Deaths and Funerals in several South Carolina towns
Lloyd H. Padgett 60 of Warrenville died at home. Funeral at Warrenville First Baptist Church with Masonic burial in Graniteville Cemetery. Surviving widow Lillie Mae. Bertha Cheatham Curry 90 of Bath died. funeral at Second Baptist Church with burial at Jacksonville Memorial Gardens. James Shoultz buried at Dent's Funeral Home. Albert C. Brayboy funeral at Son-Brooks Memorial in Aiken. Clifford A. Kirby graveside service in Bethany Cemetery. Marie Salley Turner funeral at Posey's Langley. Robert Baker Evans 68 of Sumter funeral at Grace Baptist Church with burial in Sumter. Memorials to Grace Baptist Church Building Fund. Funeral homes listed: Posey’s, Jackson-Brooks, Dent’s, Son-Brooks, Elmore Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrenville
Lloyd H. Padgett
Aiken Blvd
Warrenville First Baptist Church
Derald F. Adams
Graniteville Cemetery
Padgett
Aiken County
Vaucluse
Graniteville Co
American Legion
Bath
Nashville
Tenn
Albert C. Brayboy
son-Brooks
Aiken
E.W. Fredericks
Fairfield Baptist Church Cemetery
New Ellenton
Brayboy
25Th Ave. N
Monetta
Clifford A. Kirby
Bethany Cemetery
Charles Yoho
Mr. Kirby
George Funeral Home
Sumter
Robert Baker Evans
Charleston
Evans
Grace Baptist Church
Gary Parker
Robert B. Evans Jr
Daniel E. Johnston
Sumter Cemetery
Tom’s Food Limited
Hebron Presbyterian Church
Grace Baptist Church Building Fund
Elmore Hill Funeral Home
S.C
Lillie Mae Wood Padgett
Graniteville
Posey's Funeral Home
Graniteville, SC
Notable Deaths Across Nations Mark End of Eras
Reports from Neptune New Jersey Los Angeles Moscow Idaho Tokyo note the deaths of John W Rockefeller Jr 88 aviator engineer and author Carole Costello daughter of Lou Costello and Dean Martin 48 William Cloud Moore 78 Idaho professor state senator and arbitration pioneer Shintaro Fukushima 80 former Kyodo News president and Times editor These obituaries highlight contributions to aviation law media and academia and mark transitions in multiple fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neptune
N.J
John W. Rockefeller Jr
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
New York City
Red Bank
Vanguard Press
Los Angeles
Carole Costello
Lou Costello
Dean Martin
Miss Costello
Bud Abbott
Abbott
Goodson-Todman Productions
Craig Martin
Moscow
Idaho
William Cloud Moore
Moore
University of Idaho
School of Business
Tokyo
Shintaro Fukushima
Japan
Kyodo News Service
Japan Times
Memorial service for Dorothy O Watson Everson at St Thaddeus
A memorial service for Dorothy O Watson Everson will be held at 5 30 p m today at St Thaddeus Episcopal Church with burial in the church cemetery She resided at 915 Dexter Street NE and died March 22 at age 73 George Funeral Home is in BLACKVILLE The funeral for Mrs Mary W Etheredge will take place at 4 p m today at
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Bath
James Shoultz
Dent
Augusta
Nathaniel Irvin
Old Storm Branch Church
Mr. Shoultz
Henry Howard
Jackson-Brooks Memorial Chapel
Alvin C. Settles
Jessamine Memorial Gardens
Mr. Howard
Morgan St. NW
Dorothy O. Watson Everson
St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church
Church
Everson
Dexter Street
George Funeral Home
Dorothy O Everson Memorial Service at St Thaddeus Church
A memorial funeral service for Dorothy O. Everson, wife of Mr. John Everson, is set for Thursday afternoon at 5:30 PM at St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church. George Funeral Home, Inc. of Aiken, South Carolina handles arrangements.
Obituary notices for Turner Padgett and McMahan in Warrenville
Obituary notices list March 31 1987 entry for Marie Turner of Warrenville and April 1 1987 death of Lloyd H Padgett with service details at Posey Funeral Home Langley and Graniteville in South Carolina. Additional brief notices mention Howard Ben McMahan and arrangements pending at Posey Funeral Home Graniteville.
Farmers Protest Freeze In Subsidies In Bonn
More than 20,000 farmers marched through Bonn protesting a proposed freeze on some EC subsidies. They hung effigies of EC officials and waved banners saying EEC Equals Holocaust and Say No to the EEC as officials met with Chancellor Kohl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
West Germany
European Community
Community
Commission
Helmut Kohl
Banks Lift Prime Rate as Dollar Rises on Trade Fears
Several large banks matched Citibank and Chase Manhattan in boosting the prime rate to 7.75 percent from 7.5. The move supported the dollar, which strengthened after fears of a U.S. Japan trade war. Commerce data show February construction spending up 1 percent led by nonresidential gains, offsetting residential weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citibank
Chase Manhattan Bank
United States
Japan
New York
Commerce Department
Treasury
James A
Baker III
Baker
Reagan
U.S
Two Firms Bid To Build Regional Low-Level Waste Dump
Two companies submitted proposals to operate a regional low-level radioactive waste dump for Arkansas Louisiana Oklahoma Kansas and Nebraska. Westinghouse Nuclear Fuel Business Unit and U S Ecology Bechtel National submitted bids by 5 p m Wednesday with hearings planned across states and a summer contractor selection. The facility must be operating by 1993 and siting studies highlighted areas in several counties across four states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Atlanta
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Madison
U.S. Ecology of Louisville
U.S. Ecology
Bechtel National Inc
San Francisco
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bertha C. Curry
Bertha Cheatham Curry
Second Baptist Church
W.H. Hightower
Curry
Florence St. NW
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Marie $. Turner
Marie Salley Turner
Posey
Langley
Bob Still
Turner
Route 1
Lynette Tanton
Gloverville
Robert B. Evans
Western Pine
Washington and
Idaho Wheat Associations
Senate
American Arbitration Association
University
Fukushima
Kyodo
The
Times
Dorothy O. Everson
Mary W. Etheredge
Blackville
George
Dosey
Pennington
Bs Wai
PennGreen
Centipede
North Augusta
Country Bay Farm & Lawn Center
Ascauga Lake Rd
Northside
Ace Hardware
Martintown Rd
Marcy Gordon
Associated Press
Electone Hearing Aid Company
Electone
Electone Hearing Aid Dept
P.O. Box
Winter Park
Laurens St
Stephen D. Posey Funeral Home
Whiskey Road
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