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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1998
Page
12
Deaths and funeral notices for Freddie Dicks Marion Vey Mildred Jackson Lula McDonald Ruth Floyd Cleo West Edward Smith Jr Ida Nassau and others. Services listed with dates August 1998, locations JAckson Aiken Williston Langley and Decatur. Funeral homes Miller’s Napier Hatcher Rowland Jackson-Brooks.
Mrs Mildred Peggy L Redish Jackson wife of Edmond Jackson died in Bath on August 26 1998. Survived by a daughter Angela Stub a son Ky Jackson and other relatives. Funeral set for Friday August 28 1998 at 4 00 PM at Napier Funeral Home Graniteville with interment Pine Grove Cemetery Bath. The family will receive friends at Napier Funeral Home tonight August 27 1998 from 7 00 to 9 00 PM.
Storefront located at 715 East Pine Log Road in Aiken South Carolina is listed in public business records as a local enterprise. The entry notes registration for a small firm operating out of the address.
Burnettown will sponsor the Fourth Annual Horse Creek Valley Sassafras Festival on Oct 3 with a Car and Truck Show. The Sassafras Pageant is on Sept 19 and the Sassafras Softball Tournament runs Sept 26-27 at Harrison Caver Park in Clearwater. Call numbers provided for participation and information.
The City of Aiken Parks and Recreation Dept outlines fall programs at the H C Weeks Center including ballroom dance, bridge, cake decorating, ceramics, dog obedience, dream station express, karate, line dancing, and tennis lessons. Registration is via 642-7631 or 642-7648. nonresidents add fees.
As Lake Thurmond drops 15 feet or more, remnants of Petersburg and Petersburg’s mill, Hopewell Cotton Factory ruins, Burton’s Mill, and Colonial-era structures surface near Bobby Brown State Park. Park managers note artifacts tied to 19th century Industry and antebellum travel, with Confederate gold rumors adding to the lore.
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