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SUNDAY. MAY 10. 1953 PAGE SIX THE GREENVILLE NEWS. GREENVILLE. SOUTH CAROLINA DEATHS AND FUNERALS Lander College Will Honor Self, Mrs.

Willson In June 3 Greenwood County Men Held On Motor Firm Robbery Charges Grover Cleveland Fowler GAFFNEY, May 9 Funeral Leroy Fred Lunford ENROEE. May 9-Funeral services for Leroy Fred Lanford, 36, who died Friday morning at his home in Enoree, will be conducted Sunday at 1 p. m. at Cedar Shoals Baptist Church by the Rev. Robert Edwards and Dr.

Jack Flanders. Burial will be In the tervicei lor Grover Cleveland Fowler, 56, of 209 Eltt Robinson St. who died unexpectedly Thursday morning, will be conducted Sunday at i p. m. at Corinth Baptist Prinee, Sam Lee, R.

H. Hodgcns, David R. Ridgeway and Clyde Allen. Composing the escort of honor and meeting at the mortuary at 2:45 o'clock will be the adult women's class of the Sans Souci Baptist Church and the WMU of the church with Dr. A.

E. Brown, Dr. J. E. Brunson and Dr.

T. E. Coleman. The body Is at the mortuary. The family will be at the home of Mrs.

Keeler at Taylors. Helen Jane Greene ANDERSON, May 9-Hclen Jane Creene, 4, died suddenly Friday afternoon at her home in Montgomery, Ala. after being struck by an auto. She was the daughter of Col. G.

Ben and Jane Drake Green. Surviving are one brother, Locka, four grandchildren; five brothers, Mount Dora, W. Uneatilla, Major Fred O. and Guy all of Anderson; three sisters, Mrs. Henry Blackstock, Miami, Mrs.

W. M. Robblns, and Mrs. Willi. F.

Pruitt, both of Anderson. Funeral aervlces will conducted at the chapel of McDou-gald-Johnston Funeral Home Monday at 4 p. m. by the Dr. McLeod Frampton.

Burial will be in Silver Brook Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Hugh Wof-ford, Pruitt and Harry Agnew, James and Raymond McCown and James Pruitt Jr. The body is at the' funeral home, The family is at the home. Clarence F. Smith EASLEV.

May Clarence' F. GREENWOOD, May 9 Three Greenwood County men charged with taking a safe from George Ballentine Motor Co. here were taken into custody today with the aid of bloodhounds from the South Carolina Law Enforeement Divl- Allen Shirley, Raymond Smith and James Day are being held, charged with housebreaking and grand larceny and theft of a truck, in a warrant by George Ballentine. Greenwood police officers, the sheriff's office and the law en murcn by tne Kev. C.

A. Kirby. the Rev, Clarence Hampton, the ltev. Joe Belcher and the Rev. Robert Glaznor.

Burial will be In GREENWOOD, May 9 -Lander College will confer honorary degrees on two prominent persons in the state at the eighty-first commencement June 1, Dr. B. M. Grier, president of the college, has announced. James Cuthbert Self, Greenwood textile industrialist and winner of the "Man of the South" award for H'52, will receive the Doctor of Humanities degree.

Mrs. John Willson, daughter of Lander's founder, Samuel Lander, and wife of the college's second president, win receive the Doctor of Letters degree. Mrs. Willson is now living in Sumter. Mr.

Self, president of Greenwood Mills, is particularly nuted for bis church cemetery. The body is at the home. Fleming Funeral Home is in charge, the church cemetery. Mrs. Cora M.

Allie front office, through the shop to the back door, and loaded into the truck. The lock on the gate was broken and the truck was driven through. Police said the safe was taken to the Ninety Six area where three men attempted to open it, but they were disturbed and went to the Stony Point section and down the road to the Stony Point quarry. The truck was spotted near the quarry by William R. Wilson of Portland, who was visiting bis brother, Paul B.

Wilson Jr. The brothers followed the truck to the quarry and the trio ran, leaving the safe and a sledgehammer from the motor firm on the truck. Police and bloodhounds were brought in and three men were captured before morning. The safe was returned to the company still on the truck and undamaged. The truck was not damaged except for one fender.

Mri. Henry R. Mull PICKENS. May 9-Mrs. Henrv PIEDMONT, May 9-Mri.

Cora MCAtiams Allie, 61, died at 11 p.m Friday in Detroit, Mich. Redmon Mull, 67, died at her home in the Mile Creek section of Pick mane Letters from the University of South Carolina, and In November, 1951, he was awarded the Doctor of Textile Engineering degree by Clemson College. The Greenwood Lions Club in 1949 presented him with a plaque as "Man of the Year" in Greenwood in recognition of "bis benevolent genius which has builded in this community a business organization which serves as a model for his industry and a source of never-ending benefits for his fcl-lowman." The Greenwood Rotary Club awarded him a plaque for outstanding service, and the Lions Club of Ninety Six added its note of appreciation with its "first citizen" award for his contributions to this section. Mrs. John O.

Willson, Kathleen Lander before ber marriage to Lander's second president, graduated from the college in the class of 1888 when it waa known as Williamston Female College. After her graduation, she remained at the college working with her father, Dr. Samuel Lander, until her marriage to Dr. Willson. When Dr.

Lander died In 1904, forcement division worked together in the investigation and arrests. She was a native of Pickens ens County Saturday at 8:45 D.m. Charles Drake Creene: two sis Smith, owner of Shady Side Florist. The firm, was entered some time after several ywn declining health ters. Susan and Jackie Greene, all died in a Greenville hospital early ana six weeks serious illness.

of Montgomery; grand parents, County and had lived for many years in Piedmont. She had made her home in Detroit for the past 26 years. She was a member of the Wesleyan Methodist Church of De She was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sweet and Judge and Mrs.

u. ureene, An derson. and General 1 Mrs continuing interest and help in making bis community a better place in which to live. Workers in between 10 p. m.

and 10:30 yesterday, Chief of Police Harold O. Fortson said. He said men scaled a fence and drove a pickup truck to the back door. They then broke a window, entered and opened the back door from the inside. was a member of the Seventh Day Charles C.

Drake, Washington, Advenusis inurcn of Greenville. troit and was the daughter of the late W. C. and Nannie Mollis Mc- funeral arrangements will be the four mills of which he is presl dent have excellent working condi D. C.

Funeral services will be con Adams. announced by Clayton-Dillard Fu ducted Monday at 11 a.m. at The safe was rolled from the Surviving are her husband. neral Home of Pickens. tlons, and those who wish live in modern brick houses owned by the textile organization.

The houses Bleckley Memorial Chapel of Sulli Saturday night after a brief illness. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Sara Callahan Smith: hia mother, Mrs. Sam T. Smith two brothers, Auburn H.

and Sam T. and one sister, Miss Nora Smith, all of Easley. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Joel McAbee ANDERSON, May Josl Thomas McAbee, 68, Rt 1, Pendleton, died at his home Saturday at 11:45 a.m. Pfc.

James H. Richardson ATTENTION WOMANS CLUBS van King Mortuary by the Rev. J. Ross Johnson. Burial will be in rent for 50 cents to a dollar per LIBERTY.

May 8 Funeral room per week. services for Pfc. James Haskell In 1951. Mr. Self presented the Richardson.

20. who was killed In community of Greenwood a 179- Korea March 1) will be conducted frank, Detroit; and two brothers, George McAdams and John A. Mc-Adams, both of Piedmont. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Gray Mortuary, Pel-xer. Mri.

Nell Simpson WESTMINSTER May Mrs. Nell Simpson, 68, died at her home on Simpson Saturday about 9 a. m. She aDDarentlv auffered a Present Your Outgoing Club President With An Expertly Turned end Beautifully Finished Gavel of Fine Groined Dogwood From Your Own City. Complete With Suitably Engraved Silver Nameplote.

GREENVILLE BOBBIN FINISHING COMPANY A Dlvliion ef Silver Brook Cemetery. The body will arrive in Andcr son Sunday afternoon and will remain at the mortuary. Rev. W. R.

Hester bed hospital which he built and made available without cost to the at Calumet Baptist Church Sunday at 3:30 p. m. by the Rev. Clyde He was a retired textile opera community. Crenshaw and the Rev.

Calvin tor and a son of the late Joel Numerous honors have come to Funeral arrangements for the Pressley. Burial will be in Gantt James and Janie Brttton McAbee Mr. Self in recent years. The South Rev. William R.

Hester, pastor of Memorial Park in Liberty with full Pleasant View-Welcome Baptist Carolina Department of the Amen military honors by the Easley Ma Surviving; are his wife, Mrs. Nancy Janie Norris McAbee; eight TirOJttJUVlViU COMPANY the trustees turned to Dr. Willson to head Williamston Female College. The college was moved to Greenwood and named in honor of its founder. This brought Mrs.

Willson again into the picture of college life as wife of the president. This position she admirably filled. When Dr. Willson died In 1923, Mrs. Willson went to Anderson to live.

heart attack while doing household Church near Renfrew and resident can Legion presented him last June with its Distinguished Public sons, Raymond J. and W. bou ii duties. .1 of Travelers Rest, Rt. 2, remain tional Guard unit.

The body is at the home. Cantt Funeral Home is in charge or Pendleton: Curtis Lyman; She was the wife of the late Service Award for the greatest in Joe New Orleans, Thomas incomplete. The services. However, will be held at Tabernacle Baptist dividual contribution to South Caro Charles C. Simpson who died in 1945.

A lifelong resident of Oconee Greer: J. Belton; L. Grady Church and interment will be in lina during 1951. Earlier he had re CUSTOM BOBBIN FINISHERS TO THE TEXTILE INDUSTRY. and Ernest both of the home; Mrs.

Will Cilk SALUDA, May 9 Mrs. Will Calk County, she was the daughter of Woodlawn Memorial Park. ceived the degree of Doctor of Hu- three daughters, Mrs. J. C.

Thomp the late Frank N. and Alice Bar Mr. Hester had been in ill health nett Norris, pioneer citizens of this son, Belton; Mrs. E. H.

Glenn, Greenville: Mrs. Theo Smith. Pen 64, dted at her home in the Sardis section at midnight Friday after and Mrs. R. T.

McMiacacl, both several years and he died suddenly Friday night about 7:15 o'clock. 1 area. dleton; 10 grandchildren and one an illness of several weeks. Surviving are three sons, Charles He was a native of Pickens Coun great-grandchild. She was a member of Sardis ty but had apent the greater part of Anderson.

Funeral services will be con ducted Sunday at 3 p.m. at Oak wood Baptist Church by the Rev, McDougald Johnston Funeral Baptist Church. of his life in Greenville County. Home will announce arrangements. Surviving are her husband.

Will His parents were the late W. M. and Elizabeth Rackley Hester, Calk; one son by a former marri Alton C. Lark and the Rev. Robert K.

Marshal. Burial will be in Lewis Gilstrap Mr. Hester was a former pastor age, Harold McCarty; three sisters, Mrs. Philip Pou, Saluda. Mrs.

LIBERTY, May 9 Lewis Gil-strap, 43, of Liberty died as a re B. C. Herlong, Greenwood, and Mrs. Leon D. Black, Miami, of West Hendersonville Baptist Church.

He was a graduate of Clemson College and a veteran of World War I. sult of injuries received in an auto accident on Wade Hampton two brothers, Hugh L. Wheeler, Silver Brook Cemetery. The Body will be at Sullivan-King Mortuary. Mrs.

Ellen M. Johnson CONWAY. May 9 Mrs. EUen and Walker, both of Westminster; and Frank, Six Mile; two daughters, Mrs. Richard Aul, Pittsburgh, Miss Helen Simpson, Greenville; one sister, Mrs.

Rose N. White, Greenville; and five grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted afher home at 4 p. m. Sunday by the Rev.

W. A. Brown. Burial will be in West View Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Norris White, Wade Edwards, Ben Simpson, Charles S.

Petty. Clarence Gilbert and Waymond Defoor. The body is at the home. Sandl-fer Funeral Home is in charge. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.

Lula Greenville, Saturday night. Saluda, and s. J. Wheeler, Johnson City, several step-children and two grandchildren. He was born in Pickens and had spent most of his life in Liberty.

Garrett Hester; four daughters, Mrs. J. 11. Gilbert, Conestee, Mrs. W.

E. Browning. Greer. Mrs. D.

F. i Funeral services will be conduct Martin Johnson, wife of the late surviving are his wire, Mrs. u. Johnson, of the hi tietnei Gladys Bolding Gilstrap, two sons, section of Horry County, died at ed at Sardis Baptist Church Sunday at 4:30 p. m.

by the Rev. H. H. Hoover. Burial will be in the church cemetery.

Smith Greenville, Rt. 4. and Mrs. Orin K. Vaughan, Greenville; two sons, William Robert Hester of the home and Cpl.

Jack W. Hester, her home about 4:30 p. m. Saturday following a lingering illness. bhe was born in Horry county U.

S. Army, stationed in Austria; five sisters, Mrs. G. G. Burrell, James Harold Armstrong LAURENS, May 9 Funeral a daughter of the late H.

I. and Indiana Mishoe Martin. She was a member of El Bethel Methodist Church and WSCS. services for James Harold Armstrong 13, who was instantly killed in an automobile crash Surviving are two daughters. Mrs.

Joe Jenrette, Mullins: Mrs. Thursday night, will be conducted Odell Streetman, Belton; three Reuben C. Moore Reuben Calvin Moore, 72. resident of 12 Clemson Wood-ville Heights, died at a local hospital at 2:45 a. m.

Saturday after a long illness. He was a son of the late Jerry and Ruth Wood Moore and a i born and reared at Jackson, N. C. In 1903 he came to Greenville and lived most of the time In the city and some years In Marietta section. He was a retired farmer.

Monday at 4 p. m. at Chestnut Ridge Baptist Church by Dr. A. B.

Brothers, W. P. Martin, Avon Mrs. W. A.

Norris, Mrs. T. L. Harris, Mrs. L.

B. Parris and Mrs. Ad-die Fennell, of this city; three brothers, J. F. Hester, Greenville, the Rev.

C. J. Hester, Newport News, and Charles Hester, Renfrew, and seven grandchildren. After 11 o'clock today the body will be at the home near Renfrew. R.

D. Jones and Sons, funeral directors, are in charge. Charlie C. Lancaster Jimmy and Kenneth of the home; his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

John Gilstrap, Liberty; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Welborn and Mrs. Elvira Collins, both of Liberty; and three brothers, Willie and Robert, both of Easley, and Henry, Sunset. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by Gantt Funeral Home of Liberty. The body is at the funeral home.

Charles R. Pamell Seaman First Class Charles Richard Parnell, 20, son of J. W. and Ruby Foster Parnell, of 11 Baker Brandon, was killed yesterday in the three-automobile accident on Wade Hampton Blvd. He had been in the Navy about 20 months and had been stationed at Corpus Christi, until he began a two-weeks leave at his Langston and the Rev.

Erving Park, C. II. Martin and N. P. Martin, both of Conway: one Miller.

1 "viQ ii The following pallbearers will sister, Mrs. Bell Dawsey, Gall-vent Ferry; 12 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. meet at the mortuary at 3:15 p. m. J.

L. Hawkins, J. T. Hawkins John F. Paul Arm Funeral services will be con ducted at 3 p.

m. Monday at -El Mr. Moore was a member of Friendship Baptist Church where strong, Marion Armstrong and El FOUNTAIN INN, May 9-Charlie C. Lancaster, 66, Fountain Inn He served on the board of deacons. merchant, died suddenly at his His wife, Mrs.

Ella Spearman Bethel Methodist Church by the Rev, Eugene Jones and the Rev. P. B. McLeond. Burial will be in Jinks Lakeside Cemetery in Con bert Chapman.

The following will meet at the church at 3:45 p. m. to serve as honorary escort; Buddy Brown, home early Friday. woore. survives him with one He was the owner of Triangle daughter, Mrs.

Hettie Mae Rhodes and a son, Joe G. Moore, both of Walter Lanford, Johnnie Wilson, Tony Jacks, David Motes, George Grocery for the past 30 years and for a number of years he was a way. Pallbearers will be Jinks Skipper, Carl Johnson, Lonnie Lee Cal Greenville: one brother, the Rev, home. He was to report tomorrow A. Melvin Moore, Greenville; three policeman and had operated a ser to Boston.

houn, Clayton Johnson, Radford vice station. He was. a member of r.alf brothers, Lata Moore, Florida, and Cain Ihomason. Charles Y. Phillips The youth was a member of Macabee and Howard Bolt.

the American Legion, the Masons Aivin Aioore and Mitchell Moore, and Triune Methodist Church. NORRIS. May 9 Funeral ser nuerson county; one flair-sister, Mrs. Lodrlia Smith, Travelers Brandon Baptist Church and a graduate of Westville High School. Survivors besides bis parents were one brother.

Jack Parnell. vices for Charles Y. Phillips, who died at DefuniaK Springs, fla Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Luna Evan Lancaster; one adopted son, Walter, of the home; one brother, J. Henry, Fountain Inn; and his maternal grandparents, Thursday following a short Illness, will be conducted at Norris Bap Air.

and Mrs. w. L. roster. Green five sisters, Mrs.

S. T. Thackston, ville. tist Church Sunday at 4 p. m.

by Funeral arrangements will be Mrs. G. Shamblee, Mrs. Kugore the Rev. wade H.

Hale and the Rev. F. S. Childress. Burial will Garrett, Mrs.

Luther Miller, all announced by Mackey Mortuary. of Fountain Inn; and Mrs. Dave be in Norris City Cemetery. Loftis, Piedmont. Pallbearers will be Toby Cook, Hugh Mahaf fey I WILLIAMSTON.

May 9 -Hugh Funeral services will be con W. A. Gaines, Cliff Jones, R. W. Tate, Carl Griffin, Leland Brock, Paul Smith and Landon Dobson Mahaffey, 82, died at Anderson Memorial hospital at 6:20 Saturday after one week's illness.

Rest; 10 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at Friendship Baptist Church near Marietta Sunday at 4 p. m. by the Rev. Paul Tankersley, the Rev.

Curtis Waters and the Rev. J. N. Wrenn. Interment will be in the church cemetery.

Pallbearers will be J. P. Moore, Q. D. Moore, Willie Holder, Henry Holder, Robert M.

Proctor and Otis Spearman. The honorary pallbearers will be the board of deacons and the men's Bible class of Friendship Baptist Church with Edward Hall, Clark McClellan, M. C. Hall and J. W.

Smith. Awaiting the service the body is at the home, 12 Clemson Ave. FUNERAL INVITATIONS ducted at Cannon Funeral Home at 2:30 p.m. by the Rev. S.

R. Glenn, the Rev. D. E. Cannaday, and the Rev.

G. M. Nally. Burial will be in Ebenezer Methodist The honorary escort will be com posed of Dr. P.

E. Swords, L. He was a native and lifelong Mayfield, O. L. Craig, P.

M. Gar resident of Williamston, a retired Church Cemetery. The following pallbearers will rett, L. Cook, William Dorsey, Jesse D. Gillespie, Robert Brock.

Homer C. Rice, Willie Dalton ana A. N. Bolding. They will meet at wholesale merchant, a member of the board of directors of the Pelzer-Williamston Bank, former mayor of Williamston, a member and for meet at the funeral home at 2:15 Horace Loftis, James Miller, Chester Loftis, Leon, Angus and Walter Lancaster, Charlie Speltz and Bill Shaw.

3:50 p. m. at the home. mer deacon of Williamston First Baptist Church. He was a son of The body will be at the home of his sister, Mrs.

Annie L. Jen nings, in Norris. The honorary escort will be com the late Hugh and Mary Garrett Mahaffey. posed of Earle Parsons, Brooks Stewart, Henry Thompson, Ralph surviving are his wife, Mrs. Effie Bagwell Stephens Mahaffey; Stevens, Dr.

Vaughn, Gibbon Arm one daughter, Mrs. J. O. Hudgins, strong, Boyd Phillips, Conway 1 tXJAtwuJUJ r-i niL'ii Jij(j fj Asheville; one step-son, W. A.

Th rtl.tivti and trlnda of Ura. Ida Beam Hamby, Mri. R. L. Ka.l.r and their lamlllrs ar.

respectful! Invited to ttrnd the funeral itrvlcea lor Mr. Ida Bram Hamby on nunday atWfnoon at 3 uu clock at Til. Ma ke)r Mortuary. Interment will be made on the family plot In Woodlawn Memorial Park. Jamei F.

Mack-ay and Bom, Jones, an escort from Masonic Lodge 192. and the officers and Stephens, Seattle, one sister, Mrs. J. E. Davenport, Belton, and three grandchildren.

stewards of Trinity Methodist Church in Fountain Inn. Funeral arrangements will be Oil-Fired System Average Small Hdme The body is at the home on Gulli announced by Gray Mortuary, ver St. Mrs. Ida Beam Hamby Mrs. Ida Beam Hamby, 87, widow of John Lewis Hamby, died at the home her daughter, Mrs.

R. L. Keeler, at Taylors at 10:30 a. m. Her death followed two months of illness.

For many years Mrs. Hamby made her home in Sans Souci but had lived with her daughter for five years. She was a daughter of the late Preston and Mary (Eskew) Beam and was born and reared in Greenville County. She was a charter member of the Sans Souci Baptist Church and took an active part in the work Mrs. Mary Buchannon Funeral services for Mary Thomas Pinkney Nabors Funeral services for Thomas lOO The friend, and rilativ.a of Mr.

and Reuben C. Mosrr. Mra. Hettie Mae Khodn, Joe O. the H.

A. Melvm Moore, Meaara. Lath Moore, Alvln Moore and Mitchell Mra. Lod.lla smith nd of their lemlllm ar. respectfully Invited to attend the tunrral aervlcea of Mr.

Keuben C. Moor, to lie held at Frlend-htp Baptiat Church near Marietta aumlav at 4 p.m. conducted bv til. Rev. Paul Tankeraley, the Hev.

Ciirtia Water and the Rev. J. N. Wrenn, Interment will be In the church cemetery. Thoinai McAfee, funeral director.

398' Pinkney Nabors, 58, who died at B. Buchannon, 58, wife of A. F. Buchannon of Marietta, Rt. 1, will be Sunday at 3 p.m.

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Interment will be in the church cemetery. Pallbearers will be George Garland, Floyd Garland, Ralph Brown, Theron Ward, and Henry Ward, to meet at the home at 2:30 p.m. of the church as long as her health would permit. The body is at the residence in 279 Mrs. Hamby is survived bv her Mauldin.

Th. r'latlvrs and trlenda of Mr. and Mra. A. P.

Buchannon, Mra. Charlie Clark, Mra. Rob Peterson. Mra. Oeorie Roberta, Mra.

Doynell Center, Mra. Ethel Pew, Mra. Robert Burnett. Miss Madeline BuchMinon, end Measra. Lace Buchannon, Louis luch-aonnn and Earl Buchannon end of their famlitee ar.

respectfully Invited to attend th. funeral aervicea for Mra, Mary B. Buchannon to be conducted Sunday after-Boon at 3 o'clock at Lima Baptiat Church. The Interment will be In th. family plot In th.

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He was a veteran of W.W. II and a member of the VFW and Oak-wood Baptist Church. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Lil-lie Stewart Cromer; one daughter, Mrs. D.

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R. Darracott member of the Anderson Lions Club and Starr Baptist Church. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Floride Pruitt; two daughters, Mrs. William Chapman, Anderson; Mrs.

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