Funeral Held For Mrs Byrd Of 1257 Alfred St
Funeral services for Dorothy Jones Byrd who died Friday at Aiken County Hospital were held at North Aiken Baptist Church. Burial followed at Hillcrest Cemetery in Augusta. She is survived by Curtis P Byrd her husband a stepdaughter and several siblings. Mrs Byrd was a native of Beverly New Jersey and had lived in Aiken six years. She belonged to Hammonton Chapter 34 O E S Hammonton and the Aiken Chapter of the Association of Retired Persons. The Queen City Chapter O E S conducted rites at the graveside. Pallbearers included Col William Sears and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Jones Byrd
Alfred St
Aiken County Hospital
North Aiken Baptist Church
Albert K. Carter
Hillcrest Cemetery
Augusta
Curtis P. Byrd
Harriett Brown
Pittman
N. J
Emily Clemons
Atlantic City
Ella Boyd
Upper Darby
Funeral Held for Hoyte Jordan in Aiken
Funeral services for Hoyt Jordan of Aiken were held at Bethel Church with Rev. Lake Thompson officiating. Burial followed at Aiken Memorial Park. He leaves a widow Mamie Day Jordan, three daughters, two sons, three sisters, and multiple relatives. He was a longtime employee of Southeastern Clay Co. and a Bethel Baptist Church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt Jordan
RFD
Bethel Church
Lake Thompson
Aiken Memorial Park
Mamie Day Jordan
Charles Baynham
Aiken
Howard Barker
Graniteville
Dale Jordan
Albert Jordan
Sam Jordan
Gaynelle Courtney
Aliie Altman
Warrenville
Myrtle Courtney
Jordan
Lonnie
Doshia Jordan
Bethel Baptist Church
Southeaster Clay Co
W. A. Altman
Alonzo Jordan
Idell Richardson
Donald Day
Matthew Morris
Harvey Fulmer
Aiken Standard Publication Notice
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes daily except Saturdays and Sundays from 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29801. It carries Associated Press and United Press International dispatches with reserved republication rights and correction policy for ads in the next issue. Subscription rates listed.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
United Press International
Airborne Firefighters Battle Idaho Forest Blaze
In Bitterroot national forest Idaho a remote fire is jumped by five parachutists who reach the scene in minutes to dig lines spray water and set backfires. Since 1940 smokejumpers have helped slash annual forest fire losses from 30 million to two million acres.
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Missoula
Mont
Idaho
Bitterroot National Forest
West
United States Forest Service
Forest Service
Tvo
Elite smoke jumpers rise from rigorous corps
The text profiles b4 ers as fit, 18 to 28, under 180 pounds, many college students and teachers seeking a dramatic vacation activity. Only a small fraction qualify after intense four week training, starting pay is 2.76 an hour, and most earn under 150 weekly. Yet the thrill of parachuting into rugged terrain and fighting fires defines pride in the job.
Rites Conducted At Windsor For Mack J Randall
Funeral services for Mack J Randall who died Friday in Aiken County Hospital were held Sunday at Windsor Baptist Church with Rev Carlton Roberson officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Survivors include his widow Myrtle Prescott Roberson Randall and a daughter Betty Jean Ard of Aiken, three stepdaughters Mildred Proctor Augusta Judy Mae Abst ance North Augusta Leila Proctor Augusta, a brother Alec Randall Aiken, three half brothers Edgar Randall Langley Pickens Randell Windsor and Heyward Randall Graniteville. He was a native of Aiken County, son of Jackson and Celia Wells Randall, and a retired brickmason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Mack J. Randall
Aiken County Hospital
Windsor Baptist Church
Carlton Roberson
Myrtle Prescott Roberson Randall
Betty Jean Ard
Aiken
Mildred Proctor
Augusta
Judy Mae Abstance
North Augusta
Leila Proctor
Alec Randall
Edgar Randall
Langley
Pickens Randell
Heyward Randall
Graniteville
Aiken County
Randall
Jackson
Celia Wells Randall
Memorial Rites Held for Mrs Fayrle Hess
Memorial services were held at George Funeral Home for Mrs Fayrle Outhwaite Hess with Rev. Fleetwood J Albrecht officiating. She was a Denver native who had lived in Aiken in recent years and was a member of the Episcopal Church. Her son Richard I C Hess and step-children Richard M Hess and Cynthia H Keely attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Funeral Home
Fayrle Outhwaite Hess
Fleetwood J. Albrecht
Richard I. C. Hess
Cynthia H. Keely
Hickory
N.C
Richard M. Hess
Katonah
N.Y
Denver
Col
Hess
Aiken
Episcopal Church
Calley Support Grows Across Southern Veterans Groups
Veterans organizations in the South will ask members to join a push to dismiss all charges against Lt. William L. Calley Jr. The group led by James A. Smith says supporters dispute the My Lai massacre findings and has gathered over 3,000 petition signatures to present to Sen. Richard B. Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
South
William L. Calley Jr
James A. Smith
Calley
Ft. Benning, Ga
My Lai
Smith
White House Yale Season Under Way
President Nixon and family marked their first White House Christmas with Handel's Messiah performance in the executive mansion. Bob Hope then presented a preview of his Christmas show for U.S. troops, delivering humor aimed at Vice President Agnew as he praised the festive display.
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Washington
White House
Bob Hope
Nixon
Handel
Executive Mansion
Hope
U.S
Vietnam
Spiro T. Agnew
Tate Slayings Planned to Instill Fear in Man
Susan Atkins, one of the five charged in the Tate murders, says the killings were planned to instill fear in man and that victims’ identities were unknown to the group. Atkins described the act and police actions, noting the baby could have survived had delivery occurred earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS Angeles
Sharon Tate
Susan Atkins
Los Angeles Times
Lawrence Schiller
Miss Atkins
Miss
Richard Caballero
Northeast Hit By Heavy Snows Across Regions
Snow blankets the Northeast with up to seven inches in parts of Connecticut and Maryland. Warnings issued for Rhode Island Massachusetts New Hampshire and southern Maine while travelers face hazardous conditions. Western Washington endures 70 mph gusts and a capsized tugboat in Seattle. overall western and southern regions remain dry.
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Associated Press
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Maine
Pennsylvania
New England
Connecticut
Maryland
Washington
Puget Sound
Seattle
Great Lakes
Funeral Services Held for W. H. Brickhouse
William H. Brickhouse of 903 Wheeler Dr. died Thursday at St. Josephs Hospital in Augusta. Funeral services were held Saturday at First Presbyterian Church with Rev. James L. Goodwin. graveside rites followed at Montlawn Cemetery in Raleigh. Survived by widow Patricia, parents E. H. Brickhouse of Raleigh, one daughter Deborah Anne, two sons William and Stephen, two brothers James and Carl, all of Raleigh. Born in Elizabeth City, he was a NC State alumnus, lived in Aiken eight years, worked in Reactor Technology at DuPont SRP, and belonged to the American Nuclear Society. Pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Brickhouse
Wheeler Dr
St. Josephs Hospital
Augusta
First Presbyterian Church
James L. Goodwin
Julian F. Craig
Montlawn Cemetery
Raleigh
N.C
Patricia Lennard Brickhouse
E. H. Brickhouse
Deborah Anne Brickhouse
William Howard Brickhouse
Stephen Allan Brickhouse
Aiken
James D. Brickhouse
Carl W. Brickhouse
N. C
Elizabeth City
Brickhouse
North Carolina State University
DuPont Co
S.R.P
American Nuclear Society
William A. Minnick
Joseph S. C. Allen
W. B. Daspit
Lynn C. Brown
Robert E. Spencer
James L. Wilkins
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Plains
Mrs. Byrd
Hoyte Jordan
Airborne Firefighters of
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American West
Fayrle Hess
Vateoge Beaches
Calley Support
Yale
Manson
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
John Frankenheimer
Edward Lewis
Burt Lancaster
Deborah Kerr
Fox Drive
W. H. Brickhouse
Holiday
Chesterfield Court
Chesterfield St
Iss O
Kayser
Statins Shop
Kalmia Plaza
Richland Ave
E. Aiken, S.C
Caprice
Coleman
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