Dabney Death Services Held At Friendship Baptist
Funeral services for John L. Dabney of 213 Reed Dr died Monday. The 4 p.m. service at Friendship Baptist Church will be led by Rev. N L Bush with burial in Jessemine Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers include Royal Arkenites members and locals Sullivan Boyd Jim Prior James McElmurray Walter O Banion William Foster Morgan Holley.
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Reed Dr
Friendship Baptist Church
N.L. Bush
Jessemine Memorial Gardens
The
Royal Arkenites
Mrs Allene Wheeless Wheless Dies at 78 in Greenwood
Mrs Allene Angel Wheless 78 of 701 Truett St Greenwood died yesterday in Self Memorial Hospital. Funeral at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Martin Crossroads Congregational Holiness Church Lincolnton with Reverends Hicks Sorrow and Newsom. Burial in churchyard. Survived by son Billie Wheless Simpsonville four daughters Mrs Charles Long Miss Gertrude Wheless Mrs Albert Alexander Mrs Ray Young all Greenwood brother Leonard P Angel Harlem two sisters Mrs Claudia Cothran Lincolnton Mrs Bill Teasley Augusta pallbearers Men’s Bible Class.
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Allene Angel Wheless
Truett St
Hugh Frank Wheless
Self Memorial Hospital
Martin Crossroads Congregational Holiness Church
Lincolnton
Cullen Hicks
John Sorrow
L.J. Newsom
Billie Wheless
Simpsonville
Charles Long
North Augusta
Gertrude Wheless
Albert Alexander
Ray Young
Leonard P. Angel
Harlem
Claudia Cothran Lincolnton
Bill Teasley
Augusta
Ernest Mays ROOSEVELT Death Notice
Ernest Mays 60 died Saturday of an apparent heart attack in Roosevelt New York Funeral services will be conducted in Columbia Sunday and burial will be in Columbia He was a native of Aiken County Surviving is a step daughter Minnie Lee Bradley of Aiken
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N.Y
Ernest Mays
Columbia
Mays
Aiken County
Minnie Lee Bradley
Aiken
Nixon to visit China on historic 1969 trip
Nixon travels to China with wife Pat and an official party of 13, aiming for unprecedented high level contact. Secret summer flights preceded the mission, with Kissinger and Rogers steering diplomacy and talks to follow in Peking and Taipei.
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Nixon
William P. Rogers
Henry A. Kissinger
Peking
United States
Kissinger
Taiwan
Taipei
Pierce to face second trial in multiple slayings
Pierce resumes his murder cases next month for the slayings of Mrs. Helen Wilcox near Hazlehurst and Mrs. Miles in Appling County. He led investigators to Mrs. Wilcox’s body after the January 1970 disappearance. An armed group attempted to kidnap him from Baxley jail. six people, including Homer Wilcox, faced conspiracy charges. Wilcox was later killed in a Baxley tavern. Pierce is held at Reidsville prison while trial location and security are upheld.
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Helen Wilcox
Hazlehurst
Miles
Appling
Wilcox
Homer Wilcox
Baxley
Superior Court
Gordon Knox
Reidsville
James L. Sires
Beaufort
S.C
Virginia Carol Mains
Gaston County
N.C
Margaret Cuttino
James Cuttino
Sumter
Kathy Jo Anderson
West Columbia
Joe Fletcher
Vidalia
Lucy Thigpen
Soperton
Ann Goodwin
North Augusta
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Barnes Mance
Mrs Mary Barnes Mance 92 of Ai ken widow of Robert Mance died after an extended illness. Funeral held today at Mt Cannan Baptist Church at 4 p.m. with Rev A Adams and Rev W H Hightower officiating. Pallbearers named Henry Ryans Grant Knight Raymond Brown Joseph Mathis James Minor Otis Newsome.
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Mary Barnes Mance
Aiken
Robert Mance
Mt. Cannan Baptist Church
A. Adams
W.H. Hightower
Henry Ryans
Grant Knight
Raymond Brown
Joseph Mathis
James Minor
Otis Newsome
John M Weathersbee Langley Obituary Notices
John M. Weathersbee of Langley died yesterday. Funeral at 4 p.m. at Langley First Baptist Church. Burial in Sunset Memory Gardens. Native of Aiken County retired from the textile industry. Survived by wife, son, four daughters, two brothers, four sisters. Pallbearers list included local officials and doctors.
Walter Weathersbee obituary notes North Augusta resident
Walter W. Weathersbee of Route 2 North Augusta died yesterday in a local hospital. Funeral services are scheduled for 4 p.m. tomorrow at Pine Forest Baptist Church with Rev. Robert L. Collum and Rev. Charles Mason officiating. Burial will follow at Sunset Memory Gardens. A native of Aiken County, he was a retired farmer and dairyman and a member of Pine Forest Baptist Church. Surviving are his widow, Mondella Cobb.
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North Augusta
Walter W. Weathersbee
Rt. 2
Pine Forest Baptist Church
Robert L. Collum
Charles Mason
Sunset Memory Gardens
Weathersbee
Aiken County
Mondella Cobb
Commission mulls legalizing private marijuana use
A national panel may recommend legalizing private use of marijuana to defuse myths and reduce fear while stopping short of full legalization. The Shafer commission plans to keep penalties for public possession and driving under the influence, with some evidence suggesting moderate use has no clearly harmful effects.
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Commission
Nixon
Congress
Raymond P. Shafer
Pennsylvania
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