Edgefield Approves New Police Car and Officer Pay Raise
Edgefield Town Council approved buying a new police car from Bob Bennett Ford for 11259.82 and boosting officers' salaries by 1200 annually starting Jan 1 to attract and retain staff. Council also moved January meeting to Jan 19 after mayoral election on Jan 13 and discussed grant applications and community programs.
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Edgefield
Bob Bennett Ford
Upper Savannah
Bernard Welborn
John Ellis
Edgefield Board Allocates Tax Money for ACLU Suit
Edgefield Town Council approved 2000 dollars in executive session to cover expenses for the ACLU lawsuit filed on behalf of four residents challenging the town’s at large voting system. Maps census reports and documents are needed to respond, with an extension to February 7 for answer.
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Edgefield
American Civil Liberties Union
Greg Anderson
ACLU
Rotary views Scotland through Heather Aiken presentation
Rotary members heard a slide show by Sonia Stevenson a Fulbright exchange teacher from Inverness Scotland now teaching art at Charleston Academy and South Aiken High School She described Scottish schools wages unions timetables and Highland culture noting low class sizes and depopulation impacts while sharing images of Highlands scenes and games The meeting was hosted by Aiken Rotary Club president Mc Donald Law with December chair Allen Bayles and Tommy Ingram honored by the club
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Aiken
Scotland
Sonia Stevenson
Highlands
Stevenson
South Aiken High School
Inverness
Charleston Academy
South Aiken
Allen Bayles
Tommy Ingram
Aiken High
Organ Donation Talk At Aiken SERTOMA Club
Mary Ann House of the Organ Procurement Program at the Medical College of Georgia outlined donor options from heart to lungs and cornea. She noted kidney shortages with 9,000 on the list and explained donor cards are for anyone with family consent, costs are covered by the program, and organ removal occurs in a sterile operating room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann House
Medical College of Georgia
Aiken Sertoma Club
Ms. House
CSRA
United Network
Lions Eye Bank
Burn Foundation
Jules DuBois
John Cagle
Gran iteville Company Plans and Industry Outlook
Gran iteville Company reports a one third order backlog as a key measure of thriving demand. Kingsmore promotes four future company traits good reputation character credibility integrity while urging fair trade to defend American jobs amid national textile industry challenges. Mary Louise Clark named Teacher of the Month at Oakwood Windsor Elementary. Tree planting event participants include Manor Press Real Estate Shoppe Gorham Industries J W Bowen Secretarial Services M A U. David Jameson introduced the speaker.
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Kingsmore
Graniteville Company
United States
Mary Louise Clark
Chamber of Commerce
ATC Grows Fastest In State Prompts Hopeful Outlook
Harless calls ATC growth the key to our future as Hamburg Industries owned by Trailer-Train Industries leads in railcar repair with the largest global fleet. Irol Warner of Aiken County Council says creating productive jobs is the top priority amid paradoxes in textiles and agriculture. Senator Tommy Moore previews a hard working year in Columbia and hints at uncertain budget cuts affecting ATC.
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Harless
Hamburg Industries
Irol Warner
Aiken County
Warner
Tommy Moore
Columbia
Moore
ATC
Multiple Obituaries Across North Augusta Area Churches
North Augusta notices report funeral plans for Barbara Stakins McClain at Grace United Methodist Church with burial at Pine View Memorial Gardens. Also listed are services for Lucy Johnson at Hayden Baptist Church, Sarah Day Terwilliger at Shiloh Baptist Church, and other local residents with funeral details and burial sites.
Terwilliger and Sanders Obituaries From Aiken Area
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Day Terwilliger of Aiken will be held Tuesday at 3 PM at Shiloh Baptist Church with interment in the church cemetery. Survivors include five grandchildren and one great grandchild. Memorials may go to Shiloh Baptist Church Paving Fund or charity of choice. Linda Greer Sanders of Route 6 Aiken died November 30 1986 with services planned at Posey’s Funeral Home Chapel Graniteville. Burial will be in Graniteville Cemetery. Friends may call at the residence or funeral homes through Tuesday evening.
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Lucy Johnson
Hayden Baptist Church
Sullivan Bush
Johnson
Route
Cheatham-Brighthorp
Sarah Day Terwilliger
Shiloh Baptist Church
Louie Anderson
Tewilliger
Route 4
Dan Magness
John Piper
Bill Rogers
Otto Gregory
T.J. Dorn
Harold Quattlebaum
Brayboy
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Williston
Thankful Grove Missionary Baptist Church
Windsor
Louise Brayboy Murray
New York
Cora Trowel
G.G. Nicholson
Augusta
Nicholson
Cedar Drive
Trenton
U.S. Army
Winthrop Hall American Legion
Aiken
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Prince of Peace Baptist Church
Brooklyn
N.Y
Ella Mae Nicholson
Deborah Ryant
Jersey City
N.J
G.G. Nicholson Jr
Uniondale
Idella Aaron
Oakland
Calif
Louise Winters
Jamaica
Sarah Holley
Graniteville
George W. Nicholson
James Marshall Nicholson
J.B. Nicholson
Oxon Hill
Linda Greer Sanders
Lancaster
Sanders
Vesey
Ronald Gray
Aiken County
Dean E. Sanders
Danny Stewart
Fred
Claudia Greer
New Ellenton
Sandra Sanders
Ridge
North Augusta
Viola Freeman
Lillie P. Sullivan
Gladys Johnson
Essie Matthew
Mary Ruth Jackson
Lizzie L. Broadwaters
Jesse James Freeman
Robert W. Freeman
Johnny T. Freeman
Ruben Freeman
Willie Mae Merriweather
John Henry Freeman
Edgefield
Charlie Frank Mobley
Mobley
Augusta Road
Elizabeth Riley
Ann Thomas
A.T. Mobley
Buck Mobley
Lincolnton
Mary Lizzie Oliver
Estelle Bogue
Savannah
Edgefield Mercantile Funeral Home
Wayland United Methodist Church
Richard Ives
Village Cemetery
Underhill
Richmond
Geneso Normal Teachers College
Geneso
Wayland
Order of the Eastern Star
Golden Agers
Thelma Durland
Rochester
Doris Stiner
Camp Hill
N.C
Muriel Andersen
Phelps
Carl Adams
United Methodist Church
American Diabetes Association
Walter E. Baird & Sons Funeral Home
Terwilliger
William D. Terwilliger
Shiloh
George Funeral Home Inc
S.C
D.C
Posey's Funeral Home
Economist Horace Gray Dies at 88 in Wichita Falls
Horace Gray, economist and War Labor Board member under FDR, died Monday at age 88 in Wichita Falls. Gray also served on President Truman's Water Policy Commission in 1950.
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Wichita Falls, Texas
Horace Gray
War Labor Board
Franklin Roosevelt
Gray
Truman
Water Policy Commission
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Priscilla Boatwright
John W. Pettigrew
William Reel
William Forrester
Harcourt Bull
Robert H. McKie
WJES
Welborn
Gary
Rotary
Heather
Houndslake Country Club
McDonald Law
Sertoma
Rt Yi Mee
Song of the South
Quieszool
Barbara
McClain
Barbara Stakins McClain
Grace United Methodist Church
John M. Younginer Jr
Pineview Memorial Gardens
Fairwood Ave
Gordon Cox
Harold Thompson
Lindy Mann
Charles Jewell
Jim Martin
J. Durward
Sarah D. Terwilliger
Linda G. Sanders
Charlie F. Mobley
Nina A. Underhill
Elizabeth Dill
Dansville
George
Cosey
Ma Monat
Ona
Taylor St
Loa
Richland Ave
Bowen Aiken
Amsterdam
Billy Graham
United Nations
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