Deaths And Funerals In Aiken County 1979
Funeral notices from Aiken County list Ada Eubanks 62 of 521 Sandy Dr N E, Mrs. Nettie Fortner Loving of Pacolet Mills, and Martha Story McElmurray of Beech Island with services and burials set at local churches and cemeteries. Other memorials honor Grady B. Thomas and Annie Elouise Haynes, with family survivors named. Funeral homes in charge and calls for final arrangements noted.
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Ada Eubanks
Jackson-Brooks Memorial Chapel
George Brightharp
Mount Anna-Mount Harris
Eubanks
Sandy Dr
N.E
Aiken County
Friendship Baptist Church
Pauline Eubanks
Aiken
William Eubanks
Wylie Eubanks
Carrie Gordon Hawkins
Greenville
Pacolet Mills
Nettie Fortner
John M.) Loving
Margaret Kirby
Spartanburg
Marshall
N.C
John W
Nancy Emma Sawyer Fortner
Edith Worley
Frances Lundquist
Pensacola
Fla
Nancy Malpass
Gettsyburg
Ruth Wise
Corpus Christi
Texas
Maxine Fleming
Moore
Ralph Loving
Jack Loving
John Loving Jr
Bakersville
Calif
Rose Meadows
Lettie Essick
Nannie Fisher
Alexandria
S.J. Fortner
White Pines
Tenn
Larry Fortner
Rolling Green
Paul Fortner
North Augusta
Martha Story
J. George) McElmurray
First Baptist Church
Beech Island
Albert Atkinson
Jules Hadden
Hammond Cemetery
McElmurray
Richmond County
Thomson, Ga
Women’s Missionary Society
Edgefield
Grady B. Thomas
Edith M. Cahoon
Belvedere
Edgefield Mercantile Funeral Home
Buddy Revels
Eastview Cemetery
Thomas
Edgefield County
Edgefield First
Annie Elouise
Roosevelt) Haynes
Newberry St
N.W
Advance Pastments to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription
Payment instruction directs all advance pastments to the Aiken Standard PBM Subscription.
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Aiken Standard Pbm
Aiken Standard
Weekend Weather Outlook With Cold Highs Near 50
Forecasters warn of continued cold with night lows in the 20s and daytime highs in the upper 40s to near 50. Friday peaks at mid 40s with cloud cover persisting into the weekend, and a chance of rain Sunday and Monday.
Utilities Fear Peak Usage
Utilities fear a new seasonal peak as residents use more electricity for air conditioning. SCE&G spokesman Bill Lide said a record was expected Wednesday night with figures due later. he cited postholiday return and unusually cold weather as the main causes.
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Carolinas
Bill Lide
Sce&g
Lide
Clerk Of Court Fights Move To New Office Space
Aiken County Clerk of Court Mrs. Roe urged the county council to keep her office in its present location. The courthouse study committee recommends moving the clerk’s office to the former RMC quarters, citing broader courthouse consolidation plans and upcoming relocations of related offices.
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Sue H
Frank) Roe
Aiken County
Aiken
Master of Equity
Richland Avenue
McGee
Roe
RMC
Stephens Links Teacher Shortage to NTE Requirement
Outgoing Aiken County Board member Augustus T. Stephens blamed teacher shortages on non competitive salaries and the NTE certification requirement. Delegation meeting discussed goals for 1978 79 including evaluation procedures job descriptions and building and audit programs.
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Aiken County
Board of Education
Augustus T. Stephens
Liamson
Williamson
T.B
Ted) Willis
Willis
South Carolina
Gene Linked To Higher Risk Of Psychotic Depression
California scientist Dr. David Comings of City of Hope reports a gene named P1 Duarte increases the likelihood of psychotic depression and may relate to alcoholism and possibly multiple sclerosis. One inherited copy doubles risk. two copies raise it eightfold, though environment also matters.
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Houston
California
David Comings
Comings
City of Hope National Medical Center
Duarte
Calif
Two Murdered At Zippy Mart In North Augusta
Bowden reports the Zippy Mart store was broken into in late summer and another North Augusta location was hit about three weeks ago. He notes no clear reopening date for the store.
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Zippy Mart
Bowden
North Augusta
Recession Fear Echoed by Consumers and Builders
Consumers would spend more on textiles during a recession as they avoid big-ticket buys like cars. Lott warned government policy risks a recession and urged tax cuts to boost consumer cash. D W Construction fears rates and costs squeeze buyers. Palmetto Federal’s Holley sees no recession but opposes rate hikes and expects prime to fall by April.
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Lott
H. Earle Holley
Palmetto Federal Savings and Loan
Carter
Holley
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Aiken, D.C
Nettie F. Loving
Montgomery Memorial United Methodist Church
Pacolet Memorial Gardens
Martha S. McElmurray
Barbara M. Corley
Seneca
Pearl Cook
Davis Thomas
First Baptist Church Building Fund
Annie E. Haynes
Essie B. Rollison
Jesse Rollison
Waynesboro
James Rollison
Augusta
Marvin Rollison
Greeley
Colo
Terry Rollison
Winston Salem
Louise Facine
New Orleans
Mattie Lou Widener
Windsor
Dewey Barron
Bruce Barron
James Barron
Homer Young
John Bryam
Phil Cheek
Eugene Barron
One
Doto Frem
National Weather Service
Noaa
Dept of Commer
Florida
Pacific Coast
Rockies
New England
Nene Lawson Res
Lawson Reed
North Augusta Elementary
Ronald Decamp Jr
Bartlett
N.H
Searsmont
Maine
Mrs. Roe
Lin Smithwick
Stephens
NTE
Jan Boylston
Ing
Nature
Holoways
D.W. Construction Company