Deaths and funerals in jamestown and surrounding areas
Obituary notices recount William Frank Clark of Jamestown 52 dying April 3 2002 with services planned April 6 at Hanes Lineberry Greensboro burial Guilford Memorial Park. Ruth S. Coyle 98 formerly of Aiken died April 4 in Florida. services pending. Frances E Bettis and Hugar Pope among mourners listed with church services and family details.
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Illiam Frank
Bil
Andrea Scott Clark
Krystal
Brian Clark
Jordan
Katie
Patrick Devine
Elizabeth Clark
Aiken
Lewis Clark
Sheila Layton
Lee Clark
Larry Clark
Henry Clark Jr
Tonya
Greensboro
N.C
Clyde Lee Condrey Jr
Tammy
Teresa
Paul Condre
Ruth S. Coyle
Orangeburg
St. Petersburg
Fla
Lewis W. Mohn
Et C. Crain
Pine Log Road
Frances E. Bettis
Friendship Baptist Church
William Frank
Clark
Jamestown
Hanes
Lineberry
Hugar F Pope
Second Baptist Church
Pope
Horry Street
Troy Toney
Pinelawn Memorial Gardens
Ronald Pope
Ustin Overt Proctor Jr
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Enka
Williams Funeral Service, Inc
Asheville
Proctor
Marilyn Blanchard
George Funeral Homes, Inc
Park Ave
Obituary Notice Policy for The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard lists obituary notices with up to 16 lines printed free on first publication. Notices are submitted by funeral homes and edited for style. Deadline is 8 15 a m weekdays and 7 30 p m weekends. call 648 2311 for more information.
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Aiken Standard
Broadus upbeat on economy after terrorism impact
J Alfred Broadus Jr president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond spoke at the Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce conference and expressed optimism about the economy entering Q2 2002. He cited productivity gains and policy easing as fueling a rebound since 2000, despite Sept 11 disruptions. He urged continued recovery through business investment and durable goods demand while noting signs of rising non defense capital spending but cautioned gains must strengthen.
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Charleston
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
J. Alfred Broadus Jr
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James Hendrix Dies at 58 Former State Election Chief
James Hendrix executive director of the State Election Commission died after collapsing in North Carolina. He served 28 years on the commission and eight as director, prompting tributes from Gov Hodges and House Speaker Wilkins. Funeral details not yet released.
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State Election Commission
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Hannah Majewski
Hendrix
North Carolina
Majewski
Providence Hospital
Endrix
Commission
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Jim
South Carolina
Hodges
David Wilkins
Iie
Election Commission
Wilkins
The
Maron Kimpson
Minibottle Referendum Moves Ahead in South Carolina
Voters would decide if the state keeps minibottles or changes the constitution to allow poured liquor in bars and restaurants. A Senate subcommittee approved the referendum, noting SC has required minibottles for about 30 years and is the only state with this rule.
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Columbia
S.C
Senate
South Carolina
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