Deaths and funerals in Aiken area April 2004
Memorials for Ruth Evelyn Warpness Alger set for April 15 at First Presbyterian Aiken with interment later at Ft. Snelling. Alger, 80, of Aiken, formerly Minneapolis, died April 7 2004. Also listed are services for Earnest Lee Bates Blaney L. Brunson Jr. and other local obituaries with funeral details.
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Ruth
Ruth Evelyn Warpness Alger
First Presbyterian Church
David Cozad
Martha Ebel
Ft. Snelling National Cemetery
Minneapolis
Alger
Aiken
Kenneth Thomas Alger
Carriage Hills Plantation
Cottonwood
Edwin
Helen Anderson Warpness
State Farm Insurance Co
Andrea
David Johnson
Lois Russell
Richville
Dorothy Koplitz
Bloomington
Loretta Warpness
Stephen
First Presbyterian
Barnwell Ave
S.C
GeorgeFuneral Homes
George Funeral
Earnest Lee Bates
Bean Pond Baptist
Doreen Farmer
Our Lady of Peace Catholic
Jessie Dunbar
St. Mary Baptist Church
Gertrude Sheehan
St. Mary Help of Christian’s Catholic
Ruth Evelyn Waroness Alger
Obituary notices policy at The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard announces obituary notices may run up to 16 lines free when first published with editing for style. Funeral homes submit details, deadlines are 9 p.m. daily, and additional lines incur a fee. For more information call 648 2311.
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The
Aiken Standard
Multiple Obituaries From Various Cities
Obituaries and funeral notices across South Carolina and beyond list Jesse Dunbar and Rev. John Harden among the deceased or mourners. Other deaths include Ellen Mealing Peterson in Edgefield, and Larisa Bogoraz Rene Gruau Roberta Hathaway and Niki Sullivan with funeral details and survivors.
funeral services for Mrs Lizzie Scott Nanny Stephens
Funeral services for Mrs Lizzie Scott Nanny Stephens will be held at Runs Baptist Church at 1 p m on Saturday April 10 2004 with Revs J B Moody and C W Phinizy officiating. Interment will follow in the church cemetery. Friends may call at the residence 331 Beech Island Avenue. G L Brighthorp Sons
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Jesse Dunbar
Dupont Drive
St. Mary Baptist Church
Millett
Donald Goode
Hickory Ave. E
New Ellenton
Cheatham Funeral Home
Lizzie Stephens
Beech Island
Lizzie Scott
Nanny” Stephens
Runs Baptist Church
J.B. Moody
C.W. Phinizy
G.L. Brighthorp & Sons Mortuary
West Avenue
North Augusta
GOP Senate Candidates Debate Addresses Spending and Education
GOP hopefuls in South Carolina’s U.S. Senate race faced a first statewide televised debate at Furman University. They pressed on wasteful spending, education reform, and national security while Beasley defends job gains and trade positions. DeMint highlighted Washington experience. Ravenel pitched fresh ideas. Condon urged fiscal conservatism. McBride called to abolish the Education Department. Davis urged tourism investment. Beasley argued for free trade, noting job losses from overseas and trade deals.
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Greenville
U.S. Senate
Furman University
David Beasley
Jim DeMint
Washington
Charleston
Thomas Ravenel
Bluffton
Orly
Benny Davis
South Carolina
Beasley
DeMint
Governor accuses lawmaker of private meeting recording
Gov. Mark Sanford criticizes state Rep. Dan Tripp for allegedly carrying a tape recorder into a closed session with House Republicans. Excerpts were published by The State detailing tense exchanges. Taping deemed legal. Sanford calls it unethical and says the caucus should discipline Tripp. Speaker Wilkins says Tripp will likely be confronted, caucus rules unclear.
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Charleston
Mark Sanford
Mauldin
House
Sanford
Dan Tripp
State House Press Corps
Columbia
South Carolina
Rotary Club
House Gop Caucus
Tripp
David Wilkins
Greenville
Wilkins
Commerce
Bob Faith
Bar closings challenge to Charleston 2 a.m. shutdown rule
The South Carolina Supreme Court heard arguments on whether Charleston's 2 a.m. bar closing ordinance violates equal rights and imposes excessive penalties. City lawyers defend the limit as a neighborhood safety measure, while bar owners argue the rule is ineffective and unfairly applied. The case recalls a 1957 Forest Acres ruling about nighttime business closures and impact on profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Charleston
State Supreme Court
William Regan
John Martin
Martin
Forest Acres
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Earnest Bates
Blaney L. Brunson Jr
Aiken Memorial Gardens
Ellen Mealing Peterson
Mount Zion Baptist Church
L. Brunson Jr
Leesville
Brunson
Keith Ussey
Neley Seigler
Emerson Baughman
Tom Malloy
Doug Gunter
Michael Kruger
Mac Seigler
Gregg Anderson
Mr. Brun
Frances
Gene Ray
Florence
Gregory Kruger
Milton Shealy
Batesburg-Leesville
Sun WA
Pine Log Road
Napier Funeral Home
Main Street
Graniteville
Sammie" Napier
John Harden
South Boundary St
Cheatham Funeral Home, Inc
Hickory Ave
Edgefield
Edgefield Hwy
Trenton
Modoc
Robert and
Hattie Harris Mealing
William Peterson Sr
Mary Ruth Peterson
Mildred Peterson
William Peterson Jr
Robert Lee Peterson
Raymond Henry Peterson
Hattie Blaire Ashley
Celia Mae Jackson
Patricia Ann Peterson
Melinda Peterson Butler
Mary Sullivan
Davis Funeral Home
Johnston
Larisa Bogoraz
Moscow
Red Square
Czechoslovakia
Bogoraz
Anatoly Marchenko
Yury Daniel
Red Army
Siberia
Alexander Solzhenytsin
Stalin
Rene Gruau
Rome
ANSA
Gruau
Christian Dior
Givenchy
Balenciaga
Elle
Vogue
Harper’s Bazaar
Renato Zavagli
Rimini
Paris
New York
Roberta Cheyenne
Wyo
Roberta
Bobby” Hathaway
Stan Hathaway
Wyoming
Hathaway
Fine
University of Wyoming
Wyoming Arts Council
Sugar Creek
Niki Sullivan
Buddy Holly
Crickets
Sullivan
Holly
Kansas City
Independence
Examiner
GOP
Danielle Vinson
Inez Tenenbaum
Ben Frasier
David Ene Erie Bead
Mark McBride
Lie Condon
Me Or
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