M~s.Heyward, Daniel Heyward ;J. IR'~iaynes jJo.hhny GuutonRlon~Passes 01-es In Cr.ash I DI-es At Home Dies At Lonatoum. I Johnny Guyton, 76, died Sunday

at his home in Longtown aftera few hours illness. He was bornIand raised near Blythewood but

Ihad lived and farmed in Longtownt 17 years. ~ .

Funeral services were held atMount Pleasant church on theold Winnsboro road at 3 p. m.Monday.,Surviving are his widow, Mrs.

Bertha Conelius Guyton; one son,Brooks Guyton and three daugh-ters, ,Mrs. Luther Sharpe ofWinnsboro, Miss Bonnie Guytonof Columbia and Miss BerthaGuyton of Longtown.

Mrs. Marianna Barksdale Heyward, •..83, widow of Benjamin Huger Rey- Prominent Fairfield Quarry' Winnsboro Business Man, Worldward of Rion, died at Miami, Fla., .' ' War Veteran, Passes SuddenlyTuesday evening after a brief illness.\ Executive Killed Wednes- Wednesday Evening, June 25th.The body is to arrive here at 3:10 day When Automobile &this afternoon and will be taken di- Joseph Rion Haynes, 47, Winns,

rectly to Trinity Episcopal churCh\ Truck Meet Head-on Near boro business man and a veteranfor final ':rites.The Rt. Rev. John J. of the World War, died. suddenlyGravats, bishop, will officiate, as- Rion. t'\ '\,1, rA !AI I t hi Wsisted by the Rev. Louis C. Melcher, " '! a IS home here ednesday eve-rector of Trinity. Burial will be in Daniel Heyward, 49, f' ning, June 25'th, at !) o'clock, ofthe family plot in Elmwood ceme- 0 a heart atack. He had not beentery. 1/ / CJ'I/ Rion, S .• C., general man- in the best of health for somePallbearers will be: H. G. Phillips, ager and treasurer of the time and only recently had under,

E. J. Miner, C E. Glover, W A ur gone an axamination at D k herry, J. B. Rali, Roy Brooks, M. A: YV mnsboro Granite Corpor- . <0 U e os-pital. The afternoon of nis death

Witt and .Robert W. Stain. ation and allied companies he had returned from' an automo-At the time of her death Mrs. Hev- '

Ward was visiting her daughter, Misswas killed Wednesday be- bile trip to 'Myrtle Beach, whereMary B. Heyward. A native of Rich- tween 1 '30 d 2 ' I k he attended a dealers' convention.mond, Mrs. Heyward, following her . an 0 C Oc 'M,r. Haynes, the son of the latearriage, moved to Rion. Mr. Hey when the car he was driving William J. Haynes and Nannieard died in 1930. h'Surviving are four children, Miss eras ed head-on into a lum- Stewart Haynes, -both natives ot

Mary B Heyward. of I!-ion, John T. bel' truck. Mr. Heyward was Fairfield, was born at Longtown,Heyward' of Charlottesville, Va., Miss .. January 3, 1894, and he spent'Betty Heyward of Sewanee, Tenn., driving from the quarry at practically his entire life in this,IDld Daniel Heyward of Rion Anderson to the rock crush-' county. When America entered

~ , I:F. P. HINNANT OF ler at Rion and the accident W~rld War I, he, with five otheri loccurred on a county road b _ FaIr!ield boys, volu~teered for du-RIDGEWAY DIES ie, ty m an evacuation ambulance

, , ;!j.1 l tween Castles Store and the company (Company ~ o. 6), andr I / " Of / id f M h" hF. P. Hinnant of Ridgeway died resi ence 0 rs. John e remamed in t e army for two

at his home Sunday night of a Brown. 'years, 11 months of which timeheart attack. He is survived by was spent in active service over-his widow, the former Miss Mc- No one was in the car seas. Consid~red quite fearless,Gill of Kershaw county; two sons,; with hi h the Ihe was many times under fire, firstGeorge and Robert of Ridgeway, m w en fatal at the second battle of the Marne,and two daughters, Mrs. Sarah Icrash occurred. The lumber later at St. Mihiel and Argonne~imm~, of Shelton and Miss Fran-l'truck, the property of E. B. Fo.rest,. an? during the fatal flu,ClS Hinnant of Columbia; one L' d . b N ~pldemlc hIS, company kept work-brother, R. C. Hinnant of Ridge- ewis, was riven y a e- mg .full time, despite casuaftiesway; fiv.e sisters, Misses Jem, gro, John Padgett, who is and sickness which cut its per-Maggie, Lula and May Hinnant, \receiving treatment at the sonnel in half. Someti~es, d:-iversof Ridgeway, and Miss Addie Bucha hosnit 1 Sh tl were on duty 72 hours WIthoutHinnant of Winnsboro. nan ~SPI a . or Y 'relief, and this group of men re-Funeral services were held Mon. after the accident, Mr. Hey- ceived a letter of commendation

day afternoon at 5:30 o'clock at. ward was rushed to the hos- t.fron: army corps .headquarters forthe Ridgeway Baptist church. r pital here by W. M. Estes, mentorlOu~ servIce_ ~under tire.

Active pallbearers were Berke- • .. (Other Fairfield m:mbers of Am-

I P 1 H LIT 11 P v Jr., but he died a few mom- bulance Company No. b were ,h;r-

ey a mer, . . ~>.ey, . J... . t B 1 E P B" .Scott, Bob Thomas" H, Y. Hin, ents after reachmg Winns- nes,. ur ey, . . lair, Charlienant James Bowen' honorary: . Bolick, .Sam Clowney and Ward-

" law McC t)·Clarence Edmunds, Ferris Wilson, an s .Charlton Thomas, J. N. LeMas- l~ 3t,nj"1'c'd his 'Wffc After the Armistice,t~r, Dr. !. F. Dobson, ~. M. Bo- former Nancy Wither~ aynes remained with the army

Ilick, LUCIUSPalmer, Rufus Jones, f Y k S C of occupation In France and GerJames Edmunds, W. U. Kennedy, s?oon, 0 . or, . .; two many. Re(Ul1ling to Wumsboro,J. L. Harrison, D. W. Ruff, Bill SIsters, MISS Mary Heyward h 'e~", ~ _ • ··f~ISP.ence, v: E. Barnett, Dr. Dowdy, of Rion, and Miss Betty Hey- policeman and soon thereafterClifford Camp. ward of Sewanee Tenn.: d accepted a position WIth the Fair-

M H d 71 D'. ·1 I ,., an field Motor Company k where for,rs 00 .' U~S n ,one' brother, John T. Hey- more than two Oecimes, he hasF. • f. ld C unty Iward, of Charlottesville Va rendered loyal and efficient ser-alr te 0 ' Funeral arrangements 'wer~ vice. For the pa~t few years heMrs. Augustus Kate Hood, 71, " has competently filled the post 6":

wife of A. C. Hood of the Feaster- incomplete as The News and general manager for this firm, andville community of l"airfield coun- .Herald goes to press late ~is, associate considered him anty, died early Tuesday night at Wednesday afternoon. . invaluable :nan, ~ne whom it WInher horne ,after an illness of sev- ~ll but Imposslhle TO replace.eral months. ".• I t '1L, I . Daniel Heyward Iike his He .was a member of Sion Pres-

Funeral cervices will be held at f fh b f h" . byterian church and a charterthe Baptist church at Blythewood ~ .' er e ore rm, was Fair- member' ~C!ountat 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon. fIeld county's most prom-, Chapter _of the American Legion.The Rev. E. W. Gurley, assisted nent business executive. He He is survived by hi.s widowby the Rev. L. E. Payne of Co- d d . the former' Eva Mack o! Athotlumbia and the Rev. Leslie Ed- owne an operated one of Mass., one daughter, Connie, and!wards of Ridgeway will be in the largest quarries in the three sons, Joe, Jr., John and Jimcharge of the services. entire South, and his prod- my; six sisters, Mrs. M.ayme Isen-

Surviving are hershUDS?aknd;four uct, "Winnsboro Blue Glan-. ~ow:rMOf /.POPMka, l'o'la.:,MMr~I'lJ.daughters, Mrs. E. . ic erson of.", . .c ee in, rs. .~. 1 er,Rock Hill, Mrs. H. A. Balentine fite , was known throughout' ,Mrs. A. R. Smarr, and 'Mrs.of Blythewood; Mrs. W. R. Frick the world. Possessed Ofi Charles Harris, all of Winnsboro,of .Blythewood and Mrs. Tom amazing eriergy hIS wide- an.d Mrs. J .. H. Young, of Amory,Blease of Newberry; four sons; '.' , MISS.; five brothers, W. L., ofDewey Hood of Columbia, J-ohn spread. business connections) ~J.' M~~ Littleton" Colo.;Hood of Ridgeway, James Hood of took him to every section of, A. S., of W.ilkesbo1'6, 1Ir. -.; - N

Blairs and Paul Hoou of Blairs; .he country ~l.and R. T., ~f W.inn~bo.ro.one sister, Mrs. Mary Jeffcoat of was m ..c.ullvfuoa cemerery. . Funeral ,sel!'vices., conducted byLexington, and several grandchil- The large number of friends the Rev. krlh1:lr M.·Martin theJren and great_grandchildren. and relatives present and the Rev. Charles- J. ~atrr~ and Dr. G:

many beautiful floral tributes G. Mayes,' were~ oem ~Irom thegav~ evidence of the general pop- home Friday. mO~l}if1g;,~nd inter-ularity of Mr. Heyward and the ment was 1~ th;e;. .t'reSbyterian\.b.igh esteem in which he was held. cemetery. Actih pallbearers were

Employees of his company ser- Ernest· Burley; --Brnest Blair,-ved as pallbearers, Wardlaw McCants, S. Hi. McMas-

M H d . . d b hi ter, ,S. O. Taylor ~C·W. Ruff.r. eywar IS survive y IS A t fj~d .• -t:.' .> Leaiid .. n escor 0 ,,'&.111 rcan gion

WI ow, the former MISS Nancy d ' , " ,.'If f '.--.Witherspoon of York; two sis- serve as a ulOlirr.o nor.ters, Miss Mary Heyward of Rionand Sister Mary Ann (BettyHeyward) of St. Mary's convent,:Sewanee, Tenn., and one brother,John T. Heyward of Charlottes-yille ~ _

Charles Strother For d, 84,prominent citizen of Fairfieldcounty, died at his home in theMitford section Tuesday afternoonat 2 o'clock, after an illness of oneyear.

He was born in Chester countyAugust 13, 1856, the only child ofthe late Strother Ford and Mrs.Jane McWaters Ford. When hewas quite young, his parents mov-ed to the Mitford section of Fair-field county. He was educated inthe county schools and at KingsMountain Military academy atYorkville. He married Miss Flor-ence Cornelia Culp, second daugh-ter of Colonel John Ripley Culpand Mrs. Fannie Ragsdale Culp ofChester. For many years he madehis home at Chester where he wasprominently engaged in the insUr-

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ance and real estate business. Hetook a wide interest in all move-ments looking toward the advance-Iment of his section. >

Many years ago he returned toFairfield, where, as in Chester, ~took a keen interest in the publicaffairs of his county. He servedfor eight years in the lower houseof the General Assembly of SoutC.arolina, and in that capacity hdid much for Fairfield. He waswidely Known in legislative circlesand he introduced many bills aimed at the improvement of thcounty which he represented.

He was a member of the MounZion Baptist church, of which hwas clerk, treasurer and superln-tendent of the Sunday school foa number of years.

Ml'. F )rd .:" Ul'\'fv,,j' b.,. "tl:oiligr. ~~r.J i t.hc Mitflll'<l

section, and three daughta •.", A'!:lS.R. B. McDonald, Great Falls, Mrs.R. B.McDonald, Blackstock, MrsGeorge D. Heath,' CharlottesvilleVa.; four grandsons, George DHeath, Washington, D.O., Sa

Funeral services for Jesse L. McCormick, New York City, Geo.Hill, 66, who died at hi, home at M C .Shelton, Fairfield county, Wed- cormIck, Charlotte, N. C., annesday af'ter a heart attack were Harry W. McCormick, Great Fallsheld at 4 o'(:lo-ck Fflday' from I Funeral services, conducted bCool Branch Baptist church, of the Re,,:. D. M. Rivers of Lancaswhich he was a lifelon.; memba, , ter, assisted by the Rev. Mr. Petconducted by his pastor, the Rev. tus of Great Falls, were held aJames Y. Moseley. {jIlt/II, ,Mt. Zion Baptist church WednesHe was a deacon and Sbnday day afternoon.

school .,;"uperintendent for many A magnetic personality, a mayears ".~'Ie was a loyal member 01 of great heart and inte it hMasonic lodge No. 97 t'lJ,d the Ma. i gone "grI s, aSOns of this lodge and the dea- .cons of his church were honorary liMiliIriLrEruS;:;---C-:;G;:;~T:~DS;;;;O~N=-=------'pallbearers.' ~V

Mr. Hill is su.rvivedh.;r his wid- DIES SUNDAYow, Mrs. Sue Crowder Hill; twcsons, Eugene Hill or Columbiaand W. Carl Hill. of Chester ; one Miles (Tobe) Gibson, 69 diedbrother, Charlie- Hill, Snelton; two. at his home in northeastern' Fair-sisters; Mrs.B. B. Betsiii :cf .Drossi field early Sunday. He was bornAncho.r, and Miss. Fl.dd !. Kelle and raised and had spent his en-of Ch~ton ... Several ·.nieces ,an~ tire Iif!Un this section; he was un-nephe~s ,1'.1sO"survrve. .. . marrieif and lived alone. 11/ if tJ../.Actlve pall~earers WE're Bennie Funeral services were cdndud{ d

HIll, J. Melvm Feaster Simmie t H b h eHill, Wallace Fe ster, , Charlie a e ron c ur.ch at eleven o'clockBetsill, William B.~B~tsill. i Monday mo~m.ng by the .ltev.

Honorary 'were the fourdeasons Wade H. Gr~ffm, of the Baptistof 'Cool Branch . chprch,' O. M; church, and mterment was in theWishert, J. A. Steveson, T. J.' church cemetery ..Cartez: and J. E. Hood; and the . Mr. ?ibson is survived by onefollowing, m~mbers of the Masonic sjster, Mrs. H. F. Hollis of FortLodge: L. 'V:-Maye.r, W A_. (~:w.t~,Lawn, an~ one b~cther, L. ~. GihdJ. H. Shdl, R. F. Lo)g, D. K Al- son, of Lando. " . /ken, S. E: Tyson, l\i. C. James, The pall bearers were JT .L H'J. B. Frazier, Jr .. C. l::I. Ragsdale~' J T M ' • . Ig-J E Hood W 'T MD' 1 u' gins, . . cDonald,,h;d L. ,,stev-., ,.. r came, n. enso D' d M D ldG. Wright, W. B. McDowell, W. n, avi c ona , RaderB.' Wright, J. R. Shelton, J. H. Gladden and Neely; Bankhead.Gibson. W. W. Lewis, K Eo Cole-man, J. O. h.ealey.

JOHN R. HAMILTONJohn R. Hamilton died Monday

at the home of his sister, Mrs.D. R. Coleman, where he, hadlived for a number of years.Funeral services were conduct-

,d on Tuesday morning at elev-en-thirty at Salem .Presbyterianchurch by the Rev. L. K. Martinand interment was in the churchcemetery. Six nephews were thepallbearers.~. ii I

Besides his sister, Mr. Hamil-ton is survived by a number of,1.;eces and nephews.:TROTHER POSTMBTRESIES StJDDENL Y AT HOME

'Newberry, Oct. 3/-~;ifs. Ellauber Hentz, for more than a

quarter of a century postmistressat Strother, died suddenly at herhome at .Strother late Tuesday ofa heart attack.Mrs. HEntz was the daughter of

the late Mr. and Mrs. J. S. J.uber of the Broad River com-d.t:lity of Newberry county andad lived at Strother since herusband died many years ago. ~She is survived by two (.mgh-

ers and one son: Miss Elizabethentz and Gilbert Hentz of Al-uquerque, New Mexico, and Mrs.

.. argaret Hentz Epps of Sumter;three sisters, Mrs. Essie Suberoleman of Monticello; Mrs. An-

nie Laurie Caldwell of Strother;iss Louise D. Suber of near

Strother: and two brothers, J. S.J. Suber and Wallace ·Suber ofthe t:r;Qther communit .

Hill FuneralHeld Friday

57.CHARLES FORDIES AT HOME

Prominent <l\-litford }lan Passes.""Tuesday 'After Year's Illness, At

The Age of 84.