Funeral notices for Edgar Foreman and others in Georgia
The Jackson community mourns Edgar L. Foreman longtime farmer and first Jackson mayor who died Wednesday. His funeral will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Matlock Baptist Church with burial in Foreman Family Cemetery. Survivors include his widow Dalene, son Edgar L. Foreman Jr., siblings and other relatives. Additional obituaries note the deaths of Bonnie Chere Roper Irene S. Wilson Ralph Leon Quiller Samuel Marion Warner and others with funeral arrangements announced by local homes and churches in Georgia and South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Edgar L. Foreman
Matlock Baptist Church
O’brien
Robert Collum
Charles Mason
Ralph Lawrimore
Foreman Family Cemetery
Foreman
Clemson Extension Service
Jackson Agriculture Club
Woodmen of the World of
Aiken
Dalene Sullivan Foreman
Edgar L. Foreman Jr
Mildred Foreman
Charlotte
N.C
Bessie G. Greene
Doll B. Vance
Beech Island
Carl E. Hair
James L. Foreman Jr
Clinton Foreman Jr
Clint Foreman
James J. Foreman
Cecil Greene Jr
William Webb
Dan Webb
David A. Foreman
Wallace Cassels
Joe Cassels
Richard Foreman
Franklin Pollatte
Otis Poll Jr
Buck Stallings
Joe Stallings
Richard Stallings
Charles Steed
Phillip Taylor
P.K. Greene
Jarrell Brown
O’dell Prior
Bonnie Chere Roper
David Scott
Beth Caraway Roper
Lexington County
Gibson Cemetery
West Columbia
C.M. Caraway
Gilbert
S.L. Granger
Tom Roper
New Orleans
E.M. Horton
Greenwood
Caughman-Harman Funeral Home
Lexington
Augusta
Charlie Hudson
Thelma Murray
North Augusta
Richmond County
Peoples Funeral Home
Hudson
Adams Grove Baptist Church
Agnes Hudson
Daugher
Bertha Bell Hudson
New York
Lee Hudson
McCormick
Ernest Hudson
Montigle Hudson
Charleston
Ann Gregroy
Graniteville
Ralph Leon Quiller
Breezy Hill
Miller
Funeal
Adrian
Nannie Dell Wilson
Kite
Alice Hilburn
Dublin
Manda Brett
Wadley
Millie Price
Severn
Joe Sheppard
Swainsboro
Hunnicutt Funeral Home
Mcbean
Samuel Marion Warner
Aiken County
Piney Grove Baptist Church
Paul W. Posey
Warner
Burke County
Quince Allen
George Funeral Home
Evelyn Moses Allen
Robert W
Ruth Berry Floyd) Taylor
Motlow Drive
Elliott Sons Funeral Home
James Bland
Sunset Memory Gardens
Taylor
Warrenton
Asbury United Methodist Church
Kendall Co
Lawrence Moye Floyd
Mary Ruth Floyd Mikell
Rath
Yelinda Floyd Barton
Rhonda Fulmer
Lucille Kelly
Griffin
Polo Talk Highlights Aiken Polo Century
Joan Tower will address the Aiken County Historical Society on 100 years of polo in Aiken. The Sunday 3:30 p.m. talk is in the old Health Department building behind the County Office Complex on Richland Ave. Public invited.
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Joan Tower
Aiken
Aiken County Historical Society
Aiken County Health Department
Aiken County
Richland Ave
Adult Tutor Training Begins Tonight in Graniteville
A ten hour tutor training course for adult reading and writing starts tonight and continues Monday and Tuesday evenings from 6 30 to 10 at the Aiken Baptist Association building in Graniteville.
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Aiken Baptist Association
Graniteville
Weekend Forecast Brings Clouds Across Aiken County
The forecast calls for cloudy skies this weekend in Aiken County with limited rain tonight. Lows tonight near the high 40s, highs tomorrow around the upper 50s, then cooler, fair conditions Sunday into Monday with continued clouds Tuesday.
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Aiken County
Judge restricts coupon sellers in South Carolina case
Second Circuit Judge Rodney Peeples limited a group selling coupon books over claims of contest prizes. Kay and his firms may sell the books but cannot imply customers won prizes or were chosen for a shopping spree. The agreement allows redemption of unused coupons at full price with no admission of wrongdoing by Kay WVAP radio or the firms.
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Second Circuit
Rodney Peeples
Peeples
John W. Kay
Aiken County
Henry Herlong
Kay
Wvap Radio
South Carolina
Attorney General’s Office
Junk Ordinances To Be Read In New Ellenton
New Ellenton council set second readings for two ordinances on abandoned property and junked cars. The measures address storage and disposal of abandoned personal property and regulate abandoned motor vehicles to curb neighborhood deterioration. A HUD grant summary to revitalize the southeast town will be presented by Doug McKay.
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New Ellenton
Lynn Jeancake
Doug McKay
Community Calendar diverse events and meetings listed
Aiken area calendar lists 7 pm Senior Citizens Clubhouse events 8 pm The Member of the Wedding at Aiken Community Playhouse 7:30 pm various town and club meetings including Lions Club Overeaters Anonymous Vets American Legion Belvedere council and Aiken City Council with multiple venues and times. Ellison Garvin invites clubs and meeting reps to write to the Aiken Standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior Citizens
Aiken Community Playhouse
Usc-Aiken
St. Joseph's Hospital
Disabled American Veterans
American Legion Post
Overeaters Anonymous
South Aiken
Aiken A.A
York St. S.E
Johnston Town Council
Town Hall
Belvedere Recreation Association
First Citizens Bank and Trust Co
Belvedere
Pine Log
Salley Town Council
Board of Directors
Board of Directors For Child Development Center
Aiken Country Education Secretaries
Aiken Junior Women’s Club
Ellison Garvin
Aiken Standard
Aiken
Aiken Standard PBM Subscription Payment Notice
All advance payments should be made to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription. The notice specifies the payment recipient for future prepayments connected to the publication service.
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Aiken Standard Pbm
Aiken Council to Receive Walke Resignation and Agenda
The Aiken City Council will receive the resignation of W Pat Walke Jr from the Zoning Board of Adjustment after his transfer to Savannah River Plant headquarters in Wilmington Delaware. First reading will be given to an ordinance to borrow funds for Laurens Street NW improvements over five years. The May 1 Spring Bazaar at St Thaddeus Episcopal Church prompts a request to close the west Pendleton Street lane and to display a bazaar sign. The meeting starts at 7 30 PM on the second floor of the Municipal Building at 214 Park Ave SW.
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Aiken
W. Pat Walke Jr
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Walke
Savannah River
Wilmington
Del
Roland Windham
Laurens Street
N.W
Autho
Windham
St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church
Pendleton Street
Park Ave
S.W
Braves Star Glenn Hubbard to Attend Doctors vs Lawyers Game
Third annual charity basketball night at USC en gym showcases Doctors against Lawyers with proceeds to the American Cancer Society. Braves second baseman Glenn Hubbard will attend to autograph. fans can win Braves bats at halftime. Hubbard posted a .237 average with six homers and 34 RBIs in 1981.
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USC En
Aiken Unit
American Cancer Society
The
Cancer Society
Chesterfield St
South
Glenn Hubbard
Atlanta Braves
Hubbard
Braves
City of Aiken Holds 7766 Judgment in Clerk of Court
The city appeals a condemnation board ruling ordering Heath Pipeline Construction Co. to be paid 7766 dollars for 7.6 acres for the City of Aiken Mason Branch reservoir project. The amount sits in the Clerk of Court’s office until the appeal decides final payment. Aiken City Manager Roland H. Windham notes the city may owe more or less after the decision.
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Aiken
Aiken County
Heath Pipeline Construction Co
Aiken-Mason Branch Reservoir
Roland H. Windham
Windham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edgar Foreman
Miss Bonnie C. Roper
Mr. Quiller
Jacksonville Baptist Church
Jennifer Quiller
Taisha
Quiller
Robin Quiller
Charles Quiller
Deborah Coach
Lorna Quiller
Charlene Quiller
Paul Quiller
Lawrence Quiller
Ricky Quiller
Irene S. Wilson
Tery
Samuel M. Warner
Marion M. Warner
Windsor
George Warner
R.W. Taylor
Polo
National Weather Service
NOAA
US Dept of Com
Atlantic Coast States
Great Lakes
New England
Ivan Dunbar
St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church
H. Odell Weeks Activities Center
Hopeland Gardens
Linden St
Alston Wilkes Society
St. John’s
PBM
Adele J. Burris
the Burrises
Council
Angela Holley and
Becky Lock
Lennox Square
Atlanta
Kalmia Mall
Carla B. Gerstenberg
Silver Bluff Road
Aiken, S.C
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