Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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HOSPITAL PATIENTS Glenn G. Bonner, Pomaria Miss 'Mary Booker, Pomaria Louis Alexander, City Mrs. Sallie Bedenbaugh, City Mrs. Bessie Bowers, Columbia Mrs. Eula Bowers, Prosperity George L. Bowers, Prosperity James D. Brown, Newberry Herbert Brown, Newberry Johnny Caldwell, Newberry Ruby Caldwell, Newberry Mrs. Doris Cook, Prosperity J. D. Crooks, City Mrs. Emma Crump, City Mrs. Ora Darby, City Miss Essie Davenport, City Mrs. Debbie Dickert, City Mrs. Dessie Dockery, Whitmire Mrs. Margaret Dominick, City Mrs. Patricia Dowd, Pomaria Chris M. Economos, City Mrs. Hager Gallman, Prosperity James Gallman, City Mrs. Emma Gladney, City Odell Glasgow, City Mrs. Lugenia Goodman, Pom aria Mrs. Dottie Hawkins, Prosperity Bluford Hunter, City Mrs. Lizzie Kinard, City Mrs. Lillie Lane, Whitmire Mrs. Lillian Leavell, City Ann Lominick and Baby Girl, Pomaria Irvin Leslie, City Elbert Mason, Joanna Sim Mathis, City Tom W. Parks, Sr., Anderson Mrs. Pearl Posey, City Miss Addie Renwick, City John Ridgell, Saluda Miss Lillie Ringer, Pomaria Mrs. Deloros Ruff, City Henry Holland Ruff, City Miss Meta Ruff, City Hayne Shealy, City Mrs. Mabel Shealy, Columbia Mrs. Maxie Stansberry, City The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, July 2, 1970—PAGE 7 Mrs. Mattie Thompson, City Mrs. Dorothy Turner, City Johnson Walker, Whitmire William Walkins, City Dan Wells, Kinards Mrs. Mary Wicker, City Marsha S. Griffin and Baby Girl, City John Williams, City Mrs. Eunice Wilson, City Mrs Maggie Wise, City D. C Kleckley rites Tuesday David Cecil Kleckley, 63, of Rt. 1, Prosperity, died Sunday night at Newberry County Mem orial Hospital. Born in Newberry County, he was a son of the late David Adam and Frances Cummings Kleckley. He was a retired employee of the Blair Quarry and was a member of St. Peters (Pineywoods) Lutheran Church. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Ryan Johes of Newberry, Mrs. Wesley Nelson, Anderson, and Mrs. Waco Cotney of Chap in; three sisters, Mrs. Ervin Brock of Newberry, Mrs. Keist er Counts and Mrs. Ross Wilson, both of Prosperity; and five grandchildren. Funeral services were held Tuesday from his church with Rev. John D. Zeigler conduct ing. Interment followed in the church cemetery. HERBERT LOONEY'S BROTHER DIES Joseph B. Looney Sr., 49, of Columbia, died Thursday at his home. He was born in Rich land County, a son of the late Walter H. and Mamie Bouk- night Looney. Survivors include a brother, Herbert Looney of this city. Funeral services were held Saturday in Columbia. SWIM LESSONS AT POOL The swim staff at Margaret Hunter pool is taking applica tions for the July and August sessions of swimming lessons. Monday July 6 will be the first day of the July session, at which time each child will be tested and assigned to an abil ity level. The regular hour of each child’s lesson will be an nounced on this day. Red Cross courses being of fered are beginners, advanced beginners, intermediates, and swimmers. Also, applications for junior and senior life sav ing, diving and adult beginners classes, scheduled from 6 to 7 p.m., Monday through Friday, are being taken. The cost for these three-week courses is $5 for students 12 and under, and $7 for students 13 and up. Since the July ses sion is almost full, please call the Staff at 276-9229 as soon as possible. We take the puzzle out of saving so you get a clear picture. Regular Passbook Savings Save any amount any time 90-Day Passbook $1 OOO minimum —90 days l/2^ c Savings Certificates $5,000 minimum - 1 year Savings Certificates $10,000 minimum —1 year ’/O Savings Certificates $20,000 minimum —2 years Savings Certificates $100,000 Minimum —1 year Pick the plan that earns you the most money. After all, Standard wants to make saving easier while the earnings get better. All plans are insured to $20,000. All interest rates are annual, compounded quarterly. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION COLUMBIA• NEWBERRY • ORANGEBURG