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The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, July 8, 1971—PAGE 5 The new $600,000 Music Building on the New r berry College campus is beginning to take shape. Workmen began on the structure after the groundbreaking cere monies in January and are expected to complete the build ing in the spring of 1972. It is being constructed north of the President’s home on Luther Street across from the baseball diamond. TRANSFERS OF REALTY NEWBERRYi Thurmond L. Brown to John L. Glasgow and Nancy A. Glas gow, one lot and one building for $5 and other valuable con siderations. Jack Cromer and Estelle C. Cromer to James C. Bishop, one lot and one building for $5 and other valuable considera tions. Sarah Whitener, James Daw kins and Geraldine Dawkins, to Virginia Toland and Adele To- land, two lots for $5 and other valuable considerations. Gulf Oil Corporation to South Carolina National Bank, two lots for $25,000. Gertrude A. Julian to Sue Ella P. Mighton, one lot for $5 and other valuable conside rations. Hal Kohn Sr. to Juan Dale Mathis and Melanie Wheeler Mathis, one lot for $5 and other valuable considerations. Ludie H. Lybrand, one lot for $5, love and affection. A. G. McCaughrin to Carolina Rental and Development Corp. one lot for $400 and exchange of property. Leo Vernon Powell and Vel ma B. Powell to B. A. Fretwell, one lot and one building for $5 and other valuable conside rations. Linda S. Shealy to Donnie R. Beck and Joan Beck, one lot for $5 and other valuable con siderations. Jeff Ira Singley Jr. and Kay S. Marsh to Versa B. Sing- ley, one lot and one building for $5, love and affection. Lo cated on Wertz St. NEWBERRY OUTSIDE: Mary W. Smith to Iren C. Livingston and Shirley M. Liv ingston, two lots for $5 and other valuable considerations. Colie E. Lever to William P. Smith and Betty W. Smith, .73 of an acre for $5. Kemper O. Hawkins and Nita C. Hawkins to James E. Ro berts, one lot and one building for $5 and other valuable con siderations. William H. White to Joseph S. Watters, 55 acres and one building for $5 and other va luable considerations. Louis W. Macken to Plato Grey and Narvis G. Grey, .70 of an acre for $5 and other valuable considerations. Marvin B. Poston, trustee, to Maggie Lee Gallman, one lot and one building for $5 and other valuable considerations. Guy V. Whitener Jr., Frank D. Graham and J. Rakii Wil liams to Whitener Lumber Co. Inc., 12.05 acres, 15.11 acres, .88 of an acre and 32.27 acres; one right-of v/ay and one strip. Guy V. Wnitener Sr. to White ner Lumber Co., 9.48 acres for $5 and other valuable considera tions. SILVERSTREET: Ray E. Hartley and Mabel G. Hartley to Mitylene B. Inck, one lot for $5 and other valuable considerations. Bernice S. Boozer to Sam S. Boozer and Pressley N. Boo zer, 224 acres for $5 love and affection. BUSH RIVER: George Romney, secretary of Housing and Urban Develop ment, to Robert Taylor, one lot and one building for $10,950. Carolina Tree Farms Inc. to James Wicker and Frances D. Wicker, 6.03 acres for $5 and other valuable considerations. WHITMIRE: George Romney, secretary of Housing and Urban Develop ment, to William E. Knight and Katie L. Knight, one lot and one building for $8,950. Carlton C. Hall to Millard E. Duncan, one lot and one building for $5 and other valua ble considerations. POMARIA: Ibbie Shedd Kinard to Nora Kathryn K. Stuck and James Kinard, 1.15 acre and .42 of an acre for $5, love and affection for niece and nephew. St. Pauls Lutheran Church to Cecil W. Wicker, one lot and one building for $10. Dorothy T. Davis, William Edwin Taylor and Barbara T. Stuck to Barbara F. Stuck and Wyman Stuck, 11.8 acres and 5.55 acres for $5 and in con sideration of love and affection. Sarah W. Lathrop to Cecil W. Wicker, one lot for $5 and other valuable considerations. Eugene Wicker to Cecil W. Wicker, one lot and one build ing for $5 and other valuable considerations. Wava S. Billingsley to Tho mas Mathis, two acres for $10 and other valuable considera tions. -ITTLE MOUNTAIN: Ross Dale McLeod to Gary L. Monroe and Patricia Mon- "oe, one lot and one building for $5 and other valuable con siderations. PROSPERITY: Sylvester Jones to Claude L. Dominick, .308 of an acre for $5 and other valuable conside rations. Charles R. Sharpe to Mar tin V. Jewell, one lot for $2,- 158.56. The Citizens and Southern Na tional Bank to Holden C. West, individually and as trustee for T. Lynn Davis and H. Earl Payne, one lot for $5 and other good and valuable considera tions. Holden C. West, individually and as trustee for T. Lynn Da vis and H. Earl Payne, to Char- ae F. Blackwell, one lot for $5 and other good and valuable considerations. M. O. Mayer and Adam Ma yer to Carroll J. Cobern, 1.76 of an acre, 1.04 of an acre and .80 of an acre for $5 and other valuable considerations. Ernest T. Garrett, Sparta N. Garrett and Vernon V. Gar rett to A. R. Chappell, two acres for $5 and other valua ble considerations. The Citizens and Southern Na tional Bank to Holden C. West, individually and as trustee for T. Lynn Davis and H. Earl Payne, one lot for $5 and other valuable considerations. Holden C. West, individually and as trustee for T. Lynn Da vis and H. Earl Payne, to Ed ward Amaker, one lot for $5 and other good and valuable considerations. Holden C. West, individually and as trustee for T. Lynn Da vis and H. Earl Payne, to Ed ward Amaker, one lot for $5 and other good and valuable considerations. T. J. McNease to Howard Burgess, one lot for $5 and other valuable considerations. The Citizens and Southern National Bank to Holden C. West, individually and as trus tee for T. Lynn Davis and H. Earl Payne, one lot for $5 and other good valuable considera tions. Holden C. West, individually and as trustee for T. Lynn Da vis and H. Earl Payne, to Ro bert V. Counts and Sallie Mae Counts, one lot for $5 and other good and valuable consi derations. James B. Perry to Lonnie Ray Hubbard, one lot and one building for $17,150. James B. Perry to Thomas B. Wise, one lot and one build ing for $16,950. James B. Perry to Eugene Bates, one lot and one build ing for $16,950. James B. Perry to Charles F. Wicker, one lot and one building for $17,800. James B. Perry to Vernon R. Hunter, one lot and one building for $16,950. James B. Perry to Lawson Samuel, one lot and one build ing for $16,950. James B. Perry to Thomas Wise Jr., one lot and one build ing for $16,950. James B. Perry to Betty Swittenburg, one lot and one building for $16,950. James B. Perry to Maggie Ann Ruff, one lot and one build ing for $16,950. S. Wyman Boozer to Al bert H. H. Dorsey and Daisy LaVerne Dorsey, two lots for $4,500. P. G. Sherer to Howard E. Weeks and Claude W. Boone, four lots for $5 and other va luable considerations. Mrs. Huckaby rites Wednesday Mrs. Lois Watson Huckab^ 81, widow of the late W. Carey Huckaby, died Monday after noon at the Newberry County Memorial Hospital after a lin gering illness. She was bom and reared in Spartanburg County and was the daughter of the late Golden A. and Fannie Stone Watson. Mrs. Huckaby taught school in Spartanburg County for a num ber of years prior to her re tirement. She was a member 3f the Newberry Retired Tea chers’ Association; the Silver- street Home Demonstration Club; the Silverstreet L.C.W. and the First Baptist Church of Woodruff. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Jerome F. Havird, Silver- street; two brothers, Marshall Watson, Spartanburg, and Paul Watson, Columbia; three sis ters, Mrs. Emma Huckaby, Roe buck, S.C., Mrs. Sally Green and Mrs. Warren Drummond, both of Oteen, N.C.; one grand son, Jerry Havird, Silverstreet; and a number of nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at 3 o’ clock from the Silverstreet Lu theran Church with Rev. Ho race J. C. Lindler conducting the service. Interment was in Greenlawn Memorial Gardens in Spartanburg, S.C. W. L. Hamilton rites at Easley Walter Lee Hamilton, 69, of Greenville, died Monday. A native of Easley, son of the late Ed and Jane Roper Hamilton, he was a retired tex tile employee, and was a mem ber of Judson Baptist Church. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Katie McCraw Hamilton; a daughter, Mrs. Robert Sayer of Greenville; a son, Sgt. Walter Edward Hamilton of Newberry; a sister, Mrs. Wade T. Gilstrap of Easley; five grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 4 p.m. Wednesday at Jones Mortuary. Burial was in West View Cemetery, Easley. Value-Giving SUMMERJIEARANCE Outstanding Buys on all Merchandise Good Selection ...