Deaths and Funerals in Graniteville and Nearby Areas
Obituaries from Graniteville Leesville Williston Salley North Augusta and Aiken County list Stephanie Quiller Cullum 41 of 54 Ella Quiller Road Graniteville died December 7 2002 at the Medical University of South Carolina services set for December 13 at Evening Light Church of God Graniteville burial in church cemetery calls at home of Stella Quiller or the funeral home. Ted Eugene Day 85 of 167 Lookout Point Leesville died December 10 2002 services December 13 at Shiloh Baptist Church Aiken burial in church cemetery survivors include wife son and daughters. Ralph Woodson Featherstone Williston died December 10 2002 services December 13 at Mt Beulah Baptist Church interment Aiken Memorial Gardens. Florine Emma Schofield Smith Salley 60 died December 11 2002 services December 13 at Antioch Baptist Church Salley burial in church cemetery. Peggy Jones Hancock Graniteville funeral arrangements December 9 2002 chapel of Napier Funeral Home burial Sunset Memory Gardens. Lee R. McDuffie services December 14 2002 Shellhouse Funeral Home chapel. Memorials to Shriner s Hospital. Frank Smith Sr. 80 Talatha died December 10 2002 service December 13 Zion Hill Baptist Church Talatha Community burial at church cemetery. Ida Mae Kelley Wilson Warrenville died December 11 2002 funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Quiller Cullum
Graniteville
Stephanie Quiller Cullum
Ella Quiller
Medical University of South Carolina
Charleston
Evening Light Church of God
Stella Quiller
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Aiken
Shiloh Baptist Church
Jackie Nix
Bryant Jeffcoat
J.B. Redd
Day
Aiken County
Felix and
Minnie Idonia Hamilton
South Carolina Highway Patrol
Sarah Watson Day
Leesville
EE. “Butch” Day
Teddie Jean Musgrave
Trenton
Ruth Elizabeth Durden
North Augusta
Minnie Catherine Hitt
Hephzibah
Still Waters Baptist Church
Milton Shealy Funeral Home
Batesburg-Leesville
Ted Eugene Day
Shilon Baptist Church
Florine
Emma Schofield Smith
Salley
Antioch Baptist Church
North
Frank Smith Sr
New Ellenton
Zion Hill Baptist Church
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Mt. Beulah Baptist Church
Toby Rowell
Featherstone
Aiken Memorial Gardens
Peggy Jones Hancock
Napier Funeral Home
Marion Britton
Sunset Memory Gardens
Hancock
Parker H. Hancock
James W Jones
Ella Mae Glaze Jones
Main St
Lee R. ‘McDuffie
Shellhouse Funeral Home
Jon van Deventer
Shriners Children’s Hospital
West Farris Road
Greenville
Shellhouse Funeral Home, Inc
Hayne Ave
Anew Blusivon
South Boundary
University Hospital
Augusta
Talatha
Church
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Aiken Standard
Helms Defends Lott Remarks Amid Senate Backlash
In Raleigh North Carolina Republican Senator Jesse Helms defended Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott after remarks praising Strom Thurmond stirred anger among black leaders. Helms said Lott’s comments were meant to be kind to Thurmond and not a racial message, noting Thurmond’s 100th birthday gathering where supporters spoke highly.
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Raleigh
N.C
Jesse Helms
Senate
Trent Lott
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Lott
Thurmond
Mississipp
Helms
Powell Allows North Korean Missiles to Yemen Delivery
Powell said a ship with North Korean missiles could proceed to Yemen after President Salih assured it was the last such delivery. Senior officials disputed reports the missiles would reach a terrorist state. The White House also outlined a plan for universal smallpox vaccination starting with military and frontline health workers, with mandatory shots for about 500,000 service members and recommendations for 500,000 hospital staff.
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Vagnavurus
Colin Powell
Yemen
Ali Abdallah Salih
North Korea
Powell
Washington
Bush
Poll finds broad support for action against Iraq
A CNN USA Today Gallup poll shows 91 percent of Americans doubt Iraq gave a full accounting of weapons of mass destruction. Yet 66 percent want the U.S. to wait for UN inspectors to verify evidence before any invasion.
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United States
Iraq
United Nations
Cnn-Usa Today
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Telvision
GOP
Supreme Court
Bob Jones University
International Briefs
Sewice
George Funeral Homes
Downtown Chapel
Cathy Cole