Deaths And Funerals Local Matters Across Three States
Memorials and services span Lexington Park Maryland Augusta Georgia Modoc South Carolina for multiple individuals. Tom Whetstone 61 of Lexington Park died January 27 1993 with service May 1 at Clinton United Methodist Church. Ruthie Lee Gathers 78 of Jackson died April 25 1993 with funeral at Bean Pond Baptist. James Patrick Coffey 78 of Aiken died April 29 1993 with arrangements pending. Brenda Gail Hammack Hegler 51 of Modoc died April 29 1993 with service at Red Hill Baptist Church. Lotheia C Seawright 87 Cayce died April 29 1993 with funeral Saturday. Charlie Crosson Addy 64 of Batesburg died April 29 1993 with service today. Survivors and specific burial sites noted for several others. Memorials directed to churches and local funds.
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Lexington Parks
Tom Whetstone
Clinton United Methodist Church
Perry
Jack Poole
Mr. Whetstone
St. Mary's Hospital
Leonardtown
Elizabeth Wilson Whetstone
Lexene Parks
Pamela Whetstone Fox
Columbia
Augusta
Ruthie Lee
Li Hess
Gathers
Bean Pond Baptist Church
Jackson
David Easterling
Sharps Lane
University Hospital
Alberta Scrivens
New Ellenton
Annie Lawrence
Carrie Patterson
Annie Mae Bates
MODOC
Brenda Gail Hammack Hegler
Red Hill Baptist Church
Albert Atkinson
Crystal Robinson
Lincolnton
Janie Stevens
Edgefield
Leslie Perry Hammack
Zelpha Hammick
Greenwood
Edgefield Mercantile Funeral Home
Cayce
Lotheia C. Seawright
Batesburg
Charlie Crosson Addy
Faith Lutheran Church
Ridge Crest Memorial Park
Barr-Price Funeral Home
Faith Lutheran Church Renovation Fund
Leesville
Mr. Addy
Curtis
Myrtle Rae Addy
NCO Club
Coffey James Patrick Coffey 78 of Aiken dies
Mr. Coffey James Patrick Coffey aged 78 of Aiken died Thursday April 29 1993 at Mattie C Hall Health Care Center. Funeral plans are incomplete and will be announced by George Funeral Home Ting.
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James Patrick Coffey
Aiken
Helen Coffey
Mattie C. Hall Health
George Funeral Home
Coffey
Mattie C. Hall Health Care
Censter
Ting
Migrants Need Special Head Start Programs Says Speakers
At a Moultrie Georgia farm labor meeting officials call for migrant Head Start programs to include infants and toddlers and provide day care. Telamon Corp runs two migrant Head Start sites serving about 600 children yearly and will expand with a federal grant.
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Moultrie
Kim McKinney
Telamon Corp
Telamon
Mount Vernon
Glennville
Georgia
Moultrie City Hall
Larry Manning
Southern Pine Migrant Education Agency
Dan Bremer
U.S. Department of Labor
Atlanta
Bremer
Rotary hears about Aiken trees and parkway care
Brian L Woodward told the Rotary Club of South Aiken County that Aiken maintains about 7500 trees in 244 parkways with nearly 10000 including rights of way. An extensive computerized inventory, funded by 13000 grants from the Forestry Commission and the city, guides maintenance and can defend against lawsuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian L. Woodward
Rotary Club
South Aiken County
Aiken
United States
Woodward
S.C. Forestry Commission
Georgia
Florida
South Carolina
South Boundary Street
Gail Toole
Libby Bland
Cedar Creek Country Club
Victims rally for rights in South Carolina constitution change
Crime victims from rape homicide and family tragedies rallied on the Statehouse steps urging a victims bill of rights in the South Carolina Constitution. Gov. Campbell praised victims and honored Bethea and Mary Ann Morris for their work. Murders and rapes rose in 1991, while lawmakers consider tougher laws and expanded victim rights authority. Children handed out roses as the ceremony closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
United Methodist
Joseph Bethea
Statehouse
Bethea
Carroll Campbell
Mary Ann Morris
Attorney General's Office
Campbell
Sue McCullough
General Assembly
Senate Judiciary Committee
House
Peter O’boyle
South Carolina
Statehose
Admiral Sees Navy Becoming Genderless With More Roles For Women
Navy's top female admiral says expanding combat and other roles to women will improve responsiveness. Rear Adm. Marsha Evans notes openings in aviation and that all options are on the table while addressing harassment, amid broader Defense Department changes and ongoing scrutiny of the Tailhook era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Navy
Marsha Evans
Defense
Les Aspin
Aspin
Marine Corps
Las Vegas
Congress
Development Program To Be Held In Aiken County Schools
Registration for a four year old development program runs May 6 7 in the Aiken County School District. The early intervention effort targets children who may struggle in first grade and aims to address problems before they become insurmountable. Eligibility is via a brief screening with parent interviews in August. Registration hours are 830 am to 4 pm at the child’s upcoming first grade school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County
Nance Dukes
Kiwanians Introduced To Help Line Services In Aiken
Judy Jackson explains the Help Line run as a United Way agency since 1979 offering 24 hour support. It connects callers to referrals and counselors across abuse, emotional problems, family planning, and other needs. Last year the line answered 6000 calls, with 45 volunteers and a call number 648 9900. The Kiwanis meeting also heard about a Wednesday tricycle race on Laurens Street with 3 | 30 p.m. registration and race start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County Help Line
Judy Jackson
United Way Agency
Tad Barber
Laurens Street
Aiken Kiwanis Club
Jim Kohl
Houndslake Country Club
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Ruthie Gathers
Easau Moore
VA Medical Center
Moore
Morgan St
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Mt. Harris Baptist Church
Helen Richardson
Amy Breeland
Hester Seym
Brenda Hegler
West Columbia
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Johnston
Oconee
Aggie Maloyd
Beech Island
Peoples Funeral Home
Pearl Lewis
North Augusta
Charlie C. Addy
George
Elliott Minor
Associated Press
S.A. Rotary
Chris Starnes
Crime Victims March For Rights
The
Eric K. Ward
All That Jazz
Hopeland Gardens
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