (it
tiie meaningful life
No
one
real!) believed
that
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dav
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Dell 1MI I it |C I ’arts I 111 Cl Hint leas
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Mu- (•* s t■ nf ion and to the
FATHER OF DOCTOR
RIGGS SUCCUMBS
R T Riggs, fattier of Dr
Mels in I Rigg^ of tiie Newiierrs
College Facults. died suddenly
Saturdas morning of a iieart at
tack at Terre Haute. Indiana
Dr and Mrs Riggs flew to
Indiana Saturday to attend tiie
funeral -ers ices
State Consentioiis, for all of Ins
adult life tie ss as a loyal Demo
erat
Be it therefore, resnlsed,
that tins < onsentioii doe- siand
m silent tribute to tiie niemors
cl its late leader, and tint it
dues order spread upon it.- min
utes this recognition of tin lose
utlectloi! and respect of t ii e
1 '< iiiocrats of Ness berrs ('ounts
!ci tiie iat( IIo11ora 1)Ie 1 ’iuck11c\
N; '.stun Mirauis
1 It it till the!' I'e-oiS nl 1 i lot
; epic- o I tills b e s( 11U11 o li i M ■
. I a n ■ II11 M e d to the till 1-111\ Ot oil!
Ueparb d friend and to tiie ness--
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Ml Xniia i lass k U; sice
' 1 ia11 maii. ,s iio iit < a int cinir
wan at Hie tune ot Mr shrams'
d' ■ a!!; opened tile t t UlS (‘lit loll
.:.• i ss in ii Stale .sewatoi Roti-
< i ‘ < i .afa Jr .s a el(-e!ei j
• ! I f , -IJ
M: Ha,skms and Mr- A 11
1 liilH ■■ \s Ho had ers ed a - the
• creta! s ano treasure! ot tiie
parts tor gM sear- did not offer
■: r< t ;ect hhi Tiit cons entmi
eit t n u Nesviierr) M.iyor Clar
ence A Shea!) Jr chairman
Mr- .lame- beamoti of Whit
mire. s ice chairman, and Mrs
Mildred R Harmon. Clerk of
Court tor Newiierrs Counts se-
■ retar) and treasurer Tiiomas
H Rope ssas named state exe-
nitis e eomuuUes'man
khgiit delegates selected to
attend tiie State Democratic
convention were Son Lake, Mr
Shealy. Mr Rope. Rep Walter
T Lake, Karl Bergen, 1). B
Brittain, Fred Cromer and Bill
Armfield
Alternates wen 1 Rev. J. C
Copeland, Rev. J A Holmes,
Res Andrew Wlekt I . Res F F
Can 1< it 11 .11 a I Free,! F mut'd Si
Tiie e.< ms ell I lo.li et till t I oin
I U e u I, i S Ii Julio ,i 'lit 11.111
lot the ( ot li i- \ D' 11 |oi rut |e pn
m a i \
$3 PEK YEAR
Sportsman Show
at fairgrounds
this weekend
The annual Sportsman Show,
sponsored by tin' Exchange Club
of Newberry, will in' staged this
weekend at Newberry Fair
grounds
Tho gait's svill open for the
first exhibition Saturday at 2
p m and w ill eloso at 9 o'clock
Smidas hours are from 2 until
ti p m
I’om.tmg to the success of
pi t's ions -hows, an Exchange
Club spokesman predicted that
tin- ssdl be the best shosv yel
o! tered t'S the It k al eis if oi'gatll
/at ion
\ nimibei of pri/t's will be
ass arded at drass mgs throughout
the tssu das s Top [iri/.e svill be
a ti-hmg boat and trailt'r for
-omeone lioldmg the lucky tick
et
The I it 'ss ssdl leature a full
hue ol ss ater equipment. me hid
mg a sariets of boats, motors
liailers and allied etjinpinent
\l-o to be -bossn is camping
equipment. Irom camper umt-
to camp lanterns and stoves
Manx other displays for tht'
fisherman, hunter, and othoi
cutdoorsmen can be seen m tin
large di-plas area
A -mall admission will be
charged Rroceeds will be used
ter eommimits projects of the
local Exchange (Jub
NEW ADDRESSES
Mi end Mr- Alan Fost-'i' art
le-idmg m Hulls Hall Apart
11 lent ■ uli Nailer Street
Mr .mil Mr- Ness b\ I ,ec base
mos ed to 7n*i < Jar,a Street tt
make diem home
If takes three in 1070 to make the program of the Eas
ter Seal Society for ('rijipled Children and Adults of
South Carolina a success—a crippled child, a helping
hand, and a hig heart. This ‘takes three’ theme is symbo
lized in tiie three children chosen to represent the 3,200
South Carolinians served by Easter Seals last year.
Deft to right : David Allen Briggs, son of Major and
Mrs. James P. Briggs, Shaw Air Force Base; Robin Kay
Shuler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Shuler, Orange
burg; and Linda Jean KiLIer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. Behind Kidler, Newberry.