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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1996
Page
5
Obituaries list Ira B Adams Lucille Williams Norma Bolin T J Yates Sara Burkhalter Ernest Taylor and others. It notes ages death dates funeral details burial sites and family survivors across Lancaster Augusta Blackville Louisville Gloverville Clearwater Warrenville and surrounding towns.
Funeral notices for William Lamar Younce 75 of Gran Nelle SC list service Monday March 32 1996 at 3 00 PM from Graniteville First Baptist Church with Milford Oxnard Martha Mabel officiating. Burial at Aiken Memorial Gardens. George Funeral Homes, Aiken. A second notice for Thomas J. Yates 17 of 37 Ward Girth Aiken to be held Monday April 25 1996 at 1 00 PM from St Paul Church with David Taird and Ty Roos officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Memorials to Levels Church Fund. George Funeral Homes, Aiken. A third notice for Sarah Huntley Burkhalter widow of Ernest A Burkhart Sr died April 20 1996 at Jefferson Hospital. Memorials to St John United Methodist Church. George Funeral Homes, Aiken.
Obituary notices list MRS. O SHIELDS wife of Louis Jack O Shield living at 1 Boston Street Gloverville SC with funeral services Tuesday at 10 AM at Hatcher Funeral Home Langley SC officiated by Joe Harden and Walter Sich. Interment 2 PM Corinth Church Cemetery Seneca SC. Also MR JOSEPH LEE DIMSDALE husband of Hazel C Dimsdale of 41 Poplar Street Clearwater SC with funeral Tuesday at 3 PM at Hatcher Funeral Store Chapel. Interment Sunset Memory Gardens. Memorials to The Gre Siemon Aiken County West Camp Allen SC 29802. Friends may call Monday evening 7 9 PM at Hatcher Funeral Home Langley SC.
Robert G. Rowe aged 80 or 81 passed away at his residence 1309 Williams Drive Aiken South Carolina on April 21 1906 Funeral services to be announced by Shellhouse Funeral Home Inc 924 Hayne Ave Aiken SC 642 3436 and Pembroke Pines Florida listed as pallbearer or family contact information
The Aiken County Young Republicans hold their monthly meeting at 7 30 p m in the County Council Building. Guest speaker Rob Cantu executive director of Helping Hands. Public invited. For information call 1643 0528 or 648 6605.
Starkey Flythe Jr. will read from Paying the Anesthesiologist at the Etherredge Center O Connell Experimental Theatre Tuesday at 7 30 p m The USA Aiken Oswald Writers Series offers free public readings with Flythe published in The Saturday Evening Post and The New York Times Books for sale during the event
The Mattie C. Hallamily Council will meet Thursday in the main dining room. Dinner starts at 6 15 p m then meeting at 7 p m with Dr David Steiner as guest speaker from Aiken Psychiatric and Psychotherapy Associates RSVP by April 23 to reserve one of 30 slots. Proceeds from the event exceeded 12200 last year with Depot Food Stores donating more. Checks totaling 3500 were given to The Children's Place Inc and TriDevelopment Center Inc. The remaining 6460 funded a Teen Pregnancy Prevention Council in Aiken County.
The Culture and Arts Committee will convene at 7 p.m. Tuesday in Room 204 of the Municipal Building. Established to guide the city's public arts program, the panel invites public attendance as part of the strategic planning process.
The Region III Heritage Corridor invites interested parties to a monthly board meeting at Redcliff Plantation State Park Beech Island on April 29. A barbecue meal costs $5 per person with a Hammond home and park tour at 5 45 p m and dinner at 6 30 p m. Reservations by April 24 to 279 2828.
The Aiken County Open Land Trust holds its annual meeting at 10 a.m. Saturday at No 10 Downing Street, followed by a field trip to the Vale of Montmorere. Reservations due by Monday. call 648-9700 with name and phone. Hosts Jerry and Mia Davidian lead the tour of the near renovated homesite with a walking grounds tour. attendees should bring lunch for a picnic. tea and soft drinks provided.
Two gardening seminars hosted by Chukker Creek Elementary will be held at 2:30 p.m. Friday in the media center library. The topics cover vegetable and flower gardening as part of a seven seminar series. Attendees may tour the Earth Day Garden grounds. call 641-0338 for details.
R&H Maxxon Inc and Depot Food Stores announce the Third Annual Charity Golf Classic on May 10 at Cedar Creek Golf Course. Interested players are invited to contact organizers for participation details and entry information.
Aiken Technical College will hold its annual awards night ceremony at 7 p.m. Thursday in the amphitheatre. Scholarships athletic award and other recognition will be presented to ATC students. Dr. Jim Schmidt vice president of student services will be the keynote speaker. For more information call Thurmond Whatley at 598 9231 ext 1213.
Overeaters Anonymous meets weekly on Tuesday at 7 30 pm at Charles Wesley United Methodist Church and Wednesday at 5 30 pm at Aurora Pavilion. Open to the public. For more information call 278 5156.
The Carolina Squares and Rounds of Aiken invite all area square and round dancers to the 26th Annual Spring Jubilee Friday at 8 pm at the South Aiken Presbyterian Family Life Center on Silver Bluff Road. Details available by calling 642-5117.
Jeauxen County Historical Museum gift shop offers On a Street Called Easy In a Cottage Called Joye by Steve Naifeh and Greg Smith. Books may be bought for signing at a May 5 reading from 3 to 5 p.m. Proceeds benefit the museum.
The Aiken Area Council on Aging will sponsor a dance at the Morgan Street building on Saturday from 7 to 10 p.m. to benefit the Home Delivery Meals program. A DJ will play big band era music. Tickets are $10 per person. For details call 648.547.
The American Association of Retired Persons and the South African Presbyterian Church co sponsor the AARP 55 Alive Defensive Driving Course. Sessions run Friday 5 9 pm and Saturday 10 am 2 pm in the fellowship hall. Rescheduled from April 12 13. Cost eight dollars per person. Call Robin at 648 2898 or Marion at 648 9771 to reserve.
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