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The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, April 30, 1970 —PAGE 3
City Building
Permits
B. C. Moore & Sons, repairs,
1408 Main St.; Harry Epting,
repairs, 2023 Johnstone St.; LL.
Dodgen, repairs, 516 Wright St.;
Frank Carr, repairs, 319 Bound
ary St.; Mrs. Bickley, repairs,
1309 Jefferson St.; H. T. Rush
ing, repairs, 902 McKibben St.;
Nellie Cooper, locate dwelling,
2533 Pike Circle; E. R. Jones,
repairs, 105 Glenn St.; Minnie
Suber, repairs, 911 Horseshoe
Circle; Albert Jones, repairs,
2115 Mower St.; and Bill Mar
tin, repairs, 1129 Douglas St.
Total construction value for
permits, $16,260.
Scouts, Sparky Fire Department mem- fore going out to “clean up” the city on
bers, college students and city employees Clean-Up day last Wednesday,
pose with Capt. Tuffy Millstead (left) be- (Sunphoto by Steve Armfield)
Measles reach
epidemic stage
German measles and “regu
lar” measles are running a
race in South Carolina to deter
mine which disease can first
reach epidemic proportions, ac
cording to the State Board of
Health.
State Health Officer Dr. E.
Kenneth Aycock said most of
the race during April has been
taking place in Richland and
Anderson Counties. Forty cases
of German measles and 30 of
“regular” measles have been
reported this month by physi
cians in Richland County. And
erson doctors have reported 57
cases of German measles and
14 of the other variety. “We are
experiencing mild epidemics of
both diseases, Dr. Aycock said.
What can South Carolinians do
to avert major epidemics?
“They can take their children
to their family doctor, or to
the county health department
for immunizations. Only two
shots are needed, one for each
disease.”
Although the German meas
les vaccine was not licensed
until June 1969 fourteen S. C.
counties have already complet
ed mass campaigns and others
are planning them.
To date, 303 cases of Grman
measles have been reported in
the Palmetto State this year.
There were 306 last year.
The total of “regular” or the
“red” measles cases reported
so far this year has doubled
that for last year. In 1969, 130
cases and two deaths were re
corded. This year’s total is 272.
-26 paving
contract let
Award April 22 of a $915,951
contract for resurfacing a 15.3
mile section of Interstate Route
26 in Newberry county was an
nounced today by the State
Highway Department.
Sloan Construction Company,
Inc. of Greenville was awarded
the contract on the basis of the
firm’s low bid, according to
Chief Highway Commissioner
Silas N. Pearman. Four bids
were entered ranging as high
as $961,363.
Th contract calls for asphal
tic concrete surfacing for the
strengthening and improvement
to 1-26 from the Lexington coun
ty line near Chapin northeast
erly to S. C. R mte 34 at New
berry.
Interstate Route 26 is current
ly being resurfaced from the
Newberry-Lexington County line
southeasterly through part of
Richland County to U. S. 176
near Irmo.
TRANSFERS
OF REALTY
Newberry No. 1:
David L. Whitman and Cor-
itta B. Whitman to Junior Ray
Moore and Ruth R. Moore, one
lot and one building, $5.
Newberry No. 1 Outside:
Essie Lusk Fowler to Lan-
ette B. Fowler and Luther Fowl
er, three acres, $450.
Louise L. Wicker to Luther
Rutherford, three acres, $5.
Whitmire No. 4:
Mary Emma Y. Johnson et al
to T. D. Young and Josephine
D. Young, one lot and one
building, $10 love and affection.
T. P. McCullough and Mabel
R. McCullough to Clyde Otis
Reid and Martha G. Reid, one
lot and one building, $5.
Etter T. Childers to Eula Mae
Childers, one lot and one build
ing, $5 love and affection.
James W. Pitts to C. D. Cole
man, one lot and one building,
$5.
Prosperity No. 7:
Heyward . Sanders to B. A.
McCaw, one lot, $650.
David E. and Linda H. Bed-
enbaugh to B & D Developers,
2.02 acres, $5.
C. M. Long to Elon W. Eargle
and Floy Long Eargle, 105.2,
and 22.1 acres, $5.
Carolyn Y. Lake to John A.
Willingham and Betty A. Will
ingham, one lot, $10.
RABIES CLINIC
The Newberry County Rabies
Clinic will begin on Monday,
May 11. The clinic schedule for
the week of May 11th will be
published in next week’s issue
of The Sun.
A bobcat is tied far more
closely to a specific environ
ment than a fox or coyote,
which may ranee almost any
where.—SPORTS AFIELD.
PATIENTS
HOSPITAL
Willie A. Anderson, City
Mrs. Eunice Bowers, Saluda
Mrs. Vera H. Bowers City
Mrs. Ruby M. Davis, City
Mrs. Mabel S. Dominick, City
J. Guy Floyd, City
Mrs. Mae Fowler, Pomaria
Mrs. Lona Franklin, City
Herman C. Fulmer, Sr. Pomaria
Jesse J. Guin, City
Benjamin A. Hall, Prosperity
Mrs. Maggie T. Hartley, City
Fred Henderson, City
Bluford Hunter, City
Mrs. Josephine T. Jones, City
Mrs. Annie S. Kinard, City
lobert L. Kunkle, City
Miss Verna Lane, City
Charlie Long, City
Mrs. Norman Long, Prosperity
Mrs. Naomi Minick, City
Mrs. Carolyn O’Shields and
Baby Girl, City
Martin Pitts, Silverstreet
Swain Satterwhite, Silverstreet
Mrs. Lillie Belle Seibert, City
Mrs. Anna P. Smith, City
Mrs. Bettie D. Smith, City
Mrs. Norma L. Smith, City
Mrs. Hattie E. Stevenson, City
Clarenc A. Stribble, City
Mrs. Alberta Williams, City
S. Virgil Williamson, Pomaria
Mrs. Georgeanna R. Wilson,
City
Ricky Dean Wright, Pomaria
Mrs. Lucille Brooks, City
Mrs. Lizzie Kinard, City
Mrs. Lillie K. Rodelsperger,
City
Woodrow Swygert, City
Mrs. Marie A. Johnson and
Baby Girl, City
Mrs. Carolyn S. Derrick and
Baby Boy, Batesburg
George B. Boozer, Prosperity
Mrs. Wilhelmenia Ruff, City
Master Donald Counts, City
RESCUE SQUAD
BARBECUE
The Newberry County Rescue
Squad will hold its annual bar
becue on Saturday, May 9 at
Mollohon Park. Barbecue chick
ens and pork hash will be sold
to help the rescue squad in its
need for equipment and oper
ating expense, to better serve
the people of the county.
Tickets may be purchased
from any rescue squad mem
ber.
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