Williamson rites held at Langley for Leroy Williamson
Funeral services for Leroy Williamson 73 of Langley were conducted at the Langley Church of God with Rev A L Hartgrave and Rev R P Grice assisting. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. He leaves a sister Thelma Matthews Bath. Pallbearers included Hiram Parker Robert Morris J D Minor Frank Kaney Harvey Jones Artis Matthews and LBC American Legion Post 153 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langley
Leroy Williamson
Langley Church of God
A. L. Hartgrave
R. P. Grice
Pine Grove Cemetery
Hiram Parker
Robert Morris
J. D. Minor
Frank Kaney
Harvey Jones
Artis Matthews
LBC American Legion Post
Mae Booth Seigler Rites Held In Aiken
Mrs Mae Booth Seigler of North Charleston died at her home Friday Funeral services were held at George Funeral Chapel in Aiken with Rev Palmer M Patterson officiating Burial followed at Aiken Memorial Park She was a native of Aiken and lived in Charleston 30 years Survivors include her husband Charles H Seigler her mother Rosalee Garrison Booth sister Elmer Hatcher and brother James T Booth all of Aiken
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Mae Booth Seigler
North Charleston
George Funeral Chapel
Aiken
Palmer M. Patterson
Aiken Memorial Park
Park Circle Presbyterian Church
Charles H. Seigler
Rosalee Garrison Booth
Elmer Hatcher
James T. Booth
Services Held For A. L. Scott In Aiken
Funeral services for Albert Lee Scott of Aiken who died Friday in Aiken County Hospital were held at Bethel Baptist Church with Rev. Lasse A. Thompson officiating. Burial followed in Herron Cemetery. Aiken County native, WWI veteran, and Graniteville Company retiree. Pallbearers included Elbert Herron J W Rumbley Glenn Cook Charles Crumpton Edward Ford and Joe Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lee Scott
Aiken
Aiken County
Bethel Baptist Church
Lasse A. Thompson
Herron Cemetery
Mr. Scott
Graniteville Company
Elbert Her‘ron
J. W. Rumbley
Glenn Cook
Charles Crumpton
Edward Ford
Joe Williamson
Aiken Standard Editorial Masthead and Mission Statement
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes each afternoon except weekends. Located at 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29801 with postal box 456 and ZIP code 29801. Leased wire dispatches AP exclusive rights for local news and AP dispatches. UPI member. No responsibility for advertisement omissions errors. corrections printed in next issue at no extra charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
United Press International
Funeral set tomorrow for Mrs Beatrice Bennett Fox
Mrs Beatrice Bennett Fox of Aiken dies Sunday at age unspecified. Funeral at 4 pm tomorrow at Gloverville Pentecostal Holiness Church with Rev Floyd Taylor officiating. Burial in Aiken Memorial Park. Survived by daughter Eleanor Smith and Esther Owens, son Levi H Fox, two step sons JR Quick and Lanier Quick, sister Nola Davidson, and three half sisters. Friends may call at 28 Jackson St Langley or George Funeral Home until 2:30 pm Tuesday then at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Bennett Fox Quick
Rt.4
Aiken
Gloverville
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Floyd Taylor
Aiken Memorial Park
W. M. Quick
Eva Truett
Augusta
Eleanor Smith
Langley
Esther Owens
Norfolk
Levi H. Fox
Wagener
JR. Quick
US. Air Force
Lanier Quick
U. S. Army
Nola Davidson
Viola Kneece
Ehtel Collum
Iona Newall
Smith
Jackson St
Johnson Rites Set Today for Mrs Murray V. Johnson
Funeral services for Mrs Murray V. Johnson of Aiken who died Saturday are at 3 30 p m today at St John s United Methodist Church with the Rev M B Hudnall officiating. Burial will be in Windsor Baptist Church Cemetery. She was born Marion Jane Gunter and was a retired employee of Farmers and Merchants Bank. She leaves a band stepmother three sisters and six brothers among other relatives. Pallbearers are F E Cullum G L Johnson James D McNair J Monroe Johnson Wade Brodie and James D Sprawls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray V. Johnson
Aiken
St. John's United Methodist Church
M.B. Hudnall
Windsor Baptist Church Cemetery
Marion Jane Gunter
Merchant's Bank
F-E. Cullum
G. L. Johnson
James D. McNair
J. Monroe Johnson
Wade Brodie
James D. Sprawls
Car owners urged to trade in cars every two years
Federal Highway Administration economists say owning a new car every two years is financially comparable to keeping an old one. Keeping a car two years longer saves little money, and the decision should hinge on owner taste. The cost per mile of keeping a car for 10 years rose from 10.21 to 11.89 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Highway Administration
Protests Pace Tax Deadline Across Cities
Washington AP reports three peace groups plan a week of tax protests before the filing deadline. A nondinner fast at Lafayette Park launches activities in 150 cities and on campuses with rallies and leafleting opposing funding for the Vietnam War. Organizers include New Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam and Vietnam Moratorium Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lafayette Park
White House
New Mobilization Committee
Vietnam
Student Mobilization Committee
Internal Revenue Service
Boston
New York
Baltimore
Newark
Knoxville
Chicago
Cleveland
Denver
Houston
Dallas
U.S
Philadelphia
Public School Board of Education
American Telephone and Telegraph
General Telephone
Tampa
United Aircraft
Hartford
Conn
New Mobe
Kirk Ends Rule of Manatee Schools in Settlement
Gov. Claude Kirk ends his seven day control of Manatee County schools after the Justice Department agrees to help seek modification of the desegregation plan. The move clears the path for court ordered racial balancing of 17 000 students and potential reinstatement of the school board. Kirk says the solution lies with constitutional courts and that Florida and the DOJ are aligned on obedience to the courts. He plans to reinstate the superintendent and board to prepare for Krentzman order implementation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradenton
Fla
Claude Kirk
Manatee County
Kirk
Manatee
Gulf Coast
Tampa
U.S. Justice Department
Washington
Justice Department
Department
U.S. Dist
Ben Krentzman
Department of Justice
District Court
U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Florida
Jack Davidson
Krentzman
Nine Die In Weekend South Carolina Traffic Toll
The South Carolina Highway Patrol reports nine fatalities in weekend crashes across the state. Two families lose members in multi vehicle wrecks near Anderson and Cayce, while three others die in single car accidents near Clinton Greer Starr and Timmonsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
South Carolina Highway Patrol
Phillip Muckenfall
Ridgeville
Joel Reese
Anderson
Rhett Lloyd Moody
Columbia
Annette Hiatt
Swansea
Highway 3
Cayce
Lexington County
Claude Grady Jr
Michael Johnson
Clinton
Roy Birch
Greer
Robert Pierce
Starr
William Singletary
Timmonsville
Flag Raising Set At Easter Seal Center
American Legion Post 26 will present and raise the flag at the Aiken Easter Seal Center tomorrow at 1 p.m. School children patients and staff will participate in the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Post 26
Aiken Easter Seal Center
Education Board To Meet Tomorrow
The Aiken County Board of Education will meet in regular session at 7 30 p m tomorrow in the Board room of the Educational Center. Agenda items include Election of Area Council Members Announcements of Principals Assistant Principals and Guidance Directors progress on Accreditation and Preschool registration for first grade and Head Start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County Board of Education
Nixon Budget Teeters Under House Education War
Washington AP Nixon’s fragile budget faces a House push for education spending gains. A $319 million rise in 1971 education funds likely to grow by $100 to $300 million on the floor as Congress, led by Democrats, presses for more federal school aid. A postal strike bill and pay hikes add about $1.2 billion to the budget, potentially pushing total expenditures past $200 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Postal
House
Senate
Congress
Los Angeles Strives to Keep Schools Open Despite Strike
Los Angeles public schools face a potential teachers strike with Supt. Robert Kelly pledging to keep 616 schools open using non strikers 2000 substitutes and supervisors. UTLA leader Robert Ransom urged a shutdown to pressure state funding while unions and district seek relief beyond local funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Robert Kelly
Robert Ransom
United Teachers of
Kelly
Ransom
Newsmen
UTLA
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thelma Matthews
Bath
Seigler
A. L. Scott
Johnson
William Slaughter
St. John’s United Methodist Church
Brahm
Everette Sullivan
Kosinski
Center Tomorrow
Seattle
San Francisco
UPI
Kansas City
Ft.worth
Aukee
Toronto
Montreal
Atlanta
Mid Pacific
Rockies
Dakotas
Mississippi Valley
Lakes
Ohio Valley
Mid Atlantic States
House Appropriations Committee
Goldwyn Mayer
Pont Producton
Lean's OF
Ors
Doctor Zhivago
Impamavision
Metrocolor
Walt Disney mL
RCL
Jules Verne
Walt Disney
Sula Stennies
He Sanders
Technicolor
Jane Fonda
Lipa
Lominick
Richland Ave. W
Richland Avenue
House of Suits
House of Suits Factory
E. Aiken, S.C
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!