Deaths And Funerals Wagener-Sellous W Thomas Sr 62
Wagener Sellous W Thomas Sr 62 of New Holland died Saturday in Aiken County Hospital Funeral Wednesday 4 pm at Baughmanville Baptist Church with Rev H P Clark Burial in church cemetery He is survived by wife Nezzie Lee Cullum Thomas a daughter LaVerne Thomas three sons Sellous W Thomas Jr Marion Curtis Thomas and David Lamar Thomas three brothers Bennie L Thomas Curtis Thomas Rufus Thomas two sisters Mrs Ruby Key Muldra and Mrs Norma Key Quattlebaum Friends may call at the residence Route 2 Wagener or at Robinson Funeral Home Wagener Montmorenci Baptist Church Surviving also two daughters Mrs Gladys Roach and Mrs Elizabeth Bostick and five sons Willie Mobley Woodrow Mobley Alvin Mobley James Berry Hatcher and Lucius Hatcher
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Wagener - Sellous
Dub) Thomas Sr
New Holland
Aiken County
Baughmanville Baptist Church
H.P. Clark
Nezzie Lee Cullum Thomas
Wagener
LaVerne Thomas
Columbia
Sellous W. Thomas Jr
U.S. Army
South Korea
Marion Curtis Thomas
David Lamar Thomas
Bennie L. Thomas
Corona
N.Y
Curtis Thomas
Cambridge
Mass
Rufus Thomas
Ruby Key Muldrew
Norma Key Quattlebaum
Route 2
Robinson
Mrs J P Barnes 96 Dies in Aiken South Carolina
Mrs. J P Barnes widow of Rev Joseph P Barnes founder of Sharon Baptist Church died at her sister’s residence in Aiken County aged 96. Funeral service set for Thursday 3 p m at Sharon Baptist Church Wagener officiated by Rev L M Tyler. Survived by brother Alex Martin New York City and sister Mrs Victoria Martin Aiken.
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Joseph P
Isabella) Barnes
Aiken
Sharon Baptist Church
Wagener
L.M. Tyler
Victoria Martin
Kershaw St
Robinson Funeral Home
Mrs Cora Hatcher Dies. Aiken County Resident
Mrs Cora Hatcher 66 of Montmorenci died Sunday in Barnwell County Hospital. Funeral arrangements for the lifelong Aiken County resident will be announced by Jackson Brooks Funeral Home in Aiken. She was a longtime community member.
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Cora Hatcher
Montmorenci
Barnwell County Hospital
Jackson- Brooks Funeral Home
Aiken
Aiken County
Aiken Standard Publication Details
The Aiken Standard is a 19th century newspaper published in Aiken South Carolina. It operates afternoons excluding weekends from 124 Rutland Drive with PO Box 456 and uses Associated Press dispatches with rights reserved for local news and AP material. Subscription rates include 40 cents weekly 1.73 monthly and 22.00 yearly by mail.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
Joe Brooks Sr Funeral Services In Aiken
Funeral services for Joe Brooks Sr. of RFD 6 Aiken proceed today at 3 30 p m in Clearwater Branch Baptist Church with Rev Howard Ogletree officiating. Burial follows in the church cemetery with pallbearers Cecil Stone Carlton H Shaw Albert Willis J Weston Miller Monroe Hall and Larry Hernon. George Funeral Home, Aiken, noted as contact.
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Joe Brooks Sr
RFD
Aiken
Clearwater Branch Baptist Church
Howard Ogletree
Ceme
Tery
Cecil Stone
Carlton H. Shaw
Albert Willis
J. Weston Miller
Monroe Hall
Larry Hernon
George Funeral Home
Henry Holmes dies in Aiken County Hospital
Henry Holmes of 449 Ridge Ave died Sunday in Aiken County Hospital. He was a member of the Second Baptist Church and had lived in New York before moving to Aiken. Surviving is his widow, Mrs. Ora Bell Holmes, Aiken.
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Henry Holmes
Ridge Ave
Aiken County
Jackson- Brooks Funeral Home
Aiken
Second Baptist Church
New York
Ora Bell Holmes Aiken
Death of Harry Dell Wheat at Pine Log Road
Harry Dell Wheat of Pine Log Road died Sunday in a local hospital. Funeral service conducted at Pine Forest Baptist Church with four ministers officiating. Burial in Sunset Memory Gardens with Masonic rites. Wheat, a native of Aiken County, was a church deacon and retired merchant. He leaves wife Louise Jones Wheat, three sons Harry, Sara sota, Larry, William, two sisters, and several pallbearers. Funeral home arrangements noted for viewing until 2 p.m. today.
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Langley
Harry Dell Wheat
Pine Log Road
Pine Forest Baptist Church
L.H. Fowler
A.C. Bearden
L.V. Davis
Finley Sizemore
Sunset Memory Gardens
Wheat
Aiken County
Albert Pike Lodge
AFM
Louise Jones Wheat
Harry L. Wheat
Sarasota
Fla
Larry L. Wheat
William H. Wheat
Gladys Banks
Ellen Miller
Augusta
Russell McClain
Walter O’banion
Marvin Hatcher
Jack Taylor
Paul Grant
Reigel Textile اعلام Increase in 13-Week Net Income
Reigel Textile Corporation reports a rise in net income for the 13 weeks ending December 30, 1972 compared with the prior year. Sales totaled 52.993 million before taxes versus 47.259 million last year, with expected earnings per share of 0.60.
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Reigel Textile Corporation
USCA Fine Arts Concert Featuring Dr. Trythall
The USCA Fine Arts Series presents Dr. Gilbert Trythall in a multimedia electronic music program Friday at 8 p.m. in room 107 of the new campus by-pass facility. The finale includes Parallax with Aiken High School brass, tape, slides, and audience. Breathing Bag No. 4 uses voices and film. Foggy Mountain Breakdown blends Earl Scruggs music with electronic sound. Trythall, theory professor at Peabody College, will lecture on The Nature of Electronic Music. Admission is free.
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Usca Fine Arts
Gilbert Trythall
Aiken
Aiken High School
Earl Scruggs
Push Tomato
Truthall
Pea
Community Calendar Highlights from Aiken Region
TODAY events include Byrd Elementary PTA meeting at 7 30 p m in the school cafeteria and the Lower Savannah Comprehensive Health Planning Advisory Committee at 8 p m at the Edisto Cooperative Building in Bamberg. The Chamber of Commerce banquet is at 7 30 p m at St John s United Methodist Church. Tomorrow the Aiken Food Stamp Office opens 10 30 a m to 2 30 p m at the OEO office Belvedere with the Aiken Women s Heart Board tea at 3 46 p m at 441 York St. Toastmasters meet 7 p m at the Commercial Hotel and the Aiken Chess Club at 7 30 p m at the Pet Dairy Building.
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Byrd Elementary School
PTA
Lower Savannah
Edisto Cooperative
Bamberg
Chamber of Commerce
St. John’s United Methodist Church
Aiken Food Stamp Office
OEO
Belvedere
Aiken Women’s Heart Board
Bill Burgess
York St
Commercial Hotel
Soviet Luna 21 Moon Mission Lands Rover on Sea of Serenity
The uncrewed Soviet spacecraft Luna 21 made a soft moon landing and deployed a 1,848 pound rover that sent television pictures back to Earth. Tass reported the craft touched down on the eastern fringe of the Sea of Serenity within the Imbrium region.
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Moscow
Tass
Sea of Serenity
Nier Crater
Lunokhod 2
Nixon Aides Weigh Easing Antipollution Rules to Boost Coal Use
The Nixon administration studies selective and temporary relaxation of secondary antipollution standards to substitute coal for petroleum amid energy shortages. Officials say Congress rollback of clean air rules is unlikely, while states may be urged to ease enforcement to meet demand.
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Washington
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Elmer Bennett
OEP
Congress
Cease Fire Move Reported as Nixon Halts Offensive Ops
Nixon ordered a halt to all offensive military actions in North Vietnam citing progress in Kissinger Tho negotiations. A revised draft talk of an international cease fire force of about 3000 has been discussed with Thieu Haig while Hanoi seeks 250 to 5000 troops. South Vietnamese emissaries Do and Diem met French Foreign Minister Schumann in Paris amid renewed hopes of an early peace accord.
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Nixon
North Vietnam
Kissinger
Tho
White House
Paris
Thieu
Haig
Hanoi
United States
Yen van Thieu
Maurice Schumann
Tran van Do
Washington
Bui Diem
Do and Diem
Governor Proposes $95.1 Million for State Capital Improvements
The proposal allocates $17.65 million for general education including $2 million for handicapped facilities, $22 million for higher education including $6.8 million for State Educational Television Network facilities, $2.3 million for pollution control and rural transport study, and $12.5 million for criminal justice with $6.7 million for penal facilities. An additional $36.6 million in bonds is requested for capital improvements, totaling $95.1 million.
Need Help Call Fish Aid Network Formed in Aiken
The Fish, a group of Christian volunteers in the Aiken area, offers free temporary emergency services to those in need. A 24 hour answering service at 643 6568 assists with visiting the sick sitting with the ill providing meals reading to the blind locating needed articles youth adult teams errands housework for the ill transportation to church doctor or store and referrals when professional help is required.
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Aiken
Government orders two 800 passenger ferries for Sydney Harbour
The government orders construction of two 800 passenger ferries to replace the 60 year old Kosciusko and Kameruka in Sydney Harbour, with a cost of 1 680 000 US dollars.
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NEW Ferries
Sydney
Sydney Harbor
Kosciusko
Kameruka
Murder Trial Witness Describes Augusta Killing Plot
Marilyn Faulks testifies Robinson warned of killing Shirley at her home after a bar sighting. Shirley’s mother Lizzie Mae Coleman corroborates the call to police. Dr. Nichols cites Patton shot twice. bullet behind the ear caused death. Prostitution claim about a witness is revealed along with jail letters from Robinson.
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Marilyn Faulks
Robinson
Augusta
Shirley
Miss Faulks
C. LaVain Fox
Washington
Lizzie Mae Coleman
Pomeroy Nichols
Patton
University Hospital
B.E. Nichols
North Augusta
Taylor Street
Shirley Mae Sullivan
Salvation Army to Host Annual Dinner Speaker Ruth Tobeynote
The Charlotte Salvation Army will hold its Annual Dinner on February 13 at 7 p.m. at St. John's United with Major Fred Ruth as the main speaker. Tickets are $4 and available from the Salvation Army office or board members. Three new board members Howard Larson L E Harrigal and R H Quattlebaum were named. last year’s officers were re elected: Orvel Kelley chairman R E Thomson vice chairman Cecil J McFerrin treasurer and Mrs Robert Hawthorne secretary.
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Fred Ruth
Charlotte Salvation Army
St. John’s United Methodist Church
Salvation Army
Howard Larson
L.E. Harrigal
R.H. Quattlebaum
Orvel Kelley
R.E. Thomson
Cecil J. McFerrin
Robert Hawthorne
Munford's Target Of Break-In
A break-in at Munford's Do It Yourself store on Richland Avenue was found at 6 a.m. Entry reportedly made through the back door. Investigators seek stolen guitar valued at $498 and a $90 case from a home on Highway 19 North.
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Munford
Aiken
Richland Avenue
Sheriff's Department
Highway 19 North
SPCA Roll Call Drive Seeks Local Members
Aiken County SPCA begins its annual Roll Call Drive to recruit members. Director Harry P. Young notes donations of $2 or more support the shelter, which peaked at caring for about 3,000 animals annually with six staff. The non profit relies on donors and receives no city or county funds.
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Aiken County Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Harry P. Young
Young
SPCA
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