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5 S.C. B. Ass'n News Bull. 1 (1960-1961)

handle is hein.barjournals/tscb0005 and id is 1 raw text is: South Carolina Bar Association NEWS BULLETIN VOL. V, No. '1\ 1515 GQEEN SIEur, COLUMBIA, S. C. Dgczuta, 1960 LAW SCHOOL ENDOWMENT MEMORIAL BOOK--.. WILL BE UNVEILED AT MEETING ON DECEMBER 10 The Law School Endowment Memorial Book will be tinv 1ed at a special meeting of the South Carolina Bar As- sociation at 10:30 A. M. on Saturday, December 10, in the Assetihly Bloom of tile Law School on the , 'inpus of The University of South Carolina. The Ineeting was called by the executive Commlittee of tile Association and President E. P. Riley of Greenville will preside. The hook, which now contains memorials to -10 South Carolina jurists and lawyers W\'ill be formally pre- sentcl t the Universitv's Law School at the meeting. The, .Memorial Book is a handsomely bolund volume which will he kept ill a special repository in the Lihrary of the I.:av School. Two pages are devoted to each person meln- orialized; ol the left is the expression .Memory Holds the l)oor.' and the right hand page will contain a short sketch atnd quotations about the lawyer memorialize(d. The book will I)c open at different pages each day. The lRev. Edwin B. Clippard of Anderson, a member of the Law Class of 1946, will give the invocation. J. Edwin Belser, of the Law Class of 19f05 will deliver the address of the occasion. D)avid \V. lobinson, a past president of the Association, wvill read the roll of those for whom memorials have been established and le will also relate the history of the cn- dowlvlent program for the Law School of the University. The presentation will be made by Samuel L. Prince, former (lean of the Law School, and the present dean, Robert McC. Figg, Jr., will accept the Memorial Book on hehalf of the University and its Law School. The book will be unveiled by descendants of the late John P. Tholnas of Columbia who served for many years as (lean of the Law School. The book will be then turned over to Miss Sarah E. Leverette, librarian of the Law School, for placement in the Memorial repository. Families and friends of those for whom memorials have been created will be special guests of the Association at the unveiling. A reception will be held in the Law School's Library after the ceremony. ADDITIONAL MEMORIAL ENDOWMIENi The forty memorials w'lich have been created for the endowment of the Law School of The University of South Carolina are only a beginning, Samuel L. Prince, former dean of the School, said in announcing plans for unveiling of the Endowment Memorial Book. There are hundreds of judges and lawyers who should be memorialized in this book, Dean Prince said. We hope that families and friends of deceased members of the bar will create memorials for the endowment of the Law School. The sum of one thousand dollars ($1,000.00) is con- tributed for each memorial, and a page in the hand- some Memorial Book will be devoted to a sketch of the one memorialized. COMMITTEES FOR 1960-61 FOR ASSOCIATION APPOINTED President E. P. Riley has announced the appointment of the following committees: REVIEW OF CASE LAV ANNUAL REVIEW OF STATUTORY David II. Means, U. S. C. Law School, LAVS Chairman Lewis G. Merritt. Chaiman, Columbia Ernest L. Folk, III, U. S. C. Law Daniel H. McLeod. Columbia School Marshall T. Mays. Crenwood LECIS'.ATION Iluger Sinkler, Charleston Yancey McLeod, Colhmbia Brantley Ilavey, Jr., Beaufort Sol Blatt, Jr., Barnwell GtClnrv \l. llowe. Jr.. Charlesto, a,,dolph Murdaugh, lampton Frank K. Sloan. U. S. C. Law Schoil UJNAUTHORIZED PRACTICE Venable Vermont, Spartanburg lack McGhee, Columbia Charles II. Randall, Jr., U. S. C. Law Marvin Dukes, Beaufort School Tenth Owens. Clinton Wesley M. Walker, Greenville Dick Richards. Lancaster E. Windell MeCrackin, Myrtle Beach Clinch Ileyward Beher, Columbia LAW SCIIOOL George Savage King. U. S. C. Law lIt Circuit- School 2nd Circuit- Coleman Karesh, U. S. C. Law School R. W. Kemp. Jr., Bamberg Thomas B. WVhaley, Colunhia .ed Circuit- Isadore S. Bernstein, Columbia John D. Lee, Jr., Sumter Douglas McKay, Jr., Columbia 4th Circuit- II. Simmons Tate. Jr., Columbia Paul Sanabury, Darlington 5th Circuit- CORPORATION LAW STUDY Robert J. Thomas, Columbia Marshall Mays. Greenwood. S. C. 1th Circuit- John Dillard. Greenville, S. C. T. hfugh Simell, Jr., Rock 11111 Thomas n1. Pope, Newberry, S. C. 7th Circuit- Bruce White, Union PROCEDURAL AND LAW REFORM 1th Circuit- Frank IL Sloan, Chairman, Columbia Robert C. Lake, Jr., Whitmb . Charles Randall, Columbia 9th Circuit- Ed Johnson, Spartanmrg Edward K. Pritchard. Charleston Gedney I. Ilowe, Charleston 10th Circuit- John McCutdceon, Conway Samuel L Prine, Anderin. LaMe hlIh2m, Greenvilte llth Circuit.- Julius It. flautitt, McConalk ETIIICS AND PROFESSIONAL 12th Circuit- RESPONSIBILITY hi. E. Yasboenugh, Flueetisc Valter flood, Anderson 13th CIrcuit.-. Rotky Goldberg. Charleston Jean Gafloway, Geenville floace Bomar. Spartanburg 14th Circuit- (Chairman) Calhoun Thornas Deendost (Continued on page 4).

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