Notable Deaths and Funerals Across South Carolina
A series of obituaries from Williston to North Augusta notes Leroy Bell age 81 dying in a Richmond County hospital with graveside rites at Williston Cemetery. The list includes Otis Steve Byrd of Harlem 73 with services in Harlem Memorial Cemetery and memberships in fraternal and sheriff associations. Other notices cover Earnest L. Richardson 99 in Wagener, Maggie Phillips 92 in Washington, Frances Parker leBlanc 70 in North Augusta, and Roy W. Baynham 64 in North Augusta with church services, graves, and family survivors listed.
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Williston
Leroy Bell
Richmond County
Bell
Ted Still
Mr. Bell
L. Bell and Sons Dr Co
Fort Lauderdale
Rise
Rose Baptist Church
Mamie Hair Bell
Mary Lou Lewis
Greensboro
N.C
Irene Rinaldi
Raymond Vernon Bell
Everglades City
Fla
Melvin
Bookie) Bell
Augusta
Conro Bell
Claude Bell
Beech Island
Folk Funeral Home
Harlem
Otis Steve Byrd
Dorie Byrd
King of
Belvedere
Harlem Memorial Cemetery
Robert Blankenship
Mr. Byrd
Route 1
Union Point
Byrd
Harlem Baptist Church
Harlem Masonic Lodge
Georgia Sheriffs Association
Lavonia Greene Byrd
Roger Byrd
Grovetown
Wesley Byrd
Wagener
Earnest L. Richardson
Aiken
Richardson
First Baptist Church
Mims Fanning
Wagener Cemetery
Saluda County
Western Carolina
Bank of Aiken
Epps Fitzgerald Paper Co
D.K
Washington
Maggie Phillips
Edgefield County
North Augusta
Frances Parker leBlanc
Roy W. Baynham
Mr. Baynham
E. Berna Vista Ave
Sunset Hills
Thomas M. Billings
John M. Younginer Jr
Baynham
U.S. Navy
Merry Brick Co
Lake Ave
Chastain Tops Reigel Textile in Greenville
Former Aiken resident Roger W. Chastain is elected president and chief operating officer of Greenville based Riegel Textile Corp. He reports to chairman Robert E. Coleman. Chastain joined Riegel in 1964, has led Consumer Products and Convenience Products, and chaired the Aiken Chamber of Commerce.
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Aiken
Roger W. Chastain
Greenville
Riegel Textile Corp
Robert E. Coleman
Chastain
Riegel
University of South Carolina
Aiken Chamber of Commerce
Jump Rope For Heart event at Oakwood Windsor Elementary
Students at Oakwood Windsor Elementary will jump rope for heart on Tuesday April 30 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The event is sponsored by the South Carolina Association for Health Physical Education and Recreation to support the American Heart Association. Teams seek pledges per minute up to three hours, with winners decided by total money raised.
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Oakwood-Windsor Elementary
The
South Carolina Association For Health, Physical Education and Recreation
Weather snapshot and regional forecasts
A mixed forecast for tonight and tomorrow with clear to partly cloudy skies and mild lows in the 50s to 60s. Winds northeast at 5 to 10 mph. Tomorrow mostly sunny or mild with highs from the mid 70s to upper 80s across mountains Midlands and coast regions. Rain chances rise Thursday night into Friday with thundershowers. Local city highs include Atlanta 79 Asheville 79 Charleston 80 Savannah 8 Jacksonville 81.
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Midlands
Atlanta
Asheville
Charleston
Savannah
Jackville
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Otis St. Byrd
Ple
Texas
Alvin Byrd
Bowden
Malcolm Byrd
Crestwood
Harold Byrd
Marietta
Elizabeth
Libby) Byrd Ashley
Walnut
Calif
Judy Bryd Carson
Annette Byrd Starkey
Elaine Byrd
San Antonio
George Buford Byrd
Louise Bramlett
Woodville
Tom Whitfield
John Griffin
B.L. Brown
Lamar Lockridge
Clifford Ward Jr
Prather-Starling Funeral Home
Ernest L. Richardson
Ruth Harrison
Sallie Bowman
Edgefield
Paris Lee Lewis
Rt. 2
Frances LeBlanc
Reigel
Oakwood School
ALU Klein
Eelay
Kalmia Mall
Oklahoma
Kansas
New England
Eastern Plains
Midwest
Central Gulf
Travelers
Reco
Ty Tural
Heritage
Gnlob Aluminum
Aiken, S.C
Junior Sportswear
Santa Cruz
Generra
College Town
Orig
Regatta
Chaos
Prophecy
Panther
Junior
Jonathan Martin
Clyde
Alberoy
Jou-Jou
Orient
Club Classic
Evan Picone
Pendleton
John Meyer
Tere