Deaths And Funerals In Aiken County Area
Herman Curtis Bonnett 64 of Route 1 Windsor died Sunday at home. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at Spring Branch Baptist Church, burial in church cemetery. Survives daughter Linda Weimarts. sons Richard, Edward, and Harry Bonnett. sister Ellie Bonnett. Pallbearers listed. Also noted Beatrice Brown 57 of 515 Greene St died Sunday. service details pending. Harvey B. Dukes later died. services 2 p.m. today at Ridgeview Baptist Church, burial Pineview Memorial Gardens. Rhett Sprott Fabrick infant died. service 11 a.m. Wednesday at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Sue Herrington 19 Swainsboro died Saturday. service 2 p.m. today at Southside Baptist Church, Swainsboro City Cemetery. Lena Helfenberger Dagley 87 of 1565 Forest Hill Drive died yesterday. service 4 p.m. at George Funeral Home Chapel. burial in Aiken Memorial Park. survived by three daughters, four sisters, three brothers, three grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. }
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Herman Curtis Bonnett
Spring Branch Baptist Church
Hoyt Murray
Bonnett
Aiken County
Linda Weimarts
Chester
Richard H. Bonnett
Springfield
Edward Bonnett
Montmorenci
Harry Bonnett
Nashville
Tenn
Ellie Bonnett
Joseph Kneece
Norman Dicks
J.C. Green
Boyce Green
James Cushman
Harold Rickenbacker
Route 1
George Funeral Home
Aiken
New Ellenton
Beatrice Brown
Greene St
Richland County
North Augusta
Harvey B. Dukes
Crossland Ave
Augusta Hospital
Ridgeview Baptist Church
Don Johnson
Art Snead
Pineview Memorial Gardens
Dukes
Georgia
North Augusta First Baptist Church
Augusta
Ruby Tripp Dukes
William L Moran
Griffin
Alfred Dukes
Raymond Dukes
New Smyrna Beach
Fla
Woodrow Dukes
Warner Robins
Eula Pearl Newsome
Vera Johnson
Florida
Bill Youngblood
Willie Pratt
Arthur Hollins
W.M. Jones
L H. Rogers
Rhett Sprott Fabrick
Dan M. Fabrick
Rosemary Dr
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Robert E. James
Robert W. Tanner
E.K. Fabrick
John W Sprott Jr
Manning
A. Fabrick
Dansville
J. W. Sprott Jr
C.A. White
Timonsville
Swainsboro
Sue Herrington
Convers
Southside Baptist Church
George L. Page
Toby Fields
Swainsboro City Cemetery
Herrington
Emanuel County
Randolph Herrington
Ronnie Stephens
Frost
Edward Passmore
Elicia Herrington
Lucy Herrington
Elzie Akridge
Randy Herrington
James Jackson
Lorenzie Jackson
Lee Herrington
Rufus Herrington
Billy Wilkerson
Wayne Page
Mack Page
Ralph Page
Lena Helfenberger Dagley
Forest Hill Drive
RC. Dagley
Aiken Community Hospital
Aiken Memorial Park
Logan
Ohio
Dagley
St John's United Methodist Church
Charles Spangler
Traverse City
Mich
Ruby Sheets
Terre Haute
Ind
J.C. McNeil
EE. Allen
Harriman
CE. McGuffin
Gordon Allen
Aliquippa
Mary Thomas
San Gabriel
Calif
John Helfenberger
Hazard
Fred Helfenberger
Edward Helfenberger
Oak Ridge
Land and water impacts from Russell Dam project
The report notes 24 280 acres would be flooded and 17 225 acres converted to recreation with 560 acres for storage and operations excluding loss. It cites displaced families and habitat loss but argues flood control, lake level management, and new recreation justify the project while oxygen injection should protect a cold water fishery. Russell Dam may lower Clark Hill Lake temperature but not harm fishing.
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Corps of Engineering
Benton
North Augusta
Augusta
Savannah
Russell Dam
Clark Hill
Clark Hill Lake
Harman and Dr Allen Win Top USCA Honors
USC Aiken honors day awards go to Brenda Leigh Harman and Dr William R Allen for Student of the Year and Teacher of the Year. Other recognitions include Who's Who selections, various division awards, and service honors across student groups.
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Miss Harman
Dr. Allen
USCA
Brenda Leigh Harman
University of South Carolina
Aiken
William R. Allen
Bug
Usc-A
Brenda Gail Duncan
USC
George A. Christenberry
Augusta College
William C. Casper
Circle K Club
Robert P Terrebonne
Charles H Lowell
Student Education Association
Edwin M Mann III
Betty Jean Thompson
Student Nursing Association
Janet Carter
William KR. Allen
Nuclear safety study cites low risks and political tensions
Rasmussen argues nuclear plants pose small risks compared with airplane crashes and other dangers and are safer than coal. He criticizes legislative control of technical safety topics and urges timely resolution of nuclear waste burial concerns while noting public communication challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rassmuseen
Rassmussen
North Augusta Council Faces Short Agenda Tonight
North Augusta City Council meets at 8 p.m. with two unfinished items. Consider bonds for the mayor, city administrator, and treasurer. An appointment to the Zoning Board of Adjustments and Appeals is on the agenda. Richard E Miley may appear under miscellaneous business. A public hearing on a rezoning request follows the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Augusta
Richard E Miley
Candidate to be married in South Carolina Senate race
Independent candidate J M Glass seeks the S C Senate seat held by Sen Gilbert E McMillan. Glass plans to marry Rachel Roundtree Kearse at St Johns United Methodist Church at 7 pm. this is her second marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.M
Jim’ Glass
S.C
Senate
St. John’s United Methodist Church
Rachel Roundtree Kearse
Glass
Sen
Derrick Escapes Demo Competition
The article notes Democrats facing timing deadlines for U S House races. Derrick C Derrick remains unopposed in the Third District primary while incumbents James R Mann Kenneth L Holland also run unopposed in their districts. Mendel J Davis seeks re election in the First District with Milton Dukes challenging. Floyd Spence and John W Jenrette file in the Second and Sixth Districts respectively. other filings include Goldie L Gause Bill Craig and Cooper Tedder. Republicans must file by May 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Butler C. Derrick
James R. Mann
Kenneth L. Holland
Mendel J. Davis
Milton Dukes
Summerville
Dukes
Benjamin J. Frasier Jr
Davis
Floyd Spence
C.B. Livingston
Orangeburg
John W. Jenrette
Goldie L. Gause
Georgetown
Bill Craig
Hartsville
Jearette
Cooper Tedder
Florence
Croft House Receives $700000 HUD Grant
A $700 000 grant from the US Department of Housing and Urban Development is approved for the Croft House a congregate living facility for elderly well persons over 65 who live alone and need support but not institutional care. The 44 units will form one building with central dining and offer living arrangements suited to group living.
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
Aiken County Court Actions Include Marriages Divorces Wills
Yesterday in the Aiken County Courthouse marriage licenses were issued to Charlie Thomas Fain Jr and Marilyn Franklin Vaucluse. divorces filed include Pamela Rawls vs Alton Rawls and Vicki Kitchings vs Larry Kitchings. Maggie Lou Brown’s will filed with executrix Mary Frances Brown. Civil actions span First Citizens Bank and Trust Co versus Harry Peebles. Hamann and Johnson Associates against Dan Hamann and Victor Johnson. National Audubon Society Inc versus TV Crow. warrants issued for Hamiet DUI second offense Bostwick DUI fourth offense Richardson housebreaking. Cate DUI third offense. Vanessa Hayes shoplifting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County
Charlie Thomas Fain Jr
Johnston
Marilyn Mildred Franklin Vaucluse
Pamela LaVenne Rawls
Alton Ades Rawls
Vicki Lynn Kitchings
Larry Steve Kitchings
Annie Belle Dallas
Robert Patrick Dai
First Citizens Bank and Trust Co. &C
Harry E Peebles
Carole Pabries
William Dexter Hamiet
Michael Charles Bostwick
John Flyan
Easter Sermon Calls for Explosive Moral Impact
Reverend Jerry G. Robinson told Aiken Rotary Club Easter should greatly affect lives, likening it to a balloon that bursts to reveal truth. He urged digging into history, citing Resurrection as the most documented event and recommending Josh McDowell’s Evidence That Demands a Verdict.
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Jerry G. Robinson
Aiken
Ramada Inn
Robinson
First Presbyterian Church
Mr. Robinson
Miss New Ellenton Contests Slated At Atomic City Festival
Twenty four contestants compete for Miss White New Ellenton and Miss Black New Ellenton titles in a Friday event at the Junior High gym as part of the Atomic City Festival. The festival opens Thursday with a game show, features Saturday fire department demo and street dance, with master of ceremonies Will Cole and entertainment by organist Merrill Giddings and singer Willie Johnson.
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New Ellenton
Civic Center
CB Radio Club
Beth Porter
Susan Barnes
Teresa Parker
Dodie Lankford
Larrie Johnson
Linda Stacey
Janice Kendrick
Patricia Raper
Donna Fox
Mary Beth Rowland
Dianne Graddick
Gail Hamilton
Lynn Huckeba
Dianne Gantt
Janet
Escaped Murderer Captured in Aiken County
FBI agents arrested Emory Wilcher, an escapee sought for over two years. Wilcher, captured at his Couchton area residence, had been sentenced to life for murder in Glascock County in 1968 and escaped from Jackson County Public Works Camp in 1973. He faces unlawful flight charges and is jailed in Aiken with $100,000 bond.
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FBI
Aiken County
Emory Wilcher
Couchton
Joseph J. Loeffler
Columbia
Wilcher
Glascock County
Jackson County
U.S
Henry Payton
Atlanta Ga
Wilder
Aiken
Public Library To Show Three Films
The Aiken County Public Library will present three films tomorrow at 1:00 am recalling the good old days. Ghost Towns of the Westward March and Where Have All the Farms Gone depict abandoned dwellings caused by changes in living and making a living, while The Sixties offers ten years of history in rapid flashes.
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Aiken County
St Marys Women’s Club to Meet for Luncheon and Elections
The St Marys Women’s Club will hold a covered dish luncheon tomorrow at 11 45 am in Msgr Smith Parish Hall. Guest speaker Mr Woodward of the Green Door will address members. Business will include nomination and election of officers.
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St. Mary's
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Herman C. Bonnett
Rhett Sprott
Fabrick
R.C. Dagley
Donna J. Collins
Aiken Alumnae
Panhellenic
Collins
Edward J. Collins
Belvedere
Ortowski Miller
William Gary Rhoden
Diane Vance Clark
Ronnie Lockhart
Sharon Smith
Jerry Murrell
Wiliam T Lott
Shirley Purcell
Larry W Wood
John W Osteen
Lawrence W Kerr
Cynthia Kee
Linda Scott
Jo Ann Proffitt
Ellyn B. McNair
Nancy Marie Hasty
Susan Lynn Mover
Katherine Arden Schild
Harris Milton Nix
Sheila Donnelle Tayior
Ricky Lockhart
John W. Osteen
Shirley Morris Purcell
Frank Arthur Cochrane
Nancy Ann Eubanks
Arthur Craig Collie
Charles Wellington Gardner
Nancy Schuon Jarvis
Mary Harris Grant
Elizabeth Joyce Black
Richard Michael Jolley
Earlene Smith Gardner William Thomas Lott
Roy Homer Proffitt
Jane Patrone Tagliaferri
Jean Ortowski Miller
Donna Collins
Brenda Lee Harmon
Berg
Gressman
N.A. Council
Gilbert E. McMillan
R -Aiken
Derrick
Croft House
HUD
Maggie Lou Brown
Mary Frances Brown
Austin Philip Richardson
Jesse B Cate
Vanessa Hayes
Lominick Pharmacy
Richland Ave
Dial
Walter Plunkett
Public Library
St. Mary's Women’s Club
CATV
Kalmia Hill
Kalmia Plaza
Coudhend
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