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The Index-Journal from Greenwood, South Carolina • Page 5

The Index-Journal from Greenwood, South Carolina • Page 5

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The Index-Journali
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Greenwood, South Carolina
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS liei jMraal. Uaaiy, CW. 1HS 5 fop Businea Stories miw, wai Ktuttr Fronk Williams Zlmri A. Hoil CRtEKVlUE-Lti Frank NINETY SIX Zimri A fi. C.

Smith Jlralamia Clark Smith, U. of sample toad. 4 ftli larSuie luoiUU em, prU Mr, Cwttt i tur la CroooMMd. it'-. Jta I.

IM. deujMet of (he Ul dm of Dm flight Club aid William, of parltngtun HalL M. iwnipKl ai at Self Mrmunai; Interest Rate Showdown Heads List Of 1965 Business Stories member of Maui Xret McUW U1 Church. M. aad Un Catua Surviving alio are brother.

pad fruithy ir of detliAu. hMiu, midnight Friday He h4 7 'ftr ecitud of detlifling health or Hufle Hertey Jr. of Cra Betheoy tfcaptrr 111 (hi He wat born in ear. der of the tatitra Mar tad wood, iiwl maternal araaJ nuj II nil a a.M Mr. A tun of fjv Ute Au rut tut tUII was bom Elbert mother.

Mr. Willi H. Davis of i a efbr of a BeMiM lie tale Jime William and Caurck ta Crwoud. Man KuU I-uA 77 C4rm Urw he County, Ce Aug I. IWT.

er Oraageburg tft-t freed wrte a41 by tliml i ih treol ikrwij Lrvked UU4 DAVSus AP liihwi He AJU')i4 turvor hukUM. ilixne A. lkea fnu.i. T- i. AU- arJtj nau funeral tOKe ll OC COO-urt lOUMy fla in.

a ant ika l.ia A U.tt ll.lt (aaltfif rera mruUemcMt dir romr tltl 0v ar. CeuiAfer; iuiet. Mr, Jaatc He NKW YCKK (AP) TV b.n d.t.i( made hit home in lf ai ri im tr it tu i wirfy u.L.i,. T. pe, of ChtrVxie: ihroe (laih wnuMi oiih In turn ui rvi C'mtuOMf lor 1J hid boea mij-rn gf Grw Sit for nd om-it joAa VoMfinr tiwl brtKnet tar I Catwo) IbIouMaI end foMJMial W4m 'tiwodwc MitnuUid wiiiv "wmr, iTutt.

imnrva in nm; pi" ne Re Jfrr O. root Bjnl frank ima hjk l'n lpriytdad the beet buiirtou it tlinsintiiun or leOciiun oi torn At one lime Mr. WUIumi ti 01 Cromwond MilU unlit hit r-Uti be in Groud Memorul uod, ond WUU tre hi Mr Smiih. ihe home: i riM nl llt TV ui uatm rj aalet lm j( aarlv Ihixwa nit tivor crote4 Wf oetr nam (he otd eN kjr fst the rum4 artivKktt II awda im Da CtnIU. TVer or many.

WtvKlnfio and tt reach oretUml dlal ore In r) oo (ha ftd (aad-ard. ored fof anooetary reform Auf potukal aad Uada reUivwa (he Com munl bine. Tb lirmw tno Ulrr nil I ardent (v.fLdi. aiecet and tlaufhitr. Mr 0 Her jmtn for MiWy Ru Deanert membr of Metfvod wU be rnmlf'ntrv4 ti rniremeni tu yeert or lr Kin of Miiiury 1,,) tcnurt of A ille (hire trmt until II.

em CU)iua (B C) miili'r. held (S tk markei al dUiy hi 'further ru( tn nvoma (aie art lrU and letted ntiM ti a a kia-d ra ckM The wdy' and bief climb of (he ermomy at Tieaaury defKM fjeldJ of hi. prxtu and In 1 lM ivirvivon include nit owner. I mum iurvivon include nit moiner. i vnrni Henry Mtrvtn Mr Mr KaihUn II IU1I iJ M.J ISe b.lv It tl Ihe home.

1 njj, turofwaa Cwnnwe, Market. romra maoa lmponi. if nvxe and cioaied hki Wathinftua backed. a Hums ti Uiiiad all hut tymteJ wttea Franca ana me Men HiOle UM lie lomel I I ton uail in in ne cnurrn lurwtj ai tfi.i Kh jftnd.h.Wren and til itt alto a mrmtirr at iSa WOW Kami arf.u.Mrr Mrt Prk. 0 J1" heckled Li 7- i.

7." -Y'. MtmMWI rai Pallbearert Harry Yao nivrlianip al iiiimm ing an Army em uamorru oi irrm-oio. 'thr. t) Smith of An 'veteran ol World War I i.n Letter Hill of Aiken' Mrt. J.

C. Hamnhlll Idle. Jtobeti Hand Ka noy. Funocrburk. bam and Jo YamJj rfw41, and "tir Smith i-f Ninei( Wlfe Mf, Jtni q.u,, and Rlrhard HH of Nineiy Sit Mrl M.Uee lavit HemtAItt Smith of ElSer.

jh.w UUIiamt. din in I MO three Utter. Mrt J. 0 fnn ct Coihran Si. dd Mr of Mrt Harvev SfI cr Her.

one mn rU4aU (hdrrv Kl reprtter'tallvet. ire (he 19 I buuc- and f. KiiA of merfrrt Rt.lnJi( v-t for further Urtit Ctrl, nance atortet of (he ittj snki CraUd avol of Ue hrb Waahinttnn CaOt tS I. vordrn t4 r. JiAnatyi headlm b(h wh (heir fUni mrtody Round, avAe Admin lura 11 and rmear f-r comUnif.f and ith the op while I fane fewdrd aathoriliea on tntetrt( rate Ai rnernmerl aren KanVar anriUikWol ISa la.la..l C.

tMrtKllltrty (he anlitfal All a9. law al ttrjf Harrv anr! Hmni I I I.ta Piik VIihiuii, Mrt Irikr 1 Sniirt ilMI niKJUirKW. alt born a Troy, a jjom ln and i I be held md Mrt K.art I Ptrkt (Kill. Major ntie of i.rrrnrKi i-. HtuiMtr rf th- Ute K.

I rr I II tj L.i i ii ttwif liar, BK llatl nf Anmi I i ihe )oie DrVari- poeperi yar but futl of A I A Raaao Hoard raiaed tr.UrtU of i.i wr men! lUit ecf rmcr.u ere urtrne ana prwiemi ana Mrt. Sprout Mrt Lory Mie Smiih lk. i iuxiKd In many Induttrirt artl. Lory at 1 Hufning (Kram.rt) of Ala. and Jme Hall of aie hrr huiband.

Prv (h nd the Otrlottr. (' and Mr A.km ill gran hildtm 'JtmeiC Hemphill, (hiee aont. l-r. S-n -ff rfftnai 't'lmutt (l.ru) of Travelrrt lunrrtl wrvirr were hr-M Jame (Tiarkite. I lioa ui Ketl.

three inlcrt. Mrt tXira joday at Cambridee Mfthoditt Robert Hemphill. Mot lo4nl. Ilk I'll t. 1.1.., L' I i It 1 1 1.

ifc. II L.ll tpmiaa M. wife of Sji Caflj.n, rd the one. vry Calif, and former midmi ofl Mxcd the etormmy were ti Obituaries WPMW i.iirmi aiu nurifl in ninny uir.Aii. anu vevg iinnpniii, will he William Mae Willlami.

hnlh of Calllann P.ut II r.r tr Alia V'Uia Va an4 a hmiher Greenwood, died I rklay at i grow fatter i a i. vain St lev. Hrrman Cill.an fW.hby and Mrt Lou-te Staha rf a1Ml rank! Manning. Pavu. Crrmood 2.

Crackdown by the 5 em flar a Kr Tl Cove Suit Ahrm 1 1 hi rlrttiio lao hrothcn. in VI. I a I unral frrlrri were held Imant Ml nnri inrmu in a '-riVtir i 7HLMAN I0MAX Dili AT IRttR uiiiviaui'i wyiiai am Ri.rll Fdrd Sim 'Thomai Willlami Grrowoid Cemrtrry In Ahbrvlllr i i. tftduMfirt StetH ltbr MncUy at 2 m. from the At rt- i.

Rtlrh Rerw. and ana i reman unarm or iau. Tillman lomai. ded etrr- iiii Pillbearer were J. neiormexj Pretbyitrtan rock, leonard ScoU.

Horarr Church flunal ai in F.dfe-Ccbb. Pete Minor. Richard Omriery The family a a at mit a I kfa.at ay I a at I it 4y- aWV uiT of Roy Smith RaUva frofn uu, to the Vhlt H-P" attaril St. Mli'iw to and '1 It rnam He bun, In Green i.M,r M.ffow Kin. and 12 grandchildren.

le bod) it at Blyth funeral Funeral aervicn were con-II. mr- tid ill ttken in ihr dueled rtterday at 4 m. at h-mr- of Mr and Mt Margin Munanhan Mnhdit Church by snv'ti. turt Avenu1 the Rev I eland Rttifhc-ert Ante ana itmet Marripm iinr.rv aarn- Aiwin m.ii. make memonali in thi Uv Jfnartonvllla.

Ga. mem gyideline The pmrer lS wood. Rav Smallwood. Jake voulh wtk at Ihe Ainriate Re. Survlvtrf, tn addllkm 10 hef f(ernin at I and Ihe Rrv Rufuf Kowe Burial the rernmenfi ttockpiiet wtt nq nannan i.nmat Urd ti get tlumtrtum and ror membf nor nmlin In -rLrm Chtppel AMI.

hurxh. wai Ir 0 formed Preh)terian hurr h. nutria no are hrr mother and inner, now or one W. J. Evan! Mitt Betty Jane a cUi trader and member of a no him in in w.ian K.tnw, Turnrf nhn c.lmhrell f-r at 10 Pm lue r'ark A Ctnrtnftf Homer Leopard I'allhearrrt were Doujlat and Aubrrv Norm.

Irwie King 'hiket. and to hold dow-n the nt three aunt. Carl Board of Ihe .1 1 me tit-van ABBI VILLI W.lham John JZ Jamet Mot.ry. wavne. wuiiam c.m Moo II Rnwe Fvant.

Tl, former Abbevll1e Record trading volume and S. A. Wililamt and letler Dillcthow Arthur putnam iml )a died at Setfi" 'J wide price twing. in Ov, V. py County (reaiurer I MklTJ lam, AnJWkl vld Drown.

Memorial Hoipital Saturday. InfliT mrt. nuiiiw H- rt. Maine LOW a 1. 01 me Waiaon of Verdery 'KJtJA Mm Sa Ml.t Carolyn Smith of Grerty" lena Lrtrrta.

of Ev.nttnn. ill. He wai a native of Abbeville County, ton of the late Jamet 4 r.L 1. 11. Frank Davit WARE SHOALS Frank Da C.

F. Wilton ABRKVILLF. Curtit wood; fivt brother. RovSm.ih If I one tteptor, Smiley Sic- drrw Williami. If.

ftrnloo fur lemton I died in the Velr-rani Hot-p "lumhia at a Sun after nine monthi of ill Fen- Hatkell Smith. fiin. Rurnr.r. turnt In th. and C-torge ulk wit a lM eradual nf vrtit, or Cirreti worid 1 utieHll arr an aamf1f tv nrl Wilvm.

77. farmer of (he vu. IS. of airview Avrnue Al 1.M Cm! iMtlJII flll .1, mi died Sunday fnllnwmff an aulo i nnrnny, ami irraaurrT cuii, .11 1 ti n. mrl rmtftimffll buurvm k.

ft. ti n. roc eos ernmenl buiine 1 4 inu'wiivt I'l uwil(Bti-ril innuunvru lau II llllHI wtvi. mt ihe elerjn Hotn.tal in Co- accident about noon He wit I Ableville County for i.iti.i. ii 1 iiiitiiwkki.

1 and Vemon Franklin Smith of: fll volume Son Mortuary lumbia etrly Saturday alter a native of Greenwood County, a P-1M Native of the Sharun in AhhrAille County. 'ttn Jacktnn; maternal grand Bmj Fn imo me i nirt .4. -1 inin and ihrn mm afar. 1 on oi Mr ialiie Miackvie TAX AUCTION iiiuiiii-i. mtm 1 luirmt omiiil OI 1 long illnfA Native of Abbeville County.

I Lk.itt.a Uini recoveries At RAN'Y NY API New of the late Jamet and s.i-.an Woodhunt Williami. he Green twd CKa ail a namKr rj I Davit of Hodge and the tatei Lucille Link I. vant of the Walter Davit jhome; two daughter. Mrt. Joe He wat employed at RiecellN Long.

Saluda, and Mrt. Har- 4. Rising government spend i York's ttate Lai department will I TH Tiin ATE go into the auction rjutineti t( ing (ana ociicii; irom viei ram Frea Will Baptiat Church old W. Alley Jr Seneca, one its IUU LHI i.l tvaa briefly thit week to unload ana me i.rtat vxiety. Tettlle Corp and wat a member of Providence Baptist Seville: two aittert.

Mrt. E. Th' "funied Pumpln packages of cigarettes aelred in a crackdown on smuggling since Church Surviving: widow. Mr Bren amnbell Clinton and Mrt ,0 Cireenwood. Aif angementt Bfen- am porn.

v.iinion. ano mr i. 1... armed and tha nare of but the Irgutaturt doubted the state tin. a-fc a- A ll.ak II at in Ham nlunk a tn 4 at tVT Tl I uti (lemaon Univertily 1 uvr.

(U of 1 row Brookj 1 fmnty acent tn Newberry tv and terved at 1 nd ld" of rst lieutenant In World War II fbytenan Church. re moving 10 Clrmion in Surviving are hit wife. Mn. ni ai errniion cotton ginning Martha Norrell Wilton; a broth-ape-ialit. tr.

Henry W. Wilaon of Clem- He wat a former pretident of a inter. Mr. Nina Deei the Sia-e Wildl fe Aitoclation. of Plketville.

and two a member of Clemton Lodge Mrt. John G. da 11 1 la II IBM 111 lBtll 1JI llict II- a ai tai this year to 10 cents a pack. neral Home. STOP KJ ville; one ton.

Dale; one brother. Dr. c. D. tvant.

ter. Linda, both of Greenville; Iv five tliter. Mrt. Virginia Pull uneral ervice were yetter-ev of Laurent. Mr Willie dy Lebanon Preibyterlan AH W.

J. Scrippt Diet nets quickened. The federal debt climbed. Controls over corporal and banking Investments overseat. Voluntary curbs on spending abroad were stiffened as the dollar outflow continued 6.

Drain of gold takes big Ftrfnra tha tittle woman geta ott your nerk bout tha hoot being cold and drafty you're up to your neck in yourtelf Mint low-coat a torn window out of Varw'a ITJlXa O-CLAX and get up. I fa eav! Ju.i rut with aheara and tack over creena or frames. Hold. IN heat -keeps OUT cold up to 40 on fuel rottt. Warp't cryetal-ctear LmU for year at a fraction tha cmt of glaaa.

Only 90r a arruant yard at your local ha rdware or lumbar daalae. AIM. a rulinfl elder and Huetiet of Abbeville and Mrt Thomai of Denniiport. Mai Church. Mrt Sarah Brown of Warej Shoals; Mn.

Sue Cooper of Charlet H. Anthony Kenneth Kirby of Batetburg. DETROIT (AP) William J. Scrippt. M.

director of the Detroit News, died Saturday aft- turner Sunday tchool tuperin Presby- Funeral services were and Mrt Betty Joe WARE SHOALS Charlet Hu- tendenl of I ort Hill tT.in Churrh etO it jump. Government drive to trim ducted todav nt II a m. at, Smith of Hodset; three broth ibcrt Anthony. M. Fairview Inn.

ai a lengthy Illness. Scrippt deficit in balance of payments Survivinc re i wife e. Newt" wat partly successful. But other Mr Warrenlon Prebvterian Churrh er. B.itil Davis of Ware Shoal.t, i Ware Shnalt.

died late arandtnn of the a fos- by the Rev I Pettit L. Davis Jr. of Donalds and night of injuries tut tamed in an, "A b. ii Jo -i I I tounaer ana in son ot a B. Frater.

Bur automobile accident I 'rrnre I int Williamt for 'er son. I Pant of Colum rnim. at noon Sun- the Rev. Harry PLANTERS HARDWARE CO. Phoenix St.

OR 2-2CI diimuui lyavca vt miuri axi. lands, especially France, turned In mora dollars for S. Treasury gold than last year. Con-i Funeral services will be con mer ptibllther of the paper. William E.

Scrippt. ducted Tuesday at 4 p.m. at la I wat In the church cemetery. Pallbearert were Elmer L. and Dr.

William Wilton. Frank Providence Baptist Church in Hodges by the Rev. Carroll An flav. He was a native of Greenwood County, a son of Mrs. Sarah Campbell Partridge Anthony of Due West and the late Thomas Anthony.

He had spent most of his life in the Ware Shoals area and was employed by Rlegel two titter. Mr Eva W. I tnRley and Mivt F.llie Wil-I -im of Abbeville- three hrnth-er. Lamar. Gillepie and Richard Williams of Abbeville.

Funeral service were con-rl'ictod nt 1 30 m. today at Fort Hill Presbyterian Church the Rev Churle F. Ravnal drews. the Rev. D.

L. Rldlefiuber and the Rev. Martin Wilbanks Burial will be in Greenville Presbyterian Church Cemetery. Nephews will serve as pall Textile Corp. He served in the Korean War and attended Green and Billy Ferguson.

Jamet W. Knox and Joe Davis. H. K. Fotter Funeral tervicet for Harold Kcllev Fotter.

33. who died Saturday, were conducted today at 3 30 p.m. at Harris Funeral Home. Abbeville, by the Rev. J.

Albert Johnson. Burial was in Greenwood Memorial Gar wood Revival Center bearers. Honorary escort will be Johnnv Jenkins. Adger Cul-bertson. J3ooster Jenkins.

Bel-ton Elbert Cole. Ernest Culbertson. Jake Davis. Fred Surviving besides his mother -nd Dr I. much.

Bur-i' was in Old Stone Church cemrlery. i Pallbearer were M. C. Mf-t Knne. l.vnn.

F. H. Hed-cln. L. Spurkt.

T. W. Mor-1 are five sisters, Mrs. H. B.

Whitmire of Fountain Inn, Mrs Carl McAllister of Anderson, Ouzts. Jeff Crawford. Eugene Whitman. Herbert White, Joe Mrs. Ben Sorrow of Greenwood, Mrs.

Ophelia Burkett and Mr. ran. L. Hamilton. H.

V. Robert and P. S. Williamon. dens.

Pallbearers were L. E. Ran Pitts, Wallace Pilgrim, Jake Loner, Ansel Godfrey. Vernon Robert Prince, both of Due West; three brothers. Calvin kin.

R. E. Keith. R. F.

Ander son, Jack King, Frank Taylor Partridge of Hodges, T. A. Par Smith, Carl Lanelev. Clifton Ma-lone. Haskell Malone, James Blackwell.

W. H. Malone. Vernon Davis and John W. Anew.

The body will be carried to the and R. L. Nickles tridge of Ware Shoals and Wal ter Anthony of Shoals Junctiion. Funeral services will be con home; of his mother. Mrs.

Sallie ducted tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Winona Baptist Church by the Davia in Hodges at 5 p.m. to- Py. Parker White Funeral Kev. James Davenport and the Rev.

Felton Dove. Burial will be in Greenwood Memorial COUJMBIA PICTURES Kiel fVfrrTV7TY7 Home in charge. H. C. Harley II Henry Clifton Harley II, 18, Nephews will serve as pall died at 6:35 p.m.

yesterday at bearers. Trie family is at the home of Calvin Partridge in Hodges and will receive friends at the Parker White Funeral Home at 7 tonight. I -T'i 'f'i A 4 I I I M0' WAX Self Memorial Hospital after an Illness of 19 months. Born in Greenwood, son of L. Ruple Harley and Billie Davis Harley, he attended Leslie School, Northside Junior High School, was a lieutenant his fourth year at Carlisle'Military School, Bamberi.

where he was Mrs. H. Getsinger CHARLOTTE, N.C. Mrs Homer A. Getsinger of 4808 Monroe Road died unexpected HORROR BEYOIIu YOU MUST SEE nab STARRING I DAUAH UT1 --CHRISTOPHER LEE A A FUTURAMIC RELEASE IN COLOR 1 1 1 ft Shows Start 2:00.

3:40, 5:27, 7:14, 9:01 To-Day thru Wed. Tonite Tues. 6:40 8:35 auto THEATRE Th3 colder csts 013 mora yen riinMormuia Esso Extra. CALL EARLY! go shopping to night I Il'atJ tela en cnpni and-go winter driving than any other gasoline you cab buy. Put a Tiger In Your Tank and cheer up your engine.

Mmppy Motoring temperatures. It't tpecially formulated by Humble to match the weather conditions in your area to give you easier starting and faster warm-up. And a vary effective anti-icing additive helps prevent stalling. In fact. Winter-formula Esso Extra give you batter all-round performance in ttop- Doat your car balk al cold wea'ther? Doet it start hard, stall at stoplights or cough and whets halfway into town? Then it's time you foinad the experienced winter drivers (tea above) who have already twitched le the Tiger.

New Winter-formula Esso Extra gasoline helps your angina perform batter ot low Get cash now for all yonr Holiday shopping I The easy Timeplan wayl Fast, efficient same-day serTice. SV0Hiai SIEVE EDWARD ANff cOJJEEN- ROBINSON 'MARGRET llJUaitMn-W I a. MXTW WBCHQff rocuaio Call or visit early. Go shopping tonight. YouH like Timeplan far all your cash needs.

uimoceui ram mX Smetl Ploying Thru Thursday Nite 6:45 15 I IA FINANCE CBXBCKOOO fc THRIFT a COR Pa HI-WAY 25 lEATRT.

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