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PAGE 2-The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, June 8, 1972 Nnuberrij 1101 Boyce Street, Newberry, South Carolina 29108 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY 0. F. Armfield, Jr., Owner Second-Class' Postage Paid at Newberry, South Carolina SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $3.00 per year in advance; six months, $2.00. DEATHS Educator dies Wednesday Robert Lee Floyd, 59, hus band of Juanita Melrose Floyd, died Wednesday in the New berry Memorial Hospital. Born in Newberry, son of the late Edward and Carrie Davis Floyd, he was a member of Miller Chapel AME Church where he served as a steward. He worked for 35 years in the public schools in South Caro lina, having served as teacher and principal in John Ford High, St. Matthews, principal of the formerly Richlex High School, Irmo, and administra tive assistant Lexington Coun ty Schools, District 5 at Bel- lentine. He also worked with numerous community pro grams. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Juanita Melrose Floyd of New berry; one sister, Mrs. LaRos- sie Stephens of Newberry; two brothers, Edward C. Floyd of Newberry and Clifton Odell Floyd of Edgefield. Funeral services will be Fri day at 4 p.m. at Miller Chapel AME Church with burial in Werts cemetery. F. B. Pratt Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Timothy Bandy Timothy Scott Bandy, six- year-old son of Joseph W. and Sandra Coley Bandy, of Easley, died Wednesday. ' He was a first grade student at Forest Acres School and the parents are members of Eas ley First United Methodist Church. The father is employ ed at Alice Manufacturing Co., and the mother is a second- grade teacher at Alice Elemen tary School. Surviving also are one bro ther, Joseph Christian Bandy of the home; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bandy of McCormick and Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Corley of North; and great-grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Eargle of Newberry and Mr. C. E. Corley of Colum bia. Funeral services were at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at Easley at First United Methodist Church, with burial in Greenlawn Me morial Park. Mrs. J. L. Eargle Mrs. Willie Agnes Frick Ear gle, 82, widow of Jesse L. Ear gle, died Thursday afternoon at the Orangeburg Regional Hospital. Mrs. Eargle was born and reared in Richland County near Chapin and was the daughter of the late John R. and Mrs. Eugenia Lindler Frick. For a number of years she had made her home in Newberry at 502 Green Street. At the time of her death she was making her home with her daughter at North. She was a member of Mayer Memorial Lutheran Church and the LCW. Surviving are one son, Marion R. Eargle, Colum bia; one daughter, Mrs. Rosa Lee Corley, North; a foster daughter that was reared in the home, Mrs. Annie Ruth Duckett, Las Vegas; one sis ter, Mrs. Mattie Koon, Pomaria, five grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Funeral ser vice for another great-grand child was being held at the time of her death. Funeral was held Saturday at 2:30 p.m. from Mayer Me morial Lutheran Church with Rev. John Koch conducting the services. Burial was in Rose- mont Cemetery. HOSPITAL PATIENTS William Allen, City Master David Brown, Saluda Mrs. Inez Counts, Little Moun tain Mrs. Maggie Edwards, Pomaria George Ettison, Whitmire Mrs. Chrissie Gallman, City Mrs. Jacqueline Hale, City Mrs. Pearl Harmon, Prosperity Mrs. Tennie Hazel, City Mrs. Mary Henry, City Mrs. Verdell Holmes, City Joe Hyler, City Mrs. Louise Longshore, City Dewitt McCarty, City Master Tony Mathis, City Mrs. Mary Merchant, Pros perity Mrs. Hattie Mills, Waterloo Mrs. Octavia Nance, City Mrs. Louise Neel, City Mrs. Emma Owens, City Mrs. Mary Phillips, City Miss Rebecca Poag, City Columbus Rawls, City Mrs. Ellie Ringer, City Mrs. Eunice Rutherford, City Mrs. Alma Smith, City James Stockman, City Bennie Thomasson, City Mrs. Mattie Tunrer, City Miss Pauline Vaughn, Silver- street Fred Walker, City Clarence Wadsworth, Pomaria Miss Mary Wicker, City Mrs. Carrie Williams, City Mrs. Florence Wilson, Pros perity Miss Anna Zimmerman, Saluda TRANSFERS OF REALTY NEWBERRY: Walter B. and Sybil S. Cou sins to E. M. Hughes: one lot and building (Buena Vista subdivision); $5 and other va luable consideration. Carol M. Hipp to Charles Sims: one lot and building (off Wise St.); $5 and other valua ble consideration. Hal Kohn Sr. to Jack R. and It's That Time Again Insurance for your boat is just as much a neces sity as the gasoline that runs the motor. Fire, theft and liability is available in any combina tion and the cost is reasonable. Talk to us. “YOUR PRIVATE BANKERS” 1418 Main Street Phone 276-1422 Carolyn S. Queener: one lot (Dominick Ave.); $2,500. Joy R. Mann to Donna T. Epting: two lots and one build ing (Magnolia Terrace); $5 and other valuable consideration. Newberry Federal Savings & Loan Assn, to Henry Lee Moze and Vivian G. Moze: one lot (Drayton St.); $5 and other valuable consideration. Hazel W. Half acre to Myrle H. Purcell: undivided one-third interest in eight lots and six buildings (2024 Vincent; 1900, 1902 and 1908 Vincent; Horse shoe Alley; Caldwell St., 2015 Benedict; Bush River Road; Boundary St.); $5 and other valuable consideration. Pargas of Newberry Inc. to Clarice Huffman: one lot (Bo- die St.); $5 and other valuable consideration. James A. Sanders to Maxie W. Bailey: one lot (Dominick Ave. at Amelia St.); $5 and other valuable consideration. NEWBERRY OUTISDE: Hazel W. Halfacre to W. Ful mer Wells: 27 acres (just out side city limits); $5. Walton J. McLeod to Walton B. Halfacre: three lots and a strip (Hendrix Road, New Eng land Estates); $5 and partition of real estate. Walton J. McLeod to Walton B. Half acre: five lots (Hen drix Road, New England Es tates); $5 and partition of real estate. Walton J. McLeod to Mary Nell H. Eargle: three lots (Hen drix Road, New England Es tates); $5, love and affection. Norma S. Smith to Edgar Wehrmann: one lot (Highway 121); $5 and other valuable consideration. Norma S. Smith to Timothy L. Brooks, Edgar Wehrmann, and Robert Jackson, trustees for Newberry County Congre gation, Jehovah’s Witnesses: one lot (Highway 121); $5 and other valuable consideration. Mildred R. Harmon, Clerk of Court of Common Pleas, to Martha Ann B. Kinard: 9.77 acres and two buildings (High way 36-344); $3,658.35. Mary Nell H. Eargle to Wal ton J. McLeod: right-of-way; $5. J. Hottel Johnson and Jessie C. Johnson to County of New berry: right-of-way; $5. Sarah Folk, Lillie Mae Folk, Mary F. Lominick, Hamilton H. Folk, Marie K. Brown and Mary Ann B. Hembree, to Char les K. Cromer: 14.3 acres (Highway 121); $5 and other valuable consideration. Walton J. McLeod to Horace Lee Nelson and Julia M. Nel son: one lot (Mt. Bethel-Gar- many Road, New England Es tates); $5. Charles E. Fulmer to Duke Power Co.: right-of-way; $5. SILVERSTREET: Marie S. Thomas to Colie Shelton: one lot; $5 and other valuable consideration. Wilhel Davenport to Robert Lee Spearman: 1.24 acres, and one building; $12,000. BUSH RIVER: Thomas Cecil Vaughn and Jimmie F. Vaughn to William M. and Margaret M. Riser: one lot; $5 and other valuable consideration. WHITMIRE OUTSIDE: Aubrey L. Nelson to Ronald W. Leonhardt: one lot; $10 and other valuable consideration. Ronald W. Leonhardt to Ha rold B. Gilliam Jr.: one lot; $10 and other valuable consi deration. POMARIA: Plina S. Caldwell to John Earl Cromer: 6.03 acres; $5 and other valuable consideration. LITTLE MOUNTAIN: W. D. Swittenburg to William L. Coleman Jr., William B. Mustard and Jacqueline Mc- Chason: right-of-way; $5 and other valuable consideration. Charles D. Porter to Herbert Hames Tweed: one lot; $4,500. PROSPERITY: Jeanette K. Hamm to Ladi- son Hamm: one lot; $5, love and affection. Clyde E. and Ray A. Beden- baugh to Clifton W. and Virgi nia D. Paschall: one lot; $5 and other valuable considera tion. Carl E. Livingston to Jessie B. Martin: two lots; $5 and other valuable consideration. A. E. Hatfield to John Ed ward Spearman: one lot and building; $17,800. A. E. Hatfield to Larry Dar nell Sims: one lot and build ing; $17,800. Great Southern Mortgage Co. to William E. Sellars, trustee: one lot; $5 and assumption of mortgage. CITY BUILDING PERMITS Sam Bums. 1519 Martin St., erect building; Charlie Davis, 402 O’Neal St., repairs; Phil lip T. Suber, 838 Bess St., addi tion; William Stiles, 2555 Hen ry Ave., erect dwelling; James Sims, 1709 Drayton St., repairs; Central Soya, 2063 Alexander St., addition; Linda Wilson, Adelaide St., addition; James E. Kriby, 2030 Rivers St., re pairs; Robert K. Dowd, 1304 Silas St., addition; Colie Gallman, 2507 Johnstone St., repairs; Doris M. Brooks, 2008 Ola St., addition; G. T. Riggin, 2023 Main St., erect building; Marvin Dawkins, Holloway St., locate trailer; Marie Farr, 406 Floyd St., repairs; Willie D. Summers, 1908 Montgomery St., repairs; and Ed Haltiwanger, 1800 Harper St., repairs. Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Lock- wood Henderson of Newberry announce the marriage of their daughter, Margaret Jane, to Mr. Frank Joseph McGuire of Columbia in a private cere mony on Saturday, June 3, at St. Thomas More Chapel, Uni versity of South Carolina. The Nuptual Mass was celebrated by The Reverend Father Wal ter J. Tierney, O. P., longtime friend of the groom. He was assisted by The Reverend Fath er Bonaventure Brown, O.F.M., Chaplain. The couple plan to make their home in Columbia County Building Permits Raymond and Lilia Mae Cald well: cement block cafe build ing in Tax District 1-OS, New berry Outside, $500-plus. James E. Thompson, Pros perity: underpin trailer and add porch (Blacksgate Estates) $300. Richard W. Shealy, Rt. 3, Newberry: shed, less than $500. Richard D. Heath, Rt. 2, Prosperity (Blacksgate Estates) add porch $85. Charles K. Boozer, Rt. 2, Prosperity: six-room brick ve neer dwelling, $20,000. F. R. Campbell, 2694 College: repair porch. EDUCATION BOARD MEETING CHANGED The monthly meeting of the Newberry County Board of Ed ucation, originally set for June 27th has been changed to Tues day of next week, June 13, ac cording to Gerald F. Mount, administrator of the board.