Deaths and funerals Mitt Crawford YORK Mr. Mitt Crawford, 67, of 21 Pinckney died Sunday, Aug. 27, 1989, at Dorn Veterans Hospital in Columbia. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Wright Funeral Home. Henry Prior Machinery company retiree FORT MILL Mr.
Henry Roger Prior, 77, of 114 Phifer died Saturday, Aug. 26, 1989, at Piedmont Medical Center. The funeral will be 3 p.m. Tuesday at St. John's United Methodist Church, with the Rev.
James Hood officiating. Burial will be at Unity Cemetery. Mr. Prior, a native of Fountain Inn, from Wilson Lewith "Machinery Corp. of Charlotte.
He member of St. John's United Methodist Church, where he was a member of the Men's Bible Class. Surviving are his daughter, Ollivette P. Ligon of Fort Mill; three sisters, Katherine Bradford, Elizabeth Armstrong and Barbara Hatley, all of Fort Mill; and one granddaughter. The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 tonight at the Wolfe Funeral Home and at other times at the home.
Ivory 'Button' Rambert McCONNELLS Mr. Ivory "Button" Rambert, 82, of 1169 Chester Highway, McConnells, died Sunday, Aug. 27, 1989, at Divine Saviour Hospital in York. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Wright Funeral Home in York. James Scott Rock Hill native ROCK HILL James Julius Scott, 50, of 337-D N.
Jones died Saturday, Aug. 26, 1989, at his home. The funeral will be 11 a.m. Tuesday at Eastside Baptist Church, with the Rev. Hubert Faulkenberry officiating.
Burial will be at Laurelwood Cemetery. Irving Stone, biographical LOS ANGELES (AP) Author Irving Stone, the pioneer of the biographical novel who wrote the popular epics "Lust for Life," "The Agony and the Ecstasy" and "Love is Eternal," has died at age 86. Stone died of heart failure Saturday at 11:20 p.m. at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, hospital spokesman Paula Correia said Sunday. He was admitted to Cedars-Sinai on July 24 after complaining of diffi- Stone culty in swallowing.
Stone Stone produced a stream of bestselling biographical novels that his publishing company estimates have totaled more than 30 million copies. His fictionalized portraits include Michelangelo in "The Agony and the Ecstasy," Vincent Van Gogh in "Lust for Life," Jack London in "Sailor on Horseback," Abraham and Mary Lincoln in "Love is Eternal," Sigmund Freud in "The Passions of the Mind," Charles Darwin in "'The Origin," Andrew and Rachel Jackson in "The President's Lady," and Eugene Debs in "Adversary in the House." Five books were made into movies. "The Agony and the released in 1965, starred Charlton Heston in the title role. "Lust for Life," released in 1956, featured Kirk Douglas as Van Gogh and Mr. Scott was a native of Rock Hill and a member of Eastside Baptist Church.
Surviving are his brother, Melvin Eugene Scott of Bristol, and four sisters, Thelma Yvonne Van Seeter and Mary Louise Sanderson, both of Rock Hill, Judy Lucille Wells of Garfield, N.J., and Diane S. Mathis of Sharon. The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 tonight at Bass Funeral Home and at other times at the home of Robert and Patty Stajin, 2841 Aziza Road. Rebecca White Homemaker FORT MILL Mrs. Rebecca White, 91, of 220 Washington Fort Mill, died Friday, Aug.
25, 1989, at Tanglewood Nursing Center in Ridgeway. The funeral will be 3 p.m. Tuesday at United AME Zion Church, with the Rev. C.J. Jenkins officiating and the Revs.
Mildred Patton, R.L. Davis, J.H. Bailey and J.D. Dunlap assisting. Burial will be at Green Hill Cemetery.
Mrs. White was a member of United AME Zion Church, the church choir and Stewardess Board. She was a homemaker. Surviving are two daughters, Ella M. Potts of Fort Mill and Ola Hyatt of Rock Hill; three sons, Bill White of Charlotte, Alonzo White and Herbert White, both of Rock Hill; 32 grandchildren, 61 greatgrandchildren and 27 great-greatgrandchildren.
The family will receive friends from 7 to 8 tonight at the church. Johnson Funeral Home is in charge. The Herald prints full obituaries of residents or former residents of our circulation area. In addition to funeral information, we will print survivors and a brief history of the deceased and will run a picture if provided. We also will print partial obituaries for people who have never lived in our circulation area but have local survivors.
To get an obituary published, please call Mia Grigsby at 329-4073 with the name of the deceased and the funeral home. For long distance, call toll-free at 1-800-868-4411. author of novels, dies Anthony Quinn as Paul Gauguin. "Irving Stone's gift was remarkable," Heston said Sunday. "He had a prodigious talent.
We'll miss him, but I'm glad we still have his books." Stone also produced "Clarence Darrow for the Defense," a biography of the famed lawyer. His wife, Jean, said her husband was working on a biographical novel up to his death and she hoped it would somehow be completed in the future. She did not disclose the subject of the book. "The only thing he ever wanted to do was write books and that's what he did all his live and we did it together," Mrs. Stone said in a telephone interview from the couple's Beverly Hills home.
'That will be his immortality the books he left," she added. Stone once said he never got lonely as a writer, and added: "I have always believed that the book is the most important tool that man has ever invented, more important that the wheel, cement or running water. He meticulously researched each novel spending numerous months delving into archives, scouring libraries, digging in basem*nts, and living in garrets, studios and even asylums. Stone is survived by his wife, their son, Kenneth, and daughter, Paula. A memorial service for friends and relatives will be held at Leo Baeck Temple in Los Angeles later this week, his wife said.
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The group of about 30 blacks and 70 whites was escorted by 20 police on motorcycles and dozens more on foot as about 300 white residents lined the street. Many residents watched passively from windows and storefronts while others walked along the street waving posters in the air and chanting, "Go home. Go home." Some residents shouted, "Free the boys from Bensonhurst," a reference to five white youths who have been arrested in the slaying. Others booed the marchers and chanted "Central Park, Central Park," referring to the recent rape and beating of a white jogger there, allegedly by a gang of blacks and Hispanics. Some made obscene gestures.
One man was taken into custody but not immediately charged after a small firecracker was thrown at the demonstrators, said Sgt. Ed Burns, a police spokesman. The protesters chanted, "Whose city? Our city," as they walked about 10 blocks from the site of the killing through the community's streets. "New York City is not going to become Johannesburg, South Africa. This is our city and we are going to walk wherever we want.
We need to see more of the good people in this community," ell said at the site of Hawkins' death. Throughout the march, police blocked streets with barricades to prevent confrontations. Hawkins and three friends were attacked by a gang of neighborhood whites carrying baseball bats, twoby-fours and golf clubs when they arrived in Brooklyn's mostly Italian-Jewish Bensonhurst section to answer an advertisem*nt for a used car. Police said the gang was angered by a local white girl's dating of a black youth, and they gathered with the intention of attacking the black when he arrived for the girl's birthday party. A protest march Saturday afternoon by blacks through the mostly white neighborhood was greeted with jeers, spitting and racial slurs.
Some whites held up watermelons as 300 or so blacks marched through. Residents also chanted "Central Park, Central Park" during that incident. The blacks answered with "Howard Beach, Howard Beach," a reference to the December 1986 killing of Michael Griffith, 23. is about what we' expected," said Joseph Calzerano, the police department's chief of operations. "The feelings are running high." "If we didn't do it because of what happened yesterday then it would be just like South Africa," Mitchell said before a brief memorial service at the site of the killing Sunday.
Thousands pay respects to Newton OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) Thousands of friends and admirers of Huey P. Newton lined up for three blocks outside a funeral home Sunday to pay their respects to the slain Black Panther Party founder. "This is a terrible tragedy for blacks. He stood for black pride in the '60s and now he stands for the Acid rain.
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