Deaths And Funerals Belvedere Township
Newton Cooper of Belvedere died Saturday at a local hospital. Services will be held at 2 p.m. at Belvedere First Baptist Church with Rev. Clyde Riley and Rev. Knotts officiating. Burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens. Cooper, a longtime Belvedere resident, was a Deacon at Belvedere Baptist Church and a member of Acacia Masonic Lodge. Retired from Dan River Mills. Survived by his widow Mary Sharp Cooper of Belvedere and one sister Mrs. Attaway of North Augusta. Deacons and Will What Sunday School Class will serve as pallbearers. honorary pallbearers are members of the Will What Sunday School Class. Friends may call Posey’s Funeral Home in North Angus or at the residence.
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Belve- First Baptist Church
Clyde L. Riley
Knotts
Sunset Ory Gardens
Ative
Oklahoma
Belvedere
Belvedere Baptist Church
Acacia Masonic E
Cooper
Dan River Mills
Mary Sharp Cooper
Tdere
Attaway
North Augusta
Norary
Will Whatunday
Jends
Posey
North
Angus
Williams service for Stephen Williams held in Aiken
Naval services were held for Stephen Williams of 312 Burgess Aiken on Tuesday at George ral Home Chapel with the W. James Rivers officiating. Burial followed at Aiken Memorial Park with pallbearers Mike Jones Clark Ricky Preacher Is Linder Kenneth Dewindy Crender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Williams
Burgess Aiken
George Ral
W. James Rivers
Aiken Orial Park
Mike Jones
Clark
Ricky Preacher
Is Linder
Kenneth Dewindy Crender
Death Notice: Minnie Lee Hill of Branch
Minnie Lee Hill 55 of Branch died Saturday at Greenwood hospital. Funeral services will be held by Walker McCormick Funeral. She was a Cedar Creek Baptist Church member. Survived by four daughters Rosalee Blair Lie Thompkins Geor Hill Annie Devine two sons James Hill Willie Hill three sisters Leoma Norman Corne Mor Chamberlain Plum Branch siblings Er Talbert Sr Tom Talbert Jo Talbert Plum Branch Jackson Port Augusta.
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AM Branch
Lie
Minnie Lee) Hill
Lum
Greenwood Hospital
Walker
McCormick. E
Cedar 1G Baptist Church
Rosalee Blair
Lie Thompkins
Geor- Hill
Washington, D.C
Annie Devine
North Aua
James Hill
Willie Hill
Plum Ich
A Chamberlain
Cornelia Mor
Leoma Norman
Ormick
Er Talbert Sr
McCort
Tom Talbert
Jo Tal
Plum Branch
Jackson
Ert
Augusta
Aiken Standard Annual Information and Rates
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes weekday afternoons excluding Saturdays and Sundays. Address is 124 Rutland Drive Ken, South Carolina, ZIP 801. Leased AP dispatches for car news and all other letters reserved for publication. Subscriptions listed per week, month, and year with carrier options.
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Sturday
Ken Standard
Rutland Drive
Ken
S. C
Aiken
S.C
Associated Press
Jessie Ross Dies After Illness in Augusta Hospital
Jessie Ross died Saturday in an Augusta hospital after an extended illness. Funeral arrangements are to be announced by Miller's Funeral Home of Aiken. A native of Edgefield County, he belonged to Springfield Baptist Church and the Bell Grove Society, survived by his widow Mrs. Mattie Bell Ross, one godson Charles Byrd of Aiken, two brothers Wilson and Samuel Ross of Edgefield, two sisters-in-law Mamie Lundy Graniteville and Elease Johnson New York, and one brother-in-law Lucius Lundy Graniteville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Ross
Augusta
Miller
Aiken
Edgefield County
Springfield Baptist Church
Bell Grove Society
Mattie Bell Ross
Charles Byrd
Wilson Ross
Samuel Ross
Edgefield
Mamie Lundy
Graniteville
Elease Johnson
N. Y
Lucious Lundy
Shiloh Heights
Mrs G L Dorn 89 Dies in Edgefield
Mrs George Luther Dorn 89 known as Sallie Timmerman Dorn died Saturday in a North Augusta nursing home. Funeral services are set for Monday 2 p.m. at Edgefield Mercantile Funeral Home with Rev J T Littlejohn officiating. Burial follows in Westview Cemetery Augusta. She was a Saluda County native and member of St Luke's United Methodist Church Augusta. Surviving is a stepdaughter Mrs James T Hamilton Edgefield. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Edgefield
George Luther
Sallie Timmerman) Dorn
North Augusta
Edgefield Mercantile Funeral Home
J. T. Littlejohn
Westview Cemetery
Augusta
Saluda County
St. Luke’s United Methodist Church
Gusta
James T. Hamilton
William T Baynham Langley dies at 62
William T. Baynham 62 of Langley died Saturday at his home. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the George Funeral Home Chapel in Aiken with Revs. Bryan M. Connor and Carl Hayes officiating. Burial at Ebenezer Baptist Cemetery in Trenton. Survived by four sisters, one brother. Nephews to be pallbearers.
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Langley
William T
Bill) Baynham
George Funeral Home
Aiken
Bryan M. Connor
Carl Hayes
Ebeneezer Baptist Church
Trenton
Baynham
Marion Street Baptist Church
J.W. Calk
Harold Moseley
George Moseley
Obituary: Mrs. Vellina Green of Edgefield County
Mrs Vellina Green 67 died Friday at an Edgefield County hospital while visiting sister Fannie Mae Gilchrist. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Blalock's Funeral Home in Edgefield. She was a Kansas City Missouri native.
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Edgefield
Vellina Green
Edgefield County
Blalock
Kansas City
Fannie Mae Gilchrist
William C Whatley obituary in South Carolina
William Charles Whatley 51 died Friday in a Charleston hospital. Funeral services were held Sunday at Fox Cemetery Carriageville S C with Rev Michael Jones officiating. Survived by mother Mae Veach Whatley Aiken two sons Jere Lee Whatley Texas Hal Fripp Whatley Walterboro and one sister.
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Walterboro
William Charles Whatley
Charleston
Fox Cemetery
Carrageville
S.C
Michael Jones
Mae Veach Whatley
Aiken
Jere Lee Whatley
Texas
Hal Fripp Whatley
Warrenville Man Killed By Train
Julius Frank Jowers a 47 year old resident of Warrenville died from injuries after a northbound train struck him about 1:30 a.m. Saturday. The incident occurred in Aiken County. He was a Church of God member and left a father stepmother sister brother and foster parents. Funeral services were held at Posey’s Funeral Home Chapel Graniteville with burial in Warrenville Cemetery.
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Aiken County
James Whitehurst
Posey’s
Funeral Home Chapel
Graniteville
C.C. Allbrooks
Warrenville
Church of God
J. C. Jowers
Augusta
Joe \elch
Atlanta
Ralph H. Jowers
Aiken
Ela Rushton
Louell Carter
Frank Holley
Eddie Koon
Ray Clark
Junior Hamlet
Chester Keenan
Jessie Cromer
Obituary Notice for Clois Chalker of Charlotte
The notice recalls Clois Chalker born in Selma Alabama, a graduate of Aiken High School and the University of South Carolina. He was an Episcopalian, a member of the Elks Club and the Association of Public Accountants.
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Selma, Ala
Aiken High School
University of South Carolina
The
Elks Club
Association of Public Accountants
Mrs Ruby Stamm Dies in Augusta Area. Rites Held North Augusta
Mrs Ruby S Stamm of 1922 Haynie Drive died Friday at a local hospital. Funeral services were Sunday at Poseys Funeral Home Chapel in North Augusta with Father Phillip Clark officiating. Burial followed in Graniteville Cemetery. Aiken County native, she lived in Augusta the last 18 months. Survived by daughter Hope Searing of Miami and brother Clifford Swearingen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Swearingen
Haynie Drive
Posey’s Funeral Home
North Augusta
Phillip Clark
Graniteville
Aiken County
Augusta
Hope Searing
Miami
Fla
Clifford Swearingen
Moseley Rites Held for Aiken Native
Louis R. Moseley Sr. 64 of 1131 Park Ave SE Aiken died Sunday in a New Orleans hospital. Services were at Levels Baptist Church with Rev Marshall Burnett officiating burial in the church cemetery. Survived by wife Ruth Bryant Moseley two children Donnell Stewart and Lovie Moseley Jr sister Addie Bell Hall brother Platt Moseley. Friends may call at George Funeral Home.
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Louis R. Moseley Sr
Park Ave. SE
Aiken
New Orleans
Ruth Bryant Moseley
Donnell M. Stewart
Lovie R. Moseley, Jr
Miami
Addie Bell Hall
Platt Moseley
The
George Funeral Home
Death of Mrs. Mau Die Graves Baggett in Greenville
Mrs H W Baggett 67 widow of Hirman Children Baggett died Thursday in a Greenville hospital. Burial in St Stephen Episcopal churchyard. Survived by sister Mrs Burwell Jones and brother J Henry Graves both of Greenville.
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Greenville
Maudie Graves Baggett
Hirman Children Baggett
St. Stephen Episcopal Churchyard
Burwell Jones
J. Henry Graves
Desmond Named Deputy for District One in Knights of Columbus
State Council leader Thomas L. Rhodes chose William J. Desmond of Aiken as district deputy replacing Rodger O. Weller. Desmond, 29, from Fall River Mass., is a security rep for the U S Atomic Energy Commission in Aiken and holds degrees from Holy Cross and Florida State.
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Thomas L. Rhodes
South Carolina
Rodger
Knight of Columbus
Rhodes
William J. Desmond
Ignatuus A. Reynolds
Aiken
Desmond
Fall River
Mass
United States Atomic Energy Commission
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Florida State University
Sheila
Christine
Amy
Karen
Billy
Columbus
State Council
Aiken High School Builds Green Hornet Wagon
Aiken High School unveiled its Green Hornet station wagon, created by six students and local businesses in five weeks for football halftime shows. Whittle Brothers donated the car. students Robert Busbee David Christensen Mike Jordan Ray Beck and Don Shelley led the project with help from Fox Wrecking Co G&R Electric Franzblau's Hardware Johnson's Auto Parts P&H Auto and the Aiken Fire Department. Gwen Berry painted the hood emblem and the roof was altered with a railing and school colors green and gold.
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Aiken High School
Whittle Brothers
Robert Busbee
David Christensen
Mike Jordan
Ray Beck
Don Shelley
Gwen Berry
Fox Wrecking Co
G&r Electric
Franzblau's Hardware
Johnson's Auto Parts
P&h Auto
Aiken Fire Department
Belvedere Council Meeting Tonight
The Belvedere Community Council will convene at 7 30 p m in the First State National Bank of Belvedere. The public is invited to attend.
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Belvedere
First State National Bank of
Community Club Meetings and Venue Schedule
The Community Calendar lists Sertoma Club at Commercial Hotel at 6 30 p.m Lions Club at 7 p m at Lions Hut Tomorrow the Board of Realtors at Holiday Inn 1 p m The Aiken Council of Social Agencies and Community Service Leaders meet Tuesday at 2 p m at Aiken Technical School Auditorium Center Fire Department at 7 p m at the station and Jaycees at 7 30 p m at Jaycee Hut.
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Sertoma Club
Commercial
Lions Club
Board of Realtors
Holiday Inn
Aiken Council of Social Agencies
Aiken Technical School
Center Fire Department
Jaycees
Jaycee Hut
New Ellenton Church Plans Music Program
Foreman Memorial Baptist Church will stage a musical portraying the life of Christ on Wednesday at 7 15 p m. Players include Zane Nelson Bobby Taylor Dennis Adams and Gary Hanna. The public is invited to attend. The church sits at Smith and Pine Street.
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New Ellenton
Christ
Foreman Memorial Baptist Church
Zane Nelson
Bobby Taylor
Dennis Adams
Gary Hanna
Smith and
Pine Street
Food stolen near Rainbow Falls totals 350 dollars
A break in at Woodrow Williams shop near Rainbow Falls led to theft of groceries valued at 350 dollars including cigarettes, cigars, toiletries, beer, and other items. Also stolen were a .38 pistol and other personal property from Belvedere residents. Aiken police report several arrests and a grease fire caused minor damage in nearby homes.
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Rainbow Falls
Woodrow Williams
E.H. Boyd
Dan Bowe
Sheriff's Department
Prime Rate Up Again To 9 Percent In Historic Move
First National Bank of Chicago raised its prime rate to 9 percent effective Tuesday, the highest in history. Analysts expect other banks to follow as money remains tight and the rate could reach 10 percent or more before easing. The move signals higher lending costs for large, creditworthy borrowers and reflects a tightening money supply.
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New York
First National Bank of Chicago
Chicago Bank
Advisement Workshop Set For Education Students
The Aiken Campus of the University of South Carolina will host an advisement workshop for Education graduate students tomorrow from 4 to 6 p.m. in Room 115. The event will be broadcast by the Columbia ETV station with talkback facilities. Advisors from area graduate education disciplines will also hold individual conferences on Thursday from 4 to 7 p.m. on the Aiken Campus.
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Aiken
University of South Carolina
Columbia
Orientation Tomorrow at Schofield Campus
Freshman orientation is set for Tuesday at Schofield Campus Aiken High from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Student Council members will answer questions and lead tours. Drinks will be served. Rising ninth graders and parents are invited. Freshman schedules available 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Guidance staff will discuss changes to schedules and assist groups.
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Schofield
Aiken High
Silent Majority nears 5000 sterilization petition goal
The Silent Majority led by W. R. Bland in New Ellenton has collected 4,300 signatures backing Dr. Clovis H. Pierce policy to sterilize welfare mothers with three children. A Sept. 1 deadline looms for petitions. more action and funding are expected in coming weeks.
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Clovis H. Pierce
New Ellenton
W. R. Bland
Bland
Black Caucus Opposes Remap Proposal in South Carolina
The Black Democratic Caucus of South Carolina adopts a resolution opposing a study committee reapportionment plan for the State House. They say the plan would dilute Black voting strength and violate one man one vote, splitting urban and rural counties into districts of up to five members.
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Myrtle Beach
Black Democratic Caucus of
South Carolina
Legislative Study Committee
House of Representatives
U.S. Supreme Court
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Ruby S. Stamm
Louis R. Moseley
Levels Baptist Church
Marshal Burnett
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Graniteville Manufacturing Co
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H.W. Baggett
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Belvedere Council
Day Owens
Monterey St
Dorothy Maxwell
Edisto Dr
Lee Andrew Forrest
Chesterfield Street
Willie James Hicks
Fairfield St
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Aiken County Hospital
Laurie Price
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