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Harley Services for Robert James Harley, son of Mrs. Octavia R. Harley of 100 Iris Lane, were held today at 4 p. m. at Limestone Baptist Church conducted by Rev.

J. T. Berry Sr. with burial in Limestone Cemetery. Pallbearers were Herbert Smith, Wilbert Watts, Charles Harris, Eugene Smith, Clarence Bridges and Eugene Tate.

Gilmore's Mortuary. Benny Hill Benny Hill, 62, of Northside 12B, Spartanburg, died Monday afternoon at the Tucker Center in Columbia. Son of the late Will and Ola Webster Hill, he was a native of Spartanburg County, a member of Mt. Sinai Holiness Church in Pacolet and a veteran of World War II. Arrangements are incomplete but will be announced later by Foster's Funeral Home.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Anna Montgomery Hill of the home; one adopted son, Elishia Anderson of Detroit, one daughter, Mrs. Ida Mae Hill Jefferies of Spartanburg; two sisters, Mrs. Viola Scafe of Bridgeton, N. and Mrs.

Esther Cocthron of Syracuse, N. two brothers, Samuel and William Hill, both of Pacolet; eight grand- children; three greatgrandchildren. Floyd N. Brown Floyd Nelson Brown of 4915 Bell Avenue, Baltimore, died Monday in a Baltimore hospital after a two-week illness. Son of the late Frank Sr.

and Corene Brown, he was a native of Cherokee County. Surviving are his wife, Nettie; two daughters, Virge and Chevoe of the home; two brothers, Leonard Brown of New York and Harold Brown of New Jersey. Services will be held Friday at 8 p. m. at the Concord Baptist Church, 5204 Liberty Heights, Baltimore, Md.

March Funeral Home, 928 E. North Baltimore, is in charge of arrangements. Foster's Funeral Home in charge of local arrangements. Mrs. John M.

Snead BLACKSBURG -Services for Mrs. Ollie Thomas Snead were held today at 3 p. m. at the First Baptist Church conducted by Revs. J.

Ronald Parris and Leonard Thomas with burial in Mount Paran Church Cemetery. Pallbearers were Jim Yarborough, Gary and Wayne Thomas, Gary and Donnie Snead and Ernest Dixon. Gordon's Funeral Home. SAYS BODYGUARD 'There'll Never Be Another Elvis' TAMPA, Fla. (AP) When E.M.

"Bitsy" Mott started working for Elvis Presley the future rock-androll king was the fifth act on a bill headed by comedian Andy Griffith. "But it seemed that every time he was on stage, it was encore after encore," says Mott, who spent 15 years as Presley's bodyguard. The last time Mott saw the aging superstar was when Presley made a 1975 appearance in Tampa. "I went backstage, and when I walked out, I said to my wife, 'Elvis is He looked SO much like his mother did just before she died." Talking from his Tampa home, Mott said he'd been "in a fog" since he heard of Presley's death earlier Tuesday. But moments later the stories came swiftly as Mott recalled the music legend.

"I saw him all kinds of ways, but there was nothing that I ever saw or heard, that would be detrimental to that boy," he said. Mott said he was responsible for arranging. travel between cities and security for the star, for screening Presley's calls and handling any other personal problems that might occur on the road. "remember one time," he said. "'We were flying from Texas to one of our one-nighters and the pilot got lost in this plane we chartered.

"I was riding co-pilot, but I couldn't fly, and the pilot said to me, 'Here, you watch the plane while I check this Well, Elvis was sitting back there and I turned around and he was smiling." When the plane finally landed, Mott said, Presley "walked up to me and said, 'Bitsy, you know what I'm And I said, 'Yeah, you want me to get us on a commercial flight." SUPERMAN LOS ANGELES (AP) Even Superman gets older. Kirk Alyn, who played Superman in 30 movie serials in the late 1940s and early 1950s is now 66 years old and drawing Social Security checks. "But I feel like I'm 39," the actor said. "And I wish they would stop offering me the same roles." For years after producers stopped making the serials, Alyn found it difficult to get acting parts. Movie-makers felt the public wouldn't believe him as anybody other than Superman.

"Now I get offers, but it's only for detective roles," he lamented. "I just turned down two such parts. For years afterward, Presley never flew, chosing cars or trains as transporation to concert appearances, Mott said. Mott also recalled the times he played bit parts in three Presley movies: "Loving You," "Wild in the Country" and "I remember one time Elvis knew I couldn't sing was in a group singing thing, and he looked over his shoulder at me and just bust out laughing. They had to reshoot that whole scene." Mott left Presley in 1972.

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