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THE GREENVILLE NEWS, GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA FRIDAY, JULY I. 1966 PAGE THIRTY-EIGHT brothers, Charlie Hooper of An By AM A Members FUNERAL NOTICES ducted at McDougald Funeral i Home Friday at 2 p. m. by Rev. M.

H. Timms and Rev.j George Roberson. Burial will, be in New Silver Brook Ceme- i 1 Mountain Creek Baptist Church cemetery. Pallbearers will be Billy Cox Richard Cauley, Bill Wilson, Harold Merritt, Raymond Quer- ptf anH anfnrH TCnioht Deaths Hospital Boycott Voted If Can't Bill Patients Vernon b. JMcUllire; AVDF.RSON Funeral serv ices for Vernon E.

McGuire, 34, of 221 who died Wednes day, will be conducted at Em- 1 i manuel Baptist Church Friday'home. Dazaro Blackwell WESTMINSTER Funeral services for Dazaro F. Blackwell, 73, who died Wednesday, will be conducted Friday at 3 p.m. at Holly Springs Baptist Church by Rev. A.

A. Williams, Rev. Ralph Sassard and Rev. Furman Wal ters. Burial will be in the church cemetery.

Pallbearers will be J. Edward and Derrill Blackwell, Jule and Bill Cobb and Olin Collins. The body is at the home. Sandier Funeral Home is in charge. 1SS VVllla MICKS UNION Funeral services ningham, 83, who died Wednes-for Miss Willa M.

Hicks, 84, of, day, will be conducted at 11 601 Arthur who died a.m. Friday at New Prospect 1961 Civil Rights Law while rendering professional services under federally-assisted programs. The new AMA president-elect, Milton O. Rouse of Dallas, said Thursday he wag going to practice medicine in the Medicare era just as he always did. "I don't have to be conserned with the Medicare law," he told a news conference.

Asked If he had read the law, he "Why should I clutter up my brain with the Medicare law?" Charleston's Port Reports New Records CHARLESTON WV-The Port of Charleston ended the fiscal year Thursday ringing up new records for the volume of cargo handled at state docks, in the number of ships calling at the docks and the customs dues paid on imports. Though fiscal 1965-66 fizzled out with a week-long slack spell for the waterfront, the State Ports Authority calculated that cargoes which moved across their Charleston terminals in the past year totaled 1,425,989 tons, compared with 1,151,597 in fiscal 1964-65. The smaller state ports actually recorded a decrease in cargo volume Georgetown from 279,970 to 217,924 tons, and Port Royal from 11,288 to 3,245 tons. For the first time in four years, State Port Terminals set a new record for the number of vessels calling to load and discharge cargo. There were 1,367 visiting merchant ships.

The previous high was 1,349 vessels in fiscal 1961- Wednesday, will be conducted Friday at 4 p. m. at Grace Methodist Church by Rev. M. J.

Patrick and Rev. Robert Marchbanks. Burial will be in the Presbyterian cemetery. Nephews will be pallbearers. The body is at Brown-Bolton-Jolly Mortuary and will be placed in the church at 3 p.

m. Friday. The family is at the home of Aubrey Hicks on Keenan Ave nue. Mrs. Herrin LAURENS Funeral services for Mrs.

Lou Alice Cobb Herrin, 79, of 309 Holmes who died Thursday, will be conducted at 5 p.m. Friday at the Second Baptist Church by Rev. Grange S. Cothran, Rev. Francis Gos-sett and Rev.

T. B. Rhodes. Burial will be in Laurens City Cemetery. Pallbearers will be C.

H. Hendrix, Hosea R. Snow, Lawrence L. Rice, W. Henry Mills, D.

D. Harris and Ira Bolt. Carpenter Wagers. Chester Ralph E. Edmonds, McCormick Miss Emma Martin, Rt.

1, Honea Path Frank Padget, Anderson Mrs. E. W. Whitworth, Anderson Mrs. LaFayette Yarborough, Spartanburg Mrs.

Hugh C. Reynolds, Anderson Grover Gideon, Cross Anchor David Pickett, Greenville Mrs. J. E. Pugh, Newberry Mrs.

R. M. Chastain, Idaho Falls, Idaho Gordon Bostic, Whitmire Mrs. Docia Abrams, Buffalo James Kinard, Greenville J. P.

Mintz, Travelers Rest Arvin L. Martin, Greenville Lindy Ann Morris. Greenwood Clarence Allen, Rt. 3, Greer Mrs. Florence Pressley Greene, Piedmont ed in Greenwood two months.

The body is at Harley Funeral Home and the family is at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Knight on Marshall Road. James Balkham LAURENS Funeral services for James Edward Balkham, 33, of 536 Church who died Sunday from injuries received in an automobile accident, will be conducted Friday at 11 a.m. at Eastside Baptist Church by Rev.

Paul Yarborough and Rev. Ray Craine. Burial will be in Cannon Memorial Park in Fountain Inn. The body is at the home. Cannon Funeral Home of Fountain Inn is in charge.

Barbara Gibson RICHLAND Funeral services for Barbara Ann Gibson, 17, who drowned near her home late Tuesday, will be conducted Friday at 4 p.m. at Clarmont Baptist Church by Rev. Clyde Crenshaw and Rev. erner Landreth. Burial will be in the church cemetery at a time to be announced.

Pallbearers will be Bruce Pressley, Arnold and Richard Taylor, Roy James and Frankie and Bobby Smith. The body is at the home. Seneca Mortuary is in charge. Mrs. Green Mrs.

Florence PreSvSley Greene, 78, of 15 Haynes Piedmont, died at her home at 7 p.m. yesterday after an illness of 10 years. Mrs. Greene was a daughter of the late Henry and Mary Massey Hooper and was born in Jackson County, N.C., but had made her home in Piedmont for 60 years She was a member of the Pentecostal Holiness Church of Piedmont. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs.

Grace P. Pearson of Piedmont; one sister, Mrs. Mamie Turner of Anderson; three derson, Gary Hooper of Green ville and John Hooper of Pied mont, two grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at 11 a.m. Saturday at the Pentecostal Holiness Church of Piedmont.

Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery. The body will be at the Jones Funeral Home, where the family will receive friends from 7 to 8 p.m. today. Mrs. Docia Abrams BUFFALO Mrs.

Docia Sparks Abrams, 82, of Main Street, died Thursday at 8:05 p.m. in a local hospital after an illness of several months. She was a member of Buffalo Baptist Church and a retired textile worker. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Inez Harding of Buffalo; a son, Jeff Abrams of Buffalo; a sister, Mrs.

T. Tate of Pacolet; a brother, Rev. J. J. Sparks of Greenville; four grandchildren and 12 greatgrandchildren.

Funeral arrangements will be announced by Brown Bolton-Jolly Mortuary of Union. Gordon Bostic WHITMIRE Gordon Eugene Thomas Bostic, 32, an Air Force veteran, died in a Birmingham, hospital Thursday morning after a short illness. Native of Whitmire he was a son of the late Julian and Eula Odell Bostic. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Doris Wiseman Bostic; two daughters, Miss Carol Jean Bostic and Miss Francis Irene Bostic; and a son, Johnny Bostic of Birmingham; three sisters, Mrs.

John (Mary) Wicker of Tampa, Mrs. Alva (Sallie) Moss of Whitmire and Mrs. Archie (Sarah) Campbell of Wellford; and two brothers, Julian Bostic of Whitmire and Waymond Bostic of Newberry. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Abrams Funeral Home. Mullins Man Wreck Victim MULLINS, S.

C. (AP)-John Henry Waller, 53-year-old tobacco warehouseman, of Mullins, was killed Wednesday when the car in which he was riding collided with a truck at a highway intersection. Wa'ler was riding in a can driven bv Cleve G. Harris, 17, of Pilot Mountain, N. C.

He and his father, R. J. Harris, 57, a I partner with Waller in warehouse operations; and John H. I Brown, 38, of Mount Airy, N. end Wayne F.

Brown, 38, of Chatham, were injured. Attaches at McLeod Infirmary in Florence said their condition was not serious. The driver of the truck, Solo-man Robinson, 46, of Marion, also was injured and taken to a Marion hospital. His condition Don't at 3 p.m. by Rev.

Joe Parson and Rev. John Daniel. Burial will be in Forest Lawn Memorial Park. The body is at the home and McDougald Funeral Home in charge. Mrs.

Cunningham TTTinff 1 iceS for Mrs. Mattie Hipp Cun- Baptist Church by Rev. Ben F. Ormand, Rev. Eddie Crapps and Rev.

Vernon Crawford Burial will be in the church i cemetery. Pallbearers will be William R. Power, Royce Kneece, Fred Cunningham, Harold Hill, Thurmond Finley Herman Fin- ley, Nance Finley and J. R. Finley.

The family has requested that flowers be omitted. Kennedy Mortuary is in charge and the body is at the home on the Greenwood Highway. Carpenter Wagers CHESTER Carpenter H. Wagers, 77, died Thursday morning in a local hospital after a long illness. Native of Chester County, Bethlehem section, he was a son of the late J.

C. and Agnes Roberts Wagers. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Katie Lewis Wagers; a son, J.C. Wagers of Blackstock; two and two sisters, Mrs.

J. E. Rob erts Sr. of Chester and Mrs. H.

T. Edwards of Inman. Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 11 a.m. at Bethlehem Methodist Church by Rev. J.

A. Chandler. Burial will be in the church cemetery. The body is at Barron Funeral Home. The family is at the home of a daughter, Mrs.

Jimmy Bigham. MISS bmma Martin HONEA PATH-Miss Emma Martin, 85, of Rt. 1, Honea Path, died Wednesday at 11:50 p.m. at her home after several years of declining health. Native of Abbeville County, daughter of the late Benjamin Jasper and Elvira Tribble Martin, she lived most of her life near Donalds and was a member of Donalds Baptist church.

Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Ena Martin of the home. Funeral services will be conducted at 3 p.m. Friday at Donalds Baptist Church by Rev. Ralph Hall and Rev.

T. L. Hooper. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Pallbearers will be Leland Walker, Wilfred Martin, James Gassaway, Albert Seawright, Robert Martin and Clyde Gassaway Jr.

The body is at Pruitt Funeral Home. Grover Gideon The body is at the home and i daughters, Mrs. Jimmy (Esth-will be placed in the church at i er Bigham and Mrs. George 4 p.m. Friday.

Kennedy Mor-Marv Alice) Lee of Blackstock: CHICAGO (UPD-The Ameri can Medical Association Thurs day rejected warnings it might be inviting costly anti-trust suits and stuck by its proposal mat nospitai-based doctors boy cott any hospital that does not allow them to bill patients sep arately for services. Staging its second floor revolt in two days, the AMA house of delegates voted almost unani mously not to reconsider a resolution, passed Wednesday, mak ing that suggestion. The policy-making house held to its stand over the objections of leaders who warned that it contained "severe risks" and that the matter should be studied further. Joseph B. Copeland of Austin a member of the AMA board of trustees, pleaded for reconsideration of the resolu tion to avert possible costly liti said that already the AMA was "getting about two suits a week" and that a $19 million suit now is pending against the organization.

Supporters of the measure argued against reconsideration. Wendell G. Scott, a delegate from St. Louis, said: "Gentlemen, if we are afraid of being sued we could not practice medicine. In another action at the con eluding session of the AMA's 115th annual convention the house approved a resolution saying doctors should not be required to attest that they do not discriminate racially in treating Medicare patients.

The resolution said physicians should not be required to sign any agreements indicating compliance with the Queen Plans Canada Trip GREER Miss Pam Shaw will be the first Peach Queen to wear her crown out of the country when she travels to Toronto, Canada, Aug. 25-27. She will join a group of South Carolinians attending the Canadian National Exposition. Also attending will be Gov. and Mrs.

Robert E. McNair; Earl R. Taylor, a Greer peach grower, and J. Willis Cantey, president of Citizen and Southern National Bank. Miss Shaw will visit Washington, D.

July 18-20. She plans to attend the Grape Festival at York Aug. 5 and 6 and the Watermelon Festival at Page-land July 12 and 13. also was listed es not serious. A passenger in the truck, David Shelly, 43, of Marion, was treated for minor bruises and lacerations and was released.

ffiirgd: pallbearers will be Jim caw Rin Arfin Reynolds, Darrell Shaw, Alton Weaver and James Ginn. The body is at the funeral Frank Padget ANDERSON Frank M. Padget. 65. of Nashville.

for- is'merly of Anderson, died Wed- nesday in Nashville after a brief illness Native of Anderson County, son of the late J. M. and Elise Mauldin Padget, he had coached at Clemson University and Wofford College. He attended Clemson University and Wash ington and Lee University. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.

Ruth Jordan Padget; three sons, Frank M. Padget Jr. of Fort Worth, James M. Padget of Cocoa Beach, and Barry Padget of Nashville; two sisters, Mrs. E.

O. Hentz of Anderson, and Mrs. Hubert Spigner of Columbia; and a brother, J. Suddath Padget of Greer. Graveside services wi'l be conducted Saturday at 11 a.m.

in Old Silverbrook Cemetery. The body will arrive in Anderson Friday afternoon. Sullivan-King Mortuary is in charge. Joseph Robinson LIBERTY Joseph Earle Robinson 76, of 208 Mills died Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. in an Easley hospital after an illness of 10 days.

Native of Oconee County, son of the late Robert David and Mary Volrath Robinson he lived in Liberty 39 years and was a retired textile worker and farmer. He was a member of Calumet Baptist Church. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Sara Owens Robinson; two sons, R. D.

Robinson of Ann Arbor, and J. E. (Jake) Robinson Jr. of Seneca; three daughters, Mrs. Henry (Ruby) Cash of Easley, Mrs.

Logan (Edith) Duff and Mrs. Clyde (Betty) Bryant of Greenville; eight grandchildren and eight greatgrandchildren. Funeral services will be con- ducted Saturday at 5 p.m. at Calumet Baptist Church by Rev. Paul Hayes, Rev.

M. J. Stansell and Rev. Tom Buffington. Burial will be in Gantt Memorial Park.

Pallbearers will be Frank Robinson, Jack Becknell, Mar shall Rogers, Marshall Eades, John Vaughn, Morris Owens, Luther Land and Charles Ed wards. The body is at Gantt Funeral Home and will be placed in the church Saturday at 4 p.m. The family will receive friends at the funeral home Friday from 7-9 p.m. Ralph E. Edmonds McCORMICK-Ralph Eugene Edmonds, 65, of Rt.

3, McCormick, died Wednesday at 8:40 p.m. at his home after an illness of several months. Native of Abbeville County, son of the late John Zephaniah and Elizabeth Dunaway Edmonds, he was a retired farmer member Co mick dist Church. and textile worker. He was a Surviving are his wife, Mrs.

"prM" Joe F. (Betty) Walker of Brad- Vwi fDoc icy auu jui a. vui ua i ataj Dillashaw of Prince George, two sons, William H. Edmonds of Los Angeles, and Bobby F. Edmonds of McCormick; two sisters, Mrs.

Paul Holloway of McCormick and Mrs. Robert Hamilton of Ameri- cus, live Dromers, uyae 62. Georgetown's state terminal was visited by 42 ships, includ ing tankers, which was an in crease of three over last fiscal year. Port Royal callers fell from 23 to six. "The general increase in ton nage and shipping shows a need for continuous expansion of port facilities," a spokesman for the Porth Authority said Thursday night.

The spokesman pointed out that since 1958, cargo tonnage figures have soared from to 1.6 million. District Director Carl II. Vining announced that collections of dues In the fiscal year totaled $33,047,535, which is better than a 50 per cent increase on the $21,106,880 collected in the fiscal 1964-65. And it is more than double the $15.5 million received in duet in 1963-64. The family is at the home of his parents, of 205 Piedmont Tne body Thomas Mc uneral Home Sgt.

J. H. Williams PICKENS The body of Sgt. Jerry H. Williams, who died June 24 in Viet Nam, will arrive at Clayton-Dillard Funeral Home Friday morning where funeral arrangements will be announced.

Mrs. Walter Craft WELLFORD Funeral serv ices for Mrs. Bessie Johnson Craft, 73, of Rt. 1, Wellford, who died Wednesday, widow of Walter S. Craft, will be conducted Friday at 4 p.m.

at Holtzclaw Funeral Home by Rev. W. M. Rampey. Burial will be in Graceland Cemetery in Greenville.

Pallbearers will be grandsons. The body is at the funeral home. Barry Esuary PICKENS Funeral services for Barry Alton Esuary, 20-month old son of Alton Ray Esuary of Rt. 4, Pickens, who died Wednesday, will be conducted Friday at 11 a.m. at Calumet Baptist Church at Liberty by Rev.

Paul Hayes, Rev. Tom Buffington and Rev. Odell Chappell. Burial will be in Hill-crest Memorial Park near Pickens. The body is at the home of grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Clayton W. Esuary, Rt. 4, Pickens. Robinson Funeral Home of Easley is in charge.

Mrs. R. M. Chastain IDAHO FALLS, Idaho Mrs. Robert M.

Chastain, 84, of Idaho raus, iormeriy oi ricKens, aieai Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. after I several years of declining! health. She was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jehu Chastain of Pickens.

Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. R. T. (Janie) Bowen and Mrs. C.

C. Thomas of Pickens. Funeral services will be con- ducted Saturday at 2 D.m. at Buck Funeral Home in Idaho Falls. Clarence Allen GREER Clarence Allen, 69, of Rt.

3, Greer, was dead on arrival at a local hospital Thursday at 6 p.m. after four years of declining health and a sudden illness. Native of Gaffney, he was a former resident of Meriden, and had lived in the Mil-ford community for the past year. He was a veteran of World War I. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.

Mary Jane Smith Allen; a daughter, Mrs. Lois Towe of Meriden, a son, Roy C. Allen of Rt. 3 Greer; and four grandchildren. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Wood Mortuary.

Mrs. J. E. Pugh NEWBERRY Mrs. Malinda Puf! i1! Tu.r.sd-ay n3 u.

several weeks. Native of Newberry County, idaugbter of the late Walter and Mary Hawkins Counts, she was a member of Zion Methodist. Surviving are six sons, Marvin, Carroll and Leroy Pugh of Prosperity, Ralph and Olin Pugh of Columbia and Elton Pugh of Memphis, and several grandchildren. Funeral services will be con ducted Friday at 4 p.m. at Zion I Keisler Jr.

Burial will be in the church cemetery. The body is at McSwain Fu neral Home and will be placed in the church at 3 p.m. The family is at the home of a son, Leroy Pugh, Dewalt Street, Prosperity. Lindy Ann Morris GREENWOOD -Funeral services for Lindy Ann Morris, 18-month-old daughter of Marion Morris and Mrs. Joyce Kirkland Morris Ridgely, will be conducted Friday at 3 p.m.

at Harley Funeral Home by Rev. Wade Burton. Burial will be in Travis Park Cemetery in Saluda. The child's body was found In weeds early Thursday near the Henrietta Street apartment house where her mother and stepfather had quarters. Surviving in addition to the parents are a sister, Kelley Morris, also of the Greenwood home; two half-sisters, Windy and Delaine Morris of Aiken; two half-brothers, Gene and Frank Morris of Aiken; her maternal grandmother.

Mrs. Cora Kirkland of Abbeville; and her paternal grandmother, Mrs. Annette Morris of Johnston. The baby was born In Johnston Dec. 13, 1964, and had liv FUNERAL INVITATIONS Tht ralntivi and friend of Mr.

nd Mm. Wlev D. Fortner, Mri. Margaret Manwell, Mri. Audrey Orauohn, Grover Mrtner, Mr BaMenacr and Mn.

H. Cisjon and of their tamlliej grP repecttiillv Invited to attend funeral service for WeMey D. Portner to bf co-d'ictefl Friday at 3 ftv In Drove Baptist Church. Burial will be in the church Cemetery. Jones Funtr-al Home, funeralcllractors Thafrltndi and rtlatlvM Of.

ind imm, mis v.iqt... in. in ha ftrve rie cresi Memorial Perk. Tna MKttty wartuary, Funeral Mr. Hobtft Zellff, Mr and Miss Carol Ann tm, respectfully Invited to attend tho funeral aorv-Ices of Or.

John E. Zellff, Friday af Mrt. Jonn t. tuary is in charge. Mrs.

Yarborough SPARTANBURG Graveside services for Mrs. Lillie Dillard Yarborough, 84, widow of La-Fayette Yarborough, were conducted Thursday afternoon at Yarborough Chapel Cemetery at Cross Anchor. Mrs. Yarborough died about midnight Tuesday. She was a daughter of the late James Brock and Elliot Ray Dillard; and was a Spartanburg County native.

She was a member of Trinity Methodist Church. Surviving are three daughters, Miss Catherine Yarborough and Miss Frances Yarborough of the home and Mrs. Lurene Cope-land of Leesburg, a son, James L. Yarborough of Eno-ree; and three grandchildren. Floyd Mortuary was in charge.

Mrs. Whitworth ANDERSON-Mrs. Roxie Wilson Whitworth, 82, of 1108 N. Main died Wednesday at 9:05 p.m at her home after several months of illness. Native of Franklin County, daughter of the late R.

Obert and Ellen Wilson, she was a member of Oakwood Baptist Church. Her husband, Elisha W. Whitworth, died in 1955. Surviving are a son. Buford Whitworth of Anderson; three Hniirrhtarc ltc A IPmi'lnr UUUHUI illl d.

II. V. Mrs. Floyd Scraboro and Miss Lucille Whitworth of Anderson, a half-sister, Miss Louise Wilson of Washington, D. a half-brother, Col.

Julian Wilson of the U.S. Army; five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 3 p.m. at Sullivan-King Mortuary by Rev. J.

Robert Martin and Dr. E. C. White. Burial will be in Lavonia City Cemetery in Lavonia, Ga.

Pallbearers will be Max King, Hugh and Thurmon Wilson, J. H. Parham, T. Y. Cobb and Harold Brown.

The body is at the funeral home. J. P. Mintz James Pinkney (Pete) Mintz, 73, a retired textile employe of Langford Road, Rt. 2, Travelers Rest, died at a local hospital at 12:55 a.

m. yesterday after one week of serious illness. A native of Greenville, he was born Mar. 10, 1893, and was a son of the late James and Elizabeth Shipman Mintz of South Carolina. Most of his life was spent in Greenville and for four years he had lived near Travelers Rest.

From 1919 until his retirement In 1956, Mr. Mintz was employed at Camperdown Mill. He was Baptist Surviving are his wife, Mrs. CROSS ANCHOR Grover Dillashaw Edmonds; three Gideon, 57, died in a Woodruff daughters, Mrs. W.

E. (Thelma) Roy' Edmond Mc- Methodist Church bv Rev. Ray-Cormick3, Jack A. Edmonds of SH I rim iiTV mi Ki. mm im iMMt hospital Wednesday at 10:15 p.m.

after brief illness. Native of Spartanburg County, son of the late John L. and Ella Bolton Gideon, he was a member of New Hope Baptist Church and a former deacon. He worked at River Dale Mills in En-oree. Surviving are a sister, Mrs.

M. O. (Louise) Lawson of Rt. 1, Pauline, and a brother, John B. Gideon of Cross Anchor.

Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 4:30 p.m. at New Hope Baptist Church by Rev. James Bright and Rev. Henry Jones. Burial will be in the church cemetery.

Pallbearers will be Rufus Kellett, T. G. White, Lewis Yarborough, Warren Dillard, Austin Bennett, James Hyat, Wayne Franklin and John Burl Mad-dox. The body is at Lanford-Boy-ter Funeral Home and will be placed in the church at 3:30, p.m. The family is at the home of his sister, Mrs.

Odell Lawson vvesi springs community. Mrs. II. C. Reynolds ANDERSON Mrs.

Frances Beck Reynolds, 45, of 407 Central Ave. died in a local hospital Wednesday at 8 p. m. after declining health of six months and illness of two lived in Anderson 25 years and was a member of Bet net da Methodist Church, Hart County. Ga.

In addition to her parents, she is survived by her husband, Hugh C. Reynolds; I son, J. Bernard Reynolds of Anderson; two brothers, Charles Beck of Royston, and J. W. Beck of Hartwell, five sisters, Mrs.

Woodrow Pay ton and Mrs. Alton Jones of Elbcrton, Mrs. James Ginn of Canon, Mrs. Alton Weaver of Hart- well and Mrs. Elizabeth Jones Colbert, four half-sis- ters, Mrs.

Calvin Bowen and Mrs. J. D. McAllister of Anderson, Mrs. Inman McLane Miss Ina Beck of Hartwell.

Funeral services will be con- Jacksonville, Frank Ed ,4 D.tlck,,ri, rhnriP. I. Krimnnrin Parksville; and seven grandchildren. Graveside services will be conducted Friday at 11 a.m. at Overbrook Cemetery by Rev.

Henry J. Gambrell. Pallbearers will be Johnny McCrackcn, Charles Goff, Clyde and Charlie Edmonds, Harvey and Paul Dillashaw, E. L. Walcr and Murry Prince.

The body is at the home. strom Funeral charge. Home is in A. L. Martin Arvin Lee Martin, 29, of 209 Piedmont Park Road, died yesterday at 3 a.m.

at a local hospital after two days of illness and nine months of failing health. He was a native of Greenville and lived most of his life here. Mr. Martin was terminal manager for Smith Transfer Co. He was a member of Piedmont Park Baptist Church.

From 1958 to 1962 he served in the Marines. Surviving are his wife, Mrs Hazel Roper Martin; one son, Randy Martin; one daughter, Lynn Martin; one stepdaughter, Vicki Smith; his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Andrew L. Martin; one sister, Mrs. Norman Rainey (Joan) of Greenville; one broth er, Lt.

Ronald A. Martin of Ma rine Air Force Headquarters, Ewa Beach, Hawaii, and his grandparents, Mrs. H. F. Cooper and Mrs.

W. A. Martin of Greenville. Funeral services will be conducted by Rev. F.

Leon Johnson at Piedmont Park Baptist Church Saturday at a time to be announced. Burial will be in Delia Hendrix Mintz; a daugh-: weeks, ter, Mrs. Lloyd G. Price Born in Hart County, (Pearl) of Greenville; daughter of Jim and Lula Sla-brother, John Mintz of Rt. 2, ton Beck of Canon, she Getting ready to leave on vacation? Keep July 11th in mind! Money saved at Fidelity Federal by Monday, July 11th, earns a full six -month dividend in December at Fidelity's new anticipated high rate of AVz.

Stop by any of Fidelity's three convenient offices and put your savings dollars to work now for a full share in Fidelity's next dividend dayl Travelers Rest; three grandchil- wen, auu uuiiiLwi ui miles and nephews. Funeral services will be conducted at Thomas McAfee Funeral Home at 11 a. m. Saturday by Rev. Clyde M.

Johnson and Rev, Raymond Crocker. Burial will be at Cleveland First Baptist Church cemetery. Pallbearers will be nephews: Jack and Garvin Mintz, Perry Freeman, Clyde Case, Henry i Moody Jr. and Billy Hendricks. The body is at the funeral; home, The family Is at the home, of of a daughter, Mrs.

Lloyd G. Price of 109 Bahan St. They win receive friends at the funeral home from 7 to 9:00 p. m. today, end ANTICIPATED 4.50 DIVIDEND FEDERAL flDHITV Aun i oau association Stont at Elizabeth Pleiiintturj LfTTTTTi QAviune KelaitMcBii Serving MirioiMLHiwill, President Growing Qrenvll Slnci 1021.