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PAGE 2-The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, October 5, 1972
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Miss Mary Spotts
Miss Mary Elizabeth Spotts,
64, of 337 Crosson St., died
Tuesday.
Bom in Abbeville County,
daughter of the late George J.
and Tommie Smith Spotts, she
was a retired beautician in New
York and a Baptist.
Surviving are three brothers,
Fuller Spotts of Newberry, Ben
Spotts of Hyattsville, Md., and
George Spotts of Orlando, Fla.,
tour sisters, Mrs. Annie Chap
pells, Mrs. Boyd Clamp of New
berry, Mrs. C. V. Tenny of Fort
Lauderdale, Fla., and Mrs. Ern
est Longshore of Columbus, Ga.
the past 4 years and was a re
tired dairy and chicken farmer.
He was a veteran of World
War II, and a member of Hunt
Memorial Baptist Church of
Newberry.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Viola Bedenbaugh Smith; two
sons, Bill Smith of Newberry
and Larry Smith of Clinton;
two sisters, Mrs. Ora Lee Bo-
die of Newberry and Mrs. Ro
bert D. Smith of Columbia;
and a brother, J. P. Smith of
Saluda; also five grandchildren.
Services were Tuesday at 5
p.m. in Gray Funeral Home
with burial in Rosemont Ceme
tery, Clinton.
William B. Smith
William Beattie Smith, 56, of
Clinton, died Sunday in a Co
lumbia hospital after a long
illness.
A native of Saluda County,
he was a son of the late An
drew and Ada Herring Smith.
He lived in Laurens County for
HOSPITAL
PATIENTS
Allen P. Amick, Chapin
Perry A. Andrews, Pomaria
Mrs. Margaret Boozer, City
Mrs. Luvenia Bradley, Saluda
Willie Coleman, City
Mrs. Alma Cook, City
Mrs. Mary G. Davenport, City
Mrs. Mozelle Davis, City
William Dominick, City
Willie E. Dominick, City
Grant Ferguson, Union
Mrs. Mattie Ford, Clinton
Herbert Fulmer, Prosperity
Frank Garmany, City
Joseph Gary, City
George Haltiwanger, City
Mrs. Mamie Hamby, Prosperity
Mrs. Carrie D. Harmon, Pros
perity , *
Mrs. Nancy Hawkins, City
Mrs. Verdell Holmes, City
Todd Jeter, City
Mrs. lola Jones, City
Miss Cheryl Ann Lester, City
Mrs. Bessie Lewis, City
George Lindsay, City
Mrs. Delores Longshore, City
Horace Martin Jr., Prosperity
Mrs. Ethel Mayes, City
Willis Mayes Sr., City
Mrs. Geneva Miles, Joanna
Mrs. Hattie Miles, Saluda
James W. Mills, City
Flower Show Highlight of
Malcolm Moore, City
Alvin 0. Ringer, City
James Robinson, Saluda
Richard W. Shealy, City
Mrs. Willie E. Singleton, City
Mrs. Eloise Suber, Silverstreet
Mrs. Eunice Suber, City
Mrs. Clarice Taylor, City
Mrs. Suzanne Varner, City
Mrs. Beatrice Wallace, Cayce
Thomas Wertz, Silverstreet
Mrs. Lillie White, City
Mrs. Carrie Whitner, City
Mrs. Essie Wicker, City
Mrs. Fannie Wicker, City
Mrs. Virginia Wicker, City
Mrs. Linda Wilson, City
Wiley Wright, Prosperity
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berry-Saluda County Fair. Winners from left to right, and top to bottom are: A Time A Time to Weep, blue ribbon; Garden Study Club Mrs Gladys Cooner
‘° L, ' ve ' “ ue N “ egay Garden Club; Mrs ' John Earl Smi,h Sr ’ M,S ' Va " ° X ' A Time '° Kee P' blue ribbon; Town and tou,.tr> : Garden Club; Mr. Thomas Long-
ner, Mrs. Dow Bedenbaugh. shore, Mrs. A. H. Counts. S
A Time to Dance, blue ribbon; Nosegay Garden Club; Mrs. L. H. Jordan. A Time to be Bom, blue ribbon; Town and Country Garden Club; Mrs. Eddie
A Time of Peace, blue and tri color nbbon; Town and Country Garden Club; Mrs. Rodelsperger
Jack Jenkins, Mrs. Ira Cousins. . . ^ ^ , .. Gr een Thumb Garden Club won sweepstakes for horticulture, having the most blue
A Time of War, blue nbbon and special creativity nbbon; Floral Garden Club; Mrs. ribbons in that class.