Deaths And Funerals Langley E W Collins Sr 74
Langley E W Collins Sr 74 of Piney Heights died Monday at home. Funeral services today at 3 p.m. at Pine Forest Baptist Church with Rev BF Coyle and Rev Roy Hooper officiating. Burial in Sunset Memory Gardens. Surviving: Leona Williams Collins widow. daughter Mrs Cecil Owens Aiken. sons EW Collins Jr Aiken Ronald Collins Donald Collins North Augusta. sisters Mrs Birdie Page Augusta Mrs Venice McCurry Abbeville. brothers Millard Collins Abbeville Elbert Collins West Palm Beach Fla. sister Mrs Audry Riley of Gloverville.
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Langley
E.W. Collins Sr
Piney Heights
Pine Forest
Baptist Church
BF. Coyle
Roy Hooper
Sunset Memory Gardens
Toombs County
Pine Forest Baptist Church
Leona Williams Collins
Cecil Owens
Aiken
EW Collins Jr
Ronald Collins
Donald Collins
North Augusta
Birdie Page
Augusta
Venice McCurry
Abbeville
Millard Collins
Elbert Collins
West Palm Beach
Fla
Obituary for Charles C Stringfield of Aiken and Hephzibah families
Charles C Stringfield 72 of Colleton Avenue died yesterday at Aiken County Hospital. Funeral at Mt Beulah Baptist Church tomorrow at 3 PM with Rev Earle Satcher and Rev Kenneth McDonald officiating. Burial in Church Cemetery directed by George Funeral Home. Survived by widow Gladys Mitchell Stringfield and six sons including Carol Edward Stringfield, Lewis C Stringfield, Cleve H Stringfield, Charles C Stringfield, John C Stringfield, and Ted M Stringfield plus other relatives. He was a deacon and former Sunday School teacher and 25 year member of Pine Camp Woodmen of the World. He retired after 30 years with American Oil Co. Funeral details indicate local ties to Aiken and nearby Hephzibah.
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Charles C. Stringfield
Colleton Ave
S.E
Gladys Mitchell Stringfield
Aiken County Hospital
Mt. Beulah Baptist Church
Earle W. Satcher
Kenneth McDonald
George Funeral Home
Aiken County
Mr. Stringfield
Edward
India Rutland Stringfield
Mt. Beulah
Aiken Standard Publication Details and Notices
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes each afternoon except weekends. It lists address at 124 Rutland Drive, Aiken SC 29801 and PO Box 456. It notes AP dispatch rights, republication rights for other material, and payment policies for subscriptions and advance payments.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
Associated Press
North-Lionell Robinson Obituary Notice
North-Lionell Robinson died Saturday in Aiken County at 3 30 p m at Pleasant Branch United Methodist Church near Springfield The Otto Crumel Funeral Home is in charge Surviving are his widow Mrs Marvy Robinson a sister Miss Gladys Hicks and five brothers Virgil Gary Andrew Willie Hicks of Salley Anthony Hicks of Aiken and his parents
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Pleasant Branch
James R. Bailey dies after long illness in Williston
James R. Bailey 47 husband of Margie Matherly Bailey of Williston died this morning at University Hospital Augusta after a lengthy illness. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Williston First Baptist Church with Rev. L G Corder officiating. Burial follows in Barnwell Memory Cemetery. He worked for DuPont at the Savannah River Plant for 20 years and was a Mason and World War II veteran. He is survived by his widow, his mother Mrs Dorothy Bailey of Johnson City Tennessee, a daughter Cindy Bailey of the home, a son Douglas Bailey of the home, and two nieces. Memorials may be made to the Cancer Fund.
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Williston
James R. Bailey
Margie Matherly Bailey
University Hospital
Augusta
Williston First Baptist Church
L.G. Corder
Barnwell Memory Cemetery
Folk Funeral Home
Bailey
DuPont
Savannah River
City Streets Closed For Storm Drainage Work
Aiken police warn motorists that the 100 block of Newberry Street and Hayne Avenue from Laurens to Newberry will be closed this week for storm drainage work. The contractor expects to finish by week’s end or early next week.
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Aiken City
Newberry Street
Hayne Avenue
Laurens
Newberry
Conservation Group Honors West Hahn and Mrs Goodwin
Woodrow W. West received the Conservation Man of the Year award at the Aiken Soil and Water Conservation District banquet held at Heart of Aiken Restaurant. Also honored were Herman H. Hahn for 20 years of service and Mrs. L.M. Goodwin for long district secretary tenure.
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Alan Coward
Aiken Soil and Water Conservation District Commissioners
L.M. Goodwin
Woodrow W. West
Herman H. Hahn
Jeane Hall
West
Hahn
Goodwin
Aiken Soil and Water Conservation District
Heart of Aiken
Soil Conservation Service
South Carolina Land Resources Conservation Commission
D.T. Mathis
Aiken Soil Conservation Office
Mathis
Aiken County
Aiken
Cary Chamblee
South Carolina Land Resources Commission
Francis Counts
Ridge Spring-Monetta
Counts
Debbie Cato
Clem
Opposition Grows to New Mental Health Law Details Disputed
The article reports widespread concerns about a new mental health law requiring hearings before commitment. Critics cite scheduling, hearings, and potential consequences for patients and families. Proponents like Raymond Halford defend the reform as constitutional protection, while others seek amendments to ease probate court time pressures.
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Supreme Court
Raymond Halford
Halford
Wheat traders at Kansas City market trade millions daily
Kansas City Board of Trade officials say the winter wheat market handles more than six million bushels of wheat each day, the equivalent of about 180 million loaves of bread.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Board of Trade
KC Grain Market
Health Care Theories Continued From Page 1
Doctors form PSROs under DHEW to set admission and stay standards and audit hospital care in Social Security funded systems. The piece notes rising physician income from 1959 to 1971 and growing public resentment, yet Americans still idealize doctors. Tomorrow question: acceptable physician to population ratio.
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Psros
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
DHEW
PSRO
Thomas H. Hunter
Fletcher
Harris
Aiken Community Calendar Highlights Evening Activities
Today includes the Aiken Chess Club at 7 30 p m in Virginia Acres Park and the Knights of Columbus at 8 p m on Spaulding Drive. Tomorrow lists services and club meetings at multiple locations including Wagener Crosland Park Garden Club Rama da Inn and Ramada Inn with several group activities.
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Aiken Chess Club
Virginia Acres Park
Aiken Knights of Columbus
Spaulding Drive
Food Stamp Service
Wagener Crosland Park Garden Club
Senior Citizens
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North — Lionell Robinson
Miss Cato
Edisto - Savannah Association
Hair
U.S
John E. Gibson
Engineering
Applied Science
National Weather Service
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Dept. of Commerce
Flores
East
Rockies
Central States
Siam Cat
Our
Siam
Ats.c. Ile
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Case
Discount
Faststone
W. Augusta
Gordon Hwy Laur
Kiwanis Club
Ramada Inn
Aiken Pilot Club
Gregg Park
Graniteville
Minnie B. Kennedy
Duplicate Bridge
Citizens Band Club
Pine Log Road
St. John’s
UMC
Al-Anon
Linden Street