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Th lnd-J wmol, Or nwood, S.C, Monday, D. 29, 1973 5 Deaths and Funerals lo Edwards Says State's Budget Goals Achieved Around Greenwood and GREENWOOD GROUP OF A.A. MEETS TONIGHT The Greenwood Group of Alcoholics Anonymous will meet tonight at 8 at the building on Brice Street This meeting is open to anyone interested in the problem of alcoholism and there will be a guest speaker from Greenville. Alanon Group will meet at the same time and place. TEC OFFICES TO BE OPEN Piedmont Technical College will be open several days this week for the convenience of persons who wish to inquire about regular programs or pre-register for special courses.

Admissions counselors will be on duty from 8:30 a.m. until 5 p.m. through Friday with the exception of New Year's Day. See today's Index-Journal for special course schedules. DONALDS-DUE WEST AUTHORITY MEETS TUESDAY The Donalds-Due West Water and Sewer Authority will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m.

at the Water Authority office at Donalds. Weather Elsewhere James Bradberry FAIRBURN, Ga. James Carlton Bradberry, 75, of Highway 74, a welder, died Saturday. A native of Madison County, be was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

James Thomas Bradberry. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Lillie Mae Allison Bradberry; a daughter, Mrs. Charles Covett of Fairburn; a son, T.J. Bradberry of Barnsville, two stepdaughters, Mrs.

Harold Vidos of Berwick, La. and Mrs. R.J. Reynolds of Atlanta, six sisters, Mrs. Andrew Scott of Piedmont, S.C., Mrs.

Edna Blum and Mrs. George Busby of Abbeville, S.C., Mrs. George Argo of Greenville, S.C., Mrs. Charles Murphy and Mrs. George Mullikin of Williamston, S.C.; two brothers, Mercer M.

Bradberry of Greenwood, S.C. and William B. Bradberry of Iva, S.C; and two grandchildren. Services will be 2 p.m. Tuesday at First Baptist Church, Tyrone, with burial in Sharon Memorial Gardens Herschel McDaniel Funeral Home Fairburn, is in charge.

John Syrkett John Henry (Mutt) Syrkett died Saturday at his home, 506 Byrd St. He was born in Greenwood County, a son of the late Leonard and Celie Syrkett. Surviving are three sisters, Mrs. Mozelle Brewer and Mrs. Mildred Morton, both of Greenwood and Mrs.

Mary F. Cope-: land of Clinton; three brothers, Cleveland, Eddie J. and Leonard Syrkett all of Greenwood. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Percival-Tomp-kins Service. COLUMBIA (AP)-Only two of South Carolina's state agencies, have trimmed their current budgets more than the goal of eight per cent, and about a fourth of them did not come close to that mark He state Budget and Control Board ordered the budget cutback for all agencies last October.

The board itself managed to cut only 7.05 per cent from its budget. The office of Lt. Gov. W. Brantley Harvey Jr.

made a 9.22 per cent cut in its budget of $79,129, and the Patriot's Point Authority reduced its $271,000 appropriation by 8.58 per cent. Three budgeted agencies made no cuts at all. The Department of Corrections was given an exemption because of severe overcrowding problems at prison facilities. No reductions were made by the legislative committees studying drug abuse and automobile liability insurance, both chaired by Sen. J.

Ralph Gasque, D-Marion. Gasque said the committees could not do their work properly if the appropriation of $18,750 for drug abuse and $32,500 for the insurance study were trimmed. The smallest cut was made by the office of state Comptroller Henry Mills. The $1.5 million budget for the comptroller's office was cut .45 per cent. Despite varying reactions to the reduction order, Gov.

James B. Edwards announced last week the desired result had been achieved. He said the budget for the current fiscal year has been trimmed overall by $61.2 million, about $2.7 million more than was needed to avoid a deficit at the end of the fiscal year next June 30. In ordering an eight-per cent cutback, the budget board allowed for some leeway figuring that some agencies could not achieve that mark but hoping an average seven per cent could be achieved. Actually, the final overall total amounts to about a 6.8 per cent cutback.

Charles P. Telham CLINTON Charles Pierce Telham, 81, of 200 Hickory SL, died Sunday morning at his home after a brief illness. He was a native of Asheville, N.C., a son of the late Samuel Dunlop and Mary Sinclair Davidson Telham. He was a retired vice-president of Fuller, Smith and Ross Advertising agency based in New York City. He was a member of First Presbyterian Church of Hilton Head and a veteran of World War I.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Janet Graham Hartzog Telham; one son, Peter Dunlop Telham of Washington, D.C.; three grandchildren. Graveside services will be Tuesday at 11 a.m. at Edgewood Cemetery in Greenwood with the Rev. Jack C.

Oates IH officiating. The body is at Gray Funeral Home in Clinton and the family is at the home, 200 Hickory St. Mrs. L.G. Fisher NINETY SIX Funeral services for Mrs.

Lee Garner Fisher, who died Saturday, will be Wednesday at Pine Pleasant Baptist Church at 2 p.m. with the Rev. W.S. Harrison officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery.

Pallbearers will be grandsons and nephews. Flower bearers will be granddaughters. The family is at the home on Rt. 3 Ninety Six and will receive friends at Daniel and Son Funeral Home Tuesday from 7 to 8. Mrs.

Savannah Middleton McCORMICK Funeral services for Mrs. Savannah Wideman Middleton, who died Wednesday, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Holy Springs Baptist Church with the Rev. T.Y. Clardy officiating.

Burial will be in the church cemetery. The family will receive friends tonight from 6 to 7 at Walker Funeral Home. By The Associated Press Little Rock 59 49 .65 rn Monday Los Angeles 78 52 clr HILOPRCOtlk Louisville 38 29 .01 rn Albany 30 5 Marquette 23 20 Tcdy Albu'que 35 15 clr Memphis 62 50 .07 rn Amarillo 42 30 .13 cdy Miami 79 71 cdy Anchorag 34 26 .12 clr Milwaukee 25 15 cdy Asheville 45 22 cdy Mpls-St. P. 31 29 cdy Atlanta 51 30 cdy New Orleans 70 57 1.14 rn Birmingham 57 45 rn New York 35 25 clr Bismarck 39 17 cdy okla.

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today East-Juneau 35 25 cdy em Time. Kansas City 33 29 .06 sn Otlk Sky conditions outlook Las Vegas 58 32 clr for today. City Log Willie Gilreath and Earle owned by Simmons. MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY JO OPEN DAILY CHELSEA, Oscar M. Bell Oscar Marion Bell, 68, of 508 Bond SL, died this morning.

He was born in Greenwood County, a son of the late Lem and Ella Wilkerson Bell. He was a retired Greenwood Mills employe and a member of Im-manuel Lutheran Church. Surving are his wife, Mrs. Mary Shealy Bell of the home; two sons, Stanley E. and James E.

Bell, both of Greenwood, three daughters, Mrs. James (Marie) Dora of Edgefield, Mrs. Charles (Frances) Teague and Mrs. Allen (Kathy) Brooks, both of Greenwood; three sisters, Mrs. Tom Williams of Anderson, Mrs.

Robert Gregory and Mrs. James Devore, both of Greenwood; one brother, William Bell of Greenwood; 11 grandchildren and three step grandchildren. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Harley Funeral Home. Willie H. Harmon Mccormick wuiie Harvey Harmon, 33, died in a Washington hospital Tuesday after a brief illness.

He was a son of the late Roger and Ida Ruth Dickson Harmon. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Neverta Sibert Harmon of the home; two sons, Willie and Eric Harmon of the home; one sister, Mrs. Barbara Bansby of Washington; one brother, John Harmon of Washington. Services were today at 1 p.m.

at Mt. Moriah Baptist Church with the Rev. Ira Goodwin officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery. Walker Funeral Home was in charge.

Mrs. C.Q. Jones Funeral services for Mrs. Cora Quarles Jones of 101 Peach Tree Magnolia Place, will be Tuesday at 2:30 at Flint Hill Baptist Church with the Rev. J.H.

Starks officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Pallbearers will be Sons of Aide No. 52. Flower bearers will be Heroines of Jericho.

The body is at Percival-Tompkins Service. Roscoe McMorris CLINTON Roscoe McMorris, 53, of Crawford Street, Clinton, died Friday. Born in Laurens County son of the late John and Eula McMorris, he was a member of Zion Hill Baptist Church, Cross Hill. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Sarah McMorris; four sons, Ralph and George McMorris of the home, Elbert and Roscoe McMorris Jr.

of Clinton; five daughters, Mrs. Eula Mae Winphrie of Greenville, Mrs. Viola Griffin of Pennsylvania, Mrs. Lula Mae Suber of Clinton, Mrs. Helen Bendy of the home and Mrs.

Deborah Way of Pittsburgh, three brothers, Willie B. McMorris of New York, George McMorris of Clinton and John McMorris of Cross Hill; four sisters, Mrs. Doll Brown and Mrs. Bertha Brown of Mountville, Alice McMorris and Mrs. Catherine Bluford of New York City, N.Y.

4 Man Leaves Wife, Daughter At Rest Stop HAYS, Kan. (AP) It took two tries and 50 miles of driving to convince him, but a Colby, man was finally persuaded Sunday that he had left his wife and daughter behind at a stop near Ellsworth, authorities said. Highway patrol troopers stopped Terry Schneider in Russell, after receiving a call from Mrs. Schneider saying that her husband had left her and her daughter behind when he drove from the highway stop. According to the patrol, Schneider told officers the first time he was stopped that he had not let anyone off and continued driving westward on Interstate 70.

The troopers again stopped Schneider near Toulon, between Russell and Hays. He told them his wife and daughter were in the back of the van asleep. After checking and finding his family missing from ihe van, Schneider drove back to the highway stop to get them. NEWS a RECORDER'S COURT Five charges of drunkenness and three charges of disorderly conduct were disposed of this morning in city recorder's court. There was also one charge each of auto theft, assault and battery with intent to kill, stealing, statutory rape, littering, open beer in possession, shoplifting and larceny.

1 FIRE CALLS Greenwood City Firemen answered the following calls: Cambridge at Fairforest Drive. (1:22 p.m. Saturday) Firemen put-out a fire in a county trash container. Firemen also answered two false alarms. POLICE LOG City police officers investigated three egg-throwing incidents and a number of reports of domestic trouble during the weekend.

Eggs were reported thrown on a car driven by Ridgley C. Thompson on Elliott Street. Eggs were also thrown on cars TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS Greenwood Police officers investigated the following accidents during the weekend: Green at Major (8:10 a.m. today) Auto-auto. No injuries.

One charge of failing to yield right of way. South Main at Creswell. (7 p.m. Saturday) Auto-auto. No injuries.

One driver charged with failing to yield right of way. Parking lot on Oak Street (1:15 p.m. Saturday) Auto-auto. No injuries. No charges.

SHERIFF'S REPORT The Greenwood County Sheriff's Department reported that L.W. Deason's Store on highway 221 south was broken into during the weekend and merchandise valued at $400-500 was taken. A shotgun, two pistols, about $30 in change and varied merchandise were taken. Entry was gained through a 4 4 1. aLtJM Mrs.

Doris M. Free GREENSBORO, N.C. -Funeral services for Mrs. Doris Morse Free of Fort Knox, who died Thursday of injuries received in an automobile accident near Asheville, will be Wednesday at Celia Phelps United Methodist Church. Burial will be Thursday at noon at Pleasant Rock Baptist Church near Ninety Six.

She was a 1962 graduate of Brewer High School, Greenwood, S.C. and completed a course as a medical secretary at the former Brewer Hospital at Greenwood, S.C. where she served as a medical secretary. She later worked at L. Richardson Memorial Hospital in Greensboro.

Surviving are her husband, Maj. Lazelle Free of Ft. Knox, three sons, Lazelle Kelvin and Brian Richard of the home; her parents, Purvis Morse of Ninety Six, S.C. and Mrs. Louise Williams Morse of Greenwood, S.C; two sisters, Mrs.

Hazel M. Woods of Ninety Six, S.C. and Mrs. Annette M. Walker of Oxen Hill, two brothers, Kenneth Morse and Terry Morse, both of Greenwood, S.C.

Smith Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements in Greensboro and the family is at the home, 2912 Vandalina Road. Daniel and Sons Funeral Home in Ninety Six is in charge of burial and friends may call at the funeral home after 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. The family is at the home, 218 Tompkins St. in Greenwood, S.C.

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