Deaths and Funerals Notice Shifts Across Town
Heyward Bryant died Monday August 19 and funeral services were held at Hatcher Funeral Home with burial at Beaufort National Cemetery. Survivors include Kadrian Scott Bryant, Haley Marie Bryant, and Robert Pounds. Additional notices list Jacqueline M. Hutto and Margaret Redd Owens with memorials, graveside services, and funeral home details across Langley and Aiken.
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Heyward Bryant
Anthony Heyward Bryant
Pam
Hatcher Funeral Home
Beaufort Cional
Kadrian Scott Bryant
Haley Marie Bryant
Robert Pounds
Jacqueline M. Hutto
Gwendolyn and
Everette Baker
Cannon Beach
Ore
Evangeline Lila Hutto Schumpert
Modoc
Patricia Norman
Lavinia Ferguson
Nancy Weigel
Lonnie Canada
Russell Bressler
Tommy Bressler
National Kidney Foundation
Peachtree Road
Atlanta
Poteet Funeral Homes
West Chapel
Wheeler Road
Augusta
Margaret Redd Owens
Ofter Bluff Road
Wilre
Talatha Baptist Church
David Lester
Wallace Owens
Aiken
Emily Poole
Melissa Martone
Auuusia
Lee Luma Richardson
Langley
Ronald Hasty
Richardson
Aiken County
Henry Ray Richardson
Florence Greene Richardson
Haskell Richardson
Marjorie McLin
George McLin
North Augusta
Woodridge
Maryann Valentine
Chicago
South Elizabeth St
G.L. Brightharp & Sons
Douglas A. Slaughter
Jessamine Memorial Gardens
GL. Brightharp & Sons Mortuary
Obituary notices policy for The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard publishes obituary notices with up to 16 lines free in the first run and situational lines for a fee. Notices must be submitted by a funeral home and are edited for style. deadline is 8 15 a m weekdays and 7 30 p m weekends. contact 648 2311 for details.
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The
Aiken Standard
Man pleads guilty in 1969 race riot slaying near Aiken
York Pennsylvania inmate Chauncey Gladfelter 50 pleaded guilty to conspiracy as a lookout in the 1968 race riots that left Lillie Belle Allen 27 of Aiken dead. Murder charges were withdrawn. he faces up to two years if judges accept the deal. Trials for other defendants remain set for September.
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York
Aiken
Chauncey Gladfelter
Lillie Belle Allen
Allen
Michael McGueckin
Tourism rebounds as South Carolina touts gains
Tourism officials report July 2002 hotel occupancy up 4.7 percent from a year earlier, aided by a $2 million emergency loan later forgiven. Gov Hodges and John Durst highlight a Gallup ranking placing South Carolina among top 10 vacation destinations and aim to attract overseas visitors with national ad reach.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Parks, Recreation and
John Durst
Durst
Hawaii
Las Vegas
McCarran International
Ners Forum
Gallup
Jim Hodges
Bush
Hodges
Europe
Asia
Dress code violators at Easley High get T shirts
Easley High School distributes dull gray T shirts reading Tomorrow I will dress for success and Today I did not meet the SDPC dress code policy. Parents say the message is humiliating while principals praise its time saving aim.
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Easley High School
SDPC
Pickens County
Easley High
Hilda Collins
Betty Garrison
Garrison
Anchor or relic could belong to Hunley sub
Scientists recovering parts at the Hunley site report a three foot grapple hook buried in ten feet of sediment, possibly the anchor of the Civil War submarine or a tool used by Union crews in the wreck’s early salvage. The Hunley sank the Housatonic in 1864 and was raised in 2000, now housed at a conservation lab in North Charleston.
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Charleston
H.L. Hunley
Atlantic
Sullivans Island
Bob Neyland
Hunley
US Navy
Neyland
Union
Housatonic
National group seeks local chapters to sign up in South Carolina
CuLUMsIA, a national children's advocacy group, begins forming in South Carolina and asks parents teachers and day care centers to join Stand for Children founded in 1992 and active in four states targets churches community centers and children's agencies Co founder and executive director Jonah Edelman says lack of organized advocates keeps issues from priority and that united voices can gain lawmakers attention Edelman notes input from parents is needed in smaller districts Edelman daughter of Marian Wright Edelman civil rights leader and founder of the Children's Defense Fund. Edelman and state director Catharine E Croft have met with multiple children's agencies in Columbia for months.
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Culumsia
South Carolina
Cauaren
Jonah Edelman
Edelman
United Voices
Bennettsville
Marian Wright Edelman
Children’s Defense Fund
New State
Catharine E. Croft
Columbia
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Talatha
Cecil Thomas Richardson
Brightharp & Sons Mortuary
Hiram Redd
Graniteville
Norman Redd
Greg Stanford
Bobby Holcombe
Jerry Webb
Gary Miller
Claude Key
Chris Funk
Talatha Baptist Church Building Fund
Talatha Church Road
Shellhouse Funeral Home
Red Hayne Ave
Napier Funeral Home Funeral Director
Vrs
Funeral Home
Pine Log Road
Shelehouse
Icat
Gladfelter
Happy
National Guard
Henry Schad
Shirley Jones
Jones
Henry Hunt
Randy Newnan
Bruce Associater
National
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