Deaths And Funerals in Graniteville feature Morrison
Lloyd Morrison of Breezy Hill died yesterday in Clark Hill and the funeral will be held at 3 p.m. Friday at Poseys Funeral Home Chapel in Graniteville with Rev. Franklin D. Hammond officiating. Burial follows in Sunset Memory Gardens Langley. Morrison, a WWII veteran and Graniteville Co. employee, was 67 and survived by his widow June, daughter Kathy Kneece, sons David and Anthony, sisters Annie Walden Iris Screws Viola Duffie Lizzie Roberts, and brothers Hugh B C Milton John Floyd Joe. Friends may call at the residence or the funeral home.
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Graniteville
Lloyd Morrison
Swint
June Anderson Morrison
Kathy M. Kneece
Warrenville
David M. Morrison
Anthony D. Morrison
Annie Walden
Augusta
Iris Screws
Wadley
Viola Duffie
Floyd Morrison
Aiken
Joe Morrison
Louisville
Peter S. Smith 81 Dies in Aiken County Hospital
Peter S. Smith 81 of Route 4 died Wednesday in an Aiken County hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Amos Sons Funeral Home Johnston. He was a member of Ebenezer Baptist Church. Surviving are his widow Gussie Smith of Aiken three daughters Ruth T Upson Constance Smith Philadelphia Vanessa Kay Smith one son Gene Autry Smith Philadelphia two sisters
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Peter S. Smith
Route 4
Aiken County
Amos
Sons Funeral Home
Johnston
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Gussie Smith
Aiken
Ruth T. Upson
Constance Smith
Philadelphia
Vanessa Kay Smith
Gene Autry Smith
Aiken Standard Publication Notice and Policies
The Aiken Standard established in 1867 publishes afternoons except weekends. It provides delivery address and box number, notes AP dispatch rights, and states republication rights and advertiser error policies. It warns about advance payments and carrier payment limits.
Funeral services for Rev. Mannie G. Mason set at Mt. Sinai
The Rev. Mannie G. Mason died Tuesday at his residence. Visitation and funeral at Mt. Sinai Baptist Church in Eureka with Rev. Ernest Gordon officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery or at Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home plot.
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Mannie G. Mason
Mt. Sinai Baptist Church
Eureka
Ernest Gordon
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Funeral service for Ina Louise Corbett at Zion Hill Church
Ina Louise Corbett died Friday. A funeral will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday at Zion Hill Baptist Church with Rev. J. R. Riley officiating. Burial follows in the church cemetery. Your Funeral Home, New Ellenton, is in charge.
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Ina Louise Corbett
Zion Hill Baptist Church
J. R. Riley
New Elenton
Emma Bohler of North Augusta Dies in New York
Emma Bohler of 1537 Aiken Ave North Augusta died Monday in New York. The death and funeral arrangements were announced by Amos and Sons Mortuary. She is survived by one sister Gertrude Kincey and Lillie Bright.
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North Augusta
Emma Bohler
Aiken Ave
New York
Amos & Sons Mortuary
Gertrude Kincey
Lillie Bright
VA Hospital Delays Spark Senate Comment in Columbia
Senator Thurmond says construction of the new Veterans Administration hospital in Columbia will start three months late, with completion still projected for September 1978. The $29.6 million project now begins January 1976, as VA contracts are expected by December, adjoining the existing hospital and housing a USC medical school remodeling effort.
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VA Hospital
University of South Carolina
Edwards corrects quote on reading ability over PhDs
The Associated Press corrected a June 18 report that Gov. James B. Edwards said he would rather have 100 students who can read and write than four Ph.D.s at the University of South Carolina. He clarified the remark referred to graduates from any South Carolina university.
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Clemson
Associated Press
James B. Edwards
Clemson University
University of South Carolina
Youth Charged At Park In Aiken County
An 18 year old Virgil Wilkins Jr of College Acres was arrested by City of Aiken Police at Virginia Acres Recreation Park. He faces dis orderly conduct resisting arrest and carrying a concealed deadly weapon for parking on the grass and refusing to move. Police say park facilities have been abused since the new H Odell Weeks Activities Center opened with youths consuming alcohol.
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J.D. Canepa
Aiken City
Young Rodney Simmons
Rt. 3
Aiken
Rutland Drive
Teague Street
Rodney
Aiken County Hospital
Paul J. Jennings
Aiken County
City of Aiken
Virginia Acres Recreation Park
Virgil Wilkins Jr
Heathwood Dr
College Acres
Wilkin
O.W. Ray
H. Odell Weeks Activities Center
Dyches Family Tangled in Virginia Break-In Arrests
Eloise Dyches mother of Arnold Dyches 17 led authorities in two high speed chases and faces charges with receiving stolen goods in a Trenton break-in. Also arrested are Ruth Sanders Hazel Cochran and Michael Watkins for breaking and entering and grand larceny. Items recovered include a home entertainment center while a rifle shotgun and color television remain missing.
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Dyches
Duches
Virginia
Michael Watkins
Gloverville
Depu
Trenton
Ruth Sanders
North Augusta
Hazel Cochran
Graniteville
Sanders
Cochran
Aiken County
Manny Brooks
Sheriff's Dept
Appointees to Begin Work on State Ethics Commission
Appointees to the new State Ethics Commission will start work pending General Assembly confirmation next session. They cannot be paid per diem or mileage, but will hold an initial meeting on August 19 or 20 to draft rules for implementing the ethics bill. Governor Edwards requested voluntary sessions after the attorney general said there is no statutory authority for interim appointments.
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Columbia
New State Ethics Commission
General Assembly
James B. Edwards
Daniel R. McLeod
Community Calendar for Aiken and Beech Island Activities
Today events include 7 p.m. meetings for Aiken Chess Club Virginia Acres Civil Air Patrol Aiken Air Force Station Optimist Club Belvedere at S S Cafeteria 7 30 p m Sertoma Club Duplicate Bridge at Senior Citizen Clubhouse 7 30 p m Aiken Barnwell Mental Health Center film Why Man Creates Public Invited 8 30 p m AA at 123 Linden Street 10 a m to 4 p m Aiken County Museum 10 30 a m Food Stamp Issuance and Certification First State Bank Civic Room Beech Island 12 30 p m Recreation Department Bridge Virginia Acres.
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Aiken Chess Club
Virginia Acres
Civil Air Patrol
Aiken Air Force Station
Optimist Club of
Belvedere
S&s
Sertoma Club
Senior Citizen
Aiken-Barnwell Mental Health Center
Linden St
Aiken County Museum
First State Bank
Beech Island
Recreation Department
Not Pressed Cases Spark Mixed Reactions From Officials
The article reports on nolle prosequi cases in which warrants are sworn but later not pressed. Judge Holley and North Augusta officials criticize the move as harming police morale and the justice process, while Magistrates De Laughter Wise and Chitty offer varied views on the trend and causes.
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North Augusta
George F. DeLaughter
DeLaughter
Q. M. Wise
Lester L. Chitty
Verenes Aims 30000 Recovery Effort For Plant
Verenes said efforts will pursue the 30000 plant within the law and urges contributions to him or the North Augusta Chamber of Commerce. Mary Mittlelberg, executive director, was unavailable for comment. He criticized Aiken County for not matching its industrial progress.
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Verenes
North Augusta Chamber of Commerce
North Augusta
Roger F
Mary) Mittlelberg
The
Two Men Arrested In Morris's Quick Shop Break-In
Gran iteville officers and Aiken County deputies arrested Lavern Newsome and Richard Miller for breaking and entering and grand larceny in the Morris's Quick Shop theft. A second suspect remains at large as investigators recover two cash registers an adding machine a .38 pistol and whiskey. Juveniles were later arrested in a separate Big Wheel Night Club break-in with $90 taken plus two jars of pickled pig feet.
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Jeane Hall
Graniteville
Aiken County
Manny Brooks
Sheriff's Dept
Graniteville Police Department
Sheriff's Department
Brooks
Robert Funk
Big Wheel
Highway 19
J.R. Harley
Trenton
Nazarene Church
Hwy 19
McCrosson Named United Way Public Relations Chairman
Frank J. McCrosson of 1171 Aldrich Street has been chosen as public relations chairman for the upcoming United Way drive. A former industrial sales manager in the northeast, he is active in civic and church work and serves with the Knights of Columbus and St. Mary Help of Christians parish. He aided the Diocesan Development Fund Drive and promoted Helping Hands Inc and the Child Advocate office, attending the signing of a governor Edwards order creating a position for the benefit of unfortunate children in South.
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Frank J. McCrosson
Aldrich St
United Way
McCrosson
St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
Helping Hands, Inc
Child Advocate Office
Edwards
South Carolina
LSRPDC Wins Regional Planning Awards in 1974 75
The Lower Savannah Region Planning and Development Council earned multiple accolades at the July 30 Columbia meeting of South Carolina’s ten regional councils. The Areawide Fire Protection Study was named the top regional planning project and the Initial Housing Element Update earned second place, with Executive Director James Hammond and Regional Planner David Hughes accepting the honors.
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Lower Savannah
South Carolina
Office of Community Development
Development Council
The
Development Commission
James Hammond
David Hughes
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