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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 2000
Page
6
Obituary notices list services for Annette Barton Beatrice Bryant William Duffie Mary Haralson Sarah Hiner Susie Holloman Ella Walton. Entries provide ages addresses church affiliations and funeral details with burial locations and visiting hours across North Augusta Graniteville Aiken County and Edgefield.
MISS HINER SARAH MCLAURIN HINER six months old died Sunday February 13 2000. A medical certificate was issued at the Medical College of Georgia Augusta. A memorial service is set for Tuesday February 15 2000 at 500 PM at St Johns United Methodist Church in Aiken. The family will receive friends in the church narthex from 4:00 PM until the service. The infant was daughter of Ene and Metssa Rowan Hiner of Aiken with relatives Laura Rowan and Charles E Cassel. Arrangements by George Funeral Homes Downtown Chapel Aiken SC.
Funeral services held for MR WILLIAM DUFFIE of Vaucluse SC at Napier Funeral Home Graniteville with burial in Vaucluse Cemetery. Survived by two daughters Marsha Franklin and Barbara Dute, sons Randy Wideman, Robert Dut and Richy Dut, siblings Brand Dut Sr Sam Dut and Luan Baughman, four grandchildren. Memorials to American Lung Association. Services Wednesday February 16 2000 at 2 00 PM.
Mary Turner Haralson of North Augusta attends a 4 pm service. Sarah McLaurin Hiner of Aiken with St John s United Methodist Church holds a 5 pm service. Susie A Holloman of Beech Island has a 12 pm service at Mt Pleasant Baptist Church. Ella Walton of Edgefield at Moores A M E Church 2 pm. Ruby Blume Zissett of Greenville at Pentecostal Holiness Church 2 pm. Jerry E Mitchell from Newberry at Poteet Funeral Home North Augusta Chapel 7 pm. Annette Barton of North Augusta 2 pm at Stephen D Posey Funeral Home. Beatrice Bernice Bryant of Graniteville 3 pm at Jacksonville Baptist Church. William Duffie of Vaucluse 2 pm at Napier Funeral Home Chapel. Linda Prince Taylor of Piano Texas 2 pm at Rivers Funeral Home Aiken.
Funeral services for Ruby Blume Zissett, 74, of 1 Ashwood Ave., will be held at 2 p.m. today at the Pentecostal Holiness Church with Revs. Talmadge Bass and Jamie Coley officiating. Burial follows at Laurelwood Cemetery. She died Saturday February 12, 2000, at Greenville Memorial Hospital. Memorials may be sent to Hospice of Greenville Hospital Systems. Greene Funeral Home in charge.
Funeral arrangements for Paul Evans of 515 Long Street New Ellenton will be announced by Cheatham Funeral Home. He died Saturday February 12 2000 at his residence.
Traci Taylor of Cape Girardeau dies at 19 after a 13 year fight with leukemia. The youth known for helping sick children started the Toy Train at Southeast Missouri Hospital, bringing crafts, games, and books to the pediatric ward and sometimes serving as engineer when able.
Aiken County Councilman Edward Eddie Butler, a Republican, filed to run for House District 83 after T Scott Beck resigned. North Augusta attorney Arthur Shealy also entered the race. Primary is April 4, general May 23, with candidates warned to refile between March 16 and 30. Butler emphasizes local government experience and business background as key to addressing infrastructure, economy, and education. Butler Automotive partner, married with one child.
Voters in Aiken showed weak interest in filling the unexpired city council seat of Skipper Perry. After 90 minutes only 14 votes were cast across five polling places as polling continues to 7 p.m. Patrick Cunning, the Republican winner of the primary, is the only name on the ballot for the at large seat. Perry’s departure to the House opened the seat vacated by Rudy Mason who died last June.
The Federal Reserve reports January output up 1 percent across factories, utilities, and mines, with capacity at 81.6 percent. Manufacturing and mining each up about 1 percent, utilities up 1.8 percent, as rates and inflation fears loom amid ongoing growth and expected future Fed increases.
A coalition of 32 centrist Democrats urged Education Secretary Riley to explain the postponement of a unified report card on graduates’ performance in state teacher-licensing exams. They want published scores by year end, arguing the delay heightens college accountability while Education Department officials cite differing state rules and data challenges.
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