Deaths And Funerals Mrs Betty June Hatcher 41
Mrs Betty June Hatcher 41 of Rock Hill South Carolina formerly Summers County will be laid to rest at Bluestone Baptist Church Jumping Branch at 2 30 p m Tuesday with Rev C E Walker and Rev G O Tease officiating Burial follows at Greenbrier Burial Park near Hinton She died Saturday in a Rock Hill hospital She was born June 14 1924 at Hinton daughter of Cecil C Lilly and Mrs Smith of Bowling Green She lived in South Carolina 15 years and was a Bluestone Baptist Church member Surviving husband Hubert Hatcher Jr a daughter Peggy at home two brothers Edward T Tampa Fla and Thomas J Flint Mich a sister Patricia Lou Wilson Seattle Wash and maternal grandmother Roxie Cooper MacArthur The body remains at Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors Hinton until service time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty June Hatcher
Rock Hill
S. C
Summers County
Bluestone Baptist Church
Jumping Branch
C. E. Walker
G. O. Tease
Greenbrier
Hinton
Cecil C. Lilly
Smith
Bowling Green
South Carolina
Hubert Hatcher Jr
Peggy Hatcher
Edward T
Tampa
Fla
Thomas J
Flint
Mich
Patricia Lou Wilson
Seattle
Final rites for Walter W Phipps 82 Milburn
Walter W Phipps 82 of Milburn dies in Oak Hill hospital after a long mining career. Funeral at 2 pm Tuesday in Thomas Funeral Home Chapel Oak Hill with Rev G O Martin. Burial in Prosperity Cemetery. Survivors include two sons Clinton and Quincy, four daughters-in-law, a brother, three sisters, 35 grandchildren and 29 great grandchildren. Body remains at Dodd Payne Funeral Home with viewing after 4 pm today and prior to the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Phipps
Milburn
Thomas Funeral Home
Oak Hill
G. O. Martin
Prosperity
Phipps
Sand Lick
Crockett
Mary L. Phipps
Clinton
Indianapolis
Ind
Quincy
Kemballville
Audrey Wahl
Fairdale
Estelle Garrett
Route 1
Fayetteville
Beulah Taylor
Beatrice Houchins
Beckley
Lewis
Meadow Bridge
Della Honaker
New Smyrna Beach
Fla
Norma Phipps
Wayie Phipps
Sprague
Robert Campbell Ferguson Die at 75 in Lashmeet
Robert Campbell Ferguson 75 of Lashmeet died at noon Sunday at his home after a heart attack. Born April 10 1890 in Saltsville Va he was the son of the late James H and Sarah Mc New Ferguson. Survived by sisters Mrs Fred Clark Lashmeet and Mrs Mima Henderson Sophia and brother C W Ferguson Bluefield. Body at Seaver Mortuary Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Campbell Ferguson
Lashmeet
Saltsville, Va
James H
Sarah McNew Ferguson
Fred Clark
Mima Henderson
Sophia
C. W
Bluefield
Seaver Mortuary
Princeton
Emma P. Trump, 87, of Bolt, dies after long illness
Emma P. Trump a lifelong Bolt resident aged 87 died at a Fayetteville nursing home at 8:05 p.m. Sunday after a long illness. Born July 2, 1878 in Bolt she was daughter of the late John R. and Jane Snuffer Farmer. She belonged to Breckenridge Baptist Church for over 60 years and was survived by three sons Oscar Beckley Wilford Glen Daniel and Harl Bolt a daughter Hallie Shumate of Princeton ten grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. The body lies at Caffee Funeral Home after 4 p.m. today. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Bolt Breckenridge Baptist Church with Rev. Carl Payne officiating. Burial will be in Thomas Farmer Cemetery at Bolt. The body will be taken to the church one hour prior to services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma P. Trump
Bolt
Fayetteville
John R
Jane Snuffer
Breckenridge Baptist Church
Oscar
Beckley
Wilford
Glen Daniel
Harl
Mahan Funeral Services Held In Fayetteville Church
Mrs Kathleen Wendell Mahan 66 of Fayetteville dies Saturday in Oak Hill hospital. Funeral at 1 p m Tuesday at Fayetteville Methodist Church with Rev John L Payne and Rev Billy Reed Wickline in charge. Burial in Huse Memorial Park. Born Oct 30 1899 in Dothan she was daughter of the late Thomas S and Nellie Gray Fitzpatrick Light. Retired legal secretary and member of Fayetteville Methodist Church American Legion Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Wendell Mahan
Fayetteville
Fayetteville Methodist Church
John L. Payne
Billy Reed Wickline
Huse Memorial Park
Small Transistor Hearing Aid Perfected
Advert appears to offer a new transistor hearing aid that promises clear speech even in whispers. Claims include improved clarity at church, social events, and home with no cost or obligation, directing readers to P.O. Box 4217 in Charleston West Virginia for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Fred White dies in Mullens hospital at 8 a m
Fred White of Amigo dies at 8 a m in Mullens hospital. A retired employee of the Norfolk and Western Railway Co. he had no known survivors. The body lies in state at McDougal Funeral Home in Mullens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred White
Amigo
Mullens
White
Norfolk and Western Railway Co
McDougal Funeral Home
Daw son Christine Alberte Daw obituary in Shady Spring
Christine Alberte Daw son 57 of Shady Spring died at 3 50 am at a niece’s home after a long illness. Born October 28 1908 in Palmer Illinois she was a daughter of the late Troy and Daisy Taylor. Survived by husband Robert a daughter Lovella Kocelko Joliet Indiana a son William Salena Ohio a half brother Robert Cary and half sister Ruth Grebar Elkhart Indiana a grandchild. Half-brother Carroll Taylor of Peoria Illinois died Thursday. Body at Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home pending arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Alberte Dawson
Shady Spring
Evelyn Plummer
Palmer, Ill
Troy
Daisy Bock Taylor
Memorial Baptist Church
Robert
Paul (Lovella) Kocelko
Joliet
Ind
William
Salena
Ohio
Robert Cary
Ruth Grebar
Elkhart
Carroll Taylor
Peoria
Ill
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
Quesenberry Rites for Beckley Man Held Tuesday
Funeral services for George Emmett Quesenberry 65 of Beckley who died at a local hospital Sunday will be at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Chapel with Rev. L A Garten officiating Burial will be in Wildwood Cemetery Friends may call after 3 p.m. today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Emmett Quesenberry
Beckley
Rose and Quesenberry
Rev. L. A. Garten
Wildwood Cemetery
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral
Beckley VW service manager C W Crews Jr dies at 45
C W Crews Jr 45 of 106 Quarry St Beckley died Sunday at a local hospital after a brief illness caused by cerebral thrombosis six weeks prior. Born October 25 1920 Vicova he was son of C W and Mary Sublett Crews of Beckley. He married Minnie Mae Shank of Beckley and survived by two sons Fred Beckley and Donnie R in the U S Air Force Fort Worth TX, four brothers Ronald McConnelsville OH Bill Melbourne FL Carlos and Bob Beckley, and two grandchildren. Melton Mortuary pending calling hours after 4 pm Tuesday. Funeral at 2 pm Wednesday at the mortuary chapel Rev Ray Franklin and Rev Lavern Wing officiating. Burial Sunset Memorial Park. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Crews Jr
Quarry St
Vicova
C. W
Mary Sublett Crews
Beckley
Minnie Mae Shank
Fred
Donnie R
U. S. Air Force
Fort Worth
Tex
Ronald
McConnelsville
Ohio
Bill
Melbourne
Fla
Carlos
Bob
Melton Mortuary
Funeral Home Chapel
Ray Franklin
Lavern Wing
Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery
Ernest Tucker
Frank Meadows
Drexel Kessinger
Fred Ellison
Fred Arnold
Bill Woods
Oden Bennett
George Chambers
Funeral services for Dr Fitzhugh L Banks in Madison Va
Dr Fitzhugh L Banks 80 died Sunday in a Richmond hospital. Funeral services will be held at Piedmont Episcopal Church in Madison, Virginia. The body is at Clare Funeral Home in Culpeper Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzhugh L. Banks
South Kanawha Street
Richmond, Va
Piedmont Episcopal Church
Madison
Clare Funeral Home
Culpepper
Two Local Residents Die After Brief Illness and Age
Mrs Amanda Jane Boley 75 of Alexandria Virginia died in a hospital after a brief illness. She was born August 31 1890 at Streeter and survived by husband Stanley two daughters Edith Mathis Rosalee Swim and several siblings. Walter Howard Hilton 72 of Tams Tennessee died after an extended illness. He was born July 6 1893 in Johnson City and survived by wife Rossetta two sons Clint and Glen two daughters Mary Greany and Virginia Im hoy nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Burial at Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens with viewing at Williams Funeral Home Sophia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Jane Boley
Alexandria
Beaver
Streeter
William and
Clara Pack West
Rhoda Ann Memorial Baptist Church
Stanley
Edith Mathis
Daniels
Rosalee Swim
Atlanta
Howard Vest
Nimitz
Alvis Vest
Charlie Vest
Beckley
Lottie Mann
Lola Meadows
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
Walter Howard Hilton
Tams
Johnson City
Tenn
Winding Gulf Coals Inc
Rossetta
Osborne) Hilton
Silas Limestone
Clint
Glen
Avondale
Thomas
Oakley P Harmon Dies After Illness at 47
Oakley P Harmon 47 of Sophia died Sunday at 2:30 pm in a local hospital after an extended illness. He worked for Pocahontas Fuel at Deerfield and was a member of Kia Methodist Church. He married Regina on Sept 16 1918 in Lashmeet and was son of Noah and Tessie Harmon. Survived by three brothers Claude Roy O W. four sisters Grace Belcher Roma Austin Marie Kester Blanche Priesing. three sons Francis Joseph Robert. a daughter Nora. two grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm at Sophia Methodist Church with Rev Cue Canterberry. Burial Sunset Memorial Park. Williams Funeral Home Sophia handling arrangements with calling after 2 pm Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley Paul Harmon
Sophia
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Deerfield
Kia Methodist Church
Lashmeet
Noah
Tessie Ross Harmon
Regina
Claude
Davy
Roy
Croydon
O. W. Harmon
Chicago
Ill
Frank
Grace) Belcher
Beckley
Roma
Gertrude) Austin
Hermosa
Fla
Oat
Marie) Kester
Joe
Blanche) Priesing
Lockheed Center
Calif
Francis
Sophia Methodist Church
Cue Canterberry
Sunset Memorial Park
Williams Funeral Home
Artist Gino Severini Dies At 82 Futurist Painter
Paris report states Italian artist Gino Severini died Sunday at 82. He founded the futurist philosophy of painting in 1910 and his work Le Panpana Monaco was destroyed by Adolf Hitler as decadent art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
UPI
Gino Severini
Monaco
Adolf Hitler
Severini
Metallurgical innovator Kemmer dies at 78 in Larchmont
Frank R. Kemmer, 78, held more than 20 patents for metallurgical processes. He worked for the Atomic Energy Commission at Brookhaven National Laboratories from 1947 to 1951, helping develop methods to produce light metals, uranium, graphite, and other special materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larchmont
N. Y
UPI
Frank R. Kemmer
Atomic Energy Commission
Brookhaven National Laboratories
Funeral services for Burris Jenkins cartoonist
Burris Jenkins, 69, a Hearst editorial cartoonist and longtime newspaperman, died Saturday night of a coronary thrombosis at Hollywood Memorial Hospital. Funeral services are set for Tuesday in Hollywood. Jenkins received awards from the National Headliners Club, Silurians, Freedom Foundation, and the Page One award of the American Newspaper Guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood, Filia
UPI
Burris Jenkins
Hearst
Jenkins
Hollywood Memorial Hospital
National Headliners Club
The
Silurians
Freedom Foundation
Page One
American Newspaper Guild
Jazy Sets Indoor 1500 World Time Record
Michael Jazy of France, the world mile record holder, clocked 3:40.7 for 1500 meters in a dual meet with West Germany, shaving nine tenths of a second from Tom O'Hara’s prior world indoor mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jazy
Mark Lyon
France
UPI
Michael Jazy
West Germany
Tom O’hara
United States
Negro economist may shift balance on Federal Reserve Board
Washington upi A 39yearold Negro economist may hold the balance of power on the Federal Reserve Board in inflation control outside President Johnson's direct control. Dr Andrew Brimmer could bring the sevenmember board closer to presidential thinking on interest rates. Johnson named Brimmer to the board after he served as assistant secretary of commerce for economic affairs. He would replace Vice Chairman C Canby Balderston, who supported a rate hike last December. Brimmer's views are seen as more liberal and aligned with the president. The Fed operates independently and sets money supply and rates. Brimmer is known in academia and joined the commerce department three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Federal Reserve Board
Johnson
Andrew Brimmer
Brimmer
C. Canby Balderston
William McChesney Martin
Martin
Reserve Board
Balderston
FEC
Commerce Department
Hardman Case Hearing Delayed
A preliminary hearing for two women charged with murder in the shotgun death of Justin Idman 70 of North Charleston was postponed to March 7 The delay was granted over defense objections as prosecutors cite new scientific evidence It was the second postponement for Ethel Hardman 67 and Mary E Bennett 39 while co defendants Robert Ellard 28 and Judith Carte 19 were to be arraigned later Authorities say Hardman was fatally shot at a summer camp in St Albans after reports of a prowler at night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
UPI
Justin Idman
North Charleston
Ethel Hardman
Mary E. Bennett
Kanawha County
Grand Jury
Robert L. Ellard
Judith Carte
Hardman
St. Albans
Lynda Swaps Image With Zip Set Ties At UT Zeta House
Lynda’s photo graces the Zeta Tau Alpha sorority house and Hamilton keeps trans Atlantic lines buzzing. The campus image shifts to jet set swinger while Hamilton maintains cool public stance and deepens White House ties unseen by his publicity team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeta Tau Alpha
University of Texas
Hamilton
White House
Astronauts Crash Endangers Gemini 9 Crew Change
Dayton native Air Force major Bassett, 34, and See of Dallas, 38, both crashed, leaving Gemini 9's piloting duties to backup veteran Thomas P. Stafford and rookie Eugene A. Cerman. Their loss reshapes the mission plan and crew assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bassett
Dayton
Ohio
Air Force
See
Dallas
Tex
Space
Thomas P. Stafford
Eugene A. Cerman
Human Body Water Content Claimed At Two Thirds
A commonly cited figure holds that about two-thirds of the human body consists of water. This proportion is used in medical and physiological contexts to describe bodily composition and fluid balance.
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New healing substance Bio-Dyne found to shrink hemorrhoids stop itching and relieve pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual shrinkage while easing pain. Results praised with statements that piles have ceased to be a problem, with Preparation H available as suppository or ointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, N. Y
Two Mental Patients Captured After 11 Hour Crime Spree
National Guardsmen police and volunteers hunted swamps and woodlands for two missing men Fred Fonville Jr. and Andrew Roberts after escaped mental patients Joseph Spence and Glen Williams triggered an 11 hour crime spree that included killing a cab driver kidnapping cars and store robberies. Spence and Williams were captured by Raleigh officers near a Dix Hospital area and later taken to Roberts store twice. they claimed they could not remember what happened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
N. C
UPI
Eugene Spence
Glenwood O’neal Williams
Dorothea Dix Hospital
Raleigh
Spence
Williams
Greensboro
Dix Hospital
National
De Gaulle action deepens U.S.-France rift over NATO
President Charles de Gaulle signals 1969 exit from NATO and widens critique of U.S. Viet Nam policy. Washington responds with measured restraint while officials frame the dispute as Allies’ views rather than a quarrel. Bohlen notes NATO aims and French leadership goals. Debate centers on timing and security before any troop withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Hensley Washington
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
U.S
Viet Nam
Washington
United States
Johnson
Gaulle
Europe
Asia
de Gaulle
Charles E. Bohlen
France
South
Dean Rusk
America
Mary Dower Feled MOUNT HOPE Birthday Party Honors Dower
Mary Margaret Dower Bluestone Road was honored Saturday at 2 p m in observance of her birthday anniversary. Hostesses were Mrs Robert W Dower and Miss Susie Dower. Games were played and prizes awarded to Teresa Maynor and Jimmy Pino. Others attending included Ann Smith Crystal Cochran Phil Shinn Ann Gwinn Frank Pino Johnny Stark John Angove Bonnie Spadaro John Dorsey Douglas Kessler and Billy Bergendahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
RNS
Mary Margaret Dower
Bluestone Road
Robert W. Dower
Susie Dower
Teresa Maynor
Jimmy Pino
Ann Smith
Crystal Cochran
Phil Shinn
Ann Gwinn
Frank Pino
Johnny Stark
John Angove
Bonnie Spadaro
John Dorsey
Douglas Kessler
Billy Bergendahl
Humphrey Kennedy clash in Viet Nam debate heats up
Washington UPI report on Humphrey and Kennedy trading views as Senate prepares to debate a 4.8 billion Viet Nam equipment bill. They discuss negotiating with Viet Cong and the prospect of Communists influencing a Saigon government while Republican groups criticize the intra party dispute as disunity and risk to national policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
Robert F. Kennedy
Democratic Party
Viet Nam
Council of Republican Organizations
Humphrey
Kennedy
Council
Senate
Pete
Wayne L. Morse
D-Ore
Congress
Gulf of Tonkin
New York
United States
Saigon
Women Voters to Meet in Raleigh County Bank Penthouse
Members at large of the State League of Women Voters will gather at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Raleigh County Bank penthouse. Mrs. Gordon Porterfield, vice chairman, says the meeting will decide if the effort to establish a League here continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State League of Women Voters
Raleigh County Bank
Gordon Porterfield
Couple Held In Fatal Beating Of Child
A graduate student Albert Frey and his wife Jean Frey were jailed on homicide charges in the death of four year old Robert Veneziale in Ambler Pennsylvania. An autopsy cited a heart contusion and general contusions from severe beating mainly to the buttocks. Stephen Veneziale age six, also under their care, survived unharmed the two other children were in foster care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambler
UPI
Montgomery County
Albert Frey
Dropsie College
Philadelphia
Jean
Herbert Kitcherman
Kenneth Pempp
Robert Venziale
Stephen
Walter Dotts
Froy
Rempo
Robert Veneziale
Warminster
Combat actions in Vietnam escalate with air strikes and ground clashes
Viet Nam reports debut of F5 Freedom Fighter jets over North Viet Nam and SAC B52 bombing of a Viet Cong base northeast of Saigon. Marine Task Force Delta defends a camp after a failed Viet Cong assault leaving about two enemies dead and 20 grenades found. A Viet Cong regiment overran Lam Dong outpost near Saigon, while pincer attacks near Va Xu hamlet were repelled. Civilian homes burned and many wounded. In Bong Son area Double Eagle operations claim dozens of Viet Cong casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Viet Nam
Highway 15
Demilitarized Zone
Vinh
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Guam
Saigon
Laos
Leatherneck
Task Force Delta
Delta
Jonas M. Platt
Lam Dong
Va Xu
Court Miss Hillegas seeks voter registration help in Mississippi
Miss Hillegas, 21, of Syracuse, N.Y., sought habeas corpus release but a federal judge said she must exhaust state remedies. State authorities may proceed with prospection in the case. A separate ruling reversed a contempt conviction of James T. Stevens, a former NYPD lieutenant, who refused to testify before a grand jury on self incrimination grounds. The dispute centers on immunity waivers for public employees under state and New York City rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillegas
Syracuse
N.Y
James T. Stevens
New York
New York City
Muslim Apostle Attacks White Man at Chicago Meeting
Elijah Muhammad told about 5,000 attendees at a Black Muslim gathering that the white man is inferior and could be destroyed in the twinkling of an eye. He claimed Muslims are not afraid to fight and derided Martin Luther King as a "lover of white folks" while Cassius Clay watched from the front row and urged him on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Elijah Muhammad
America
Muhammad
Martin Luther King
Cassius Clay
Clay
Malcolm X
CAA Leaders Meet Tuesday in Charleston
Community action program leaders from around the state gather in Charleston for a three day training conference in the state capitol legislative chambers. Gov. Hulett C. Smith opens the event with sessions on budget bookkeeping and federal forms. Theodore Berry will speak at a Wednesday dinner as workshops on housing health education and legal services follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
UPI
Hulett C. Smith
Office of Economic Opportunity
Theodore Berry
Federal Office of Economic Opportunity
Civic Center
Medicare enrollment drive widens to reach nonresponders
In a two week period about 200,000 seniors reversed decisions and sent in enrollment cards. 3.5 million have not yet answered, many elderly and isolated. Social Security will boost outreach through social workers, rural carriers, rest home operators, and a new Medicare Alert corps drawn from elderly poor people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicare
Office of Economic Opportunity
Living Costs Steady as Tax Cuts Shape Index
The index shows costs at 11.10 for 10.00 in the base period. Arthur M. Ross notes January’s flat reading was due to federal excise tax cuts, otherwise it would have risen about 0.1 percent. President Johnson urged Congress to restore the tax cuts on cars and related items. The cost rise since October prompted two-cent hourly raises for 921,000 workers in auto farm equipment and aerospace sectors, tied to index escalator clauses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Ross
Labor Statistics
Johnson
Congress
Aerospac
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Betty Hatcher
Garden Study Club
Houston J. Wendell
Jack G. Wendell
Margaret Carson
Thomas Light
Evelyn Gill
Logan
Dodd-Payne Funeral Home
Robert Ferguson
Kathleen Mahan
Christine Dawson
George £. Quesenberry
Dr. Fitzhugh L. Banks
Amanda J. Boley
Walter H. Hilton
Lynda
Organized Labor
Labor Department
California
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Alaska
Hawaii
Fred W. Fonville Jr
Andrew (Dink) Roberts
Bahama
N.C
Joseph
HHH
RFK
Bong Son
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Apostle
CAA
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