Deaths And Funerals David Johnson Wreck Victim
Funeral services were held for 14 year old David H. Johnson of Boardman Road Aiken at St Mary Help of Christians Church. He died after a Friday car crash at Two Notch and Barnard Road. Surviving are his mother two sisters a brother and maternal grandparents.
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St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church
David H. Johnson
Boardman Road
Aiken
Robert W Johnson Jr
Jacqueline B. Johnson
Schofield
Aiken High School
Purple Image
Johnson
Aiken County Hospital
Two Notch Road
Barnard Road
Susan J. Hay
Barbara M. Johnson
Columbia
Robert W. Johnson III
Jacob H. Baugher
Baltimore
Pearl Hall 66 Dies in Washington funeral held Wagener
Mrs Pearl Hall 66 of Washington D C died Wednesday in a Washington hospital. Funeral services were held today at 1 30 p m at Clark Hill Baptist Church Wagener with Rev Alvin Hammonds officiating. Burial followed in Swedenburg cemetery. Surviving are her widow six daughters six sons a brother and a sister.
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Wagener
Pearl Hall
Washington, D.C
Washington
Clark Hill Baptist Church
Alvin Hammonds
Jimmy Hall
Lucille Simmons
Gladys Livingston
Pearline Holmes
Vernell Hall
Willie Mae Roseburg
Riverside
Calif
Allen Hall
Maryland Park
Howard Hall
Booker T. Hall
Jacob Hall
Jimmy Hall Jr
Aiken
James H. Hall
Lanham
Jeff Davenport
Gilbert
Nettie Johnson
Warrenville Man Dies. Funeral Held in Granitevill e
Johnnie D. Brown 52 of 83 Lombard St Warrenville died Saturday at Aiken County Hospital Funeral services were held at Poseys Funeral Home chapel Granitevill e with Reverends Alsbrooks and Rogers officiating Burial was in Sunset Memory Gardens Langley He was born in Charleston lived in Warrenville 23 years employed at Graniteville Manufacturing Co Gregg Division Dye House He belonged to Warrenville First Baptist Church Surviving are his widow Aleathia Altman Brown mother Lula P Brown daughter Beverly B Cooksey two sons Dan Preston Brown Dennis Frankie Brown sisters Evelyn Overstreet Ruby Nakis all of Miami
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Warrenville
Johnnie Dan Brown
Lombard St
Aiken County Hospital
Posey’s Funeral Home Chapel
Graniteville
C. C. Alsbrooks
Thomas G. Rogers
Sunset Memory Gardens
Langley
Charleston
Graniteville Manufacturing Co
Gregg Division Dye House
Memorial for Mrs. Alice Knight Carter at New Hope Church Cemetery
Mrs. Alice Knight Carter wife of Conway S. Carter of 704 Pin Oak Dr Aiken died in an Augusta hospital Friday. She is survived by two sons Jere S. Carter Winston Salem NC and Stuart L. Carter Cambridge MA a brother Kenneth T. Knight Raleigh NC and an aunt Miss Elizabeth Walker Greenville NC. Memorials may be given to St Johns United Methodist Church.
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New Hope United Methodist Church
Chester County
Alice Knight Carter
Conway S. Carter
Pin Oak
Aiken
Augusta
Durham
N.C
Carter
Kenneth T
Minnie Walker Knight
Salem College
Winston-Salem
St. Johns’ United Methodist Church
St. John's United Methodist Church
Jere S. Carter
Stuart L. Carter
Cambridge
Mass
Kenneth T. Knight
Raleigh
Elizabeth Walker
Greenville
Obituary for Jacob L. Scott of Aiken County
Jacob L. Scott aged 65 of Rt. 1 Aiken died Sunday at Aiken County hospital. Funeral Tuesday at 4 p.m. at Darien Baptist Church with Rev. W. R. Willis and Rev. J. Cole Brown officiating. Burial in church cemetery. He was a native of Aiken County, son of Hiram C. and Mary Garvin Scott, former Aiken Electric Co operative employee and retired right of way foreman. He served as a deacon of Darien Baptist Church for 40 years. Survived by daughter Alberta Grice Scott and husband Llewellyn S. Hill of Aiken, son Nelson Scott of Jacksonville, sister Lilly 8. Woodward of Aiken, brothers Mackie Scott, Arlie E. Scott of Aiken and J. Arthur Scott of Williston. Pallbearers named.
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Jacob L. Scott
Rt. 1
Aiken
Aiken County Hospital
Darien Baptist Church
W. R. Willis
J. Cole Brown
Aiken County
Scott
Hiram C
Mary Garvin Scott
Aiken Electric Co-operative
Darien
Robert E. Johnson
J. Arthur Scott Jr
Hiram C. Scott
L. W. Woodward
Willie Franklin
No deposit Schlitz bottle becomes collector item
The original no deposit bottle made for Schlitz in the mid-1950s is evolving into a collector's item. The ruby red beer bottles now fetch prices above five dollars each.
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Schlitz
Warneke Dorothy Jenkins Warneke obituary in Aiken
Mrs Dorothy Jenkins Warneke longtime Aiken resident and Lutheran Church member dies at home. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at St Pauls Lutheran Church with Rev John B McCullough officiating. Burial in Aiken Memorial Park.
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Dorothy Jenkins Warneke
Herman J. Warneke Jr
Highland Park Ave
Aiken
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
John B. McCullough
Aiken Memorial Park
Arthur Walker 77 Dies. Rites At Mt Anna Church
Arthur Walker, 77, of 434 Newberry Street, died Friday at Aiken County hospital. Funeral services set for Thursday at 3 p.m. at Mt. Anna Baptist Church with Rev. Simon O Neal officiating. Burial in church cemetery. He was a farmer, Beaver Hill church deacon and member. Survived by wife Lucy, four children Clara of Miami, Thelma Matthews of Aiken, Ernestine Walker of Jamaica New York, Arthur and Thomas Walker of Long Island and Jamaica, N. Y.. sister Eva Lowman of Corona, N.Y.. five brothers Herman Eddie Alex Clinton Walker of Aiken and Henry Walker of Jamaica, N.Y.
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Arthur Walker
Newberry St
Aiken County Hospital
Mt. Anna Baptist Church
Simon O'Neal
Aiken County
Beaver Hill
Lucy Walker
Clara Walker
Miami
Thelma Matthews
Aiken
Ernestine Walker
Jamaica
N. Y
Long Island
Thomas Walker
Eva Lowman
Corona
N.Y
Herman Walker
Eddie Walker
Alex Walker
Clinton Walker
Henry Walker
Reverend Theodore Glover of Montmorenci Dies
The Rev. Theodore R. Glover aged 62 of Montmorenci died Sunday at Aiken County Hospital. He served as pastor of Mt. Zion Baptist Church and Spires Chapel Baptist Church in Cape and was a member of the Aiken Municipal Alliance and Mt. Anna Baptist Church. Survived by wife Mamie Barton Glover and three sisters Leanna Burckhalter Rosa Lee Carter and Alberta McKie Vie all of Aiken.
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Montmorenci
Theodore R. Glover
Aiken County Hospital
Aiken County
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Spires Chapel Baptist Church
Cape
Aiken
Mamie Barton Glover
Leanna Burckhalter
Rosa Lee Carter
Alberta McKievie
Salley Man Ben Matthews Dies at 74 in Columbia
Ben Matthews Salley 74 died Thursday at a Columbia hospital. Funeral services today at 4 p.m. at Jerusalem Branch Baptist Church officiated by Rev A L Adams. Burial in Smyrna Baptist Church cemetery. He was World War I veteran, native of Barnwell County, member of Jerusalem Baptist Church. Survivors include daughter Mrs Thelma Matthews and Mrs Mattie Danley of Salley, brothers Hank Jones of Wagener and Clifton Jones of New York.
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Salley
Ben Matthews
Columbia
Jerusalem Branch Baptist Church
A.L. Adams
Smyrna Baptist Church
Barnwell County
Jerusalem Baptist Church
Thelma Matthews
Mattie Danley
Hank Jones
Wagener
Clifton Jones
New York
U S Extends Air Raids into North Vietnam and Cambodia
Saigon reports American fighter bombers struck surface to air missile sites in North Vietnam for a third day. The U S Seventh Fleet and helicopter gunships bolster the highway drive into Phnom Penh with 13 000 allied troops. B52 bombers hit the Ho Chi Minh trail through Laos as Shrike missiles target key sites.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Cambodia
Pich Nil
Phnom Penh
U.S
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Demilitarized Zone
Air Force
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
Protective reaction during radar threat by North Vietnamese forces
The report details North Vietnamese radar lock onto an American flight prompting pilots to execute a protective reaction to avert an imminent attack.
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U.S
Aiken Optometrist Efron Pioneers Vision Perception View
Dr Efron born in Aiken earned a D D from Southern College of Optometry Memphis and M A Ph D from the University of South Carolina He discussed how what we see is influenced by other vision areas labeling dyslexia a mis understood reading disturbance He has won honors including the 1970 best scientific paper on vision and the 1970 South Carolina Optometry Association O T Y award Visitors to the Rotary meeting included Bill Lynn Gus Lehman Roy Meanor George Staples Al Underhill Marion Adams and January student guest William Frederick Rhinehart president of Aiken High School National Honor Society
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Southern College of Optometry
Memphis
Tenn
University of South Carolina
Aiken
Efron
South Carolina
Augusta
William Frederick Rhinehart
Aiken High
Harbuck Infant Belvedere dies. services set
Belvedere infant Steven Michael Harbuck son of Mr and Mrs Robert Harbuck of 206 Colonial Court died Sunday in an Augusta hospital. Funeral services are Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Pineview Memorial Gardens officiated by Rev J H Rowell. Survived by parents two sisters one brother paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Robert J Harbuck of North Augusta and maternal grandparents Rev and Mrs J H Rowell of Williston.
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Belvedere
Steven Michael Harbuck
Robert Harbuck
Colonial Court, Belvedere
Augusta Hospital
Pineview Memorial Gardens
J. H. Rowell
Robert J. Harbuck
North Augusta
Williston
Death of Arthur Simpkins in Aiken County
Arthur Simpkins 72 of Rt 3 Shiloh Heights died Thursday at Aiken County Hospital. Funeral at 4 p.m. at Montmorenci Baptist Church with Rev. George Burkhalter officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Widower of Adeline Simpkins. Survived by daughter Louise Simpkins Miller Jersey City NY. sister Isabella Washington Ai ken. son James Simpkins New York. Pallbearers named.
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Arthur Simpkins
Rt. 3
Shiloh Heights
Aiken County Hospital
Montmorenci Baptist Church
George Burkhalter
Aiken County
Adeline Simpkins
Mt. Hill Missionary Baptist Church
Louise Simpkins Miller
Jersey City
N. J
Isabella Washington
Aiken
James Simpkins
New York
Robert A. Roach
Richard Wright
Jesse Johnson
William Mitchell
Willie Richardson
Willie Patterson
Court hands multi charge sentences with concurrent terms
The court imposed two counts of housebreaking and grand larceny, seven years for forgery, five years for another housebreaking and petit larceny, all to run concurrently. Guilty pleas included escape and forgery for James Herbert Scott, DUI and license suspension cases, and a Youthful Offenders Act ruling for several youths.
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Albert Lee Johnson
Leroy Holmes
Willie Marion Carter
Gerald Robbins
Department of Correction
James Herbert Scott
J. C. Jones
David Dunton Jr
Edgefield
John J. Smith
Huxford Foster Cornerstone of Clearwater PTA Leader
Huxford, a Citadel electrical engineering graduate and Korean War veteran, has lived in Clearwater nine and a half years with his wife Annette and three public school children. He led the Clearwater Elementary PTA as past president, served five years on its executive committee, advised Junior Achievement, and chairs Boy Scout Troop 711. honored in 1969 with the L B C Jaycees Distinguished Service Award for broad community service. He attends Grace Methodist Church.
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Ford
Charleston
The
Citadel
Clearwater
Annette
Huxford
Clearwater Elementary
PTA
Family physician seeks school board seat in South Carolina
Dr. Shealy, a 44 year old North Augusta physician and World War II veteran, announces his bid for the local school board. He cites superior educational opportunities and firm disciplinary policies to curb disruptions and ensure student safety. He and wife Margie have five children in public schools and college. He holds degrees from Newberry College, University of South Carolina, and Medical College of South Carolina. He is active in the North Augusta Exchange Club and Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.
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Shealy
South
Taylor’s One-Year Term and 1968 Reelect, Gregg Board Veteran
Taylor served seven years on the Gregg Area School Board before 1967 and was reelected in 1968 for a one year term. He is vice president of the Farmers and Merchants Bank and sits on the Aiken County Air and Water Pollution Commission. He belongs to the Lions Club and the American Legion, is married, and has a son at the University of South Carolina.
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Gregg Area
Taylor
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Aiken County Air and Water Pollution Commission
The
Lions Club
American Legion
University of South Carolina
Cleveland County
N.C
Clemson University
South Carolina
Clawson Announces Candidacy Focus on Local School Control
Clawson pledges ongoing high quality education in Ai ken school system and expansion of vocational programs. native of Boone North Carolina with degrees from North Carolina State Clemson University he built a dairy farm and held executive roles in South Carolina dairy and farm bureau groups.
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Clawson
Aiken
Boone
N.C
Appalachian High School
North Carolina State
Clemson University
Kidnappers Terrorize Multiple Families In Home Invasions
A pistol and twelve dollars from Chavis triggers a mass abduction involving six Chavis family members in a Volkswagen bus. The group visits homes of Lindsay Cottingham and Lee as gunmen threaten residents. Mrs Lindsay is shot and a kidnapper is fatally wounded during a confrontation. The bus carries the kidnapped families as chaos unfolds.
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Chavis
Dina
Chavises
Don
Suzzanne
Dawn
Sen. Lindsay
Lindsay
T. E. Cottingham
Lee
Mrs. Lindsay
Major Giovanazi to Speak to Aiken Lions Club
Maj. James M. Giovanazi commander of the 861 Radar Squadron will address the Aiken Lions Club at 7 30 p m on Highway 19 He is a Occidental College graduate who joined the Air Force in 1954 and flew 650 combat missions in Southeast Asia earning the Air Medal with six oak leaf clusters.
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James M. Giovanazi
861
Aiken Lions Club
Lions Club
Giovanazi
Occidental College
Los Angles
Calif
Air Force
Air Force Institute of Technology
Ohio
463 Tactical Air Lift
Clark Air Force Base
Republic of the Philippines
Southeast Asia
Stock Listings From NASD Inter-Dealer Prices
Quotes representative of interdealer prices around noon today. Markets fluctuate during the day and do not include retail markups or commissions. Figures supplied by Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner Smith.
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Merrill-Lynch-Pierce-Fenner and
Smith
Delegation To Review Voting Process In Aiken
A demonstration of the Vutematic voting equipment will be given at 7 p.m. at the Aiken County Health Building by a manufacturing representative introduced by County Election Commission Chairman Eugene England. England will present recommendations to speed counting and delegation requests to use library funds provide a telephone for the Rescue Squad and improve county radio communication for law enforcement.
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Aiken County
Richland Avenue
West
County Election Commission
Eugene England
England
Sol Bloom Claims First 20th Century Copyright
Sol Bloom known as the music man claims credit for the first copyright of the new century. His entry titled I wish I was in Dixie Land Tonight was received and numbered on January 2, 1900.
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Sol Bloom
Dixie Land
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