Deaths And Funerals In Aiken Bath And Lexington Areas
Obituaries report Anna Ames Darling 83 of Dibble Road aged 83 with services at DeVallis Funeral Home and burial at Prairie Dell Cemetery. Susie Palmer Fain 74 of Bath dies. funeral at Beulah Baptist Church with burial in church cemetery. Earl West 59 of Walker Street dies. Amos and Sons Funeral Home to announce arrangements. Willie Williams 59 of Augusta dies. funeral by Peoples Funeral Home. G Dwight Poole 33 of Round Hill Street dies from automobile crash. services at Round Hill Baptist Church. Memorials to cancer society and church building funds are requested.
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Anna Ames Darling
Dibble Road
DeVallis Funeral Home
Sheldon
Ill
Prarie Dell
Watseba
Darling
Donovan
Aiken
Lowell Maynard Darling Jr
American Cancer Society
George Funeral Home
Bath
Susie Palmer Fain
Church St
Aiken County
Beulah Baptist Church
Charlie Herring
Alan Danner
Church
Fain
Danbury, Ga
Hephzibah Baptist Church
Lincolnton
Kenneth Cromer
Posey
Langley
Johnston
Earl West
Walker St
Edgefield County
Amos and Sons Funeral Home
West
Saluda County
Rosa Spring
Augusta
Willie Williams
Walter Williams
North Augusta
Richmond County
Peoples Funeral Home
Williams
Good Shepherd Baptist Church
Henry Williams
John Mackie
Philadelphia
Ellen Mackie
Five Notch Road
Lexington
G. Dwight Poole
Connor Poole
Wagener
Lexington County
Round Hill Baptist Church
Marion Ringer
Lexington Memorial Cemetery
Poole
Richland County
Michelin Tire Co
Lexington Masonic Lodge No. 152
S.C. National Guard
Community Calendar of Local Events and Meetings
Today features a comic opera at USC Aiken and an JAARS airshow at Aiken Municipal Airport. Also lists teen overeaters anonymous, AA meetings, and Sunday clubs at multiple venues with contact option for representatives.
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Aiken Municipal
St. Joseph's Hospital
St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church
North Augusta
Du Pont Stockholders Vote On Peace Effort Stance
Du Pont board recommends shareholders vote against the nuclear weapons proposal citing responsibility to national policy and the Savannah River Plant operations. Dr John Stewart confirms the directors’ position and no forecast for approval at the Monday meeting.
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du Pont Board of
du Pont
Savannah River
John Stewart
DuPont
Textile layoffs deepen Graniteville employment slump
Warren P. Timmerman reports the textile industry in a low mood with 160000 workers unemployed statewide. At the 136th stockholders meeting he said Graniteville plant transfers will try to reemploy displaced workers, though the ninth company president warned few may stay Graniteville employees unless the economy improves.
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P. Timmerman
Timmerman
Graniteville
ORA Speaker Michael Strickland to Address Lunch Meeting
Michael Strickland assistant Aiken city manager will speak at the Older Retired Adults meeting on Tuesday. The group gathers at noon at St Marys Parish Hall for a covered dish lunch.
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Michael Strickland
Aiken
ORA
St. Mary’s Parish Hall
Weekend Weather Focus for Aiken County
The forecast shows partly cloudy skies with little variation for the weekend. Tonight’s low near 50, tomorrow morning cloudy then partly sunny with a mid-70s high, and Sunday to Tuesday mostly partly cloudy with mid-50s to low-80s temperatures expected.
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Aiken County
Robbie Yarborough
Ethel Robbins
Aiken Elementary
Head Start Registration Under Way in Aiken County
Aiken County Head Start opens registration for the September term at Sardis School Head Start Center in Salley. Parents should bring birth certificate proof of income immunization records and health record. The program seeks to enroll handicapped children in Windsor Salley Perry and Wagener areas with various impairments noted.
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Aiken County
Sardis
Salley
Social Security
AFDC
Head Start
Windsor
Perry
Wagener
Jackson Town Council Holds Regular Meeting Monday
The Jackson Town Council will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday at 8 p.m. in Town Hall on Charles Street. No agenda was available.
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Jackson
Charles Street
Wilson Veto Sparks Debate on Immigrant Literacy Test
President Wilson vetoed a bill demanding a literacy test for immigrants on January 29, 1917. Congress later overrode the veto, advancing restrictionist policy amid immigration tensions and a push for national control.
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Wilson
Congress
Week of cultural events and America Cup sports at Citizens Field
The city hosts a diverse cultural week including chamber music, parades, a champagne breakfast, and Friday night fireworks. The America Cup Tournament will run games today at 1 and 3 p.m., with further schedule dependent on field conditions and posted signs at Whiskey and South Boundary.
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Main Street
U.S.A
Citizens Field
Whiskey and
South Boundary
Aiken Standard Subscription Rates Update
Aiken Standard lists subscription rates for three, six, and twelve months with all advance payments directed to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription.
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Aiken
Aiken Standard Pbm
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Anna A. Darling
Susie P. Fain
Willie Mae West
Alafair Callaham
Earlie Mae West
Monetta
Virginia
Zetha West
Marietta Anderson
Jackie West
Myrtis Benson
Trenton
Ora Mae West
Bronx
N.Y
Earl West Jr
Jamaica
Horace West
Bobby West
Bernard West
Olie West
John Henry West
Dora Mae Williams
Addie West
Lee West
Usc-Aiken
H. Odell Weeks Activities Center
AAUW
Hopeland Gardens
Aiken A.A
Linden St
Aiken Rotary Club
Ramada Inn
Aiken Sertoma Club
Western Sizzlin
St. John’s
Edgefield Town
Aiken Standard
du Pont Stockholders
U.S
Warren
Strickland
National Weather Service
NOAA
U.S. Dept. of Commerce
Federa
Lia
Morrow
Knoxville
Tenn
West Martintown Road
I-20
Bodies Clothing
Professi
Big Cone Ridge
Ascauga Lake Road
Belvedere
Martintown Road
John L. Hixon
Carrier
Bradberry
McRonough
Rec Ete
Fairfield St
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