Mrs. Franklin Rouse Dies in New York
Mrs. Franklin Rouse of Staten Island New York and formerly of Aiken died Saturday Funeral arrangements will be announced by Jackson Brooks Funeral Home She was the former Julia Simpkins Survivors include her husband Franklin Rouse five sons Thurmond Guyton Albert Jr Clinton Guyton Franklin Rouse Jr Samuel Rouse all of New York City three sisters Meggalee Simpkins Mary Freeman both of New York City and Loraine Boulder Baltimore Md two brothers Isidore Simpkins New York City and Willie Simpkins Jr Aiken
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Rouse
Staten Island
N.Y
Aiken
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Julia Simpkins
Thurmond Guyton
Albert Jr
Clinton Guyton
Franklin Rouse Jr
Samuel Rouse
New York City
Meggalee Simpkins
Mary Freeman
Loraine Boulders
Baltimore
Mrs Mamie Hamlet Dies At Hospital
Mrs Mamie Swearingen Hamlet of Langley died Tuesday in Aiken County Hospital. Funeral services set for 3 p.m. tomorrow at Langley Church of God with Rev A L Hartgrave and Rev Floyd Taylor officiating. Burial in Langley Cemetery. Survived by sisters Lillie Woodward and Lottie Smith and brother Willie Swearingen. Pallbearers named T J Ford Billie Addie Bertis Corbett Ben Gibson Nathan Jones Hubert Addie. Friends may call at home or Poseys Funeral Home Langley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloverville
Mamie Swearingen Hamlet
Aiken County Hospital
Langley Church of God
A. L. Hartgrave
Floyd Taylor
Langley Cemetery
Hamlet
Aiken County
Lillie Woodward
Aiken
Lottie Smith
Willie Swearingen
Langley
T. J. Ford
Billie Addie
Bertis Corbett
Ben Gibson
Nathan Jones
Hubert Addie
Posey
Prayer services held for infant Lisa Sudlow at Bethany Cemetery
Infant Lisa Ann Sudlow daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Duke Sudlow of 8 Burgundy Lane died Wednesday at Aiken County Hospital. Graveside services were conducted at Bethany Cemetery by Rev. Fleetwood J. Albrecht. Survivors include grandparents Harold A. Fletcher, Mrs Duncan D. Sudlow of Aiken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisa Ann Sudlow
Duke Sudlow
Burgundy Lane
Aiken County Hospital
Bethany Cemetery
Fleetwood J. Albrecht
Harold A. Fletcher
Duncan D. Sudlow
Aiken
Aiken Standard Publisher Notice and Masthead
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes every afternoon except Saturday and Sunday. Contact is 124 Rutland Drive, Aiken, South Carolina, ZIP 29801. The paper carries Leased wire dispatches from the Associated Press and is a member of United Press International.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
United Press International
Rites Set Tomorrow For Accident Victim Idell Richardson
Idell Richardson aged 50 of 608 Old Airport Road died Wednesday at Aiken County Hospital after his truck swerved into a building in east Aiken. Graveside services are set for 3 pm tomorrow at Aiken Memorial Park with the Rev J Cole Brown officiating. Richardson, a Marion Street Baptist Church member and WWII veteran, owned Richardson's Greenhouses. Survivors include his widow Pauline Hair Richardson, daughter Sandra Richardson, three sons Richard R Richardson Jimmy L Richardson and Bobby D Richardson all of Aiken, two sisters Azilee Adams of Inglewood California and Nannie Payton of Aiken, and two brothers Joe R Richardson of Aiken and Austin Richardson of Langley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idell Richardson
Airport Road
Aiken County Hospital
Aiken Memorial Park
J. Cole Brown
Aiken County
Richardson
Marion Street Baptist Church
Pauline Hair Richardson
Sandra Richardson
Richard R. Richardson
Jimmy L. Richardson
Bobby D. Richardson
Aiken
Azilee Adams
Inglewood
Calif
Nannie Payton
Joe R. Richardson
Austin Richardson
Langley
Jones Funeral Held for Tommie Jones in Aiken
Funeral services for Tommie Jones of RFD 3 were held at Ocean Grove Baptist Church at 4 p.m. The Rev. J A Gadsen officiated with burial in the church cemetery. He leaves five daughters and two sons along with siblings and other relatives. Friends may call at his daughter’s home or at Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommie Jones
RFD 3
Ocean Grove Baptist Church
J.A Gadsen
Edgefield
Aiken
Ocean Grove
Daisy Bell Miles
Beatrice Johnson
Rosetta Swindler
Jamaica
N.Y
Ida Hammond
Maggie Lee Gatener
Trenton
Tommie Jones Jr
Albert Jones
Amanda Culbreath
Manhasset
Maggie Lee Jones
Great Neck
David Jones
Louis Jones
Evanston, Ill
Miles
Sumter St
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Harley L. Harris Dies In Augusta
Harley Lee Harris age 52 of 318 Beaufort Street died Wednesday at Talmadge Memorial Hospital Augusta He was a maintenance supervisor for Aiken County Schools Funeral services planned at Poseys Chapel Graniteville Reverend Franklin Hammond officiating Survivors include his widow Molley Carter Harris a stepson Luther Doc Barnes Jacksonville Fla two step daughters Ted Fox Jacksonville Fla and Clarence R Hanson Las Vegas Nev a sister Nora Mae Dover Blacksburg four brothers Paul W Harris Aiken Wallace B Harris Nesbitt B Harris Gaffney Roy F Harris San Francisco Calif étatus of death and funeral arrangements announced by Poseys Funeral Home Graniteville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Lee Harris
Beaufort St
Talmadge Memorial Hospital
Augusta
Posey
Graniteville
Franklin Hammond
Cherokee County
Aiken County
Molley Carter Harris
Luther
Doc’’ Barnes
Jacksonville
Fla
Ted Fox
Service Held For Sgt Metcalf At Langley
Funeral services for S Sgt Tom Andrew Metcalf were set for 3 p m at Pine Forest Baptist Church with Rev Roy Hayes officiating. Burial at Sunset Memory Gardens included full military honors. Metcalf died in combat Jan 5 in Vietnam. He is survived by his widow Dianna Smoak Metcalf and two brothers James Metcalf of Wheatley Arkansas and Charles Metcalf of Memphis Tennessee.
Funeral Services Set Tomorrow For Richard C. Davis
Funeral services for Richard Charles Davis of 3314 Augusta Road will be held at 11 a.m. Friday at The First Christian Church with Rev. George Filer officiating. Burial will follow at Sunset Memory Gardens. George Funeral Home is listed as the alternative burial option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Charles Davis
Augusta Road
First Christian Church
George Filer
Sunset Memory Gardens
George Funeral Home
John Busbee Dies At Home In Aiken Parish
John Busbee 73 of RFD 4 Aiken died at home today. Funeral services set for 4 p.m. tomorrow at Shiloh Baptist Church with burial in the church cemetery. Survived by wife Lillie Temples Busbee and daughters Mrs. Minnie Mae Eubanks and Mrs. Diane Fulmer of Aiken. sons Herman Broadus and Delmus Busbee, all of Aiken. Native of Aiken County, son of John and Marina Gunter Busbee. Retired farmer and church member. Funeral home arrangements with George Funeral Home.
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John Busbee
RFD
Aiken
Shiloh
John
Marina Gunter Busbee
Advanced Study Opportunities In Aiken Discussed
Randolph Clarke of the University of South Carolina Aiken spoke to the IEEE in Aiken about an upcoming MBA program to be offered locally via televideo with talk back. The program would let junior executives earn an MBA in three years while working full time, with classes in Aiken and periodic trips to Columbia for library and computer resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Randolph Clarke
University of South Carolina
Clarke
Institute For Electrical and Electronic Engineers
IEEE
Columbia
Genesys
Florida
USCA
DeLoach Rites Held in Graniteville Today
Funeral services for Ebbie Calvin De Loach who died Tuesday in Aiken County Hospital were set for 3 p.m. at Posey’s Funeral Home in Graniteville with Ernest E. Rains officiating and Ollie Willis assisting. Burial followed in Graniteville Cemetery. De Loach, a Graniteville native and former Graniteville Co. employee, leaves wife Lizzie Green De Loach, two sons Albert Norman De Loach of Clemson and Algier S. DeLoach of Stiefeltown, daughter Mrs. Robert D. Clark of Gloverville, sister Mrs. Lena Murray of Columbia, and pallbearers Tony Purvis Woodrow Pilot Pat Howard Edward Harrigal Lucius Eubanks William Randolph.
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Gloverville
Ebbie Calvin DeLoach
Aiken County
Posey
Funeral Home
Graniteville
Ernest E. Rains
Ollie Willis
DeLoach
Graniteville Co
Lizzie Green DeLoach
Albert Norman DeLoach
Clemson
Algier S. DeLoach
Stiefeltown
Robert D. Clark
Lena Murray
Columbia
Tony Purvis
Woodrow Pilot
Pat Howard
Edward Harrigal
Lucius Eubanks
William Randolph
Judge Williamson on drugs and juvenile delinquency
Judge Williamson discusses marijuana use among youths, slams limited police cooperation, and urges targeted enforcement. He notes most violations occur after 9 PM, calls for parent supervision, and contrasts local drug issues with more common alcohol use. He emphasizes prosecuting pushers over users and questions law enforcement readiness.
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Williamson
McNair Triggers Debate On State Agency Merger Plan
Gov. Robert McNair calls for reviving the 20 year old Reorganization Commission to study South Carolina government structure with a aim toward merging agencies. He seeks a 1971 recommendation and faces broad agency opposition over budget control and federal aid tied to pollution and health duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Robert McNair
South Carolina
General Assembly
McNair
Public Welfare
Health Board
Water Resources Commission
New Officers Appointed To Welfare Board
The Aiken County Department of Public Welfare Board appoints new leaders since the annual report. Austin Van Zile of Aiken becomes chairman and Abbie Lee Watson of Langley is vice chairman. Members include Lewis Leverett of Langley W A Taylor of Graniteville and Howard Fogle of Wagener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County Department of Public Welfare Board
Austin van Zile
Aiken
Abbie Lee Watson
Langley
Lewis Leverett
W. A. Taylor
Graniteville
Howard Fogle
Wagener
Judge Describes Causes and Punishments in Juvenile Case
The judge notes a prosecutor would aid his court as he outlines the case of boys from poor backgrounds divided nearly evenly by race. One boy stole 25 to 26 watches under threat of hunger from his parents, have-IQ nearly zero, showing coercion and abuse. Offenders go to foster homes, mental health center, or Kalmia Hill School, rather than immediate state training, with automatic commitment up to age 21 and at least seven months for hard core offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
Kennedy Junior High School
Family Court
Frank) Whitecotton
Aiken
S.C
I.Q
Aiken County
Court Fluence Defendant List Highlights Multiple Charges
The document names Willie Johnson Sr Helen Kirkland also known as Helen New James Horace Poole Dozier Williams George Edwards Jr Annie Boatwright Fred Louis Bailey along with others in a series of charges including driving while license suspended failure to stop when signaled by an officer carrying an concealed pistol assault and battery with intent to murder and various burglary and larceny counts. It cites Morris Greene Tommie Beard Lee Albert Johnson William Hazel Reese Earl Ingram Jr also known as Earl Ingram Jr Stanmore Rushmore Jr with multiple counts and notes accessory before the fact of housebreaking and grand larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Johnson Sr
Helen Kirkland
Helen New
James Horace Poole
Dozier Williams
George Edwards Jr
Annie Boatwright
Fred Louis Bailey
Grover Carrie
William Albert Jones
Morris Greene
Tommie Beard
Lee Albert Johnson
William Hazel
Reese Earl Ingram Jr
Earl Ingram Jr
Stanmore Rushmore Jr
Prison reform push faces resistance in state senate
Sen. James B. Stephen of Spartanburg continues to seek 1970 General Assembly action on county prison changes. He cites promised public hearings on one reform bill to close substandard county jails, modeled after North Carolina law, and notes another bill abolishing leg irons. Stephen laments legislative resistance and cites patronage as a barrier to reform in counties housing over half the state’s prisoners.
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Columbia
James B. Stephen
D-Spartang
General Assembly
Walter Bristow
Penitentiaries Committee
North Carolina
Stephen
Senate
House
Receiving Stol en Goods Guilty Pleas and Driving Under Influence
Ralph Widener Kathy Widener and John David Lowe are named in receiving stolen goods. Thomas Price pleads guilty to a high and aggravated nature offense with an 18 month term suspended after six months service and two years probation to run concurrently with the sentence served, starting December 26 1969. Willis Johnson Sr. pleads guilty to driving under the influence with a three year sentence of 2000 dollars fine suspended after six months payment of 400 dollars and two years probation.
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Ralph Widener
Kathy Widener
John David Lowe
Thomas Price
Willis Johnson Sr
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