Deaths And Funerals in South Carolina Area
A series of obituaries and funeral notices reports Mary Ella Banks Foster 73 of 905 Valley View St died yesterday in an Aiken County nursing home. Funeral at St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church with burial at Chattanooga Memorial Park. Also listed are services for Elizabeth Phinizy 55 and Ida Zeb Bethmann 87 with local church services and burials. George Funeral Home arranged several of the services including for Brian Loyd Varner 21 and North Augusta resident George H. Bragg 73.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ella Banks Foster
Valley View St
Aiken County
St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church
Robert R. Shahan
Chattanooga Memorial Park
Chattanooga
Tenn
Foster
Hamilton County
Aiken
Stephen
Virginia
W.C. (Elizabeth) Phinizy
Runs Baptist Church
G.C. Williams
J.S. Harrison
R.W. Turner
New Ellenton
North Augusta
Annie Bright
Burnside Ave
Young Macedonia Baptist Church
M.S. Adams
Williams Funeral Home
Ida Zeb Bethmann
Silver Bluff Road
George Funeral Home
Brian Loyd Varner
Oakbrook Dr
New Ellenton Church
George H. Bragg
West
Martintowne Road
Posey’s
John M. Younginer Jr
Jerry Henry
Pineview Memorial Gardens
Bragg
Georgia
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Scottish Rite Temple
Landrum Lodge No
American Red Cross
Pioneers of
Southern Bell
Grace United Methodist Church
Myrtle M. Bragg
William T. Driscoll
Tampa
Fla
J. William Self Jr
Statesboro
Richard J. Murtaugh Jr
Greenville
Morgan T. Payne
Atlanta
Aiken Community Calendar and Meeting List
A wide slate of local meetings and events scheduled today across Aiken and surrounding areas. Toastmasters clubs, AA and Al Anon groups meet at multiple venues including H Odell Weeks, Ramada Inn and Smith Hazel Recreation Center, plus health clinics, film viewings, Kiwanis and Sertoma gatherings, and a request for event notices to Ellison Garvin at the Aiken Standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramada Inn
Margaret J. Weston
Conway Diet Institute
H. Odell
North Augusta
Sertoma Club
Smith Hazel
Aiken A.A
Linden St
Al-Anon Family Group
Social Security Benefit Preserved After Senate Backing
The Senate unanimously endorsed keeping the minimum Social Security benefit at $122 monthly for three million recipients after earlier Senate action to repeal it. President Reagan had opposed elimination but reversed following public outcry. The House and Senate also approved a $199.7 billion Defense appropriation for 1982, plus $7.06 billion for military construction. The Senate urged embargo on Soviet trade if Poland action occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Reagan
Defense Department
Pentagon
Soviet Union
Poland
Rain Returns with Higher Chance Tomorrow
The forecast shows cloudy skies moving into Aiken County overnight with precipitation chances rising from 20 percent tonight to 70 percent tomorrow. Lows drop to the upper 30s and highs reach the upper 40s with a weekend warming trend and fair skies by Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County
Northwest
Eastern Gulf
Great Lakes
Video games draw players of all ages at local venues
A spread on video game popularity notes players from 7 to 20 and adults flocking to machines at The Statesman in Kalmia Mall and Piggly Wiggly. Frank Lock spends about six dollars weekly, while others seek challenge and bragging rights as they rack up high scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lock
Scofield Middle School
Todd Baughman
Laurens Street Elementary
the Statesman
Kalmia Mall
Ray
Chip Fulmer
Piggly Wiggly
Fulmer
Mark Doebler
Usc-Aiken
Troy Heyward
Fred Allen
Ray Baughman
Council Delays Reading on $95,000 Agriculture Building Bond
District population shifts reported with Homer McGee Cullinan and Clyburn districts each showing revised totals. The council postponed final reading on a $95,000 agriculture building bond after a $629,787 low bid from Trangle Contractors Inc. exceeded the bond limit. Barnes proposed cutting $40,175 from project cost to reduce the award to $599,573, with total project funding around $675,000 including fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer McGee
Cullinan
Clyburn
At Ofttinatice
Traingle Contractors Inc
Martinez
Barnes
Banks Raise Prime Rates Amid Inflation Fears
The Central National Bank of Cleveland and Crocker National Bank in San Francisco boosted their prime rates to 15.75 percent from 15.5 percent. Standard & Poor's reports 1980 labor costs at a 26 year low, 19 cents of every sales dollar, or 29 cents excluding oil. Inflation, recession, and automation cited. The Treasury to seek delay on ending savings account rate caps, reversing Reagan stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central National Bank of
Cleveland
Crocker National Bank
San Francisco
Standard & Poor’s Corp
Treasury Department
Congress
Reagan
Community Donors Support Jaycee Shopping Tour
Local donors including Lillie's Tour Social Club pilot club and Salvation Army contributors give to the Jaycee Shopping Tour in Aiken. The final total shows 1,243.16 dollars raised from multiple households and church groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Salvation Army
Gayle Dr
Lillie’s Tour Social Club
Ray and
Jane Vaughters Jr
Stephen and
Antonett VanHouten III
George Dickey
Helen D. MacKay
Emery Kirk
James W. Maloney
S.E. Piercy
Hubert Renew
Harry P. Young
Eleanor T. Kuntze
Pilot Club of
Aiken Inc
Talking Tree Aids Boy With Speech at Fargo Store
In Fargo North Dakota a Christmas tree used by a department store to entertain children sparked a speech improvement in Duane Ross 10 whose teacher Kathy Kasper credits the talking tree with helping him form full sentences. Four mentally handicapped children visited the tree with Miss Kasper as employees animated it using hidden microphones and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane
Allen
Pat Ross
Moorhead, Minn
Miss Kasper
School budget talks explore four day week and cuts
Dr. Green cautioned that a four day week would lengthen the school day for students and teachers and noted possible fringe benefit shortfalls. Cabinet members discussed across the board salary cuts vacant positions and program cuts while the SOAR gifted program is to be retained. He reassured staff that payroll concerns are unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Aiken Standard PBM Subscription Advance Payments Notice
Advance payments should be made to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription as the designated recipient. This notice directs readers to remit payments to the listed subscription account for ongoing service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Standard Pbm
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary E. Foster
C.W. Phinizy
Mrs. Annie Bright
Ida Z. Bethmann
Memory Gardens
Mike Sieczkowski
Fred Haas
Christopher Bethmann
Rudolph Bethmann
Martin Chick
Pioneers
Aiken Public Library
Margaret J. Weston Health Center
S.C
Ellison Garvin
Aiken Standard
Us National Weather Service
NOAA
U.S. Dept. of Coma
Joseph Morrison
Council
The
Martha A. Morgan
George Deily
Christine B. Mattocks
D.M. Kaber
Jay Boot
Peterson
Charles W. Harnsberger
Kenneth Timmerman
George L. Fowler
Roger
Roy Huang James. Green
Donald Griswold
G. Emmett Kauffman
Charles H. Mitchum
Harry C. Cooke
Richard Wehler
William Meehan
Ernest C. Arthur
J.B. Wingard Jr
Charles Armour
C.P. Jones
Allan Schifferli
Willie Fady
Robert W. Taylor
Isaac A. Hobbs
J. Carroll Williamson
John T. Bodenheimer
Samuel Christine
Synameerts
Bos Silverbluft
Talking Tree
Little Boy
Opento
Carrier
Greyhound
Prees
Barnwell Ave
C Whiskey RD
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