2A THE DAILY I ITEM 1 2 SUMTER, S. WEDNESDAY, S. C. Deaths And Funerals George W. Bagwell, Clinton Miss Alvanize Norris, Ward Angus Bryant, Lake City Willie Stephens, Columbia Mrs.
Bertha Gandsy, Columbia Mrs. Ruby Mcllroy, Chester Fred D. Conner, Chester Ulysses S. Gallman Newberry Luther E. DeVore, Greenwood Mrs.
Iris Browning, Walterboro Hugh B. Chapman, Pomaria Darrold Eugene Abrams Prosperity W.H. Collins Bennettsville Mrs. Anna Cornwell, Rock Hill Sherman J. Buckley, Orangeburg Dr.
George E. Brunson, West' Bruce L. Fletcher, Lancaster Jerry Bishop, Charleston KEVIN services for McCants were conducted today at 5 p.m. from the Hillside Memorial Park cemetery by the pastor, the Rev. T.O.
Everott. He was the son of Leon and Louretha Anderson McCants. He died yesterday morning at his home. Surviving are his parents, grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
George Anderson of Maysville, Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCants. Burial will be at Williams Funeral Home was in charge of farrangements. MRS.
WHITE Funeral services for Mrs. Susan Ragin White will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m. from the Josiah Baptist Church in Dalzell by her pastor the Rev. A.D. Dennis of Rembert.
Mrs. White was born in Clarendon County, daughter of General Ragin and the late Mrs. Willeene Clark Ragin. She died at Tuomey Hospital Saturday morning after a short illness. Survivors are her husband Frank White; five children: Mrs.
Susis Green, Marrie Green, Rosa Lee White, Evelyn Louise White, Daniel White; her father, General F. Ragin; two brothers, Willie Lee Green and John Ragin of Pinewood. The funeral procession will leave the home Rt. 4 Box 252 at 2:30 p.m. Burial will be in the church cemetery, Williams Funeral Home, 821 N.
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LOCAL WEATHER Observations of the Sumter Weather Bureau for the 24-hour period ended 7 a.m. today: Yesterday's temperatures: max. 85; min. 58: Low this morning: 58. This date last year: 61.
Rainfall Jan. 1 to date: 39.94. Same period last 34.77. SOUTH CAROLINA Fair a and not quite as cool tonight. Partly cloudy Police Report City detectives are investigating a break-in which occurred the Lafayette Laundry and Cleaners at 1274 N.
Lafayette Blvd. between 11:15 p.m., Tuesday and 12:25 a.m., today. Entry was gained by breaking out the drive-in window and unlocking it before climbing through. Once inside, the intruder pried open. the cash register and removed approximately $40 in cash and a .22 caliber pistol, valued at $75 belonging to Marshall Tobias, owner of the business.
No arrests have yet been made by police in connection with the break-ip and grand larceny. An automobile break-in which occurred in the parking lot outside the Gameco*ck Lanes at 817 Broad St. between 9:45 p.m., Tuesday and 2:20 a.m., today, is under investigation by city detectives. night, showers and indicated in the Gulf of the lower Lakes and portions of New England. partly cloudy skies should throughout the remainder of with little change in temperatures Thursday.
Highs Thursday in the 80s. Lows tonight in the 60s. EXTENDED OUTLOOK Friday through Sunday Generally mild. Daytime highs from around 80 in the northwest to mid 80s in the southeast. Overnight lows upper 50s in the mountains, low 60s elsewhere.
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The intruder removed two sleeping bags valued at a total of $40. George A. James James Rites Set George Allison James, 60, assistant superintendent and business manager of Sumter School District No. 2, died this morning at the Tuomey Hospital. Born in Union, he was a son of the late Bernard B.
and Melissa Brown James. He was an Elder in the Mayesville Presbyterian Church, Clerk of the Session, and teacher of the Adult Bible Class. He served as chairman of both Presbytery and Synod Committees and is past moderator of Harmony Presbytery. Mr. James was a member and past president of the Kiwanis Club; member of the Fortnightly and Progressive Clubs; chairman of Red Cross Board; chairman of Library Board; treasurer of Child Health and Welfare past president of USO Committee; past director of Camp Hope, summer camp for Mentally Retarded Children of South Carolina.
He served as president of the Sumter County Education Assn. and was a member of the South Carolina Education Association and the National Education Association. He also served as a member of the nominating committee of the American Association of School Business Officials, and was an active member of both the national and state School Business Officials associations. He attended the schools of Union, S.C., received his bachelor's degree from Presbyterian College and the master of education degree from the University of South Carolina. He served as teacher and high school.
principal in Union for 13 years, and was superintendent of the Mayesville School from 1948 to 1952. Beginning in 1952 he served as supervising principal of an area in Sumter School District No. 2, andlater became coordinator of instruction for Sumter School District No. 2. He became business manager of Sumter School District No.
2 in 1956 and has also served as assistant superintendent for the past several years. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Alice Griffin James; two daughters, Mrs. Allison Richardson of Berkley, Calif. and Miss Margaret G.
James of Columbia; one sister, Mrs. Dudley C. Beaty of Mayesville; one brother, Bernard B. James of Union. Funeral services will be conducted at 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon from the Mayesville Presbyterian Church by Rev.
Denny M. Hill and the Rev. Ralph McCaskill Sr. Interment will follow in the Mayesville Cemetery. Pallbearers will be W.
E. McAlpine, R. A. Riggins, J. W.
Green, Hugh T. Stoddard, E. D. Brunson, A. C.
Pierson, Robert S. Bateman, and John B. Pate. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Presbyterian Home in Summerville. Shelley- Brunson Funeral Home has charge of arrangements.
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No responsibility for advance payments is assumed by the company until the money is received at this Member Audit Bureau of Circulations. The supper and workshop of the Sumter County Education which was planned for tonight at Sumter High School, Haynsworth Street Campus, has been called off because of the death of George James, business manager of District 2 schools and last year's president of the association. Everett J. Thompson, this year's president, has rescheduled the program for Tuesday night, Sept. 21 at 7 p.m.
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