Deaths And Funerals Blythewood and Langley
Oscar a Eargle 85 of Blythewood died yesterday at Aiken County Hospital. Funeral at St. Andrews Lutheran Blythewood with Rev. Robert E. McCollum. Burial in church cemetery. Surviving include three daughters Dora Weeks Har old Richardson Doris Oldham. three sons Oscar L. Eargle George Patrick Keith Eargle. one sister Eth el Monts. 11 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Pallbearers include his grandson. Friends may call at 1215 Brevard St. or at Talbert Shires Funeral Home Langley Chapel. Burial in Langley Cemetery. Also noted are details about an unrelated Widener service with multiple relatives listed and pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blythewood
Oscar A Eargle
Rt . Blythewood
Aiken County Hospital
Tomorrrow
St. Andrews Lutheran Church of
Robert E. McCollum
St. Andrews Lutheran Church
Dora
Lucille) Weeks
Columbia
Harold
Helen) Richardson
Lamar
Doris) Oldham
Oscar L. Eargle
George Patrick
Keith Eargle
Aiken
Fleether
Ethel) Monts
Harold Richardson
Brevard St
Talbert-Shires Funeral Home
Langley
Raymond E. Crow
W.R. Willis
Langley Cemetery
Aiken County
Riegel Textile Co
Redd Branch Baptist Church
James R. Widener
Warrenville
Linda Widener
Karen Hydrick
Sharon Widener
Augusta
Manning Widener
Funeral services for Mrs H O Clark in Aiken County
Mrs H O Clark of 1339 Pinehurst Ave SE dies from smoke inhalation after a couch fire caused by a cigarette. Coroner J L Gregory says only the couch burned. Services at George Funeral Home Chapel at 3 PM with burial at Bethany Cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs Charles Barton and sister Mrs Sue Lancaster plus brother Lowell Dorn and two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.O
LaNell Dorn) Clark
Pinehurst Ave
S.E
George Funeral Home
Clark
J.L. Gregory
Clinton D. Henderson
Bethany Cem
Saluda County
H.C
Aliie Dean Dorn
Aiken County
First Baptist Church
Charles Barton
Aiken
Sue Lancaster
Rock Hill
Lowell Dorn
Johnston
Funeral services for Mrs Sammie E Sisson held today
Mrs Sammie E Sisson 65 of 226 Chesterfield Street died Sunday in an Augusta hospital. Funeral services were set for 4 p.m. at Sunset Memory Gardens with Rev. Pascal S. Hicks officiating. Also noted was a daughter Mrs Charles Vollmer of 3511 Seneca Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammie E
Larcie Ann Pill) Sisson
Chesterfield St
Augusta Hospital
Sunset Memory Gardens
Pascal S. Hicks
Charles Vollmer
Seneca Ave
Aiken
Posey
Langley, S.C
Mrs Georgia Amaker Dies In Augusta Nursing Home
Mrs. Georgia Amaker of 214 Walker Street died Sunday in an Augusta nursing home. The funeral will be at 2 pm Thursday at Dents Funeral Home Chapel with burial in South View Cemetery. A Johnston native she had lived in Augusta since 1968. Surviving are two sisters Viola Brooks of Beech Island and Bessie Mae Boynton of Baltimore Maryland.
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Augusta
Georgia Amaker
Walker St
Dent's Funeral Home
South View
Johnston
Viola Brooks
Beech Island
Bessie Mae Boynton
Baltimore
Dorothy Widener of Warrenville Dies in Augusta Hospital
Miss Dorothy Louise Widener, 23, of Route 1 Warrenville died Monday in an Augusta hospital. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. in Posey’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrenville
Dorothy Louise Widener
Augusta
Posey
Mrs. Oliver P. Barnes dies at 73 in Augusta area
Mrs Oliver P Barnes 73 of 504 Hillcrest Ave S W died Sunday in an Augusta hospital. Funeral 11 a m today at St Paul United Methodist Church with Rev David L Cobb and Rev Clarence L Turner officiating. Burial in Wesley Chapel United Methodist Cemetery. Pallbearers named Harry Smith Shirley Johnson WT Brock L A Morris ML Legrand and John W Ulmer. Survived by two daughters Ronald F McCall Sr Islandton and E B Caldwell Sr New Ellenton. four sons Oliver L Barnes ME Barnes Islandton the Rev B B Barnes New Ellenton and J H Barnes Ehrhardt S C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ellenton
Oliver P
Lillian Pearl Varn) Barnes
Hillcrest Ave
S.W
Augusta
St. Paul United Methodist Church
David L. Cobb
Clarence L. Turner
Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church
Ehrhardt
Harry Smith
Shirley Johnson
WT Brock
L.A. Morris
ML. Legrand
John W. Ulmer
Colleton County
S.C
St. Paul United
Funeral services for Mrs James Mil dred Gunnells Stringfield
Mrs James Edward Mil dred Gunnells Stringfield 59 of Bath died Sunday in an Augusta hospital. Funeral services held at 4 p.m. today at Pine Grove Baptist Church with Rev L V Davis officiating. Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at Miss Hazel Stringfield's Bath residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
James Edward Mildred Gunnells
Stringfield
Augusta
Pine Grove Baptist Church
L.V. Davis
Pine Grove Cemetery
Hazel Stringfield
Ladson airman Charles Meade Ashley III dies in North Augusta
Charles Meade Ashley III of Ladson died Saturday morning in Poseys Funeral Home Chapel North Augusta. He was a native of Virginia and member of Belvedere United Methodist Church. Survived by widow Betty Storey Ashley and one son Charles Meade Ashley IV. Burial at Pineview Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers named. Friends may call at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Ladson
Belvedere
S.C
United Methodist Church
Betty Storey Ashley
Charles Meade Ashley IV
Charles Meade Ashley Jr
Susan Ashley Hoy
Valdosta
Charles Meade Ashley Sr
Louisville
M. Drake
Portsmouth
England
Five AEC retirees named at Savannah River Operations Office
Five long time Atomic Energy Commission employees including Goff H Giboney the special assistant to the manager for state and interagency relations at the Savannah River Operations Office retire this month Giboney retires December 31 after more than 23 years with the Savannah River office Also retiring are E W Stark assistant director of the Finance Division Clayson J White chief of the Telecommunications and Emergency Planning Branch Jerry Hammit chief of the Records and Services Section in Contracts and Services Division and J E Hovas site engineer in the Environmental Activities Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Savannah River
Goff H Giboney
E.W. Stark
Clayson J. White
Jerry Hammitt
J. E. Hovas
316-Point Plan Unveiled (Continued From Page 1A)
A multi faceted traffic plan for Aiken outlines alternatives to Whiskey Road congestion. Proposals include paving Grace Avenue to divert traffic, widening Highway 19 north to four lanes, and expanding Hitchcock Parkway to four lanes. The plan will go to AKATS Policy Committee in January for a vote before cost estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Milner
Aiken
Two Notch Road
Whiskey Road
Hitchcock Woods
DeWitt
Grace Avenue
Whiskey
York Street
Ing
Carol Turno
AKATS
Highway Department
Highway 19
Hampton
Interstate 20
Hitchcock Parkway
S.C
S.C. 421
Silver Bluff Rd
Richland
Charles H. Moorefield
Laurens Street
Mead Avenue
Flood Insurance Discussion Set for January 10 in Aiken
Richard Mayson, HUD flood insurance specialist, will visit Aiken on January 10 to lead a session determining areas to be included in the flood insurance study. The meeting at 10 a.m. in City Hall will involve the mayor, city manager, City Council, Planning and Zoning Commission, and the news media.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Mayson
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Aiken
Ance
City Hall
Hyacinth powers water purification and fuel ideas
Biochemist William Wolverton reports water hyacinths can remove pollutants from drinking water and produce bio gas for heating. Two and a half acres could annually yield 2.5 million cubic feet of bio gas, with harvesting and fermentation. The National Space Laboratory researcher cites a Bay St. Louis contract to test the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay ST. Louis
Miss
William Wolverton
National Space Technology Laboratory
Wolverton
Public Works Commission and Council Reach Debt Accord
The Jackson Town Council and Public Works Commission resolved a three year dispute over hydrant fees and office rent totaling 22 553. A settlement of 9 000 will be paid to the commission. The town plans a 60 000 loan for a new well with a 5 percent FHA loan for 40 years and a mortgage burning ceremony is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Works Commission
Council
Jackson Town Council
Jackson Town Hall
Jarrell M. Brown
Brown
Federal Home Administration
Area 3 Council To Meet Tonight
The Administrative Area Three Advisory Council will hold its regular meeting in the Board Room of the Administrative Office Building in Langley at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Administrative Area Three Advisory Council
Langley
Construction Tools Stolen From Hospital Site
A burglary at the new hospital construction site led to the loss of several tools over the weekend. Two Rockwell skill saws and one large crew bar valued at 324 dollars were stolen from the trailer of Joe M. Rogers Associates, the contractor on the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwell
Joe M. Rogers
Wastewater Funds Move Forward for Horse Creek Valley Plan
From an engineering view the project advances with clearing of the main pumping site and topographical studies to begin. The Public Service Authority weighs a trailer office near the courthouse once funding arrives. Chairman William Motte sets January 20 at 7 30 p.m. for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horse Creek
Public Service Authority
Aiken County
William Motte
Correction on Southern Bell rate hike request details
A correction notes that Southern Bell seeks an immediate rate increase only if approved by the Public Service Commission. The Aiken Standard reported a higher principal increase, which is true only for a pricing plan charging 20 cents per call after more than three directory assistance calls monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Public Service Commission
Aiken Standard
Telephone Company
Reward Offered in Death of Quarter Horse
Mrs. Jennie A. Franklin offers a $50 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who shot and killed her two year old bay Quarter Horse in its pasture last Tuesday. The horse, attended by Dr. James B. Wilkes of Augusta, was shot from a nearby dirt road and died. Contact Rt. 1 Box 159 Jackson or call 722-1341 or 471-3858.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannie A. Franklin
Choraliers Sing for Aiken Rotary Club Christmas Program
The Rotary Club of Aiken held its year end gathering at the Commercial Hotel with the Choraliers performing a festive Christmas program for about forty minutes. Mrs. Blanche Ardrey produced and directed, and Rev. G. Dana Waters III introduced the group. A standing ovation followed as President John F. Livingstone adjourned the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club of
Aiken
Commercial Hotel
G. Dana Waters III
Blanche Ardrey
Chevaliers
Little And Epps Attend Conference
Aiken TEC Director Ashley J. Little and Dean Robert F. Epps returned from the 79th annual meeting of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools in Dallas. Aiken TEC is a candidate for accreditation through the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Tec
Ashley J. Little
Robert F. Epps
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Dallas
Texas
Commission On Colleges of the Southern Association
Second homes bloom as buyers chase country living
Millions seek country homes nationwide as urban dwellers pursue pride of ownership. Rural properties range from refurbished farmhouses to new dwellings on small lots or lakefront acres, with options to fit varied tastes and budgets. Call or visit today for listings.
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H.O. Clark
Etery
Austin Williams
Grady Roe
Broadus Padgett
Thomas Barton
Ronnie Barton
John DeLaughter
Sammie E.sisson
Mrs
Dorothy Widener
Oliver P. Barnes
J.E. Stringfield
C.M. Ashley II
Bill Rickie
Terry Ford
Phil Walker
Mickey Walker
Larry Suggs
Murray Sylvester
AEC Plan
Office
Noel
First Presbyterian Church
Millbrook Baptist Church
Park Avenue
Wendell Hall
Barbara Ashley
State Office of Adult Education
Jo Ann Huskey
Wendell Hal
Area
Ron Henderson
Mos
State Farm Insurance Companies
Bloomington
Illinois
James B. Wilkes
Rotary Club
Little
Epps
Maurice Williams
Wilmac
Barnwell
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