Engagements Poole and Jackson Announced in Wagener
Mr and Mrs Carlyle Poole of Wagener announce the engagement of their daughter Carla Poole to James L Jackson of Camden. The couple plan a February 3 2001 wedding in Wagener. Carla is a Wagener Salley High and Aiken Tech graduate employed in Leesville. James is a Camden High School graduate employed by Nucor in Swansea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle Poole
Wagener
Carlas Poole
James L. Jackson
Camden
Jimmy R. Jackson
Gayle C. Holcomb
Kershaw
Albert Quattlebaum
Arthur Poole
Wagener Salley High School
Aikens Technical College
B-L Family Practice
Leesville
Lindsay Cashatt
Lugoff
James P. Jackson
Camden High School
Nucor Building Systems
Swansea
South Carolina year in review recalls flag debate and gambling shifts
The piece chronicles 2000 in South Carolina with the flag controversy at the Statehouse, Hawk Ravenel remarks, and a July flag lowering. It notes video poker bans, the lottery passage, party shifts in the General Assembly, the Bush McCain primary, Hunley recovery, Susan Smith headlines, corrections sex cases, and a prolonged drought shaping the year’s top stories.
Engagement of Hayley Odell and Joel Simoneau
Hayley Mackenzie Odell of Aiken announces her engagement to Joel Brian Simoneau also of Aiken. The couple, both South Aiken High graduates, plan to wed July 28 2001 at New Covenant Presbyterian Church. Odell attends Furman University for church music while Simoneau studies electrical engineering at Clemson University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Mackenzie C Odell
Aiken
Hayley Mackenzie Odell
Joel Brian Simoneau
James R Simoneau
New Covenant Presbyterian Church
Andrew Ingram
Shirley Ingram
Richmond
C.G. Farrar Jr
Blackburn Pearman engagement announced in Augusta
Michele Blackburn of Augusta and Paul Pearman of Augusta become engaged around Halloween 2001 in Augusta. Michele is the daughter of Peggy Garvin of Aiken and Charles Blackburn of New Castle Delaware. She graduated from South Aiken High School and works for Tetra Tech NUS in Aiken. Paul Pearman is the groom to be, son of Mary Fran Pearman and the late Marvin Pearman. He is a Richmond Academy graduate and employed by Augusta Martial Arts Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Peggy Garvin
Aiken
Michele Blackburn
Augusta
Paul Pearman
Mary Fran Pearman
Marvin Pearman
Charles and
Nelle Wade
William and
Catherine
Births of William Dalton Lawless in 2000 at University Hospital
Mr and Mrs John W Lawless of Aiken announce the birth of a son William Dalton Lawless born Dec 19 2000 at University Hospital. Mrs Lawless is Debbie Seawell, daughter of Robert Seawell III of Harlem GA. Paternal grandparents are John W Lawless Sr and family. Maternal great grandparents Frances Boatwright and Aldora Greene. Paternal great grandmother Nannie M Lawless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Lawless
Aiken
William Dalton Lawless
University Hospital
Lawless
Debbie Seawell
Robert Seawell III
Harlem
John W. Lawless Sr
Frances Boatwright
Aldora Greene
Augusta
Nannie M. Lawless
Waldorf, Mad
Police Bookings At Aiken County Detention Center
A list of bookings at the Aiken County Detention Center for December shows individuals arrested and charged with offenses including DUI, possession of marijuana, underage alcohol, weapons, domestic violence, and resisting arrest. Some entries note suspended licenses, open containers, or bonds posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County Detention Center
Danny Lee Husk Jr
Daniel Richard Chavez
Elizabeth Mason
Scott Raines
Alphonso Alphoron Fenner
Jermaine Allen Smith
Mariana
Donald Stanley Karpinaki
Mike Wilson
David James Arnold
Richard Edward Brown
Inga Atic Ight
Scott Ray Payne
John Robert Pettinato
South Carolina’s top 10 stories in 2000
A retrospective of South Carolina events highlights include the lowering of the Confederate flag at the State House, approval of a state lottery, outlawing video gambling machines, and the Hunley submarine recovery off Sullivan’s Island. Bush’s presidential victory in the SC primary, MLK holiday law, drought extremes, tobacco settlement bonds, party control shifts, and Susan Smith case developments close the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Senate
Texas
George W. Bush
Arizona
John McCain
South Carolina
Bush
Bob Jones University
Greenville
Carroll Campbell
Campbell
McCain
University of Virginia
Larry Sabato
Ronald Reagan
Bob Dole
Hodges
Martin Luther King
State House
Sullivan’s Island
Jim Hodges
Martin Luther Kingle
House
Susan Smith
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Dions
Arthur Ravenel
Mount Pleasant
NAACP
National Association For Retarded People
Ravenel
Citadel
Kwese Mfume
State Supreme Court
US Supreme Court
Charleston
H.L. Hunley
Sullivan's Island
Hunley
Housatonic
Smith
Corrections Department
US Agriculture Department
Rachel
Odell — Simoneau
Jane Simoneau
Columbia
South Aiken High School
Clemson University
Brian Simoneau
Blackburn
Pearman
Lowie Det Feiss m
Christopher Patrick van Buren
John Roland Bush
Ronnie Dupree Wilia
Twango Ranald Barnes
More Tan
Gordon Gartill
Lagalauer
Wendell Torey Simpkins
Natasha Spires Cook
Taiure
Rotal Propery
Philip Charles Dowling
Angel Patricia Key
Kenneth O
Bryant Carroll
Michael Shaun Ward
Melvin Curt Stearne Jr
Tay Cour
Roberta Violant
Sharron Edward Reed
Albert Simmons Jr
Tattan
Wneraip
Tyrone Cullum
Romane Reed
Albert Junior Stromanti
Timothy Jerome O'Neal
Rossing Arest
Freddie Lee Clark
Henry C. Carroll
Robert Michael Deese
Somadte Ptanee
Daryie
David Ready
Hoanse
Vance Elliot Rutledge
Albert Louis Peeple
Lenin Winfield Lewis
Oper
Ileon Thomas Wiliams
James T. Golden
Nicholas George Ard
Magistate Cour
Andre Caswell Fol
Siso
Weshon Rodriguez Carr
Ertron Terrell Johnson
Anthony Levon Wiliams
Mae Thanist
Christy Lynn Gore
S.C
Bryant Curry
Kenneth Jack Pond
Supensson
Thomas Randall Rucker
James Eldar Day
Iliam Edgar James
Shelly Gleaton Busbee
Valarie Key
David Eugene Porter
Calvin Bernard Hil
Aldrick Tremanine Sutton
Thomas Alvin Busbee Jr
Ivory Anthony Kirkland Jr
Asim Johnson
Curis Carter
Alphia Lahonea Hardy
Felix Murrell Tyler
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Fale
Jerry Ray Cue
Trevor Rondraus Thomas
Angela Brown Glover
Jason Davis
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