Deaths Marie Lowe Boyd funeral held at Hollow Creek Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Marie Lowe Boyd were conducted at Hollow Creek Baptist Church with Rev. G. Lamar Morgan officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. She died Friday at Aiken County Hospital after an extended illness. Surviving are two sons, a sister, a half sister, a brother, a half brother, and four grandchildren. Pallbearers named.
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Marie Lowe Boyd
Aiken County
Hollow Creek Baptist Church
G. Lamar Morgan
Boyd
G. Lee Boyd
Aaron and
Della Boyd Lowe
Ralphin Boyd
Rhett Boyd
Aiken
Ida Lowe Raborn
Juanita Foster
Augusta
Perry Lowe
Dallas
Jerome Key
Thomas Raborn
Earl Young
H. G. White
Hinton Holley Jr
Gleaton Holley
Chris Lowe
Funeral Plans Set for Johnston Man Herman Marshall
Herman Marshall aged 47 of Johnston died Sunday at home. Amos and Sons Funeral Home of Johnston will announce funeral arrangements. He was a Bethlehem Baptist Church member in Edgefield County. Survived by his widow Lucile, a daughter Rosa Lee, five sons Fred Lewis John Herman Jr and George B all of Johnston, four brothers Pierce Priman Morris of New York Leroy of Johnston, four sisters Annie Nicholson Carries Dranes Emma Miles and Ellen Rayford.
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Herman Marshall
Johnston
Amos and Sons Funeral Home
Marshall
Bethlehem Baptist Church
Edgefield County
Lucile Marshall
Rosa Lee Marshall
Fred Marshall
Lewis Marshall
John Marshall
Herman Marshall Jr
George B. Marshall
Pierce Marshall
Priman Marshall
Morris Marshall
New York
Leroy Marshall
Mrs Murray Gantt dies after extended illness in Wagener
Mrs Murray Gantt 52 of Wagener died Saturday at home after an extended illness Funeral services were set for 5 p m today at Wagener Pentecostal Holiness Church with Rev Stoney Wrenn and Rev J T Lastinger officiating Burial will follow in Wagener cemetery Surviving are her widower Murray Gantt a daughter Nina Mae Atkinson of Wagener two sisters Carrie Belle Lucas of Casey and Lila Turner of Valparaiso Ind four brothers Eveard Fallaw Manning Fallaw and Hemrick Fallaw all of Columbia and Ira Fallaw of Lexington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monice Fallon Gantt
Wagener
Lila Turner
Valparaiso
Ind
Eveard Fallaw
Manning Fallaw
Hemrick Fallaw
Columbia
Ira Fallaw
Lexington
Death of Emmett L Willis Jr in Aiken
Emmett L Willis Jr of 103 Westdale Ave Aiken died at home Sunday morning. Funeral services set for 3 30 p m tomorrow at Bethel Baptist Church with Rev John Compton officiating. Burial at Mt Calvary Lutheran Cemetery. He was a native of Aiken County a World War II veteran a mason and retired employee of Southern Bell. His mother Mrs Margaret K Willis of Monetta a daughter Mrs Peggy Thomas of Hackettstown NJ two sisters Mrs James Price of ?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett L. Willis Jr
Westdale Ave
Aiken
Bethel Baptist Church
John Compton
Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church
Aiken County
Willis
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co
Margaret Kincaid Willis
Carrie Baggott Willis
Monetta
Peggy Thomas
Hackettstown
N.J
James Price
Nixon Unveils Wide Range of Economic Measures
President Nixon announced a broad set of actions aimed at cutting spending by 4.7 billion dollars and freezing federal pay hikes for January 1. The plan includes wage and price controls, a shift in monetary policy on the gold-dollar ratio, and limited enforcement with civil penalties up to 5,000 dollars. Secretary Connally joined to brief reporters amid speculation about a potential 1972 ticket realignment.
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Nixon
Vietnam
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
Texas
Connally
Spiro T. Agnew
Congress
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Infant Kimberlie Kneece Dies in Warrenville
Kneece infant Kimberlie Sue Kneece daughter of Mr and Mrs Rufus H Kneece Jr of Warrenville died Sunday at Aiken County Hospital. Graveside rites were held at Graniteville cemetery at 10 a m with Rev Dr J E Drake and Rev David Phillips officiating. Surviving are paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Rufus H Kneece Warrenville and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Theodore Oliver Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberlie Sue Kneece
Rufus H. Kneece Jr
Warrenville
Aiken County Hospital
Graniteville
J. E. Drake
David Phillips
Rufus H. Kneece
Theodore Oliver
Columbia
Thomas Sanders 77 dies after extended illness in Ridge Spring
Thomas Sanders 77 of Rt 1 Ridge Spring died at Aiken County Hospital Sunday after an extended illness. Funeral services today at 5 pm at Mt Calvary Lutheran Church near Johnston with Rev Louis Shealy officiating. Burial at the church. Survived by two sons David and Freddie Sanders Augusta a daughter Myrtle Lee Owens Augusta a brother Q O Sanders Augusta three sisters F L Law Lula Bell Campbell and Tom Wilson Augusta. Cumbee Funeral Home Ridge Spring in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Sanders
Rt. 1
Ridge Spring
Aiken County
Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church
Johnston
Louis Shealy
Church
Sanders
David W. Sanders
Freddie T. Sanders
Augusta
Myrtle Lee Owens
Q. O. Sanders
F. L. Law
Lula Bell Cambell
Tom Wilson
Cumbee Funeral Home
Pardue George V Funeral Services
Funeral services for George V Pardue 59 of Rt 1 Ladson were held at 2 p.m. at George Funeral Home with Rev Howard Ogletree officiating Burial followed at Clearwater Branch Baptist Church He was son of the late George and Ivy Kneece Pardue and a member of the Clearwater Branch Baptist Church Surviving are daughter Joyce Pardue Parmely California son James Cooper Summerfield sister Quitman Garvin Ladson
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George V. Pardue
Rt. 1
Calif
James Cooper
Summerfield
Quitman Garvin
Ladson
Auto tax cut debated by dealers and buyers in 1971
Car dealers express mixed views on a proposed excise tax cut. Bill Bentley says buyers may not save much due to higher base prices, while Bill Warren calls it a good move to curb inflation. Other dealers expect varied effects on demand for 1971 and 1972 models and note financing stays common as payments remain a concern.
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Burgess
Bill Bentley
Parker Motors
Congress
Bentley
Jim Satcher
Satcher Ford
Bill Warren
Timmerman Motors
Gary Russ
Bill Vernon Chevrolet
Russ
Calvin Whittle
Mercury
Whittle
Public reaction mixed to speech on tax cuts and industry impact
In interviews, 15 residents respond to a notable speech about tax cuts and industry effects. Reactions vary from praise to skepticism as commentators discuss potential savings, car trade values, and broader economic consequences. Four others had no comment or hadn’t heard the speech. A Melbourne conference reports optimism on leukemia and some cancers being controllable within a decade.
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Mandel Surasky
Dibble Road
Dennis Christine
Rosemount
John Hatcher
Oleander Drive
Forester
Donald Orr
Mohawk Drive
Arne T. Fliflet
Breezy Hill Plantation
Rt. 1
Aiken
Republican Party
Galbraith calls wage-prize freeze a step forward and two back
Harvard economist and former ambassador John Kenneth Galbraith criticizes the wage prize freeze as temporary and inefficient for long-term jobs. Milton Friedman supports the spending and tax cuts but dismisses the wage and price freeze as cosmetic, in Newfane Vermont remarks.
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John Kenneth Galbraith
Harvard
India
Galbraith
Newfane
Milton Friedman
University of Chicago
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L. L. Willis
George McGovern
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Mrs. Orr
C. J. Veth
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Poris Redd
Wyman St
Nancy Watts
Shadow
USCA
Melbourne
Australia
MR. Fliflet
Culler
Jackson Carpets
Wunda Weve
Augusta Highway
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