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6-C The Greenville News Wednesday, June 20. 1979 .1 7ii.i; a iimiuiiti iu jj Funeral Invitations June 20, 1979 Ctassified-1 CLIP AND SAVE THIS NUMBER If you live outside the Greenville Area, but in South Carolina ALBERTSON, Christopher Daniel, 2, Easley ALTMAN, Doris 66, Myrtle Beach BEAL, Corrie 75, 12 Bell Greenville BLANKENSHIP, Sidney 73, Liberty BOYLE, James 38, Travelers Rest BURNS, Calvin, 64, Tryon, N.C. CHASTEEN, William 51, Anderson CLARKE, Sarah 88, Spartanburg CLAYTON, J.B., 66, Inman DUTTON, R.C., 36, Pickens ELLISON, William 71, Williaston FOSTER, Alta 54, 24 Dagenhan Drive, Greenville FURMAN Theodore 75, Abbeville GARRETT, Florence West Pelzer HICKS, Edward 57, Spartanburg LEVANT, Lucy 8 Trotter Greenville SMITH, Lexie 67, Tomassee LLM, Nell 66, Columbia WELLS, Harvey 72, Greenwood 'Details later. CALL TOLL FREE FOR WANT ADS INDEX TO WANT ADS ANNOUNCEMENTS 00? Legal Notices (Piedmont) 003 Legal Notices (News) 004 Death Noyces 006-Funerol Notices 006 Funeral Invitations Funeral Directors 012 Cord of Thanks 015 in Memonams 020-Ftonsts 02S Burial Lots Crypts 030 Lost Found 035 Notices 037 PortraitsPhotography 040 Lodge Notices 045 Personals 050 Personal Interests 0S3 Wedding Services 055 Personal Loons rwt Miircinn HnmK Carol Jean Chasteen of Greenville; brothers, Luther and Ralph Chasteen of Anderson; and two grandchildren. Services will be at 3 p.m.

Thursday at Osborne Ave. Church of God; burial in Forest Lawn Memorial Park. The family will receive, friends 7-9 p.m. Wednesday at McDou-gald's North Chapel. Sarah Clark SPARTANBURG -Sarah Neill Clarke, 88, widow of Alfred C.

Clarke, died Monday. Born in Greenville, she was a former housemother at Spartanburg General Hospital, nurses residence, a member of First Presbyterian Church and the Spartanburg County Historical Society. She was the last surviving member of her 1-800-922-1200 TO PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD merly of Columbia, died Sunday. Born in Elizabeth-town, she was a former employee of Robertson's Optical Laboratories in Columbia, and a member of St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Columbia.

Surviving are daughters, Dolanne Foster of Greenville, Charlene F. Hammond of Nashville, Joanele Foster of Raleigh, N.C. and Claire Adele Foster of Dumont, N.J.; sons, Jan E. Foster of Greenville and Charles L. Foster of Sumter; sisters; Aileen Carter, Helen Louise Burnette and Kathryn Black of Boston, Laura Belle Cooper and Thelma Edlin of Vine Grove, Ky.

and Mrs. Jerry Hall of Temple Hill, brothers, Charles Boothe of Eliza-bethtown, Joe Boothe of Louisville, Jimmy Boothe of Rineyville, Ky. and William Boothe of Vine Grove, and seven grandchildren. Services will at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Southside Baptist Church.

Mass of Christian burial will be Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Prince of Peace Catholic Church; burial in Grand View Memorial Gardens, Travelers Rest. In lieu of flowers, memorials my be made to the Greenville County Unit of the American Cancer Society. Washington, D.C; sisters, Lenora Williams of Greenville, Evelyn Cunningham of South Ozon Park, Long Island, and Lois Williams of Greenville; five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Services will be announced by S.C.

Franks Chapel of Remembrance. The family is at the home of Lenora and Lois Williams of 9 Doe St. Lexie Smith TOMASSEE Lexie Edney Smith, 67, wife of J. Floyd Smith, died Tuesday. Born in Oconee County, she was a daughter of the late Miles Pickens and Gertrude Moss Edney, a member of Zion United Methodist Church.

Surviving also are sons, Gary Smith of Wal-halla, and Douglas and Johnny Smith of Seneca; a daughter, Karen Rochester of West Union; a brother, Lester Edney of Gloucester, a halfbrother, Lewis Edney of Salem; sisters, Cornelia Barrett of Rosmond, N.C, Lenora Barrett of Wal-halla, and Marjory Orr of Tomassee; and nine grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Davenport Funeral Home; burial in Flat Shoals Baptist Church cemetery. The family will receive friends 7-9 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home.

Nell Ulm COLUMBIA Nell Alverson Ulm, 66, of 2164 LeGrand Road, wife of L.H. Ulm, died Monday. Born in Clinton, she was a daughter of Maude Knight Orebaugh of Newport News, and the late Herbert Knight, a member of St. James United Methodist Church, the Elizabeth McDaniel Chapter, OES, and the Columbia Shrines No.6. Surviving also are stepdaughters, Mildred Dean of Florence, Laverne Clack of Columbia and Marlene Cush- GREENWOOD Services for Margaret Gam-brell, 93, of 1014 High-side 3 p.m.

Wednesday at Blyth Funeral Home; burial in Greenwood Memorial Gardens. ANDERSON Services for Floree Junkins will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Sullivan-King Mortuary; burial in New Silver Brook Cemetery. GREENVILLE Services for Odes Tatum 55, of 40 Southland 2 p.m. Wednesday in Woodlawn Memorial Park.

The Mackey Mortuary. COWPENS Services for Dr. Andrew Martin, 86, 4 p.m. Wednesday at Salem United Methodist Church; burial in Daniel immediate family. Graveside services will be at 3 p.m.

Wednesday in Spring- wood Cemetery, Greenville. Floyd's Mor tuary. J.B. Clayton INMAN J.B. Clay ton, 66, of 25 First husband of Annie M.

Tinsley Clayton, died Monday. Born in Inman, he was a son of the late Belvin and Effie Gowan Clayton, a retired textile employee and a member of Inman Mill Baptist Church. Surviving also are daughters, Norma Jean Cantrell and Shirley Ann Moody of Inman; brothers, Lanford Clayton of Greer, and Louie Clayton of Greenville; a sister, Sue Chesson of Greer; and three grandchildren. Services will be at 4 p.m. Thursday at Wood Mortuary, Greer; burial in Holly Springs Baptist Church cemetery.

The family will receive friends 7-9 p.m. Wednesday at the mortuary. R.C. Dutton PICKENS R.C. Dutton, 36, died Monday.

Born in Pickens County, he was a son of James E. Dutton of Pickens and the late Agnes Rowland Dutton, and a construction employee. Survivng also is a brother, Larry Dutton of Norris. Services will be announced by Dillard Funeral Home. William Ellison WILLIAMSTON William Ragon Ellison, 71, of 15 Whilden died Tuesday.

Born in Hartford. he was a retired textile employee and at tended Piedmont Heights Baptist Church. Surviving are daughters. Onal Vinson of the home, Gladys Ginn of Piedmont; a son, Ever-ette E. Ellison of High Point, N.C; sisters, Annis Jenkins.

Ella Wil- banks and Ruth Harri son of Whitmire. and Zelma Crum of Newport, brothers, Wilford and Junior Rav William son of New York Citv. and Frank Williamson of Whitmire; 11 grandchildren and six Great grandchildren. Services will be announced by Gray Mor-tury, Pelzer. Alta Foster Alta Rose Boothe Foster, 54, of 24 Dagenham Drive, widow of Charles Hopkins Foster, for Church and at 2 p.m.

at Prince or reace latnolie Church. Burial will be in Grand View Memorial Gardens, Travelers Rest. The Mackey Mortuary, Funeral Directors. The friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs.

Odees Dillard Tatum, Mrs. Majane latum Moore, Mrs. carol Tatum Pitts, Mr. Odes Dillard Tatum, III, Mr. Charles Webb Tatum.

Mrs. O.D. Tatum, Mrs. Jane Townsend and Mrs. T.P.

Tatum, are respectfully invited to attend tne graveside ser vices for Mr. Odes Dillard Tatum. Wednesday at 2 p.m. in woodiawn Memorial Park. The Mackey Mortuary, Funeral Directors.

The friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. James Ira Boyle, Jody Boyle, Christopher Boyle, and Mrs. Nancie Boyle are re spectfully invited to attend the funeral services for Mr. James Ira Boyle to be conducted at 3 p.m.

Wednesday at the Chapel of the Thomas McAfee Funeral Home. Interment will be in Greenville Memorial Gardens Thomas McAfee, Funeral Di rector. LEGAL NOTICES Legal Notice The South Carolina Resources De velopment Corporation will ooerote summer feeding program in 13 counties in South Carolina. Vendors interested in providing food services in summer foods program may contact: South Corolina Resources Devel opment Corporation, First Federaf Building, Suite 605, Greenville. South Carotira 29601, Telephone No.

(803) 235-4178, for details and instruments of btd. A 5 bid bond ts required. Bids will be ooen on June 25, 1979, at 1 p.m. at the above oddress. This program will not discriminate against race, color, or national or ram.

475616. Notice Notice Is given that the Solid Waste Management Division, South Carolina Deportment of Health and Environmental Control is preparing a work program for fiscal year 1980, pursuant to the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act of 1976, p. L. 94-580. The initial draft work program Includes activities hazardous waste management, the development of the Stote solid waste me-nogement pton, the inventory and classification of disposal sites (open dumps and sanitary landfills), monitoring, and resource recovery.

A copy of the draft work program is available for review and comment at the following locations: Solid Waste Management Division, South Corolina Deportment of Health and Environmental Control, 2600 Bull Street, Columbia, S. C. 29201; Environmental Quality Con trol Office, 635 North Mom Street, Greenville, S. 29601; Environmental Quality Control Office, 1000 Air Park Road, Charleston Heights, S. C.

29405; Environmental Quality Control Office, Route 2, Box 388, Florence, S. C. 29501; Environmental Quality Control Office, 117 Morion Street, NE, Aiken, S. 29801. Comments on the draft program should be received by the Deportment not tater than July 20, 1979.

474952 Notice of Public Sole Paccar Financial holder of a security interest in the following truck, will foreclose the rights of the debtor and oter to sell a 1974 Peter-bilt Serial No. 54499 for cosh to the highest bidder at June 21, 1979 at 2: 00 o.m. at Ken worth of Greenville, inc. 1-85 and Hwy. 143, Piedmont, S.

C. 29673. The truck Is available for inspection at the above address. Liinholder reserves the right to bid. Paccar Financial Clyde W.

Smith, Authorized Representa-tive. 47J424 Notice of Public Sole Paccar Financial holder of a security interest tn the following truck, will foreclose the rights of the debtor and offer to sell a 1978 Ken-worth Serial No. 159370S for cash to te highest bidder at June 21, 1979 at 2:20 p.m. at Ken worth of Greenville, Inc. 1-85 and Hwy.

143 Piedmont, S.C. 29673. The truck is available for Inspection at the above oddress. Llenhoi-der reserves the right to bid. Paccar Financial Clyde W.

Sm'th, Authorized Representative. 473.106 Notice of Public Sate Poccar Financial holder of a security Interest in the following truck, will foreclose the rights of the debtor and offer to sell a 1978 Ken-worth Serial No. 259395M for cosh to the highest bidder at June 21, 1979 at 2:45 p.m. at Kenworth of Greenville, Inc. 1-85 and Hwy.

143 Piedmont, S. C. 29673. The truck is available for inspection at the above oddress. Uenholder reserves the right to bid.

Paccar Financial Clyde W. Smith, Authorized Representative. 473504 Please take notice that the undersigned intend to acoly to the Secretary of Stote for a charter for on eleemosynary Corporation to be known as Harvest Time Revival Center. State of South Carolina, County of Richtond, South Carolina Insurance Department In Re: Application of State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Com-pony. One State Form Plaza, Bloomington, Illinois 61701 Notice of Filing and Hearing Docket No.

79-028 On June 7, 1979, State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company filed apoticotion requesting that the Chief Insurance Commissioner approve on overall increase of 22 0 in Private Passenger Automobile Rates and Commercial Automobile Rates, This company's ooplieotion was filed pursuant lo Section 38-43-610, et sea, of the South Carolina Code of Lows of 1976, as amended. As reaulred by Section 38-43-90 of he Code, a public hearing wilt be held at 10:30 a on July 31, 1979, at the offices of the South Corolina Deportment of Insurance, Room 107, Kittrell Center, 2711 Middleburg Drive. Columbia, South Carolina, for the purpose of receiving testimony and other evidence from all interested persons regarding this application. Any person who wishes to testify and present evidence at the hearing should notify in writing the undersigned and the applicant on or before Juty 10, 1979. Any person who wishes to express his or her views but is unable or does not desire to oooeor and testify at the hearing should submit those views to the Deportment In writing on or before July 10.

1979. Any person who wishes to participate in the hearing as porty of record, with the right of cross-exam-i notion, should file petition to Intervene on or before July 10, 1979. The application filed by this company is awottabte tor inspection at toe offices of the Department during regular business hours, which are from 8 30 o.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday (leooi holidays in the Stote of South Carolina excepted). Persons seeking information regarding the Deportment's ororeov ures should contact the Deportment at telephone number 803758-2185.

John W. Lindsay, Chief Insurance Comrrtsstoner. South Carolina Department of Insurance, 2711 Middleburg Drive, Columbia, South Carolina 79240. June 13, 1979 475595. Announcements 2 GRAVE SPACES 1590 ISO down one 12 oovments ot $45.

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Rd. Reword 732 57)5 orKJ 233-022 LOST.AWvm Hound. on, 6 mov. E. WcFoooo'Laurert Rd.

area. F1. oynoYi. nj-1001 LOST: Golden Rftrivf. temote, nom Mculv.

Lost WW on Huntino-Ion Rd. R-word offfrwt 307490 LOST: Lorge snort hotred txoc ooo wtn brown morknas, no to'C Ketter Mill Travirj Rest O'fa Lost on June 16th. REWARD! Daw Nights IM-sm Theodore Furman ABBEVILLE Theodore Hubert Furman 75, of 908 N. Main husband of Elizabeth White Furman, died Tuesday. Born in Atlanta, he was a member of Trinity Episcopal Church and a retired restaurant owner.

Surviving also are a son, Samuel H. Furman of Donalds; and three grandchildren. Services will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at Harris Funeral Home; burial in Long Cane Cemetery. The family will receive friends 7-8 p.m.

Wednesday at the funeral home. Florence Garrett WEST PELZER -Florence McClellion Garrett, 88, widow of William R. Garrett, died Monday. Born in Anderson County, she was a member of White Plains Baptist Church. Surviving are sons, Roy, Noah T.

and Earl Garrett of Pelzer, Homer Garrett of Wil-liamston, and Wayne Garrett of Greenville; a daughter, Mildred Taylor of Greenville; 15 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren. Services will be at 4 p.m. Wednesday at White Plains Baptist Church; burial in the church cemetery. The body will be placed in the church at 3 p.m. Gray Mortuary.

Lucy Levant Lucy William Levant, of 8 Trotter widow of Walter Levant, died Monday. Born in Pickens County, she was a daughter of the late King and Marie Williams, and a member of Easley Union Baptist Church. Surviving also are daughters, Thelma L. Logan of Greenville, and Romona L. Herbert of Washington, D.C; a son, Dr.

Emory M. Levant of 065 Child CareNurseries 0A6 Kindergarten Private Schools 075 Schools and Instructions PuinnrVann 1 PWWlt 077 Tutoring 082 Lounges' iud 065-Good Pioce to Go 090 Travel Transportation 093 Carpool Rides BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 100 Business Opportunities 102 Business Oooort. Wanted 104 Business for Sale FINANCIAL 108 Money to Loan 109 Financial Service 110 Insurance 115 investments 120 Wanted to Borrow Auto Loanslsee class 860) Realty Loons (see class 6001 Personal Loonstsee class 055) Mobile Home Loans) ctass 680) Rec EauipLoanslclass 720 EMPLOYMENT 150 Help Wanted Misc. 151 Musicians 152 Textiles 1 53 ntertolnment 155 Sales Agents 160 Crfice Clerical 1 65 Admini strati ve Prof essional 170 Technical Ooportunities 175 Engineering Opportunities 180 Computer Personnel 185 Teaching Opportunities 195 Employment Wanted BUSINESS SERVICES 200 Accounting Tax Service 205 Bookkeeping Service 210 TypingSecretarial MERCHANDISE 400 Miscellaneous For Sale 401 Energy Supplies 402 Energy Eauipment 403 GorogeYard Sales 404 Arts Cratts 406-Flea Market 408 Do-It-Yourself 412 Eauipment for Rent 415-Wonted to Buy 418 Photographic 419 Signs Sole or Lease 421 Office Eauio. Supplies 423 Business Equip.

Fixtures 425 Household Goods 427 Factory Outlet 429 Security Alarm Systems 431 Antiques 434 Auction Sales 437- T.V.Stereo' Radio 438 CB Radios Equip 4J0 P.AVSound Systems 443 Musicals 446 Building Supplies 449 Heavy Equipment 452 Industrial Equipment 455 Machinery Shoo Equip. 458 Dog and Pet Market 461 Wanted to Buy Pets 464 Livestock Poultry 465 Horses Supplies 467 Livestock Auction 470 Seeds Plants Trees 473 Fr uits roduce 476 Fertilizer Sprays Dusl 479-Feed Gram Hav 482 Farm Tractors Equip. 485 Lawn Garden Equip. 488 Swap Column RENTALS 500 Room and Board 505 Rooms For Rent 510 Furnished or Unfurn. Apts.

512-Residential Hotel 515 Furnished Apartments 520 Unfurnished Apartments 523 Furnrture Household Rentals 525 Rentals to Share 530 Furnished Houses 532 Furnished Unfurn. Houses 535 Unfurnished Houses 53ft Condo. Rentals 540 JVobtie Home Rentals 545-Mobile Home Porks 550 Mobile Home Spaces 555 Forms For Rent 560 Business Rentals 565 Warehouses for Rent 570 Real Estate for Lease 575 Resort Rentals 580 Miscellaneous Rentals 585Wanted to Rent 590 Wanted to Lease REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 600 Mortgage Loonsinsurance 604 Real Lstate Interest 405 Houses for Sale 610 Homes, Zone I 615 Homes, Zone 2 620 Homes, Zone 3 625 Homes, Zone 4 (See Zone Map) 640 Homes wth Acreage 642 Condominium 644 Buildings to be Moved 646 Lots Acreage 68 Mobile Home Lots 650 Wanted Real Estate 652 Farms For Sale 654 Out of Town Prooertv 654 Resort Property 658 Income Investment Prooertv 660 Industrial Property 6ft2 Commercial Prooertv 664 Miscellaneous Property 666 Real Estate Exchonge 668 Real Estate Brokers 60 Auction-Real Estate MOBILE HOMES 675 Mobile Homes 678 Modular HomeOffice 680 Mobile Home Loons 681 Mobile Home Ins. 685 Mobile Home Accessories 687 Mobile Home Movers 60 Mobile Home Services 6V5 Wanted Mobile Homes RECREATIONAL 700 Motor Homes 705 Travel Trailers Campers 715 Rec Eauip, Rentals 720 Eauip. Ins.

725 Camping Eauip. 726 Comoer Covers 730 Comoing Sites 740 BootvMotorsEauip. 745 Sports Recreational Equip. 750 Wanted Rec Eauia TRANSPORTATION 800 Aircraft Sales'Servfce 830 Charter Flights Rentals 815 Motorcycles Mini Bikes 820 Cvcte Parts Accessories 825 Bicycles Mopeds 830 Auto Ports- Equipment 835 Auto RepairsService 840 Auto-Truck Tires 845 AutoTruck Rentals 850 Auto Truck Leasing 855 TrucksTrailers Buses 857 Vans, Custom Vehicles 860 Auto LoansIns. 865 Anttaue Classic Cars flOlmportrO-Soorts Cars 875 imported Car Parts 880 Wanted Automotive 885Junk Cars Wanted 8874 D.

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Morgan Memorial Gardens. M.W. Bobo Funeral Home, Spartanburg. GREENVILLE Services for Joseph Young, of 1004 Anderson Road, 3 p.m. Thursday at Wat-kins, Garrett Woods Mortuary; burial in Mt.

Pleasant Baptist Church cemetery, Anderson. The family will receive friends 7-8 p.m. Wednesday at the mortuary. GREENVILLE Services for William McDonald, of 44 Lockman Drive, 4 p.m. Thursday at Sweet Canaan Baptist Church in Anderson; burial in the church cemetery.

The family will receive friends 7-8 p.m. Wednesday at S.C. Franks Chapel of Remembrance. Elmer Kent of Asheville, N.C; brothers, Sanford Blankenship of Ma-ryville. Wilson Blankenship of Robin-sonville, N.C, and R.K.

Blankenship of Spartan burg; and six grandchil dren. Services will be at 3 p.m. Wednesday at Calu met Baptist Church; burial in West View Cemetery. 1 he bodv wi II be placed in the church at 2 p.m. B.h.

tads Funeral Home. James Boyle TRAVELERS REST James Ira Boyle, 38, husband of Dorothy Chandler Boyle, of Route 4, Virginia for merly of Greenville, died Monday. Born in Zanesville, Ohio, he was a son of the late James Harold and Blanche Davis Boyle, a field engineer with Burroughs Corporation, a Catholic and a U.S. Air Force veteran. Surviving also are sons, Jody and Christopher Boyle of the home; and a sister, Nancie Boyle of Youngs-town.

Ohio. Services will be at 3 p.m. Wednesday at Thomas McAfee Funeral Home; burial in Green ville Memorial Gardens. The family is at the home of his sister-in-law, Mrs. Brenda Um- baugh, 202, Stratford Road.

Calvin Burns TRYON, N.C. Calvin Burns, 64, of New Market Road, husband of Gertrude Stanley Burns, died Monday. Born in Saluda, N.C, he was a son of the late Luther and Samantha Heatherly Burns, and a World War II veteran. Surviving also are sons, Bobby Burns of Chattanooga, Stanley Burns of Tryon, and Michael Burns of Arden, N.C; a sister, l.ydia Williams of Tryon; brothers, Heman Burns of Tryon, and Alvin Burns of Saluda. Services will be at 4 p.m.

Wednesday at Mountain Page Baptist Church; burial in the church cemetery. Petty Funeral Home. William Chasteen ANDERSON William P. Chasteen, 51, of Route husband of Ola Hamby Chasteen, died Tuesday. Born in Anderson County, he was a son of Willie Odell Chasteen of Anderson, and the late Perry W.

Chasteen, a shipping clerk for Sullivan Hardware and a member of Osborne Avenue Church of God. Surviving also are a son, William Chasteen of Anderson; a daughter. Doris Altman MYRTLE BEACH -Doris Pettit Altman, 66, wife of Stanley Blondel Altman, died Tuesday. Born in Gaffney, she was a daughter of the late Joseph Columbus and Nancy Whelbhel Pettit, a housewife, a member of the Myrtle Beach First Baptist Church and attended Limestone College. Surviving also are daughters, Doris Clark of Silver Springs, Jane Candiano of Greensboro, and Susan Schroeder of Richmond, ten grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren.

Services will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at the First Baptist Church; burial at 5 p.m. Thurs- day in Oakland Ceme- tery, Gaffney. I Memorials may be made to the Myrtle Beach First Baptist Church. McMillian-; Small Funeral Home.

Corrie Boal Corrie Lee Beal, 75, widow of Samuel Heal, of 12 Bell died Tuesday. Born in Anderson County, she was a member of Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church in Anderson County, Surviving are daughters, Mrs. Curtis Beal of Greenville, Edith Richardson of Akron, Ohm; sisters, Lillian Willford and Laura Brown of Now York City, Geraldean Cureton of Detroit, and Gladys Sadler of Indianapolis, brothers, Gossett Brown of New York City, and Lewis Brown of Pendleton; five grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Services will be announced by Watkins, Garrett Woods Mor-tuiirv.

S.A. Blankenship mon of Belvedere, and several grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Services will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Dunbar Funeral Home, Divine Street Chapel; burial at 2:30 p.m. in Padget Creek Baptist Church cemetery near Union.

Harvey Wells GREENWOOD Harvey Jurdon Wells, 72, of Route 8, Airport Road, husband of Clara Mae Davis Wells, died Tuesday. Born in Laurens County, he was a retired shop foreman for the S.C. Highway Department. Surviving also are brothers, Carlisle Well of Laurens, and Wofford and Ozzie Wells of Coro-naca. Services will be at 3: 30 p.m.

Thursday at Blyth Funeral Home; burial in Greenwood Memorial Gardens. The family will receive friends 7-9 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. Edward Hicks SPARTANBURG -Edward Leonard Hicks, 57, husband of Betty Bright Hicks, of Blacks- tock Road, una, died Tuesday. Born in Spartanburg County, he was a son of the late Edward Leland and Etta Miller Hicks, a retired security guard, and a World War II Army veteran.

Surviving also are a daughter, Lynn Sellers of Una; a brother, T.w Hicks of Spartanburg; sisters, Gertrude Kruscinski of Una, Faye Young of Spartanburg; and one granddaughter. Services will be at 3: 30 p.m. Thursday at Floyd's Mortuary, North Church Street; burial in Fort Prince Memorial Gardens. The family is at the home of Lynn Sellers, Blackstock Road, and will receive friends 7-9 p.m. Wednesday at the mortuary.

Funeral Invitations The (riends and relatives of Mrs. Alia Rose Boothe Foster, Miss Dolanne Foster, Mrs. Charlene F. Hammons, Miss Joanele Foster, Miss Claire Adele Foster, Mr. Jan E.

Fos ter. Mr. Charles L. Foster, Mrs. Aileen Carter, Mrs.

Helen Louise Burnette. Mrs. Kathrvn Black. Mrs. Laura Belle Cooper, Mrs.

Thelma Edlin, Mrs. Jerrv Hall. Mr. Charles Boothe, Mr. Joe Boothe, Mr.

Jimmy Boothe and Mr. Wil ham Boothe. are respectfully invited to attend the funeral service for Mrs. Alta Rose Boothe Foster, Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Southside Baptist Barnwell told to stop taking medical wastes COLUMBIA (UPI) Chem-Nuclear Services Inc.

in Barnwell, the only burial ground for low-level radioactive waste in the East, has been ordered to stop accepting all liquid wastes from medical facilities, health officials said Tuesday. "It's just because of the volatile nature of the chemicals," said Alice Parsons, a spokesman for the state Department of Health and Environmental Control. Last month, DHEC forbade Chem-Nuclear from burying the chemical toluene. Starting Thursday, the company will be unable to accept any "scintillation liquids" used in hospitals, medical schools and research facilities. Lee Hubbard, site manager at Chem-Nuclear, said toluene was the most controversial chemical.

Radioactive isotopes are suspended in the chemical, which is used in laboratories. It is "not a desirable product" for burial at Chem-Nuclear because officials feared it might seep through the clay into the aquifer, Hubbard said. "Toluene is a double hazard it's a carcinogenic and it tends to break down it might allow a transgression of the aquifer," he said. He said Chem-Nuclear has agreed to the DHEC order. "There's no disagreement on this one," said Hubbard, noting that radioactive liquids in the past have comprised only 5 percent of the materials buried at Chem-Nuclear.

He said he did not know how much liquid waste was already buried on the site. The firm's license does not allow it to take liquid wastes from nuclear generating plants, he said. LIBERTY Sidney A. Blankenship, 73, of 101 Maplecroft hus band of Pauline Posey lflanKenship, died Tues dav. Born in Madison County, N.C, he was a retired employee of Mayfair Mills of Easley, and a member of Cam met Baptist Church and the Men Sunday School class.

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