Florence Morning News from Florence, South Carolina • 2

THE LORENCE MORNING NEWS Mondaw July 9 19(52 i DtrHr fr V4 WIAV UH MALI "I Sr4zi Jr fw I i jr 1 MRr If jz IrVr4 VWr 3W4Yk 1 fuL3ftr 1 WX(S) 1 mvmxx 'I 90 4hEb7bbKSb8Sm loo iloo Mi i'nt ISB XmmI Bl QJJ a Deytime Msndsy 7 Hfym th' High TemperstwesEspected ORECAST Scattered showers and thundershowers will fall Monday morning over portions of north Atlantic coast states Afternoon and evening scattered showers will develop over middle and south Atlantic coast states and Gulf coast region Elsewhere mostly fair weather will prevail Temperatures will continue to be hot over southern half of the country with some cooling over northern half of the nation east of the Mississippi There will be little temperature change elsewhere (AP Wirephoto) Pee Dee Weather Warm Again Chance of Rain Looks Better as ront Nears Deaths unerals Miss Lily Williamson DXRLINGTON uneral scrv ices for Miss Lily Lanore William son will be held Monday at 4 pm at Black Creek Baptist Church by Rev Charles Hinson and Rev Charles Plowden Burial will be in Black Creek Cemetery Miss Williamson 64 of Doves ville and Barrington HI died early Saturday morning in a lor ence hosnital after an illness of one month Surviving are two aunts Mrs Lula Williamson and Miss annie Williamson of Columbia and one niece Mrs Robert Winters of Dar lington and a number of cousins James Campbell HARTSVILLE James Camp bell 42 died earlv Sunday after noon in a Hartsville hospital fol lowing a short illness uneral services will be conduct ed Tuesday at 3 at Taber nacle Methodist Church by Rev Ham assisted by Rev Car los Watson Burial will be in the church cemetery Pallbearers will be Heyward Kelley rank Kelley Kir ven William Brown Corbett John son and Howard Griggs Mr Campbell was born in Chesterfield County son of Mrs Rhoda Corbett Blackwell and the late Lee Thompson Campbell He operated a barber shop in Harts enfers Businessman Passes af 68 HEMIXGWAy Tillman enters 68 retired business man of Hemingway died unexpectedly at his home early Sunday morn ing uneral services will be held at 4 Monday at irst Baptist Church by Rev Beard and Rev Leroy Caulder Burial direct ed by the Morris uneral Home will be in Rose Hill Cemetery in Georgetown County Pallbearers will be nephews reeland enters Raymond en ters Loyal enters Lave ne en ters Tanner Richard Har ris Bobbie Owens Liston Baxley and Pappy Martin Deacons of irst Baptist Church will serve as honorary pallbarers Mr enters was a son of the late John Thomas and Mary Ellen Williams enters of Rose Hill sec tion of Georgetown County where he was born and spent his early life He established his home in Hem SOUTH CAROLINIAN A WINNER Nancy Ann Harrison of Spartanburg (right) was' third in the Miss Dixie pageant at Daytona Beach la She placed behind Rita Wilson (center) of Humboldt Tenn winner of the title and Susan Woodall of Weldon C' first runner up Wirephoto) It'll be warm again in the Pee Dee today but chances for more rain look better the weatherman said last night He said the Pee Dee will remain under the influence of a Bermuda High but a cold front will in crease the possibilities of rain The weatherman said tempera tures would range up to around 94 today dropping tonight to the low 70s The cold front will be across the northwestern corner of North Carolina today and ought to push through the Pee Dee Tuesday bringing temperatures down to the upper 80s The following weather data was released last night by the lor ence Weather Bureau for the 24 hour period ending at 8 pm Highest 82 year ago 87 Lowest 70 year ago 68 Mean 81 year ago 78 7 a 74 7 pm 77 Rain 02 year ago 05 Total this month 112 Deviation from normal minus43 Total for year 2185: Deviation from normal minus 172 Sunrise 5:14 sunset 7:33 Myrtle Beach Tides: Highs 12:32 pm Lows 6:24 am 6:53 pm Charleston Tides: Highs 12:35 a 1:17 pm Lows 6:54 a 7:25 pm ville for the past several years Surviving are his wife the form er Ellen Rogers: three daughters Mrs Steen and Miss Sarah Ellen Campbell of Hartsville and Mrs Charles Cassidy of Patrick two sons Donald Campbell of Mc Bee and Jimmy Campbell of US Army Hawaii his mother: one brother Malcolm Campbell of Hartsville and two sisters MrsJ Keith of Hartsville and Mrs Ralph White of Camden ingway 40 years ago and was ac tive as a livestock and automobile dealer He attended Union School in Georgetown County and served with the Navy during World War I He was a Mason and formerly served as a trustee of Hemingway School He was a member of irst Baptist Church where he served many years as a deacon He was chairman of the board of deacons for 20 years and had been made Branch Named To Head New Royster Office NOROLK Royster Guano Co of Norfolk has made Johnson NEWS DIGEST fifth in the past said Washington Com Army Calls News Story Inaccurate' Miller said Sunday the new Na pation in party World com the the United States Nation ucation the military and SELECTED MORTICIANS People in the special war Alex main trouble ap fight between un the Pag head head national encour passage to riday the Rome 13th Calvin Chastain Rock Hill John Griffin Newberry Johnnie Garvin Wagener Dunklin erguson ort of Garden City Beach and enters of Jacksonville and 18 grandchildren its in of to message offered sympathy and expressed a wish for a speedy recovery Sir Winston sent cordial thanks booked new for auto held resi He on dicker a lushing real estate man party's regular organization avoid duplication foreseen by Barry Goldwater Ariz a letter to members of the Missed atal light MELBOURNE Australia AP) Conti 30 manager for Alitalia the Italian airline in the with two days and three blasts in the imme 46 Die in loods TOKYO Violent monsoon rains trigger widespread floods and landslides in Japan's south ernmost island of Kyushu this weekend leaving at least 46 per sons dead 36 missing and 3500 homeless As heavy downpours whipped by the approach of Typhoon Joan Sunday a heavy toll was reported in human suffering homes destroyed property lost and damage to communications and crops a life deacon by his church Surviving are his wife Mrs Eva Bennett enters two daughters Mrs Tims of Hemingway and Mrs Harry Tokumaga of Co lumbia: four sons enters Jr Bennett enters Don enters and Richard enters of Heming way five sisters Mrs Alvin Tan ner of Rt 3 Georgetown Mrs Martin and Mrs Clara Creel of Hemingwav Mrs Paul Harris of New London and Mrs lorence Owens of Garden City Beach: five brothers Gilbert en ters enters and Doward enters of Hemineway Ollie en ters John la of staff then quoted saying: subjects covered in of Special orces in Viet Nam Although ideally these highly trained troops should be used ex clusively in Special orces activi ties it has been necessary to use some of them temporarily on bas ic training missions am not by Vietna mese refusal to take the offen On the contrary I am im pressed by the growing effective ness of operations now being con ducted by Vietnamese troops and their statement continued: intelligence system in South Viet Nam which was recognized some time ago as needing im provement has been strengthened and further improvement is under way This intelligence system is not 'near as reported in the particular story Divorces Up OSLO Norway The gov ernment statistical bureau says 2465 marriages ended in divorce last year an increase of 100 over 1960 Love Wins Out TOMS RIVER NJ (AP) Love won out over religious complica tions Sunday as Ion Glicker 18 I hiQ Kuppihrarf Pafriria I Kremer 17 orincinals in a mod Kathy Lynn Stabler Columbia Mrs Jacob Rouse Luray Creech Blackville Hinnant Sr Columbia Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Lawn of effort Last Thursday the senator an nounced there would be an inves tigation of lobbying in connection with sugar legislation and that Sen Thomas Dodo Conn a judiciary member would a special subcommittee to the inquiry No all Change ROME AP) Italy where Eu ropean fashion collections for fall and winter begin showings next week does not seem to be plot ting a fashion revolution But a few Rome designers are granting precollection interviews and they indicafe that main change will he in shoulders It may only be a subtle change but that is all that may be needed to make last year's clothes terri bly outmnded Pullout Complete UDON Thailand A pany of US Marine ground troops was flown from this sprawling camp to home base in Okinawa on Saturday night completing the pullout of 1000 Marines from the task force stationed here The withdrawal began last Mon day on orders from President Ken nedy after the United States not ed a general lessening of tension along the Laotian border two key personnel moves in South Carolina sales division conjunction with the transfer division offices from Columbia lorence Charles rederick former South Carolina sales manager has been named assistant general sales manager for the southern division which includes South Carolina Georgia lorida Alabama and Mississippi with headquarters at Montgomery Ala Donald Branch former as sistant sales manager at Co lumbia has been named South Carolina divisional sales man ager He will have headquarters at new divisional sales of fice halfway between lorence and Darlington on 52 The move from Columbia home of Royster's South Carolina sales of fice for many years to the lor ence address is expected to be completed around August 1 Baughman Royster vice president in charge of sales said the move to lorence will enable the company to offer its customers more complete and faster serv As soon as construction of the modern office building near lor ence is complete erection of complete warehousing facilities will begin on the site he added A 77 year old fertilizer manu facturer Royster operates 22 factories and 18 divisional sales offices serving 23 states and parts of Canada Winston Churchill LONDON (AP) Sir Winston Churchill has received a getuell message from President Kennedy a spokesman said Sunday The 87 year old statesman had a restful night and there has leen Bo extension of the phlebitis in hia injured left leg his doctors reported The spokesman said the Presj Miss Universe Paaeant Ooens At Miami Beach MIAMI BEACH la (AP) An international beauty parade dazzling with color opened week long 1962 Miss Universe eant Sunday Nearly 100 aspirants to world pulchritude title dressed in typical garb of their region lined up in cars for the official opening at Bayfront Park Those chosen the fairest in 47 foreign countries were here In the parade with them were queens from more than 40 states of 4 Tests Speeding Up vaui MtKLLni Xev American nuclear testers two shots in other atomic TURIN Italy (AP) Striking metalworkers in this booming northern Italian city clashed Sun day with police and other workers in a spate of street fights Apparently there were no seri ous injuries but the skirmishes made Turin uneasy and extra po lice were on duty The street fighting started Sat urday when hundreds of thou sands cf metalworkers began a threc day nationwide strike in a contract dispute with major indus tries Communist and non Commiinist tional Republican Citizens mittee will cooperate closely with the and Sen In regular national committee he heads but without mentioning letter to him a week ago condemning the new group Miller said: The committee must always age the broadest possible nartici itness Deplored HYANNIS PORT Mass AP) President Kennedy deplored sta tistics Sunday showing 85 per cent of the school children cannot pass a simple fitness test and urged all schools to make and youngsters exorcise He called the statistics frighten MRS ANNIE SCOTT uneral services for Mrs Annie Scott of Rt 1 lorence will be conducted at 3:30 Tuesday in Union Grove Baptist Church by Rev Toney James Burial direct ed by Smith uneral Home will be in the church cemetery Returns Home KINGSTON Jamaica Prime Minister Sir Alexander Bustamante returned Sunday after a two wcek visit to Washington New York and London and got a rousing reception from hundreds of sunporters who swarmed out to Talisadoes Airport and hoisted him on their shoulders demonstrate in front of the So cialist union headquarters They hurled stones at windows Poiice scattered the demonstrators But the strikes kept re forming: sometimes in groups of a few doz en sometimes in groups of a hun dred occasionally in groups of a thousand or more Skirmishes am Sunday Police injured They word of injuries among the onstrators Thirty persons LATTA rancis Joseph John son 19 former resident of Latta was killed Saturday in an collision near Washington uneral services will be at 4 Monday at the dence of his maternal grandfather Brown in Temperance Hill section of Marion County Burial will be in Antioch Baptist Church Cemetery near Sellers Rev Jack Moody will officiate He was the son of rancis Marion Johnson and the late Mrs Willene Brown Johnson of Latta Surviving besides his father rancis Johnson of Alexandria Va three brothers and two sis ters: paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Truss Johnson of Mui lins: and maternal grandparents Brown of Latta and Mrs Eva Brown of Washington Bethea uneral Home is in charge Other Deaths No Duplication WASHINGTON (AP) Republi can National Chairman William very hour of every day we are prepared to serve your immediate needs Princess III LONDON (AP) Princess uarantees you professional service and is your assurance of the most modern of facilities this symbol of membership in NATIONAL JYlUIJifi 1 Uf JliClUrtiN lit 1 rilOII I (HaSLS IRP mmn ern day Irish story diate offing arc moving in high were married in St Ro 'gear though weather has caused man Catholic Church (delays The courtship of the Jewish boy On two in Nevada's des from lushing NY and thoiert and the Pacific United Catholic girl from Toms River States scientists are pushing re nan drawn a storm ot protest search on both from young father Herman civilian angles member by invitation four officers were said they had no dem were Kennedy found some encourage ment in surveys that indicated more boys and girls were able to pass tests in schools having orga Bized fitness and fewer foiled after a year of physical ed Drop Sugar Probe WASHINGTON (AP) Sen James Eastland Miss said Sunday he will recommend that the Senate Judiciary Committee call off its plans for an investiga tion of sugar lobbying at this time Eastland chairman of the com mittee cited plans of the Senate oreign Relations Committee to conduct a similar probe as the reason for changing his position He said he opposes the duplication claiming to represent a million metalworkers in Italian steel mills auto plants shipyards appliance factories and other heavy called the walk out ft w'as the month In Turin the pea red to be a ions At the big iat auto works which employes more than 100 099 workers Socialist and inde pendent unions reached a sepa rate agreement wilh management and refused to join the strike call Saturday night strikers began to i arrested andra of Kent 25 cousin of Queen Elizabeth went into London hos pital Sunday nicht to havp hor state of Victoria missed the Ali tonsils removed in the next day talia plane that crashed in India or two She has been having a Saturday with 94 persons aboard scries of throat infections continued until 5 WASHINGTON fAP) Gen George Decker Army chief of staff said Sunday that a news story which described South Viet Nam military operations as confused and ineffective not reflect accurately the opinions of responsible Army authorities in Washington or in the The Associated Press dispatch from Leavenworth Kan was based on interviews with Ameri can officers who have returned to the States after serving as advisers to South Vietnamese forces in the battle against theCommunist Viet Cong Secretary of State Dean Rusk in an ABC TV interview and denied the Viet Nam war is going badly In response to a question which did not refer to any particular news report he said Viet Nam armed forces have taken the initi ative and are actively running down Communist guerrilla forces Rusk said there have been im provements in supply and intelli gence operations and in the Viet Nam command structure statement said: Associated Press story appearing in newspapers does not represent official Army thinking on the use of special forces the quality of the South Viet Nam in telligence system the size of the Military Assistance Advisory Group in South Viet Nam and the scope of operations by the South Vietnamese My views are based on recent direct observa tion in Viet Nam story also is an inaccurate second hand account of the views of Maj Gen (William B) Rosson (chief of US Special orces guerrillas' the principal staff officer fare The chief Rosson as none of the this storv were discussed hv me with the writer I am not angry over Italian Town Uneasy After Strikers Clash with Police A 2 ''T: TWO CROWNS Cheryl Beattie will carry two crowns into competition at Timmons ville Tobacco estival July 19 Miss Hartsville and Miss Coastal Empire The latter was won June 30 at Hamp ton's watermelon festival Beach Residents Named To Posts At DAV Meeting BEAUORT Myrtle! Beach delegates were elected to posts in South Carolina Organiza tion of Disabled American Vet erans I John Jamrogowicx was named senior vice commander and Mrs Cora Johnson was elected junior vice commander of the auxiliary William Jackson of Colum bia was returned to office as com mander when the organization ended a convention here Saturday by electing officers Mrs Jackson was named to head the auxiliary Other officers are John Tay lor of Columbia treasurer and Mrs Maggie Bell Taylor of Co lumbia senior vice commander of the auxiliary IRST SHOWING THIS ENTIRE AREA TONIGHT STARTS AT DUSK I YOU CARE ABOUT LOVE IIHOEOSTLHO ALBRIGHT SCOTT MARLOWC vl A Story As Hx 9 Bold As Its 70 Tenderness and Tragedy 1H ALSO NO ur STEVE REEVES AS Pws MMAM Violence Claims Three In State During Weekend By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Weekend violence in South Caro hna claimed at least three lives Mrs Lillie Mae Griffin 52 of near Newberry was killed when her car was struck by a freight train at a Newberry crossing The locomotive carried the car 50 feet down the tracks A boating accident at Lake Moul trie proved fatal to McCuller Richardson 40 year old Negro of Charleston Heights He was with two other men when their boat capsized Albert Blackwell 33 of Colum bia missing for several hours was found in a Wateree River swamp apparently drowned while on a fishing trip in which he had become separated from two friends 1962'S NEW HIT AND NEW STARS 1 STATE I AIK 4E PLUS Pat Alics Tom Boone aye Ewell "They Have No Way Of Knowing I'm Still Alive" ja WSAiyiUANMfi I aPRWW 1 sum I inCOLORaPANAMSION I Admission This Attraction Adults: 50c Mat 60c Night Child: 25c AU Day i uj I HONEST OLKS! 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