Deaths And Funerals Moore Services
Funeral services for Douglas S. Moore 45 of Barnwell were held at Barnwell First Baptist Church with a second service at Seymour Funeral Home Chapel Goldsboro North Carolina and burial in Woodland Cemetery He was general manager of Carter Furniture Stores and head of Johnson Cotton Co Inc furniture and appliance division He was named Furniture Man of the Year in 1964 by the North Carolina Furniture Association Survivors include widow Elizabeth Mayo Moore two sons Tim and Terry Moore his mother Elizabeth Smith Moore two sisters Kate Elizabeth Moore Smith and Betty Moore and two brothers Charles J Moore Jr and John Stuart Moore
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Barnwell
Douglas S. Moore
Barnwell First Baptist Church
Wayne County
N. C
Carter Furniture Stores
Johnson Cotton Co. Inc
Dunn, N.C
North Carolina
North Carolina Furniture Association
Southern Retail Furniture Association
Elizabeth Mayo Moore
Tim Moore
Terry Moore
Elizabeth Smith Moore
Goldsboro
Kate Elizabeth Moore Smith
Betty Moore
Hastings
Mich
Charles J. Moore Jr
John Stuart Moore
Fresno
Calif
Adams Rites Held for J W Adams of Saluda
Funeral services were held for J W Adams 48 of Saluda at Ramey Funeral Chapel at 3 30 p m with Revs Ewell Black and Thomas Morrow officiating. Burial followed in Travis Park Cemetery. He was a WWII veteran, merchant, and cattle farmer. Survivors include his widow Louise Barfield two daughters Joann Adams and Pat Crisman and son James William Adams Jr. and his parents Mr and Mrs Joe K Adams.
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Saluda
J. W. Adams
Ramey Funeral Chapel
Ewell Black
Thomas Morrow
Travis Park Cemetery
Louise Barfield
Pat Crisman
Norfolk
Joann Adams
James William Adams
Houston
Tex
Joe K. Adams
Aiken Standard Information Page
A brief notice states the Aiken Standard began in 1867 and is published daily except weekends. It lists contact info at P O Box 456 and 124 Rutland Drive, Aiken South Carolina 29801, with postal rates for carrier and mail subscriptions and AP and UP I affiliations.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
United Press International
Horne Funeral Held for Ernest L. Horne of Aiken
Funeral services for Ernest L. Horne of Aiken were conducted today at Posey Funeral Home Chapel Graniteville with Rev. Jack L. Davis officiating. Burial followed in Edgefield Cemetery. A Edgefield County native and WWII veteran, he was a member of Central Baptist Church. Pallbearers were Jim Cotton Jack Slayton J L Jordan R W Turner Lee Roy Harris.
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Ernest L. Horne
Aiken
Posey Funeral Home
Graniteville
Jack L. Davis
Edgefield Cemetery
Mr. Horne
Edgefield County
Central Baptist Church
Jim Cotton
Jack Slayton
J. L. Jordan
R. W. Turner
Lee Roy Harris
Johnson Rites Set Thursday
Funeral services for Dr. William R. Johnson of Baltimore Maryland will be held Thursday at 11 am in Windsor Baptist Church with burial in the church. Survivors include a daughter Faye Mager of Baltimore and a brother Harley M. Johnson of Cayce. He was a Springfield native, son of the late Robert W. and Adora Johnson, practiced medicine in Baltimore for many years. He was a member of Eutaw Place Baptist Church.
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William R. Johnson
Baltimore
Windsor Baptist Church
Church
Faye Mager
Harley M. Johnson
Cayce
Johnson
Springfield
Robert W
Adora Johnson
Eutaw Place Baptist Church
Anthony Funeral Set Tomorrow in Edgefield
Peter Alexander Anthony 84 of Edgefield died Monday. Graveside services at 3 p.m. tomorrow at East View Cemetery officiated by Father Eugene Condon. Romanian native from Bucovine Province came to the United States 60 years ago and lived in Edgefield 20 years. Retired Crest Manufacturing Co employee. Brother Andre Anthony of Detroit, Mich survives.
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Edgefield
Peter Alexander Anthony
East View
Eugene Condon
Bucovine
Romania
United States
Crest Manufacturing Co
South Carolina Legislature Advances Antipollution and Drug Laws
Lawmakers praised the 1970 session for major achievements including a stricter antipollution bill and tougher narcotics and dangerous drug laws. Senators Brown Turner Aycock Blatt lauded the environmental protections, clear-state stance on new industry, and overall progress.
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Sen. Brown
Turner
Blatt
South Carolina
Berlin Talks Continue Amid Secret Four Power Talks
US Britain France and the Soviet Union held a second round of secret talks in Berlin on reducing tensions over divided Berlin. The meeting chaired by Francois Seydoux de Clauzonne looked to biweekly sessions and possible staff talks. No breakthrough was expected as disputes over whether talks cover all Berlin or only West Berlin persisted.
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Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Allied Control Council
Francois Seydoux de Clausonne
West Germany
Kenneth Rush
Roger Jackling
Great Britain
Petor Abrassimov
East Germany
West Berlin
U.S. says 32 enemy rocket and mortar attacks
From 8 a.m. Monday to 8 a.m. Tuesday 32 hostile rocket and mortar strikes hit. One American killed and 17 wounded as U S B 52s dropped 450 tons of bombs within a mile of the Cambodian border. Stratofortresses flew three missions 67 miles northwest of Saigon against bunkers base camps gun positions and storage areas near the Fishhook corridor.
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U.S
Viet Cong High Command
Saigon
Cambodia
South Carolina funding bills and Vietnam border clashes reported
NASD interdealer quotes near noon today with Merrill Lynch prices. A $114 million omnibus bond bill funds building and facility improvements at state universities colleges agencies and departments. A tuition grant bill aids private college students in South Carolina. A new center to train law officers is funded and it projects into South Vietnam. U S Army units clash with North Vietnamese forces along five border points near Saigon and beyond into Cambodia.
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South Carolina
South Vietnam
U.S
1St Air Cavalry Division
11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
Saigon
Par Pond Bass Study Shows Warm Water Favors Fish Life
Ecologists at Savannah River Plant study Par Pond, a 2700 acre heated reservoir, to see if warm water benefits large mouth bass. Since starting 18 months ago researchers report no negative ecological impact and document thriving fish and wildlife. About 4000 bass have been tagged or weighed, with some moving at least three miles, as scientists track growth and age from scale rings.
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Sam Walter Foss
Par Pond
Atomic Energy Commission
Savannah River
David H. Bennett
Bennett
University of Connecticut
Savannah River Ecology Laboratory
University of Georgia
J. Whitfield Gibbons
SREL
Debate Over Campus Site Against Taxpayers’ Request
Parks argued campus property was ignored in recommendations, noting North Augusta students would attend the University if more accessible while three times as many go to Augusta College despite higher tuition. Rep. Cain questioned developability and cost of the US 1 property and Graniteville site, urging taxpayer justification.
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North Augusta
North
Augusta College
Marshall Cain
U.S. 1
Graniteville
Cain
Parks
Commission
Robert Penland
County Delegation Reviews Tax Revenues and Road Plans
County money totals 2,234,062 from state income tax fines licenses gas and liquor taxes with 1,303,329 to county. W H Boyleston requests an additional clerk May 1 to Dec 31 at 285 monthly for 2,280 total due to 14,000 delinquent accounts and split of real estate personal returns. Delegation defers appropriation decision while authorizing road right of way talks for two Kimberley Clark lot near Beech Island to build a dual lane Atomic Road to facility. Fred Scott reports bids on courthouse painting and woodwork despite planned new courthouse. Approval on next year paying list by county commissioners also deferred.
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W. H. Boyleston
Boyleston
Richard
Dick) Scott
Kimberley - Clark
Beech Island
Kimberly-Clark
Verenes
Fred Scott
Liquor By The Drink Moves Toward Reality In South Carolina
South Carolina's high court ruling on the brown bag law opens the door to legal liquor by the drink in licensed spots. Senator Allen Carter says many restaurants and clubs already sell mixers with patrons providing their own liquor, while the ABC commission declines further comment. The Gad dy's Owl Club case established that possession of liquor on brown bag premises can be legal, sparking expectations of broader sales and possibly giveaways under existing laws.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Supreme Court
Allen R. Carter
Charleston
Walter W. Lewis
State Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission
Commission
Palmetto
Gaddy
Owl Club
Myrtle Beach
ABC
Irene L. Gaddy
Circuit Court
High Court
Carter
Senate
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Economy Supply Co
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