Funeral notices from Belvedere and nearby towns
Obituaries from Belvedere Branchville Warrenville and McCormick report Carl Becwar Rebecca Endler 16 month old daughter of Alfred Endler Jr. Jimmie Anderson Gladys Bowick Miner and others died recently Services and burial details follow with churches names locations and funeral homes specified Survivors include spouses children and siblings with burial planned at Pineview Memorial Gardens Aiken Memorial Park Ott Cemetery Langley and Pine Lawn Memorial Gardens listed as burial sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belvedere
Carl Becwar
Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church
North Augusta
Louis Stearker
Pineview Memorial Gardens
Becwar
Belair Rd
Richmond County
Posey
Rebecca Lynn Endler
St. John’s United Methodist Church
Robert E. James
John Hipp
Aiken Memorial Park
Endler
Alfred F. Endler Jr
Henry St
Medical College of Georgia
George Funeral Home
Branchville
Mattie S. Turner
Ruth Kirkland
Aiken
Jewell Cumbee
Clearwater
Jean Nason
Ott Funeral Home
Ralph Lochmore
Ott
Warrenville
Jimmie Henry Anderson
Highway 421
Aiken County
Warrenville First Baptist Church
Finley Sizemore
Wayne Key
Langley Cemetery
Langley
Anderson
Viola A. Maddox
Hugo Addie
Hubert Addie
Tracey Bledsoe
Erastus Powell
Thomas Cantrell
Hartwell Beck
Warrenville First
McCormick
Gladys Bowick Miner
Edna Peck
Abbeville
Strom Funeral Home
Miner
McCormick County
Greenwood Church of Christ
Thomas D. Miner
Greenwood
Ann Loftis
Caroline Dixon
Calhoun Falls
Brenda Easton
Birmingham
Ala
Josephine Wash
Gwen Moss
Greenville
Ema J. Boazman
Spartanburg
Josephine Abney
Clarence Bowick
Evening Community Calendar Highlights Aiken Area Events
Today features a full slate of meetings and activities across Clearwater Aiken and North Augusta. Health clinics at Margaret J Weston Health Center run 5 to 7 p.m. and 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. with additional dental services 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Aiken County Museum opens at 10 a.m. Kiwanis Classic Banquet at Holiday Inn 1 p.m. Turkey Shoot in Couchton 6 p.m. and modelers meet at Security Federal Savings 7 p.m. plus multiple clubs and groups meet throughout the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret J. Weston Health Center
Clearwater
Talatha
Talatha Community Center
Conway Diet Institute
Weeks Center
North Augusta
Sertoma
Aiken County Museum
Holiday Inn
Couchton
Georgia-Carolina Modelers
Security Federal Savings and Loan Association
E. Martintown Rd
National Federation of the Blind
Senior Citizens Club
Senior Citizens
Narcotics Anonymous
York St
S.E
Miami Police Tighten Patrols After Acquittal Sparks Tense Calm
Police increased patrols in Miami and diverted white motorists from black neighborhoods after a Texas federal jury acquitted former Dade County officer Charles Veverka Jr. on civil rights charges linked to the beating death of Arthur McDuffie. Minor rock-throwing occurred but rioting remained subdued. The verdict followed 16 hours of deliberation and protected Veverka from possible 26 year imprisonment and fines up to $21,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Texas
San Antonio
Dade County
Charles Veverka Jr
Ver
Arthur McDuffie
McDuffie
Veverka
Pat McNamara
Cold Weather Returns From Canada Across Southeast
A brief warm spell ends as cold air spills from Canada into the Southeast. Tonight remains fair with clear skies and upper 30s. Tomorrow turns cloudy with mid 60s and light west to southwest winds. Saturday to Monday brings fair skies but chillier highs in the 40s to 50s and lows in the 20s. No precipitation is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Plains
Ohio Valley
Midwest
Carter Plans Moving Vans for White House Papers
The Carter administration outlines Slim moving vans to haul presidential papers after he leaves office. Vehicles will be guarded on a base near Washington and move to Atlanta for sorting by archivists. Aides may keep copies but need Carter’s approval to quote any documents. He argues ownership spans even private notes and invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carter
White House
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
Atlanta
Frank
Michael H. Cardozo
Jack H. Watson Jr
Lloyd N. Cutler
MX Missile Effects Seen as Manageable by Air Force
The Air Force released a long study on MX missile deployment in Utah and Nevada calling impacts manageable. Antonia Chayes framed the report as comprehensive guiding policymakers, while critics called it the same old euphemism. The plan favors Utah and Nevada deserts for deployment, with thousands of workers expected during peak construction in the mid to late 1980s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Air Force Today
Utah
Nevada
Air Force
Antonia Chayes
Belk To Pay IRS Back Taxes in Large Tax Dispute
Belk department stores and the Internal Revenue Service reached agreement that 327 Belk stores owe nearly 2.2 million dollars in back taxes as filed in U.S. Tax Court. The dispute arose from differences over inventories and operating losses, with 47 stores unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belk
Washington
Belk Department Stores
Internal Revenue Service
U.S
IRS
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aiken Standard
Aiken, S.C
Rebecca L. Endler
Mattie Turner
Arthur Stukes
Second Baptist Church
M.C. Adamsing
Pine Lawn Memorial Gardens
Mr. Stukes
Horry St
N.E
Russell Fuller
Lonnie Richardson
Tyrone Green
Tony Lloyd
Willie Lake
Freddie Croft
Jackson-Brooks Funeral
Dillon Ave
Jimmie Anderson
Gladys Miner
Duplicate Bridge
Aiken Bible Institute
Smith Hazel
Belvedere Fire District Commissioners
Belvedere Fire Department
Aiken High School
Laurens Street
Aiken A.A
Linden St
Al-Anon Family Group
Larry Wood
National Weather Service
NOAA
U.S. Dept. of Commerce
Lisa Burke
Willy
William L. Andrews
Hendersonville
N.C
Andrews
University of South Carolina College of Engineering
AP Laserphoto
Aiken Standard Pbm
Saomet D Ee Sra
Call. A
Pine Log & Powder House Rd
Zenith
Don Fitzpatrick
Lancaster ST
S.w. Aiken
S. C
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