Deaths And Funerals in South Carolina notices
Multiple funeral notices from Graniteville Belvedere Augusta Wagener and nearby towns list death dates February 16 1992 and February 19 1992 with service times at local churches including Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints First Baptist Ridge Spring and Trinity On The Hill United Methodist Church Burial in Cedar Grove Cemetery Hillcrest Memorial Park and Rivers Cemetery Names include Lena Mim Eugene Holley Gertrude Poole Mary Ann Scott Gerald Reynolds McGeary James Wallace Horace Gooding Addie Lee McCoy Black and James Salter with various relatives and funeral homes handling arrangements and visiting hours.
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Graniteville
Lena S. Mim
Church Ofoe
Robinson
Ims
Scotty Robinson
Clem Brown Jr
Fred ‘Smith
Leroy Robinson
Johnny Brown
Roy Brown
Gloria Robinson
Union Church Road
Aiken
Jackson Brooks
Belvedere
Eugene Holley
First Baptist Church of
Ridge Spring
Lloyd Prince
Alan Woodward
Roy Head
Mr. Holley
Theresa Avenue
V.A. Medical Center
Downtown Division
Augusta
First Baptist Church
Charles R. Shealy and Sons Funeral Home
Batesburg
Leesville
Sugu
Vy Frierson
Woodlawn Baptist Church
Bob Riley
Hillcrest Memorial Park
Frierson
Crawford Ave
University Hospital
Shiloh Baptist Church
Salvation Army World Services
Salvation Army
Geen
American Cancer Society
Platt’s Funeral Home
Mary Ann Scott
Galilee Missionary Baptist Church
M.D. Billingsley
Cedar Grove Cemetery
Gertrude Poole
Westover Memorial Park
Garry Parrish
Poole
Lee St
St. Joseph Hospital
Mond
Trinity
Barbara Poole Nurnberger
North Augusta
Marion Tompkins
Sara Spofford
Sarasota
Fla
Trinity-On-The Hill United “Methodist Church
Monte Sano Ave
Varnville
Horace Nelson Gooding
Rivers Cemetery
Mr. Gooding
Candler General Hospital
Savannah
Hampton County
Gooding
St. Paul Primitive Baptist Church
Caroline Terry Gooding
Randolph
Doc) Gooding
Hampton
Reba Mae Zahler
Terry Thomas
Highland Park
Ill
Iren
Sibson
Addie Lee McCoy Black
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter. Day Saints
Edgehill
Clyde Johnson
Black
Route 2
William L. Black
William B. Black
Salt Lake City
Utah
Dewey G. Black
Sandy
Charles Black
Atlanta
James M. Black
Leon L’ Black
Billy Black
Frances McKnight
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Betty Kent
Gibson
Larry Kent
Greg Kent
Tommy Black
Blackohn Black
Around Clock Dial A Nurse Offers 24 Hour Health Help
University Hospital launches a Dial A Nurse program providing free confidential health information 24 hours a day. Kay Talbert described the service as run by 13 registered nurses who access a medical database to guide callers, refer them to doctors, or help with appointments. The program also supplies info on alcohol drug abuse resources in the Aiken Augusta area and allows anonymous calls to ease sensitive questions. The toll free number is 1 800 476 SERV.
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University Hospital
Kay Talbert
Graniteville Exchange Club
Eallers
Cmi
Ms. Talbert
Aiken
Augusta
Top Quality Day Care Shortage Hits South Carolina
In Columbia high wait lists and scarce slots strain care options as state rules cited for lax staff ratios and limited training hinder quality. Church programs report long waits and high demand while experts urge better regulation to expand accessible, quality day care.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Terri Huff
Eastminster Presbyterian Church
Trenholm Road United Methodist Church
Public official accountability urged by Aiken leader
Aiken County Administrator William M. Shepherd told the Aiken Sunrise Rotary Club that public officials must be accountable to the people they serve and uphold high ethical standards. He cited the Rotary Way Test as one method to ensure ethical dealings and noted voters share some blame for public lapses. The club meets Thursdays at 7 a.m. at Houndslake Court, with Jack Ratliff as president.
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Aiken County
William M. Shepherd
Aiken
Aiken Sunrise Rotary Club
Houndslake Court
Jack Ratliff
Primaries Move Toward Elections Commission Consideration
Gov. Carroll Campbell signed a measure to let the state Election Commission conduct party primaries, a move not affecting June primaries due to funding. Lawmakers estimate a $2 million cost and new procedures for presidential primaries remain unchanged.
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Columbia
Carroll Campbell
State Election Commission
South Carolina
The
Election Commission
Campbell
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Vee
LR. Frierson
Gerald Reynolds McGeary
Ellenton
Wedines
Wr. McGeary
Jewell St
Oy George Funeral Home
James S. Wallace
New Buston
Union
Warren Funeral Home
Memorial Burial Park
Wheelersburg
Mr. Wallace
Humana Hospital
New Boston
Wallace
Raph Bing
Maumee
Sid Wallace
Zelma Waggoner
Gree Anderen
Stephen D
Horace N. Gooding
James Satter
Wagener
James Allen
Hunchy
Salter
Southern Bell
Selter Qual Farm
Bethsar
Johnston
Asbill Jr
Charles Grandy
Gantt
Marion Hall
Milton ‘Rushton
B.G. Gardener
Blizzard Funeral Home
Addie L. Black
George
Ovat Rere
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Nina J. Nidiffer
Talbert
Associ
University of South Carolin’s
Children’s Center
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Sally Hardy
Philip Lor
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Pho
Winny Southwe
Garden Makers Garden Club
Houndslake Country Club
Mae Hansen
Martha Williams
Mabel Bolin
Elections Commission
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Capitol Briefs
Sommiasin
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Senate Judiciary Committee
John Courson
Towa
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South
New Hampshire
Senate Education Committee
Wilson Gray Opportunity School
College
University Board of Trustees
South Carolina Association of Counties
Florida
St George Dorchester
Estil- Ulmer’s
Allendale - Allendale Grain Co
New Ellenton
Yance
Aiken-Coward Corley Feed Co
Lake
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Fittstown
Demetri
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