Rites for Hubert Addie and Lillian Napier set in area
Obituary notices report Hubert O Addie of Gloverville entered into rest Jan 31 2005 with funeral Feb 3 at Hatcher Funeral Home and Sunset Memorial Gardens. Also Rev Lillian Clark Napier of Gloverville died Jan 31 2005 with service Feb 2 at Sweetwater Church of God and Pine Grove Cemetery Bath. Funeral details for Thomas C Evans Wayne Clemons and others listed.
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Gloverville
Hubert O. Addie
Hubert St. Gloverville
Lorine Wood Addie
George H. Wood II
Mary Ann Casnahan
Burnettown
Myrtle Watkins
Peggy Sanders
Mary E. “Tracey” Cosnahan
North Augusta
George Wood
John Wood
Hugh Quattlebaum
Kim Burkett
Lindsey Quattlebaum
Wesley Quattlebaum
Kyle Burkett
Addie
Aiken County
William
Katie Bartley Addie
Lester Chitty
Gloverville First Baptist Church
Hatcher Funeral Home
Heyward Horton
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Alzheimer’s Association
Central Ave
Augusta
Doug
Hillside Court
U.S. Hwy. No. 1
Langley
Lillian Clark Napier
James Albert Napier
Paw Hattan
Ella Clark Clark
Susan N. Young
Ronnie
Paul Felberg
Lucy
James A. “Bubba” Napier Jr
Phillip Napier
Sonya
Ida Lee Darnell
Jerry Clark
June
Charleston
Sweetwater Church of God
Ben Edwards
Brad Jay
Pine Grove
Bath
Joel A. Napier
Joshua A. Napier
Paul Felberg Jr
Craig Plunkett
Troy Palmer
Rob Palmer
John Caleb Napier
Allen
Bobby Wayne Clemons
Napier Funeral Home
Thomas C. Evans
Aiken
All Saints Anglican Church
Garrett M. Clanton
Aiken Memorial Gardens
Mr. Evans
Plymouth
Leona Collett
Thomas D. Evans
Plymouth High
Donna
Gerald) Burns
Pamella
Lee) Kolb
Collette
Michael) Pickett
Chapin
John Robert Evans
Venice
Fla
Evans
Dotty
American Camellia Society
Southeast
Aiken Camellia Society
William Michael Pickett IV
Thomas Jason Pickett
Blake Edmunds III
Lee Raymond Kolb
Charles Joseph Coble Jr
Matthew Stewart Poulton
Massee Lane Gardens
Massee Lane
Fort Valley
Fairfield St
S.C
Shellhouse Funeral Home, Inc
Shellhouse Funeral Home
Hayne Ave
Wayne Clemons
Callie Goodwin Clemons
Tommy Mason
Main St
Graniteville
Jackson
Trent Drew Cumbee
Tony
Heather Neal Cumbee
Gene Wilson
Man who challenged Confederate flag dies at 57
Emmett Eddy Jr. known as Rev E Slave dies after diabetic coma. He became a fixture at the State House during 2000 debates over flag removal, once chaining himself to a flag pole to protest slavery symbolism. He wore a Santa suit in 2002 while attempting to burn the banner.
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Emmett Eddy Jr
Columbia
State House
Emmett
Sonny” Eddy Jr
Terry
Eddy
Capitol
Bureau of Protective Services
Terry Eddy
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Opening arguments heard in grandparent murder trial
In Chester County, twelve year old Christopher Pittman faces adult murder charges for killing his grandparents with a pump action shotgun. Prosecutor Barney Giese rejects Pfizer and Zoloft defenses, saying Pittman knew he did wrong. Defense argues the youth’s judgment was clouded by Zoloft and seeks bond release.
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Charleston
Christopher Pittman
Chester County
Barney Giese
Zoloft
Pfizer
Chris Pittman
Giese
Pittman
Fifty Years of Diversity at St Anne School Rock Hill
St Anne Catholic School marks 50 years since its 1954 integration led by The Oratory. The cross burning in 1957 highlighted hostility, yet families pressed on. Today it serves 300 students with 10 Black and 5 Hispanic pupils during Catholic Schools Week activities.
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Rock Hill
St. Anne Catholic School
South Carolina
South
David Boone
The
Oratory
Irma Dickson
Adilfo Coelho
Supreme Court
Brown v. Board of Education
Boone
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Crawford Road
St. Mary’s
Evening Herald
Donna King
King
Mozelle Culp
Denise Simpson
Janaye
Simpson
St. Anne
Fred McKay
Marilyn Grant
Kira Davis
Christopher
Sanford pushes retirement reform in South Carolina
Gov. Mark Sanford presses a shift from defined benefit to defined contribution plans to fix the state pension system. He cites cost of living adjustments and post retirement work rules as drivers of rising costs and argues for moving new employees into 401(k)-style accounts while warning the current system is a ticking time bomb for retirees.
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Columbia
Mark Sanford
South Carolina
Sanford
U.S. House
Ing
National Association of State Retirement Administrators
Michigan
Keith Brainard
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Hubert
Lois Willis Lott
Chapel of Napier Funeral
Paul Lamar Thorne
George Funeral Homes
Charlotte N. Cassels
Durham
N.C
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
Hall-Wynne Funeral Service
Trent Drew
Cumbee
William Overton
Elko
B.L. Jenkins
Elko Chapel
Napier
Pine Log Road
Andy Vickery
Vickery
Circuit Court
Danny Pieper
Florida
Nouso.vial
St. Anne School