Deaths and Funerals in Graniteville
Mrs. Arthur W. Page of 269 Rennie St Graniteville died Sunday at Aiken County Hospital. Funeral held 2 p.m. at Warrenville Revival Center. Burial Graniteville Cemetery. Surviving husband, son Edward G. Melton, grandchildren and siblings listed. Pallbearers named. Friends may call at home or funeral home.
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Graniteville
Arthur W
Nancy Emma LaFavor) Page
Rennie St
Aiken County
Warrenville
Audrey Widener
Dennis Phillips
Jefferson County
Page
Graniteville Company
Warrenville Revival Center
Edward G. Melton
Marcus Vickers
Greenwood
Robert
Bob) Hayes
Augusta
John T. Page
Aiken
Elmer LaFavor
Myrtle Enlow
Florrie Harrison
Willie Mayes
Nellie Boyd
Frank LaFavor
James Seigler
Jerry Widener
Marion Clark
Jimmy Marchant
Billy Conaway
Harold Cook
Obituary for Hobert Laws of North Augusta
Hobert Laws of 1006 Weston Street North Augusta died Sunday in a local hospital. Funeral services are at 4 p.m. today at Posey’s Funeral Home North Augusta with Reverends Brady and Price officiating. Burial follows at Sunset Memory Gardens. A North Carolina native, he lived in North Augusta 21 years and worked as a Southeastern Stages driver. He was a member of Carolina Heights Methodist Church and Acacia Masonic Lodge. Survived by widow Gene Goforth Laws two sons Hubert Wayne and Thomas Scott Laws a daughter Laura Jean Laws three brothers and three sisters.
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North Augusta
Hobert Laws
Weston St
Posey
J.D. Brady
Amos Price
Sunset Memory Gardens
North Carolina
Laws
Southeastern Stages
Carolina Heights
Southern Methodist Church
Acacia Masonic Lodge
Gene Goforth Laws
Hubert Wayne Laws
Thomas Scott Laws
Laura Jean Laws
Augusta
Ross Laws
Clearwater
Thomas Laws
Crouse
N.C
Claude Ray
Spartanburg
Etta Lively
Bessemer City
Ruby Nix
Una
Velma Blanton
Gastonia
Aiken Standard Publication Notice and Rates
Aiken Standard, established 1867, publishes daily except weekends from 124 Rutland Drive. The paper carries AP dispatches with exclusive local news rights and offers mail and carrier subscription rates. corrections provided in the next issue at no extra cost.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
Rutland Funeral Held in North Augusta
Funeral services for Luther H. Luke Rutland of 1811 Marion Ave North Augusta were held today at 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church with Revs Robert Ledbetter and Art Snead officiating. Burial followed at Pineview Memorial Gardens.
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North Augusta
Luther H. (Luke) Rutland
Marion Ave
First Baptist Church
Robert Ledbetter
Art Snead
Pineview Memorial Gardens
Mrs D G Atteberry Dies. Rites Set In Graniteville
Mrs D G Atteberry also known as Essie Ergle Atteberry 78 of 110 Powell Street Graniteville died Sunday at Aiken County Hospital Funeral services are scheduled today at 4 pm at First Baptist Church Graniteville with Dr J E Dake and Dr E Lowell Spivey officiating Burial will be in Graniteville Cemetery Pallbearers listed as Rev Lake Thompson Jim Hamilton James Randall Archie Dodgen James Williams and L L Willis posey funeral home Graniteville had charge of arrangements
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Graniteville
David G
Essie Ergle) Atteberry
Powell St
Aiken County
First Baptist Church
J.E. Dake
E. Lowell Spivey
Lake Thompson
Jim Hamilton
James Randall
Archie Dodgen
James Williams
L.L. Willis
Posey
Items Sought For Auction In Belvedere
Community fundraiser auction to aid the Belvedere North Augusta Rescue Squad will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at North Augusta Plaza in cooperation with Plaza merchants. Donations encouraged and requests for drop offs or pickup should contact Harry Hill at 279 0618.
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Belvedere
North Augusta
North Augusta Plaza
Harry Hill
Calley Seeks New Trial or Reversal in My Lai Case
Army Lt. William L. Calley Jr. asks the US Court of Military Appeals for a new trial or reversal of his murder conviction tied to the My Lai massacre. His lawyers cite an Army Court of Military Review ruling that Calley maliciously ordered civilians shot during the March 16, 1968 sweep of My Lai hamlet.
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Washington
Army
William L. Calley Jr
US Court of Military Appeals
My Lai
Calley
Army Court of Military Review
Young 18yearold Etheredge to run for Jackson town council
Jackson 18yearold student William B Etheredge III has qualified to run for a twoyear term on the Jackson town council in the May 1 election The town clerk said he is the youngest candidate ever to seek a council seat Also on the ballot are incumbents and several firsttime candidates for the mayor public works commissioner and multiple council terms
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Jackson
USCA
Thelma Barber
William B. Etheredge III
J.M. Brown
Wade T
DuPont Employe L.A. McNair
Etheredge
Augusta Man Charged With Assault On Aiken Woman
An Augusta man 21 year old Jesse Nosworthy was charged with assault and battery with intent to kill after an Aiken woman was assaulted at Carriage Park Apartments on Two Notch Road. The arrest followed a 9 20 p m call and an APB.
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Augusta
Aiken
Carriage Park
Jesse E. Nosworthy
Two Notch Road
Public Safety
J.C. Busbee
Busbee
O. Ray
Det. Simmons
R.P. Voight
Ptl
CE. Edwards
Jake Odom
Harry St
N.E
Ambulance Service Debate Highlights Cost and Pay
In Jackson and Beech Island area residents press for ambulance service amid limited calls in Aiken County. Officials note calls total about 500 and say funding rests with the Aiken County Board of Commissioners while noting the lack of local medical facilities.
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Jackson-Beech Island
Aiken County
Surles
Granville DeWitt
Aiken County Board of Commissioners
DeWitt
Jackson
County Education Group Honors Retiring Teachers
The Aiken County Education Association honored 28 personnel retiring at the end of this school year with certificates for years of service. Recipients include administrators and teachers from Aiken High, Windsor, North Augusta, Byrd, Belvedere, Gloverville, and other area schools, along with middle and administrative staff.
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County Education Group
Aiken County Education Association
G.T Myers
Elmira E. Stiefel
Windsor
Irene J. Miller
Greendale
Frances C. Sanderson
North Aiken
Margaret C. Bobo
Aiken
Leland A. Jackson
Schofield
Frances Hentz
Elizabeth Cato
Millbrook
Pearl B. Bennett
Lelia A. Bradley
Louise B. Williams
Belvedere
Mittie H. White
Lula Willis Nicholson
Hammond Hill
Bessie Mae Beil
North Augusta
Katharine Dora Bell
Gladys F. Kneece
Gloverville
Bobo
Margaret Bobo
Aiken High School
Jim Martin
Paul Knox School
Battle Over Horses Continues Near New Ellenton
The Grants kept their children horses after a zoning dispute in New Ellenton. They moved to a Woodlawn Drive house near the town line to avoid giving up their horses, citing family unity and fear of future annexation. Mrs. Grant notes the town’s stance on equine keeping outside its bounds.
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Fields
Woodlawn Dr
New Ellenton
Community Calendar Moments Across Local Groups
The Citizens Advisory Commission meets at 5 15 p.m. in Council Chambers. Jaycees gather at 7 30 p.m. in the Jaycee Hut. Civil Air Patrol convenes at 7 p.m. at the Army Reserve Center. The cast of You re a Good Man Charlie Brown rehearses at 7 30 p.m. at the Aiken Community Playhouse. Rabies Clinic runs 3 5 p.m. at the police Station Salley Old Clark s Store Kitchins Mill and the Clearwater post office. Toastmasters meet at 7 p.m. at the Commercial Hotel.
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Citizens Advisory Commission
Council Chambers
Jaycees
Civil Air Patrol
Army Reserve Center
Re A
Man Charlie Brown
Aiken Community Playhouse
Salley
Old Clark's
Kitchins Mill
Clearwater
Lawmakers debate no fault car insurance plans and Maryland option
A public hearing on no fault proposals in Maryland and Florida plans drew 35 insurance agents plus concerned residents. Lawmakers criticized the Maryland Plan while many urged a true no fault system with reduced lawsuits and premiums.
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Maryland
House of Representatives
Senate
John West
Thomas
Florida
Columbia
Sen
Gilbert McMillan
Michael Laughlin
Lawyers Protection Association
Nixon Thieu Finish Talks in California
Nixon and Thieu wrap two day talks in San Clemente and plan to reaffirm strong ties between the United States and South Vietnam.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
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van Williams
Odell Shipman
Ronald Blanton
Gerald Laws
Paul Harless
National Weather Service
NOAA
US Dept of Commerce
New Mexico
Colorado
Central States
Luther H. Rutland
D.G. Atteberry
Aikenite
Eddie Lemon
Kalmia Plaza
Henry A. Langston Jr
Barnwell Avenue
Edgefield Ave
N.W
Gwendolyn Broughton
Robert Brooks
Brandy Rd
Lenwood Cushman
Ambulance Board
Eustis Park
Lillian Duncan
Helen P. Butler
Mentary
Elese F. Addy
Byrd
Jessie Mae Ergle
Langley
Mary A. Stephenson
Ruby Vance
Gladys Johnson Edwins
Theodore Howard Gasper
Sardis Multi Media
Mattie Lee Bennett
Area No. 4
DeLoe Hutto Reed
Wagener
Bernice Willis Shealy
All. Corbett
Wayne Claude Gunter
Commercial Hotel
Tors
Marshall Cain
Irene Rudnick
General Assembly
Rudnick
McMillan
Zack Fulmer
Laughlin
Gary Allen
National Welfare Organization
Nixon, Thieu
Bob Leminick