Deaths And Funerals Charles T. Jackson Graniteville
Funeral services for Charles T. Jackson of Graniteville were held today at Posey's Chapel with Rev. Rhett Winters and Rev. John Davenport officiating. Burial followed in Graniteville Cemetery. He was a Graniteville native, retired from Graniteville Co., WWI veteran, and member of St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Survivors include his widow Nellie Johnson Jackson and daughter Mrs. Lawton L. Johnston, plus two sisters. Pallbearers listed.
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Graniteville
Charles T. Jackson
Augusta
Posey’s
Rhett Winters
John Davenport
Jackson
Graniteville Co
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
W. W and
Mamie McCarthy Jackson
Nellie Johnson Jackson
Lawton L. Johnston
Effie Storey
Aiken
Etta Evans
St. Petersburg
Fla
Homer Busbee
Odel Rhinehart
W.A. Timmerman
Finley Johnson
Robert Ferguson
A. H. Love
Drive-in ad touts "The Garden of Eatin" in Louisville
A Louisville drive-in uses a bold sign reading The Garden of Eatin to attract customers. The catchy phrase highlights its casual dining appeal and menu notes.
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Louisville
More Dignity Requested In U S Senate
In a bid to speed work the Senate leaders Mansfield and Scott announce stricter enforcement of decorum rules requiring three straight hours of daily debate on business. The plan targets long, unfocused interruptions and insists on point discussion on the pending issue such as federal aid for subways and buses.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Hugh Scott
Middle East
Tricentennial Calendar of Events in Aiken County
A calendar of events runs Thursday through Sunday February 12 to 15 featuring ribbon cuttings at the Aiken County Museum, performances of Drums Along the Savannah at Aiken Junior High, tree plantings, home tours with co-chairs Herman and Hahn, the Pony Club Benefit Show at Sleepy Hollow Farm, a reception for Gov. McNair, and a Polo event at Whitney Field. Proceeds fund county student prizes in creative arts and writing. contact the Aiken Chamber of Commerce 649-6291 or Mrs. M D MacDowell for details.
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Aiken County Museum
Old Jail
Chesterfield Street
Savannah
Aiken Junior High
Herman Hahn
Aiken Pony Club
Sleepy Hollow Farm
Aiken Junior High School
Robert McNair
First Baptist Church
Aiken County
Aiken
Senators push for stricter rules on floor conduct
A senator argues that enforcing the rule can block off topic speech while Scott and Mansfield urge habit forming enforcement for roll call votes with quicker floor appearances when the bell rings. They stress timely attendance and adherence to procedural discipline.
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Scott
Mansfield
Aiken County Cleanup Contest Winners Named
Mike Laughlin and Gilbert McMillan of the Aiken County delegation announce winners in the county cleanup contest. Charles M Goldman Jr. II and Ronald Schroder won the poster contest while Jackie Williamson won the essay contest. Entries advance to the state contest.
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Mike Laughlin
Gilbert McMillan
Aiken County
Aiken
Charles M. Goldman Jr
Charles M. Goldman
Jackie Williamson
Lena Williamson
Wagener
Ronald Schroder
M. C. Schroder
Goldman
Schroder
Williamson
McManaway
Farms Grow Bigger Yet Fewer Says Lollis
Aiken County extension agent Furman Lollis told the Aiken Lions Club that farms have grown larger but fewer since 1929, shrinking from 3674 to 1250 while average size exceeds 200 acres. He defined a farm as 10 acres with 50 dollars in yearly sales, or smaller plots with 250 dollars. He cited labor as the main problem for small farmers.
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Furman Lollis
Aiken County
Aiken Lions Club
Census Bureau
Lollis
Aiken Standard Publication Details
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes weekday afternoons except weekends. Box 456 124 J Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29801 USPS second class. AP and UP I content rights noted. Subscriptions listed: by carrier $1.10 monthly. by mail $13 yearly, $7.50 half year, $3 months.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
Associated Press
United Press International
Gunnells Outlines Regional Funding Review Plan
Joel B. Gunnells, executive director, told the Aiken Rotary Club the governors review and comment procedures will force citizens to decide needs and finances. He described a regional clearinghouse to standardize 56 funding categories, prevent project overlap, and push comprehensive county land use maps for growth. The program, he said, can and is working and now depends on Lower Savannah residents.
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Joel B. Gunnells
Lower Savannah
Gunnells
Horse Creek Valley
Lower
Savannah
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