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The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, June 25, 1970—PAGE 5 HOSPITAL PATIENTS Mrs. Nellie Andrews, Whitmire Miss Nancy Austin, Prosperity Mrs. Sallie Bedenbaugh, City Mrs. Nell Betchman, City Mrs. Bessie Bowers, Columbia George Lester Bowers, Pros perity Baby Boy Cannon, City Mrs. Doris Cook, Prosperity James Corley, City Junius Counts, City Mrs. Ora Darby, City Miss Essie Davenport, City Mrs. Dessie Dockery, Whitmire Mrs. Pauline Duncan, City Mrs. Rosa Lee Epps, Whitmire Mrs. Lucile Frick, Little Mt. James Gallman, City Miss Brenda Jean Gary and Baby Girl, City Odell Glasgow, City Mrs. Lugenia Goodman, City Mrs. Marie Hall, City Mrs. Eva Hardeman, City Mrs. Carrie Hawkins, City Mrs. Dottie Hawkins, Prosperity Mrs. Louise Hedgepath, Whit mire Bluford Hunter, City Mrs. Lizzie Kinard, City Mrs. Emma Koon, City Mrs. Joan Kyzer, City Mrs. Lillie Lane, Whitmire Irvin Leslie, City Mrs. Hettie Lindler, Little Mt. Elbert Mason, Joanna Mrs. Carrie Mae Nelson, City Tom Parks, Sr., Anderson Mrs. Pearl Posey, City Miss Addie Renwick, City John Ridgell, Saluda Mrs. Grace Ruff, City Holland Ruff, City Mrs. Nell Ruff, City Hayne Shealy, City Mrs. Mabel Shealy, Columbia Mrs. Maxie Stansberry, City John N. Suber, City Bobby Ray Taylor, Kershaw Mrs. Lenora Taylor, Pomaria Mrs. Mattie Thompson, City Mrs. Dorothy Turner, City Dan Wells, Kinards Rev. Andrew Wicker, City Eddie Wicker, Little Mountain John Williams, City Mrs. Eunice Wilson, City Mrs. Maggie Wise, City WITH MEN IN The SERVICES USS GUAM — Navy Airman Michael H. Perkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Perkins of Route 3, and husband of the former Miss Marie Caldwell of 524 Main St., is participating in a mercy mission to earthquake- torn Peru aboard the amphi bious assault carrier USS Guam. The Guam carried three high ly specialized Navy surgical teams, a large quantity of em ergency supplies and 16 Mar ine Corps helicopters to the stricken nation. The “choppers” are transpor ting food and medical supplies into devastated areas from the port city of Chimbote, 240 miles north of Lima. Hundreds of disaster victims are being flown to the carrier for medical care. Other medi cal teams consisting of Peru vians, Americans, Brazilians, Argentinians and Canadians are being airlifted by the Marine helicopters. Peace Corps volun teers are also assisting in the operation. PARR COW IN HALL OF FAME Milestones Sparkling Star Bright, a registered Jersey cow owned by W. W. Parr, Jr., a junior member of 'Hie Ameri can Jersey Cattle Club, has re ceived her second consecutive Hall of Fame award. Hall of Fame certificates are issued to Jersey cows producing a mini mum of 20,000 lbs. milk and-or 1,000 lbs. fat in a single lacta tion of 365 days or less. Young Parr’s cow produced 18,420 lbs. milk and 1,019 lbs. fat in 365 days in a lactation start ed at seven years. She was milked twice a day. For the past four years she has placed among the top five in the Nat ional Jersey Youth Production Contest for her young owner. The high producer is also a showring winner, including the grand champion award at both the open and junior shows at the 1965 South Carolina State Fair. Xv!vX;IvXv'vXvXvivX;X X:X:':X::-:-::::::x:*x-::x:- CBankAmanca Service Corp 1970 ’'Servicemarks owned and licensed by BankAmenca Corp mm ' 5£: : x : xv: : x : x>^ ^XjI|ijXvXv|vX;t^;XvXv‘.vXvXvX'vX; ivM-X; ' : x-. . . HI s mm ■ - ......... • --.XvXvXv.vv*' mm V.: XvX-IvXvXvXvX , w slay a little longer BankAmericard (/ Aurnowijeo SK^sAiuOf** 000 123 45b 189 JAMES THACK1R