Deaths And Funerals Of David Buddy Martin 47
David Buddy Martin 47 of 723 Legion Street died yesterday at home. Funeral arrangements by Jackson Brooks Funeral Home Aiken. Native of Aiken County he was a Belle Grove Baptist Church member and Young Men of Honor Society of Aiken. Survived by widow Pauline four daughters four sons one sister and numerous grandchildren.
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David
Buddy’ Martin
Legion St
Jackson Brooks
Aiken
Aiken County
Belle Grove
William Martin
Ira Martin
Fort Knox
Tex
Gracie Mae Bright
King Wagener death notice with funeral set
Guyman King 78 of Wagener died Wednesday at his residence. Funeral services are scheduled for tomorrow at 4 p.m. at Old Mt. Herman Baptist Church with burial in the church cemetery. He was a Lexington County native, a retired farmer and merchant, and operator of King's Country Store. Survived by five daughters and one son, with further details and viewing arrangements provided.
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Abbeville County
Archie A
Maggie Threeman Edwards
Edwards
Lula Rosser Edwards
Bernice Campbell
George Campbell
Calhoun Falls
Walton Partain
Anderson
Jerry Smith
Columbus
Ray Bainey
Abbeville
Odel Edwards
Elberton
Haskell Edwards
Call
Wagener
Guyman King
Old
Mt. Herman Baptist Church
Lexington County
King’s Country Store
O'Neal
Virginia
Hutto
Salley
L.B
Lucille) Williams
John
Hazel) Cooper
Perry
Aylee Ridgen
Dothan
Ala
Vivian Collins
Guyman L. King
Midway
Ohio
Williams
Baughman - Blizzard Funeral
William W Edwards dies after long illness at 84
William Walter Edwards 84 died Wednesday at Herdmont Nursing Home after a long illness. Service today at 1 30 p m at Latimer Cemetery. Parker Payne Funeral Home is in charge.
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Calhoun Falls
William Walter Edwards
Herdmont Nursing Home
Latimer Cemetery
Parker - Payne Funeral Home
Aiken Standard Local Notice Practices
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes afternoons excluding weekends from 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29801. AP dispatches are exclusive to local news. other material rights reserved. The publisher disclaims ad errors but will correct in the next issue with no charge.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
Salvation Army honors and concerns at Aiken dinner
Mrs. Hawthorne notes crowded transient lodge requires hotels for women and children. Rotary Club wins bell ringer award with DeMolay for cash. John W. Weems Jr. receives life membership for service. New Advisory Board members J D Surles and Rev Jerry Robinson installed. Lt Col George Marshall delivers talk on Salvation Army philosophy. Aiken Junior Miss Rita Faucett, Eve lyn Martin, and the Aiken Corps Ensemble provide entertainment.
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Fred Carver
Aiken
Aiken Corps
Evelyn Martin
Rita Faucett
Medical School Bill Advances Second Reading at SC House
The South Carolina House gave key second reading to a bill to permit imminent domain for a pediatrics hospital at the University of South Carolina. The measure would allow USC to acquire the site of Charleston High School next to the university, with an amendment adopted from Reps. Wheeler Tillman and Robert Wood prior to passage.
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University of South Carolina
S.C
Charleston High School
Wheeler Tillman
Robert Wood
Legion Honors Three At Annual Dinner In Aiken
The American Legion event recognized Patrolman of the Year and Outstanding Fireman of the Year in Aiken County. Recipients Mixson and Lawton highlighted long service near two to three years in roles. Colonel Perry Frank Thompson addressed law and order and pay raises for Highway Patrol.
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Mixson
J. Howard Lawton
Aiken
American Legion
Lawton
Aiken High School
US Air Force
Aiken County Fireman's Association
Perry Frank Thompson
South Carolina Highway Patrol
S.C
Highway Patrol
Col. Thompson
Col Thompson
The
Rudnick Faces Split Over Utility Rate Hike Bill
Democratic members of the Aiken County House delegation voted against a bill by Rep. Irene K. Rudnick requiring Public Service Commission approval for all utility rate hikes before they take effect.
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Aiken County
House
Irene K. Rudnick
Public Service Commission
South Carolina House approves rate bill amid consumer concerns
The House voted 57 to 44 to table the rate approval bill. M Judson Busbee and William A Rees joined Cecil Collins in opposition. Busbee argued the bill shifts rebates to stockholders and raises consumer costs if bonds fail. Rudnick noted fixed incomes cannot bear higher rates.
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M. Judson Busbee
William A. Rees
Cecil Collins
Busbee
Rud
Nick
South Carolina
S. C
Public Service Commission
Hyitg
Rudnick
General Assembly
Thieves Hit Businesses and Homes Across Aiken area
Multiple burglaries reported with total losses around 1 000 dollars. Items stolen include radiators tools a police radio a tire cookies and cash from Willings Used Car Lot and Ace of Spades Nightclub. Firearms and gear taken from homes in Wagener and Belvedere with windows or doors used for entry.
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Willings
Columbia Rd
Aiken
Banks Mill Rd
Windsor
Elliot Gunter
Rt. 2
Wagener
Jerry Ceramus
Rt. 3
Howard Fogel
Phillip Prince
Coral Way
Belvedere
Prince
Joseph Matthews
Rt. 1
Box 15
Lancers Offer Tickets for Triple Crown Pewter Mug Event
Concession stand run by Boy Scout Troop No. 124. Gate tickets priced at 2 dollars, children 6-12 pay 1 dollar. Advance tickets 1.50 available at area banks, Leminick's Pharmacy, Aiken Drug Store, Woodruff's Drugs, or the Aiken Chamber of Commerce.
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Boy Scout Troop No
Leminick’s Pharmacy
Aiken Drug Store
Woodruff’s Drugs
Aiken Chamber of Commerce
Community Calendar Highlights This Week
The calendar lists events across Belvedere Wagener North Augusta and Aiken County including The Smiley Family concerts at First Christian Church Belvedere and a Benedict College Choir performance at Second Baptist Church Sunday events. Other items cover Rotary Sertoma Lions Palmetto Toastmasters and Civilisation film series at the Aiken County Library with reservations for the Aiken City Panhallenic.
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First Christian Church
Belvedere
Planned Parenthood
Aiken County
Wagener
Satan Baptist Church
Beech Island Agricultural Club
Lancer
Powderhouse Field
Smiley Family
Valley
First Presbyterian Church
Benedict College
Second Baptist Church
Aiken County Museum
Rotary Club
Commercial Hotel
Iowa
Aiken Tec
Sertoma Club
Ramada Inn
Lions Club
Lions Hut
Highway 19
Palmetto Toastmasters Club
Aiken City
Panhellenic
Don J. Coon
Knox Ave
County mulls Skateland leased site for food stamp office
Social Services head Poore outlined plans to rent the Sunset Skateland in Atken for a 6000 square foot food stamp office with renovation, waiting areas, interview rooms, a snack bar, and employee offices. The bid includes a 1250 dollar monthly rent and 50 percent refund under a Social Security Act program after appraisals from three firms.
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Poore
Sunset
Atken
Williams
Benefit Barbecue Set In Windsor
Windsor plans a benefit barbecue tomorrow at 5:30 p.m. hosted by the Windsor Volunteer Fire Department Women's Auxiliary. The fundraiser will be held at Windsor Elementary School.
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Windsor
Tomorrrow
Windsor Volunteer Fire Department
Women's Auxiliary
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Virginia Acres Park
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