A and funerals 10D Anderson Independent, June 25, 1980 South Carolina Mrs. Agnes Scott WILLIAMSTON Mrs. Agnes Hanley Scott, 52, of Street, wife of the late Veldee Grady Scott, died Monday at Anderson Memorial Hospital. Born in Greenville County, she was a daughter of the late Jesse and Belle McCoy Hanley. She was a member of Mt.
Calvary Baptist Church, Mauldin. Surviving are sons, Donald Ray Scott of Conestee, Grady Lee Scott of West Pelzer; daughters, Mrs. Faye Gilliland of Conestee, Mrs. Darlene White of Williamston, Mrs. Teresa Hedden of Honea Path; sisters, Mrs.
Margaret Baldwin of Taylors, Mrs. Smith of Spartanburg; eight grandchildren. Services at 2 p.m. Thursday at Mt. Calvary Baptist Church, Mauldin, by the Revs.
Billy Bryant and Craig Hughes. Burial in Greenville Memorial Gardens. The body will be at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Faye Gilliland, 4 Fourth Conestee, after 10 a.m. Wednesday.
Robinson Funeral Home, Easley, i in charge of arrangements. Anthony Clark Anthony Michael Clark, 3- year-old son of Ronald Clark of the U.S. Army, Germany, and Bonnie M. Traywick Clark of 411 Manley Drive, Anderson, died Monday at Anderson Memorial Hospital. Surviving are parents; brothers, Ronald Shane and James Shannon Clark of Anderson; grandparents, Faye Clark of Gadsden, Otis Clark of Anniston, Mrs.
Helen Traywick of McKimmsey, Tenn. The body has been sent to Miller Funeral Home, Oxford for services and burial. The McDougald Funeral Home, Anderson, in charge of local arrangements. Georgia Mrs. Annie Ussery CLAYTON, Ga.
Mrs. Annie Cannon Ussery, 84, widow of William R. Ussery, died Tuesday at Rabun County Memorial Hospital. Plans are incomplete and will be announced by Hunter Funeral Home. Mrs.
Ethel Fortson ELBERTON, Ga. Mrs. Ethel McIntosh Fortson, 66, of 402 Mill widow of Cleo Forston died June 19 at Elberton-Elbert County Hospital. Born in Elbert County, she was a daughter of the late Lee Sr. and Gertrude Rucker McIntosh.
She was a member of Macedonia F.B.H. Church. Surviving are sons, Cleo Fortson Jr. of the home, 0.E. Clay of Elberton; daughters, Mrs.
Gertrude Sheppard of Atlanta, Mrs. Eurine Nowlin of Athens; brother, Lee McIntosh Jr. of New York City; sisters, Mrs. Janie Winkfield of Buffalo, N. Mrs.
Lucilla Giddeon of Elberton; 23 grandchildren; 14 greatgrandchildren. Services at 3 p.m. Wednesday at Macedonia F.B.H. Church by the Revs. W.E.
Ayers, J.W. Baxter and McCrary Stribbling. Burial in Lincoln Heights Cemetery. The body is at McKinney Mortuary. The family is at the home.
Owen Corbett WASHINGTON, Ga. Owen Stanley Corbett, 69, of South Alexander Avenue, husband of Ella Ruth Watts Corbett, died Monday at an Augusta hospital. Born in Laurens County, he was a son of the late John C. and Pearl Stanley Corbett. He was of the Baptist faith and a retired construction employee.
Surviving are wife, of the home; daughters, Mrs. Betty Watson of St. Augustine, Mrs. John Redmond of Arcadia, son, Gene Watts of St. Augustine, sisters, Mrs.
Pearl Jordan of Sandersville, Mrs. Clarence Smith of Gordon; brothers, John R. Corbett of Tucson, Felton Corbett of Washington; seven grandchildren; two greatgrandchildren. Services at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at Hopkins Funeral Home Chapel by the Rev.
Boyd Winn. Burial Bethsaida Baptist Church Cemetery, Dublin. The body is at the funeral home. The family is at the home. Mrs.
Selena Johns GREENWOOD- Mrs. Selena Thompson Johns, 73,. of 1502 E. Laurel Avenue, widow of Arton E. "Baby" Johns, died Monday at Self Memorial Hospital.
Born in Piedmont, she was a daughter of the late Joseph Lide and Maggie Roper Thompson. She was a member of Galloway United Methodist Church and the Sullivan Sunday school class. Surviving are daughter, Mrs. William (Dorothy) Pollard of Greenwood; sister, Mrs. Annie Brooks of West Palm Beach, seven grandchildren; 12 great randchildren.
Services at 3 p.m. Thursday at Galloway United Methodist Church by the Rev. David Templeton. Burial in Greenwood Memorial Gardens. The body is at Blyth Funeral Home where the family will receive friends from 7-9 p.m.
Wednesday, and be placed in the church at 2 p.m. Thursday. The family is at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mrs. William Pollard, 1502 E.
Laurel Avenue, Greenwood. Memorials may be made to Galloway United Methodist Church building fund. Mrs. Julia Moragne DONALDS Mrs. Julia Valentine Moragne, 79, of Route 2, widow of Archie Moragne, died Friday at Abbevile Memorial Hospital.
Born in Abbeville County, she was a daughter of the late Perry and Fannie Williams Valentine. She was a retired school teacher and a member of Mr. Lebanon A.M.E. Church, Due West. She was the last member of her immediate family.
Surviving are six grandchildren; three greatgrandchildren; a niece, Mrs. Andrela Brownlee of the home; a number of other nephews and nieces. Services at 4 p.m. Thursday at Mt. Lebanon A.M.E.
Church, Due West, by the Revs. L.C. Butler and P.L. Stackhouse. Burial in the church cemetery.
The at Johnson and Stewart Funeral Home, Honea Path, where the family will receive friends from 7:30 to 8 p.m. Wednesday. The family is at the home. Bud Grier ALTO, Ga. Dillard "Bud" Grier, 49, of Route 1, Alto, died Tuesday at the Northeast Georgia Medical Center.
A native of County, he was a son of Mrs. Belle Armour Grier Alto, and the late Alvin B. Grier and was of the Baptist faith. Surviving are sons; Roger Grier of Gainesville, Richard and Randy Grier of Lula; daughter, Mrs. Ronald Sullens of Alto; brothers, Garnett Grier of Lula, Alvin A.M., Wiley and Roy Grier of Alto, Limuel Grier of Raymond, Otis Grier of Atlanta, Van Grier of Athens, E.D.
Grier of Cornelia; sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Ward, Mrs. Geraldine Grier and Mrs. Ruth Grier of Alto; six grandchildren. Services at 11 a.m.
Thursday at Cross Roads Baptist Church with Revs. Clyde Garrison and Paul Wright. Burial in the church cemetery. The body is at McGahee Griffin Funeral Home. Mealor Services BALDWIN, Ga.
Ser- vices for Richard Mealor, 69, of Route 1, husband of Lassie Walls Mealor, at 3 p.m. Wednesday at Leatherwood Baptist Church by the Revs. Harrill Milsaps, Henry Harris and Wilmer Ivester. Burial in the church cemetery. The body is at the home.
McGahee-Griffin Funeral Home, Cornelia, in charge of arrangements. Beltone Offers FREE Hearing Tests If you have some trouble hearing or understanding at times, you should take advantage of this special offer Beltone is giving FREE hearing tests to help in the national crusade for better hearing. Tests will be given with modern electronic equipment. To avoid waiting, call for an appointment today. BELTONE HEARING AID SERVICE 1218 Ella Street Anderson, S.C.
225-1033 Banks Infant IN MEMORIAM In Loving Memory Of Howard H. Bratcher June 25, 1979 Who Died One Year Ago Today Wife Family IN MEMORIAM In Loving Memory Of Guy Gilreath A Year Ago Today I stood by your bed as God called you away, My heart was broken and the hurt is yet tender As I watched you take your last breath to death surrender. -Yes, "It Is your life here over, your battle has been won and now you're eternally and forever more with God's beloved son. Until it comes time for my "Going your precious memories will linger on and I rejoice to say, "I've Got More To Go To Heaven For Than I Had Yesterday." Daughter Northeast Georgia Hospitals Elberton Elbert Admissions John Oakley, Elberton Valerie Bradley, Elberton Roena Broker, Elberton Mary Rousey, Elberton Pat Smith, Elberton Dennis Payton, Elberton Roy Hartley, Elberton Sheila Beck, Elberton Alice Dickerson, Vanna Discharges Frances Buchanan, Elberton Rebecca Scroggins, Elberton James Yeargin, Elberton Habersham Admissions Ann Mills, Martin Eula Buford, Clarksville Mary Ruth Nations, Cornelia Nations baby boy, Cornelia Sandra Craver, Norcroft James Gibson, Alto Discharges Julia Humphrey, Cleveland Arville Tatum Demorest duch*ess Wodall, Tiger Wodall baby boy, Tiger Loma Surley, Demorest Betty Nix, Clarkesville Herman London, Clermont Tina Martin, Alto Hart Admissions Joe White, Hartwell Donna Stewart, Hartwell Donnie McCarson, Hartwell James Partain, Hartwell Sally Poole, Hartwell Discharges William Milford, Hartwell Snow Evans, Hartwell Roy Jordan, Hartwell Cobb Admissions Dina Tate, Royston Eleanor Barnes, Lavonia Emory McCallum, Elberton Valerie Hill, Lavonia Judy Cothran, Carnesville Discharges Helen McCallum, Royston Robert Rousey, Toccoa Etna Moorhead, Bowersville Herman Boggs, Royston Trudy Leard, Bowman Tom Foster, Bowersville Carrie Rousey, Royston Ridgecrest Admissions Earl Dodson, Mountain City Claire Miller, Clayton Jewell Rossell, Tiger Hazel Reed, Clayton Ann Queen, Rabun Gap Henry Blakely, Franklin, N.C. Eline Staton, Clayton Discharges Benjamin O'Neal, Mountain City Henry Darnell, Clayton Dorothy Brown, Rabun Gap Parker Robinson, Mountain City Lorraine Darnell, Mountain City Frankie Lunsford, Clayton Alvin Alexander, Mountain City Cheryl Justus, Clayton Mossell Nichols, Clayton Stephens Admissions Ashley Green, Clarksville Lloyd Mackey, Toccoa Ernest Kinney, Mt.
Airy Sally Floyd, Lavonia Wesley Means, Toccoa Discharges Cleo Franklin, Toccoa Willie Mae Rothell, Toccoa Tonya Martin, Cornelia Linda Smith, Demorest Cathy Allen, Demorest Herman Hemphill, Toccoa Noma Shirley, Clayton Gloria Burnes, Toccoa Myrtis Brown, Toccoa Cleo Franklin, Mt. Airy Tucker Services Graveside services for Emmett Ross Tucker, of North Fant Street, husband of Louise Tilden Tucker, at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Williamston City Cemetery by the Rev. Eugene Price and Dr. Pa Paul Alverson.
The body is at Sullivan-King Mortuary. Mrs. Tucker will be at the home of Miss Armina Barrett, 308 Crayton Anderson. Brewer Infant WALHALLA Shawn Michelle Brewer, infant daughter of William Ruford "Billy" and Tammy Lee Brewer of Route 2, Oconee Creek Community, died Monday at Greenville General Hospital. Surviving are parents; brother, Shane Michael Brewer of the home; sister, Shannon Lee Brewer home; grandparents, William Lee of Sarasota, Mr.
and Mrs. James Ray Franks of Walhalla, Mr. and Mrs. Rupert E. of Seneca; greatgrandparents, Mrs.
Myrtle Brewer of Seneca, Mr. and Mrs. Louie Smith of Seneca, Mr. and Mrs. Phidell Emerson of Walhalla, Mr.
and Mrs. J.B. Franks of Seneca, Mrs. Bernice Lee of Fort Myers, Fla. Graveside services at 11 a.m.
Thursday at Poplar Springs Baptist Church Cemetery by the Rev. T.H. Hawkins. The body is Brown's Funeral Home, Seneca. The family is at the me of an aunt, Mrs.
Faye Hawkins, Isaqueena Road, Seneca. Wardlaw Services WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. Services for Miss Mary Wardlaw, 65, of 86 DeKalb Avenue, at 7 p.m. Thursday at Lee Funeral Home, 133-35 Fisher Avenue, White Plains, N. Y.
Burial in White Plains. Announcement courtesy of Funeral Home, Anderson, George Cotton HOMER, Ga. George William Cotton, 73, of Route 1, husband of Omie Baugh Cotton, died Tuesday at Athens General Hospital. Born in Franklin County, he was a son of the late Robert Lee and Ada Segars Cotton. He was a member of Grove Level Baptist Church and a Mason.
Surviving are wife of the home; daughters, Mrs. Gennett Buffington of Carnesville, Mrs. Avinell Carlan, Mrs. Frances Vaughn, Miss Mary Lou Cotton and Mrs. Catherine Shubert of Homer, Mrs.
Shirley Blalock of Commerce; sons, W.J. Cotton of Cornelia, Julius Cotton of Dundee, Billie Joe Cotton of Homer; brothers, Herman Cotton of Gillville, Rudess Cotton of Cornelia; sister, Mrs. Mattie Partain of Carnesville; 31 grandchildren; 13 greatgrandchildren. Services at 3 p.m. Thursday at Homer Baptist Church by the Revs.
Mike Haynes and W.J. Reynolds. Burial in Banks Memorial Gardens. The body is at the home of Joe and Frances Vaughn, Homer, and will be placed in the church at 2:30 p.m. Thursday.
Ivie Funeral Home, Commerce, in charge of arrangements. Arthur Queen MOUNTAIN CITY, Ga. Thomas Arthur Queen, 82, of Mountain City, husband of the late Belle Watts Queen, died Tuesday at Rabun County Memorial Hospital. Born in Rabun County, he was a son of the late Elfred and Litha Wykle Queen. He was a retired farm ard lumberman and a men er of Blue Heights Bapust Church.
Surviving are son, J.B. Queen of Waterford, daughter, Mrs. Louise Q. Farmer of Mountain City; brother, J.D. Queen of Mountain City; sisters, Mrs.
Eula Mae Stancil of Walhalla, S.C., Mrs. Annie Belle Cobb of Greenville, S.C.; seven grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren. Services at 3 p.m. Thursday at Mize Mortuary Chapel, Clayton, by the Revs. J.C.
Quilliams and Wayne Newsome. Burial in Blue Heights Baptist Church Cemetery. The mortuary where the family will receive friends Wednesday evening. The family is at the home. GREENWOOD Angela Banks, infant daughter of James Ronald and Marsha Gantt Banks of 103 Lupo Drive, died Tuesday at Self Memorial Hospital.
Surviving are parents; sister, Jennifer "Jenny" Banks of the home; brother, Philip Anthony "Tony" Banks of the home; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Gantt and Mr. and Mrs.
R.W. Dobbs of Greenwood; dir. greatgrandparents, and Mrs. Charley Grant of Sacramento, Charles N. Enloe of Ninety Six.
Graveside services at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Greenwood Memorial Gardens by the Rev. Calvin Smith. The body is at Blyth Funeral Home. The family is at the home.
Mrs. Ardie King WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. Mrs. Ardie Mae Sloan King, formerly of Abbeville County, S.C., died Sunday at Baptist Hospital. Born in Anderson County, S.C., she was the widow of Willie King.
Surviving are daughters, Mrs. Mabel Houser and Mrs. Daisy Ligon of Winston-Salem, Mrs. Willie Mae Dean of Jamaica, N.Y.; son, Booker King of Winston-Salem; sisters, Mrs. Rosalee Robinson and Miss Carrie Sloan of Detroit, grandchildren reared in the home, Lonnie and Claude Dean of Williamston, S.C.; 31 grandchildren; 38 greatgrandchildren; six greatServices at 2 p.m.
Saturgreat day at Union Chapel Baptist Church, Winston-Salem. Burial in Winston-Salem. The body is at Gilmore Funeral Home, WinstonSalem, from 7:30 to 8 p.m. Friday. The family is at the home.
Announcement courtesy of Unity Mortuary, Williamston, S.C. Taylor Infant MOUNTAIN REST Robert E. Taylor infant son of Robert E. Sr. and Dalinda Agen Taylor of Route 1, died Monday at Anderson Memorial Hospital.
Surviving are parents; brothers, Tyson and Adam Taylor of the home; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William T. Taylor of Mountain Rest, Mr. and Mrs.
Phillip A. Agen of Clearwater, greatgrandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jenney of Clearwater, Mrs. Ruby G.
Miller of Mountain Rest. Graveside services at Mountain Rest Baptist Church Cemetery at a time and day to be announced. Davenport Funeral Home, Walhalla, in charge of arrangements. Anderson Memorial Hospital Patient Condition Information, 8 a.m.- 9 p.m., 261-1293. Discharges Martha Taylor, Canon, Ga.
James Thurston, Clemson Priscilla Brown, Toccoa, Ga. Melissa McConnell, Piedmont Dorothy Hampton, Anderson Jackie Morgan, Bowersville, Ga. J.R. Stovall, Lavonia, Ga. George Whitfield, Anderson John Carter, Lowndesville Martha Huey, Anderson Delores Dooley, Anderson N.L.
Hunter PELZER Hunter, 65, of 3 Allen died Monday at Oteen Veteran's Hospital, Asheville, N.C. Born in Franklin County, he was a son of the late W.A. and Emma Vaughn Hunter. He was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II and a member of Pelzer Masonic Lodge.
Surviving are sister, Mrs. Retha Hunter of the home; brothers, Allison and Grady of Pelzer, Ray Hunter of Anderson. Services at 4 p.m. Thursday at Gray Mortuary by the Rev. L.C.
Rich. Burial in Pinelawn Cemetery. The body is at Gray Mortuary, Pelzer, where the family will receive friends from 7-9 p.m. Wednesday. The family is at the home.
Dunlap Services Services for David 0. Dunlap, 80, of 221 West Roosevelt Drive, husband of Evelyn Powell Dunlap, at 11 a.m. Wednesday at McDougalds North Chapel by Dr. Henry E. Pressley and the Rev.
Douglas Martin. Burial in Forest Lawn Memorial Park. The body is at the North Chapel. The family is at the home. My Answer By Billy Graham Evangelist Dear Dr.
Graham: I am the only Christian where I work, and find it very difficult because I have little in common with them. Do you think I should look for another job? Dear A.N.: Not unless you feel definitely (after much prayer) that God would have you take another position. The fact that you are the only Christian believer where you work is not, in itself, an adequate reason to look for another job. (If your employer, however, were to ask you to do things which were clearly against your Christian principles, it would be another matter). In fact, God might want you to stay in this position for several reasons.
The most important is that you can be a witness to those around you. God loves those around you just as He loves you. Christ died for them on the cross, just as He did for you, and He wants them to come to know Him as their personal Lord and Savior. Bible says that "He is patient not wanting anyone to perish, but everyone to come to repentance" (2 Peter It also reminds us, "How can they believe in the one of whom they have not heard? And how can they hear without someone preaching to them?" (Romans Many of those around you might not have any real contact with a church or with other Christians, and you are their "preacher" the one who can proclaim Christ to them. Pray that god will give you a love for those with whom you have contact every day.
The apostle Paul declared, "For Christ's love compels us We are therefore Christ's ambassadors, as though God were making, His appeal through Corinthians 5:14, 20). Pray also that God will give them a hunger for God, and convince them of their need of Christ. Then pray that He will help you in practical ways to be friendly and loving toward them, and trust Him to open doors for your witness. God has given you a wonderful opportunity seize it! Thevis Sentenced The Associated Press Convicted p*rnographer Michael Thevis, 48, foreground, is escorted into the Federal Courthouse in Charleston Tuesday for sentencing on charges of making false statements when purchasing firearms. Thevis received a sentence of five years to run consecutively with sentences already being served.
He already is serving a life sentence. Girl Dies In Collapse Of Apartment Building TOWANDA, Pa. (AP) A sagging apartment building collapsed into rubble and bricks Tuesday as some of its residents packed to move out, killing a 4- year-old girl and injuring a woman and three children, authorities said. The collapse came as the three families in the building prepared to vacate under orders from the building owner. He had been directed to clear the structure or repair it.
"People were tumbling out of the building when we got there," said volunteer firefighter Boyd Ackley. "The floors were like giant slides." The girl, Billie Jo Yates, was buried in the rubble and suffocated, said Bradford County Coroner Gordon Farr. Her mother, Rosemary Yates, 27, was taken to Towanda Memorial Hospital for treatment of hysteria, said hospital administrator Jon Crandall. Also taken to the hospital were Dale Johnson, 14, and Todd Johnson, 7. They were treated for scrapes and bruises, Crandall said.
Darlene Yates, 22, and Penni Elliott, 8, were treated for bruises. The front wall of the building, described as "bowed like a violin" by local resident Phil Koos, gave way about 7:30 a.m. Policeman Frank Lindsay said he had just stepped from the police station next Fire Report Anderson City and City No. 2 Fire Departments answered no calls Tuesday, but Anderson County Fire Department answered the following calls Tuesday: 1:20 p.m. Iva Station 10 answered a call to a car fire at the Chester Hanks home.
4:57 p.m. Iva Station 10 answered a call to a house fire at the Eugene Burdette home. door when a brick hit the sidewalk. "I heard 'a noise, looked up, and there were the kids and the rubble ing out of the building," Lindsay said. "I couldn't see much at first because of all the dust.
I thought a car had hit the building. Then it cleared off a bit and I could see what was happening. "The thing that amazed me was the two children falling right with the Lindsay said. "When I did hear some one yelling, it was a woman in the top floor, saying 'my kids, my kids." Firefighters used ladders to rescue people from upper floors. Building owner John T.
Wenck said his attorney had served notices on residents to move. Towanda officials had told him at the beginning of June to repair the building or demolish it, he said. Two of the three families said they had planned to move Tuesday. The building would have been empty by Thursday, Wenck said. Mrs.
Yates and her two children were packing when the building collapsed, Ackley said. Workers from the Towanda Iron Metal Works brought equipment Tuesday to tear down the rest of the building. "With the experience we've had today, I'd get the whole thing down right away," said Fire Chief Mike Miller. One family, Harold Elliott, his wife and five children, said they would move into a new apartment although most of their belongings were in the col: lapsed building. "We came out of this totally," Mrs.
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