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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1997
Page
5
Obituaries report deaths of Inez Talbert in North Augusta James A Cotney in Conway Vermelle Coleman in Hempstead Johnny C Hightower in Ardmore Rufus Wade in North Augusta Joshia Gordon in New Ellenton Geraldine J Groomes Clayton in Aiken M.V Rosier in Augusta with details on services, residences, and survivors.
Funeral service for Mrs. Mary S. Cole, widow of C. Wil ton Cole, will be held Tuesday August 5 1997 from 4 00 p m to 1st Presbyterian Church Aten 5 C with Dr Jon P Perkins and Rev Cathy Colwile officiating. Donations may be made to the Diabetes Association 2771 Middleton Ave Columbia SC 29204. George Iver Home.
A listing for Rivers Funeral Home located at 715 East Pine Log Road in Aiken South Carolina 29804 with contact number (803) 641 4401. The notice provides the business name address and phone for the funeral home serving the local community.
Obituaries for Mrs. Geraldine Jerrie Groomes Clayton of 2482 Wr Road Aiken and James Ralph Foster of 3725 Lone Oak Drive Aiken note services set for August 4 and August 6. Shellhouse Funeral Home at 824 Hayne Ave Aiken handles arrangements with memorials to the James Foster Fund at 690 Medical Park Drive. Foster, a retired computer engineer, lived in Aiken with a Crum WVa birth, five grandchildren and a sister Ruth Bartram.
Charleston reports Governor Beasley delivering the keynote at the National Leadership Summit on Abstinence in Washington. He links safe sex to marriage and cites abstinence as the best way to reduce teen pregnancies. Ann Badgley supports his stance, noting his adult conversion and the summit's medical sponsor.
In Rock Hill S C the expulsion rate among black students is twice that of white peers with two thirds of 201 expulsions issued to blacks amid disputes over poverty and preparation. Local leaders urge broader outreach while noting few black administrators.
Horry County Councilman Ray Brown argues alcohol should not be sold at the new Myrtle Beach stadium ahead of the ballpark’s baseball return. He warns beer could harm the family image as organizers market minor league games to youths and families. Cap Broadcasting moves its Class A team to Myrtle Beach to clear room for a Durham Class AAA franchise.
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