The Times and Democrat from Orangeburg, South Carolina • 8

llJUKS AND DEMOCRAT SATURDAY, JINB 1, MM PAGE EIGHT Ruling On Fickling Appeal Filed Here By High Court Judy Receives Commendation City, Chamber Officials Attend Columbia Meeting charging the jury that a partial failure of consideration is a de Specialist Dalton T. Judy, now stationed at Ft. Jackson, recently fense pro tanto to the suit brought received a commendation from on the three notes" and "That the verdict of the jury is contrary to Colonel William A. McNulty, in fantry commander. the greater weight of the Local Minister In Washington and Washington Bureau WASHINGTON, June 15 Rev.

)r. rierce E. Cook, supervisor of the Orangeburg District of the ftlethodist Church, is in Washington tins week visiting his brother and seeing the sights of the Nation's Capitol. Doctor Cook is visiting Al Cook frho is administrative assistant to Second District Congressman John J. Riley.

With the minister are wife and two children, Pierce Embree, 12, and Carol, 10. i They expect to return to South Carolina Sunday. Retired Farmer Burns To Death HOLLY HILL, June 15 Thomas. Chubb, 97, of the Cross Sec-tion of Berkley County hurncd to death early Friday morning when his residence was destroyed by flames. The victim lived alone.

When a neighbor discovered the fire around 2 a.m., it was imnossible to save anything, according to Sheriff John W. Hill, who investigated the tragedy. Chubb, a retired farmer and cotton ginner, resided where he died his entire life. His wife died in September, 1938, and one son died in infancy. No immediate family survive.

He was a member of Black Creek Methodist Dalton is the son of Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Judy.

He received his diploma from Auburn Dec. 15 and Fickling was represented by Papers were filed Friday in the Orangeburg County Courthouse by State Supreme Court Clerk J. K. Wcstbrook showing that the State's highest court has upheld a $3,000 lower court award to a Maryland merchant against J. C.

and Beatrice W. Fickling of Orangeburg. The decision was reached May 23. A letter, attached to the Supreme Court's written opinion, requested Clerk of Court James K. Westbury to file the enclosure.

The Supreme Court's opinion, written by Justice A. J. Taylor, concluded with the statement "We three Orangeburg attorneys, Mar entered the service January 23. shall B. Williams, A.

J. Hydrick states through a unified effort for better air transportation. Several representatives of a 1 lines spoke and outlined their plans for expansion and discussed route cases now nefore the Civic Aeronautics Board. Erie Cocke, vice president of Delta Air Lines, who is coordinator of airline transportation in South Carolina said "States that have organized on a state wide basis have had much better results than individual communities in their effort to seek expanded He will be stationed in Germany. Sr.

and A. J. Hydrick Jr. The Simmring Case Before State's Highest Court COLUMBIA, June 15 The South Carolina Supreme Court during an hour-long hearing this morning heard arguments as to the proposed estreatment of Simon Simmring's $2,000 appearance bond. Simmring, arrested here last Spring with quantities of obsence materials valued at $10,000, did not appear in court but his attorney, A.

J. Hydrick entered a plea of guilty. Simmring later came in and paid the specified $1,000 fine. Circuit Solicitor Julian S. Wolfe moved to estreat Simmring's bond, contending the estreatment "is in order" because the defendant did not appear in court.

Judge Steve C. Griffith approved the estreatment Dec. 31, 1955. The decision was appealed to the Supreme Court. A state-wide movement launched yesterday In Columbia to seek better air transportation in South Carolina.

The action was taken at a meeting at which 75 representatives of municipalities, Chambers of Commerce, airports, air lines, and interested persons attended. Representing Orangeburg at the meeting were J. E. Home, chairman of the City of Orangeburg's aviation committee, and S. Ernie Wright, manager of the Orangeburg Chamber of Commerce.

B. M. Edwards presidet at the meeting which was sponsored joint The commendation was as fol lows: Maryland jobber was represented by local attorneys Fred R. Fanning Jr. and T.

B. Bryant Jr. "It is a special pleasure for me to commend you as the outstand ing member of Company 113th Battalion, 3rd Training Regiment and for a superior performance of air service." Cocke stated that air are of the opinion that all exceptions should be overruled and the appeal dismissed, and IT IS SO ORDERED." Single Accident Reported Friday The city's first traffic accident The opinion noted that lower RALPH in several days occurred Friday court testimony shows that J. C. 5 lines are facing limitations now due to delivery date of equipment and also the length of time required to decide airline route cases.

Bill Raymond, assistant vice-president of Eastern Ajr Lines stated that his company has on ly by the S.C. Aeronautics Commission and the Columbia Chamber of Commerce. J. Clarence Dre-her Mayor of Columbia, welcomed the group and called for an all-out effort to compete with other Fickling, on May 18, 1953, pur chased merchandise from a Balti afternoon when a Florida driver reached into the rear seat for an elusive feather, according to pol 1 i more jobber, Isadore Shockct, va lued at $3,000, for which he gave Church. Funeral services will be held 3 p.m.

Saturday at Black Creek Methodist Churrh. Rev. George Couch will officiate, and interment will follow in the Chubb cemetery. The remains will be at Sauls-Rhame Funeral Home until conveyed to the church for the funeral hour. ice reports.

Ptl. Warren Ott identified the a $500 check "which was to be i order 122 planes at a total cost 4 duty throughout your four months spent in this organization. "You may well be proud of the record you have established as a member of this organization. This record indicates to me that you are not one who will accept "second best' as your standard of accomplishment. I would like to cite you for your leadership ability and make special note of the fine manner in which you accomplished any and all tasks that were assigned to you.

As a man of much initiative and drive, I am confident that the future holds much in store for you. "Now that you have completed your Advanced Individual Infan drivers as Clarence E. Sharrette cashed immediately," and another of $119,000,000, and that delivery check for $3,000. would begin this year. "When planning your 18, of Lakeland, and Betty P.

Barter, 30, of 320 Claren Similar statements were made The second check, the opinion noted, "was not to be used pro don Damage to both vehi John Morris of the National vacation, don't make God your last resort." Air Lanes whose company has on cles was estimated at 5250.. The report shows the mishap oc vided that Fickling and his wife, immediately upon Fickling's re TRY OUR JUMBO HAMBURGERS 23c JUMBO BAR-B-Q 35c All Kinds of Sandwiches MILK SHAKES 25c SUNDIES 25c AND 30e BANANA SPLITS 30c SHORT ORDERS. ORDERS TO GO PHONE JE4-3MI QUICK CURB SERVICE Ilot Dogs On Special Saturday Only 10c BAUGHMAN DRIVE IN EDISTO DRIVE turn to Orangeburg, executed and order $105,000,000 of new planes, and by Cocke who stated that Delta was expanding to meets its ex- mailed to jobber that promissory curred at the intersection of South Boulevard and Russell St. The car driven by Betty P. Barfer, the report shows, stopped for a red light.

The other vehicle, behind her notes in the amount of $1,000 tended air service and the great demand for plane travel. each, payable in one, two, and three months. This was done and try Training in an outstanding manner, I charge you to continue vonEis ESGO VICCNTER. 506 J.C CALHOUN OR. PMONE je-9Ut car, crashed into the rear when the $3,000 check was returned to During the question and answer period that concluded the meeting the high standards of perform flie driver leaned into the back seat to catch a feather.

ance you have set while here in air line representatives were quer You're The Doctor! ALL WE CAN DO IS KEEP REMINDING YOU OF THE ADVANTAGES OF SAVING REGULARLY AT FIRST FEDERAL! all that you undertake. Good luck and God-Speed. "William A. McNulty Colonel, Infantry Fickling." Fickling contented the merchandise was not as represented, "in that 90 per cent of it was torn, soiled, cut up, useless, for example, shirts with only one sleeve, pants with one leg, coats and jackets cut, shoes that did not match." The appeal grounds were cited as "That the court erred in not Commanding" Secretary of State Dulles said he did not consider the invitation of the Soviet Union for a visit to Moscow by high-ranking Air Force officers "too significant." ied concerning the future of helicopter service particularly to connect the trunk airlines with smaller communities. It was stated that National Air Lines has been experimenting with helicopter service but had suspended operations waiting for the development of a more efficient craft to be certified by the Civic Aeronautics Authority.

John Morris of National Air Lines said, "I believe that helicopter service will serve communities up to a 300-mile radius within the next five years." Hutchins Rites Scheduled Today OPEN AN ACCOUNT IN PERSON OR BY MAIL Mrs. Jessie Lee Hungerpiller ivrolet 1956 Che Hutchins, 74, of 1109 Lexington Recorder Hears Several Cases Recorder Pro-tem J. Stokes Sal-ley, presiding in the absence of Fred R. Fanning, disposed of sev died Friday afternoon in Orangeburg Regional Hospital following several weeks illness. FINE FURNITURE Before You Buy Anywhere Compare Our Prices! Low Overhead Means Low Prices! JtK ORANGHURO Widow of the late Manly J.

Hut eral minor violations during the Friday municipal court. Current Dividend Rate A Negro man, speeding on North Broughton charged with driving too fast for conditions by Sgt. Perry Way and Ptl. Ernest Stab ler, was fined $17. Salley imposed a $17 fina or HOME REPAIRING BUYING BUILDING LOANS 15-day sentence on another color ed man for dunkenness.

Termed a FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSN. 365 RUSSELL, N. E. 'steady customer" by police, the blotter noted the defendant's ad dress as the "city jail." Several bond forfeitures were Lowest Delivered Prices 0 Low Cost GMAC Financing Bonus Trade-in Allowance 0 Courteous, Dependable Service COMPARE ALL THESE AND YOU'LL GET THE BEST BUY AT WAMA1AKER MOTOR COMPANY Your Friendly Chevrolet Dealer Dial JE4-6135 For A Demonstration Today ordered by the court. A white man, charged with parking 1 automobile on a Windsor St.

side walk, lost $17. A Negro man, LONG TERMS charged with double parking on Russell forfeited $7 bond. chins, 6he was born in Orangeburg County, the daughter of the late John David and Caroline Smoak Hungerpiller. She was a member of First Baptist Church. Funeral services will be held 4 p.m.

Saturday at First Baptist Church. Rev. Fred T. Laughon will officiate, assisted by Rev. E.

S. Jones. Interment will follow in Memorial Park Cemetery. The remains will be at Dukes-Harley Funeral Home until conveyed to the church for the funeral hour. Survivors Include a daughter, Mrs.

J. Harry Newman of Orangeburg; four sons, Dr. John Herbert Furman and Clyde J. Hutchins, all of Orangeburg; and four grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Shellle Summers, Eddie Summers, Jervey Summers.

Felder Brickie, Ben Brickie, James Bennett, Rev Lloyd Till and Charlie Felder. Honorary pallbearers will be Dr. W. O. WhetselL S.

F. Birchmore, Jeff Gleaton, Alton Evans, Melvta Bessinger, Dr. James L. Wells, Verne F. Johnson, Leon Axson, John Henry Betsill and Dr.

Jack L. Murphy. One-Fund Meeting Planned Tuesday D0I1T BLOW Y0URJ0P! ORANGEBURG BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION 231 Amelia N.E. DIAL JE4-5231 Orangeburg, S. C.

a MM eC' We Do The Job Right CLEANING AND REPAIRING RADIATOR'S OUR SPECIALTY! Yl rW nnoUn bn i. IriiAL T. G. Strange, chairman of the Oraneeburz County One -Fund Drive Steering Committee has an nounced a public meeting will be IS- DEIWISE held 8 p.m. Tuesday, June 19, in LOW COST the county courthouse.

If lummor tales drop, crianoV your ihop to a comfort hovon nd Inert at laltt 30.9 with The committee, selected at a nublic meeting in July, 1955, re portedly has made comprehensive WORK studies of plans used by such com munities as Sumter and Green wood with marked success. A constitution has been and will be presented for ap proval at next week meeting Several meetings have been held frw olr towdiiowiifl tvrvtf this year with representatives from every community in Or- 0 34 YEARS OLD! 0 FATHER OF FOUR! DEACON MT. CARMEL BAPTIST CHURCH 0 CHARTER MEMBER ORANGEBURG CITIZENS COUNCIL VETERAN WORLD WAR ll-Pacific Theatre AN. EXPERIENCED TEACHER! 0 A UFELONG FARMER! A SELF-TAUGHT LAWYER! aneebure County participating. HORNE MOTO RS UP TO MONTHS TO TAX CALL JE4-L520 DUKES DUKES.

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