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(Continued The Inden-Joumol, Greenwood. Jun 19775 from pagel) Deaths and funerals Oilier Budget Calvin L. Bridges sharing may be required by law. "Although the revenue sharing budget and general appropriations budget are separate, they are tied under one general heading of county budget," Alewine said. The county budget can't be approved without the revenue sharing budget being approved first.

County Attorney G.P. Callison said this morning he will check on the federal law concerning revenue sharing hearings and should know within a few days if another hearing will be required. "I think the hearing last night was sufficient but I will check to be sure of what federal law says," he said. If a separate hearing is required for revenue sharing, it will be held after a seven-day notice is given and before the budget is given final approval, library board told council in May that the library would be unable to meet minimum standards without additional funds, and would have to buy fewer books, cut hours and curtail some services. The representative did not request a specific amount of money from council, but said they could operate efficiently if they could receive an additional mill revenue.

Also during the public hearing, Mac Leslie questioned whether council should give The Museum money to renovate the Chipley Building and move there. He said the building will eventually be torn down under the Community Development Program. Carter Ribelin, representative from The Museum, said the board of trustees had not accepted the offer from The Self Foundation to move into the Chipley Building because "most of us realize that building can't be used for very many years." In the only other matter of business, council gave first reading to an ordinance granting a franchise to Teleprompter, of Greenwood. "We are now down to the final stages for track removal and the city and county must commit their share of revenue sharing." However, he said all of the money appropriated for track removal may not have to be used. The $15,000 appropriated for fire protection will possibly be used to assist rural fire departments, Alewine said.

Council earlier appropriated money to help start Coronaca Fire Department. "This is one of the least expensive ways to help the entire county get fire protection," Alewine said. "We anticipate seven communities forming a fire department and getting a charter, and set aside this $15,000 to help them get started." During the public hearing, Dr. W.T. Rice of the library board thanked council for appropriating additional funds for the library.

The budget was increased by one-fourth of a mill and now stands at $94,000. "The additional operational funds will allow the library to meet minimum standards and no services will have to be curtailed this year," he said. Representatives from the Correction WOMAN IS 64, NOT 55 Eula Gaskin's age was listed in the May 3 Index-Journal as 55. She called the newspaper office Tuesday to say that she is 64. "I believe in being honest about it," she said.

Robert A. Davis ABBEVILLE Robert A. (Rabbit) Davis, 55, of Due West, died early this morning at the Abbeville County Hospital. He was a native of Abbeville County and was a son of Ozzie and Maggie Richardson Davis. He was an employe in the dining room of Erskine College and was a member of Mt.

Calvary Baptist Church. He had formerly been a resident of Greenwood. In addition to his parents, he is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Delores Sloan of Greenwood, Misses Brenda Jean and Dorothy Ann Davis of Abbeville; two grandsons. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Richie Funeral Home.

1 William Bryant CALHOUN FALLS -William Bryant, 76, of Rt. 1, Calhoun Falls, died Tuesday morning at the Abbeville County Memorial Hospital after several months illness. He was a son of the late Bill and Ella Heard Bryant and was a retired farmer. His survivors include two brothers, Henry Bryant of Calhoun Falls and Link Bryant of Charlotte, N.C. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Richie Funeral Home.

POLICE LOG City police officers are investigating a report that three checks totaling about $100 were stolen from a Jackson Street residence. LAST 2 DAYS Burt Reynolds Sally Field Jerry Reed Jackie Gleason TOVSGHT THURS. 8:45 auto THEATRE Evel Knicvel first dramatic VBUA Panavision Technicolor IS Distributed by Warner Bros A Warner Communications Company LAST 2 DAYS 3.5-7-9 Ng3T IS Cain his SVol- WARE SHOALS Calvin L. Bridges. 59, of Rt.

1, judge of Family and Civil Court of Laurens County, died Wednesday in Self Memorial Hospital. He was a native of Greenville County, a son of the late Hauley A. and Bertie Henderson Bridges. He was a member of Poplar Springs Baptist Church, a deacon of the church, a veteran of World War II and a director of Piedmont Rural Telephone Co. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.

Imogene Gary Bridges of the home; two sons, Roger L. Bridges of Los Angeles, and David Michael Bridges of Greenville; one brother, Charles E. Bridges of Fort Walton Beach, four sisters, Mrs. Charlie B. Watson of Ware Shoals, Mrs.

Ed West of Fayetteville, N.C, Mrs. George Shiffley of Greenville and Mrs. Roy H. Holliday of Rome, three grandchildren. Services will be Friday at 4 p.m.

at Poplar Springs Baptist Church, with the Rev. Horace Benjamin officiating. Burial -will be in the church cemetery. Pallbearers will be Marvin, Don and Jerry Watson; Bill Pace; Hugh Lee Gault; Jimmy and Earle Montgomery, and Don Morgan. Honorary escort will be deacons and Men's Bible Class of Poplar Springs Baptist Church; directors of the Piedmont Rural Telephone the Laurens Bar Association; and Graham Herring, Jimmy Powell, Joe Hughes, Garvin Stallings and Judge Perrin Anderson.

The body is at Parker-White Funeral Home, where the family will receive friends Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. Mrs. Myrtle Estes SUMMERVILLE Mrs. Myrtle K. Caldwell Estes, 77, wife of Dr.

Francis B. Estes, died Tuesday at a local hospital. Born in Shelby, N.C, she was a daughter of the late William Gilbraith and Jane Hord Caldwell. Mrs. Estes was a graduate of Linwood College, and was associated with the Presbyterian Home in Summerville from 1954 until 1963.

Surviving are her husband; a son, Frank B. Estes of Billings, three daughters, Mrs. W.B. Munden of Orangeburg, Mrs. J.S.

Haskin of Greenwood and Mrs. C.N. Dobson of Estill; three sisters, Mrs. J.J. Harrill of Summerville, Mrs.

W.W. In-. man of Greensboro, N.C, and Mrs. Clarence Hill of Winchester, two brothers, William H. Caldwell of Gastonia, N.C, and Paul M.

Caldwell of Greensboro; 12 grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. Services will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at Parks Funeral Home, with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery at noon in Orangeburg. Robert Robinson Funeral services for Robert Lee Robinson will be conducted Thursday at 4 p.m. at Mt.

Olive Baptist Church, with the Rev. W.T. Boggs Sr. officiating. Burial will be in the family plot at the church cemetery.

Pallbearers will be Richard Caughman, Eugene Wilson, Thomas White, William Louden, William Thompson and Nathaniel Bond. Flower bearers will be friends of the family. Honorary escort will be Willie Williams, Leroy Washington, Stanley Robinson, Clyde Shepard, Willie Cato and Willie Coleman. The body will remain at the Robinson Son Mortuary, where the family will receive friends from 7 to 8 tongh The family will be at the home of his parents in the Cambridge Section of Ninety Six. Charlie Stephene SALUDA Charlie E.

Stephene, 63, of Rt. 5, died at the Veterans Hospital in Columbia Tuesday. He was the husband of Mrs. Lucretia Perry Stephene. He was born in Newberry County, a son of the late J.F.

and Carrie Ruff Stephene. He was a retired poultry farmer. He was a World War II veteran and a member of Pine Pleasant Baptist Church. Surviving other than his wife, are four sisters," Mrs." Hoyt Hambright of Burlington, N.C, Mrs. E.G.

Cope of Newberry, Mrs. Harold Edwards of Lexington, and Mrs. Hardy E. Crouch of Saluda; two brothers, George Stephene of Newberry and Johnny Stephene of Silver-street. Funeral services will be at 3 p.m, Thursday at Ramey Funeral Home Chapel.

Burial will be at Travis Park Cemetery. Mrs. Marie McNeill ABBEVILLE Mrs. Marie McKenzie McNeill, 82, resident of Rt. 2, widow of Frank Palmer McNeill died Tuesday at Abbeville Memorial Hospital following several days illness.

She was born in Abbeville County, a daughter of the late William Marshall and Louisa Keown McKenzie. She was a member of the Main Street United Methodist Church. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Chester (Margaret) King of Due West and Mrs. Olin (Rose) McCurry of Summerville; one son, Frank P.

McNeill Jr. of Abbeville; two sisters, Mrs. Essie Nickles of Abbeville and Mrs. Louise Jones of Columbia; seven grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 3 p.m.

Thursday at the Harris Funeral Home conducted by the Rev. Joe Sowell. Burial will be at Upper Long Cane Cemetery. The body is at the funeral home where the family will receive friends from 7 to 9 tonight. The family is at the residence of her son, Frank P.

McNeill Jr. of Rt. 2, Abbeville. Charles Irvin Funeral services for Charles "Cruss" Irvin, who died unexpectedly Saturday afternoon, were today at 3 p.m. at the Parks Funeral Home, with the Rev.

Willie S. Harrison officiating. Burial followed in the Evening Star Memorial Gardens. Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Annie Mae Mayes Irvin of the home; five brothers, Rufus Irvin Jr.

of Philadelphia, Tommie Irvin of Baltimore, Robert, Willie James and Frankie Irvin of Greenwood; four sisters, Mrs. Evelyn McGee of Philadelphia, Mrs. Perlena Moore, Misses Patricia and Anita Irvin of Greenwood. Pallbearers were Earl Kemp, Joe Hamilton, David Holloway, Damon Williams, Tony Irvin and Michael Tompkins. Flower bearers were Mrs.

Shirley Cunningham, Mrs. Jon-nie Mae Burns, Mrs. Geneva Holloway, Miss Brendolyn Franklin and Miss Sarah Thomas. The family is at the home, 103 Sycamore Drive, McKeller Farms. James Cox BELTON James C.

Cox, 73, of Rt. 1, Cross Hill Community, died Monday at Ander son Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He was born in Oconee County, the son of the late Joseph and Gertrude Cox and had lived most of his life in Anderson County. He was a retired textile employe and a member of Asbury United Methodist Church. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.

Nobie Spearman Cox of the home; three daughters, Mrs. Lillian Duncan and Mrs. Lottie Smith of Anderson, Mrs. Gladys Mosley of Newark, a sister, Mrs. Martha Jane McClain of Townville; eight grandchildren; six greatgrandchildren.

Services were today at 3 p.m. at McDougald's North Chapel by the Rev. Barbara Rollins, the Rev. Charles Perdue and the Rev. George Hopkins.

Burial was in Asbury United Methodist Church cemetery. The family is at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Duncan, 216 Wellington Court, Anderson. Uit 2 Days DOUBLE FEATURE RUDY RAY MOORt KVKCI 9:00 SAT. 7:30 SUN.

9:00 S3 deaths Anderson: Mrs. Eva N. Cannon. Chester: William H. Atkinson.

Clover: Mrs. Lula G. Millen. Columbia: Jesus F. Robinson, Edward H.

Cannon, Heyward 0. Munn, Mrs. Seymour Friedman, Irving Spigner, Johnnie Small. Darlington: Willie Davis. Easley: Mrs.

Gladys R. Waring. Edgefield: Miss Petalou Turner. Greenville: Mrs. Alma Bentley, Forest V.

DeLong, Mrs. Helen H. Jester, Sidney L. Lowe, Andrew C. Malone, Richard J.

Staton, John D. Vess, Mrs. Maude C. Cathcart. Greer: Mrs.

Mae B. Brock-man. Hartsville: William Griggs. Lancaster: Mrs. Mae C.

Byrd, Franklin P. Bell. Landrum: Mrs. Bessie B. Campbell, Mrs.

Zeieme E. Landrum. McColl: Mrs. Norman Powell. Mullins: Frank M.

McRae, Mrs. Burnie C. Granger. Myrtle Beach: Truman E. Moore.

New Ellenton: Nicholas H. DeLucia. Orangeburg: Henry S. Homan Jr. Pawleys Island: George H.

Leonard Jr. Pelion: Miss Kate M. Baggott. Pickens: Brian P. McEarghern.

Piedmont: Mrs. Ollie J. Bryson. Rock Hill: Miss Heather Temple. Saluda: Romulus Dozler.

Spartanburg: Joseph A. Wiggins, Walton N. Murph. Summerville: Mrs. Frances B.

Estes. Sumter: Joseph D. Barnes, Mrs. Marie C. Foxworth.

West Columbia: Mrs. Marie L. Thompson. Whitmire: David Gregory. Five face break-in charges Five persons have been charged with three break-ins dating back to 1975 as a result of a joint investigation by city and county officers.

Arrested were: James Marshall McFerrin, 38, of Brissie Street; Dayne Rauton, 44, of Davis Street; Dean Jack Carter, 21, of Pinetree Apartments; Dale Satcher, 37, of The Willows subdivision; Joe Cleary, 29, of Cokesbury Apartments. McFerrin is charged with conspiracy to commit burglary. Dayne Rauton was charged with conspiracy to commit burglary, burglary and housebreaking and grand larceny. Dean Jack Carter faces charges of conspiracy to commit burglary, burglary, housebreaking and grand larceny and conspiracy to commit housebreaking and grand larceny. Dale Satcher is charged with conspiracy to commit housebreaking and grand larceny and housebreaking and grand larceny.

Joe Cleary Is charged with conspiracy to commit housebreaking and grand larceny. All five were free on bond today. The charges stem from two break-ins in the county and one in Greenwood. The home of J.B.Jones in the Sandridge section was entered in November, 1975 and a coin collection with a face value of more than $1,200 was taken. The home of Leon Tharpe on Sloan Avenue was broken into in June of 1976 and about $4,000 in cash taken.

The third break-in was at the home of Douglas Wells at Cokesbury in May of this year. A television, tape player, guns, jewelry and coins were taken. Some of the items from the Wells home have been recovered, officers said. City and county officers worked together for more than a year as they investigated the break-ins. THE INDEX-JOURNAL Graxtwood Journal MtoblliM Aug.

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Councilman Gene Pinson said that because money is appropriated does not mean the money will be spent. Included under revenue sharing appropriations for the proposed budget are $125,000 for public transportation, $120,000 for medical care for the indigent, $262,000 for capital outlay, $15,000 for fire protection and $20,000 for mental retardation. Alewine said earlier this week that the money appropriated for public transportation will be used for the track removal project. "The money from federal and state government is already coming in for track removal," he said. a.m.

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