Deaths And Funerals In Harleyville And Aiken
Ruth Harley Creighton 94 of Harleyville died Saturday in an Aiken nursing home. Funeral 4:30 p.m. today at Harleyville United Methodist Church with Rev. David Pivey. burial in Harleyville Cemetery. Survived by son James Gregg Creighton. daughters Evelyn Wannamaker and Zeb E Brinson. Pallbearers nephews. Bryant Funeral Home St. George in charge. Also notes: another obituary fragment for a man with ties to Aiken and PCA Lodge 5. Surviving sisters and brothers listed.
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Harleyville
Ruth Harley Creighton
Aiken
Harleyville United
Mrs. Gertrude Klein Dies in Augusta Hospital
North Augusta resident Mrs. Gertrude E Klein died Saturday in an Augusta hospital. A funeral mass will be held tomorrow at 10 30 a m at Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church North Augusta Father Creston J Tawes officiating Burial follows at Pineview Memorial Gardens She was a communicant of Our Lady of Peace Parish Friends may call Poseys Funeral Home North Augusta
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North Augusta
Fred
Gertrude E.) Klein
Augusta
Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church
Creston J. Tawes
Pineview Memorial Gardens
Posey
Funeral services for Mrs. Jessie Busbee held at Posey's
Funeral services for Mrs. Jessie Emma Kneece Busbee of 4198 Trolley Line Road were held yesterday at Posey's Funeral Home Chapel in Graniteville with Rev. Audley L. Widner officiating. Burial followed in Shiloh Church Cemetery.
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Jessie
Emma Kneece) Busbee
Trolley Line Road
Posey’s
Graniteville
Audley L. Widener
Shiloh Church
Wyman Smith Dies at 61 in Aiken
Wyman Smith, 61, of Route 5, Aiken, died Friday. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Jackson- Funeral home.
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Wyman Smith
Route 5
Aiken
Jackson
Aiken Standard Publisher Notice
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes afternoons except Saturdays and Sundays. Located at 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29801. AP dispatches used with exclusive reproduction rights. Corrections offered in the next issue.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
Deason Funeral Arrangements for Mrs John Bert Deason
Mrs John Bert Deason 77 of McCormick died yesterday in McCormick. Funeral will be tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Republican Methodist Church with Rev. Fred Porter. burial in McCormick City Cemetery. Survived by husband four daughters two sons and a brother. Pallbearers listed. Friends may call Strom Funeral Home tonight 7 to 9.
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McCormick
John Bert
Pearl Nash Weeks
Deason
Republican Methodist Church
Fred Porter
McCormick City
Abbeville County
WM. West
Wallace Wright
Billy Scott
Ray Quarles
Edgefield
Carlton Deason
North Augusta
Ralph Deason
Dell Weeks
Greenwood
Mickey Goff
Charles Goff
Belton Goff
Kelly Goff
David West
Ellis Quarles
Strom Funeral Home
Leonard Hightower dies. services pending
Leonard Hightower, 36, of 515 Coker Spring Ave., died Saturday. Jackson Brooks Funeral Home to announce arrangements. He was from Aiken County and survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Hightower, four sisters Minnie Hollingsworth Nettie Holloway Pauline Hightower Corinne Hightower, and three brothers David Hightower Jr. Ernest Hightower Willie J. Hightower, all of Aiken.
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Leonard Hightower
Coker Spring Ave
Jackson Brooks
Aiken County
David Hightower
Aiken
Minnie Hollingsworth
Nettie Holloway
Pauline Hightower
Corinne Hightower
David Hightower Jr
Ernest Hightower
Willie J. Hightower
Death of Hugh D. Coleman formerly of Aiken County
H D Coleman Word reports Hugh D Coleman 56 of Anaheim California died yesterday. He is brother of C T Coleman Jr of Aiken. Funeral Wednesday in San Diego with Holy Rosary at 7 p m and burial there. Memorials may go to the American Cancer Society.
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Hugh D. Coleman
Anaheim
Calif
Aiken County
Coleman
C.T. Coleman Jr
Aiken
San Diego
Goodfellow Funeral Home
Walter F. Coleman
Dorsie H. Coleman
Lillian Coleman
American Cancer Society
Community Calendar Highlights Local Events and Meetings
A dense schedule lists ceramic classes at the North Augusta Recreation Center and museum hours in Aiken County. Evening meetings include the Nancy Carson Library Board, Belvedere Jaycees, Mid Way Rebekah Lodge, American Legion Auxiliary, and various clubs in North Augusta and Aiken with civic and charitable aims. Tomorrow features rug hooking, flood of community groups, and a film screening at USC Aiken.
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North Augusta Recreation Center
Aiken County
Nancy Carson Library
Jaycees of
Belvedere
First State National Bank
Mid-Way Rebekah Lodge
Seven Gables
Buyers Of Trucks Seek Titles In County Auction After Gap
In Aiken County a dump truck with a county license tag operates at a hospital site without a title. The truck was sold last May at a county auction to S & P Grading Co. The tag was not removed and no title has been found. Walter Byrd ran the auction. Finance Director James A. Donovan notes another county purchase also seeks a title. State law requires tag removal on sale.
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Aiken County
S & P Grading Co
Walter Byrd
Roads & Bridges Department
James A. Donovan
Donovan
Robert Shelfhouse
P Grading Co
School Board Members To Be Installed In Aiken
Augustus T. Stephens and Clifton L. Williamson will be installed at the upcoming Aiken County Board of Education meeting as new at large and Area No 3 members. The agenda includes a site request from the Historical Society for an old school building and a proposal from the Community Action Agency to use school facilities for full year Headstart programs. The meeting is at 7 30 p m in the educational center board room.
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Augustus T. Stephens
Clifton L. Williamson
Aiken County Board of Education
Aiken County Historical Society
Community Action Agency
Aiken County
Jackson Council To Act On Budget
Jackson town council schedules a special meeting at Town Hall to consider the third reading of the Public Works Commission budget for 1974 1975.
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Jackson
Public Works Commission
Charleston Bird Painter To Visit Aiken
Anne Worsham Richardson, official bird painter of South Carolina, will visit Aiken tomorrow for a 10 30 a m coffee sponsored by the Garden Club of Aiken and the Country Gardeners Garden Club. The event will be at the Garden Tea Room on Pendleton Street. Public invited.
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Anne Worsham Richardson
Charleston
South Carolina
Aiken
Garden Club of
The
Country Gardeners Garden Club
Garden Tea Room
Pendleton Street
Powder Metallurgy Course Scheduled at USC Aiken
The Savannah River Chapter of the American Society for Metals sponsors a short course in powder metallurgy led by Dr. Elmer G Schwartz of the University of South Carolina. It begins at 7 p.m. in room 107 at USC Aiken Campus and requires no extensive prior training. Interested attendees should contact Norman C Mack at the Savannah River Laboratory.
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Savannah River
American Society For Metals
Elmer G. Schwartz
University of South Carolina
Usc-Aiken
Norman C. Mack
Savannah River Laboratory
Programs For The Aged To Be Topic
The Advisory Committee of Area wide Services Planning for the Aging of the Lower Savannah Regional Council will hold a meeting Tuesday at 10 15 a m in the Conference Room of Edisto Electric Coop Bamberg Discussion will cover aging programs in planning stages and those in progress Visitors will be welcome.
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Areawide
A.S.P.A
Lower Savannah
Thirsty Thieves Hit Aiken Businesses This Weekend
Weekend burglaries in Aiken included four beer cases worth 26 dollars at the A and B Beverage Store on Marlboro Street SE. A concession stand at Aiken Polo Field lost four Coca Cola cylinders valued at 180 dollars. A Gulf Service Station safe on Richland Avenue saw 130 dollars and cookies stolen. Carolyn Williams’s home on Kershaw Street NE reported five stereo tapes a yellow coat and a textbook taken.
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Aiken
A & B Beverage
Marlboro S.E
Aiken Polo Field
Gulf Service Station
Richland Ave
Carolyn Williams
Kershaw St
N.E
Robber with Knife Steals From Interstate Service Station
A black male armed with a knife robbed the Interstate Service Station on Highway 25 Saturday night, taking $300 and a 45 caliber pistol before fleeing on foot. Station attendant Gerret Widener described the suspect and said he did not know the station’s nightly takings.
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Highway 25
Gerret Widener
Widener
Aiken Teen Arrested After Two Local Break-Ins
City police report Curtis Kendrick of 843 Dillion Ave Aiken 17 was charged with two counts breaking and entering three counts petty larceny and one count trespassing related to a break in at Walker Package Store and the Ponderosa Restaurant last week. Two juveniles were also arrested.
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Curtis Kendrick
Dillion Ave
Aiken
Walker Package
Ponderosa
Kendrick
Aiken Defeats Gone-A-Way In Polo Thriller
Aiken defeated Gone-A Way Farm 5-4 Sunday at Whitney Field. Paul Rizzo scored the winning goal with under a minute left and totaled three goals. W J Durrett led Gone-A-Way with two. Polo at Whitney Field off Whiskey Road resumes Sundays through March.
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Aiken
Gone-Away Farm
Whitney Field
Paul Rizzo
Rizzo
W.J. Durrett
Whiskey Road
Nuclear Society to Hear Dr. Buhl on Breeder Program
Dr. A. R. Buhl, AEC branch chief of reactor systems, will address the Savannah River Division of the American Nuclear Society with a talk titled Clinch River Breeder Program. The public is invited to attend at 7:45 p.m. tomorrow at the Dixie Lee Restaurant.
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A. R. Buhl
AEC
Savannah River
American Nuclear Society
Clinch River
Dixie Lee
Three Aiken youths charged in golf club damage
Ashley Cole 18 William Price 19 Seth Surasky 18 were arrested Saturday and charged with petty larceny malicious destruction to property and trespassing over golf greens at Highland Park Country Club. Police also report nine black males arrested for gambling at the Playboy Lounge.
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Aiken
Highland Park Country Club
Ashley Cole
Mimosa St
William Price
Burgundy Rd
Seth Surasky
Bel Air St
Arson Suspected in Break-In at Pam's Outlet Shop
Police suspect arson after a Saturday break in at Pam's Outlet Shop 305 Charleston St. Plume Kaney found a broken front-door lock and smoke. Aiken Fire Department extinguished a fire that destroyed several clothing racks and a missing $50 black and white TV.
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Pam
Charleston St. Plume
Kaney
Aiken
Presbyterians Debate Union as Speakers Offer Views
Dissenting Presbyterians press to sway adherents with talks on union. Dr. Taylor backs joining the Northern Presbyterian Church while Dr. Cortez holds a conservative stance. Each speaker will have 20 minutes and take floor questions for about an hour.
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Taylor
Northern Presbyterian Church
Cortez
Camellia Show Draws Hundreds Of Blooms And Judges
Aiken Camellia Club draws about 40 regular members with 36 new judges. More than 3,000 blooms enter the yearly show at St. Johns United Methodist Church Educational Building. Camellias span colors from white to red and fetch up to seven dollars per corsage.
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Newcastle
Nixon
China
Dahlen
Aiken
St. John’s United
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Ruth Creighton
Fred Klein
Mrs
Jessie Busbee
Aiken Standard - Pbm
John B. Deason
St. Mary Help of Christians
Helping Hands, Inc
Walter Zielinski
Brenda Scharfe
Denis Gagnon
Wendell Hall
H.D. Coleman
Dogwood Road
Civil Air Patrol
Aiken Air Force Station
Eustis Park
PTA
Lions Club of
Grace United Methodist Church
County Board of Education
National Association of Retired Federal Employees
Senior Citizens
Usc Aiken
Central Gulf
Midwest
Great Lakes
Plains
Pacific Northwest
Jackson Council
Aiken Man
Nuclear Society
Dr. Buhl
Playboy Lounge
Park Ave. East
W.R. Center
Center
Cynthia Ann Cheek
Whiskey Rd
J.B. White
Mitchell Shopping Center
Earl Kennedy, Jr
Roses Department
Kalmia Plaza
Presbyterians
Mowe
University of South Carolina College of Business Administration
C. Etv
Allendale
Anderson
Beaufort
Camden
Cheraw
Columbia
Conway
Denmark
Florence
Greenville
Lancaster
Orangeburg
Rock Hill
Spartanburg
Sumter
Union
USC
College of Business Administration
University of South Carolina Columbia
S.C. Partnership Fund
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