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PAGE 4-The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, September 28,1972 Newberry High School student Bridgett Hawkins registers for the annual High School Newspaper Day at Newberry College, held on Saturday, Sept. 16. Scholarships given by ROTC Six Newberry College students were recently awarded AFROTC scholarships by the United States Air Force Scholarship Board. The six are new cadets in the college’s Air Force ROTC detachment. Those receiving scholarships are Gary Griffith, son of Rev. and Mrs. P. B. Griffith, of Pinel las Park, Fla., sophomore; Ed Hood, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Hood of Columbia, S. C., junior; William Renwick, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Ren wick of Newberry, S. C., soph omore; and Ed Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Smith of York, S. C. junior. Howard Woodruff, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Woodruff, Sum merville, S. C. junior; and An thony Yaskin, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Yaskin of Crest- wood, Mo., junior, also received scholarships. Scholarship recipients are se lected on the basis of scholas tic average, aptitude, and need. The scholarships pay all tui tion, fees, and books for the cadets. HOSPITAL PATIENTS Allen P. Amick, Chapin Casper Berry, City Eric Black, Prosperity Mrs. Alma Cook, City Mrs. Myrtle Cook, City Mrs. Mary Davenport, City Jacob Dickert, City Willie Dominick, City Mrs. Lurleen Eargle, City Mrs. Maggie Edwards, Pomaria George Ettison, Whitmire Joseph Gary, City Henry Glasgow, Prosperity Mrs. Gladys Gibson, City James Golden, City Mrs. Violet Harvey, City Mrs. Nancy Hawkins, City Mrs. Verdell Holmes, City Cyril Hutchinson, City Todd Jeter, City Mrs. Rainey Kibler, Pros perity Issac Kirkland, City Ernest Lindler, Chapin Mrs. Pamela D. Long, City Theodore Miller, City Claude Monroe, City Miss Tammy Moore, Clinton Miss Barbara Fay Neal, City Mrs. Emma Owens, City Mrs. Luie Rikard, Prosperity Tommie Rowe, City Miss Blanche Stoudemire, Little Mountain Mrs. Pet Son, City Mrs. Jessie Suber, City Mrs. Daisy Tucker, Whitmire Richie Warren, City Mrs. Lillie White, City Mrs. Aillene Wicker, City Mrs. Catherine Wicker, City Mrs. Rebecca Williams, Silver- street- Mrs. Rosa Williams, Prosperity Mrs. Annie Wise, Pomaria Miss Mellissa Field, Whitmire Mrs. Fannie Wicker, City Mrs. Virginia Wicker, City Mrs. Ethel Lee Gallman, Silver- street Mrs. Mamie Hamby, Prosperity Miss Fannie Mae Price, City Mrs. Lois Cannon, City Mrs. Ethel Mayes, City Mrs. Luvenia Bradley, Saluda Jim David Berley, Pomaria Mrs. Becky Garrick, City TRANSFERS OF REALTY NEWBERRY: Leon D. Graves and Betty Burkhalter to Bennie A. and Ethelene P. Smith: one lot and building (Eleanor St.); $5 and other valuable consideration. NEWBERRY OUTSIDE: Michael Lee Junker and Lin da B. Junker to Alton Eugene Sutphin: three lots (Little Ranches subdivision); $5 and ether valuable consideration. SILVERSTREET: Richard M. Kenan, special re feree. to Willie Allen: IVz acres; $412. WHITMIRE OUTSIDE: John W. Felker to Joe and Adgie F. Chappell: 1.12 acres; $5, love and affection. POMARIA: James H. Parsons Jr. and Gladys W. Parsons to Dorothy J. Carter: 5.3 acres; $5 and other valuable consideration. LITTLE MOUNTAIN: E. A Cumalander to Charles W. Frick: two lots; $5. Clara M. Scott to J. Hilton Parsons Jr.: one lot; $5 and other valuable consideration. Clara M. Scott to John Tay lor: one lot and building; $5 and other valuable ennsidera- PROSPERITY: James F. Griffith, individual ly and as attorney for Ailleen D. Griffith, to Thomas B. Abra ham: one lot, $5,195. James H. Counts Sr. to Larry E .and Emily C. Graham: one lot and building; $5 and other valuable consideration. Holden C. West, individually and as trustee for T. Lynn Da vis and H. Earl Payne, to Ed ward Amaker: one lot; $5 and other valuable consideration. Citizens and Southern Natio nal Bank to Holden C. West, individually and as trustee for T. Lynn Davis and H. Earl Payne: one lot; $5 and other good and valuable considera tions. Kresge award made to college Newberry College has receiv ed $25,000* from the Kresge Foundation for the College’s new Alumni Music Center, Dr. Fredric B. Irvin, president of the College, announced today. Last spring the Kresge Foun dation announced it would a- ward the College a $25,000 grant if the College could guarantee sufficient cash and pledges by Sept. 15, to dedicate the Music Center debt free. When the conditions of the grant were revealed, the College still had an indebtedness of $160,000 on the building. With new money pledged to the Col lege since the beinning of the new fiscal year on July 1, out standing pledges to the Col lege’s Second Century Cam paign, and the Kresge Grant the College is able to meet the con ditions of the grant. The new Alumni Music Center will be formally dedicated dur ing the College’s Homecoming weekend in a brief ceremony at 11:45 a.m., Oct. 28. Garmany enlists in Navy program Mr. Bobby Odell Garmany, 20, of Route 1, Pomaria, re cently enlisted into the U. S. Navy’s CACHE (Delayed En try) Program. Bobby attended Mid-Carolina High School, and is a graduate of A. C. Flora High School, Columbia. The U. S. Navy Recruiting Office in Greenwood obtained a three year Aviation quota for Garmany, and he will report on active duty in February, 1973. He will select between East Coast and West Coast (his duty option) at that time. Anyone desiring information on the Navy’s various enlist ment programs may contact Petty Officer “Bill” Farmer in Newberry any Tuesday after noon on Power House Road, or telephone 229-2603 collect. FAIR TIME! Newberry - Saluda FAIR Oct. 2-7 • FIVE BIG DAYS ... • SIX BIG NIGHTS BLUE RIBBON SHOWS ON THE MIDWAY EXHIBITS • DISPLAYS CASH PRIZES FLOWER SHOW BE SURE YOU DON’T MISS IT! THE NEWEST LOOK JM S MATCH LATEX FINISHING 3 BRAND NEW SYSTEMS r TM v n Oct. 2, 7:30 p.m. at Newberry Lumber Co. Factory Representative to demon strate the new look in antiquing. Call 276-5210 if you plan to attend. Newbeny Lumber Ca 913 Cline St Newberry, S. C.