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PAGE The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C, Thursday, January 7, 1971 Mr- E. Eptinjr. a social studies teacher at Gallman Jun: /h School, has been named “Career Woman for the Newberry Business and Professional Wo men ‘ :ub. Ai. :ne of Mrs. Eptinjr's achievements anckservices to h ils and her community has l»een forwarded to the- Federation of Business and Professional Wo men. * her with a nomination of Mrs. Eptinp for “Sta eer Woman for 1970**. i 5 e^MHM up but deu. rate down Whi: th Carolina traffic death swelled to 1.025 throu. . ember 30 totaling 29 mon n for the same pe- nod r •9. the number of perso: *.d in relation to miles -d on the state *s street highways has de- crease'i - it has consistently in th« iecade. according to th th Carolina High- way L ..ent. Wh.’k 'tonally, the traffic death r each 100 million mile^ uvel has remained basic same—5.1—in the past cars. South Caro- lina s iS decreased from the hi h 0 in 1964 to. ten- tativ <• tor 1970. In 1969. the t? o ath rate was 6 5 As < member 30th. the numb* • .tal accidents oc- eunn. ath Carolina was 4 mor- the total for the sam«' i last year. On a comp s : asis 17 more per- sons multiple death ac- cider/ 70 than in 1969. A fa. i be taken into con- siderih. :n evaluating the state*.' tent and death toll is tha :ie had 64.000 more vehit iu j . - rig the highways in 197 ' Traveling many ad- ditior: i * s than during the previi t. a department spokt ;id. The very fact that ? sny more vehicles were a ihe highwyas and travel o jrther meant that there v;.. tore exposure to ac- ciden: si: tions.” he said. "So yoi sc 'tile the number of cars ir» ed by five percent and tr. pproximately eight perccr” number of fatal accidt* up less than one percent and fatalities increased by three percent. ’ A fourth factor that traffic safety officials believe has had a significant part in our high death toll came as a result of so - called * freak*’ accidents. Happenings such as a person stepping out of a mobile home while it is being towed or a pe rson racing a horse on a dirt road only to have the animal stumble as he approached a more traveled highway and throw him under the wheels of a car The Highway Depart ment lists more than 20 such "freak * or "mystery** accidents in 1970. more than double last vear's total • -s The number of pedestrians killed this year has also played a large roll in the overall death toll rise* Through Dee-ember 30. a total of 186 pedestrians had died in traffic while 165 were reported for the entire year of 1969 While all figures used here are tentative, the Department will release official figures as soon as they can be* gathered once the year 1970 is ended HOSPITAL PATIENTS Mrs. Evelyn Austin. City Mrs. Sara Beam. Prosperity Robert Beaty. City Mrs. Dorothy Berley, Pomaria Mrs. Mary Ella Brantley, City Mrs. Edna Buhdrick. Prosperity Clarence E Bushardt. City Baby Eric Caldwell. City Mrs. Joyce Collier & Baby Boy. Whitmire Boyd Cotney. City George Cromer. City Gilbert Cromer. City Baby Sendy Davenport. City Henry Duckett Gty Mrs. Minnie Farrow, City Mrs. Josie Franklin. City William Frye, City Mrs. Barbara Graham, Pomaria Mrs. Evelyn Hedgepatfa. Silver- street Mrs. Verdell Holmes, City Leroy Houseal. City Mrs. Nannie Jay. Batesburg Mrs. Inez Jones. City Edd Kinard. City Edwin Lake. City Dan Lever, Prosperity Mrs. Ouida Lominack. City Mrs. Janie Long. City George Lindsay City Mrs. Gussie Longshore. Silver- street Mrs. Minnie McCartha, Pros perity Mrs. Bernice Miller, little Mountain Mrs. Essie Monts. Prosperity Mrs. Ruby Nance. City James Rister, City Alan Oxner, City Mrs. Lula Roberts, Pomaria Mrs. Thelma Sanders, Silver- street Grover Shealy, City James Sheely. little Mountain Mrs. Birt Shelton, City Mrs. Hassie Sligh. City Leland Smith. City Miss Cornelia Suber. City’ Mrs. Dollie Suber, City Edward Thomas. Jr . City Mrs. Lenora Tolbert. City Mrs Mattie Tompkins. City Mrs. Minnie Weaks. Pomaria Mrs. Eola Wicker, City Mrs. Eunice Wilson. City Henry Wise. City Inspector A Columbia native has been employed by the State Board of Health to inspect restaurants in Newberry County according to County Health Officer Dr Von A Long John E. Brantley replaces William W. Floyd as the coun ty s food technologist. In addi tion to restaurants. Brantley will inspect school lunchrooms, snack bars, soda fountains, and other eating places. A graduate of Columbia's A C. Flora High School. Brantley has attended Spartanburg Ju nior Co’lege and the Univer sity of South Carolina. He hopes to resume part time studies at the University soon Currently he is undergoing training at the State Board of Health in Columbia. 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