Deaths and Funerals Across Several South Carolina Cities
North Augusta and surrounding towns report multiple deaths with services announced or held. Survivors include numerous children and siblings, long-time church memberships noted, and funeral arrangements listed by local funeral homes.
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North Augusta
Lillie Curry
Route 4
Box
People’s Funeral Home
Curry
Mims Grove
Augusta — Gertrude Drayton
Walton Way
Claude Williams
Bath
Rebena Johnson
New York
Advance payments details for Aiken Standard PBMSubscrip
Payment instructions indicate all advance payments should be made to the Aiken Standard PBM Subscription account. The note specifies the receiver and implies a formal subscription arrangement.
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Aiken Standard Pbm
Aiken Standard
Richard Moore, 58, dies in Augusta hospital
Hampton Virginia native Richard Moore of Aiken died Wednesday at an Augusta hospital. He was 58 and had been hospitalized prior to his death.
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Barnwell
William Rufus Moore
van Steadman
Aiken
Barnwell County
Seven Pines Baptist Church
Billy Mew
J.F. Mosley
Barnwell County Memorial Cemetery
Mr. Moore
Barnwell-Bamberg Baptist Association
Lorieda Williamson Moore
W.R. Moore, Jr
Snellings
Tom McCord
Irma
E.T. Moore
Walter E. Smith
Asheville
N.C
Joseph L. Pesa
Miami
Fla
Leesville
Terry L. Warren
Caroline Padgett
Gilbert
Floyd Warren
Martinez
Roy Harmon
Columbia
Dan and
Roosevelt Shealy
Milton Shockley
Bob Holcomb
Paul Yager
Chevis McGee
Holly Hill
Bernard W. Creed Jr
North Augusta
Seneca Hospital
Corinth Baptist Church
Creed
Bernard W
Bessie Creed
Southern Bulk Haulers
Virginia Jackson Creed
Trudy Reed
Windy Creed
Phyllis Creed
Frankie Dantzler
Santee
Louie J. Mills
Aiken County
Richland County
Mr. Mills
Julius and
Nova Scott Mills
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Virginia Grice Mills
Donald R. Mills
Dunbar Funeral Home
Devine Street Chapel
Miller’s Funeral Home
Moore
Virginia
Veteran’s Hospital
Second Baptist Church
the Masons
The
American Legion
Alban B. Moore
Barbara M. Whitehead
Hampton
Spencer Moore
Graniteville
Warrenville
Lessie Hato Jay
Cemetery Road
Stiefeltown Baptist Church
Wayne Key
Carlos Hatcher
Ronald Whittle
Walter E. Jay
David W. Jay
Lake Waccamaw
James D. Jay
Robert C. Jay
T.E. McCullough
Emma Lou Hutto
Edgefield
James Whaley
Tracy Bledsoe
Mike Bledsoe
Bruce Cole
William Mitchum
Ernest Williams
Willie James Moody
Mississippi Ave
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Bamberg County
Moody
Aiken Coca Cola Bottling Co
Winthrop Hall
Harmony Lodge No. 6
F.A.A.Y. Masons
Almary Odum Moody
Pearlie M. Smith
College Park
Sandra Moody
Willie James Moody Jr
Pearline Jones
Ollie Mae Williams
James Moody
Mary Capers Goodwin
Hampton Ave
Goodwin
Allendale
St. Mark’s Baptist Church
Maybell Kelly
Mary H. Nesmith
Hemingway
Betty Jean Carroll
Willie Joe Goodwin
Johnnie Goodwin
Bertha Walker
Buford
Richard Moore
Augusta Hospital
Summer sun returns with heat through the week
A summer pattern returns as highs rise to the mid 90s. Tonight drops to the 70s with a 10 percent rain chance. Tomorrow’s highs near 95 with a 20 percent chance of precipitation. The outlook calls for continued fair and warm conditions across the rest of the week.
Oldest Lancaster man charged in marijuana grow case
William Knight 71 in Lancaster faces marijuana cultivation charges after 21 plants were found among okra corn and tomatoes. He says the crop supplements his social security. sheriff notes he is the oldest local defendant in such a case and Knight awaits Sept. 24 court appearance.
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Lancaster
William Knight
Knight
Lancaster County
Nate Parks
General Sessions Court
Park
Class To Feature Well-Known Guests
Spartanburg AP The southern politics course at South Carolina Spartanburg will host guest speakers this fall including outgoing United Nations Ambassador Andrew Young and former Alabama Gov George Wallace. Ex-Arkansas Rep Wilbur Mills Duke President Terry Sanford and former SC Gov Robert E McNair are also listed as speakers.
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Spartanburg
Bryan Dorn
South Carolina
United Nations
Andrew Young
Dorn
Young
Alabama
George Wallace
Arkansas
Wilbur Mills
Terry Sanford
Duke University
North Carolina
Robert E. McNair
Space Flight Odyssey Ends With Soviet Cosmonauts Landing
Two cosmonauts Valery Ryumin and Vladimir Lyakhov return from a record 175 days 36 minutes in space aboard Salyut 6. They landed 210 miles southeast of Baikonur in central Asia reporting good shape and slight gravity effects after traveling 72,240,000 miles in orbit.
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Moscow
Earth
Valery Ryumin
Vladimir Lyakhov
Baikonur
Central Asia
Salyut 6
Mars
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William R. Moore
Edward L. Warren
Batesburg
Mildred Day of
Ricky
Lessie H. Jay
Katie
Washington
Katie Psalmond
Charles Teasley
Beech Island
Wilkes County
Rock Methodist Church
Harold Vaughn
Church
Psalmond
Henry Mavin Psalmond
Douglasville
George A. Psalmond
James Allen Psalmond
Theodore Hopkins
Robert Sherrer
Harold Duncan
Augusta
Belle Tyler
Randy Teasley
Royce Allen
Bobby Sherrer
Gertrude Drayton
Willie J. Moody
Mary C. Goodwin
Richard A. Moore
National Weather Service
NOAA
US Dept of Commerce
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Sunny OY
Tim Bean
North Aiken Elementary
Man
Laurens
Elliott Oblice Supply
Concord Equity Corp
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Joe B. Babb
Chesterfield Street