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Page 2 THE TIMES AND DEMOCRAT, Orangeburg, S.C., Friday, January 17,175 PSC Heads Removal Is Asked Unemployment Highest Since COLUMBIA (AP)-The Employment Security Commission reports Insured unemployment In South Carolina was 8 per cent for the week ending Jan. 3, the highest In the state since 1966. The rate In the preceding week was 7.7 per cent without Jobs. The ESC said In the New Year's week 66,042 claims for continued jobless benefits were filed and there were additional first claims. Cherokee County had the highest rate, 31 per cent, compared to 24.3 per cent the preceding week.

rgrll mm S.C. Church Women United To Meet Here The Cooner Funeral Home of Bamberg is in charge. Active pallbearers will be George Addicks, Glenn Addicks, John Henry Addicks, Charles Addicks, Ed Addicks and Bud Addicks. Mrs. Dempsey was born in the Canaan Community, Sept.

28, 1887, daughter of the late Isaac and Josephine Dewitt Kittrell. She was a lifetime member of the Canaan Baptist Church. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. W. B.

(Louise) Smoak of Bamberg and Mrs. Blake (Jessie) Smith of Orangeburg; three sons, J. D. Dempsey, Marvin Dempsey and Danny Dempsey, all of Bamberg; one sister, Mrs. Monie Rush of Bamberg; one brother, I.

J. Kittrell of Cope; nine grandchildren and eight -4 PERCUSSIONIST David E. Johnson recently came to the Holly Hill In-termediate School as part of the S. C. Arts Commission's artists-in-theschools program.

The renowned musician gave a performance of Afro-Cuban music to the students, explaining background information of the beats and instruments used in the music. (Photo By Karen Thomas) Holly Hill Pupils Hear Percussionist HARRY M. DENNIS SUMTER, S. C. Harry M.

Dennis, 76, died Wednesday at the home of a daughter in Cayce. Funeral service will be 3 p.m. Friday in Grace Baptist Church with burial in the Sumter Cemetery. Shelley-Brunson Funeral Home is in charge. Mr.

Dennis was born in Turbeville, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Dennis.

Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Vivian Rollins Dennis; two daughters, Mrs. Gale D. Lavender of Cayce and Mrs. Ann R.

Smith of West Columbia; three sisters, Mrs. Mary B. Floyd of Birmingham, Mrs. Maggie Jones of Florence and Mrs. Almerta Newhaus of Augusta, two brothers, Billy Dennis of Anderson, the Rev.

J. R. Dennis of St. Matthews; and four grandchildren. MRS.

LESSIE K. DEMPSEY BAMBERG, S. C. Mrs. Lessie K.

Dempsey, 87, died early Thursday morning at the Orangeburg Regional Hospital after an extended illness. She was the widow of P. B. Dempsey. Funeral service will be 3 p.m.

Friday in the Canaan Baptist Church. The Rev. James R. Pratt will officiate, assisted by the Rev. Dan Boineau.

Burial will follow in the church cemetery. IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of my mother, BERTHA G. YOUNG, who departed this life January 17, 1947, 28 years ago today. YOUR MEMORY LIVES. Daughter, Mrs.

Jervey (Corine) Laird Form 64p(State)-( 1274) The 25th annual assembly of Church Women United In South Carolina is scheduled Saturday, Feb. 15, at Saint Paul's Episcopal Church in Orangeburg, and will mark a milestone in the history of the movement in South Carolina. It will be a first for Orangeburg as host unit. "It is highly significant to Saint Paul's Episcopal Church Women," said a spokeswoman, "that the assembly will convene at Saint Paul's and the new parish hall facility which is to be dedicated to the memory of the late Helen Wilkinson Sheffield, who was influential in the founding of the Orangeburg Unit of Church Women United. Great plans are in the making for this special occasion and women of all faiths are expected to participate." Mrs.

Marie T. Toner of Spartanburg, state president of Church Women United in South Carolina, will preside. Highlights of the Silver Anniversary Celebration include musical presentations by Orangeburg young people, a spiritual message on the theme, "Journey Toward Wholeness," by Mrs. Barbara Kingston, master of divinity; a luncheon address by Mrs. Keller Bumgardner, national director of the League of Women Voters of the United States; and reports of special interest will claim the attention of all active church women.

There will be an executive board meeting at 8 p.m. on Feb. 14, at the Holiday Inn, Orangeburg. This is an open meeting and all interested church women are urged to attend, the spokeswoman said. Registration forms should be filled out and mailed to the state treasurer, Mrs.

Robert S. Evans by Feb. 1. Church women who did not receive registration ins tmrngms MRS. KELLER BUMGARDNER information by mail may procure the same from their local unit president.

Sell Through Want Ads IN MEMORIAM In memory of ELLA RIGGINS who departed this life one year ago today. "Times of loss and sorrow must come to all who live, And how much we miss yon is hard or ns to say, Perhaps someday we will understand; Why you slipped away. Your place Is empty now. How our sad hearts yearn, If that could only be; For your return. God give us strength and grace Our faith and hope renew; For you will not return to us, but we will come to you." Sadly missed by, Daughter, Son and Grands Orchestra and has appeared in concert with musicians Lionel Hampton, Sonny Rollins, Paul Winter and many others.

Johnson was a member of the orchestra for the Tony Award-winning Broadway production of "Two Gentlemen of Verona" and recorded the original sound track of the play with the orchestra. He has also appeared on a number of network television commercials. During the past year he has recorded three albums for Columbia Records as guest percussionist. "Percussion instruments, as much as any others," said Johnson, "require total commitment from a performer. Percussion is challenging and versatile enough to fill a person's lifetime.

developing and originating new sounds and interpretations. It is exciting, whether you're a listener or a performer." CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE BANK OF ELLOREE OF ELLOREE IN THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON DECEMBER 31, 1974. ASSETS Cash and due from banks $1,136,857.29 U.S. Treasury securities 362,335.00 COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) -Rep.

Ralph Anderson, D-Flor-ence, Thursday called for the defeat of the five state Public Service Commissioners who are up for re-election this year. Anderson, a second-term lawmaker who has bucked the legislative leaders since his first day in the House, told The Associated Press the consumers must band together to get the incumbent commissioners out, and new ones in. The commissioners are elected by the General Assembly. Anderson said it was time that the legislature approve bills to require the public election of the Public Service Commission (PSC) members, and to create a special study committee to investigate the high cost of utility bills. The statement came shortly after the PSC approved a rate increase for Carolina Power and Light Co.

and gave a go-ahead for the utility to put a fuel adjustment charge on consumer bills. Anderson said the PSC ruling "is atrocious and villianous. The commission by this decision is financially annihilating the consumer. This rate case is a prime example of the complete and total abdication of the duty and responsibility of the PSC to serve the public." The Florence Democrat added, "The approval of these rate applications has brought havoc among the consumers. The magnitude of the increase in utility bills is despicable, outrageous, excessive and unreasonable." Anderson said he is considering taking legal action to question the constitutionality of the fuel adjustment charge, which is a clause stating that as the price of coal increases to utilities, the cost can be passed along to the consumer.

"This clause is the reason bills are going out of sight. Some electrical bills in the Florence area already have gone up by 100 per cent, and some members of our Florence County delegation are getting as many as 100 letters of protest every day," Anderson said. The legislator said the people of the nine South Carolina counties served by Carolina Power and Light "are up in arms and they are going to demand that something be done. These people have had it." The first is to oust the present commissioners, Anderson said, and the next step "is to let the people elect these commissioners the next time around." holds last AC line cord Come in with a qualifying deposit and walk out with your Bowmar "Brain" Portable Calculator or any of four other great bargains. the action bank' iddTNw in Moorer Cemetery at Pregnall.

Mr. Rudd was born in Orangeburg County, son of the late Willie and Josephine Sweat Rudd. He was a Baptist and a retired heavy equipment operator with Dorchester County. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Nancy Infinger Rudd of St.

George; son, Lawrence Allen Rudd of St. George; stepdaughter, Mrs. Mildred Infinger of St. George; step-son, OUie J. Singletary of North Charleston; sister, Mrs.

Eula Mae Smoak of St. George; two brothers, J. C. Rudd and Willie Rudd, both of Dorchester; and four grandchildren. SCOTT WANNAMAKER THE BRONX, N.

Y. Scott Wannamaker, son of Mrs. Louvenia Wannamaker and the late Frank Wannamaker, died Jan. 12 at a New York hospital. He was born July 3, 1921, in Calhoun County, S.

C. He was a member of Bethlehem United Methodist Church at St. Matthews for a number of years. Later he joined Ebenezer Methodist Church at Charleston, S. C.

Then, eight years ago, he moved to The Bronx. He worked as a Secret Service agent in New York. He married the former Miss Bertha Lee Wright of Eutawville. Survivors include the widow; mother; two sisters, Mrs. Josephine Heyward of Jacksonville, Mrs.

Elease Jones of St. Matthews; one aunt; and nieces and nephews. Funeral will be Saturday at 2 p.m. at Bethlehem United Methodist Church on U. S.

Highway 21, near St. Matthews, with the Rev. W. S. Smith officiating.

Jenkins Funeral Home is in charge. MRS. HILDA KENNERLY Mrs. Hilda Francis Fanning Kennerly, 58, of Neeses died Thursday in a Columbia hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Dukes-Harley Funeral Home.

She was the widow of Thomas Franklin Kennerly. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Jimmy (Mary) Berry of Neeses; five sisters, Mrs. John Porter, Mrs. Carlisle Nettles, Mrs.

Ellie Walling of Neeses, Mrs. Herman Stillinger of Orangeburg, Mrs. Leroy Fogle of Neeses; seven brothers, Billy Fanning, Jack Fanning, Cecil Fanning, James Fanning, Peter Fanning, Phillip Fanning, all of Neeses, and Lewis Fanning of Norway; three half-brothers, Morris Fanning, Frank Fanning and Laverne Fanning of Norway; one grandchild; and a number of nieces and nephews. Complacency Gone, New Lt. Gov.

Says (Continued From Page 1 B) that serve as examples for other states. "But there are things wrong in state government. These must be ferreted out, exposed and exorcized from the body politics. The day of simply shrugging off these wrongs, these inequities, these abuses, with the statement 'That's the way it has always been done' is over. Today we cannot be satisfied with the status quo," he said.

In his call for action, Harvey listed among the top priorities an elimination of excess government spending. Log HOSPITAL CENSUS Number of patients in the Orangeburg Regional Hospital as of midnight Tuesday: General, 258; New Born, 15. Number of patients admitted to the hospital Wednesday: General, 25; New Born, 3. TOTAL: General, 283; New Born, 18. Number of patients discharged from the hospital Wednesday: General, 45; New Born, 8.

Number of patients in the hospital as of midnight Wednesday: General, 238; New Born, 10. BORN IN HOSPITAL To Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Felder of Orangeburg, a daughter. To Mr.

and Mrs. Billy Spires of Orangeburg, a son. Chairmen House vice chairman, and James E. Moore was elected second vice chairman. Rep.

L. Edward Bennett, D-Orangeburg, was elected chairman of The Agriculture and Conservation Committee. Obligations of other U.S. Government agencies and corporations 950,150.00 Obligations of States and political subdivisions 1,009,914.85 Other securities (including $1.00 corporate stocks) 1.00 Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell 700,000.00 Other loans 5,367,085.23 Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank premises 165,901.33 Other assets 5,530.58 CLYDE C.ASHMORE Clyde C. Ashmore died Monday in the Richland Memorial Hospital.

Funeral will be at the Orangeburg Baptist Tabernacle Church, and interment will be in the Greenlawn Memorial Gardens in Columbia. The time and date will be announced by the Thompson Funeral Home. He is survived by the widow, Mrs. Jackie Daniel Ashmore of Orangeburg; two daughters, Mrs. Preston (Betty) Carter of Kingsport, and Mrs.

James Gilmore of Milledgeville, one sister, Mrs. F. S. Moody of Greenville; and one brother, Heyward Ashmore of Miami, Fla. HARVEY RUDD ST.

GEORGE, S. C. Harvey Rudd, 60, died Thursday in Orangeburg Regional Hospital. Funeral will be at 3 p.m. Saturday in Calvary Baptist Church.

Burial, directed by Bryant Funeral Home, will be State Bank No. 67-275 4,499,026.01 86,270.83 296,504.23 33,078.50 $8,268,536.67 $3,622,324.85 $4,646,211.82 409,140.65 $8,677,677.32 150,000.00 492,500.00 290,860.79 933,360.79 $9,697,775.28 $8,277,914.19 5,403,146.14 Directors. Orangeburg Seafood Market 76 Lower Russell, N.W. Plenty Of Free Parking We Accept Govt. Food Stamps TOTAL ASSETS $9,697,775.28 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations $3,353,657.10 Students at the Holly Hill Intermediate School had a real treat January 9 as percussionist David E.

Johnson presented two in-school performances as part of the South Carolina Arts Commission's in-school concert series. A native of South Carolina, Johnson has worked as a professional musician since 1960 and done extended work in New York City. His in-school programs include varied experiences in percussion and emphasize jazz and Afro-Cuban heritage influence on contemporary music. He conducted contemporary music workshops for young musicians and their bands while living in New York uiy. He has performed with a number of musical groups, including the Chuck Mangione Quartet, the New Chad Mitchell Band, and the Herbie Mann Committee Elected In COLUMBIA (AP) Rep.

Eugene Stoddard, D-Laurens, was elected chairman of the House Education and Public Works Committee Thursday in the only real contest for coveted committee chairmanships. Also seeking the Education chairmanship was Rep. Samuel Fewell, D-York. The post became open because veteran Rep. Harold Breazeale of Pickens failed to win re-election.

Mrs. Juanita W. Goggins, D-York, the first black woman to serve in the legislature, was named by House Speaker Rex Carter to the Ways and Means Committee. Nine newcomers are on the 25-member panel but, with the exception of Mrs. Goggins, all were either in the House last year or have seen previous legislative service.

The important Ways and Means Committee post had been sought by Mrs. Goggins because "that's where the money is." The Rock Hill school teacher said she would work for more adequate financing of educational improvements. Rep. Julian LeaMond was reelected chairman of the committee, which will begin consideration of the general appropriations bill next week. Named vice chairmen of the committee were Reps.

Tom Mangrum, D-Lancaster, 1st; William J. McLeod, D-Dillon, 2nd; and T.W. Edwards, D-Spartanburg, 3rd. Rep. Robert Kneece, re-elected chairman of Judiciary.

Reps. James Moss, D-Beaufort, was named first Church Having Garage Sale The Harmon Memorial Pentecostal Holiness Church will hold a garage sale Saturday, January 18, from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. at the church. The Rev.

L. M. Coble, pastor, said the sale would be sponsored by the Woman's Auxiliary of the church. Refreshments will be available to the public, he added. The church is located at 1492 Cordova Koad near Orangeburg.

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