Lois Smith Garvin 88 Burnettown resident dies
Lois Smith Garvin known as NaNa 88 of Burnettown S C died April 9 2008 after 40 years at Murray Distributing She was a Burnettown First Baptist Church member and Sunday School teacher Her survivors include three children nine grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren Funeral services were set for April 11 2008 at Hatcher Funeral Home with grandsons Chris and Russell Polk officiating Interment at Sunset Memorial Gardens Pallbearers were Brett Jason Bradley and Michael Polk Memorials may go to the Annie Armstrong Offering c/o the Aiken Baptist Association. The family will receive friends April 9 from 2 to 4 p m. at Hatcher Funeral Home.
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Burnettown
Lois Smith
NaNa’ Garvin
S.C
Frank Garvin
Edgar and
Viola Hatcher Smith Bomin
Aiken County
Murray Distributing
Burnettown First Baptist Church
NaNa
Jason Garvin
Bradley Garvin
Michael Polk
Annie Armstrong
The
Aiken Baptist Association
Graniteville
Hatcher Funeral Home & Cremation Service
Langley
Services Today At Midland Valley High and Bethcar Church
Abelle Nivens leads a 3 p.m. service at Midland Valley High School VT while Heyward conducts a 4 p.m. service at Bethcar Baptist Church. The notices outline local religious gatherings for the day.
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Abelle Nivens
Midland Valley High School
Heyward
Bethcar Baptist Church
Funeral notices list for Lois Garvin Hartley and Minnie Jackson
Lois Smith NuNa Garvin is scheduled for service at 4 p.m. at Hatcher Funeral Home and Cremation Service. Langley James W. Hartley has a 2:30 p.m. service at Beaver Dam Baptist Church. Minnie M. Jackson will be laid to rest at noon at Mt Harris Baptist.
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Lois Smith
NuNa” Garvin
Hatcher Funeral Home
Langley
James W. Hartley
Beaver Dam Baptist Church
Minnie M. Jackson
Mt. Harris Baptist Church
Obituaries and funeral notices from Aiken area readers
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices list services for Rev Levi C Chavous James E Greenwood James Edward Cooper and Yeacon James W Hartley Dates span April 2008 in Aiken South Carolina with service locations including Millbrook Baptist Church Providence Orthodox Presbyterian Church Beaver Dam Baptist Church and Jackson Brooks Funeral Home Details include service times viewing hours and burial plans along with survivors and conducting ministers
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James E. Greenwood
James Edward Cooper
Pia Cooper
Paul
Peter Cooper
Ruth Cooper
Pam Powell
Sharon Cooper
Sandy Cooper
Providence Orthodox Presbyterian Church
Towns Creek Road
Kevin L. Medcalf
James W. “Buster” Hartley
Beaver Dam Baptist Church
Aiken
S.C
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Warrenville Elementary Teacher Bonnie Moore Dies at 57
Bonnie Moore of Warrenville Elementary School died at her home in Aiken on March 29 2008 after a long illness. A nurse by training she spent decades in hospice and education including leading hospice programs in Chicago and serving as White House Fellow in 1996. A memorial service was held at Warrenville Elementary on April 1.
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Aiken
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Chicago
Ilinois State Ey
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Veteran’s Administration
South Africa
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United States
Nelson Mandela
Washington
South Boundary
Alice Bliss
Tel Aviv
Israel
Giket
Energy tax breaks revived by South Carolina Senate
Senate leaders moved to push energy efficiency tax incentives to next year after concerns about affordability. A Senate panel had sidelined the measures earlier, but supporters crowed as Glenn McConnell agreed to delay the proposals. Ben Moore of the Coastal Conservation League praised the revival as state energy use lags nationally.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Senate
Glenn McConnell
McConnell
Charleston
William O'Dell
R-Ware Shoals
Ben Moore
Coastal Conservation League
Opinion: Tax break proposal to spur energy savings
In an economic downturn the proposal aims to put more money in people's pockets and act as a stimulus. The letter urges readers to send opinions to the Aiken Standard and highlights potential benefits of the legislation.
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Aiken Standard
Aiken,s.c
Aikenstandard
Obituary Notice Submission Rules At Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard lists obituary notices daily with up to 16 lines for a fee. Submissions come from funeral homes and may be edited for style and charges. The deadline is 7 p.m. daily and calls to 648 2311 provide more information.
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The
Aiken Standard
Incentives Proposed for Energy Star Homes and Clean Power
Proposals include an AS/DA relief on manufactured homes meeting Energy Star standards and a state tax credit equal to 20 percent of federal solar and hydrogen power installations. A sales tax exemption would apply to machinery and tools used to make electricity from solar, wind, tides, geothermal and biomass. A two time sales tax break during October and April favors Energy Star home upgrades such as dishwashers, washing machines, air conditioners, bulbs, and windows or doors.
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Energy Star
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