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13 Transcript 1 (1968-1969)

handle is hein.barjournals/tscb0013 and id is 1 raw text is: J/ A News Publication of The South Carolina Par Association VOLUME 13, NO. 1 z NOVEMBER, 1968 ELECTION OF CIRCUIT VP'S The Constitution of the S.C. Bar Association, Article VI, Section 1, provides, in pertinent part: On or before December I in each year, ten or more members of the Association in good standing and residing in the same Circuit may file with the Executive Committee, which shall act as a Board of Electors, a signed petition nominating a candidate for Circuit Vice President from such Circuit. The Circuit Vice Presidents to be elected this year are those from Judi- cial Circuits with odd numbers. Circuit Vice Presidents elected this yea will take office upon the adjournment of the 1969 annual meeting. Nominating petitions must be received by December 1. Ballots will be prepared thereafter and mailed to each Association mcmber in the Circuit concerned. SUPREME COURT ADMITS 81 On October 3, 1968, 81 new attorneys were admitted to practice in the Courts of South Carolina and before the United States District Court for the District of South Carolina. Chief Justice Joseph R. Moss presided at the swearing-in ceremonies in the South Carolina Supreme Court and Miss Frances Smith, Clerk of the South Carolina Supreme Court, administered the oath. Judge Charles E. Simons, Jr., presided at the swearing-in ceremonies at the United States District Court and the oath was ad- ministered by Miller Foster, Clerk of the District Court. Following the two ceremonies, a luncheon for the new admittees and their guests was held at the Capitol Cabana Motor Inn. Mor- tinier M. Weinberg, of Sumter was the guest speaker. The Master of Ceremonies was I. M. Goldberg of Charleston, President of the Young Lawyers section of the South Caro- lina Bar Association. LAW SCHOOL ADDS FACULTY MEMBER Dean Robert McC. Figg, Jr., has announc- ed that Assistant Professor Ralph C. McCul- lough, I!, has joined the faculty of the Uni- versity of South Carolina School of Law. Professor McCullough will teach Torts and Agency-Partnerships. Professor McCullough attended Erskine College and Tulane University School of Law. He was admitted to practice in Louisi- anna in 1965. From 1965 until he accepted his present position, Professor McCullough practiced law with a firm in New Orleans. Professor McCullough is married to the former Carolyn Reid of Richburg, South Carolina. The McCulloughs have a daugh- ter, Melissa Wells. They reside at 227 Bar- mount Drive in Columbia. The addition of Professor McCullough brings the Law School faculty to a total of 16. ETHICS OPINIONS AVAILABLE F. Dean Rainey, 118 Broadus Avenue, Greenville, is the chairman of the South Carolina State Bar's committee on Legal Ethics and Professional Responsibility. The committee of which he is chairman would welcome questions addressed to him asking for opinions in the field of legal ethics. SAM R. WATT PAST PRESIDENT DIES SUDDENLY Sam R. Watt, who served as President of the South Carolina Bar Association in 1951- 52, died at General Hospital in Spartanburg on October 13, after suffering an attack at his home. Mr. Watt was a graduate of Furman Uni- versity, and the University of South Caro- lina School of Law. He was Solicitor for the Seventh Judicial Circuit for 22 years, and was a past president of the Spartanburg County Bar Association. He was active in civic affairs in Spartanburg. Mr. Watt is suirvived by his widow, Mrs. Eloise Montjoy Watt; a daughter, Mrs. M. E. McLaughlin, Jr. 'f Warner Robbins, Georgia; two sisters, Mrs. J. M. Thomas of Cordova, and Mrs. J. C. Bonner of Pacolet; and three brothers, J. W. Watt of Mobile, Alabama, Horace R. Watt of Due West, and Thomas S. Watt of Columbia. The Deadline for the next Issue of the TRANSCRIPT is November 15

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