YORK OBSERVER Sunday, January 21, 1990 Interior Secretary To Hold Meeting On Catawba Suit By BILL CHAPMAN Staff Writer ROCK HILL U.S. Interior Secretary Manuel Lujan has agreed to meet with S.C. officials about the Catawba Indian land claim. The meeting with Gov. Carroll Campbell, Rep.
John Spratt, D- S.C., and state Tax Commissioner Crawford Clarkson. at 10:30 a.m. Thursday in Lujan's office. Clarkson was selected by Campbell to lead a committee studying the Catawba Indian dispute. Robert Hopkins, spokesman for Spratt, said Campbell wrote Lujan last week asking for federal involvement in any settlement discussion.
"It will be a fairly short meeting outlining what has happened in the past and certain legal points," Hopkins said. Hopkins said the secretary will decide who will sit in on future committee meetings, but "it'll probably be an assistant solicitor in the Department of Interior." The Catawbas in 1980 sued to reclaim 140,000 acres in York, Chester and Lancaster counties, claiming an 1850 treaty that gave the land to the state is invalid. Hopkins said Spratt believes both sides need to sit down and discuss conditions of a settlement. "For a long time, (Spratt) has wanted to get representatives of the Indians, representatives of local and state government and the federal government to sit down at one table in the same room and explore those conditions," Hopkins said. The U.S.
Department of Interior is responsible for Native American affairs. Lancaster County Man Shot To Death In Heath Springs HEATH SPRINGS A Lancaster County man was killed Friday morning when he was shot in the chest with a handgun. Barry Gene Hinson, 29, died instantly after being shot in the upper left side of his chest with a pistol, Lancaster County Coroner Mike Morris said. Hinson was found lying face down in a bedroom at the Route 2 home of Brenda Blackmon in the Flint Ridge area of Heath Springs. Patrick Helms, 18, of Route 1, Heath Springs, was arrested by the Lancaster County Sheriff's Department and charged with murder and kidnapping in the shooting.
He is being held without bond at Lancaster County Detention Center. According to an arrest warrant and sheriff's report, Helms had gone to Blackmon's house in search of Dorothy Missy Hinson, who sheriff's officials believe was once married to Barry Hinson. Dorothy Hinson was staying with Blackmon. Major John Cauthen of the sheriff's department said an argument between Helms and Barry Hinson happened shortly thereafter. After Hinson was shot, Helms grabbed Dorothy Hinson and took her a short distance to a relative's house.
Helms was arrested about 30 minutes later at the relative's house by sheriff's deputies. Funeral services for Hinson, who was a brick mason, will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Rich Hill Baptist Church. Mike Wynn Let Us Know We ask funeral homes in York, Lancaster and Chester counties to call or visit The York Observer at 1174 Oakland Rock Hill, with news of deaths and funerals. Please ask the family of the deceased for a photograph we can publish.
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or 1-800-532-5351 toll-free. The York Observer "I have a dream!" LISA Sisters Tonja (left) and Sonja Rollison carry a banner leading a parade Saturday in York honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. York YORK An enthusiastic crowd estimated at 2,000 0 Saturday watched the fifth Martin Luther King Jr. parade roll through downtown York.
King's birthday and the national observance of it was Monday. The civil rights leader, assassinated in April 1968, would have been 61. Obituaries es Gertrude Adams Homemaker LANCASTER Mrs. Gertrude Reeves Adams, 69, of 206 Hampton Rd. died Jan.
19, 1990, at her home. Funeral is 2 p.m. Tuesday at Zion Pilgrim Baptist Church, with the Rev. Leonard Cureton officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery.
Visitation is 7 to 8 Monday night at Crawford Funeral Home. Survivors are her son, Theodis Adams of New York City; daughters, Mrs. Mae Brown, A Mrs. Helen Massey, Mrs. Delores Gladden, Mrs.
Paulette Mcllwain, Mrs. Wyeen Stroud; brothers, Frank Reeves, Earlene Reeves, both of Washington, Baxter Reeves, Lester Reeves; sister, Mrs. Mattie Crawford of Kannapolis N.C. Barry Hinson Brick Mason HEATH SPRINGS Mr. Barry Gene Hinson, 29, of Route 2 died Jan.
19, 1990. Funeral i is 2 p.m. Monday at the Rich Hill Baptist Church, with the Rev. Bobby Owens officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery.
Visitation is 10 a.m. today until 1 p.mi. Monday Hinson at was his born home. in Lancaster, a son of the James Allen and Euna Mae Willia Hinson. He was a brick mason.
Survivors are his wife, Brenda Satterfield Hinson; father, James Hinson; mother, Mrs. Euna Mae Hinson; brothers, Wayne Hinson of Jefferson, Glenn Hinson of Anderson, Douglas Hinson; sister, Mrs. Judy Greene. Cauthen Funeral Home's Kershaw chapel is in charge. York Police Chief Dave Morton led more than 60 units down North Congress Street at noon.
Lori Stokes of WBTV-TV News was the grand marshal. A large sedan with a sign that read "Keep the Dream Alive" drove slowly past the mostly black crowd as a recording of King's Elephus Horton Farmer King SHARON Mr. Elephus Bonner Horton 85, of Route 1 died Jan. 19, 1990, at Ellen Sagar Nursing Home in Union, S.C. Funeral is 11 a.m.
Monday at the Bullock Creek Presbyterian Church, with the Rev. George Busch officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Visitation is 7 to 9 tonight at York Funeral Home. Mr.
Horton was a retired farmer and a member of Bullock Creek Presbyterian Church. Bonner Horton Road was named for him. Survivors are his wife, Eva; sons, Walter Horton of Rock Hill, James Horton, E.B. Horton Francis William Horton, all of Bullock Creek; daughters, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Price of Waco, Mrs.
Trula Ham, Miss Dorothy Horton, both of Lockhart, Mrs. Carolyn Bradley Chester, Mrs. Linda Belue of Mrs. Eleanor Michael of Clover; brother, Wade Horton of Greenville; 21 grandchildren; 17 great-grandchildren. Memorials can be made to the Bullock Creek Cemetery Association, Route 1, Sharon, S.C.
28742; or to the Hickory Grove Lifesaving Squad, Hickory Grove, S.C. 29717. Susannah Sowell Homemaker KERSHAW Mrs. Susannah Nancy Gay Sowell, 91, of Route 2 died Jan. 19, 1990, at the Kershaw County Memorial Hospital.
Funeral is 4 p.m. today at Cauthen Funeral Home, with the Revs. Dearld Sterling and Leon Lancaster officiating. Burial will be in the Something To Think About FRANK GREENE DIRECTORWHAT IS GRIEF? All human relationships end in er goal of grief is the internal separation. It's a fact which can- realization and recognition of not be denied.
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The Charlotte Observer The York Observer Serving York, Lancaster and Chester counties Holiday speeches played. Two children followed with a banner depicting King. Members of the York and Clover city councils waved from cars. And the York Junior High School band, dressed in black and white, played a medley of hymns as it marched along the four-block Kershaw City Cemetery. Mrs.
Sowell was born in Heath Springs, a daughter of the late Butler Langy and Mozetta Vincent Gay. She was a homemaker and a member and Sunday School the Thorn Hill Baptist Survivors are her son, Randolph Sowell; daughters, Mrs. Betty Prim of Atlanta, Mrs. Dorothy Johnson, Mrs. Vera Riddle; sisters, Mrs.
Clarice Thomas of Alexandria, Mrs. Ila Sowell; 12 grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren. Other S.C. Deaths The following deaths were published in The State, Jan. 20, 1990.
Mrs. Docia Benton, Walterboro. Mrs. Hettie Berry, Latta. Mr.
Fitzhugh Blackman, Society Hill. Mrs. Tilla Bullard, Hampton. Mrs. H.B.
Butler, Mrs. Mary Carmichael, Dillon. Melvin Calvert, Laurens. Mrs. Alice Carson, Mr.
Ernest Crout, Baby Boy Hall, Mr. Robert Jones Mr. Manuel Lopez, Mr. Daniel McMahon, Mr. Roland Morant, Mrs.
Frances Williams, Columbia. Miss Mary Demosthenes, Mrs. Rhea Price, Mrs. Kathleen Sagar, Beaufort. parade route.
The 30-minute parade, sponsored by the western York County branch of the NAACP, featured floats representing area churches and businesses and the York Fire Department. Bill Chapman Miss Angel Dennis, Mrs. Elvy Land, Manning. Mr. Claude Duncan, Barnwell.
Mr. Kirby Eubanks, Kershaw. Mrs. Emma Gant, Mrs. Matilda Lee, Mr.
J. Howard Smith, Hartsville. Mr. James Hair, Mrs. Doris Harvey, Mr.
Augustus Quattlebaum, Greenwood. Mr. Clarence Hall, Belvedere. Mrs. Rebecca James, Rembert.
Mrs. Mary Johnson, Allendale. Miss Peggy Layton, Spartanburg. Mr. B.L.
Moore, Georgetown. Mr. John Newell Hemingway. Mr. Robert Oliver, Winnsbore.
Mrs. Joyce Price, Pageland. Mr. Roger Pringle, Grays Hill. Mrs.
Edna Shadden, Mrs. Myrtle Wargo, Lexington. Mrs. Doris Shaleuly, Summerton. Mrs.
French Speer, Moncks Corner. Mr. Charles Spiegel, Timmonsville. Mrs. Cornelia Styles, Orangeburg.
Mrs. Beatrice Timms, Calhoun Falls. Mrs. Callie Todd, Mount Vernon. Mrs.
Annie Trammell, Clinton. Mrs. Valerie Venable, Mrs. Frances Werner, Myrtle Beach. Mr.
Cecil White, Kingstree. Mr. Cornell White, North Charleston. Mrs. Margaret Willard, Buffalo.
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