Tryon Daily Bulletin, Frl., Nov. 21,1980
Fanning M. Hearon, Jr. of New
York City; sisters, Mrs. E. W.
Marshall and Mrs. L. Perrin
Smith of Spartanburg; a brother,
Charles 0. Hearon, Jr. of
Gramling, S. C.; six
grandchildren.
Services will be held today
(Friday) at 11 a.m. at the
Episcopal Church of the Holy
Cross with the Rev. James 0.
Reynolds officiating. Burial will
be in Greenlawn Memorial
Gardens, Spartanburg at 12:30
p.m.
Memorials may be made tc
Episcopal Church of the Holy
Cross, Good Shepherd Church or
Tryon Fine Arts Center, Inc.
McFarland Funeral Chapel is
in charge of arrangements.
Maude L. Pace
Maude L. Pace, 86, of
Greenville Street, Saluda, died
Wednesday morning at her home
after a long illness.
She was a native and lifelong
resident of Polk County. She was
a daughter of the late Thomas
and Elizabeth Newman Pace and
widow of the late Herbert E.
Pace, who died in 1964.
Surviving are three daughters,
Mrs. Ruth Lawler, Mrs. Ruby
Pace and Mrs. Betty Thompson,
all of Saluda; a son, Wayman 0.
Pace of Saluda; and a sister,
Mrs. Eva Hooper of Brevard.
Services will be held today
(Fri.) at 2 p.m. at the First
Baptist Church of Saluda of
which she was a member. The
Rev. Tom Capell and Rev. Victor
Blackwell will officiate. Burial
will be in the church cemetery
Thomas Shepherd and Son
Funeral Directors are in charge
of arrangements.
Died Wednesday
Fanning Hearon
Fanning Miles Hearon, 74, died
Wednesday at 12:20 p.m. at White
Oak Terrace, Tryon.
A native of Bristol, Virginia, he
was a son of the late Charles O.
and Belle McLaughlin Hearon.
He was a graduate of Washington
and Lee University and served as
a Navy Commander during
World War II and Korean War.
His father was publisher and
editor of the Spartanburg Herald-
Journal. He was a member of the
Episcopal Church of Holy Cross
He was a member of the
original Fine Arts Center Board
and was president of the Tryon
Little Theater. He was associated
with WTYN for a number of
years.
Surviving are: three
daughters, Mrs. Ed Dickson of
Richmond, Va., Mrs. Baylies
Hearon Willey of Hollings. Va ,
Sally Hearon of Charlotte; a son.
Instrumental Music,
Poetry, Readings
The public is invited to a
program of vocal and
instrumental music, poetry and
readings at 4:00 o’clock Saturday
afternoon, November 22, in the
Tryon Seventh-day Adventist
Church.
There is no admission charge.
An offering will be taken for the
church’s Investment fund, which
goes to missions, according to
Mrs. Lois Laybourn, local
Investment leader.
Participating in the program
will be: Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Dedmondt and son George, Dr.
and Mrs. Earl Hornbeck, Mrs.
George Lindsey, Elder Ralph
Cash, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kutt,
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Mason,
Mrs. LeNoy Kyzer, Mrs. David
Lawrence, Mrs. Charles
Blomeley, Mrs. John Parris,
Mrs. Charles Wittschiebe,
Delbert Hornbeck, Mrs. Eric
Torgerson, Miss Katherine
Kennedy, and Julie and Russell
Herman.
RED FOX BRIDGE
Winners of the Red Fox
Couples Bridge were as foilows-
Tie for 1st, Mr. and Mrs. 0 O.
Paulsell, 3rd., George Stothoff
4th, Mrs. Randolph Walker.
FOR RENT: 4 Bedrooms, 3
baths, living room, dining room,
and kitchen. Home ideally
located on Hog Back Mtn Rd
Magnificent Panoramic Mtn
Views $400 per month. Call
Dean Butler Realty. Inc. 704-859-
5843. adv. 21,25,28,c
Veteran Questions
Q. Under th new improved
pension law, can a veteran who
does not have custody of his child
receive additional pension if the
veteran is not paying child
support?
A. No. Under the new improved
pension law the veteran must be
paying a child support to be
entitled to any additional
allowance for a dependent child.
Q. I have a VA guaranteed
home loan. I plan to sell my home
to an individual who will assume
the payments. Can I do this? Are
there any special procedures I
should follow?
A. Another individual may
assume your loan. However, you
should contact the nearest VA
regional office to obtain a release
of liability or you may be held
liable in the event of default on
the loan.
Q. I was denied widow's
benefits from the Veterans
Administration because I was
never legally married to a
veteran with whom I had lived for
20 years What, if anything, can I
do about this?
A. VA will recognize an
established common law
marriage if such marriage is
recognized by the state in which
the couple resides. Any VA
regional office will provide
information and advise veterans
on the evidence required to
establish a common law
marriage
To operate household
equipment economically, use
small appliances rather than the
range, for small-portion cooking.
Most pants patterns are sold
according to waist measurement.
But the hips should be considered
too If hips are more than two
inches bigger than those on the
pattern envelope, purchase the
pattern in the next largest size.
Commercially frozen unbaked
apple, cherry or peach pies
usually maintain good quality up
to eight months in the home
freezer
THANK YOU
We would like to thank Dr
Pagter, Dr Anderson, the nurses
and staff of St. Luke’s Hospital
for the kindness and care given to
Mrs Marion Greene while she
was a patient in the hospital. May
God bless each of you
The Oliver Greene Family
adv 21, pd
FOR RENT: 2 bedroom Mobile
Home. Extra clean. Furnished.
Good location. Call 859-5767. adv.
fri. tf.
CLIP CADDY
Magnetic Clip Dispenser. In
colors. Gem Clips included.
Will not spill. You’ll like Clip
Caddy. See it.
ARLEDGE PRINTERS
Phone 859-9530, Tryon, N. C.
FOR SALE: 1953 Dodge Dart, 4
dr. in good condition. Come see it
anyday. $475. Call W. L. or
Carolyn Dunlap, 859-5325. adv 21
24,26,c.
A LITTLE FARM FOR SALE:
35 acres, can divide into 2 tracts;
12 and 23, creek and small lake,
view of the mountains, real good
building sites, about 1500 ft. of
paved road frontage. A part of
the Brannons farm since 1922.
Will finance Located off Hwy. 9
in Sandy Plains Community.
Troy Brannon, 863-4333. adv 21
28,c.
LOST: CAMERA, MINOLTA,
IN BROWN KODAK CASE. 894-
3789. adv. 21, pd.
Rotary Scholarship
The Tryon Rotary Club is
seeking applicants from Polk
County for graduate study
abroad in 1981-82. The Chan
Gordon Memorial Scholarship
a $3,500 award and is
nmited to applicants from Rotary
Western 767 ’ COm P r ' si "8 the
Carol"". count,es ° f Norlh
is m^^ 0 ° f the scholarship
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purlue collcgc graduate to
ambassador gXV^
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or exp^t X m ^ st either have,
bach^V 7^° by June 198 *- 3
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might be interest many wh °
are now away 7 appl y ,n R
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announcement tof^ tO bring lhis
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