Florence Morning News from Florence, South Carolina • 2

2 RIDAY JULY 5 1974 LORENCE MORNING NEWS Mrs r' Mrs Vera Austin takes Olie Aubury Hardee Benjamin Grant Jr Mrs Lois Coker VXX: mi The Best Dress Shoes Sandals Vets Stage Washington March Roscoe Green National Selected Mortician 80 YEXRS SERVICE REGULAR PRICE LORENCE MALL eral Service 2Mvw'v 8 I 8 I i ferences and meeting the judges It isn't until Wed nesday night that the actual competition begins At 8 pm Wednesday Miss Cashion participates in the evening gown competition PAMPLICO uneral ser vices for one year old Benjam in Grant Jr will be conduct ed Saturday at 11 am at People's uneral Home Chap el of Pamplico Burial will be in White Hill Cemetery The child died Wednesday after a short illness Surviving are his parents Mr and Mrs Benjamin Grant Sr his paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Grant of Pamplico and his maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Willie Richardson of Gresh am MISSES LORENCE TALK ABOUT MISS SC PAGEANT WITH THEIR CHAPERONES They Are Left To Right Mrs Moser Cheryl Miles Lisa Cashion and Moser insurgent Southeast Asian groups John Young of Arling ton Heights III a former pris oner told the group: Nixon did anything for us it was that he kept us in North Vietnam four years longer than we should have been there his tum to do some time in a detention said Young with the White House to his back As the group estimated by a District of Columbia policeman as 1700 a count confirmed by reporters marched around the Lincoln Memorial and mingled with tourists visiting a nearby uneral arrangements will exhibit on American folk life borne of the spectators waved and picked up the group's jf'Z Leading UNERAL HOME and CHAPEL 400 Dargan St lornca GEORGETOWN Olie Aub ury Hardee 55 died Wednes day in a Knoxville Tenn hos pital after a short illness uneral sendees will be conducted riday at 4 pm in the chapel of Mayer uneral Home Burial will be in Penny Royal Memorial Garden Mr Hardee was born in Georgetown County a son of Olin Edgar Hardee and the late Etta Matthews Hardee a paper machine supervisor at the International Paper Co Suniving in addition to his father of Georgetown are his wife Mrs Margaret Owens Hardee of Georgetown two daughters Miss Annette Har dee of Augusta Ga and Mrs Brenda Russ of George town two brothers Arlen Hardee of Georgetown and Walter Hardee of lorence and two grandchildren 4 TURBEVILLE uneral services for Mrs Lois Thomp son Coker will be conducted at 4 pm riday at Turbeville Southern Methodist Church Burial will be in the church cemetery directed by loyd uneral Home of Olanta Mrs Coker 86 died Wednes day in a Sumter nursing home after a long illness She was born in lorence County a daughter of the late John and Liza Jane Tomlinson Alexand er She was a member of Tur beville Southern Methodist Church Surviving are two Sons Hay wood Coker of Columbia and Horace Coker of Turbeville and a grandchild at rehearsals press con HARTSVILLE Mrs Vera Austin 73 died Wednesday at a nospuai aner a tong ill ness uneral services will be con ducted at 4 pm at Kingsville United Methodist Church Bu rial will be in the church ceme directed by Hines uneral Home Mrs Austin was born in Dar lington County a daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Desmond Graham She was educated in Darlington County public schools She was married to the late Alex Austin She was a life member of the United Methodist Women Surviving are a son Mr Wil lie Austin Sr of Charlotte two sisters Mrs Blanche Carlton and Mrs Roberta Gil more both of Trenton a brother Mr Oscar Graham of Washington 16 grand children and 10 great grand children chant Only one incident in which a young man tore up one of the signs was seen during the four mile march from the Mall near the Capitol to the Lincoln Memorial and back to the base of the Capitol The marchers 10 abreast in a line two blocks along had staged demonstrations earlier during the week at the Capitol the Veterans Administration the Justice Department and Court of Military Appeals Their demands include im proved employment and educa tion benefits to cope with the inflated economy and a single type of military discharge They want to end dishonorable discharges which the veterans claim hinders chances of em ployment WASHINGTON (AP) and others About 1700 persons mostly Speaking from a stage deco Vietnam war veterans rated with the flags of the Viet marched through Washington Cong North Vietnam and other Ihursday and held a rally on the Ellipse in front of the White House The group seeking amnesty for war resisters improved vet benefits and care and the removal of President Nixon from office was addressed by several former prisoners of war Kelton Coker LAKE CITY1 Graveside services for Kelton Harmond Coker infant son of Harmond Kelly and Elloree Welch Coker were held at 4 pm Thursday in the Chapel Pentecos tal Holiness Church Cemetery directed by loyd uneral Home of Olanta The child died Wednesday night in a Lake City hospital Surviving besides the parents are a sister Miss Mitzie Anne Coker the paternal grand mother Mrs Odell Coker of Lake City and the maternal grandmother Mrs Ella Welch of Turbeville Every family deserves the best and that is what they receive at Waters We try to create new ideas for ways to help us serve our friends better We always consider it a privilege to serve the people of lorence Swimsuit competition place on Thursday night at 8 pm with the talent portion of the pageant scheduled for 8 pm riday The pageant culminates on Saturday night with final competition among the semi finalists and finalists and then reaches its high point with the naming of Miss South Carolina 1974 Starting time for the final night is 8 pm with television coverage beginning at 9' In talent competition Miss Cashion will play a classical flamenco guitar piece Miss Cashion feels she has a chance to win but is not let ting the excitement and pressure get to her In her own words too late to be On Wednesday the new Miss lorence Cheryl Miles will arrive in Greenville to observe the pageant in preparation for her turn in competition next year Miss next competition is at the Water estival in Beaufort July 19 21 Both girls will be staying the dorms at urman University while in Greenville Anyone wishing to wish Miss Cashion luck can send mail to her by writing lorence urman University Green ville John Johnson John Henry Johnson of Balti more Md and formerly of lorence died Wednesday in bagestalk will be conducted Sunday at 1 pm in Jerusalem Baptist Church Burial will be in Greenlawn Cemetery directed by Hines uneral Home Mrs Cabbagestalk 74 died Tuesday at her home after a long illness Mrs Cabbagestalk was a native of Sumter County and lived in Hartsville for 50 years She was a member Jerusalem Baptist Church where she served as deaconess She was a member of the United Order of Tents No 193 of Hartsville She was educated in the Sumter County pupiic scnools Sun iving are two daughters Mrs Ophelia Lumpkin of Hartsville and Mrs lorence Washington of Woodrow three sons Robert Cabbagestalk of Hartsville James Cab bagestalk and William Cab bagestalk both of Washington DC three brothers Ben Pearson of Hartsville John Pearson of Balitmore Md and Joseph Pearson of Brooklyn NC four sisters Mrs Julia Wheeling of Hartsville Mrs Eva Mae Martin of Sumter Mrs Sammie Bell Rogers of Wilmington NC and Mrs Lide Stokes of Hartsville sev en grandchildren and three great grandchildren Plane Makes More Noise Than Jets WASHINGTON (AP) The Concorde SST and its Russian counterpart the TU144 will produce noise that carries far ther and has an impact on more people than even the loudest conventional jets now in use a Transportation Department report concludes The report says the plane noise will prdbably not sound much louder than the noisiest conventional jets but that fre quency levels produced by the SST engines will probably cover a greater distance adverse public reaction is the re port warns if the federal gov ernment allows either plane to begin scheduled flights at any US airport except possibly the new Dallas ort Worth regional airport That airport is surroun ded by sparsely populated land The Concorde already has made several demonstration flights into US airports and its builders currently have pending with the ederal Aviation Ad ministration a request for ap proval of 36 promotional flights from London to US cities The plane could begin regularly scheduled service as early as the end of 1975 The report dated Dec 11 1973 was turned over to lawyers for the Environ mental Defense und as the result of a court suit ED' made the document available to the public The report says the Concorde using the recommended landing strip at John Kennedy Inter national Airport in New York City would expose 55000 per sons to noise levels of 100 effec tive perceived noise decibels EPNdBs) or about the same sensation of noise a person would get standing 50 feet from a highway as a heavyduty diesel truck roared past In contrast the report said a Boeing 707 using the same land ing strip would expose about 35000 persons to the same noise and a 707 with sound absorbing material in its engines would expose about 7000 persons to the same noise The EPNdB measurement takes into account such factors as tonal quality and frequency levels as well as actual decibel counts A measurement of 110 EPNdBs would sound twice as loud as 100 EPNdBs The report says the Concorde will produce about 115 EPNdBs on each takeoff and each land ing In contrast the DC10 jum bo jet one of the new family of lower noise producing aircraft produces 99 EPNdBs on takeoff and 106 at landing However the noise levels are deceptively low the report says The noise levels quoted for the Concorde (and the TU144) do not accurately represent the impact of that aircraft relative to subsonic aircraft however it said Mrs Elsie Rogers MARION Mrs Elsie Meggs Rogers died Thursday in a Marion hospital after a long illness uneral services will be con ducted riday at 5 pm in the chapel of Richardson uneral Home Burial will be in Spring Branch Cemetery Mrs Rogers 41 was bom in Marion County a daughter of Harvey Al and the late Nora Berry Meggs She was a mem ber of the irst United Metho dist Church and had lived all her life in Marion Surviving besides her father of Marion are husband Kenneth Rogers of Marion a son Ronald Rogers of Marion three brothers Lewis Meggs Alton Meggs and Billy Meggs all of Marion five sisters Mrs Grover (Gretelle) Miller Rembert (Henrietta) Lane Mrs Jessie (rances) Lane Mrs Horrace (Beatrice) Lane and Mrs Gernie (Doro thy Mae) Cook all of Marion Lisa Cashion Miss lorence Accompanying her will be her 1974 is getting up early Sat chaperones Mrs i urday morning in order not to Moser and her husband Collins miss her ride to next Miss South Carolina Pageant Miss Cashion will be leaving spend the first half of the week tor Greenville at 8 am BEST RIENDS Yeva Berberov 9 relaxes with Simba left and King after a romp recently in the Berverov home in the USSR The lions came to live with the Berverov family as a gift from the Kazan Zoo and are play mates to Yeva and her brother Roman The children and the kingly play mates are scheduled to appear in a television film entitled Have a (AP) Moser Miss Cashion or Boys and Girls INCLUDES Stride Rite Dress Ups Hush Puppies Converse Mrs Cabbagestalk Parker HARTSVILLE uneral HARTSVILLE Park services for Mrs Maggie Cab er 57 died Thursday at his home after an apparent heart attack uneral services will be con ducted riday at 4 pm in Wes ley United Methodist Church Burial will be in Magnolia Ce directed by Brown Pennington Atkins uneral Home Mr Parker was born and reared in Marlboro County a son of the late Thomas and Annie Jane Gibson Parker He was a graduate of McColl High School and the College of Char leston He moved to Hartsville' in 1939 and was employed by Sunoco Products Co He was a World War II veteran a mem ber of Ole Timers Club the Civitan Club Hartsville Mason ic Lodge No 173 of Wesley United Methodist Church and served on the official board Surviving are his wife Mrs Margaret olsom Parker three daughters Mrs Case of Richmond Va Mrs Mike Clamp of Rock Hill and Miss Jane Elizabeth Parker of the home two brothers Joe Parker of Denmark and Char les Parker of McColl four sisters Mrs aulkner of Warrenton NC Mrs William Stienke of Chicago Ill Mrs urman Gressette of St Mat thews and Mrs James Chapple of Chattanooga Tenn and four grandchildren Charles Barber DARLINGTON Charles William Barber 59 of Rt 2 died Wednesday in a Durham hospital after a long ill ness uneral services will be con ducted riday at 4 pm in Swift Creek Baptist Church Burial will be in lorence Me morial Gardens directed by Belk King uneral Home Mr Barber was born in Dil Ion County a son of the late Mr and Mrs Barber He was a member of Swift Creek Baptist rt Church a long time member of ilie board of deacons and Woodrow Lewis Sunday School Class He was a member of St Davis Masonic Lodge arm bureau and Darlington County Young armer Association He JX: was a farmer Surviving are his wife Mrs SL Ila Lee Barber of Darlington three sons Wayne Barber David Lee Barber and Jerry'j Mark Barber all of DarlingtontZ daughters Mrs Joyce Ann Carr and Mrs Lynn Boozer both of Darlington three brothers Gene Barber Nof Darlington Guy Town PL send of Dillon and Town JCsend of Lake View a sistertMrs Viola Clark of AndersonXfive grandchildren tl Memorials may be made toP the American Cancer Society PAMPLICO uneral serv ices for Roscoe Green will be conducted riday at 5 pm at Mt Zion Baptist Church Buri al will be in Munn Cemetery directed by Peoples uneral Home of Pamplico Mr Green 68 died Monday after a long illness Surviving are his wife Mrs Alberta Mar Green of the home a daughter Mrs Alme ta Grant of Philadelphia Pa two sons the Rev Harry Cus sack of Cleveland Ohio and Le roy Green of Detroit Mich a step son Manning Nesmith of Baltimore Md of injuries re Orlando la a brother the ceived on his job 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