Deaths And Funerals In Aiken Augusta Area
Pam Collins 87 of McBean Road Augusta sister of Alma A Tankersley Beech Island died Monday in an Augusta hospital. Services 4 p.m. at Berlin United Methodist Church burial in the church cemetery. Elliott Sons Funeral Home in charge. George Meyer Cartledge 59 personnel director Sizemore Security Co. Augusta died Monday. Services 2 p.m. at St. Pauls Episcopal Church burial Pineview Memorial Gardens. Mary Brett Beckel 74 sister of Charlotte Johnson Edgefield funeral 11 a.m. at St Marys Catholic Church Edgefield burial in church cemetery. Laura Jones Crouch 84 404 Silver Bluff Road graveside 2 p.m. in Old Soldiers National Memorial Cemetery Washington DC. Marie Morgan Goodwin 83 Route 2 Edgefield died Sunday funeral 2 p.m. Mount Calvary Baptist Church Edgefield. Lola Posey Redd 84 Wagener died yesterday funeral 4 p.m. New Holland Pentecostal Holiness Church burial in church cemetery. Mary Elizabeth Price Bowers 66 1314 Pine Log Road died Sunday living in Aiken 12 years. Memorial service 2 p.m. Sunday South Aiken Presbyterian Church. Memorials to Aiken County Library or South Aiken Presbyterian Church.
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Augusta
Pamela Atkins
M. Russell) Collins
McBean Road
Alma A. Tankersley
Beech Island
Collins
Berlin United Methodist Church
Edna
C. E.) Thompson
Bean
Louise
L. P.) Shaw
Hephzibah
Minnnie A. Taylor
Gladys A. Best
Martinez
C. E. ) Thompson
McBean Elliott Sons Funeral Home
Telfair St
Mary Brett
William J.) Beckel
Charlotte Johnson
Edgefield
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Jerome Yaeger
Laura Jones
Burrel K.) Crouch
Silver Bluff Road
Old Soldiers National Memorial Cemetery
Washington, D. C
Crouch
Aiken Nursing Home
Oxford
England
Aiken
Thomas H. Crouch
Marie Morgan
John Henry) Goodwin
Edgefield County
Mount Calvary Baptist Church
Ernest Simmons
Church
Goodwin
Janie R. Harrison
Augustus Oliver
Nashville, Tenn
Clifford Morgan
Baltimore
Butler and Son Funeral Home
Saluda
Wagener
Lola Posey
L. H.) Redd
New Holland Pentecostal Holiness Church
Henry Chavis
Aiken County
Paul Redd
Ridge
Mary Elizabeth Price
B. Anthony) Bowers
Pine Log Road
Donaldson
Ark
Bowers
Robert
Georgia Ward Price
Aiken Area Council On Aging
Croft House
Town and Country Club
Anne Heerema
Lake Worth
Fla
South Aiken Presbyterian Church
William A. Blair
Aiken County Library
Economy shows slower 1977 growth amid winter and inflation
The first quarter of 1977 saw a robust 7.5 percent decline to 6.2, then 5.1, and 3.8 percent in Q4. Inflation reached 7 percent in Q1, with a 1.3 percent drop in business sales last quarter. Housing rose 32 percent in March, while personal income and retail purchases climbed.
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Commerce Department
Courtenay Slater
Breckenridge Plaza agrees to partial city license fee in North Augusta
The Breckenridge Plaza store will pay 60 percent of the city business license fee with charges prorated by the 16 percent in city and 84 percent outside. The four year agreement stays valid unless annexed, county fees begin, or state law voids it. Council also prorated taxes for W R Brigham’s land and approved multiple ordinances and leases including Riverview Park concessions to Dixie Youth Baseball and the North Augusta Pony League for $1 yearly. An annexation of Weston Ave lot and April Fair Housing Month were also approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breckenridge Plaza
Aiken County
Bi-Lo
W.R. Brigham
Revco Inc
Riverview Park
Dixie Youth Baseball
North Augusta Pony League
Municipal Code Corp
Tallahasee, Fla
Aiken County Public Service Authority
PSA
U.S. Farmers Home Administration
FimAc
Finha
Weston Ave
PBM Rates for Aiken Standard Carrier Mail
The notice lists prepaid PBM subscription rates to the Aiken Standard Carrier Mail for 3, 6, and 12 months with prices. It instructs that all advance payments go to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PBM
Aiken
Aiken Standard - Pbm
Aiken Standard
Revival of Spelling Bees Expands Across South Carolina
The Aiken County Spelling Bee returns with tape review and dictionary checks under Mrs. Kierspe who recalls how contestants may challenge judges. The National Bee began in 1925 and continues with wartime hiatus. state events are revived by different papers, though Aiken winner will not compete officially this year.
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Standard
Louisville
Courier-Journal
Scripps-Howard
Anderson Independent
Orangeburg Times
Democrat
Aiken County
AGNS Options Explored Amid Proliferation Goals at Barnwell
AGNS officials say interim plans focus on research development and training rather than completing the Barnwell facility as a reprocessing plant. The DOE funded $13 million contract continues DOE monitored R D activities, with Thurmond urging more funding and a Palmetto Alliance sit in to demand closure or non nuclear functions.
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AGNS
Carter
Mited
United States
Barnwell
DOE
Congress
Oovipe
Aed
Eitecical
Libenet
R-S.c
Thurmond
Palmetto Alliance
Seabrook
New Hampshire
County Council Tackles Vacation Policy And Revenue Questions
The council gave first reading to an amendment aimed at a better vacation policy. It approved microfilming county records with the S C Archives and History. Revenue sharing forecasts ranged from 180000 to 312000. A public meeting sought input on 538580 in federal funds with 26 letters sent to seniors groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Kaiser
S.C. Department of Archives and History
Aiken County
Warner
Greene
Mim Woodring
Ments
Council
Investigation sparks questions over Aiken magistrate area
Chitty initiated the probe though the Aiken County Council did not officially request it. Officials from the attorney general, governor, and court administration offices deny knowledge of the investigation. SLED agents have been seen in Aiken, with public information officer Kathy Littlejohn declining comment. Chitty has not been suspended pending results. magisterial appointments fall to the governor with Senate consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County
Warner
Aiken
Attorney General's Office
Governor’s Office
Court Administration Office
Kathy Littlejohn
Sled Public Information Office
Chitty
Senate
Paving Contract Awarded for Aiken and Barnwell Counties
The South Carolina Department of Highways and Public Transportation awarded Edisto Asphalt Inc. a 197,793 dollar contract to pave 3.4 miles of secondary roads in Aiken and Barnwell Counties. Work includes grading drainage surfacing sidewalk and 0.1 mile on S C 394 in Salley, with completion by June 30 1979 funded from county gasoline tax allocations.
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South Carolina
S.C. 39
Crescent City Airport
U.S. 278
A. L. Corbett
Wagener
Burnettown
Salley
Aiken
Barnwell
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Aiken, S.C
William Becket
G. M. Cartledge
Mrs. Burrel Crouch
John H. Goodwin
L. HL. Redd
B. Anthony Bowers
T. K. Alexander
Robert J. Harte
Elmer W. Hatcher
Alexander
Harte
Hatcher
Lin Smithwick
North Augusta
National Weather Service
NOAA
US Dept of Commerce
New England
Great Lakes
West Coast
Rocky Mountain
Sheriff’s Department
Aiken Augusta
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