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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 2001
Page
5
Beauford St Ne Aiken South Carolina entries show a mortuary listing for Imagean Lawson Snipes Brighthorp 1 Sons Mortuary with locations in Aiken and North Augusta plus contact numbers. The ad provides street addresses and phone numbers for funeral services in the region.
A fragment from a funeral home notice mentions Rosen Davis Skipper and the historic downtown chapel on Park Avenue Southwest in Aen, South Carolina. The text includes a phone string and garbled terms suggesting services or arrangements connected to a funeral home in the area.
The notice lists funeral arrangements for Anne Cleckley and Isaac Newnue. Services are scheduled February 10, 2001, at 2 PM in the Memory Gardens Chapel with details at NATCNER FUNERAL HOME. Call for arrangements and memorials.
Funeral home notice for Napier Funeral Home at 315 Main Street Graniteville SC 29829. Repeated address lines and a garbled line mention St Brawtevle South Sven St Brawtevle SC.
Funeral services held for Pauline Wyckoff Pyorapt aged ninety at Saint Thagaous Episcopal Church with Rev Leon C Pendleton officiating. Pallbearers, surviving relatives, and local figures from Aiken SC attended as Shellhouse Funeral Home arranged the arrangements and obituary details.
A flurry of death notices from Aiken and surrounding towns lists Mrs. Snipes and Mr. Czagas among the deceased, with funeral homes Shellhouse and George handling arrangements. Other obituaries name Fannie Gallman, Pauline Pycraft, Rosa Skipper, Samuel Simmons, and Leatha Williams, detailing service times, church venues, burial sites, and family survivors.
Countess Andre de Laborde de Monpezat mother of Queen Margrethe’s in law died Sunday in France. She and Count Andre de Monpezat married in 1981 in Hanoi while the family ran a rubber plantation. The couple had nine children and his husband died three years ago. Their second son Henri married Crown Princess Margrethe in 1967 and changed his name to Henrik after moving back to France in 1954 to run the family wine estate following the Hanoi rule change.
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