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StateLocal Site (States an etnocrat Page 2B, Orangeburg, S.C., Friday, May 17, 1996 3 Depression has physical symptoms Fogle. Miss Blewer was born in Cordova, a daughter of the late John M. Blewer and Lillian Zeigler Blewer. She was a member of Ebenezer Baptist Church. Survivors include nieces and nephews.

Friends may call at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blewer, 951 Blewer Road, Cordova. The family suggests memorials be made to Ebenezer Baptist Church Building Fund or to a charity of one's choice. Dukes-Harley Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.

Marion S. Edgemon Sr. Marion Symmes Edgemon 83, of 2704 Old Edisto Drive, Orangeburg, died Thursday at Calhoun Convalescent Center in St. Matthews. The funeral will be held at 3 Mrs.

Estelle B. Barrs CHARLESTON, S.C. Mrs. Estelle Berry Barrs, 89, of Charleston, died Wednesday at a local nursing home. The funeral Mass will be said at 3:30 p.m.

Friday at Nativity Catholic Church. Rite of committal will be in Holy Cross Mrs. Barrs was born March 7, 1907, in Orangeburg, a daughter of the late Alec Berry and Crosia Branson Berry. She graduated from the schools in Orangeburg and was a member of Nativity Catholic Church and the Nativity Parish Ladies Guild. She was the widow of Leonard Barrs.

1 Survivors include a daughter, Dorothy Barrs Luhrs of Charleston; a son, Claude L. Barrs of Charleston; two sisters, Nina Mae Branson of Hanahan and Carline B. Rudisill of Lebanon, five grandchildren and four grandchildren. John McAlister Funeral Home, Downtown Chapel, Charleston, is in charge of arrangements. Mrs.

JoAnne T. Beach VANCE, S.C.-Mrs. JoAnne T. Beach, 31, of 211 Azeeban Road, Vance, died Thursday at The Regional Medical Center in Orangeburg from injuries sustained in an auto accident. Funeral plans will be announced by Avinger Funeral Home of Holly Hill Mrs.

Beach was born in Holly Hill, a daughter of James Wilton Thompson and Mrs. Sylvia Martin Strickland. She was a home-maker. Survivors include her husband, Mark Ray Beach of the home; her mother of Vance and her father of Piedmont; a daughter, Brandi Burton of Vance; a son, Kyle J. Smith of Vance; two "stepsons, M.J.

Beach and Aaron Beach, both of Elloree; a sister, Mrs. Sheila McCoy of Taylors; Jwo brothers, David T. Thompson of Vance and Robin W. Thompson of Taylors; a half brother, Jason Thompson of Piedmont; four steDbrothers. Lonnie Bennett and for Roosevelt Glover, 61, of New York, will be held at 4 p.m.

Saturday at Brown Chapel AME Church in Cameron, with the Rev. Rufus Gaymon officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Pallbearers will be Silas Johnson, John Haynes, Wesley Cheeseboro, Raymond Haynes, Jimmy Haynes and Larry Brown. Mr.

Glover died Saturday. He was born in Cameron, a son of the late George Glover and Mrs. Lula Zeigler. He attended Brown Chapel School and was a member of Brown Chapel AME Church. Mr.

Glover moved to New York in 1959. He was employed with Handen Boarden Plywood. Survivors include a daughter, Julia Ann Glover of New York; four sisters, Pauline Williams, Jossie Jamison and Susie Johnson, all of New York, and Mary Haynes of St. George; two brothers, Johnnie Jenkins and Willie Glover, both of Cameron; three grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren. Friends may call at the residence of Mr.

and Mrs. Willie (Mannie) Glover, Route 1, Box 80-A, Elloree, and at Jenkins Funeral Home of Elloree. Mrs. Margaret G. Hartzog BLACKVILLE, S.C.

Hunter Gheen Hartzog, 43, of Route 2, Blackville, died Wednesday in Allendale County. A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at Folk Funeral Home Chapel in Willis-ton, with the Rev. Dr. Thomas Terry and the Rev.

Roy Flynn officiating. Mrs. Hartzog was born Nov. 7, 1952, in Columbia, a daughter of Charles L. and Elizabeth Williams Gheen.

She was a graduate of Columbia High School and of Winthrop College. She earned her master's degree in social work at the University of South Carolina. She was employed by the S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control Division of Home Health Care Services of Barnwell and Allendale Counties. She was a member of the Unitarian Church of Augusta, and the Sierra Club of South Carolina, Florida, Minnesota ans Tennessee.

Survivors include her husband, E. Grady Hartzog of the home; her parents of Columbia; and her brother, Charles L. Gheen Jr. of St Petersburg, Fla. The family will receive friends from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.

Friday at the funeral home. The family suggests memorials be made to the Connie Maxwell Children's Home, P.O. Box 1178, Greenwood, S.C. 29648; and to the Nature Conservancy of South Carolina, P.O. Box 5475, Columbia, S.C.

29520. Charlie Key Sr. ROWESVILLE, S.C. The funeral for Charlie Key 60, of 809 Bay Road, Rowesville, formerly of Bamberg, will be held at 3:30 p.m. Saturday at Mount Carmel United Methodist Church in Bamberg, with the Rev.

Franklin Garrett and the Rev. Willie Banks officiating. Burial will be in Log Bridge Cemetery, Bamberg. The casket will be placed in the church at 2:30 p.m. Mr.

Key died Monday. He was born Dec. 23, 1935, in Tuskegee, a son of the late Jim Key and Tensie Key. He was educated in the public schools of Tuskegee. He was employed as an auto mechanic with Zeigler Chevrolet in Bamberg.

Survivors include his widow, Ada Mae Key of the home; six sons, Charlie Key of Kentucky, Charlie Key Jr. and John Key, both of Bamberg, and Joseph Key, Ron Key and Jimmy Key, all of Orangeburg; two daughters, Ms. Deloris Key of Tuskegee and Ms. Ann Key of Orangeburg; two sisters, Mrs. Lillie Mae Kearson of Waverly, and Mrs.

Helen Drake of Rochester, N.Y.; four brothers, Wilbert Key of Brooklyn, N.Y, Boyzie Key of Detroit, Johnell Key of Boston and Lonnie Key of Waterbury, and six grandchildren. The family will receive friends from 7 to 7:30 p.m. Friday at Carroll Mortuary of Bamberg. Friends may call at the residence. Mrs.

Rebecca Little SANTEE, S.C. Mrs. Rebecca Little, 68, of Old Number Six Highway, Santee, died Wednesday at The Regional Medical Center in Orangeburg. Funeral plans will be announced by Williams Funeral Home of Elloree. Friends may call at the residence and at the funeral home.

Miss Juanita Neeley Miss Juanita Neeley, 90, of The Methodist Home, Orangeburg, formerly of Bamberg, died Tuesday at the home. The funeral will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Cooner Funeral Home Chapel in Bamberg, with the Rev. Robbie Hall officiating. Burial will be in Mizpah United Methodist Church near Olar.

Pallbearers will be Sam Neeley, Riley Milhous, Bob Sloan, Walter Martin Donald Eu-banks and Gus Eubanks. Miss Neeley was born Aug. 20, 1905, in Bamberg County, a daughter of the late Samuel Elliott Neeley and Mary "Manie" Kirkland Neeley. She graduated from Bereau College in Gainesville, Fla. Survivors include cousins.

Visitation will be held from noon to 2 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. The family suggests memorials be made to Mizpah Cemetery Fund, co Mrs. Sarah Seabrook, Route 1, Box 54, Olar, S.C. 29843.

Birdie M. Nettles ST. GEORGE, S.C. The funeral for Birdie Manning Nettles, 81, of 143 Heatherwood Drive, St. George, will be held at 11 a.m.

Friday at St. George Church of Christ, with Brother Ralph Jones and Brother R.W. Senn officiating. Burial will be in St. George Cemetery.

Mr. Nettles died Wednesday. He was born Aug. 16, 1914, in Knightsville, a son of Lawrence Nettles and Ellen McKissick Nettles. He was educated in the public schools of St.

George Mr. Nettles was a former magistrate for Reevesville District for 8 years. He was a former St. George businessman and a retired substitute mail carrier. He was a member of St.

George Church of Christ, a member of the American Legion Post No. 105 and a U.S. Army veteran of World WarH. Survivors include his widow, Stella Carson Nettles of St. George; a son, Joe Nettles of Greer; three daughters, Mrs.

Ellen N. Craig of Honea Path, Mrs. Irene N. Thomas of Greenville and Mrs. Irma N.

Is-gett of St. George; a sister, Mrs. Dollie N. Heaton of Reevesville; 10 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Bryant Funeral Home of St.

George is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Ellen J. Reeves The funeral for Mrs. Ellen Jef-fcoat Reeves, 86, of 252 Cherry Hill Road, Orangeburg, will be held at 2 p.m.

Friday at Dukes-Harley Funeral Home Chapel, with the Rev. Ben Gafford and the Rev. Donald Royster officiating. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. Mrs.

Reeves died Wednesday. Friends may call at the residence and at the funeral home. The family suggests memorials be made to St. Paul's United Methodist Church. Charles R.

Russell ST. MATTHEWS, S.C. -Charles Richard Russell of Route 1, Box 367, St. Matthews, died Wednesday at The Regional Medical Center in Orangeburg. The funeral will be held at 2 p.m.

Saturday at Antioch Baptist Church in St. Matthews. Burial will be in Antioch Cemetery. Mr. Russell was born in Endi-cott, N.Y., a son of the late Curtis Russell and Mrs.

Lilias Bennett Russell. Survivors include his widow, Terry A. Russell of St. Matthews; a son, Curtis Russell of Johnson City, N.Y.: two daughters, Jewel Russell of St. Matthews and Johanna Russell of Johnson City; and four sisters, Betty Spear, Vivan Reed, Nancy Oranch and Shirley Kidder, all of Johnson City.

The family will receive friends from 7 to 8 p.m. Friday at Green's Funeral Home in Blackville. Johnnie Wannamaker SWANSEA, S.C. The funeral for Johnnie Wannamaker, 75, of 976 Charlie Rast Road, Swansea, will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses near Gaston, with Brother Dale Anderson officiating.

Burial will be in Swansea Cemetery, Swansea. Pallbearers will be grandsons and nephews. Mr. Wannamaker died Tuesday. He was born Dec.

4, 1920, in Calhoun County, a son of the late Vandy Wannamaker and Mrs. Roxianna McRant Wannamaker. He was educated in the public schools of Calhoun County. He was formerly employed by Greyhound Bus Lines for 40 years. He was a master wood craftsman and a U.S.

veteran of World War II. He was married to late Mrs. Rudine Nelson Wannamaker. Survivors include four daughters, Catherine Wannamaker, Mrs. Jefford Diane) Hart and Mrs.

Derrick (Marilyn) Briggman, all of Swansea, and Mrs. Rufus (Dorothy) Jackson of North Augusta; two sons, Johnnie Wannamaker Jr. of Brooklyn, N.Y., and Henry Wannamaker of Montgomery, four sisters, Mrs. Carrie Bell Brooks of Columbia, and Mrs. Eloise Bennett, Mrs.

Arline Nelson and Mrs. Booker T. (Lucille) Nelson, all of Swansea; two brothers, Vandy Wannamaker Jr. of Columbia and Willie Lee Wannamaker of Swansea; 11 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Visitation will be held from 6 to 9 p.m.

Friday at Willie B. Crumel Funeral Home of North. Friends may call at the residence and at the funeral home. co-defendant and helped state investigators. The last witness, Dr.

Frank Wood, called Demery a shy person seeking an authority figure. Wood, a psychiatrist from Bowman Gray School of Medicine, said Demery was easily led by lifelong friend Daniel Andre Green into the slaying and robbery of James Jordan. Wood, the last of seven defense witnesses, said Demery was run out of his home by an abusive i Continued from Page IB get to sleep or stay asleep, and suicidal thoughts. In some depressed patients, physical symptoms may play a leading role and on occasion may be all that appears on the surface. The depressed mood may emerge only after careful questioning and examination.

Since the complaints are somatic in nature, they usually lead the patient to the family doctor, internist or surgeon who may often be baffled by the patient's fatigue and nonspecific nature. Fatigue, headaches, insomnia, back pain, vague discomfort in arms and legs, and various gastro intestinal complaints (such as feelings of fullness in the abdomen, upset stomach, belching, constipation) may make an underlying depression, which the patient will describe openly and with feeling when appropriately interviewed. All too often such people are given numerous tests and told that nothing shows up. "It's all in your head, so just forget it; get a hold of yourself; keep busy, take a trip," etc. This usually results in the person seeking another physician, usually with the same results.

This cycle keeps recurring much to the detriment of both patient and his bank account. If a person develops any of the aforementioned symptoms with or without some recognized precipitating event), and they persist over a period of several weeks or seem to get worse as time goes on, that person should consult a psychiatrist or another specialist in mental disorders. If a disorder were present requiring a surgeon or internist, wouldn't we contact one of them? Unfortunately, most general practitioners of medicine are so overworked that they simply do not have the time necessary to diagnose the "masked" depressions. As With any other illnesses, once the correct diagnosis is established, the treatment is relatively simple. There are many very effective antidepressant medications available.

When properly aclministered, these medications will relieve the symptoms of depression. Psychotherapy is also required in many cases. Some of the most severe forms of depression, such as the manic depressive or psychotic, may require a relatively short period of inpatient hospital care. Treating depression can be a great source of joy and satisfaction to both long suffering patients and the physician when, after a few weeks of appropriate treatment, that person begins to enjoy living again. Christian Coalition leader Eargle leads Worley campaign COLUMBIA (AP) Horry County Auditor Lois Eargle, a Christian Coalition leader, will head the U.S.

Senate campaign of Republican state Kep. Harold Worley. "She has made a courageous decision to fight with me for the future of our state," Worley said Thursday. Worley of North Myrtle Beach is challenging Sen Strom Thurmond in the June 11 Republican primary. College instructor Charlie Thompson of Charleston also is on the ballot Eargle served in the South Carolina House from 1976-84.

She headed the South Carolina presidential campaign for Sen. Bob Dole, in 1988, and she heads the Christian Coalition in Horry County. Georgia prospector can mine for gold in Oconee WALHALLA, S.C. (AP) A Georgia prospector can look for gold in Oconee County despite local residents who fear the search would poison the water, the U.S. Forest Service says.

Cliff Leonard Jr. of Accipiter Exploration in Marietta, should be allowed to drill a 200-foot test hole and five trenches in the Crooked Creek area of the Chauga River watershed, the Forest Service said in a preliminary report The Bureau of Land Management has the final say because the area is within the Sumter National Forest The Forest Service recommendation will be forwarded to the BLM after a public comment period ends, The Greenville News reported Thursday. p.m. Saturday at Thompson Funeral Home Chapel in Orangeburg, with the Rev. Odell Breland and the Rev.

Frank Hay officiating. Burial will be in Crestlawn Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers will be Marvin Edgemon, Owen P. Smoak, David A. Dawson Mike Stroble, Tommy Edgemon and Scotty Stroble.

Honorary pallbearers will be Adult Class No. 3 Sunday School Class of Rivelon Baptist Church. Mr. Edgemon was born in Dec. 22, 1912, in Orangeburg County, a son of the late Grover Cleveland Edgemon and Virginia Smoak Edgemon.

He was a member of Rivelon Baptist Church, the Adult Class No. 3 Sunday School Class, former deacon and former treasurer for 10 years. He was a U.S. Army veteran of World War n. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.

Thelma Westbury Edgemon of Orangeburg; two daughters, Mrs. Carroll (Betty) Heaton of Summerton and Ms. Martha Hilton of Orangeburg; a son, Marion S. Edgemon Jr. of Orangeburg; two sisters, Mrs.

Ver-nelle Jackson of Cope and Mrs. Maude Antley of Rowesville; a brother, Ernest Edgemon of Orangeburg; three half-sisters, Alberta Carr of Springfield, and Louise Robinson and Blanche Driggers, both of Cordova; two half-brothers, G.C. Edgemon of Florida and Charles Edgemon of Cope; three grandchildren and a great-granddaughter. The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at the funeral home.

Friends may call at the residence and at the funeral home. The family suggests memorials be made to Rivelon Baptist Church, 395 Rivelon Road, Orangeburg. Mrs. Hershey Mae B. Geiger Mrs.

Hershey Mae Briggman Geiger, 78, of 193 Geiger Road, Orangeburg, died Tuesday at her residence. Funeral plans will be announced by Willie B. Crumel Funeral Home of North. Friends may call at the residence and at the funeral home. Roosevelt Glover ELLOREE, S.C.

The funeral In Loving Memory Of Xa Mattie Mae Shingler who departed this life 5 years ago today, May 17, 1991. We Love You, Husband, Children, Grandchildren, Daughters-in-law Sons-in-law In Loving Memory Of MR. EDDIE LEE MOORER It has been Jour years today, May 17, 1992, since God called you to his Beautiful Garden of Eternity. Deep in our hearts your memory is kept, to lone and to cherish and never forget Memories art treasures no one call steal Death leaves a wound no me can keoL You will always be remembered. Mother, father.

Sisters, Brothers, Meets, Nephews, Sisters-in-law aMBrothery in-law V. Ricky Bennett, both of Belton, Greg Bennett and Keith Bennett, both of Piedmont; her maternal grandmother, Mrs. Matilda Martin of Vance; and her stepmother, TVTrQ TTinmnenn nf Pifvlmnnf Eninrtci moxr nail a ttta vaau dence of Sylvia Strickland, 215 Azeeban Road, Vance, and at the funeral home. Miss Mozelle M. Blewer Miss Mozelle M.

Blewer, 88, of Edisto Convalescent Center, Orangeburg, died Tuesday at the center. The funeral was held at 4 p.m. Thursday at Ebenezer Baptist Church, with the Rev. Jeff Cook, the Rev. Frank Hay and the Rev.

Eddie Cook officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery. Pallbearers were Jerry Blewer, Paul Baldwin William Blewer, H. LaVerne Blewer David Blewer and John Lawrence In Loving Memory Of LEROY MICKEY DANTZLER Sunrise Dec. 14, 1931 Sunset May 17, 1995 Quick and sudden was your call, your sudden death surprised us all.

The call was hard, the shock severe, we did not know your death was near. We miss you now, our hearts are sore; as time goes by we will miss you more. Sadly missed by, Sisters, Brothers, Nieces, Nephews, Other Relatives and Friends In Loving Memory Of Lizzie Mae "Sister" Hardy who departed this life 4 years ago today. May 17, 1992. MY MOTHER'S PRAYER When I think of my mother so dear I (eel her angle spirit near.

A voice comes lo me through the air Reminding me of My Mother's Prayer. I never con forget me voice That always made my heart rejoice. Though I have wandered God knows where Stil I remember My Mother's Prayer. I never con forget the hour I fed the Savior's deaming power My sin and guilt He canceled mere Iwas fan He answered My Mother's Prayer. I praise trie Lord for saving Grace We wil meet up there foce to face.

The home obove togetfier we wil shore In answer to My Mother's Prayer. Sodfy Missed By, Daughters: Carrie Rivers, Mary Hodman, Grace Simpson I Ann Hardy, Son: Dan, Sisters Family Demery defense rests case mmmm Individual with Dental Family Plans Stand Alone Child Coverage Groups 2 or more (Husband Wife can be a group) Call or Come See TOM JONES 531-3959 or 1-800-922-6715 469 Broughton Street Orangeburg, S.C. In Loving Memory Of Mr. Jonathan Bubba James Sr. Sunrise Sunsrt Oct.

S. 1950 May 17,1964 It hat been tiro yean today finer God called you to Hit beautiful Garden of Eternity. We did not undentand tthy you left ut, but are know not to qaettion God't decision. With God at the head of our licet, tte pray for ttrength each day. We mitt you and uill ahcayt love you.

We will all meet again in heaven one day. Lovinfiy Submitted By, Skerry, Tonya, Dready Sc JarreU LUMBERTON, N.C. (AP) -The defense rested Thursday in the sentencing trial of a second man charged in the murder of NBA star Michael Jordan's father after a psychiatrist testified the defendant was easily led into trouble. The defense has tried to convince jurors to sentence Larry Martin Demery to life in prison rather than death for the 1993 murder of James R. Jordan.

Demery pleaded guilty to first-degree murder, testified against a -4ei C'M In Loving Memory Of MR. EDDIE LEE MOORER who departed this life on May 17,1992. Gone but not forgotten. So in the sweet bye and bye we all shall meet again. Sadly Missed By, Loving Wife: Sheila And Children, Stacey And Lakala, Sisters-in-law: Vemell Moorer And Narda Glover In Loving Memory Of Sunrise i Sunset May 17, Nov.

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