Deaths and Funerals: Eleanor Quarles Bell obituary
Eleanor Quarles Bell, 76, longtime Aiken resident, retired McCrory's clerk, died Friday April 4 2008. Survived by two daughters Sandra Chenoweth and Susan Perkins, son Leonard Bell Jr, sister Mary Ann DeSiders, seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral 3 pm Monday Napier Funeral Home with burial at Mt Beulah Cemetery. Memorials to Alzheimer's Association or Mattie C Hall Health Care Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Quarles Bell
Eleanor Eugenia Quarles Bell
Leonard Gerald Bell Sr
Brass Oren Quarles
Aliie Shaver Quarles
Sandra Elaine Bell Chenoweth
Sevierville
Tenn
Susan Reneé Bell Perkins
Aiken
Leonard G
Jerry” Bell Jr
Govan
Mary Ann Quarles DeSiders
Napier Funeral Home
David Laird
Charlie Kelley
Mt. Beulah Baptist Church
Windsor
Shane Perkins
Dacey Bell
Kenny Chenoweth
Gene Quarles
Ronnie Quarles
Ricky Britt
Reneé Perkins
Richardson Lane
Alzheimer's Association
Central Ave
Augusta
Mattie C. Hall
Laurens St
Main St
Graniteville
Jannie Mae
Cecil D. “Buck” Clark
John Fulmer
Virginia Jenson
Grand Junction
Colo
Pauline Thomas
Collin Jenson
Colorado
Richard Peebles
Michael Thomas
Clark
Lakemont Presbyterian Church
Calvary Baptist Church
Jack Jagoditsch
Lester Clark
Lucille Taylor Bryant
Ansel K. Williams
Williams
Oak Grove Church
Rice Mills
J.C. Jones
Betty Jean
Randall Fallon
Cathy
Batesburg
Calvin Derrick
Joyce
Johnston
Pierre Richardson
Jackie
Leesville
Clara Louise Brigham
Chapin
Charlie Bryant
North Carolina
Veteran area obituaries reflect multiple deaths in April 2008
A chain of memorial notices lists Fannie Mae Clark, Jacob Guyton, Ransom Harris Jr, Mae O Rourke, Margaret Sims, Betty Williams, Ruby Johnson Williams, and others. Details include surviving relatives, birthplaces, church affiliations, funeral times, and burial sites across Aiken, Wagener, Ridge Spring, and Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine
Weibel
Aiken
Stephen D. Posey
Margaret L. Williams
Batesburg
Oak Grove Baptist Church
Ruby J. Williams
Wagener
Baughmanville
SARS concerns rise in Charleston amid global outbreak
Charleston prepares to identify and isolate potential SARS patients amid a growing global outbreak. Health officials coordinate with port and airport operators, meet with hospitals, and study quarantine authority as cases mount in Asia, Canada, and the United States. Doctors flag the evolving situation while officials adapt surveillance and readiness plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Hong Kong
Asia
Canada
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Robert Ball
Trident District
State Department of Health and Environmental
CDC
World Health Organization
Ball
Charleston-area
Ben Tolomea
Trident Public Health District
Charleston senator ruffles Myrtle Beach tourists divide
Charleston Senator John Kuhn sparked a reaction in Myrtle Beach by saying the Grand Strand gets tourists Charleston does not want. He framed visitors as two types, heritage seekers and beachgoers, then apologized saying the remark was a joke. Local officials distanced themselves, stressing open access to visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Beach
Charleston
Grand Strand
John Kuhn
Council On Coastal Futures
Kuhn
Joe Carter
Carter
Ashley Ward
Myrtle Beach Area
Perrin Lawson
Charleston Convention and Visitors Bureau
Myrile Beach
Solicitor finds no wrongdoing in state trails program
The solicitor’s inquiry into the state trails program found poor record keeping but no theft or misappropriation. An internal audit had flagged about 400 000 dollars as misused or unaccounted for, leading to the ouster of program director Jim Schmid in November 2001. Schmid later said the agency won the case against him. He now works for the US Forest Service as a trails specialist in Boise Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
State Parks, Recreation and Tourism Department
Jim Schmid
PRT
Smallpox vaccine rollout hits snags in North Carolina
North Carolina faces a slow expansion of smallpox inoculations amid concerns over side effects and a lack of compensation plans for sickened recipients. Only 1,125 health workers have been vaccinated, far short of the 7,500 hoped for the first wave, delaying the summer second phase planned for police, firefighters, and EMS workers. Congress has not approved compensation funding, and a General Assembly bill would extend workers’ compensation to those made ill by the vaccine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Congress
General Assembly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rosa Lee Boyd
Beech Island
Zion Fair Baptist Church
Bruce Wright
Dorothy Chavous
Diane Williams
Stella Mabry
Iris Elizabeth Gaines
Detrius Golphin
LeVon Boyd
Cleveland Johnson
Mildred Johnson
Josephine Crawford
Harlem St
G.L. Brighthorp & Sons Mortuary
West Ave
North Augusta
Cecil H. Beeland
Bethany
Walter B. Guyton
Baughmanville Baptist Church
Dorothy R. James
Springfield
Oakey Spring Missionary Baptist Church
Napier Funeral
Margaret B. Lloyd
New York City
Convent Avenue Baptist Church
Mae M. O'Rourke
St. John’s United Methodist Church
David M. Taylor
Montmorenci
Cullowhee
Fannie Mae Clark
Jacob Wagener
Jacob “Bully” Guyton
Camp Rawls Road
J.H. Robinson Funeral Home
Railroad Ave
Sie Nlu
Ransom Harris Jr
Harris Family Circle
Harris
Edgefield County
Union Baptist Church
Trenton
Mary A. Smith
Shirley Harris
Gloria Simpkins
Teresa Harris
Gwendolyn Myers
Curtis
Willie Mae) Harris
Marty Glover
Beaufort St
Mae Hudson McLeskey O'Rourke
M. Eugene Mullikin
Old Silverbrook Cemetery
Anderson
South Aikien Presbyterian Church
Whiskey Road
S.C
St John’s United” Methodist Church
Shellhouse Funeral Home
Hayne Ave
Ruby J. Williams Wagener
Ruby Johnson Williams
David Wilson
Beechie Byrd Wilson
Baughmanville Church
Evelyn
Lillie Bell
Rosa Mae
Vivian
Julia
Josephine
Alfred
Tony
Annie Mary
Olivia
Cleo
JH. Robinson Funeral Home
Lhouse
Pine Log
Main Street
Sammie" Napier
Cumbee Funeral Homes
Aiken County
Saluda County
David P Farr
East Main Street
Ridge Spring
Bush
Georgia Marble
Richland Ave
E. Aiken
Ana
Park Avenue
Southside Chapel
Aiken, SC
George Funeral Homes
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