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Page 2 THE TIMES AND DEMOCRAT, Orangeburg, S.C, Saturday, July 6 1974 m. a Cdateune South jr Carolina residence of Mrs. Vernen Civilian Use Of Base Agreed i mrm i hrf I 7'i- -i WASHINGTON (AP) The Force and llocal oflktts have reached basic agreement on civilian use of Myrtle Beach, TOaifJSS 2- "0 problem, as soon as the city builds the necessary terminal and related facilities, the Air Force spokesman said. Stabbed Body Is Discovered SUMTER, S.C. AP)-The body of a man believed to be in his early 20s was found near the Wateree River Friday.

iJ nnmtv chpriff's TVnartment said the body was NOBLE RICKENBAC KER Noble Rickenbacker died at Orangeburg Regional Hospital July 3. Funeral service will be at Hickory Grove Baptist Church at Rowesville Sunday at 4:30 p.m. Burial will be in the Peter Bow-man cemetery with the Rev. J.D. Riley officiating.

Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Florine Rickenbacker of New York City; four sons, Carli and Earnest Rickenbacker of New York, Noble Jr. of Cope and Jerry of Orangeburg; two daughters, Mrs. Marie Williams and Mrs. Flossie Charity of New-York City; two brothers, Landis Rickenbacker of Cope and Felton Reed; and 38 grandchildren.

Friends may call at the residence of Noble Rickenbacker Rt. 1, Cope, and at Newton Funeral Home. FRANK GRANT SR. Funeral service for Frank (Charleston) Grant Sr. will be Sunday at 3 p.m.

in the Old Mount Zion Baptist Church on Maxcy St. in Orangeburg with the Rev. Paul Zimmerman, pastor, officiating. Jenkins Funeral Home is in charge. Survivors include the widow, Mrs.

Clara Grant; two daughters, Mrs. Evangeline Dash and Mrs. Claudette Kennerly, both of Orangeburg; three sons, Frank Grant Jr. of Baltimore, John L. Grant and Willie Grant, both of Orangeburg; four sisters, Mrs.

Anna Kelley and Mrs. Elizabeth Maxwell of Charleston, Mrs. Alma Johnson of Summerville and Mrs. Marcina Jordan of Chicago; a brother, David McCants of Washington, C.C.; 35 grandchildren; and 12 greatgrandchildren. Friends and relatives may call at the residence of Mrs.

Clara Grant on Cemetery St. in Orangeburg. found by two families vacationing miles from the river ana covered Dy a pic Hpnartment said the unidentified man had been stabbed several FIGHTING POVERTY-Orangeburg natives (L-R) LaDoris Bran-dyburg, Jeanette Boneparte, Wayne Blake, Burnette Gilyard and Georgene Hightower are among 27 students at South Carolina State College working as University Year for Action (UYA) volunteers goring the 1974-75 academic year to combat poverty the area. Miss i Bran-dyburg and Miss Gilyard are assigned to the UYA campus news bureau while the other three volunteers are assigned to the Partners Program in Orangeburg. times and hit on the head.

Report On Vacation Church School Given LIVINGSTON, S.C.-Mrs. J.D. Hutto of the Livingston United Methodist Church reported an average attendance of 61 at the vacation church school in June. The largest group, 17 primaries, was taught by Mrs. Easterlin Jeffcoat, Mrs.

Edith Atkins, Mrs. J.D. Jeffcoat and Mrs. Leon Edward Tyler. Teaching and working with the 15 beginners were Mrs.

Wildon Martin Mrs. Sonny Ulmer, Mrs. Dewitt Livingston, Miss Retta Jeffcoat and Miss Tammie Yongue. in teJ lane ana us uisumisc Public Voice Poll Fails COLUMBIA (AP)-A poll of the state Senate's Agriculture Committee on the future of the South Carolina Dairy Commission by Public Voice, a consumer action group, produced no results. Bill Harden, acting director of Public Voice, said of the 18 committee members only one responded-Sen.

T.E. Garrison, D-Anderson, said he operates a dairy and refrains "from voting on the bills pertaining to the dairy industry in order to avoid a conflict of interest." Public Voice asked the committee members comment on tne House-passed bill that would have restructured the commission. The bill went to the committee and was never reported out. The House bill would would have given greater consumer representation on the commission and would have taken away the boards power to control wholesale and retail prices. Public Voice had urged passage of the bill.

Last December, Public Voice collected 13,000 signatures on a petition to cut the price-fixing powers of the commission. Harden said the committee members' failure to respond to his poll showed their "contempt of the public. In all too many instances legislators lose sight of the fact that they are servants and not masters," he said. "The whole dairy matter smacks of cronyism, conflicts of interest and a deliberate strategy to bury reform in the friendly confines of a graveyard committee," Harden said. Candidate's Office Burglarized FLORENCE, S.C.

(AP)- Campaign workers for Democratic gubernatorial candidates E.N. "Nick" Zeigler said someone broke into his Florence law office Thursday night but nothing appeared to be missing. The burglar apparently went through files and desks, but did not take some cash in one of the desks. Zeigler's campaign staff said financial and other campaign files are kept in the candidate law office. Police were investigating the incident.

Missing Columbian Found Dead COLUMBIA (AP)-The body of a Columbia man missing for a week has been found in his car parked at Lake Murray. Officers reported Thursday that a passerby who walked close to the the apparently empty auto saw the body of George T. Bryan 38, slumped over in the front seat. The car was parked near the electric power station in an area Shuler in Elloree or at Williams and Green Funeral Home in Elloree. LEVER A.

FELKEL ELLOREE, S.C. -Lever Arthur Felkel, 62, died Thursday in Orangeburg Regional Hospital. Funeral service will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Jericho United Methodist Church conducted by the Rev. Norman Knight.

Interment will be in the church cemetery. Nephews will serve as active pallbearers. The Men's Bible Class will serve as honorary pallbearers. Mr. Felkel was born in Calhoun County, son of the late Allen Clyde and Martha 1- elKel Felkel.

Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Mildred Wiles Felkel of the home; son, Donald Arthur Felkel of the home; four daughters, Mrs. Louise Felkel McCue of Columbia, Mrs. Sara Bozard of Cameron, Mrs. Virginia F.

Edwards of Orange Park, Mrs. Carolyn Felkel Perkins of Elloree; four brothers, Marion, Richard, Raymond and Dennis Felkel, all of Elloree; two sisters, Mrs. Lois Shuler of Santee, Mrs. Margaret Weathers of Bowman. Friends may call at the residence or at Fogle-Hungerpiller Funeral Home.

MISS SUE GARRICK Miss Sue Cecile Garrick, 50, died Friday night in an Orangeburg nursing home following an extended illness. Funeral service will be at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Two Mile Baptist Church with the Rev. R.L. Manning officiating.

Burial will be in the church cemetery. Thompson Funeral Home is in charge. Miss Garrick, daughter of the late Floyd and Rhodia Hutto Garrick was born in Orangeburg County. She was a member of the Two Mile Baptist Church. Survivors include one brother, John Garrick of Orangeburg; and a number of nieces and nephews.

Friends may call at the residence of John Garrick on the Rowesville Road. 3 Pedestrians Killed In S.C. By The Associated Press Three persons have been killed on South Carolina roads so far this holiday weekend all of them pedestrians, the Highway Patrol reported. Undo Locklear, 27, of Lau-renburg, N.C., and Jimmy Branch, 22, of Dillon were killed early Friday while walking along a secondary road about 12Mi miles west of Dillon. Also killed early Friday was Jerome McFarland, 15, of Society Hill.

He was struck and killed by two cars while walking along a secondary road in Darlington County. The patrol said the driver of the second car was arrested later but the driver of the first car to strike the youth was still at large. The Associated Press count of holiday traffic deaths began at 6 p.m. Wednesday and will end at midnight Sunday. Haigler Family Reunited The descendants of the late Taluala Martha (Rast) Haigler and Hayne Clarence Haigler were reunited June 30 at the Sandy Run American Legion Hut.

Seventy-seven persons attended the affair. Linda Riley greeted the guests and attended the register. After Gregg Riley III read a paper on the origin and history of the Haigler family, a business session was conducted and Billy Whetstone of Cameron was named 1975 reunion chairman. A gift was presented Ms. Blanche Haigler Dantzler of Holly Hill, the only surviving child of the first generation parents, according to a group spokesman.

Mrs. Gregg Riley II of Barnwell and Mrs. John Miley of Swansea led the group singing and Paul Pushkar of Columbia entertained with a number of piano selections. Members of the food committee included Mrs. Sam Etheredge.

Mrs. Billy Etheredge, Mrs. John uurnam Mrs. John Durham Jr. and Mrs.

Robert Ramos Jr Mrs. Robert Ramos Jr. Campaign Contributions Reported CHESTER, S.C. (AP)-John R. Justice, candidate for Democratic nomination to Congress in the 5th District, reported Friday campaign contributions of $10,271.87 and $9,943.08 spent.

He said the bulk of the money came from his own funds, plus a $7,500 bank note he obtained. He listed two contributions in excess of $100, one in the form of Smith: No Conflict Of Interest frequented by people fishing tne 1 Death was attributed to natural causes. i 1" Death was attributed to natural causes. MRS. WILLAM.

FIELDS NORFOLK, Willa Mae Davis Fields, 51, of Norfolk, formerly of Norway, S.C. died Friday, July 5 at 2 a.m. at her home. Funeral service will be Sunday, 2 p.m. at the Cox Funeral Chapel in Norfolk.

Burial will follow in the Forest Law-n Cemetery. Mrs. Fields was a daughter of the late W. Clifton and Pearl Davis. Survivors include the widower, Bynum H.

Fields; two sons, Hayes Fields and Scott Fields, both of Norfolk; two brothers, Melvin J. Davis of Swansea, S.C. and Willie R. Davis of Orangeburg, S.C; three sisters, Mrs. Theo Bodiford and Mrs.

Addie Lou Koon, both of Columbia, S.C. and Mrs. Nell Chelburg of Miami, Fla. MRS. WINNIE M.

GAVIN HOLLY HILL, S.C.-Mrs. Winnie Mae Snider Collier Gavin, 45, died July 1 at the home of her mother in Holly Hill. Mrs. Gavin was the daughter of the late Leon Snider and Mrs. Frances Snider and was born in Calhoun County.

She was a member of Briner Christian Church and served on the usher board until her health failed. Funeral service will be Saturday, 3:30 p.m. at the Briner Christian Church with the Rev. J.J. Jamison officiating.

The Shuler-Marshall Funeral Home will be in charge of arrangements. Survivors include the widower, Eddie Gavin of Cross; six daughters, Miss Mae Frances Collier of Bronx, N.Y., Mrs. Gracie Collier Wright of Eutawville, Miss Lizzie Collier and the Misses Shirley, Judy and Patricia Gavin, all of Cross; five sons, Jacob Collier Jr. of Bronx, N.Y., Walter Lee Collier of Holly Hill, Jervy, Michael and Wesley Gavin, all of Cross; her mother, Mrs. Frances Snider of Holly Hill; five sisters, Mrs.

Minnie Buckner of New York, Mrs. Mary Brown of Queens, N.Y., Mrs. Augustine Shannon of Bronx, N.Y., Miss Mary Lee Snider and Miss Jessie Mae Snider, both of Holly Hill; two brothers, Bennie Wright of New York City and the Rev. Charles Wright of Holly Hill; five grandchildren and a number of other relatives. Pallbearers are Frank Snider Leroy Gavin, Robert Gavin, Benjamin Lee, Larry Randolph and Bobby Lee.

MRS. ALMA RUSSELL ELLOREE, S.C.-Mrs. Alma Russell, 69, died Monday at the Orangeburg Regional Hospital following an extended illness. Funeral service will be at 3 pm. Sunday at Mt.

Zion AME Church near Elloree with the Rev J.W. Baxter, pastor, officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery. Mrs Russell was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Gidron of the Elloree Community. She was a member of Mt. Zion AME Church. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Vernell Shuler of Elloree and Mrs.

Florence Baxter of New York City; two sons, Phillip Russell of Orangeburg and Hercules Russell of Jersey City, N. J. one sister, Mrs. Mamie Waiters of Elloree; two brothers, Henry Gidron and Willie Gidron, both of Elloree; one aunt, 18 grandchildren and eight greatgrandchildren. Friends may call at the MRS.

MAGGIE DARBY Mrs. Maggie Dash Darby, 75, died Wednesday in the Orangeburg Regional Hospital following a brief illness. Funeral service will be 2 p.m. Sunday in the Mount Zion Baptist Church in Cope with the Rev. L.H.

Washington officiating. Burial will be in the Zimmerman Cemetery in Calhoun County. Jones Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Darby, a daughter of the late Jake and Elizabeth Dant-zler Dash, was born in Calhoun County.

She was a member of the Mount Zion Baptist Church in Cope. Survivors include four daughters, Mrs. Louise Wiggins, Mrs. Eula Mae Stevenson and Mrs. Williemeaner Hayward, all of Brooklyn, N.Y., and Mrs.

Dora Dean Davis of Cope; four sons, Thomas Darby of Brooklyn, N.Y., Samuel Darby and George Darby, both of Cope and Willie Darby of Orangeburg; one step-brother, James Dash of Orangeburg; 49 grandchildren, 53 greatgrandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren. JOSEPH FUNDERBURG BOWMAN, S.C.-The Rev. Joseph Funderburg, 82, died Saturday, June 29, at the home of his nephew, Willie Funderburg of Route 1 following a brief illness. Funeral service will be Saturday, July 6, at 4 p.m. at Granger Baptist Church with the Rev.

H.O. Harvey officiating and assisted by the Rev. R. Windham. Burial will follow in the church cemetery.

Active pallbearers will be Callis Thomas, Henry Owens, M.D. Mitchell and Herbert Pauling. Rev. Funderburg, son of the late Nero and Mrs. Mary Jane McKelvy Funderburg was born in Orangeburg County.

He first joined the Granger Baptist Church and later joined the Nazarene Baptist Church in Cottageville. Survivors include three sisters, Mrs. Dallas Sweat, Miss Delia Funderburg, and Mrs. Daisy Jamison; and one brother, Booker T. Funderburg.

All are from Buffalo, N.Y. Friends may call at the residence of Willie Funderburg at Route 1 and at Bethea Funeral Home. JOHNS. WEIMORTZ WILLISTON, S.C.-John Neil Weimortz, 72, died Friday morning at the Medical College Hospital in Charleston. Funeral service will be Saturday, 3 p.m.

at the Folk Funeral" Home chapel with the Rev. Floyd Dukes officiating. Burial will be in the Mount Calvary Cemetery near Elko. He was born in Barnwell County, son of the late Alex and Lavania Givens Weimortz. He was a retired farmer and a member of the Mount Calvary-Baptist Church.

Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Jenny B. Weimortz of Williston: two daughters, Miss Mary Ellen Weimortz and Mrs. Jimmy Tarrante, both of Williston; one son Johnny Weimortz of Williston; three sisters. Mrs.

Henry Itt of Blackville. Mrs. Horace Sut-chffe and Mrs. H. Way.

both of Orangeburg. Mrs. B.W. Williams Jr. taught the eight juniors enrolled.

Nursery workers included Mrs. John D. Hutto III, Miss Carrie Jeffcoat, Mrs. Jackie Fogle, Mrs. Heyward Livingston and Mrs.

Mike Stroman. Mrs. Arthur Sligh and Miss Rachel Carson taught the intermediates. Mrs. Hutto, director of the school, said the children were attentive in the worship, study and song periods and the experience hopefully would be meaningful to all.

free office space contributed by Mabel Land, and one of $200 cash from Richard Collins, Chester businessman. He said major expenses have been $2,000 for billboards and $2,100 for radio advertising. Justice urged other candidates in the seven-man race to reveal their campaign funding and sources. Smith told a group of supporters. He said he hopes the next legislature will pass a law prohibiting such practice, "although ethics are like morals, I'm not sure they can be legislated.

We can put acts on the books, but the final test of ethics will be in the character of the men and women who are elected." Retainer Fees lature. TurniDseed said the attorney general should "move against milk-price fixing, utility waste and payoffs to politicians." Food Stamps To Be Sold NORTH, S.C.-Food Stamps will be sold at the North Neighborhood Center Tuesday, July 9, between the hours of 9 a.m. and noon. Application for food stamps may also be made at that time, according to a Department of Social Services spokesman. VFW Auxiliary Meeting Today Ladies of VFW Auxiliary Post 8166 will meet Saturday, 6 p.m.

in the Sunlight Community Center on Treadwell Street. A spokesman for the group said representatives from the state office would be present to discuss the cancer insurance nmeram. A question and answer period is scheduled following tne discussion. All members are urged to attend, the spokesman said. Church To Lay Cornerstone NORWAY, S.C.-Special services for laying of the corner stone at Bushy Pond Baptist Church near Norway are scheduled Sunday, 2 p.m.

The Rev. A.C. Johnson, pastor, said a Columbia minister would be guest speaker and the public is in vited. Someday a handsi mie prim il Rev. Magee To Head Reevesville Revival CONWAY, S.C.

(AP)-State Sen. Horace C. Smith of Spartanburg, Democratic primary candidate for lieutenant governor, said Friday neither he nor any member of his law firm has ever appeared before any state regulatory body representing a client. "I consider such representation to be a conflict of interest," Turnipseed Raps WEDGEFIELD, S.C. (API-Tom Turnipseed, opposing Atty.

Gen. Daniel R. McLeod for Democratic nomination, said Friday if elected he will "stop retainer fee payoffs in South Carolina." Turnipseed's prepared statement hinged on his opposition to legislator lawyers accepting retainer fees from various firms, then representing those firms before judges and commissioners elected by the legis- Jacksonville, Fla. Pastor of the Reevesville Baptist Church, the Rev. Richard Abel, is extending a cordial invitation to all to attend Ihe services.

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Just the kind of security a nn I need. Then if your handsome prince does come alone so much the better You can alwavs huv him a castle. Revival services will be held at the Reevesville Baptist Church in Reevesville beginning Sunday, July 7 and continuing through the following Sunday morning, July 14. Guest speaker for the week will be the Rev. Bob Magee of Orangeburg.

Services will be held each evening, including Saturday, and will begin at 8 p.m. Magee is a native of Tennessee. He is married to the former Sylvia Burkett and they have three children. He has pastored churches in South Carolina, Florida and Ohio. At present, Magee is serving as program director at Radio Station WDIX while remaining actively engaged in working with young people of the area.

Special music is planned for each service. Tuesday evening, Miss Faye Burgess of Orangeburg will play and sing. Others who will be presenting music throughout the week include the "Sweet Spirit' singers, the Rev. Donel Kelly of St Matthews Baptist Church, and Owen W-ngate of Take stork inmerica. Join the Payroll Savings Plan..