Deaths And Funerals North Augusta Man Thomas Dunbar
Deaths and funerals notice for Thomas Smith Dunbar of 212 Crestview Drive North Augusta who died Friday. Services were held at Jackson Memorial Park Jackson with Rev Law son H Shepherd officiating. Dunbar was a Savannah River Plant employee. Survivors include his widow Mildred Gardner Dunbar two daughters Mrs Walter Wesley Mashburn and Dixie Dunbar two brothers William J Dunbar and Eugene B Dunbar. Active pallbearers listed.
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North Augusta
Thomas Smith Dunbar
Crestview Drive
Woodridge
Jackson Memorial Park
Jackson
Lawson H. Shepherd
Old Ellenton
S. C
Savannah River
Mildred Gardner Dunbar
Walter Wesley Mashburn
Augusta
Dixie Dunbar
Columbia
William J. Dunbar
Kitchings Mill
Eugene B. Dunbar
Wallace M. Dunbar
Phillip H. Buckingham
Horace M. Cassell
C. R. King
Fred C. Brinkley
L. C. Palmer
Funeral Pending For Mrs Bouknight And Surviving Family
Mrs Bouknight of 445 Newberry St Aiken died Saturday Funeral arrangements by Miller s Funeral Home. Survived by husband Rainey Bouknight son William Corley two daughters Abbie Johnson Annie Mac Brier two brothers Arthur Bell James Bell and two sisters Christine Collier Willie B Williams. Friends may call at the residence or at the funeral home.
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Miller's Funeral Home
Rainey Bouknight
William Corley
Abbie Johnson
Annie Mac Brier
Arthur Bell
James Bell
Christine Collier
Willie B. Williams
J F Antwine dies at 68 in Fayetteville
Jacob Franklin Antwine 68 died Friday in Fayetteville North Carolina. Funeral services were held yesterday at Poseys Funeral Home Chapel Langley with Rev W M Corley officiating. Burial followed in Langley Cemetery. A native of Westover Georgia he lived in South Carolina most of his life and was a retired crane operator and World War II veteran. He is survived by Mrs Margaret Faircloth Antwine Bath two sons Gerald F Antwine North Augusta Johnny J Antwine Bath. Active pallbearers were Otis W Holley W L Faircloth Danny L Faircloth J B Fulmer J B Holley and Guy Holley.
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Mullins
Jacob Franklin Antwine
Fayetteville
N.C
Posey
Langley
W. M. Corley
Langley Cemetery
Westover
South Carolina
Margaret Faircloth Antwine
Bath
Gerald F. Antwine
North Augusta
Johnny J. Antwine
Otis W. Holley
W. L. Faircloth
Danny L. Faircloth
J. B. Fulmer
J. B. Holley
Guy Holley
Aiken Standard Masthead and publication details
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes afternoons except Saturdays and Sundays from 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina ZIP 29801. Leased wire dispatches from AP and UPI. republication rights reserved. corrections issued in the next issue.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
United Press International
Funeral services for Olin L. Grice in Darien Church
Funeral services for Olin L. Grice of RFD 2 Aiken who died in Aiken County Hospital on Thursday were held yesterday at Darien Baptist Church with Rev. James B Williams and Rev. John Wrenns officiating. Burial followed in the Scott Family Cemetery.
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Olin L. Grice
RFD 2
Aiken
Aiken County Hospital
Darien Baptist Church
James B Williams
John Wrenns
Scott Family
Bates Ends Bid for Governor Citing Arthritis
Mayor Lester L. Bates of Columbia withdraws from the South Carolina gubernatorial race due to severe rheumatoid arthritis. Lt. Gov. John West calls Bates’ decision a loss for the state and notes Bates would have been a strong opponent. West plans to announce his candidacy soon as Republicans contemplate nominating at the March convention. Watson hopes Bates’ health improves.
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Columbia
Lester L. Bates
South Carolina
John West
Bates
West
Camden
GOP
Watson
Tricentennial Calendar Of Events Highlights Aiken County
A schedule for the Tricentennial week lists events from February 12 to 15 including a ribbon cutting at the Old Jail and Drums Along the Savannah performances at Aiken Junior High Auditorium, plus home tours led by Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hahn and a Pony Club Benefit Show. Proceeds support county student prizes, with further details through the Aiken Chamber of Commerce.
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Aiken County Museum
Old Jail
Chesterfield Street
Savannah
Aiken Junior High
Herman Hahn
Robert McNair
Aiken Pony Club
Sleepy Hollow Farm
Whitney Field
First Baptist
Aiken County
Aiken
Youths Questioned In Fatal Beating Of Charleston Woman
In Charleston two 17-year-olds were questioned after Blondell Perrineau 32 was found badly beaten a half mile from her home. She died Sunday shortly after arrival at Charleston Hospital. authorities say she was struck with a rifle stock.
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Charleston
Blondell Perrineau
Southern governors press unified push on chaotic school crisis
Four Southern governors from Alabama Georgia Louisiana and Mississippi met at the International Trade Center in Mobile to plan a joint approach to federal school integration orders. They said they would press Congress for relief and urged a unified regional response to what they called a chaotic situation.
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Mobile
Ala
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
International Trade Center
John Bell Williams
United States
Williams
Albert Brewer
John McKeithen
Washington
Lester Maddox
Albany
Sandersville
Birmingham
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Claude Kirk
Florida
Robert McNair
South Carolina
Council Sets Light Agenda for City Meeting Tonight
City Council meets at 8 o clock with new business on establishing the jury box for 1970 and appointing a member to the City Pension Fund Committee. A Sunshine Garden Club request seeks a Welcome to Akern sign at the city limits.
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Sunshine Garden Club
Aiken
Two More Candidates File For New Ellenton Council
New Ellenton GOP names James E. Metts and Kennon E Merriott as two added council candidates for the February 24 primary and March 24 general election. Metts, SRP laboratory employee and Savannah River Plant worker, and Merriott, self employed in ornamental iron and welding, join a full GOP slate. Democratic field also expands with eight candidates for council and four for mayor.
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New Ellenton
New Ellenton City
GOP
Council
New Gop Coucil
James E. Metts
Savannah River
Kennon E
Ken) Merriott
Merriett
Church of God
Cub Scouts
Air Force
Herbert Turner
James M. Eubanks
Wallace F. Alexander
Gene Crawford
I. E. Lankford
Thomas H. Wingo
Wilbur F Maddox
P. A. Brock
F. E. Rollins
James L. McNeal
D. W. Robinson
C. H. Shaw
Harry Smith
Wallace Brock
Jack R. Cofer
Ralph M. Meeler
John L. Snider
Survey team maps and screens families for health study
A health survey selects states and counties with high infant death rates and welfare needs. Mappers outline areas, home interviewers collect living conditions and income data and urge clinic visits. A clinic at a nearby school includes physicians dentists nutritionists and labs to assess vitamin levels and growth.
Explosive parcel found at London Chinese mission
Police were alerted after staff discovered a ticking parcel on the doorstep of the Chinese diplomatic mission in London. Inside were an alarm clock and two copies of The Thoughts of Chairman Mao.
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Explosive Thoughts London
Chairman Mao
Bombing damages GE facilities in New York
Bombs damaged two General Electric sites in New York City and a third was found and defused near GE headquarters in Manhattan. A separate blast hit a Queens warehouse and another a Brooklyn repair store with no injuries. An anonymous caller claimed responsibility as a protest against war production.
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Associated Press
General Electric Co
New York City
Washington, D.C
New York
Midtown Manhattan
FBI
United States
Philadelphia
Washington
Queens
Brooklyn
Aiken Lions Club Launches Year's Glasses Drive
The Aiken Lions Club begins its annual Old Glasses project to aid underprivileged people worldwide. Donations of old glasses and unbroken frames are accepted at Holley Hardware Company. Collected glasses go to Care and then to volunteer doctors for fitting and distribution, while funds from Lions gum dispensers in Aiken support new glasses.
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Aiken Lions Club
Lions Club
Advertising Middlesboro Coal House Chamber Building
In Middlesboro Kentucky the Chamber of Commerce building was erected in 1926 from 40 tons of coal and was once called The Coal House marking a notable local landmark built from coal.
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Middlesboro, Ky
Chamber of Commerce
Registration Set Today In New Ellenton
Aiken County Board of Registration staff will be at the New Ellenton Community Center from 2 to 6 p.m. Tuesday to register qualified residents. Eligible voters who have lived in the state one year, county six months, and precinct three months may sign up. transfers and duplicate certificates for lost or defaced green voter certificates are available. Local Republican officials requested the visit.
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Metts
Ola Demron
West Virginia
Sabra Ave
New Ellenton
Columbia
Charleston
Denver
Washington
Ridgely
D.C
DOW Chemical Co
Aiken County
Board of Registration
Union Debate Seen Among South Carolina Teachers
O Ker mit McCarter Jr. of Orangeburg, president of the South Carolina Classroom Teachers, says some teachers favor unionizing at the convention. He deplores this but notes widespread frustration with the association’s ability to address problems.
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Columbia
O. Kermit McCarter Jr
Orangeburg
South Carolina
McCarter
The Arctic Ocean Declared World’s Smallest Ocean
A brief note states the Arctic is the smallest of the world’s oceans in size and scope, distinguishing its icy expanse from larger oceans.
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Arctic
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Fayetteville, N. C
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82Nd Airborne Division
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Savannah River Laboratory
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Wardenla
Merriott
Manhattan
Veterans Federal
Sunset Memory Gardens, Inc
Jack E. Willis
P.O. Box
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Bob
Carol
Ted
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Rato
Consumer
Richland Ave
E. Aiken, S.C
George
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