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Ina- A A 01 FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1948 SIX THE GREENVILLE NEWS. GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA DEATHS AND FUNERALS Ray L. Pitts WALHALLA, Aug. 12. Funeral services for Pfc.

Ray L. Pitts, who was killed in Italy February 22, 1944. will be at the Rocky Knoll Baptist Church Saturday at 3 p. conducted the Rev. De Witt Snellgrove.

Interment will be in the Neville Cemetery. Pfc. Pitts is survived by his parents, five sisters. one half- sister, one brother, de is and his maternal grandfather. Edward Chapman EASLEY, Aug.

services for Edward Gene Chapman of the Crowell section of Pickens County will be at Holly Springs Baptist Church Friday' at p. conducted by the Rev. Tom Kelly and the Rev. Hind Newton. Interment will be in adjoining cemetery.

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duct a short prayer service the The Rev. Earl P. Paulk conwill. graveside. Glen R.

Justice WALHALLA, Aug. Glen 12. Funeral services Pvt. R. Justice, who was killed in Italy June 3, 1944.

will be at the Rocky Knoll Baptist Church Sunday at 3 p. conducted by the Rev: Paul Hayes. Interment will be in the Neville Cemetery. Pvt. Justice is survived by his parents, three sisters, five brothers, and his maternal and paternal grandfathers.

Dr. Samuel Fhuere WALHALLA. Aug. 12-Dr. Samuel Fhuere 70, died in a Columbia hospital Tuesday.

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Lucy H. Phuere; one son, Lewis Phuere of Buean Vita, two step-daughters, Mrs. A. J.

Vinson Walhalla and Mrs. C. Deerwood Knight of Socorro, N. and seven grandchildren. Puneral service will be at the Ansel Funeral Home Saturday at 11 conducted by the Rev.

J. T. Black. Interment will be in West View Memorial Park. Graveside services will be in charge of the Knights of Pythias.

The family request that flowers be omitted. Miss Alma Hicks Funeral services for Miss Alma Lucille Hicks. lifelong resident of Greenville. will be held Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock at the Mackey pastor of St. Paul Methodist Mortuary.

The Rev. A E. E. Glenn. Church, of which Miss Hicks was a member.

will conduct the services and interment will be in the family plot in Springwood Cemetery. The following will serve as pallbearers: E. C. Honour, Marion Pack, Thomas A. Hicks, Don Irvin, Taylor O'Dell and E.

M. Dickson. They will meet at the mortuary at 4:50 o'clock. Composing the escort of honor and also meeting at 4:50 will be S. W.

McCandless, Dr. W. R. Lambert, W. A.

Merritt, the Rev. E. Hopkins Weston, Sidney Smith, Arthur Ramseur, the Rev. M. T.

Wharton, W. J. Strawn, Hubert Sub lett and the board of stewards of St. Paul Church. Miss Hicks died at the family home, 614 Pendleton Street, at 5:45 o'clock yesterday morning following several weeks of illness.

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Bruce Doster Drugs YOUR REXALL STORE 116 SOUTH MAIN ST. -DIAL 2-8215 Claud and William McAlister and Willie Martin. The honorary escort will be posed of David Riggins, Mac Smith, George Bryant, Barney Link, Jess Johnson, Freeman Fortner, Harold Bryant, J. Snider, Wilton Smith and Lee Looney. The body will be at the home after 2 p.

m. Friday. Walter Lee Burgess SENECA, Aug. Lee Burgess, 49, died today at 9 p. m.

at the Oconee Hospital after an illness of four days. Mr. Burgess was employed by the Utica-Mohawk Mill. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Lillian Murphey Burgess of Seneca: three daughters, Mrs.

Oather Robinson of Gastonia, N. Mrs. Talmadge Minyard of Anderson and Mrs. George Morgan of Seneca; four sons. Joyce Burgess, J.

L. Burgess, Alton Burgess and Dale Burgess, all of Seneca; two sisters, Mrs. Rebecca Thompson of Unaka, N. and Mrs. Ida Bell of Maryville, two brothers, D.

Burgess of Etowah. and Elmer Burgess of Murphy, N. and seven grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by the Brown Brothers Funeral Home of Seneca. Mrs.

Edna Yorke Bar ROCK HILL, Aug. 12 Mrs. Edna Pitts Yorke. 73, who had been seriously ill for several months, died at 2 o'clock this morning at the home of Dr. and Mrs.

John L. Bundy; the latter is her daughter. Funeral services will be Friday at 11 a. m. at Ebenezer Presbyterian Church.

Burial will be in the Concord. N. C. Cemetery. Officiating ministers will be the Rev.

W. C. Cooper, pastor of Ebenezer Church, and Dr. F. W.

Gregg. Born December 7. 1875, Mrs. Yorke was a daughter of the late Caleb A. and Mrs.

Laura Bost Pitts of Cabarrus County, N. C. She was married Nov. 12. 1907, at Concord, to N.

F. Yorke, who died in 1916. Mrs. Yorke came to Rock Hill in 1926 and opened the Periwinkle tea room on E. Main Street.

She operated the business until 1939. She was a member of Ann White chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy, and of Ebenezer Presbyterian Church. Surviving are a son, M. Felix Yorke of Rock Hill; two daughters, Mrs. J.

A. Okey of Graham, N. and Mrs. John L. Bundy of Rock Hill; five grandchildren; two brothers and sister, Paul M.

Pitts of Columbus, John D. Pitts of Phillipsburg, N. and Mrs. Hugh A. Query of Gastonia, N.

C. Pallbearers will be Frank D. Green, Leroy Williams, J. C. Hambright, J.

L. Smith, R. P. Goode and James Parker. Johnnie R.

Gault GREENWOOD, Aug. 12 John- nie R. Gault, 27, died this afternoon at 12:30 o'clock at the home of his father-in-law, Mack C. Bryant, 200 Saco Street, Greenwood, following an illness of several years. Mr.

Gault was born and reared in Pelzer but had been living in Greenwood for the past 14 years. He served in World War If and ONLY A LIMITED QUANTITY WM. ROGERS "BELOVED" ville 14 years ago. The home is at 1303 Camp Road. She was a member of Popular Springs Missionary Baptist Church near Lavonia.

She was first married to Oscar J. Whitworth who died in 1921. Her second husband, Doyle B. Smith died five months ago. Surviving are one adopted son, Carl Whitwor Morris of Kernersville, N.

three sisters, Mrs. Lillie Patterson of Greenville, Mrs. Nancy Davis of Hull, and Mrs. Lula McCoy of Davisboro, one brother, Sanford J. Scott of Greenville, and two grandchildren.

Also surviving are two step-sons, Hoke Smith of Carnesville, and Bill Smith of Bowersville, five stepdaughters, Mrs. M. P. Sheriff of Lavonia, Mrs. Clarence Thompson of Anderson, Mrs.

J. B. Dunn of Dallas, N. Mrs. Charlie Sheriff of Seneca, and Mrs.

Lige Bryant of. Bowman. Ga. The body is at the funeral home awaiting the service. Walter W.

Caudell Funeral services for Walter W. Caudell. 56, who died suddenly Wednesday afternoon at his home, 210 W. Coffee Street, will be at the Thomas McAfee Funeral Home at 11:30 o'clock this morning. The Rev.

Harold Sightler and the Rev. R. A. McKinney will officiate and interment will be in Woodlawn Memorial Park. Serving as pallbearers will be William Stoddard, C.

D. Stoddard, James J. Pearson, Wilbur Strickland, Clyde Hughes and Ansel Hughes. His business associates of a local motor lines will form the honorary escort. Nieces of Mr.

Caudell will serve as flower girls. He was a native of Banks County, and lived for some years in Cornelia before coming to Greenville several years ago. Mr. Caudell was a member of Harmony Baptist Church of Cornelia. Ga.

Survivors include his wife. one daughter, sons, father, two sisters and four brothers. Awaiting the service the body is at the funeral 1 home. Mrs. Virginia Hall ANDERSON, Aug.

Virginia McAlister Hall, 23, died at her home on North Main Street at 9 a. m. today. She was a' life-long resident of Anderson and a daughter of the late Eugene B. McAlister and Mrs.

Ethel Massey Hall, who survives. She had been ill six months. She is survived by her husband, Robert C. Hall; her mother, two brothers, A. Furman McAlister of Simpsonville and E.

B. McAlister of Easley; two sisters; Mrs. Elmer L. Ramsey of Charleston Naval Base and Mrs. Lawrence Porter of Liberty.

Mrs. Hall was a member of the First Christian Church of Charleston. Funeral services will be at Corinth Baptist Church No. 2 Saturday at 11 a. conducted by the Rev.

Ralph Sasard and the Rev. U. G. Wilson. Interment will be in the church cemetery.

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Besides his parents he is survived by his wife, the former Miss Alice Lee Bryant; three children, Bobby Rinnie, Rodger Dale and Sallie Runitte Gault, and one sister, Mrs. Tommy Jones of Hodges. Funeral services will be Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the Church of God on Durst Avenue extension, with the Rev. P. L.

Muller and the Rev. J. D. Mc Vicker officiating. Interment will follow in the Greenwood Memorial Garden Cemetery.

Pallbearers will be T. Jerry Patton, Cecil Moore, Carol Doolittle, Jimmie Hogan, Columbus Fuller and Sam Sargeant. The honorary escort will include Dr. W. P.

Turner, Mack Junkett, Paul Childress, J. T. Ficklin, Marvin Wilson and Mr. Holley. The body will remain at the home of his father-in-law at 200 Saco Street in Greenwood to await the hour of service.

CAPPELL TO SPEAK Clarence Cappell, Greenville attorney, will speak on criminal law on the fourth program of a series entitled "Law in over Radio Station WESC, this afternoon at 5:30 o'clock, James R. Mann, local chairman of the publie information program of the American Bar Association, announced is survived by one sister, Miss Emmie M. Hicks, of this city. Pending the hour of service, the body will remain at the ary. George Davis SALUDA, Aug.

12 George Davis, 69. of Route 1. Saluda, died yesterday. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Maude Staton Davis: three daughters, Mrs.

Ed Gordon and Miss Lonnie Davis, both of Saluda, and Mrs. Lyda Belle Green of Spartanburg; one son, Clarence Davis of Saluda; two brothers, Lafayett Davis of Saluda a and Lee Davis of Lynn, N. three sisters. Mrs. Julia Bradley of Greenville.

Mrs. W. T. Hall of Swannanoa, N. C.

and Mrs. Will Gordon of Saluda. Funeral services will be Friday at 11 a. m. at the Mountain Page Baptist Church.

conducted by the Rev. in Arnold the church Edney. cemneement will be Mrs. Mallie Ellison WILLIAMSTON, Aug. 12-Funeral services for Mrs.

Mallie Kelly Ellison, who died last night at her residence the Cedar Grove munity, will be Friday at 4 p. at the Cedar Grove Baptist Church, conducted by the Rev. M. M. McCuen and the Rev.

J. E. Crawford. Interment will be in the Cedar Groce Cemetery. Pallberars include Hulon Kelly, Kenneth Kelly, Leonard Copeland, Raymond Vaughn, Z.

K. Kelly, and Albert Dunlap. The honorary escort will be composed of the following: Fred Ellison, L. H. Ford.

C. O. Guest, Hamer Ellison, Fred Yates, John C. Copeland, Charles Mahaffey, J. T.

Poore, Mathew Ellison, W. T. Bruce, Wesley Ellison, Fred Cooley, Raymond William Hayne. Walter Ellison, Lester Ellison and Lee Holland. Flower bearers will be Geraldine Martin.

Betty Ellison. Mary, Sue Guest, Louise Ellison, Sybil Sheriff. Doris Rogers, Mary Mertie Belle Graham and Mary Lee Ellison. R. H.

Clinkscales HONEA PATH, Aug. 12-R. H. Clinkscales, 82. died at his home in Due West today at 2 p.m.

after an illness of several months. He was a retired farmer and a son of the late J. R. and Mrs. Martha Seawright Clinkscales.

He is survived by his wife, the former Miss Lilla Taylor; three sons, Bruce, Paul and Perry Clinkscales: five daughters, Mrs. Annie Belle Shrimp, Mrs. Maude Chasteen, Mrs. Myra Temple, Mrs. Mary Young and Mrs.

Lucille Young; one sister, Mrs. Lula Price: 21 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Mr. Clinkscales was a member of the Little River Baptist Church, at which funeral services will be Friday at 5 p.m., conducted by the Rev. J.

P. Pressley, assisted the Rev. W. P. Hall.

Interment will be in the church cemetery. Pallbearers will be Sam. Tom and Carlton Clinkscales, Homer Shrimp, Howard Lewis and Carl Howe. The honorary escort will be posed of Elmer and Ernest McClain, J. A.

Murdock, Arthur Crawford, C. E. Burgess, Hugh Ellis, Dr. W. L.

Pressley, Dr. Rondeau, Moffitt Ellis, John McClain, Fred Larks. H. B. Young, Sam Temple and Chester Fleming.

Mrs. Janie Pitts CLINTON, Aug. Janie Copeland Pitts. 76. wife of the late John H.

Pitts, died at her home near Clinton Thursday morning after several months illness. She was native of Laurens County and a daughter of the late David T. and Martha Adair Copeland, both old and well-known families of Laurens County. She was a member of Duncan Creek Presbyterian Church. She is survived by two sons and one daughter, J.

Henderson Pitts and David T. Pitts, both of Clinton, and Miss Martha Pitts, teacher in the Rock Hill city schools, and one sister, Mrs. W. B. Farr of Greensboro, N.

C. Funeral services will be Friday afternoon at o'clock at the Gray Funeral Home. Clinton. Dr. D.

J. Woods and the Rev. M. K. Medlock will be in charge of the serv.

ices. Interment will be in Rosemont Cemetery, Clinton. The body will remain at the Gray Funeral Home to await the hour of the services. Pallbearers will be James Copeland, Hubert Pitts. Addison Neighbors, Buford Copeland.

William Farr and Floyd Pitts. Mrs. Sallie Scott Smith Funeral services for Mrs. Sallie Scott Smith, 63, who died yesterday morning in a Greenville hospital following two weeks of serious illness, will be held Saturday morning at 11 o'clock at the Thomas McAfee Funeral Home, conducted by the Rev. Paul F.

Beacham. Interment will be in Popular Springs Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery near Lavonia at 2 o'clock. Serving as active pallbearers will be R. A. Patterson, Sam Patterson, Mack Patterson, Ben Scott, Otis McCoy and Robert S.

Morris. Honorary pallbearers will be Donald C. Morris. Alvin Trammell. Hugh Scott.

Dr. H. M. Whitworth, Dr. Charlie Wyatt, Col.

C. B. Leatherwood, William Goldsmith, Earl Jones, Dock Roberts, Gene Barnes, C. E. Earl, Hugh Wilson, D.

M. Sikes, J. D. Gable. Denver Cottingham, Harmon Linville, Fred Carter and Joe Minor.

Flowers bearers will be Mrs. Louise Trammell, Mrs. Margaret Bingham, Mrs. Mary Lee Gallamore, Mrs. Wilhelmina Scott, Mrs.

Eloise Steinberg, Mrs. Austine Denison, Mrs. Artholene Hardison, Mrs. Floride Jarrard, Mrs. Kitty Denison, Mrs.

Hattie Spratlin. Mrs. Nena Mann, Mrs. Jessie Barber, Misses Frances Scott. Doris Scott.

Sara Scott. Sirley Ann Scott. Floride Jarrard and Flora Scott. Mrs. Smith was a daughter of M.

T. and Mary Kelley Scott and was born in Franklin County, Ga. For a number of years she lived at Lavonia before coming to Green- FUNERAL INVITATIONS The relatives and friends of Miss Alma Lucille Hicks Mrs. Nannie Elizabeth Beade! Hicks, and Miss Emmie M. Hicks are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services of Miss Alma Lucille Hieka on Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock, at The Mackey Mortuary.

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