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WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 23, 19jj THE GREENVILLE NEWS, GREENVILLE. SOUTH CAROLINA PAGE TWENTY EMPLOYMENT Sfth Garner of Rt. 4, Union, and Sidney Vaughan of i Rt. 5, Union; five brothers, I Johnny K.

B. and Davej Adams of Rt. 5, Union, and Joe FUNERALS 'Manless' Rites To Be At School A "manless wedding" will be staged at Washington High School Oct. 29 at 7:30 p.m. The affair will be sponsored by the women of St.

Matthew Methodist Church. Admission will be charged. DEATHS AND Other Deaths On Page 16 Cliucky Christopher! DUNCAN Charles Williams (Chucky) Christopher, one-year-old son of G. W. (Bill) Christopher Jr.

and Mrs. Virginia Shields Christopher, of Rt. I. Duncan, died Tuesday at 1:45 p. m.

at his home after a long illness. Surviving in addition to the parents are a brother, Andrew Christopher of the home; and the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Christopher Sr.

of Mount Holly, N. and Dr. and Mrs. II. F.

Shields Jr. of Ringgold, Ga. Graveside services will be conducted Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Duncan Church of Christ cemetery by Roy Burgess, minister Pallbearers will be Charles Shields, Harold Shields HI, Jud-son Vaughn and Gene Christopher. The body Is at Wood Mortuary in Greer.

Mrs. S. W. Dickson NORRIS Mrs. Denlza Sheriff Dickson, 71, of Highway 123.

died in a Greenville hos pital at 3:18 a. m. Tuesday after an Illness of three years. She was a widow of Samuel Wallace Dickson, who died in 1925. A native of Pickens County, she was the daughter of the late Rev.

Johnson hher-Iff and Fannio Stegall Sheriff. She lived near Liberty all her life and was a member of Smith's Grove Baptist Church Surviving are four sons, Gay born Robert Dickson of Easley, Edward Rcid Dickson of Lyman, Sherwood Ralph and Elbert R. Dickson of the home; a dauchtcr. Mrs. Jim Frank Cox of Easley; five brothers, Sam, Robert and Bluford Sheriff of Easley, Elbert Sheriff of Lyman and Julius bncrut of Greenville; three sisters, Mrs.

S. E. Davis, Mrs. Har mon Waldrop and Mrs. Ruth Adcox of Easley; 17 grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren.

Funeral services will bo conducted at 4 p. m. Wednesday at Smith's Grove Baptist Church by Rev. James Hampton, Rev. Allen Owens and Rev.

A. C. Harrison. Burial will be In the church cemetery. Pallbearers will be Jimmy, Hoke, Jack and Samuel Cox, Raymond and Samuel Dickson.

Honorary escort will be the Men's Bible Class of Smith's Grove Baptist Church and Jim Reason, Walter Tate, Claude Kelley, Mclvln, George and Minor Smith, Mitchell Sheriff, Raymond Williams, Harold Gaines, Homer Donald, Will Barrett, Arthur Dalton, Claude Adcox, Jack Laboon, Jack and Bob Townsend, Paul and Frank Waldrop. The body Is at Gantt Funeral Home and will be placed In the church at p. m. Wednesday. The family is at the home of a son, Clayborn Dickson, Easley Pickens Highway near Ariail Mill.

EXPERT CRAFTSMANSHIP COMPARE OUR PRICESI GILLESPIE MARBLE GRANITE WORKS 801 Laurent Rd. CE 2-2651 of P. S. of of in at ANNOUNCEMENTS Lost Found 5 LOST: Small Chihuahua. 9ray oren answeri iw LOST: Red billfold.

Vicinity of Curb Market. Rewaro. it LOSTf Male Siamese cat, 7 months old. vicinity Saluda Lake ko. Horse Ku.

Kewaro. iiz-im BROWN Chihuahua puppy lost In car- wreck on Anoerson oao Irq'on Ave. UL 9 4792. Schools Instructions 6 ENROLL now In Style Rite Beauty Col- wye, If fvurntrtv IIH forming continuously ACCORDION AND BAND INSTRUMENT LESSONS Rental Plan 713 Main St. CEJ-JL1 ENPOLL at Waldrep's BEAUTY ACADE- a.

a. ca ret. axil AUTO Driving School. Learn to drive correciiy. rermus nui CE 5-9406.

CAREER IN MOTEL MANAGEMENT MEN -WOMEN COUPLES NO AGE LIMIT Entov a new exciting career In the booming motel Industry, security ana prestige, exceptional earnings and living quarters. Training HERE and In FLORIDA Tuition financing available. Placement service nurnj. iu hoimihw Clerk, Hostess, Executive housekeeper, PBX. Full or part-time training, full Information.

No obligation. WRITE Whitcomb Schools (since 1933) Box Y-17, care of News-Piedmont, giving name, address, phone, age and occupation. IBM 1. Kev Punch-Verifier 046 j. Basic Computer 3.

1410-1440-1311 Programing. BASIC BUSINESS SKILLS 1. Tvolna 2. Shorthand 3. Accounting 4.

Business English ind Smiling Classes limited-Individual Instruction, certificate, diplomas, loo assistance. Your Future Starts Today Call Mrs. Sweetland, Reolstrar CECIL'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, INC. 217 E. Stone Ave.

CE 2-2850 In the UNITED OFFICE BLDG. FREE PARKING AIR CONDITIONED Notices $50 CASH TO churches, schools, clubs and or ganizations. uisiriDuie watkins oouoie strength vanilla. Phoue CE 5-9933; PM. WILL DO typing, bookkeeping In my home, pnone Lfc s-ouil Home For Elderly Ladies POINSETT Boarding Home, large com fortable nome providing aounoani space for elderly ladles, 3 balanced meals dally, careful and thoughtful attention provided by large and competent staff.

Drop In at mealtime or anytime and talk to Mrs. H. C. Wood, Supery sor. Phone 877-8903, Poinsett Boarding Home, 507 West Poinsett Greer, 5.

i. Train To Operate Heavy Equipment iau LC T-JDJO ASSOCIATED SCHOOLS CaJhounJwejG Child Care-Nurstri 7-A WILL KEEP children In my home. Wel- come section, le rue. NORA'S Child Nursery, special rates. nour, oay or weex, -jq7j Old Grove Road, will keep infants through years in my nuine.

riamicu .1 i. rn i tunc WILL KEEP children In my home, Au nut a 1 5. v.n ovj. gusta Koaa area, imor j-yvio. WILL keep children In my home.

Earle street, it o-uib FLOYD'S Licensed Day Nursery. Pre school cnuaren. nwi luin-nwa, smciioi rates, wesr j-wii ItuuultHnu wnt -v Preschool children, balanced meals. inn A K-l IDCCDV uunean secrion, ucensea. j-ojj BOYhTON'S Nursery, Infants years.

Agt groups. Kindergarten. CE 5-4494. Northgate Day Nursery, licensed, supervised kindergarten activities, balanced meals, daily, weemy rates, ic. EMPLOYMENT Female Help Wanted 11 Assistant Stitching Room Supervisor WITH DIVERSIFIED knowledgt of all operations, preferably on pa-lamas.

Apply In Person HELCO, INC. 333 Pleasantburg N. GIRLS FOR FULL OR PART TIME WORK Apply In Person Tues. Wed. Thurs.

Kash Gr Karry Grocery 913 Buncombe St. WAITRESS WANTED MUST be experienced, neat, dependable. Apply in person. Colonial Court Hotel Wade Hampton Blvd. CASHIERS WANTED.

Hospital Insurance, paid Holl- aays, annual vocations, many nmet company benefits. Apply In person to Mr. Estes, Walgreen Drug, 22 N. Main St. CURB GIRLS, apply In person.

Drive In, Wade Hampton BlvtL Waitress: apply In person after PM, Key Lounge, 916 fc. stone Avt. WAITRESSES, ages 18-30, day or night shift, good tips, plus salary. Yt Oide Fireplace Steak House, Downtown. Apply in person or call Mrs.

Bagwell, CE 9-1180. WANTED at once. Housekeeper to sleep In, 300 Townes St. 232-7448. WAITRESS, neat and dependable.

Apply Capri's No. 1, 111 W. Washington Street. No phone calls. WAITRESS wanted, will train.

No phone calls, Kozy Grill, 30 Rutherford Rd. Over The Counter The following bid and ask auo- X' 1 keen I Mum uie lidiiunai nav ciation of Securities Dealers, Inn iln nnf rtinrocAnt artiial transactions, iney are a guiae to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the or bought (indicated by the "ask ed at the time of compilation. BieJ Asked Allegheny Pepsi 10 11 All American Life 23 24 American Cyrogenlcs 14 15 American Dincount 31 32 American Heritage 15 16 American Investors 7-16 li-'6 American Security 41 7 5' Biiiuos Eastern r't Billuos Western it Broadcasting Co. of South 44 CIS Capital 3 National Bank of SC Ill's Carolina Capital 6 Carolina Pipeline- Co 6'4 Champion Parts V2 Colonial Stores, Inc. 16 Combined Ins Co.

of Amer. 331 1 Dallas Alrmotlve 6t 3' I Vi v4 o'l 4't 35" 64 23 9 3 2 livj 11 65 24'4 59i I434 4 116 7 lo'a 37 35'i 145 16' 23 5 11 15H 28H 4 3414 IV, 9V4 84 8V4 56 Drexel 22 Downtowner Dynatronics Farrlnaton First Reoublle IN Florida Gas Frito Lay 10 Franklin Life Ins. Co. Georgia International 22 Great American 15s Gulf Lite Ins. Co 58H Hornes Enterprises 135 Investment Life and Trust Jackson Minlt Mkts Jefferson Std.

lift Ins. Co. Kusan 6" Lance, Inc. 1534 Liberty Life Ins. Co.

Life Casualty Ins. Co. 33' tile of Va 142 Lowe's I5" Lucky Stores, Inc iWt McLean Industries, Inc yh Miller Bros. Hat 10 Mutual Savings Ins. 14s National Old Line 267s Peoples National Bank 74 Piedmont Aviation 3 Piedmont Natural Gas 17 Pyramid Life Quaker City Life 116" John Roqers (Common) 87t Real Estate Fund (Common) V4 Ross Builders Supplies 15 Seapak Scrlpto, Inc 8" Soroban Corp 714 S.

C. National Bank 54's Southeastern Broadcast Co. 55 Southern Bank and Trust 25't Stephenson Finance 10 Texize Chemicals, Inc Thomasvllle Furnlturt 20 Jim Walter Corp 25V IIV4 5'4 JlVs 27 SPOT AVERAGES NEW ORLEANS (AP) The average price of one Inch spot cotton at IS designated southern spot markets Tuesday was unchanged at 33.08 cents a pouna; previous dav 3Q.08; week ago 33.08; month ago 33.03; year ago 32 99; middling 15-16 Inch average 31.33; sales 103,671. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING "The People's Market Place" NEWS and PIEDMONT WANT ADS SAMPLE AD: THIS IS a thre lint id. An ad this) size contains abojt tifteen average words.

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All classified ads start In The News and run in The Piedmont Of the same day at one cost. Some few classification art payable in advance. You can charge ell ether ads if yeu are listed in the phone book. DEADLINES Week days, 5 PM for Insertion next day. Ads for Sunday in small type taken until 12:30 PM, Saturday.

Ads with large type and white space taken until 5 PM Friday for Sunday. Classified display weekdays, 3 PM, 48 hours prior to insertion; i PM Thursday lor Sunday Insertion. ERRORS Tht News-Piedmont will be responsible for only one incorrect Insertion. Phone CE 2-1511 as soon as you notice mistake in your ad, CORRECTIONS for SUNDAY ERRORS taken between I PM and 6 PM Sunday, Phone CE 2-1511 Ask for the Classified Ad. Dept.

ANNOUNCEMENTS Lost Found LOST: Male Beagle dog. Mack, white, and tan, from Buckhorn Rd, Reward. Phone CH 4-3067. LOST: Sandv Chihuahua female puppy. Ans.

to Tippy. Vlcinitv Old Anderson Hwy. "Reward." call 235-0506. LOST: English Setter Bird Dog, black white male, weight approximately 50 wearing collar, vicinity Mauldin. Re ward.

Johnny Llgon. 277-4051, 277-4575. LOST: Mixed Airedale-Boxer, brown fe male, vicinity Cherokee Forest, an-swers to "Sandy," reward. CH 4-1906 LOST Black and white screw tall bulldog. Answers to Frisky.

Vicinity Stone Ave. and Rutherford Rd. Vicinity can le 2-oj6 or ct -3ioe, MAIL Your Name grandchildren; and two greatgrandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at 4 p.m. at Sullivan-King Mortuary by Dr.

Cort R. Flint and Dr. Robert Burks. Burial will be in Silver Brook Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Robert Morris.

Charlie Wvatt. Blease Cunnings, Jim Huff, Lucius Ussers and A. K. Burns. Honorary escort will tho Thomas Allen Bible Class of the First Church, the directors of First Federal Savines and I Association and Oren 0.

Jones. The body is at the mortuary. Livestock CHICAGO 'J7 iri-ouiuw nog prices rong 10 offerings over J30 lbs In slow demand. Shtoeer accounts took about 75 per cent of the supply of 7,500 head with very few bringing a top of $14.40. other mixed vin.

raoe weign ng iuo-225 ins moved at $14.14.25 and fh? 190-KO lb mixed 21 and 3s, .1. 3. i.KAjfrroifjiir active tor ItSSS1 ft- anS, heifer whlch runner. 1 ill iir wraaei wnicn averaged 1,175 lbs Some 1,250 lb mostly high dearex. Good grade HeJlet, oferlnsV ranged from good to "nL prime brought 2 75 Bulls were itiTS1 lambs were steady at mixed choice and prime.

GREENVILLI Location Greenville. TOtA mimhr- llua.t-l. Tr.nH "LW.r. nevy itockfr steers, none; good butcher tlaera 01 An to. "yv choice .5 I5's.

9 000 outciier 1 nd commercial butcher heifers, 17.00 21.00; choice butcher hn t. 10 no. 10 en. z.z;,, xnn cnoice veal j3.ju; goa vea ca ves. 27 00 32 00, utility an commercial vS calves, 20.00 27.00: utility and commer-f'l cwv 14.00 17.50; canners and cutters, 12.00-14.00; shell cows, $12 down; --nc, b.ccib altu Meiers, io.

uu-n 7 ,0 "MS ii sows, 14.00- d.WV. S. C. PRODUCE COLUMBIA (APJ-South Carolina produce as reported Tuesday by the Market News Serv e- Columbia farmers markets market steady, supply ample, demand fair to 0-2 00. Green beans 2.50-3.O0.

Lima beans 2.50-3.00. Good quality collards 1.50-1.75. Fair quality collards Graded cukes 3.004.50. Green onions No. 1 okra 5.00.

No. 2 okra 2.50-3.00. Field neas 1.50. Bell peppers 2.0O- nor peppera i.x. Mustard and turnip fta ad I.SO.

No. 1 ftauach 1 toi cn No. 2 squash 1.50-1.75. Good quality sweet potatoes 2.50-a.OO. Fair quality sweet potatoes 1.25-1.50.

Tomatoes 4.00-4.50. Tur nips ana tops i.su. South Carolina. eaa- MarkAt tHu supply adequate, demand fair to good. Farmers prices large 35, medium 28, small 21.

Wholesale prlces-47-48, mostly ii, medium -i, mostly small ai-M, mostly 33. Poultry: Broilers and frvertmjirket lurkevs and ora Unchanaeri fair to good. South Carolina 14-14'j, sreaav. sudd nare aneauaTe. nnmxnti mwstiy norm Carolina ana Georgia 14.

Heavy hens market steady, supply adequate, demand good. South Carolina 7 pounds and op 1, 5 to A pounds 10. Georgia 16. Light weight hens-Georgia Hogs: Columbia local buyers steady at li5.75. Florence, kinottree and Conwav 'a.

cash buying stations 25 higher at 15.75. Columbia auction 15.75-lo.50. Springfield auction isjxib.w. TEXTILES NEW YORK (AP)-Moderate sales of prim ciorna ana oroeaciorns aeveiopea in the cotton textile market Tuesday. Shio- ments ranged Into the first quarter next year.

Mills reported a few Inquiries for print cloths for second quarter next year. Other type fabrics sold for spot and fourth quarter delivery In a limited way. Including such items as sheetings and anus. Orders for wool onods were slow. In synthetics, mills reported a good demand for crepe fabrics sales of this construction extended into first and sec ond quarter delivery ly4.

COTTONSEED OIL NEW YORK (AP)-Bleachable Cotton- Seed oil futures closed unchanged to 8 lower, sales 2,61 contracts. Huh Low Close Dec 125 12.80 12.80 Mar 13.22 13.13 13.15 May 13.42 13.33 13134 Oct 13.20 13.20 13.15B Closing Bids: (1M4) Jul 13.42, Sep 13.20, Dec 13.10, Mar 13.11. B-BidJ LOCAL COTTON Reported by the Greenville Cotton Ex-chanae in connection with USDA. Quota tions are for mixed lots equal to official standards, uncompressed to warehouse, Basis middling 1 Inch, Bales sold none. GRADE AND 1 11-3 1 1-1 COLOR Inch Incn Inch Strict low rolddllna 33.75 34 25 34.75 Middling 34.50 35.24 34.25 COTTON Greenville mid.

spot 1 inch 33.60 New York mid. spot 1 men 34.95 14 market spot average ...33.08 BUTTER AND EGGS CHICAGO (AP) (USDA) Butter wholesale selling prices unchanged; 93 score AA 92 A 57.946; 90 Eggs: prices paid delivered to Chicago Vi lower to Vj higher; 60 per cent or better grade A whites 36'j-37; larqe mixed 36-34''; medium mixed extras 28V4- 29Vj; standards 32'V34t checks 26-27. Bmole HelpJfVonted 11 VvANTED experienced bookkeeper to it 4 vacancy in firm. Wrte Box JNews-Pjeomont; ACCOUNTANT Supervisor, Secretary $90, Stenographers. Copvwn er.

Bookkeeper. Office machine operator, rypists. billing clerk. Interviews 9 to I. Foe one week's salary.

JONES Employ- r- mi FINANCE company. High school graduate, aai 2 IK i 29. Need two, will tram. FraV AMERICAN PERSONNEL, 239J381. WAID.

own transportation, $5.50 day. l-rtaays, iwiuor. wunion m. GENERAL insurance "fi.J firm nas opeimm with bookkeeping knowledge. S'rtS commensurate with experience.

C. Otto White CE 9-1346. r'iDi Prirtav- for the girl who thrives ToW 232-51 8' jnellmg Mala Help Wanted 12 SERVICE Station attendant, oil com- mission, tree insurant, pay. NO washing, greasing, or tire work. Apply Direct Oil Co.

Corner N. Main-Park Ave. MorrkinnHicinn Man PERMANENT position open. Hospital Insurance, paia nonpars, tion, many other company benefits. Apply in person to Mr.

Estes, Wal-oreen Drugs. 22 N. Main St. TOOL ENGINEER Mechanical Engineer WITH drafting ability of tool designer. win constoer top Tnyn, maker with supplementary education.

Contact MR. GUY MIDDLET0N PERSONNEL MANAGER Sangamore Electric Co. P.O. Box 128, Pickens, S. C.

Phone 878-6311 An mluiI opportunity employer. EXPERIENCED colored curb boys, morn. ing and nignt. appiv pcrsun Drlve-ln No. 3, Wade Hampton Blvd.

MARRIED MAN, between ages 21 1 and 45, who Is Interested In earning $100 week. ly on established Insurance debit in Greenvl lie area. Call CE 2-2031. DRIVERS, age 25-50 with current state license. Apply Park Place Taxi, 238 W.

Washington. WANTED experienced carpenters. APPly Y. W. C.

A. Augusta St. Terry Con. structlon Co. TEXTILE MACHINERY INSTALLATION AND CUSTOMER SERVICE MINIMUM requirements; High school graduate, with excellent mechanical aptitude.

Under 45. Free to travel. Experienced on modern precision built machinery desirable. Apply In person. The Terrell Machine Co.

3000 Soot Charlotte, N. C. Equal Opportunity Employer Sewing Machine Mechanic Thoroughly experienced on variety of commercial sewing machines. Full time employment, fringe benefits including profit sharing plan. Salary open.

Apply In Person Mr. William Emich SWIRL, INC. EASLEY, S. C. MANAGEMENT TRAINEE: NATIONAL Textile Company needs an ambitious young couege graauate tot general management training In a modern North Georgia plant.

Engineering or liberal arts degree required. No experience necessary. Salary open. Fringe benefits and bonus extra. Will also consider students who will graduate In the next 3 months.

All applications held In strictest confidence. Send full resume to Box K-H, News-Piedmont. YOUNG men who would Ilka to learn tho finance business In a lob with a future. Due to our expansion, we artj looking for young men age 21-27 to work In South Carolina area. Many benefits along with group Insuranco and profit sharing plan.

Good position for the right men. Experience not required. Apply Provident Finance 107 west Washington street. GOOD MECHANIC WANTED, some weldi ing necessary. WRITE BOX S-H, News-Piedmont.

FIRST CLASS TOOL MAKERS AND TOOL ROOM MACHINISTS Greenville Tool, Inc. Phone 963-4900 Simpsonville, S. C. CARPENTER framing and trim work. Full time lob If qualified.

Martin ana inarping Duiiaers. en 4-M. EXPERIENCED Colored curb boys. Apph Clock Drive-In No. 1801 Easley Bridge phone CE 9-5775.

Schools Instructions PPORTUNITIES IN fFFICES Ask For Information New classes starting: Bookkeeping Nov. 4 I IBM Key Punch Nov. 4 1 DRAUGHON'S i I Butinen College i I m-lMl 300 S. MAW ST I ys fi Mmmsmmfiimm COST 4 DAYS COST" 7 DAYS $2.02 3.15 $3.02 4.72 $3.89 $4.68 $5.62 8.69 $6.55 $10.14 $7.49 $11.59 6 is I Al T. 1 58 ft 1 6.05 7.24 Winfred Gambrell and Randall Ausburn.

Honorary escort will be Dr. L. S. Freeman, Marvin Bryant, Ned Ritchie, Bill Harbin, Wil- bur Wilson, Howard Wilson, Greer Felmett, Grady Cecil Hondrix, Harold Hendrix,) H. Hendrix, J.

T. Runion, Roy Stan.sell, Terrell Avers, KnHino Ttavmrinrf Wilsnn I and John Meckley. The body is at the home. It will be placed in the church at 2 p. m.

today. Thomas McAfee Funeral is in charge. Mrs. K. A.

Huff Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine Blake Huff of 416 Vardry widow of E. A. Huff, who died Monday, will be conducted today at 2 p. m.

at The Mackey Mortuary by Rev. Ben Hudnall. Burial will be in the Presbvterian Church cemetery at Ninety Six. Pallbearers will be Avery Cooley, James F. Bledsoe, Bob Pike, Frank Mahon, Prue Chiles and Herbert MacMillan.

Honorary escort will be the Ixniise Young Bible Class and Circle 6 of St. Paul Methodist Church. The body Is at the mortuary. Hartley Infant BATESBURG Graveside services for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas N. Hartley will be conducted at 11 a.m. Wednesday in Hartley Cemetery near here. Surviving in addition to the parents are one brother, Thomas Eric Hartley of the home; his paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Woodroe Hartley of Batesburg; his maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wingard McCartha of Gilbert; and his paternal great-grandmother, Mrs. Lizzie Hartley of Batesburg. The body is at Attaway Funeral Home.

Robert L. Bishop ROEBUCK Robert L. Bish op, 114, of Rt. 1, Roebuck, died Tuesday at 1:35 a.m. at a Woodruff hospital after several years of declining health and four weeks of illness.

He was a lifelong resident of Spartanburg County, son of the late G. E. and Emily Laurens Bishop. He was a member of Roebuck Baptist Church. Surviving are his wife, Mrs Dora McFee Bishop; two daughters, Mrs.

Frances Gregg of Spartanburg and Mrs. Ruth Bennett of Rt. 1, Duncan; three sons, Fred Bishop of the home, Elford Bishop of Rt. 1, Roebuck, and Robert Bishop of Jacksonville, six grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be con ducted Wednesday at 3 p.m.

at Roebuck Baptist Church by Rev. Virgil Turner and Rev. J. T. Lake.

Burial will be In Wood Memorial Park in Greer. Pallbearers will be Byron and Furman Bulman, Harold Gow-an, Kenneth Floyd, Bill Coleman and Sam Dill. Honorary escort will be the Men's Bible Class of Roebuck Baptist Church. The body is at the home and will be placed in the church Wednesday at 2 p.m. Wood Mortuary of Greer is in charge.

George Rochester GAFFNEY George Furman Rochester, 58, of Rt. 4, Gaffney, in the Goucher community, died Monday at 12:30 p.m. at a Spartanburg hospital. He was a native of Union though he had lived in Cherokee County 21 years. He was a son of the late John W.

and Callie Martin Rochester and was a member of Hammctt's Grove Baptist Church. He was a re tired textile worker. Surviving are his wife, Mrs Irene Home Rochester; two daughters, Mrs. Hazel Webb of Converse and Miss Joyce Ann Rochester of Gaffney; seven sons, Ralnh and Ronnie Roches ter of Gaffney, Frederick w. and George C.

Rochester of Rt. 4, Gaffney, James E. Rochester of Spartanburg, Harold Roches ter of Cherokee Falls and Donald Rochester of Hartsville; two sisters, Mrs. Lillie McBride and Miss Maude Rochester of Jones- ville; two brothers, Ezcll and Frank Rochester of Jonesville; and 24 grandchildren. Funeral services wil be con ducted Wednesday at 3 p.m.

at Hammett Grove Baptist Church by Rev. Homer Crane, Kev. Edward Bennett and Rev. W. J.

Bennett. Burial will be in Giliad Church cemetery at jonesville. Pallbearers will be Grady Rochester, Clyde G. and Lloyd Burgess, James Eves, Sam Har ris and John Gregory. Shuford Hatcher Funeral Home is in charge.

Robert S. Adams Sr. UNION-Robcrt Smith Adams 69, of Rt. 4, Union, died at an Union hospital Tuesday at 5:15 p.m. after a sudden illness.

A native of Union County, son of the late John Thomas and Lena Cook Adams, he was a retired textile worker and farmer and was a member of Phil- lippi Baptist Church. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Thelma Lawson Adams; five daughters; Mrs. James C. Farr of Rt.

4, Union, Mrs. Leroy Alexander of Rt. 5, Union, Mrs. Bobbie Ruth Ford of Rt. 1.

Buffalo, Mrs. Emory Inman of Charlotte, N. and Miss Mary Ann Adams of Rt. 4, Union; two sons, Robert Smith Adams Jr. of Union and Gene Adams of the home; two sisters, Mrs.

Mrs. Lilla Martin Funeral services for Mrs. Lilla Varnham Martin, 76, of 9 raris Mountain who died Monday will be conducted at Thomas McAfee Funeral Home today at 11 a. m. by Rev.

A. Boyd Turner. Burial will be in Woodlawn Memorial Park. Pallbearers will be Raymond D. Hunt, Jack A.

McGee, Douglas Lee, Henry Keith Harry Miller and Bobby Hill. The body is at the funeral home. Walter G. Shcppard EDGEFIELD Walter G. Shcppard, 55, of Jeter Street, husband of Mrs.

Corine S. Shcppard, died suddenly Tuesday. A resident of Edgefield the past two years, having moved here from Augusta, he was an insurance agent and a member of the First Baptist Church. Surviving in addition to his wife are two daughters, Mrs. Geraldine Ringer of Reynolds- burg, Ohio, and Mrs.

Mildred Way of Edgefield; a son, George Shcppard of Augusta; two sisters, Mrs. A. H. Stephens Martinez, and Mrs. W.

Sale of Augusta; two broth ers, John M. Shcppard of Staple-ton, and Jeff Shcppard of Gibson, and five grand sons. Funeral services will be con ducted at 3 p.m. Thursday at the Edgefield First Baptist Church by Rev. B.

Conrad Johnston. Burial wil be in West-over Memorial Park in Augusta. The body is at Hollingsworth Funeral Home. Mrs. Brothcrton WHITMIRE Mrs.

Mae Duncan Brothcrton, 57, wife of Jim Brothcrton, died at her home, 114(1 Reed early Tuesday morning after an illness of eight months. A native of Lee Countv. she was the daughter of Mrs. Lottie Jane Lawson Duncan and the late Mack N. Duncan.

She had lived In Whitmire since 1926 and was a member of the Whitmire Primitive Baptist Church. Surviving in addition to her husband and mother are two daughters, Mrs. Jack Ramage North Augusta and Mrs. Al-vin Cox of Whitmire; four sons, Guillen Brothcrton of Idaho. James, Billy and David Broth- erton, all of Whitmire; a sister, Mrs.

John Bolin of Smyrna; three brothers. Guillen Duncan Greenville, Lloyd and Oren Duncan or Whitmire; and five grandchildren. Funeral services will he rnn. ducted Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at Whitmire Primitive Baptist Church by Rev.

Howard Fisher, Rev. B. R. Nichols and Rpv Grant Sutton. Burial will be in Whitmire Cemetery.

Pallbearers will be Connie Roller, R. V. Rhodes, Harold Brock. Cov Johnson. Gil.

liam and James Prince. Honorary escort will ho fhn Ladies Auxiliary of the Whitmire Primitive Baptist Church. The body will be taken to the home late Wednesday afternoon. Abrams Funeral Home is charge. Edward Sellers Funeral services for Edward Ralph Sellers, 45, of Bowen Road, Rt.

3. Easley, who died Monday, will be conducted at Siloam Baptist Church today 3 p. m. by Rev. Jack Ward, Rev.

T. R. Bigby and Rev. Elmer Jones. Burial will be in the church cemetery.

Pallbearers will be- J. D. Sellers, Danny Gambrell, Ken-neth Sellers, Gary Westbrooks, TTTTTi and Bunyan Adams of Rt. 4, Union: and 11 grandchildren. Funeral arrangements will be announced by S.

R. Holcombe Funeral Home. James D. Smith CLINTON Funeral services for James D. Smith, 44, who died Monday, will be conducted Wednesday at 2 p.m.

at the Church of God by Rev. J. L. Jenkins and Rev. E.

L. Huggins. Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery at Wattsville. The body is at Gray Funeral Home and will be placed in the church Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. The family is at the home of his sister, Mrs.

Hazel Griffen, 701 Elizabeth St. iMrs. r. vv. Cromer NEWBERRY Mrs.

Mollie Crumpton Cromer, 73, widow of Pinckney W. Cromer, died Monday night at a Charleston hospital. A native of Newberry Coun ty, daughter of the late John and Rebecca Dickert Crump-ton, she was a member of Lebanon Methodist Church. Surviving are one sister, Mrs. Hattie Brooks of Newberry; and four stepgrandchildren.

Funeral services will be con ducted at 11 a. m. Wednesday at Whitaker Funeral Home by Rev. Otis C. Brown.

Burial will be in Rosemont Cemetery. The family is at the home of Mrs. Louise Brooks Masters, 2122 Harper Newberry. Don Rice JOANNA D. R.

(Don) Rice. 65, died late Monday night at his home here after a short illness. A native of Asheville, N. son of the late John R. and Dinah Dorn Rice, before his retirement he was a merchant, having operated Pope Circle Grocery.

He was in the 7th Calvary, U. S. Army, having served in the Philippines. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Annie Lawson Rice; two sons, Walter J.

Rice of Joanna and Melvin A. Rice of Rocky Mount, N. one stepson, L. B. Bo-land of Asheville; three daughters, Mrs.

Willie Prater of Joanna, Mrs. Hortense Ashworth of Jackson, and Mrs. Joyce Chavis of North; two stepdaughters, Mrs. Violet Strand of Joanna and Mrs. Zet- tia Porter of Newberry; three brothers, Charlie Rice of Fresno, Jim Rice of Shreve-port, and M.

D. Rice of Vero Beach, two half- brothers, Lee Rice of Asheville and Carl Rice of Washington, D. three sisters, Mrs. Mol-l ly Mize of Greenville, Mrs. Ada Rice of Joanna and Mrs.

Sa vannah Tinsley of Newberry; 22 grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. Funeral services will te con ducted at 5:30 p. m. Wednesday at Whitaker Funeral Home in Newberry by Rev. oiin Martin and Rev.

James Mitchell. Burial will be in Newberry Memorial Gardens. The family is at the home of Mrs. Willie Prater, 310 Milton Road, Joanna. Thomas Allen ANDERSON Thomas Allen died at 4:20 a.m.

Tuesday at his home, 1007 E. Calhoun after two years of declining health and a few days of illness. He was a retired attorney, having begun his practice here in 1904 when he was admitted to the S. C. Bar Association.

He was past president of the Anderson County Bar Association and a member of the American Bar Association. He also was a member of the Anderson Ki-wanis Club and the First Baptist Church where he taught a Sunday School class many years. A class now has been named in his honor. He was first associated with the firm of Bonham, Watkins and Allen, which later became Allen Jones. He was born in Dillon County, son of the late Rev.

Joel I. and Helen Rass Allen. His wife, Mrs. Frances Ligon Allen died in February. Surviving are two sons, Thomas L.

and Richard L. Allen of Anderson; a daughter, Mrs. Helen Stanbury of New York; three sisters, Mrs. Ransome Williams of Myrtle Beach, Mrs. A.

C. Sherwood of Erwin, and Mrs. Charles Hodges of rront Royal, a brother, Joel I. Allen of Mullins; four FUNERAL INVITATIONS The relative! and trlends of Mrs. Catherine Blake Huff, Mrs.

Qulnton Eason and Mr. Stuart Blak art respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services for Mrs. Catherine Blake Huff. Wednesday at i p.m., at The Mackey Mortuary. Burial will be In the Presbyterian Church Cemetery at Ninety Six, S.

C. The Mackey Mortuary, Funeral Directors, The relatives and friends of Mr. Eugene Emory Watson, Mrs. John H. Palmer, Mrs.

Fred A. Williams, Mr. E. H. Watson, Mrs.

Artie McGovern. Mrs. W. R. Gosnell, Mrs.

Ella I. Lone. Mr. J. W.

Long, Mr. R. C. Long and Mr, Fred Lona are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services for Mr. Eugene Emory Watson, Wednesday at 11 a at The Mackey Mortuary.

Burial will be In Sprlngwood Cemetery. The Mackey Mortuary, Funeral Directors. The friendsand relatives of Mrs. Lilla Varnham Martin, Miss Tommle Martin, Mrs. Beatrice Dlckerson, Mrs.

Esther Tucker, Mrs. Robbie Fayard, Mrs. Mar-ale Gambia, Mr. Kellev P. Martin, Mr.

George W. Martin, Mr. M. Martin and Mr. Earl F.

Martin art respectfully invited to attend the funeral services for Mrs. Lilla Varnham Martin at 11:00 a.m. Wednesday at the Chapel of the Thomas McAtee Funeral Home. Interment will be in Woodlawn Memorial Park. Thomas McAfee, funeral director The friends and relatives of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Ralph Sellers. Mr. Fred J. Kay, Mrs.

Edith Henderson, Mrs. Jeanette Gambrell. Mr. Doyle Sellers, Mr. Jewel T.

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