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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1971
Page
12
Rental ad notes a furnished three room apartment at 137 Laurens NW with all utilities included. Apply at office to arrange viewing or lease.
Funeral services were held at George Funeral Home for Mrs Essie Mae Waller Adkinson of Aiken who died Friday in Aiken County Hospital. Burial followed at Calvary Cemetery. A native of Augusta she was the widow of W P Adkinson and a longtime member of the First Baptist Church of Aiken. Surviving are four foster daughters, a brother Lonnie Waller and a granddaughter Mrs William C Brewer.
Mrs Martha B Lewis of 1450 Aldrich Street Aiken widow of Oscar C Lewis died Sunday in a New Ellenton nursing home funeral services were held at Sunset Memory Gardens with Reverend G Dana Waters II. She was a Felton Delaware native daughter of Wilbur H Lindale Burnite and Mittie FE Lindale Burnite retired music teacher and member of Overbrook Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia. She had lived in Aiken six years. Surviving sisters Mrs Winfield Scott Kreger and Mrs Harvey S Hall.
Miss Eloise C. Burckhalter of 326 Richland Ave in Aiken died at home Saturday. Funeral services were held at George Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Robert L. Cate officiating and burial in Bethany Cemetery. Born in 1886 in Aiken County she was the daughter of the late Jerome B. and Savannah Burckhalter and a retired bookkeeper. She was a member of the First Baptist Church. Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Mamie B. Weimortz of Aiken.
Mrs Adeline Hay Keith Brunson of Ridge Spring widow of the late Dr Peter Alexander Brunson died Sunday at a Columbia hospital. Funeral services will be held.
Scientists advocate classifying bacteria fungi algae and other simple organisms into Protista a separate third kingdom distinct from animals and plants. The proposal aims to better reflect biological diversity and evolutionary relationships among primitive life forms.
A native of Hopkin who lived in Ridge Spring since 1906 died with services set for 3 p.m. Tuesday at Grace Episcopal Church and burial at Ridge Spring Cemetery. Survived by a son Dr Joseph Woods Brunson of Camden and five daughters including Mrs Archibald L. Fripp, Mrs James B. Smith of Ridge Spring, Mrs Robert W. Hart of Greenwood, Mrs Edmund G. Grant, and Mrs Edwin P. Guerard.
In Columbia area notices, grandsons are listed to serve as pallbearers for a family funeral, highlighting a familial tribute and the community's involvement in the service.
Funeral services for Delmas McCuen aged 51 of 19 Front Street were held at 3 p.m. at Bath Pentecostal Church with burial at Sunset Memorial Gardens. The Rev. Thomas Dubose and Rev. A F Carter officiated.
Frank G. Pannock 68 of 1147 Cornish St Aiken died in a local nursing home Saturday. Services set for 10 a.m. Tuesday at St Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church with Rev S R Miblarese officiating. Burial at 10 a.m. Friday in North Side Catholic Cemetery Pittsburgh Pa. He was born in Austria son of the late Vincent and Mary Pattermann Pannock and worked 34 years as an accountant for Standard Oil before retiring. He was widower of Margaret Geier Panrock. Survivors include Miss Rose Panrock of Aiken Mrs H M Korb Pittsburgh and brother Vincent Panrock Jr Detroit. The Holy Rosary will be recited at George Funeral Home at 8 p.m. today.
Funeral services for Frank Earnest Shumpert of Pelion are set for Tuesday at 3 p.m. at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. Rev. L F. Keisler will officiate. Burial follows in Pelion cemetery. Shumpert, lifelong Pelion resident, leaves a large family including his father John D. Shumpert, children E F Shumpert Bobby Shumpert and Sylvia Farr, six brothers and two sisters. Pallbearers listed.
Mrs. Willie Hayman Irene Horne Hayman of 1818 Bunting Dr North Augusta. Held today at 10 am at Poseys Funeral Home chapel with Rev Robert Ledbetter and Rev Neil Cochran officiating. Burial at 4 pm at Oakland Cemetery Waycross Ga. She was Georgia born, lived in North Augusta 36 years, member of North Augusta First Baptist Church, widow of Willie B Hayman. Surviving sister Mrs Joseph T Quarterman of Waycross.
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