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8 Transcript 1 (1963)

handle is hein.barjournals/tscb0008 and id is 1 raw text is: 'A NWS P. 0.- // ..F T1ESU1 CRINA BAR A BAR BRIEFS Charlestoh Young Lawyers The annual banquet of the Charleston Young Lawyers Club was held at the Hotel Fort Sumter on November 28, 1962. Judge J. Robert Martin, Jr. was the principal speaker. The outgoing president, Elliott Halio, installed the new officers for 1963, who are: Joseph H. McGee, Jr., president, Benjamin Goldberg, vice-president, G. L. Buist Rivers, Jr., secretary, and I. M. Gold- berg, treasurer. New Solicitor Theo Thomason, Jr., attorney, was sworn into office January 14, 1963 as the new Solicitor by the Hon. Frank Eppes, Resi- dent Judge of the 13th Judicial Circuit. H. 7. Pete Partee, attorney, will serve as Assistant Solicitor. James R. Mann, attorney, was praised for his untiring and ceaseless efforts for the cause of justice upon his re- tirement as Solicitor for the 13th Circuit after nine and one-half years in the service. Mr. Mann did not seek re-election. New County Court The voters of Charleston County approved the establishment of a County Court in the November General Election. The Court will have civil jurisdiction up to $10,000.00 and will replace the Civil and Criminal Court for Charleston County. Theodore D. Stoney, presently Solicitor of the 9th Judicial Cir- cuit, has been unanimously recommended by the Charleston County Legislative Delega- tion to be Judge of the Court. Miss Ruby Burns Miss Ruby Burns, who formerly was with the Federal Land Bank in Co- lumbia, has replaced Mrs. Combs in the Association's offices at the Law School, 1515 Green Street, Columbia. We ex- press our appreciation to Mrs. Combs for bringing our records up-to-date and assisting in straightening out many records in our office. Seminars: Final The final series of three seminars will be conducted on Saturday, April 27 (not the 28th) in Greenville (Practical Approaches to Evidence), Columbia (Psychology and rourt- room Persuasion) and Charleston (Building a Practice and Public Relations). Further de- tails as to place and time will be announced in a subsequent issue of TRANSCRIPT. Continuing Legal Education Survey Under Way for 1963 Reservations for Cruise Are Being Accepted Reservations are being accepted for the Bar Association cruise which will leave Charleston on Saturday, June 1, for Bermuda and return to Charleston on Friday, June 7. As previously announced, the ship is the new 18,000-ton M/S Reviera of the Carri- bean Cruise Line, the largest cruise ship ever to sail from Charleston. The fares range from $170 for the six-day cruise which will arrive in Bermuda on Monday, June 3, at 6:00 P. M. and remain at dock in Hamilton until Wednesday, June 5 at 1:00 P. M. Depending upon deck and accommodations the prices for the cruise range from $170 for an inside room to $250 for an outside room; $320 for a deluxe cabin; $430 for a deluxe suite and $500 for accommodations in a spacious apartment; all rooms are air- conditioned and have private baths. Accommodations on the ship include two outdoor pools, an expansive Lido deck, a 275-seat cinemascope theater, a lounge night club, three cocktail bars and a large res- taurant. Reservations are being handled as follows: Charleston: Ravenel Travel Agency, 67 Broad Street. Columbia: Sweeny Travel Bureau, 1801 Main Street (Jefferson Hotel). Greenville: Woodside Worldwide Travel Service, 12 West McBee Avenue. Judge Spruill's Speech at Memorial Exercises Circuit Judge James A. Spruill, Jr., gave a thought-provoking ad- dress at the memorial exercises held at the Law School in De- cember; the address is reproduced in full on pages 4, 5 and 6 of this issue of TRANSCRIPT. Post Cards Sent Asking for Courses A postcard, with a return self-addressed form enclosed, has been sent to every mem- ber the South Carolina Bar Association in connection with plans for the 1963 sum- mer course in Continuing Legal Education at the School of Law of the University of South Carolina. The program last summer was far more successful than Bar leaders had envisaged, and, while there has been some discussion about changing the schedule, Chairman Eugene F. Rogers of Columbia said that it is believed that the summer program this year will follow the same format as to schedule as the 1963 courses when The South Carolina Business Corporation Act and Estate Planning were studied by more than 60 students. Members of the Association hhve been asked to give their preferences for courses to be conducted this summer; among the topics suggested are (1) Tax Problems for the General Practitioner; (2) Small Business Planning and Problems; (3) The South Carolina B ' ness Corporation Act (Repeat), and (4) The Civil Rules of Federal Pro- cedure. Members have also been asked to suggest other topics for courses. In 1062 the courses ran for a period of six weeks on Wednesdays (all day) and Thursdays (half a day); this schedule per- mitted the out-of-town lawyers to have two full days in their offices at the beginning of the week and a day and a half in the office at the end of the week. The exact schedule and program will be announced in a subsequent issue of TRANSCRIPT, but all lawyers interested In the program are invited to send their comments to Eugene F. Rogers, Barringer Building, Columbia. In the 1962 courses, the teachers were Professors Ernest Folk III and Charles Randall of the Law School staff; the teachers for the 1963 courses will be an- nounced later.

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