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Saturday, Deaths Easley, a former worker at the U.S. Naval Yard in Pearl Harbor, a former employee of Easton National Bank in Easton, and a member of St. Mark's United Methodist Church in Easton. Surviving are two sons, Jeffry Carroll Warrington of Taylors and D. Randolph Warrington of Ocean City, and two brothers, Dr.

Alliance for nv Osvi IVI VUICI I vwvUwfJ WASHINGTON (AP) A liberal legal affairs group on Friday called for the Senate to reject the nomination of David Souter to the Supreme Court. The Alliance for Justice, a coalition representing a variety of interest groups including several feminist organizations, said Souter in Senate testimony raised "troubling questions" about his judicial philosophy. "The alliance is convinced that Judge Souter will not protect the rights of those suffering discrimination on the basis of race, gender, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation or literacy," the group said in a statement. In three days of testimony, Souter carefully avoided controversial issues. For example, OBITUARIES LEE ELLENBURG Liberty.

Albert Lee Ellenburg, 73, of 435 Riggins Bridge Road, died at 1 AM Friday, September 21 at home. Mr. Ellenburg was born in Pickens County a son of the late Luther and Nina Reeves Ellenburg. He was a retired cattle farmer and was of the Baptist faith. Survivors include two sisters Leila Ellenburg of the home and Lena Murphree of Pickens a brother Edward Ellenburg of Liberty and an aunt Gladys Bryant of Greenville.

Funeral services will be conducted 3 PM Sunday at Shady Grove Baptist Church by Reverend Marion Hudgens and Reverend Fred Smith with interment following at Hillcrest Memorial Park. Active pallbearers will be Sammy Ellenburg, Dewie Ellenburg, Ralph Ellenburg, Eugene Ellenburg, LaVoy Ellenburg, B. P. Ellenburg, John Frank Ellenburg and Neil Ford. The Escort of honor will be Fur-man Hughes, Grady Trantham, Art Trantham, Thurston Woods, Harold Woods, Thomas Kelley, David Ellison, David Stone, Ralph Duncan, Doug Mason, Bill Rivers, Sam Dalton, Roy Collins, Paul McDaniel and Coy Bolding and Roy Watson.

The body is at Dillard Funeral Home where the family will receive friends from 7 to 9 PM Saturday and will be placed in the church at 2 30 PM Sunday. The family is at the home 435 Riggins Bridge Road, Liberty. Dillard Funeral Home. MRS. J.

FLOYD ROLLINS Marjorie Whitaker Rollins, 80, of 4007 W. Wendover Greensboro, NC, died Monday, September 17, 1990, at The Evergreens in Greenboro. Born in Greenville, she was a daughter of the late Felix W. and Stella Goodwin Whitaker. Her husband, J.

Floyd Rollins, died May 18, 1972. 1 Surviving are a son, J. Floyd Rollins, Jr. of Kernersville, NC; two sisters, Mrs. L.

A. 'Pat' (Hazel) Ellison and Mrs. Alvin (Evelyn) Watson both of Greenville, SC; and eight grandchildren. ROXIE W. BONHAM Laurens.

Roxie Victoria Wages Bonham, 89, of 103 Constitution Avenue, widow of John Adger Bonham, died Thursday, September 20, 1990 in Laurens County Hospital. A native of Spartanburg County, Mrs. Bonham was a daughter of the late Andrew J. and Marie Antoinette Pagenstecher Wages. She was a graduate of the Baptist Hospital School of Nursing, Columbia, SC and had been a resident of Laurens since 1923.

She was a member of the Laurens First Baptist Church where she was a member of the Ruth Sunday School Class. Survivors include three sisters, Ruth W. Patrick of Lancaster, Lucy W. Patterson of Spartanburg and Elmina Wages of Tryon, NC; three nephews, Thomas L. Patrick, Jr.

of Lancaster, Kenneth W. Patterson of Spartanburg and Sidney H. Ellington of Raleigh, NC. Also a number of great neices and great nephews. Services will be held 3 PM Saturday, September 22, 1990 in the Kennedy Mortuary Chapel conducted by the Rev.

David W. Hull. Interment will follow in Rose Hill Cemetery. The family will be at the home, 103 Constitution Avenue, Laurens. Memorials may be made to the Laurens First Baptist Church, 300 West Main Laurens, SC 29360.

THE KENNEDY MORTUARY is in charge of arrangements. SARAH (BEA) CAMPBELL Clinton. Sarah (Bea) Campbell, age 72, of 110 Florence Street, died Thursday, Sept. 20th at Self Memorial Hospital, Greenwood. She was born in Laurens County and was a daughter of the late Charles and Mamie Merrell Garrett.

She was a homemaker and member of Calvary Baptist Church. Surviving are her husband, Grange (Toby) Campbell of the home; two sons, Silas M. Campbell and Charles Terry Campbell, both of Clinton; a sister, Mrs. Frances Herrin of Griffith, Indiana; four grandchildren; 5 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at 2 PM in Calvary Baptist Church by Rev.

Howard Fowler. Burial will be in Pine-lawn Memory Gardens. Memorials may be sent to: Calvary Baptist Church, North Sloan Street, Clinton, SC 29325. GRAY FUNERAL HOME FUNERAL INVITATIONS friends ond relotives of Calvin James Lodd, II and Mr. and Mrs.

Calvin James Ladd, Misty Ann Ladd, Mellnda Jean Lodd, Christopher David Adams and Mr. and Mrs. Rov Whltmlre are respectfully invited to attend the graveside services for Calvin James Ladd II to be conducted at 2 PM Saturday at Mount Carmel Baptist Church Cemetery. Thomas McAFee Fvnsrql Pirre'gr The friends and relatives of Miss Ruth Ruby Robinson and Mrs. Doris R.

Masslngale are respectfully Invited to attend the graveside services for Miss Ruth Ruby Robinson to be conducted at 1 PM Saturday at Woodlawn Memorlol Park. Thomas McAFee Funeral Director Obituary notices ore published requested to accommodate those desiring more Information than is provided in the accompanying news articles. Obituary notices are prepared and billed through the Classified Advertising Department at Graveside services were held Wednesday, 91990, at 3:00 P.M. in Westminster Gardens, Greensboro. Lambeth-Troxler Funeral Home was In charge of arrangements.

MRS. WILLIAM H. JOHNSON Greenville. Lillie Bates Johnson, 77, of Tucson Drive, Berea, widow of William H. Johnson, died Friday, September 21, 1990.

Born March 21, 1913 in Marietta, SC, she was a daughter of the late William and Lillie Bates Davis. Mrs. Johnson was retired from Steele Heddle Co. and was a member of Ebenezer Baptist Church and the Order of the Eastern Star. Surviving are a sister, Mrs.

R. Leo (Callie) Batson of Greenville; two cousins, Evelyn B. Jones and J. Frank Williams both of Greenville. A daughter, Joy Johnson, died many years ago.

Graveside services will be conducted Saturday at 4:00 P.M. in Ebenezer Baptist Church Cemetery, Travelers Rest, by Rev. Mark Smith. The family is at the home of her sister, Mrs. R.

Leo Batson, 609 Overbrook Road, Greenville. It is respectfully requested that flowers be omitted and memorials be made to Ebenezer Baptist Church, 29 Ebenezer Church Road, Travelers Rest 29690. The Mackey Mortuary. VERNON I. "RED" BROCK Conestee.

Vernon Ira "Red" Brock, 72, of 15 Fourth Avenue, Conestee, died Thursday, September 20, 1990 at Saint Francis Hospital following a period of declining health. Born in Anderson County, June 10, 1918, he was a son of the late John Preston and Lfllian Bell Brock and lived most of his life in Conestee. Berfore his retirement, he was associated with Castles and Sloan Construction, Inc. and was of the Church of God of Prophecy faith. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.

Ethel Pitts Brock; a daughter, Mrs. Randy (Patricia) Alexander 'of Greenville; two sons, Vernon Lavon Brock and John Leon Brock, also of Greenville; two sisters, Mrs. Clara B. Joseph of Greenville and Mrs. Fannie Sue Timmersman of Florida; nine grandchildren and one great-granddaughter.

A son, Maxie Lee Brock, died in 1970. Funeral services will be conducted at 3:30 PM Sunday at the Chapel of the Thomas McAfee Funeral Home. Burial will be in Conestee Cemetery. Visitation will be from PM Saturday at the funeral home. The families are at their respective homes.

THOMAS McAFEE FUNERAL HOME Annabelle C. Warrington EASLEY Annabelle Carroll Warrington, 68, of 700 South died Sept. 19, 1990, at her home. She was a real estate agent of F. Bryan Black Gallery of Homes in Religious oath prompts United Way to cut Boy Scouts' funds GENOA, III.

(AP) The local United Way suspended funding to the Boy Scouts of America after a member of its board complained that the the scouts' oath of duty "to God and country" discriminates against atheists. A Sept. 15 letter from the Genoa-Kingston United Way board to the Boy Scouts said: "It is the opinion of the board that there is sufficient reason to question the Boy Scout's compliance with the United Way Charter, which prohibits support of agencies that discriminate on the basis of religion." Joan Hendricks, a member of the charitable board who is also a member of American Atheists, objected to the proposed funding. She declined to comment Friday. Scout officials said they have appealed the suspension but that the loss of $1,250 from the Genoa-Kingston United Way would not curtail scouting activities in the area.

Genoa is about 50 miles west of Chicago. Dennis Cook, spokesman for the scout's Two Rivers Council Inc. in St. Charles, 111., said about $225,000 of the Two Rivers Council's annual operating budget of $800,000 comes from United Way agencies, each of which makes its own funding decisions. No other United Way agencies have threatened to withdraw grants, he said.

The council oversees 278 Boy Scout, Cub Scout and Explorers organizations in northern Illinois, including two Scout troops and a cub pack in Genoa and Kingston, he said. A pretrial conference on the Welsh case is scheduled in Chicago Oct. 2 before U.S. District Court Judge liana Diamond Rovner. STREETG1RS The ultimate vehicle for Comfort Casuals with ALL LEATHER UPPERS 13A Kenneth Carroll of Easton, and rei tired Maj.

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