The Anniston Star from Anniston, Alabama • Page 18

Sunday. Oct. 11, 1981 5 Why son, Mrs. Cynthia Ptttman, Miss, Antonette Elston and Dcrt't Ycu Km? Kavt You been told "Nothing Can Be of Detroit; and seven grandchildren. Mr.

Sterling was a native of Randolph County and was a member of the Pleasant Hill Baptist Church for many for Mrs. Easter Ellen New, 81, of Lineville, Rt. 1, will be at 2 p.m. today at Wesley's Chapel Christian Church In Randolph County with the Rev. Gordon Taylor officiating.

Burial will be In the church cemetery with Bene-field Funeral Home in -Dansieth Services tor Mrs. Millie Hill Dansieth, 82, of .508 W. Ninth Street, Oxford, will be Monday at 2 p.nt at Miller Funeral Home with Charles Box and the Rev. George McKenzie officiating. Burial will be in Coldwater Cemetery, The body will be at the funeral home through charge; The bodytwill be at Pallbearers nephews.

Mrs. Dansieth was a native, of Randolph County, a lifelong resident of Calhoun Countv and a member of the Oxford Church of Christ. -i-r LlSlOn -ServicesTorMfsFSylvia Elstpn. 52. of 721 W.

19th Anniston, will be Moriday at 4 wn oi IBth Ctroar p.m. Church of God in Christ with Ernest Phillips officiating. Burial will be in Eden Hills Cemetery with Ervin Funeral Chapel in charge, The body will be at the church an hour the funeral home until an ALBANYT Ga, Service lour bffqaMseryice. for Ralph Waldorf, 64, of Mrs. NewTfcCJYiday.

at Albany, formerly of An-her residence after a long niston, will be today at 2 p.m. TODAY DESCENDANTS OF GEORGE BRITTAIN will have a reunion at Noccalula Falls Park in Gadsden from 10 a to 3 p.m. Persons attending should bring basket lunches. TRI-COUNTY BMX race beginning at 2 p.m. at the track in Talladega County.

The track is 2.5 miles south of 1-20 onlAlabama 21-Turn right past the Skyway Drive-In Registration is at irs.m. with bike Inspection at noonr There will be a riders meeting at 1:30 p.m. CALHOUN COURT NO. 12, Order of the Amaranth, will have open installation at 2 p.m. at the Masonic temple in Alexandria.

MOUNT CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH at Dooley Avenue and 16th Street, Anniston, will observe annual men's day at 4 p.m. The Rev. J.H. Calloway of Zion Star Baptist Church in Birmingham will speak. PARK WIN CONGREGATIONAL HOLINESS CHURCH, 1716 W.

12th Anniston, will have a singing at 2 p.m. witlr the Southern Echoes of Gadsden. MANNING CHAPEL CHURCH in Clay County will have an all-day singing beginning at 10 a.m. The Rev. Floyd A.

Sparks will speak and the Sunlighters of Alexander City will sing. Dinner will be served on the picnic grounds behind the church. Mrs. Dansieth died Friday at Regional Medical Center. Survivors include her husband, William "Pete" Dansieth of Oxford; three listers, Mrs.

Pearl Hughes of Anniston, Mrs. Velma Smith jrf Eastaboga andMjss Mary. HJU of Oxford; two James Luther mu oi uxtoro, and Joseph C. Hill of Davenport, Fla. and several nieces and nephews.

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Nerve deafness can be corrected in most cases. If you can't come in, call and we will arrange an in-home test for you. BROWN-BELTONE Hearing Aid Csnter 110 E. 13th St. Ph.

237-1551 before services. ter. Survivors include eight daughters, Mrs. Lora Jack- y. fled-yfa-s JSSSSSSf years.

Waldorf at the Iron City Methodist Church with the Rev. Paul Gaines officiating. Burial will be in the adjoining cemetery with Gray Brown-Service Mortuary in charge. Mr. Waldorf died Thursday in Albany.

Survivors include four daughters, Mrs. Sallie Terrell and Mrs. Barbara Thompson, both of Albany, Mrs. Sandra Moore and Mrs. Debra Yanke, both of Okchobee, a son, Fred Waldorf of Albany; 23 grand-, cnuaren ana five greatgrandchildren.

Mr. Waldorf was a native of West Almond, N.Y., and had lived in Anniston for two and a half years before moving to Albany. He was retired from the U.S. Army and had served in the Korean War. He had worked as a security guard.

He was a Methodist. HOMECOMING SERVICES will be observed at the Church of God of Prophecy in Blue Mountain at 11 a.m. Lunch will be served. There will also be a singing at 1:15 p.m. THE REV.

GREGARY LAW, a senior at Jacksonville High School, will speak during the ll a.m. services at Smith Tabernacle CME Church on Street in Anniston. Miss Rose Elston, all of Anniston, Mrs. Brenda Pittman and Mrs. Alfredia Quarles, both of Chicago, and Mrs.

Rovella Gaines and Mrs. Oohelia Gilliams. both of N.Y.r- two sons, Rufus Elston Jr. and Johnny -Etonth ofAiuton sisters Mrs Betty Ray, MrsCostello SHOTS milUWU, BUS. LMIClie Brown and Mrs.

Mary Williams, all of Anniston, Mrs. Estelle Umstead of Lanham, Mrs. Pearl James of Exmore, Mrs. Elsie Morris of New Haven, and Mrs. (Catherine Reynolds Daniel Bush '0rNew Haven and John Bush of Anniston; and 16 grandchildren.

Pallbearers will be Ronald Bolder, Kenneth Ferrell, Jerry Lawler, Bill Parker and Sgt. Chester James. Mrs. Elston was a native of Anniston and a member of the 18th Street Church of God in Christ. Harkins Gra veside services fot Service Mortuary in charge.

Mr. Harkins died Saturday at Regional Medical Center, Survivors Include his wife, Mrs. Wanda Clark Harkins of Ohatchee, Rt. two daughters, Miss Cindy Harkins and Miss Monica Harkins, both of Ohatchee, Rt. a son, Steve Harkins of Ohatchee, Rt.

his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Harkins of Jacksonville; two sisters, Mary Banks and Anita Stewart, both of Anniston; a brother, James L. Harkins of Anniston. New LINEVILLE Services 'Mean, wild' hog shot in Georgia illness.

Survivors include her husband, Dave New of Lineville, Rt. three daughters, Mrs. Velma Taylor Of Lineville, Rt. 1, Mrs. Bernice Boyd of Wedowee and Mrs.

Jewell Troy New ef Lineville, Rt. 1, Julian New of Anniston, Carl New of Lineville and Jimmy New of Wedowee; 14 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. Pallbearers will be grandsons. Mrs. New was a native and lifelong resident of Randolph County, a housewife and member of Wesley's Chapel Christian Church.

Sterlillff LINEVILLE Services for Willie M. Sterling, 73, of Lineville, Rt. 1, will be Monday at 1 p.m. at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church in Delta with the Rev. Robert Welch officiating.

Burial will be in the church cemetery with Strickland and Sims Funeral Service in charge. The body will be at the funeral home from .2 p.m. today until two hours before the service. Mr. Sterling died Friday at Clay County Hospital after an illness.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Mary J. Sterling of Tallapoosa, a daughter, Mrs. Ora Anderson of Columbia, three sons, Willie Sterling of James Sterling of Westland, and Jimmy Sterling of Japan; a sister, Lula James stroyed. Authorities had Ohatchee, Rt.

1, will be today warned parents in the area to at 2 p.m. Forestlawn Ceme-protect their children. tery with Father Tim Burns Johnston said no one knew, officiating and Gray Brown- what caused this particular hoe to attack livestock. The only logical explanation anyone could come up with for the hog's agressive behavior, Johnston said, was that a nearby farmer bad a herd of 30 hogs which he sold recently, "and that destroyed this fellow's sex life." "Roscoe has said he has seen some big, mean hogs before, and that's apparently just what this one was," Johnston said. Johnston described the hog as "your standard feral hog who at some time in his ancestry reverted to the wild." 5 Feet tstttrina Includtd- GsIJ Webster Memorials Hwy.

431 North at Alexandria 820-1200 MISSIONARY ZONE NO. 3 of the Anniston District of the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church will meet at 3 p.m. --at Jacobs Chapel Church in Talladega. Mrs. Betty Frazier and Mrs.

Florence Sawyer will preside. FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD in Southside on Alabama 77 north will have revival services at 11 a.m. today and 7 nightly through Wednesday. Mike and Pat Robbins of West Manchester, Ohio, will conduct the services. FIRST WESLEY AN CHURCH, 2501 Jefferson Anniston, will have rally day at 9:45 a.m.

There will be a singing at 1:30 p.m. with the DeAnnanville Methodist Church choir and other talent. Dinner will be served. HAVEN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, 114 W. 17th Anniston, will observe Laity Day during the 11 a.m.

services. Church member Dr. Nadine Jenkins will speak. DR. HAROLD CHANDLER will speak at Plumb Sorings Baptist Church near Eastaboga at 7 p.m.

in observance of World Hunger Day. BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH in Clay County will have appreciation day for former pastor the Rev. George Payne during the 11 a.m. services. There will be a fellowship dinner following the services.

CHURCH OF CHRIST in Golden Springs will have a series' of gospel meetings through Friday. Services will be at 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. today and 7:30 nightly through Friday. Arnold Granke of Sumter, S.C., will speak.

COLDWATER CONGREGATIONAL HOLINESS CHURCH on U.S. 78 will have a benefit singing at 2 p.m. With the Faithfulaires and the Unionaires. PjHE COVENANT SOUNDS, a contemporary gospel group, will perform at 7 p.m. at Craig Memorial Methodist Church in Eastaboga.

NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH In Jacksonville will observe its 109th anniversary at 3 p.m. Eleven-year-old the Rev Sam Pope from Huntsville will speak. The junior choir of Greater Calvary Baptist Church in Anniston will sing. 43RD ANNIVERSARY SERVICES will be observed by the Angelic Voice Choir of Sweet Rock Baptist Church in Oxford at 3:30 p.m. Harold Frazier of Hartford, will be special guest.

SMITH CHAPEL AOH CHURCH OF GOD, 2217 Cobb Anniston, will observe men's and women's day at 3 p.m. Elder Juanite Arlington of Birmingham will speak. THE REV. ALVIN GREQGS of Fort. McClellan will speak during the 11 a.m.

services at Smith Metropolitan -AME Zion Church, 14th Street and Pine Avenue, Anniston. There will be a musical at 3 in WEAVER CHURCH OF GOD on the Old Alexandria Road will observe homecoming services beginning at 9: 45 a.m. The Rev. Joe James will speak at 11 a.m. There will be a singing at 1:30 p.m.

with the Evangeleers. Lunch will be served. or Sweater rJL0A i ii 'Si i i in. ares, men ii rtV A 1 Sweaters have always been "A 1 of the nicest things W- about foil dressing. VI Now they have grown AUGUSTA, Ga.

(AP) A "big, mean, wild hog" that had gored nearly a dozen farm animals and scared parents in two counties was tracked down and shot to death Saturday by a hog hunter and Georgia game wardens. Roscoe Davis of Douglas, whose pack of 10 hog dogs cornered the big razorback, said he thought the animal probably weighed 275 to 300 pounds. The hunt began at dawn in an area of Richmond County that includes some light industry, modern subdivisions and open land. By 10 o'clock, the bog had been spotted and Davis' dogs were on the trail. "It was all over by 11," said Gib Johnston of the Department of Natural Resources.

"They had the hog cornered and one of the catch dogs had him. Old Roscoe just walked up and shot him in the head," About 10 horses, mules and cows were gored by the animal last week, and two of the animals were mangled so badly they had to be de- Baptist convention is Monday The 90th annua! session of the Calhoun Baptist Association will begin Monday at 7 p.m. at Golden Springs Baptist Church, 3900Choccolocco Road, and continue through Tuesday at New Haven Baptist Church on Coldwater Road in Anniston, with meet' ings at 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. Speakers for' the session include: the Rev.

Harry Warren, pastor of the Eulaton Baptist Church, who will deliver a sermon Monday night; Dr. George E. Bagley, secretary-treasurer of the Alabama Baptist Convention Executive Board, who will report on state missions Tuesday morning; the Rev. Clyde Boberts, pastor of Grace Baptist Church in who served 10 years as a Southern missionary to Mexico and who will give the missionary sermon Tuesday; and Dr. Larry T.

Wimberly, pastor of Parker Memorial Baptist Church In Anniston, who will deliver the session's closing sermon Tuesday afternoon at 2:30. Other guests at the meeting will be the Rev. and Mrs. C.C. McCain, who served as director and secretary in the Office of Missions for 20 yean, and Dr.

G. Harold and Mrs. Hazel Chandler, the new director and office secretary. The Rev. W.P.

"Buddy" Nelson, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Oxford, will serve as moderator for the session. Under the direction of the Rev. and Mrs. McCain, the Calhoun Baptist Association has grown to a total member-. ship of 86 churches with more than 35,000 members.

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4 BifK i i I I 'r- MOUNT ARNOLD BAPTIST CHURCH on Arnold Drive off Alabama 202 west will have a singing at 2 p.m. with the Knox Family. CONGREGATIONAL HOLINESS CHURCH will have revival services nightly at 6:30 p.m. The Rev. Hoyt McGhee of Griffin, will speak.

REVIVAL SERVICES will continue through Wednesday at 7 nightly at Wellborn Christian Church. Vic Sedgel of Temple, will speak. FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN Church, 701 Mulberry Anniston, will sponsor a tea from 4 to 6 p.m. THE COBB REUNION will be at noon at the fellowship hall in Gnatville. '7.

-r-' MONDAY TALLADEGA COUNTY DEMOCRATIC Con-: ference will meet at 5 p.m. at Amanda Bingham Park. All persons 16 and above are encourage to attend; THE PERSONNEL ASSOCIATION of Calhoun County, ASPA Chapter 299, will meet at 11:30 a.m. at the Anniston Downtowner Motor Inn in the Garden Room. A MEXICAN COOKING WORKSHOP for children ages 6-12 will be offered at the Lenlock Cumrriunity Center at 315 p.m.

Fee will be $2 per youth. 443 will meet at 7 For more informa- ANNISTON MASONIC LODGE No 4.m. at 1400 Wilmer Anniston tion call 236-7975. i i i THE ANNISTON CIVITAN Club will meet at 12 IS m. at the Anniston YMCA.

Bill Falkenberry will speak. HIRAM LODGE No. 42 will meeUt 7 p.m. at the lodge in Jacksonville for practice in the third degree. THE HARRIET PIERCE CIRCLE of New Hope Baptist Church in Hobson City will meet at 6 p.m.

at the home of Mrs. Annie Pearl Barron on West 12th Street, Anniston. For more information call 831-4716. THE SERTOMA CLUB of Calhoun County will meet at 7:30 a.m. at the Downtowner Motor Inn in Anniston.

Benny Hulsey of the Anniston Rescue Squad will speak. PEACE AT HEART Sociai and Savings Club will meet at .7:30 p.m. at the home of Minnie Bradford, Simpson St, Anniston. lPMsWnHBSMMSMsMsassaMsMs I.