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a a THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1968 THE GREENVILLE NEWS, GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA PAGE FORTY FIVE York Stock Exchange (Continued From Page 44) Sales Net Sales Net (Hds.) High Low Close Chg. 10 63 15 11 51 96 105 21 138 135 22 92 25 32 93 32. 31 31. 37 37 38 46 35 27 12 19 363 100 68 6 155 32 34 34 34 155 119 191 46 49 25 25 25 10 40 Va 13 3 19 19 19 23 22 -1 38 38 56 56. 124 37 15 11 125 46 Z20 154 154 154 2 165 165 165 47 15 110 2812 3 2 43 43 43 20 39 12 105 105 106 12 22 -1 27 17 16 229 -U- 8 33 14 32 32 32 32 45 36 36 351 36 z20 102 102 102 z80 120 23 74 74 104 38 23 11 66 65 13 45 z170 23 55 55 160 78 37 69 69 108 11 11 11 27 40 30 76 12 48 22 20 36 58.

12 62 12 26 26 35 23 11 32 32 114 44 182 2400 26 40 z100 89 89 89 61 8 40 117 240 25 25 18 17 115 43 29 78 28 22 -V- 20 50 21 36 36 36 25 24 10 56 19 59 Livestock CHICAGO SunChem .40 Sun Oil 1b Sunasco Sunasco pf Sunbeam 1.16 Sundstrnd .80 Sundst pf3.50 Sunray 1.50 Sunsh Mn .80 Sup Valu 1.10 SuperOil 1.40 Swank Swift Co 1.20 Swingline SymWay Taft Brd .60 Talcott Talon 1 TampaEl .72 Tandy Corp Taylorins .72 TechMat Tektronix Teledyn 2.79t Tenneco 1.28 Tennec pf5.50 Texaco 2.80 TexETrn 1.20 TexGasT 1.42 Tex Sul .40 TexasInst. .80 Tex Oil .10 TexPLd 40e Tex Util 1.60 Textron .70 Textrn pf2.08 Thiokol .40 Thom Bett .96 Thomind Thomasvi .80 ThriftyDr .60 Timeln 1.90a TimesMir .50 Timk RB 1.80 Tish Real .80 Tobin Pkg la Toled Ed 1.48 TootRoll Torring 1.60 Trane Co .80 TransWAir 1 TrnWAir pf 2 Fin Transam 1b Transa pf4.80 Transa pf4.50 Transitron TriCont 2.30e pf2.50 1.20a TRW Inc 1.60 TRW pf4.40 TSC Ind .56 TSC Ind pf.70 Cent 1 UARCO UMC Ind .72 Unarco .40 Unil Ltd UnilNV 1.16g 1.72 Carbide 2 Elec 1.20 Un El pf6.40 Un El pf4.50 1.40 VOCal pf2.50 UnionPacif 2 pf.40 Un Tank 2.50 Uniroyal 1.20 Uniroyal pf 8 Unishops .90 1 UnitAirc 1.60 Unit Cp Un Unit Fin Cal Fruit 1.40 UGasCp 1.70 1.20 UnGreen 1.20 Unit Ind Unit MM 1.20 Unit Nuclear Pk Min Shoe 3 'US Borax la USForS 2.60e USFreigt 1.25 USGypsm 3a USGyp pf1.80 Ind .70 US Lines 2b USLine pf.45 USPipe 1.20 US Play $15.0 USPCh pt5.50 USPCh pf1.20 US Shoe 1.20 Smelt 1b UsSme pf5.50 Steel 2.40 US Tob 1.80 USTob pf1.75 Unit Util .84 Un Util pf.90 Univ Lf 1.20 UnivoPd 1.40 1.60 Bldg .60 PL 1.64 UTD Cp 1.20 1,40 -Vanity Fair 1 -VareCorp .80 Varian Asso Veederin 1.60 .60 -VictComp .45 .50 1.36 or CHICAGO (AP) (USDA) Hogs Jive; shippers took 1-2 190-240 lb. butchers fully steady; fairly acbutchers 19.00-19.50; around 250 head 200- 220 lbs. 19.75-20.00; 1-3 220-225 lbs 18.50- 19.25, mostly 18.75-19.25; 2-3 250-290 Ibs. 10.25-18.75; 2-3 290-310 lbs 18.00-18.25; sows on Uneven, 500 Ibs.

and up; fairly active; 1-3 steady to 25 higher, the advance 340-400 lb. sows 17.25-18.00; 2-3 400-500 Ibs. 16.75-17.25; 2-3 500-550 lbs. 16.00-16.75; 15.00-16.00. 2-3 550-600 lbs.

15.25-16.00; boars none; Cattle calves slaughter steers fairly active, steady to 25 higher with the advance on choice and below; heifers fairly active, steady, to strong; cows active, strong to 25 higher; bulls steady; prime lb. slaughter steers yield grade 3 and 4 29.50-30.00, one Joad at 30.50; high choice and prime lbs. 28.50-29.75; choice bs. yield grade 2 10 4 27.25-28.50; mixed good and choice 26.25-27.25; good 25.25- 26.25; standard and low good 22.50-25.25; Toad high choice and prime 1,050 lb. slaughter heifers 27.50; choice Ibs.

yield grade 2 to 4 26.00-27.00; mixed good and choice 25.25-26.00; good 24.50- 25.25; standard and low good 22.00-24.50; utility and commercial cows high-yielding utility 20.00-20.25; canners and cutters 16.75-19.00; utility and commercial bulls 20.50-24.00. Sheep 100; not enough of any class for market test. S. C. PRODUCE COLUMBIA (AP) -South Carolina farm prices reported Wednesday by the Market News Service: Columbia Farmers Wholesale Market prices about steady, supply ample, demand fair.

Good collards 2.00-2.25, fair quality 1.75- 2.00. Green onions 1.10-1.25. Cabbage plants 3.00-3.50. Onion plants 3.00-3.50. Mustard and turnip salad 2.00 to 2.50.

Spinach 2.00-2.50. Turnip roots 2.00-2.25, turnips tops 2.00-2.250. South Carolina Georgia poultry prices at the farm steady at 16, supply adequate, demand generally fair. Lightweight hens 5-6. Grain steady.

No. hogs: Florence Kingstree buying station steady 18.00. Greenville auciton 17.00-18.25. Holly Hill 'auction 17.00-18.00. Cattle: Columbia good Choice veal calves 34.0-40.00, utility commercial 24.00-34.00; good choice butcher steers heifers 24.50-27.00, utility commercial 21.00-24.50; commercial cows 19.00-21.50, canners cutters 14.00-17.00; good choice stocker steers heifers 27.50-33.00, medium 25.00-27.50.

Greenville good choice veal calves 94.00-40.75, utility commercial 24.00- 34.00; good choice butcher steers heifers 24.00-25.75, utility commercial 20.00-24.00; commercial cows 18.00-21.00; canners cutters 15.00-18.00; good choice stocker steers heifers 26.00-33.00; medium 20.00-26.00. Holly Hill good veal calves 30.00-35.00, utility commercial 25.00-30.00; good choice butcher steers heifers 24.00-26.00, utility commercial 20.00-23.00; commercial cows 18.00-21.00; canners cutters 14.00-18.00; good choice stocker steers heifers 25.00-32.00, medium 19.00- 24.00. Leesville good choice veal calves 36.00- 40.00, utility, comercial 30.00-36.00; dood choice butcher steers heifers 24.00-26.28, utility commercial 22.00- 24.00; commercial cows 19.00-21.25; cutters 16.75-19.50; good stocker heifers 27.50-34.50, medium 22.00- $27.50. COTTONSEED OIL NEW YORK (AP) Bleachable Cottonseed oil futures closed 15 lower. Sales 2 contracts.

High Low Close May 14.00 14.00 14.00b Closings: Jul 1.40b, Sep 13.80n. B-bid; N-nominal. N. Y. POTATO FUTURES NEW YORK (AP) -Potato futures: Maine closed 3 to 5 cents lower.

Sales 1,729 contracts. High Low Close Apr 1.75 1.69 1.69 May 2.25 2.15 2.17 Nov 2.34 2.30 2.30 TREND OF STAPLE PRICES NEW YORK, (AP) The Associated Press Weighted Wholesale Index of 35 commodities declined to 163.47 Previous day 163.62, Week Ago 163.87, Month Ago 164.66, Year Ago 164.81, 1967-68 1966 1965 1964 High 166.40 180.04 176.76 166.99 Low 160.30 165.57 166.20 160.56 (1926 Average Equals 100) BUTTER AND EGGS CHICAGO (AP) -(USDA)-Butter: wholesale selling prices unchanged; 93 AA 66.442; .92 A unquoted. Eggs: Prices paid delivered to Chicago unchanged to 2 lower; 80 per cent or better Grade A whites 31-32; mediumwhite extras 60. per better Grade whites medium white extras unquoted; standards checks unquoted. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Phone 232-1511 ANNOUNCEMENTS 3-Lost and Found LOST: belonging 1968 to Parker Ann High Manley.

School Buncombe ring Rd. area. Phone 269-4977. LOST: In the A Shopping Center, Greer, S. ladies' white gold diamond bracelet.

Liberal reward. Phone 235-0441 or 963-4107. LOST: From Groce's Lake Pasture, one white faced cow. Has chain on neck with number tag. Call 834-9247.

LOST: Red Pekingese with black, face, near Piedmont at Piedmont. Call L. D. Moore, 845-6356. LOST: Mixed Feist-Chihuahua, male, white, brown ears and brown hips, answers to "John Henry" or "Trigger" strayed from home of Bill Looney, Camperdown Community.

Anyone knowing whereabouts, Call 859 Reward. LOST: Two young Boston Bull dogs, in vicinity of Cedar Lane Rd. One with black face and one with white marking down face, 235-7495. LOST: Red Irish Setter, male, answers to name Lake Forest area. REWARD.

Phone 244-0768. LOST: Man's billfold in vicinity of Greenville, Memorial Auditorium. Reward, Call 235-9071 after 4 P.M. LOST: Black and White Spaniel, wearing red harness, named "Chipper." Vicinity of E. McBee Ave.

Reward. CE 2-1564. FOUND KEY CASE On lot at Skyway Phone 834-4224 4 -Notices WILL not be responsible for any debts make by anyone other than myself Jerry D. Hendrix. K.

CARSON'S CAST AL ALUMINUM SIGN LETTERS, WILL LAST AS LONG AS MASONRY Domestic Civil CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATION Phone 235-4140 THE COPY SHOP service while you wait! 608 LAURENS RD. PHONE 235-8568 Monograms Embroidered Margaret R. Barr, W. Mountain View Ave. Call 232-9306.

6 Lodge Notices WALDEN LODGE, No. 274 A. F. M. will hold a Regular Communication at 7:30 P.

M. to confer the Master Mason Degree. H. M. Davis is Lodge Master.

7-Nursing Homes RHODES HOUSE-: private boarding home for elderly ladies, vacancy, reasonable. 845-7029. 8-Child Care- -Nurseries FLOYD'S Licensed Day Nursery. Preschool children. Hot lunches, special rate, 6 West Ave.

CE 3-4011. ABC NURSERY PLAY SCHOOL 25 Long Forest Dr. Licensed. 24-Hour Service. All age groups.

246-1812. LEE ROAD DAY CENTER. Licensed, hot meals, fenced yard. 604 E. Lee Road.

Phone 244-6020. CHARLOTTE'S Nursery Near has Stone openings. Mfg. 1418 Poinsett Hwy. Phone 235-6955, 235-6723.

TINY TIM Nursery has opening, ages 1-12 months, excellent diaper service. Phone 239-7579. SANS SOUCI Nursery. New, modern, all facilities, 5-groups with kindergarten. 825 Franklin.

Call Mrs. Sloan, owner and operator. 235-0351. SUNSHINE CHILD CARE NURSERY WEEKEND, trips, vacations, pre-school, licensed, 24 Berea, 246-5342. HOLLAWAY lunches, NURSERY, up at licensed, schools.

all Wade Hampton Taylors, 244-3224. CHILD CARE CENTER INFANTS to 6 yrs. Hot meals. 302 Poinsett Hwy. Call 233-6857.

9-Schools and Instructions ENROLL ANYTIME FOR morning and evening Waldrep's classes. Beauty Easy payment plan. Academy. Call 235-9631. 9-Schools and Instructions VETERANS! Enroll now for career in aviation.

Stevens Aviation, Inc. Greenville-Spartanburg Jetport, 877-6451. LEARN TO DRIVE AMERICAN ADVANCE DRIVING SCHOOL 239-4105 232-7497 WOODALL'S Driving School Greenville's Oldest Operated By Helen and Rufus Woodall WITH OVER 20 years experience in law enforcement and safety education. Certificates issued to all students for benefits. $6 Per Lesson CE 5-8406 AUTOMATION LEARN IBM BASIC SECRETARIAL PBX RECEPTIONIST NURSES AIDE MEDICAL ASSISTANT Graduates The Best Jobs and Higher Student loans or school terms are available.

High school not necessary. No age limit. Day or evening classes. TRAIN NOW PAY LATER PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS SCHOOL Greenville Call 242-5541 SCN BLDG. SUITE Anderson Call 224-2137 1621 N.

Main Anderson EMPLOYMENT 15-Male Help Wanted LABORERS AND Multi-Purpose CARPENTERS: Auditorium. For Contact Mr. Allen Ashley, Superintendent, at the iob site or phone 654-4187, Clemson, S. C. Good working conditions, and overtime work available with time and half for all over 40 hours.

We are in compliance with equal employment opportunity. OFFICE Manager. Large local firm. Good spot for future arowth. $7,200.

Call John Bell, 232-5181, Snelling Snelling. WANTED Experienced Dozer and scraper operators. Also need Hancock operator. Good salary for qualified personnel, Contact Eaale Construction Newberry, S. C.

276-5040 or 276-3405 nights. wanted, full or part time, Apply Judson Barber Shop, Easley Bridge Rd. Phone 246-5016. Red Carpet Opportunities The Southeast's largest self service discount shoe chain is looking for you. We are interviewing for manager training positions offering group hospitalization and life insurance, paid vacation, profit sharing and other fringe benefits.

Apply PIC N' PAY SHOES, 1604 Easlev Bridge or 300 Wade Hampton Blvd. Box T.S. News- Piedmont. NEED IMMEDIATELY Machintet and Milling Machine Operators. Need Immediately Carolina Tool Gauge Inc.

3404 White Horse Rd ENGINEERS ALL types, with or without degree. Ton companies, pav all fees, etc. Curtis Head Engineering Coneultant. QUALITY PERSONNEL, INC. Daniel 232-8741 Experienced Photographer TO work in Greenville natudio, apply Mrs.

Porter, 320 N. St. No Phone calls. WANTED: Technical man, muel be willing to travel when necessary. Good personalitv and education ro.

quired. Must have working knowledge of seamless knitting. Salary from $15.000 10 $25 1 cunarienes plus fringe benefits. Expenses paid when travelina. Resume required.

Reply X-3 AND S-6 LOOM FIXERS RATE $3,04 PER HOUR MINIMUM 48 HOURS PER WEEK ROSEN MILLS Hawthorne. New, Jersey CALL COLLECT, 201-423-1550 INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS 1-3 YEARS experience. Degree not necessary. Textile experience preferred C. location.

To $9.000. Call Ed Sinclair, AMERICAN PERSONNEL, 239-5381. Service Station Attendant MUST be experienced and reliable and have, good appearance. Opening for evening work and Sunday, Good wages plus commission. Apply in person, Gilbert's Shell Service, 291 By Pass at Clevela.id St.

EMPLOYMENT 15-Male Help Wanted LABORERS Also 30-B Cable Rig Operator 2601 Laurens Road CAMERAMAN for full service graphic arts company, Must be fully experienced in black and white line and half-tone work. Call Dynagraphics Inc. 233-4636. unlimited. ELECTRICAL Large Draftsman.

Potential progressive now. $6,500. Call Dan White, 233- 4651, Snelling Snelling. ESTABLISHED industrial supply company locating a branch in Greater Greenville area. Opportunity for qualified industrial sales manager in cutting tools and machine tools.

Many benefits including stock option and profit sharing plan. Salary open for right man. Only experienced man need apply. Write Box R-R, News-Piedmont. ROUTE SALESMAN AGE 21 to 35, high school education preferred.

Apply in person after P.M. to: Krispy Kreme Doughnuts 16 AUGUSTA ST. CARPENTERS AND LABORERS EXPERIENCED in general building construction. Apply Ruscon Construction Wofford College Library site, Spartanburg, S. C.

An Equal Opportunity Employer DRAFTSMAN, must have some knowledge of golf and be able to type for a well known golf architect. Call 277- 3402 for interview. DEPENDABLE man to operate egg producing cage-operated poultry farm near Easley, S. C. No experience necessary.

For appointment call Mr. J. G. Lesley, office 859-3577, or residence 859-9282. CUSTOMER Service.

Delivery. Chance to advance after short training period. Start $3,900. Call Dan White, 233-4651, Snelling Snelling. BRANCH MANAGER High School graduate with a lot of determination to succeed is all that is required.

$5,200 plus many outstanding benefits. NATIONWIDE PERSONNEL, 877-0142. ELECTRICAL Engineer. FEE PAID. Head Up department.

Great start for future promotions. $11,000. Call Dan White, 233-4651, Snelling Snelling. QUALIFIED GRILL MAN SECOND shift, $2 per hour. A Drive- In and Restaurant, wade Hampton Bivd.

Truck Driver Experienced, must apply in person, Hospital insurance, paid vacation, and other fringe benefits. Pearce Young Angel White Horse Rd. TRAINEE. Want responsibility? Travel first class into top management. $4,200.

Call Clay Banks, 232-5181, Snelling Snelling. LOCAL Delivery, age 18 Up, driver's license, 5 days, salary NATIONWIDE PERSONNEL, 877 2, Greer. SYSTEMS Programmer. Well known firm. Career opportunity.

Salary $9,000. Call Sue Baker, 233-4651, Snelling Snelling. BARBER wanted: Established business, guaranteed salary, Call 246-9924. Berea Plaza Barber shop. TRAINEE.

Cost accountant. a Wonderful Sue Baker, 233-4651, Snelling Snellopportunity to grow. Salary $5,200. a Call ing. ENGINEERS Urgently Needed PROCESS Engineer, experienced in plant Process Engineering.

QUALITY Control Chemical Engineer, Engineering Chemistry or degree. PRODUCTION Engineer, BS in Textile Chemical, Mechanical or Industrial Engineering. Salaries open on all above positions. Nationwide Personnel 510 Masonic Temple 233-4318 PROGRAMMER to Systems Analyst. 2 years college EXPERIENCED on Model 360 progress required.

Nationwide Personnel 510 Masonic Temple 233-4318 APARTMENT RESIDENT MANAGER MUST apartments be and experienced be able in rentable all 'details connected with management of large building including decorating, maintenance, service calls supervision of staff. Must to meet have public. good personality and be able Will consider man and wife. Salary open. Give complete resume of experience and background.

Box K-S, News-Piedmont. Motor Grader Operator MODEL Operator wanted. Steady Co. employment. Greenville Asphalt Phone 239-1930.

CONTACT MAN (White) WHO Knows city and has own transportation to assist non-profit organization, commissions paid daily no selling references. 877-2231, after 8:30 a.m. BARBER WANTED TO operate Lynch's Barber Shop at Lynch's Shopping Center. Travelers Rest, S. C.

Phone 836-3611. MAINTENANCE MAN VENDING TRAINEES CANTEEN OF DIXIE has openings Must be neat and ambitious, with maintenance man and vending trainee. South Carolina driver's license. Age 25 to 40. Join a progressive organization.

Apply: Old Piedmont Hwy. Near 1-85 overpass AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER EXPERIENCED AUTO MECHANIC GUARANTEED salary plus commission. Life insurance and hospitalization paid by company. Plenty of work. Good working conditions.

Contact: Charlie Grimsey SITTON BUICK CO. 233-2566 Evenings: 232-2677 CHEF MOUNTAIN Recort, May 15 to Nov. 1, top salary, board and room. Lake Toxaway Inn, PO Box 10, Lake Toxaway Inn, N. C.

Phone 704-966-4761. UPHOLSTERERS ORE OPENINGS Marchant now, Industries, will train. 1-385, Mr. Phone Geisel, 232- 3533. ROUTE SALESMAN AGE Apply in person Leake Brothers Dairy, 908 Laurens Rd.

No phone calls, please. Warehouse Supervisor AGE 30-35 for rapidly expanding company in Greater Greenville Area. Must have heavy supervisory experience in warehouse management. Prefer person with experience in the piece goods business or related field, Must be willing to begin duties outside the Greenville area for about 4 months. Salary open.

Mail complete resume to P. 0. Box 989, Monroe, N. C. AI replies will be treated confidential.

AUTO MECHANIC HAVE opening for line mechanic. Good working conditions, five day week, Salary and Commission. A good town to work and live and enioy the four seasons of the year. Contact: Bud Crawford Service Manager PETE FOLSOM MOTOR COMPANY Hendersonville, N. C.

Chrysler Trucks 447 S. Main Street ASSISTANT PLANT ENGINEER TEXTILE FINISHING located in South Carolina is seeking an individual who can assume this responsible position. Applicant should have proper background and experience. Send complete resume to: Box K-T, News-Piedmont. TOOL DIE MAKERS First Class Machinist Cylindrical Grinder Hand Presently on ove time schedule Greenville Tool, Inc.

Phone 233-4681 TEXTILE Futures SHIFT FOREMAN- -Pin Drafting, TurboStaplers. Fee Paid. $9,000. DYEING SUPERINTENDENT in management. Fee Paid.

$16,000. KNITTING SUPERINTENDENT Cir. cular. $15,000. Fee Paid.

SUPERINTENDENT -Cotton Yarn manufacturing. $15,000. CHEMISTS -Dyeing and finishing perience. $12,000. PLANT PERSONNEL MANAGER -Minimum 6 months experience.

Degree. $10,000. EDP-Programmers, Systems Analysts. Fee Paid. Salary commensurate with experience.

A ASSISTANT TO VICE PRESIDENT Heavy in Textile Management. Capable of moving up ladder. Thread or yarn manufacturing and dyeing and finishing. $15,000. ALL REPLIES CONFIDENTIAL Resumes invited.

Contact Phil Dandridge. avgilABILITY 1610 242-4530 EMPLOYMENT 15-Male Help Wanted EXPERIENCED Sewing Machine Mechanic. Good pay, full employee Carolina. Reply to Box L-T, benefits, relocate central NES South mont. PROGRAMMER, 3-4 years experience, salary depends on person.

age open. NATIONWIDE PERSONNEL, 859-3636. MODERN progressive weaving company in western South Carolina seeking textile college graduate experienced in designing and weaving of synthetics 10 head experimental and research weaving departments. Reply to Box J-T, News-Piedmont. ONE general Auto Mechanic, one helper, good pay and benefits.

Call 277-5052 EMPLOYMENT Manager, relocation and Salary depends on experience. TRC Personnel, Daniel 242-4320. WANTED immediately experienced air conditioning and heating mechanic. Only experienced need apply. Call 239-9096.

MANAGER Trainee. URGENT! Rapid advancement. Salary $6,000. Call Sue Baker, 233-4651, Snelling Snelling. Estimator-Supervisor MUST be experienced in estimating and price quoting on commercial jobs.

Starting salary $7,800. Greenville area. RUSH! Call Thelma Bridgeman, ATLAS PERSONNEL. 232-2711 Industrial Engineers TEXTILE, ceramic, metal working, garment. Immediate Openings.

TRC Personnel Daniel Bldg. 242-4320 COMMISSARY MANAGER POSITION open in Anderson area, Available for qualified person in Food Service Management. Reply: Division Manager P. O. Box 316 Anderson, S.

C. NEEDED IMMEDIATELY Experienced Sewing Machine Operators Cuff Runners Overlock Buttonhole Fronts Many company benefits APPLY Personnel Office Piedmont Shirt Co. Poinsett Hwy. An Equal Opportunity Employer 16-Female Help Wanted MEET PEOPLE. Unusually interesting position for attractive, girl who can type.

$325. Call Childers, 232-5181, Snelling Snelling. CASHIER. Young a attractive girl. No typinq.

$282. Call Jan Moore, 232-5181, Snelling Snelling. HOUSEKEEPER, 5 day week, small child, some cooking, references, nice, quiet home. 244-1407. HOURS 9 A.M.

COOK. P.M. No Sunday work. Barbecue Lodge, 1425 Laurens Rd. SECRETARY -Receptionist, immediate employment, to $400.

TRC Personnel, Daniel 242-4320. EXECUTIVE Secretary, salary to $450. TRC Personnel, Daniel 242-4320. WORLD Acceptance Corp. has an opening for experienced secretary, must be able to take shorthand and have excellent typing ability.

Age limit 25-30, excellent starting salary. Call 232-8120 for appointment. anytime weekdays or between 9 A.M. 12:30 P.M. Saturday.

TYPIST. Smart attractive girl needed at once. $300. Call Jan Moore, 232-5181, Snelling Snelling. WOULD like elderly, retired white woman to live in with handicapped lady in Greenville, S.

C. Would have to be able to do light housekeeping duties. For any further information write W. B. Neese, 20 Sheridon Charleston, S.

C. 29407. HOUSEKEEPER, room and board plus salary, 5 days a week, 2 children and household chores. 244-2420 after 3:30 p.m. WAITRESSES NO experience necessary, excellent employee benefits, good pay and working conditions.

Apply: SHONEY'S BIG BOY 1310 N. Pleasantburg Greenville (NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE) WAITRESSES EXPERIENCED. Full time or weekend, part time. No Sunday work, age 20- 35. Apply, in person; Mr.

Bagwell, Rib Loin Steak House. No calls. CASHIER COUNTER HELP APPLY in person, no phone calls. Bonanza Sirloin Pit, 308 5. Pleasantburg Dr.

SEAMSTRESSES EXPERIENCED or will train, positions once. Mr. Geisel, Marchant Industries, 1-385, Phone 232-3533. Counter Waitress FOR second shift, hours 3 p. m.

til 11 p. "Dunkin Donuts S. Pleasantburg Greenville WAITRESS THIRD Shift. 11 P.M. 7 A.M.

Apply Pure Oil Restaurant, White Horse and 1-85. CURB GIRLS FIRST shift, 2 needed. Apply A In and Restaurant, Wade Hampton Bivd. 9-Schoois and Instructions DRIVING ACE CALL 235-7814 RUBY WOODALL PLANNING YOUR FUTURE Why Not A Career In Business? IBM SPEEDWRITING NEW CLASSES APRIL 8 Call or write for information 232-1642 DRAUGHON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE Wade Hampton Mall EMPLOYMENT NOTICES (hds.) High Low Close Chg. pf 5 260 81 81 81 VonGroc 1.20 6 26 26 26 Vornado 32 VSI Corp .40 24 Vulcan Mat 1 14 Va -W- Walgreen .90 Walk fn1.20a WallMurr .70 18 WallM pf1.70 61 61 61 Wall Tier 1.10 11 Walworth Co 12 WardFd 1.02f 36 Warnaco 1.20 30 Warnc pf1.50 33 Warnc pf1.22 Warn Co 1.44 33 33 33 WarnLamb 51 41 WarLam pf 4 z280 128 Was Gas 1.64 Warn Sw 1.60 228 45 45 WashSti .70 14 14 14 Was Wat 1.20 Waukesha 2.

65 Way Gos 1.40 Weanind 1.10 Webb De 1E 8 Weis Mkt .68 Welbilt Welch Sci .50 WescoFinl 1t 20 17 West Tra WstPtPep 2a 50 Westn WVPulp AirL 1.90 32 22 Wn Banc 1.20 Wstn Md 1.60 18 WstnPac 2.20 WnUTel 1.40 32 Wn Un pf4.60 74 Wn Un pf4.90 WghABk 1.80 188 4.2 WestgEl 1.80 71 63 WestE pf3.80 z80 Weyberg 1.20 3 Weyerhr 1.40 35 38 Wheelg Steel 11 19 Wheel Stl pf z280 Whirl Cp 1.60 44 51 White Cn WhiteCrss .40 White Mot 2b 88 Whittaker Cp 365 WickesCorp 21 Williams Bro 44 WinnDix 1.50 39 WisEIPw 1.32 11 Wis EIP pf 6 z10 103 103 103 WissPSvc 1.02 Witccco Ch 1.20 3 Wolv WW .50 00 16 16 'Wometco .48 20 19 20 Woodwir 1.60 6 28 28 World Airwy Woolworth 1 114 Wurlitzer .80 3 20 -X- XeroxCp 1.40 189 Xtra Inc 117 44 -Y- YngstSht 1.20 1.80 79 -Z- Zayre Corp 32 ZenithR 1.20a 81 -1 Zurn Ind .24 141 28 Copyrighted by The Associated Press 1968 SALES NEW YORK (AP) -N Stock sales Approx final total 7,390,000 Previous day 7,413,520 Week ago 8,996,490 Month ago 9,172,510 Year ago 8,829,850 Two years ago 6,716,120 Jan 1 to date 570,076,070 1967 to date 562,676,421 1966 to date 493,345,774 CLOSING INDEX NEW YORK (AP)-Closing New York Stock Exchange Index: Market -4 cents Index 49.42 Industrial 51.55 Transportation 43.32 41.43 Utility Finance 52.76 Sharp Drop Taken By Wheat Futures CHICAGO (AP) tures declined cents a bushel Board of Trade Soybeans prices but corn closed The principal decline of wheat report of new heavy moisture winter wheat BOARD OF High WHEAT Mar 1.47⅛ May 1.50 Jul 1.52⅜ Sep 1.55¾ Dec 1.61¾ CORN Mar 1.19¾ May 1.22½ Jul 1.26¼ Sep 1.28⅜ Dec 1.28⅞ Mar 69 1.32⅞ OATS Mar May 79 Jul 75 Sep Dec 76 RYE Mar 1.18¾ May 1.21¾ Jul 1.23½ Sep 1.25½ Dec 1.29 SOYBEANS Mar 2.70⅛ May 2.74⅜ Jul 2.77½ Aug 2.77¼ Sep Nov 2.69¼ Jan 2.73⅛ SOYBEAN OIL Mar 8.61 May 8.72 Jul 8.81 Aug .8.80 Sep 8.82 Oct 8.75 Dec 8.83 Jan 8.82 SOYBEAN MEAL War 74.35 May 75.00 Jul 75.80 Aug 75.80 Sep 74.45 Oct' Dec 73.55 Jan 73.50 CHOICE STEERS Apr 27.10 Jun 26.52 Aug 26.17 Oct 26.25 Dec 26.50 Feb 26.62 Apr '69 26.95 Wheat fumore than two on the Chicago Wednesday. were lower, on mixed tone. factors in the pirces was a and moderately in the Southwest growing area. TRADE TABLE Previous Low Close Close 1.46⅜ 1.47⅛ 1.47¼ 1.48 1.48⅝ 1.50 1.50½ 1.51 1.52⅜ 1.53¾ 1.54⅛ 1.55⅝ 1.59¼ 1.59¾ 1.61½ 1.19 1.19¾ 1.18⅞ 1.21⅞ 1.22 1.22 1.25¾ 1.26 1.25¾ 1.28¾ 1.28 1.27¾ 1.28⅛ 1.28½ 1.28¼ 1.32¼ 1.32⅝ 1.32¼ 80 80 83 72 72 1.18 1.18¼ 1.17⅞ 1.20⅝ 1.20⅝ 1.20⅞ 1.22¾ 1.22¾ 1.23 1.24¼ 1.24½ 1.24⅝ 1.28 1.28¼ 1.28½ 2.73½ 2.69⅝ 2.74 2.69¾ 2.70¼ 2.76½ 2.76⅞ 2.77¼ 2.76⅜ 2.76½ 2.77⅜ 2.70¼ 2.70¼ 2.71¼ 2.68⅜ 2.68⅝ 2.69½ 2.72¼ 2.72¼ 2.73¼ 8.49 8.52 8.62 8.60 8.64 8.73 8.71 8.73 8.85 8.72 8.78 8.87 8.73 8.79 8.87 8.70 8.72 8.82 8.75 8.77 8.86 8.80 8.85 8.89 73.50 74.20 74.00 74.35 74.65 74.85 75.40 75.65 75.65 75.45 75.55 75.65 74.35 74.35 74.45 73.70 73.80 73.40 73.40 73.55 73.30 73.40 73.55 27.02 27.05 27.07 26.45 26.47 26.50 26.12 26.15 26.17 26.15 26.25 26.22 26.40 26.45 26.47 26.57 26.62 26.65 26.92 26.92 26.95 Futures For Cotton Down NEW YORK (AP) Cotton futures No. 2 closed Wednesday $1.80 to $4.25 a bale lower.

After initial small advances, the market declined on hedge selling, which was absorbed through commission-house buying. No. 2 futures closed $1.80 to $4.25 a bale lower than the previous close. Open High Low Close N.C. May 31.60 31.78 30.95 31.08 -57 Jul 31.81 31.95 31.14 31.25 53 Oct 31.96 31.96 31.00 31.10 84 Dec 31.68 31.75 30.85 60 Mar 31.87 31.90 31.50 31.41B 59 May 31.66b Jul 31.50b B-Bid.

BOND AVERAGES Compiled By The Associated Press 20 10 10 10 10 Rails Ind. Util. Fgn. L. Yd Net change Wed'day 64.9 87.1 79.1 88.6 80.0 Prev.

"bay 64.9 86.7 79.3 88.6 80.0 Week Ago .65.1 87.5 79.7 88.8 81.0 Month Ago 65.7 87.7 80.2 89.2 81.1 Year 1967-68 Ago High 73.0 72.7 95.1 95.6 83.5 84.9 91.9 92.5 88.0 1967-68 Low 64.6 78.0 88.6 78.4 1966 High 79.5 101.4 86.1 93.1 90.7 1966 Low 70.1 88.9 79.2 90.4 83.7 SUGAR NEW YORK, (AP) Sugar futures closed unchanged to lower. Sales 31 contracts. HIGH LOW CLOSE May. 7.40 7.40 7.398 Jul. 7.46 7.46 7.45B Raw sugar spot 7.35.

World Sugar No. 8 closed 2 to 5 higher. Sales 970 contracts. Mrs. Gaston Orr EASLEY Funeral services for Mrs.

Mamie Meritt Orr, 88, of Powdersville community, Rt. 3, Easley, who died Tuesday, I widow conducted of Gaston Thursday Orr, at a 2 will p.m. be at Siloam Baptist Church by the Rev. Jack Ward, the Rev. Paul Barnett and the Rev.

Grady Tollison. Burial will be in the church cemetery. The body is at the home and will be placed in the church Thursday at 1. p.m. Robinson Funeral Home is in charge.

Other Deaths on Page Edwin B. Nimmons for SENECA Edwin Bowen Funeral Nimmons, services 59, North Second Street, died Tuesday, will be conducted at 2 p.m. Thursday at Seneca Presbyterian Church by the Rev. L. J.

Taylor. Burial will be in Oconee Memorial Park. The family requests that flowers be omitted. The body is at Brown's Funeral Home and will be placled in the church at 1 p.m. Thursday.

Mrs. Walker Funeral services for Mrs. Janie Williams Bryant Walker of 15 Vannoy widow of the Rev. Freeman Walker, will be conducted today at 11 a.m. at Thomas McAfee Funeral Home by the Rev.

H. C. Cash. Burial will be in Woodlawn Memorial Park. The body the funeral home and 'the fmily is at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

James Christian, 15 Vannoy St. Mrs. Phillips WILLIAMSTON Funeral services for Mrs. Virginia Phillips, 53, of 114 Edgewood Drive, who died Tuesday, will conducted Thursday at 3 p.m. at Gray Mortuary, Pelzer, by the Rev.

Paul Mabrey and the Rev. Leon Chandler. Burial will be in Forest Lawn Memorial Park. Pallbearers will be nephews. The family is at the home of a daughter, Mrs.

Ben Chrietzberg, 15 Legby Pelzer. Emory S. Davis Funeral services for Emory S. Davis, 70, of 43 Sycamore Drive, retired barber, who died Tuesday, will conducted at Fair Heights Baptist Church today at 4:30 p.m. by Rev.

the Rev. Rollins the Jerry K. Scott and the Rev. H. C.

Cash. Burial will be in Woodlawn Memorial Park. Pallbearers will be Floyd Therrell, L. C. Wilson Hass Thompson, Fred Hood, Troy Hamby a and Dennis Whitaker.

The body is at Thomas McAfee Funeral Home. Lee D. Ford Funeral services for Lee Doffers Ford of Rt. 5, Greenville, Paris community, will be conducted today at 4:30 p.m. at Thomas McAfee Funeral Home by the Rev.

W. J. Leslie, the Rev. Frank Pearson and the Rev. A.

A. Padgett. Burial will be in Woodlawn Memorial Park. Pallbearers will be nephews: Calvin Ford, Raymond Hatcher, Charles Ford, Cleveland Kerns, Walter Ford, Henry T. Holloway Jr.

and Clyde Bridges Jr. The body is at the funeral home and the family is at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Horace Swafford, 10 Marchant Monaview. Leston L. Woodcock PELZER Liston Livingston Woodcock, 88, of Rt.

1, Pelzer, died at his home Wednesday at 6 a.m. after an illness of three days. was a son of the late and Elizabeth Woodborn in Pender County, N. C. He lived in Pelzer for more than 60 years.

Before his retirement in 1957, he was maintenance manager for both the Upper and Lower Mills of Kendall's Pelzer Division. He began work for the Mills when he was 20. While living in West Pelzer, he Served on the Town Council for two years, as a trustee of West Pelzer School for 18 years and 15 years as chairman of the Board a of Trustees. He was a member of Pelzer Camp, Woodmen of the for 51 years and was presented a 50-year pin. He was a member of Pelzer Lodge 217 for 42 years, its secretary for 32 years.

He served the lodge as worshipful master for three years and deputy grand master of District 17. He had been a Shriner for 18 years, a Royal Arch Mason, a member of the Royal and Select Masters' Council and held an appointive office as a Knight Templar. He was a member of Pelzer Methodist Church and served as steward, charge leader, teacher for Sunday School Class and men's class teacher. Surviving are nine daughters, Mrs. Charles (Helen) Gibson of Young's Island, Mrs.

L. C. (Blanch) Sutherland of Newport News, Mrs. Elizabeth W. Monroe of Latta, Mrs.

Catherine W. Covington ofRichmond, Mrs. Mason (Lathia) Guthrie and Mrs. Ralph (Doris) Lawless of Pelzer, Mrs. Ray (Pearl) Schilling of Piedmont, Mrs.

L. W. (Bobby Sue) Faulkner of Palms and Mrs. Charlton (Ruby) Tripp of Spartanburg; five Sons, Thomas Bennett of Mullins, Liston W. Woodcock of Bel Aire, Claude R.

Woodcock of Charleston, Frank C. Woodcock of Pelzer and Charles L. Woodcock, serving with the Navy in 28 California; 35 grandchildren, grandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Thomas McAfee Funeral Home. The body is at the funeral home.

S. A. Harbin WESTMINSTER Steve A. Harbin of Horseshoe Bridge Road died Wednesday in a Columbia hospital after a short illness. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Sandifer Funeral Home.

The body is being returned to Sandifer Funeral Home. A. P. Myers PENDLETON Funeral services for Adolphus Preston Myers, 61, of Rt. 1, Pendleton, who died in a tractor accident Tuesday, will be conducted Thursday at 4 p.m.

at Refuge Baptist Church by the Rev. Joe Pace, the Rev. C. M. Elrod and the Rev.

Garland Sentell. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Pallbearers will be Leonard Riggins, Herman King, Wallace, Tommy and Arthur Lee Smith and Junior Dobson. The body is at the home and will be in the church at 3 p.m. Thursday.

Duckett Funeral Home, Central, is in charge. C. D. Boyce WILLIAMSTON Charles Derwood Boyce, 45, of Anderson Drive was found dead in his car near Clinton Wednesday night about 6 p.m. Laurens County Coroner Marshall Pressley, ordered an autopsy but said the causes of death was apparently strangulation.

The coroner said he did not expect to call an inquest. The victim had been missing for eight days. He was an employe of the Boyce Furniture Co. in Pelzer and was a son of Delt and Bertie Barnwell Boyce Sr. Surviving also are his wife, Mrs.

Bert Evans Boyce; a son, Chip Boyce of the home; a daughter, Mrs. Pat Kinzie of Greenville; a brother, Delk Boyce Jr. of West Pelzer; and a sister, Mrs. Tillman (Lib) Galloway of Williamston. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Gray Mortuary, Pelzer.

Gary Patterson PIEDMONT Gary died Wednesday at 4:40 p.m. in a Greenville hospital after a long illness. He was born in Grenville County, son of the late John and Nannie Bolden Patterson, and was a retired textile worker and a member of the Pentecostal Holiness Church. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Bessie Lucille Allen Patterson; two sons, Carroll and Ralph Patterson of Piedmont; two daughters, Mrs.

Charles (Barbara) Eller and Mrs. Charles (Nancy) Moore of Piedmont; two brothers, Johnny Patterson of Greenville and Otis Patterson of Easley; a sister, Mrs. Gertrude Flemming of Piedmont; a half-sister, Mrs. Nita Cox of Piedmont; and nine grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 3 p.m.

at the Pentecostal Holiness Church by the Rev. W. L. Hale and the Rev. C.

D. Rollins Jr. Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Bob Stewart, Jack and Bill Wilder, Jack McAdams, Carl Blackston and Charles Burrell. The body is at Gray Mortuary, Pelzer, and will be placed in the church Friday at 12 friends p.m.

The family will receive at the mortuary Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. Mrs. K. L. Gosnell GREER Mrs.

Mary Ruth Brown Gosnell, 21, 101 Mayfield Greer, wife of Kenneth Gosnell, died at a local hospital Wednesday at 5:25 a.m. after one week of illness. She was a native of Greenville and lived here until she moved to Greer several months ago. Her parents are William T. and Lena Williams Brown of Greenville.

She was a member of East Park Baptist Church. Surviving also are a daughter, Sandy Marie Gosnell; a son, Thomas Lee Gosnell of Greer; a sister, Mrs. Paul W. (Martha) Payne of Greenville; and two brothers, Thomas L. and William T.

Brown of Greenville. Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 11 a.m. at the First Baptist Church in Cleveland by the Rev. Claude Neely, the Rev. Jyles G.

Hall and the Rev. Ernest A. Gross. Burial will be in the adjoining church cemetery. Pallbeares will be Roy Hairison, Jimmy Ray Williams, Paul Gosnell, Ben Williams, Buddy Baldwin and Henry Williams.

The body will be taken to the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William T. Brown, 217 Buist Ave. after 10 a.m.

today. Funeral arrangements are by Thomas McAfee Funeral Home. Boys' Club Group To Meet Today The Salvation Army Boys' Club Council will hold its regular monthly meeting today at p.m. at the Salvation Army Citadel. A dutch lunch will be served.

Russell C. Ashmore, chairman of the council, said a report on the status of preliminary work for the new boys' club facility will be given. 16-Female Help Wanted NCR bookkeeping operator, NCR experience, salary to $80. TRC Personnel, Daniel Bidq. 242-4320.

SECRETARY: Law office. Age in 30's. To $5,200. AMERICAN PERSONNEL, 239-5381. PUBLIC some travel, $5,200 plus expenses.

TRC Personnel, Daniel 242-4320. RECEPTIONIST. Pleasant spot for attractive miss. $303. Call Edna Childers, 232-5181, Snelling Snelling.

CLERK. Ideal opportunity with growing firm. Interesting $325. Call Edna Childers, 232-5181, Snelling Snelling. GIRL Friday.

Personality girl to greet customers. Light typing. $325. Call Betty Anderson, 233-4651, Snelling Snelling. MATURE girl experienced in double entry bookkeeping and general office work.

5 day week. Benefits include generous profit sharing plan. Top salary for girl with the experience and stability to fill this reponsible position. Call Mr. Cunningham, at General Wholesale Distributor, 233-4361.

WHITE lady to live in through week, off on weekends, routine housework, must be neat, get along with children. Phone 244-1850, after 4 P.M. weekdays. BEAUTY OPERATOR WANTED to operate Lynch's Beauty Shop, well equipped with 4 dryers. Travelers Rest, S.

C. Phone 836-3611. WAITRESSES HOWARD JOHNSON GIRLS wanted. Best clientele and finest working conditions, above average salary, paid vacation, other fringe benefits. Apply Manager, Howard Johnson Restaurant, Wade Hampton Blvd.

3505 Augusta Rd. COUNTER GIRL AND CASHIER FIRST Shift, married, settled. Apply A Drive-In and Restaurant, Wade Hampton Blvd. SECRETARY DOWNTOWN office, 5 day week, usual company benefits, good future, salary open. Reply own handwriting with qualifications.

Confidential, Write Box B-T, News-Piedmont. KEY PUNCH OPERATOR CLERK TYPIST SALARY, $300. TRC Personnel, The Daniel Phone 242-4320. Experienced Waitresses APPLY in person after 3:30 Capri's Restaurant AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY SUPERVISOR For local sewing firm. Good conditions, excellent fringe benefits.

Send resume to BOX M-R NEWS-PIEDMONT 15-Male Help Wanted MINIMUM 2 years experience. Excellent working conditions and benefits. Apply in person weekdays from 8 A.M. to 3 P.M. UNION CARBIDE CORP.

Electronic Division Hwy 276 Simpsonville VENDING TRAINEE ROUTE SALES WORK. On-thejob-training. Age no barrier 11 physically qualified. Rotation shift work. Paid vacation, group insurance, fringe benefits.

Apply in person at Fiber Industries to Mr. John Deadmon, hours 9 AM or 1:30 PM or call 233-4351, ext. 282 for appointment. Macke Vending Co. An Equal Opportunity Employer WANTED EXPERIENCED OFFSET PRINTER Contact EMERALD PRINTING CO.

Greenwood, S. C. Phone 223-8233 MECHANIC FOR LIGHT CONSTRUCTION Equipment Good working conditions, paid insurance and vacation. PHONE 232-6448 IVEY'S of Greenville MAIL ROOM OPERATION Looking for a good man to set up and maintain a mail room operation. Will consider military retirees who want to supplement their income.

Must be physically fit for top performance. Many Liberal fringe benefits. Personnel Office Downtown ROUTE SALESMAN AGE 20-30, neat appearance, honest, dependable. Driver's license. Good pay while training.

Retirement plan. You can make $100 or more per week If you are willing to work a minimum of 45 hours selling on one of our routes. APPLY IN PERSON 8 AM-12 Noon, 2-5 PM Pepsi Cola-7-Up Bottling Co. 705 Poinsett Greenville, 8. C.

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