a a a a deaths 8B Anderson Independent, Jan. 31, 1977 Mrs. Annie Vickery TOCCOA, Ga. Mrs. Annie Russell Vickery, 80, of the Rock Community, died Sunday morning in the PiedCreek.
mont Hospital after a long illness. A native of Stephens County, she was a daughter of the late Samuel M. and Edna Harwell Russell, had lived most of her life in Stephens County and 11 years in Winston-Salem, N.C. She was a member of the First Baptist Church of WinstonSalem and attended Rock Creek Baptist Church in Toccoa. Surviving are husband, Fred C.
Vickery of the home; daughters, Mrs. John (Edna) Spearman of Doraville, Mrs. John (Myra) Bruce Jr. of Winston-Salem, N.C.; brother, Myron Russell of Toccoa; sisters, Miss Irene Russell of Toccoa, Mrs. Mae Ptomey of Century, half-sister, Mrs.
Cathrine Garrett of Atlanta; three grandchildren; one great-grandchild. Services at 4 p.m. Monday at Whitlock Mortuary Chapel by Rev. Lester Sutton and, Mr. Clarence Davis.
Burial the Tugalo Baptist Church cemetery. The body is at the Whitlock Mortuary. The family will be at the residence in the Rock Creek Community, Bill Williams W.A. "Bill" Williams, 40, of 2708 Le Conte Road, died Sunday at Anderson Memorial Hospital after a short illness. Born in Anderson, he was a member of Concord Baptist Church, Elk Lodge No.
1206 and was self employed. He was a son of Mrs. Gladys Ivester Williams of Anderson and the late Rev. W.A. Williams.
Surviving are mother; widow, Mrs. Nancy Timms Williams; daughter, Nan Williams of the home; sisters, Mrs. Jo Overcash. of La France, Mrs. Bonnie Sue Mullinax of Anderson, Mrs.
Regina Fitzpatrick of Columbia. Services at2 p.m. Tuesday at Concord Baptist Church by the Rev. Bob Marcaurelle. Burial in Forest Lawn Memorial Park.
The body is at McDougald's North Chapel where the family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday. The body will be placed in the church at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday. The family is at the home.
Mrs. Jewell McCurley HARTWELL, Ga. Mrs. Jewell Sanders McCurley, 53, 715 N. Forest died Saturday night at Hart County Hospital after two weeks illness.
She was born in Hart County, a member of Mt. Hebron Baptist Church. She was the daughter of Mrs. Lessie Sanders and late Cleo Sanders. Surviving are mother; husband, Hugh McCurley; daughter, Mrs.
Joy McCurley Johnson of Greenville, S.C.; sons, Steve and Kerry McCurley of Hartwell; sisters, Mrs. John 0. McCurley of Hartwell, Mrs. Jim Dunn of Greenville, S.C. Services at 2 p.m.
Monday at First Baptist Church in Hartwell by the Revs. Kenneth L. Anglin, Melvin, Tims, M.R. Simpson Boyd. Burial in Nancy Hart Memorial Gardens.
The body will be placed in the church at 1:30 p.m. Monday. The family is at the residence of her mother, Lessie Sanders, 805 N. Forest Ave. Smith Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Northeast Georgia Hospitals Hart ADMISSIONS Angie Weaver Canon Carol Andrews Lavonia Doris Clark Hartwell Carolyn Gunter Royston Brown baby boy Hartwell Mike Vickery Hartwell Betty Thrasher Hartwell Velma Stewart Canon Emmett Gossett Lavonia Inman Rucker Hartwell DISCHARGES Crystal Curry Hartwell Henry Holloway Hartwell Elda Haley Bowman Ruth Teasley Hartwell Johnny Richardson Lavonia Ida Haygood Hartwell Cobb ADMISSIONS Jewel Newborn Royston Mary Gaines Royston George Collins Danielsville Blanche Adams Carnesville Thomas Voyles Carnesville Max Strickland Royston 'Lamar Bennett Canon Florine Thomas Royston DISCHARGES Timothy Scarboro Royston James Beard Royston Callie Davis Royston Sarah Drinkard Bowman James Standridge Hartwell Clarence Boggs Royston Willie Ruth Phillips Royston B.IC ADMISSIONS Marvin Hanson Winder Bennie Booth Hoschton Susan Woo Athens Woo baby boy Athens Marilyn Stowe Commerce Nettie Hurst Commerce Edwin Jordan Maysville Henry Turner Jefferson Beulah Lewis Pendergrass Joe Carey Jefferson DISCHARGES Ronald Dailey Wesley Gillespie Education Leader Dies At 66 COLUMBIA- Miss Mary Watson, 66, of 1018 Marion Saturday evening in Richland Memorial Hospital. Born in Bamburg, she was a daughter of the late Thomas Herbert and Annie Bertha Felder Watson. She was a member College Place United Methodist Church where she formerly taught the J.M. Ariail Sunday School Class. She received her A.N.
Degree from Lander College in 1930 and her masters degree from the University of S.C. in 1931. She then entered the teaching profession as professor of mathematics at Weaver, Business College Education and later and Mathematics at Lander College. Sje joined the staff of the S.C. Department of Education in 1942, working in the Teacher Certification Division.
She later became Secretary to the State Superintendent of Education, Dr. Jesse T. Anderson. In 1967, she became Administrative Assistant to State Superintendent of Education, Dr. Cyril B.
Busbee, until her retirement in 1976. Surviving are brothers, Jacob Felder Watson of Camden, T.H. Watson of Charlotte, N.C. Services at 11 a.m. Monday al College Place United Methodist Church by the Rev.
Ray P. Hook. Burial at 1:30 p.m. Monday in Magnolia Cemetery, Greenwood, S.C. Talbert-Shives Funeral Home, Columbia, is in charge of arrangements.
Hill Services Services for Mrs. Nettie Shiflet Hill, 59, will be at 3 p.m. Monday at Union Baptist Church by the Revs. Leroy Hayes and Freeman Fortner. Burial in Iva City Cemetery.
McDougald Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. My Answer By BILLY GRAHAM Evangelist DEAR DR. GRAHAM: I am in charge of our young people's group. Recently there has been some real backbiting and dissension in our church, and the young people are asking me how this can be happening in a Christian church. What can I tell M.V.B.
DEAR MRS. 1. know you are in a difficult position, but you also are in an important one, because God can use you to help these young people to a greater maturity in their faith. You will want to avoid either of two extremes. On one hand, you want to avoid being judgmental toward the adults who seem to be causing the problem.
On the other hand, you want to avoid acting as if there is no problem, for that would be dishonest. You need to pray that God will give you wisdom. There are at least two things you want to get across to those who are asking you the questions. First, they need to understand that being a Christian does not mean that you are perfect, and that Christians (including adult Christians) can and do sin. When Christians fails to seek Godls will above all else, and instead impose their own wills and egos on others, there will be problems.
The only answer is repentance. Even the New Testament gives glimpses of churches that had dissension in them (e.g. Philippians This does not excuse such things, but at least it shows us the source of them. Second. you want to give your young people a thorough understanding of the importance of the Bible.
It is absolutely central in the life of the Christian and when we fail to follow its principles there will be difficulties. We cannot obey the constant commands of the Bible concerning loving one another, and at the same time engage in backbiting. A very practical suggestion: Start a pray campaign. I know of two college students who agreed that whenever they caught themselves criticizing someone they would spend five minutes praying for that person. Try it and see what happens.
WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME Dedicating our Services the must thoughtful way where Professional Service is Our Watchword and, The Most Personal and Homelike Atmosphere Prevails at all Times. Charles B. Banister Wilton E. Mackey Licensed Funeral Director 3219 South Main Owner and Embalmer! Ph: 225-4646 NEWS VIEWS BUSINESS INDUSTRY ADVERTIsem*nT ADVERTIsem*nT Carl Saville MAYSVILLE, -Carl L. Saville, 66, of Maysville, died Sunday morning in Marietta after a long illness.
Born in Banks County, he was a son of the late Ruben Dolphus and Addie Hudson Saville and the husband of the late Ella Mae Webb Saville. He was a member of Maysville Baptist Church and was owner and operator of Saville Grocery Store for over 40 years. Surviving are son, James L. Saville Sr. of Marietta: daughters, Mrs.
James Segars of Chamblee, Mrs. Carlene Cofield of Maysville; eight grandchildren; sisters, Mrs. C.E. Stevenson of Tifton, Mrs. Robbie Lipscomb of Maysville.
Services at 11 a.m. Tuesday al, Maysville Baptist Church by the Rev. Edward Samples. Burial i in Jackson Memorial Park. The body is at Little-Ward Funeral Home and will be placed in the church at 10:30 a.m.
Tuesday. William Hannah ABBEVILLE- William Franklin Hannah, 71, of Rt. 2, Hodges Highway, died Sunday morning at Self Memorial Hospital. A native of Abbeville County, he was a son of the late William A. and Nancy Rebecca Nickles.
Hannah. He a veteran World War Mas, a a member of Clinton Lodge No. 3 AFM and a member of Hodges Presbyterian Church. Surviving are widow, Mrs. Francis Smith Hannah of the home; son, Ronnie W.
Hannah of Abbeville; brothers, E.D. and Charles Hannah of Abbeville, Elbert T. Hannah of Hodges; sisters, Miss Mary Hannah and Miss Gladys Hannah of Greenville, Mrs. Fred Botts and Mrs. Ellis Cochran of Abbeville: one grandchild.
Services at 3 p.m. Tuesday at Hodges Presbyterian Church by Dr. Dudley Weaver Jr. and the Rev. Frank Neil.
Burial in Hodges Cemetery with Masonic Rites. The family will receive friends at Funeral Home from Monday. Harris. The body will be placed in the church at 2 p.m. Tuesday.
The family the home of Ronnie W. Hannah, Hodges Highway, Abbeville. Mrs. Louise McCue BLUEFIELD, W. Louise Frances Copeland McCue, 89, of Bluefield, widow Holcomb A.
McCue, died, in a Bluefield nursing home after a long illness. A native of Laurens, S.C., she was a daughter of the late William James and Susan Dora Badgett Copeland. She was a retired registered nurse, a charter member of Westminster Presbyterian Church, Bluefield, John Chapman chapter of the DAR and Bluefield Chapter No. 172 of the UDC. She was the last surviving member of her immediate family.
Services at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Hawkins Funeral Home chapel in Bluefield. Burial in Monte Vista Park Cemetery, Bluefield. Wilton Minish COMMERCE, Ga. -Wilton Dembres Minish, 31, of Rt.
4, the Wilson Junior High School Community, died suddenly Saturday night at his home. Born in Jackson County, he was a member of Berea Baptist Church. Surviving are parents, James and Eunice Evans Minish of Commerce; brothers, Tommy, Terry and Gerald Minish of Commerce; sister, Mrs. Doyle Hardman of Ocala, Fla. Services at 2 p.m.
Monday at Berea Baptist Church by the Revs. Malcom Gunnels and Verlin Reese. Burial in Erastus Christian Church cemetery. The body is at the home of his parents, Rt. 4.
Little-Ward Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Robert Henson TOCCOA, Robert Austin Henson, 40, of Mize Road, died in a Toccoa nursing home Sunday morning after a short illness. A son of the late Fred and Eucile Means Henson, he was born in Franklin County but had lived most of his life in Toccoa and Stephens County. He was of the Baptist faith. Surviving are sister, Inman Herron of Toccoa; brothers, Donn Henson of Toccoa, Joe Henson of Tucker.
Services at 2:30 p.m. Monday at the Hillerest Chapel of Acree-Davis Funeral Home by the Revs. Virgil Cleveland and Melvin Timms. Burial in Stephens Memorial Gardens. The body is at the funeral home and will be placed in the chapel at 2 p.m.
Monday. The family is at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Inman Herron, Mize Road. Toccoa.
Kidd Services COMER, Ga. Services for Mrs. Addie Ann Wall Kidd, 91, will be at 3 p.m. Monday at Meadow Baptist Church. Burial in the church cemetery.
Bernstein Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Bertha Williamson WARE SHOALS--Mrs. Bertha Cathcart Williamson, 82. wife of Zema Williamston, of Rt.
1, Donalds, died Saturday. A native of Spartanburg County, she was a daughter of the late Richard and Carrie Fleming Cathcart. Surviving are husband; son, James Williamson of Belton; daughters, Mrs. Ruth Davis, Mrs. Clara Bagwell, Mrs.
Willie Treadwell and Mrs. Laura Robinson of Donalds, Mrs. Carrie Lou Jones of Spartanburg: brothers, Dixie Cathcart of Ware Shoals, Willis Cathcart of Burlington, N.C., Charlie Cathcart of Norfolk, Joe Cathcart of Pawtucket, R.I.; sisters, Mrs. Leatha Babb of Greenville: 17 grandchildren; 13 greatgrandchildren. Services at 3 p.m.
Monday at Broadmouth Baptist Burial in Greenwood Memorial Gardens. The body is at the home. Parker- Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Henry Crone GREENVILLE-1 -Henry Martin Crone, 59, a retired textile employe of 2001 Anderson Road, died Sunday. He was born in Pickens County, a son of the late L.M.
and Ada 'Shields Crone. He made his home in Greenville for the past 20 years and a member of the Victory Baptist Church in Greenville. Surviving are Mrs. Clara Crone: stepdaughters, Margaret Owens and Elaine Green of Fountain Inn; brothers, Perry L. and Fred S.
Crone, both of Piedmont; sisters, Mrs. Ella Mae Austin of Pelzer, Mrs. Mattie Francis of Marietta. Services at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the chapel of Robinson Funeral Home in Easley, byt the Revs.
J. Charles Smith, Earl Sargent and Winfred Crone. Burial in Westview Cemetery in Easley. The body is at the funeral home where the family will receive friends from 7-9 p.m. Monday.
The family is at the home of a brother, Fred S. Crone, 7 Liberty Piedmont. Mrs. Sarah Graydon GREENVILLE-Mrs. Sarah Frances Mattison Anchorage Drive, Greenville, died Friday at a Greenville hospital.
Born in Anderson County, she was a daughter of Mrs. Nannie Armstrong Mattison and the late E.T. Mattison Sr. She was the wife of Houston Graydon and a retired school teacher after more than 25 years with Greenville County Public Schools. Surviving are mother; husband; daughter, Mrs.
Jacquelyn Lucille Bosten of Greenville: sisters, Mrs. Janie Clement of Orangeburg, Mrs. Prezolia Rucker of San Diego, Mrs. Roberta Henderson of Spartanburg; brothers, Maxie E. Mattison of Greenville, E.T.
Mattison Jr. of Long Island, N.Y., Charlie and James Willmer Mattison of Belton. Services at 3 p.m. Tuesday at Watkins-Garrett and Woods Mortuary. Burial in Mt.
Zion Baptist Church cemetery in Belton. The body is at the mortuary where the family will receive friends from p.m. Monday. The family is at the home. Daniel Services WARE SHOALS Services for Mrs.
Dempsie Daniel, 51, will be at 3 Monday at First Baptist Church. Burial in Greenwood Memorial Gardens. Parker- White Funeral Home charge of arrangements. Anderson Memorial Hospital Patient Condition Information, 7 a.m. -9 p.m., 226-4162.
DISCHARGES Diane Evans, Anderson. Gwendolyn Turner, Elberton, Ga. Clattie Wooten, Anderson. Michael Connor, Anderson. Bonnie Marett, Seneca.
Jamie Wilson, Pendleton. Mrs. Mary Kimpton TRYON, N.C. Mrs. Mary Smoot Kimpton, 62, widow of George Allen Kimpton, of 111 Whitney Saturday.
A native of Florence, she was a daughter of the late John Wilburn and Mary Browning Smoot. She was a member of Tryon Presbyterian Church. are sons, Allen Surviving, Tryon, Richard Kimpton of Duncan, William Kimpton of Belton, S.C., Thomas Kimpton of Manassass Park, sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Schmoyer of Longview, 10 grandchildren. Serivees at 11 a.m.
Monday at Tryon Presbyterian Church by the Rev. John A. Gardner. Burial in Polk Memorial Gardens. McFarland Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Announcement courtesy of McDougald Funeral Home. Leard Services HARTWELL, Ga. Services for Mrs. Lillie Adams Leard, 8 88, will be at 3 p.m. Monday at Strickland Funeral Home chapel by the Revs.
Kenneth L. Anglin and George Hulsey. Burial in Bowersville Cemetery. Scott Services Services for Mrs. Zalie Scott will be at 3 p.m.
Monday at Friendly Rely. Mortuary chapel by the L.R. Best and Clarence McDowell. Burial in Westview Cemetery. Friendly City Mortuary is in charge of arrangements.
Martin Services CLAYTON, Ga. Services for James Henry Martin, 79, will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Dillard United Methodist Church by the Revs. James Turpin, W.M. Pickard and David Hall.
Burial in the Wesley Memorial Cemetery, Dillard. Mize Mortuary is in charge of arrangements. Joe Timpson Joe Timpson died Sunday in Anderson Memorial Hospital. Surviving are daughters, Miss Mary L. Timpson and Mrs.
Dorothy T. Grant of Anderson, Mrs. Emily T. Pleasant of Chicago, sons, John Claude Timpson and Johnny Carl Timpson of Washington, D.C.; sisters, Mrs. Annie Lipscomb and Mrs.
Fannie Timpson of Philadelphia, brother, James Timpson of Philadelphia, Pa. Plans will be announced by Friendly City Mortuary. Barrett Services GREENWOOD Services for Willie "Bill" Barrett, 60, will be at 11 a.m. Monday at Harley Funeral Home chapel by the Revs. Roan Powell and Ed Reeves.
Burial in Bethel Baptist Church cemetery in Oconee County. Bulletin Board TAX LINE The Internal Revenue Service will be open longer for telephone calls so that taxpayers can take advantage of IRS services after normal business hours. According to IRS, toll-free telephone lines throughout the state will be open Jan. 31 through Feb. 11, except Saturday and Sunday, from 8:00 a.m.
to 5:45 p.m. IRS officials have suggested that taxpayers review their tax package instructions before calling or visiting so that the IRS can provide better service. The best times to call are during the first or last hours of the day. Toll-free telephone numbers for South Carolina residents are listed in tax packages and local directories. Fire Report Anderson City and City No.
2 Fire Departments no calls Sunday, while And son County, Fire Department answered the following alls Sunday: 2:57 p.m. Station No. 9 answered a call to a grass fire on Clearview Drive. 4:40 p.m. Center Rock Station No.
11 answered a call to a grass fire on Old Portman Road. CAPRICE CLASSIC LANDAU COUPE "The 1977 Car of the Year trophy will be handcrafted out of aluminum alloy," announced Motor Trend magazine publisher, Robert E. Brown, "thereby cutting the original trophy's weight in half." Why? Motor Trend editors decided to emphasize the new weight reduction in the 1977 automobiles and appropriately so, by reducing the weight of their symbol of automotive excellence, Publisher the Brown Motor sought Trend out Car of the the leading Year trophyiter of the new light alloys, Reynolds Aluminum, and discussed the idea with their officials, who liked it very much. After extensive tooling and a great deal of handcrafting in the Reynolds' experimental research lab, symmetrical aluminum trophy was produced with a gold anodized finish. anelegant, aluminum Motor Trend trophy weighs less than half of what the original trophy weighed, and while the new weight reduction program has not as yet cut the weight of cars to that extent, automobile producers have made substantial gains in reducing the weight of cars.
This year's Motor Trend Car of the Year trophy went to General Motors for their 1977 Chevrolet Caprice Classic, which is featured in the magazine's February award issue. In addition to the Car of the Year trophy, Reynolds Aluminum created two identical halfscale aluminum for this year's Motor Trend Man of the Year awards. These trophies are going Motors' Chairman Thomas A. Murphy and to President Elliott atrophies M. "Pete" Estes for their "Courage, foresight and leadership in the development of a new concept in General Motors passenger cars." For a chance to get an up close look or a test drive of Motor Trend's Car of the Year just stop by Jim Connell Chevrolet, located at 910 S.
Main St. in Anderson. Or for more information about the Caprice Classic call 225-5481. 1977 Cordoba VINTAGE VW CLUB DETROIT-Cordoba, the most successful car ever to bear the Chrysler name, will feature new front and rear styling. luxurious optional roofs and interior treatments, and important mechanical improvercordoba has 1977.
gained great sales momentum, and we are confident that the improvements in the 1977 model will gain in even wider popularity," said Richard D. McLaughlin, vice president of Chrysler's Automotive Sales Division. "Cordoba has been in strong demand since it was first introduced in 1975. It has consistently attracted owners of. competitive cars to our dealers' showrooms." The 1977 Chrysler Cordoba is available, at 1203 Bill N.
Main Ballentine St. in Anderson. For more information about or a chance to test drive the luxurious Cordoba, come by or call Bill Ballentine Motors. Chevrolet cars and trucks. Service after the sale.
Complete Leasing Service. Largest selection of Chevys in this area. JIM CONNELL CHEVROLET, INC. 910 S. Main Street Anderson, S.C.
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