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The Greenville News Monday, October 19, 1981 Paper mill opponents get last chance to air views COLUMBIA (AP) Opponents of a proposed $600 million paper mill in lower Richland County praised by state officials but panned by environmentalists are expected to pack an armory Tuesday for the last public hearing on the plant. Between 700 and 1,000 people are expected to turn up at the Lower Richland Armory for the joint federal-state hearing on the proposed plant along the Wateree River, the last before officials make final decisions on whether an exhaustive environmental impact study of the Union Camp proposal should be done and whether air and water permits should be issued. State officials have given Union Camp a tentative go-ahead for the project, which the state Development Board calls the largest private investment in state history. Even plant opponents, who say the mill would spoil the air in central South Carolina and pollute the vast Santee Cooper lakes downstream of the Wateree, are not opti- deaths Lucile Anderson GREENWOOD Lucile Jester Anderson, 90, formerly of McCormick Highway, died Saturday. Surviving are daughters, Helen Scott of Greenwood and Lois Thorton of Greenville.

Services will be at 11 a.m. Monday at the Blyth Funeral Home Chapel; burial in Greenwood Memorial Gardens. Macio Duncan HONEA PATH Macio Duncan, 74, of Abbeville Nursing Home, died Saturday, He was a retired farmer. Surviving are her brother, James Taylor of Patterson, N.J.; and a sister, Mrs. Louise Blassingame of Seneca.

Services will be at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Johnson and Stewart Funeral Home. Visitation: p.m. Monday at the funeral home. Ola Gentry ANDERSON Ola Mae Smith Gentry, 72, of 204 died Saturday.

She was retired from Abney Mills. Surviving are her husband, Eugene W. "Gene" Gentry; daughters, Mrs. 1 Billie (Sybile) Findley of Anderson and Mrs. Edward (Lottie) Grahm of Anderson; a son, Johnny Lee Gentry of Anderson; a grandson reared in the home, Dennis H.

Crawford Jr. of Anderson; great-grandchildren reared in the home, Denise and Donnie Crawford, both of Anderson; brothers, J.T. Smith of. Anderson L.C. Smith of Abbeville; sisters, Farrah Roberts Anderson, Francis Shaw of Anderson and Mearle Drake of Martin, Ga.

Services will be at 3 p.m. Tues-, day at the chapel of Sullivan-King Mortuary. Visitation: 7-9 p.m. Monday at. the mortuary.

Woodrow Goode Woodrow Wilson Goode, 63, of 15 Rasor Drive, died Sunday. He was a retired florist. Surviving are daughters, Shelia Rollins of Poquoson, and Gail Madden of Greenville; a son, C. David Goode of Greenville; sisters, Estelle Wilson of Greenvile, Thelma Goode, Cleo Gilleam and Katherine Mathis, all of Spindale, N.C.; and a brother, Ernest Goode of Charlotte, N.C. Services will be at 11 a.m.

Tuesday at the Mackey Mortuary. p.m. Monday at the mortuary. Mary Greer PICKENS Mary Matilda Chastain Greer died Saturday. She was a retired textile employee.

Surviving are stepdaughters, Anita 1 Hutchins of Greenville, and Faye Curtis of Clover; stepsons, Oscar Greer Greenville, Paul Greer of Greenwood and Vernon Greer of Six Mile; and a sister, Ovie Chastain of Pickens. Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday at the chapel of the Dillard Funeral Home; burial in Hillcrest Memorial Park. He was a retired technical sergeant for the U.S. Air Force and a retired salesman.

Buck Herlong Sr. JOHNSTON Henry Marvin "Buck" Herlong 59, died Sunday. Surviving are daughters, Pamela H. Price of Stone Mountain, Tiny H. Olson of Canyon Country, a son, Henry Marvin "Bucky" Herlong Jr.

of Lexington; a sister, Mrs. William G. Smith of Johnston; and brothers, Dan Herlong of Johnston, Lewis Herlong of Greenwood and Padgett Herlong of Lothian, Md. Graveside services will be at 4 p.m Tuesday at Harmony United Methodist Church Cemetery with full military honors. Clark-Bland Funeral Home, Johnston.

mistic the state will deny or delay the permits. "I think that's already been determined," said David McCracken, president of the Sumter Fish and Game Association. "We're looking for the usual rubber stamp from the state." But that doesn't mean Union Camp's opponents are ready to give without a fight. Last week, the Committee to Preserve Santee Cooper hired a Beaufort law firm that is apparently preparing lawsuits to fight the permit process if an environmental impact study isn't done. "We are going to use every legal means at our disposal to bring about an environmental impact statement," McCracken said.

The firm of Dowling, Sanders, Duke, Novit and Svalina has fought environmental battles in the past. In 1970, it played a key role in stopping the establishment of a petrochemical plant near Beaufort by BASF, a West German company. That plant also had strong sup- upstate port from state officials, including Gov. Robert McNair, before environmentalists and Hilton Head landowners protested. Critics of the Union Camp proposal doubt the state Department of Health and Environmental Control's ability to monitor the plant and control its air and water dis- Citadel shooting "would have an adverse impact on college activities, academic routine and cadet time at a critical time during the school year." Now the film studio says it needs to use the campus for 18 days, not the six weeks previously planned.

The offer has won the endorsement of state legislators from the Charleston area. Debra Rosen, director of the state Film Office, outlined the filmmaker's latest proposal, saying the shooting might occur near spring ANDERSON 36 Crossyard Apartments Gentry, Ola 72 GREENWOOD Mehling, Jessie 88 Anderson, Lucile, 90 CALHOUN FALLS GREER Scott, Sallie 65 Pearson, W. ALbert, 58 CHESTER HIGH POINT, N.C. Perry, Christine, 95 Lothridge, Dennis 26 Stringfellow, William K. 77 HONEA PATH EASLEY Duncan, Macio, 74 Martin, Harry 85 JOHNSTON FAIRFAX Buck Herlong 59 Williams, Laura 91 PELZER GREENVILLE King, J.

Lewis, 72 Denny, James 65 PENDLETON 24 Springside Ave. Wilson G. Annette, 36 Goode, Woodrow 63 Wilson Wendy 9 15 Rasor Drive PICKENS Gossett, Joseph 74 Greer, Mary, M. 421 South Franklin Rd. SIMPSONVILLE Calvin 55 Fowler, Curry 77 202 Wakewood Way SPARTANBURG Emperial Hills Wines, Terri 32 Hicks, Julia A.

TOWNVILLE 104 Lafayette St. Humphries, John C. Martin, Alberta 78 WHITMIRE Poinsettt Hotel Kelley, Teneight, 78 Newton, Edward T. III, 32 later. Julia Hicks Julia Ann Hicks, of 104 Layfayette died Thursday.

Surviving are her husband, Leorard Hicks; a daughter, Cynthia Adams of Greenville; a son, Luther Hicks of Greenville; a sister, Clara Gaines of Greenville; and brothers, Isreal and Isom Simpson, both of Easley. Services will be at 3 p.m. Monday at the Easley Union Baptist Church; burial in Mauldin Cemetery. John Humphries TOWNVILLE John C. Humphries, of Route 1, died Saturday.

He was an employee of Wamsutta Mills. Surviving are his wife, Lillian Corley Humphries; a stepson, Grover Davis Jr. of Travelers Rest; a brother, Lester B. Humphries of Asheville, N.C.; and sisters, Margorie Gibson and Helen Fuller, both of Greer. Services will be at 11 a.m.

Tuesday at McDougald's North Chapel; burial in Greenwood Memorial Gardens. Teneight Kelley WHITMIRE Teneight Kelley, 78, of 1128 Sinclair and the husband of Eliza Harrison Kelley, died Sunday. He was a retired employee of the J.P. Stevens Co. Surviving are sons, Warren R.

Kelley of Jonesville, Nelven Kelley of the home; daughters, Mrs. Vince (Jackie) Warn of Virginia Beach, Mrs. Buddy (Patricia) Brazell of Whitmire, Mrs. Carl (Sharon) Bumgarner of Clinton; an adopted daughter, Mrs. Johnny (Neisha) Clark of Augusta, brothers, Taft Kelley of Prosperity and Ralph Kelley of Virginia; and a sister, Ira Marlow of Liberty.

Services in the will be Master's at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday Baptist Church. Visitation: 7-9 p.m. Monday at the Gray Funeral Home, Whitmire. Memorials may be made to the Whitmire rescue squad.

Lewis King PELZER John Lewis King, 72, of Route 3, Burgess Road, died Sun- Surviving are his wife, Agnes Lollis King; daughters, McClellan, Betty Spear: man and Shirley Pelzer; sons, William A. King, Samall of Pelzer; a sisters, Mattie Pearuel R. King and Edmund R. King, son of Pelzer and Lula Mae Moore of Greenville; and brothers, J.B. King, Ellis King and Woodrow King, all of Pelzer, and J.S.

King of Greenville. Services will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at the Washington Baptist Church. Visitation: 7-9 p.m. Monday at the Gray Mortuary Pelzer.

day. He was a retired employee of the Kendall Pelzer. charges and are demanding an environmental impact statement. Such a study "would be very involved and take 12 to 18 months, probably closer to 18," said Robert Bernard of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, which along with DHEC and the state Water Resources Commission is holding Tuesday's Continued break.

The financial terms of the offer were not disclosed, and Paramount officials could not be reached. Citadel President James A. Grimsley confirmed Saturday that he was contacted by Paramount late Friday. He said he would present the issue, which he characterized as "a communication, not an offer," to the board at its meeting Oct. 30.

At Friday's delegation meeting, Miss Rosen and state Sen. Paul W. Cantrell said The Citadel's accept- and a brother, the Rev. Henry Hopkins Newton of Houston. Funeral services will be at 4 p.m.

Monday at the First Baptist Church of Durham; entombment in Woodlawn Memorial Park Mausoleum, Durham, N.C. The body was sent by the Thomas McAfee Funeral Home to the Hall-Wynne Funeral Home, 1113 W. Main Durham, N.C. for services. Christine Perry CHESTER Christine F.

Perry, 95, of 152 Wylie died Sunday. Surviving are a son, Charles Perry of Tembroke, N.C.; and a daughter, Christine Armstrong of Chester. Services will be at 3 p.m. at the chapel of Barron Funeral Home; burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Sallie Scott CALHOUN FALLS Sallie Mae Payton Scott, 65, of 613 Aiken and the wife of Julian Clyde Scott, died Sunday.

Suriving are daughters, Lucile Wiley of Lowndesville, Shirley McCarley of Calhoun Falls; a son, Leroy Scott of Lowndesville; a brother, James Payton of Calhoun Falls; and sister, Ruth Everette of Greenwood; and half sisters, Mary Willoughby of Calhoun Falls and Mrs. Jessie Boles of Iva. Services will be at 3 p.m Tuesday at Fairfield Street Church of God. Parker-White Funeral Home. Visitation: after 11 a.m.

Monday at the home. William Stringfellow Sr. CHESTER William Kirkwood Stringfellow 77, of Goochland Plantation, died Sunday. He was the retired general manager of J.P. Stevens.

Surviving are his wife, Harriet Howell Stringfellow; sons, W.K. Stringfellow and Ladson F. Stringfellow, both of Chester; a daughter, Pattie Anderson of Raleigh, N.C.; a brother, John Nixon Stringfellow of Rock Hill; a sister, Mrs. W.F. Judy of Greenville.

Services will be at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday at the Purity Presbyterian Church; burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Barron Funeral Home. Laura Williams FAIRFAX Laura Anna Harter Williams, 91, died Saturday. She was the oldest active member of the Trinity Luthern Church.

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Marion W. Rushe of West Columbia; and sons, James Otis Williams of Columbia and H.J. Williams of Fairfax. Services will be at 4 p.m.

Monday at the Trinity Luthern Church; burial in the Fairfax Cemetery. Smith Memorial Funeral Home, Allendale. Memorials may be made to the Trinity Luthern Church, Fairfax. Annette Wilson PENDLETON Grace Annette Gillam Wilson, 36, of Route 1, Box 206, Greenville Highway, died Saturday. She was employed by Clemson University.

She was a past Worthy Matron of the Eastern Star, and she lived most of her life in Greenville. Surviving are her husband, William Avery Wilson; her mother, Grace Gillam of Pendleton; daughters, Lee and Mandy Wilson, both of the home; a sister, Liddy Carlisle of Supply, N.C., and a brother, Gary Gillam of Saudi Arabia. Services will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at the First Baptist Church, Pendleton. Visitation: p.m.

Monday at the Duckett Funeral Home's Clemson Chapel. Wendy Wilson PENDLETON Wendy Michelle Wilson, 9, of Route 1, Box 206, Greenville Highway, died Saturday in York County. She was a fourth-grade student at Pendleton Elementary School. Surviving are her father, William Avery Wilson; grandmothers, Ila Wilson of the home, and Grace Gillain of Pendleton; and sisters, Lee hearing. "The average cost is about $100,000," he said.

Robert Gross of DHEC's Bureau of Wastewater and Stream Quality Control said a study could cost $1 million and he maintained that his agency's report on the mill was sufficient. DHEC concluded that because of newer technology, the from Page 1C ance of Paramount's offer would pump more than $2.5 million into the local economy and lead to other film companies using the state to make their movies. Cantrell said Citadel trustees "now have the perfect opportunity to come to the aid of their community economically. It may require a little bit of sacrifice on their part." The delegation agreed unanimously to write board members that the legislators support filming the movie on campus. and Mandy Wilson, both of the home.

Services will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at the First Baptist Church, Pendleton. Visitation: p.m. Monday at Funeral Home's Clemson Chapel. Terri Wines SPARTANBURG Terri Ann Wines, 32, of 426 Boiling Springs Road, died Saturday.

Surviving are her husband, Robert Bruce Wines; a daughter, Amanda Wines of the home; her mother, Mrs. Jessie Bennett Blackshire of Greenville; and brothers, Craig Blackshire of Greenville and Joseph Blackshire of Piedmont. Services will be at 2 p.m Tuesday at Floyd's North Church Street Chapel. plant would not sigificantly harm either the Wateree or Lake Marion. However, opponents have said that Union Camp likes to compare its pollution control technology to that of the new Buckeye Cellulose Pulp and Paper plant in Oglethorpe, Ga.

"The Lords of Discipline" is a fictionalized account of a cadet attending a Charleston military school in the late 1960s. While author Pat Conroy, a Citadel graduate maintains that his novel describes incidents at many military schools, the book has sparked controvery in The Citadel community. At the time the movie maker's first offer was turned down; board Chairman George James denied that the contents of the book or the screenplay had anything to do with the trustees' decision. Visitation: 7-9 p.m. Monday at the mortuary.

Dennis Lothridge HIGH POINT, N.C. Dennis James Lothridge, 26, of Route 1, Sophia, N.C., died Saturday. He was a truck driver for Diamond Bedding Co. Surviving are his wife, Karen Grayson Lothridge; a son, Joshua Daniel Lothridge of the home; his father, Bruce H. Lothridge of Anderson; his mother, Dorothy Lothridge of High Point, N.C.; a sister, Glenda Rochester of High Point, N.C.; and a brother, Eddie Lothridge of Southmount, N.C.; and a grandmother, Inez Lothridge of Ware Shoals.

Services will be at 3:30 p.m. Monday at Sechrest Funeral Home Chapel; burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Alberta Martin Alberta Poore Martin, 78, of Poinsett Hotel, died Saturday. She was a teacher in Pickens County Schools for 20 years and was employed in the Finance Department of the Pentagon in Washington. Surviving are stepdaughters, Marian Richey of Columbia and Doris Nix of Raleigh, N.C.; and stepsons, Wallace Martin and Ray Martin, both of Anderson.

Services will be at 11 a.m. Monday at the chapel of Thomas McAfee Funeral Home; burial in Westview Cemetery, Liberty. Memorials may be made to the Foreign Mission Fund of Orville Baptist Church, 40 Hammett Anderson, or to Gidean International. Harvey Martin Harry William Martin, 85, of 701 E. A died Saturday.

He was a retired civil service employee. Surviving is a sister-in-law, Mrs. Leonard Martin of the home. Services will be at 4 p.m Monday at the chapel of the Dillard Funeral Home; entombment in the Hillcrest Memorial Park Mausoleum. Jessie Mehling ANDERSON Jessie Reid Garrison Mehling, 88, of Denver Community, died Sunday.

She was a retired director of health and physical education of the state of Alabama. She was a former officer of the Business Women's Club. Surviving are a stepdaughter, Joan Mehling of St. Petersburg, and a brother, Frank Garrison of Anderson. Services will be at 4:30 p.m.

Tuesday at the chapel of Sullivan King Morturay. Visitation: 7-9 p.m. Monday at the mortuary. Edward Newton Edward Traywick Newton III, 32, of 36 Crossyard Apartments, died Saturday of injuries suffered in a plane crash near Rock Hill. Mr.

Newton, pilot of the plane, was one of three victims killed when the crash occurred while en route to Durham, N.C., to attend the Clemson- Duke football game. A native of Durham, N.C., he was son of Edward T. Jr. and Sara Hopkins Newton and was employed as a company pilot for General Painting Co. of Greenville.

He was a member of the Professional Pilots Association and also a member of the First Baptist Church of Durham. He served with the United States Air Force for 10 years and received the rank of captain. Surviving is his wife, Mary Jean Ellenburg Newton, daughter of Greenville County Administrator Frank Ellenburg. Also surviving are a sister, Sara Louise Newton West of Durham DENNY, JAMES C. James Clinton Denny, 65, husband of Dorothy Harrison Denny of 24 Springside Avenue, died Sunday at Greenville Memorial Hospital.

Born in Cherokee County, Georgia, he was the son of the late James Gentry and Susan Spriggs Denny. A retired U.S. Army Veteran of WWII, he was a member of Bethel Assembly of God. Surviving also are four sisters: Mrs. Grace D.

Milwood of Gainesville, Mrs. Martha D. Cunningham of Greenville, Mrs. Ruby D. Bolding of Liberty and Mrs.

Lula Woodall of Westminister; two brothers: Fairest Denny of Ballground, Ga. and Herbert Denny of Covington, Ga. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 P.M Tuesday at the Chapel of Thomas McAfee Funeral Home by the Rev. M.O. Turner and Rev.

Grady Bridwell with burial in Graceland Cemetery. The family is at the residence and also the home of his sister, Mrs. Cunningham, 703 Pine Creek Drive and will receive friends from 7 to 8:30 P.M. Monday at the funeral home. FOWLER, CURRY J.

Simpsonville. Curry Jasper Fowler, 77, of Route 5, Jonesville Road, died Sunday in Asheville, N.C. He was born in Greenville County, a son of the late Hamp Sely and Bessie Watson Fowler. A retired employee of Dunean Mill, a Marine Corp. veteran and a member of Clear Spring Baptist Church.

Surviving are his wife, Agnes Jones Fowler; two sons, Douglas N. Fowler of Mauldin and Michael J. Fowler of Simpsonville; two brothers, Alvin Fowler of Simpsonville and Jeff Fowler of Mullins; one sister, Maude Bomar of Atlanta, and eleven grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 11 A.M. Tuesday at Cannon Funeral Home, Ft.

Inn with burial in Clear Spring Baptist Church Cemetery. The family is at the residence on Jonesville Road and will receive 1 friends from P.M. Monday at Cannon Funeral Home. GOSSETT, JOSEPH A. GREENVILLE, S.C.

Joseph Asbury Gossett, 74, of 421 South Franklin Road, died Sunday. Born in Spartanburg County, he was a son of the late Joseph and Ella Pruitt Gossett, and was associated with Southern Bobbing Company before his retirement. He was a veteran of World War II having served with the U.S. Air Force. Surviving are his wife, Effie Worthy Gossett; and a son, James W.

Gossett, both of the home; a grandson: Larry Gossett of Greenville; a great granddaughter: Pamela Joy Gossett of Greenville; three sisters: Nancy Lancaster of Carpentersville, Flemar Lawson of Columbia, S.C., and Nellie Hart of Royston, a brother, William Varner of Spartanburg, S.C. Services will be Tuesday at 3 p.m. at Agnew Road Church of God by Rev. Johnny H. Bingham.

Burial will be in Graceland Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Junior Goodwin, Ellis Wheatley, Fred Gossett, William Howard Gossett, Bobby Looper, Dale Looper and Tommy Flury. Obituary notices are published as requested to accommodate those desiring more information than is provided in the accompanying news and articles. billed Obituary through the prepared Classified Advertising Department at 298-4221 The body is at the residence, 421 South Franklin Road, after 3 Monday and will be placed in the church at 2 p.m. Tuesday.

The Mackey Mortuary is in charge. PEARSON, W. ALBERT GREER, S.C. William Albert Pearson, 58, of 501 Hammett Road, died suddenly Saturday. A native Greenville County, he was a son of the late O.S.

and Irene Ashworth Pearson and was a mechanical engineer with Davis Mechanical. He was a graduate of Clemson University, a member of Leawood Baptist Church, but attended Edgewood Baptist Church. He served with the U.S. Navy during World War II. Surviving are his wife, Anne Cannon Bruce Pearson of the home; two sons: R.A.

Bruce of Greer and M.R. Bruce of Taylors; a daughter: Bruce Derryberry of Summerville, S.C.; a sister: Mrs. Gladys P. Howell of Greenville; three brothers: Gerald Pearson of Bonham, Texas, J.M. Pearson of Beaumont, Texas, and Joe Pearson of Taylors; his step-mother, Mrs.

Sunie Walker Pearson of Greenville; and seven granchildren. Services will be conducted Monday at 2 p.m. at The Mackey Mortuary by Rev. Joe Seay. Burial will be in Woodlawn Memorial Park.

Pallbearers will be Carlos Garner, Ronnie Jenkins, Woody Stone, Jim Wagoner, Roy Johnson and Winston Anderson. The body is at the mortuary. Memorials may be made to the Diabetic Associations, P.O. Box 8378, Greenville, S.C. 29604.

WINES, MRS. TERRI ANN BLACKSHIRE Mrs. Terri Ann Blackshire Wines, 32, of 426 Old Boiling Springs Spartanburg, died Saturday afternoon. Born in Greenville, daughter of Mrs. Jessie Blackshire and the late Joseph R.

Blackshire. Graduate of Parker High School. Also surviving besides her mother, her husband Robert Bruce Wines; one daughter, Miss Amanda Wines of the home: two brothers, Craig Blackshire of Greenville and Joseph Blackshire of Piedmont. Funeral services will be 2 P.M. Tuesday at J.F.

Floyd Mortuary by the Rev. James Quick. Burial in Woodlawn Memorial Park, Greenville. Visitation will be 7-9 P.M. Monday at J.F.

Floyd Mortuary. The Duncan, friends Miss and Doris relatives of Mr. Herman William and Mr. Jimmy Norman Duncan, Mrs. Shelia D.

Haley invited William to Duncan attend funeral services for Mr. Hermon Duncan are respectfully at the Chapel to be conducted at 4 P.M. Monday with interment of to follow Thomas McAfee Funeral Home Park. Thomas in Woodlawn Memorial McAfee. Funeral Director.

The friends and relatives of Mr. Clarence Martin C.F. Odom. Odom, Mrs. T.D.

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Odom are respectfully invited to attend services for Mr. Clarence Martin Odom to be conducted ut 2 P.M. Mondav at the of Thomas McAfee Funeral Home with inMcAfee. Funeral Director. ferment to follow in Graceland Cemetery.

Thomas The friends and relatives of Mrs. Alberta Poore Martin, Mr. Don Poore, Mrs. Marian Richey, Mrs. Doris Nix.

Mr. Wallace Martin and Mr. Ray Martin are respectfully invited to attend tuneral services for Mrs. Alberta Poore Martin to be conducted: at A.M. Monday at the Chapel of Thomas McAfee Funeral Home with interment to follow in Westview Cemetery.

Liberty. Thomas McAfee, Funeral Director..