The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, November 14, 1968, Image 7
THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., November 14,1968—7
Mrs. Griffin
Mrs. Lillie Griffin died N<>v.
1 in a New York hospital.
She was a memlier of Mt.
Moriah Baptist Church and New
berry A id Society No. I”.
Surviving are a son, Edward
Griffin of New York; three sis
ters, Miss Mattie Gary and Mrs.
Janie Wilson of Clinton and Mrs.
Ethel Gary of High Point, N.C.;
four brothers, Clarence Gary and
Willie Gary of Clinton, Bennie
Gary of Darlington and Eugene
Gary of Inman; and two grand
children.
Euneral services were con
ducted Sunday at Mt. Olive AME
Church, Newberry County. Bur
ial was in the church cemetery.
H. L. Blackstone
GRAY COURT - Henry L.
Blackstone, 73, of Mt. Carmel
community, died Saturday morn
ing in a Columbia hospital.
He was the father of Mrs.
Jennie Yee Spivey of Clinton.
Other survivors include his
wife; four sons; two other daugh
ters, two brothers, three sisters,
21 grandchildren and six great
grandchildren.
Funeral services were con
ducted Monday afternoon at
Mountain Springs Baptist Church
with burial in ttie church ceme
tery.
J. B. Copeland
James B. Copeland, formerly
of Clinton, died Sunday morning
in Leesburg, Fla.
A graduate of Presbyterian
College and a veteran of World
War II, he was a former teacher
and football coach at Walhalla.
He was an instructor with the
Florida Fish and Game Com
mission.
Survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Lurene Yarborough Cope
land; two sons, James L. Cope
land dT^Mla iftcfPsfrt. Dllford
W. Copeland of the Marines in
Greenville, S.C.; a brother, J.
W. Copeland of Morenci, S.C.;
two sisters, Mrs. Nell Patter
son of Greenville and Mrs. Lyde
Phillips of Spartanburg; and a
grandchild.
Graveside services were con
ducted Tuesday at Yarborough
Chapel in Cross Anchor.
Miss Hughes
Miss Minnie Hughes, of 2709
Glenwood Road, Columbia, died
Saturday morning suddenly at the
home of her neice, Mrs. W. D.
Terry.
She was a native of Spartan
burg County and lived in Whit
ney most of her life. She was
the daughter of the late James
Young and Sarah Crompton
Hughes.
A memlier of Liberty Metho
dist Church, and their WSCS,
and a member of the Woman’s
Missionary Society in Cresent
Hill Baptist Church in Colum
bia. She is survived by one bro
ther: Clyde E. Hughes, Tryon,
N.C.; one sister; Mrs. D. G.
(Audrey) Jackson, Columbia,
S.C., and several neices and
nephews.
Funeral services were held on
Sunday at the Floyd Mortuary
conducted by Rev. Brice B. Blak-
ney, and Rev. Herbert Stephens,
Jr.
Burial was in the Liberty
Methodist Church Cemetery, and
nephews served as pallbearers.
C. C. Crowe
WOODRUFF - C. C. (Clate)
Crowe, 67, of West Peachtree
Street, died Sunday afternoon in
a Woodruff hospital. He was the
brother of Mrs. Bessie Burnett
and Addie Crowe, both of Cross
Hill.
He was a native of Laurens
County.
Funeral services were con
ducted Tuesday at Grace Metho
dist Church.
Other survivors include his
wife and another sister.
Miss Medlock
HONEA PATH - Miss Estelle
Medlock, 50, of Route 3, Honea
Path, died Saturday afternoon at
W'tntten Village near Clinton.
Euneral services were con
ducted Monday at Columbia Bap
tist Church with burial in the
church cemetery.
Survivors include six brothers
and three sisters.
DELEGATION SWORN IN—Laurens
County’s new legislative delegation
was sworn in Tuesday morning at the
Laurens County Court House. They
are,, 1. to r., Rep. David Taylor of
Laurens. Sen. Robert Lake. Jr., of
Whitmire. Rep. Paul Culbertson of
Laurens, and Sen. John D. Long, ITT,
of Union. Lake and Long are sena
tors for State Senatorial District No.
5 which includes Laurens, Union, and
Newberrv counties.
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A. T. Pos
GREENWOOD - Adolphie T.
Pos, 55, died Saturday afternoon
at his home on Marshall Circle,
New Market.
He was the stepfather of Ste
ven Webb of Joanna.
Other survivors include his
wife, two stepdaughters, three
other stepsons, two brothers,
two sisters and 17 grandchild
ren.
Funeral services were held
Monday at Blyth Funeral Home
with burial in Greenwood Memor
ial Gardens.
Sharon Anthony
UNION - Sharon Emily An
thony, two-day-old daughter of
Harold and Louise Jackson An
thony, died Sunday morning in a
Union hospital.
She was the sister of Miss
Mary Ann Loftin of Clinton. Other
survivors include another sis
ter, a brother and three grand
parents.
Funeral services were held
Monday at Friendship Baptist
Church cemetery.
H. G. Porter
JOANNA - Hugh Gray (Snake)
Porter, 68, of East Calhoun St.,
died Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Fun
eral services were conducted
Sunday at Gray Funeral Home in
Clinton with burial in Rosemont
Cemetery.
A native of Chester County,
he has lived in Joanna since 1913.
He was a son of Mrs. Eliza
beth Tinkler Porter Estes and the
late Madison Porter. He was for
merly employed at Joanna Mill
and was a salesman.
Survivors include his step
father, Harry Estes of Joanna;
two sisters, Mrs. Yergie Gar
ner and Mrs. L. J. (Willie Mae)
Brock of Joanna; two half-sis
ters, Mrs. Gladys Thomas and
Mrs. Myrtle Fulmer.
S. M. Lever
BELVEDERE - Stanley Mar-
ior Lever, 25, died early Friday
from injuries suffered when he
was crushed between two box
cars while at work.
He was a grandson of T. E.
Stevens of Clinton.
Mr. Lever was a switchman
for Seaboard Coast Line Rail
road Co.
Other survivors include his
parents, his wife, a daughter, a
brother, two sisters and another
grandparent.
Funeral services were con
ducted Sunday at North Augusta
First Baptist Church with burial
in Pineview Memorial Gardens.
Mrs. Adams
Mrs. Queen Esther Adams, 67,
of North Bell Street, wife of
Rutledge Adams of Gray Court,
died Sunday in a local hospital.
She was born in LaurensCoun-
ty, daughter of the late Alfred
and Fannie Fuller Johnson, and
was a member of New China
Baptist Church.
Surviving also are a sister,
Miss Yera Johnson of Clinton;
and a brother, Eugene Johnson of
Laurens.
Funeral services were con
ducted Friday at New China Bap
tist Church. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Mrs. Crcniord
CHESTER - Mrs. Ona Alice
Reagan Cranford, 77, of 225
Hemphill Ext., Chester, died Fri
day morning in a Chester hos
pital. The widow ofjohn H. Cran
ford, she was a former resident
of Clinton.
Survivors include four sons,
Thomas B. Cranford of Las Ve
gas, Nev., John H. Cranford Jr.
of Cincinnati, Ohio, James B.
Cranford of the Navy in Africa
and WHlliam A.CranfordofChes
ter; a daughter, Mrs. Claude Mat
thews of Chester; and a sister,
Mrs. Pearl Callahan of Clinton,
Tenn.
J. L. Galloway
SPARTANBURG- James Law
rence Galloway, 78, of 18 Brit
tain St., Drayton, died in a Spar
tanburg hospital Tuesday.
He was a brother of Mrs. Es
ther Mitchell of Clinton.
Other survivors include his
wife, three daughters, two sons,
five other sisters, four brothers
and eight grandchildren.
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Mrs. Holt
SPARTANBURG - Mrs. Mary
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Other survivors include a son,
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