Deaths And Funerals North Augusta man dies at residence
Paul A. McFarland of Route 1 North Augusta died yesterday morning at home. Funeral services are set for 4 p.m. at Poseys Funeral Home Chapel in North Augusta with Rev. Herman Thomas officiating. Burial will be in Pineview Memorial Gardens. He was a native of Ellenboro North Carolina and lived in North Augusta 19 years. He belonged to Fairview Presbyterian Church and worked in the service station business. Surviving are his widow Dorothy H. McFarland two sons Ralph H. and Robert A. McFarland two daughters Mrs Harold McElmurray and Mrs Milton Scott one brother Richard Baker McFarland three sisters Mrs Helen Weiss Mrs Eloise Raney and Mrs Frances Baker Pallbearers Roger Lowe Gregg Wannamaker Larry Thomas Richard Goley Herman Kesler and Dick Waters. Friends may call at the residence or Posey’s Funeral Home water American Legion Post 153 Bath Lodge AFM 263 and Aiken County Veterans of World War I USA. Survivors include his widow Ms Lila C. Smith Attaway Bath. Pallbearers include Edd Whittle Johnny Walker Jack Holley Richard Coleman Lamar Brantley William T. Mosley Buck Sauls Honorary pallbearers include Arm strong Bible Class LBC American Legion Post 153 and Aiken County Veterans of World War I USA. Residence or Poseys Funeral Home Langley until 2 p.m.
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North Augusta
Paul A. McFarland
Box 120
Posey
Funeral Home Chapel
Herman Thomas
Pineview Memorial Gardens
Ellenboro
N.C
Fairview Presbyterian Church
Dorothy H. McFarland
Ralph H. McFarland
Robert A. McFarland
Harold McElmurray
Milton Scott
Waynesboro
Richard Baker McFarland
Helen Weiss
Eloise Raney
Frances Baker
Charlotte
Roger Lowe
Gregg Wannamaker
Larry Thomas
Richard Goley
Herman Kesler
Dick Waters
Bob McFarland
Water American Legion Post
Bath Lodge
Aiken County
Belvedere United Methodist Church
Rutledge D. Sheridan
Preston Bobo
Greenwood Memorial Gardens
Greenwood
Belvedere
Greenwood County Schools
Peace College
Raleigh
Belvedere Woman's Club
Robert Lee Rollins Jr
Waycross
Virginia Eve Rollins
Franklin
W.P. May
E.F Walker
Robert Stockman
Bill Smith
Ed Farmer
Jim Dover
Wayne Hall Jr
Benton Bryant
Mack Bowen
Luke Wilkins
Bill Wetherington
David E Attaway obituary in Bath community
David E Attaway 84 of 222 Anthony Drive Lynwood Bath died yesterday in an Aiken nursing home. Services at Bath United Methodist Church with Revs Hilton Johnson and Joe Lassiter officiating. Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Native of Edgefield County, World War I veteran, retired police officer and member of Langley Bath Clear.
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Bath
David E. Attaway
Anthony Drive
Lynwood
Aiken
Bath United Methodist Church
Hilton Johnson
Joe Lassiter
Pine Grove Cemetery
Edgefield County
Armstrong
Langley
Aiken Standard Information Notice
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes each afternoon except weekends from 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29801. Notices cover subscriptions payments and delivery policies including AP rights and correction terms with advance payments handling.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
Associated Press
Mrs. Fred Leverette Rites Held At Bath First Baptist
Mrs. Fred L. Leverette 86 of 169 Augusta Road Bath died Monday in an Aiken County hospital. Funeral 4:30 p.m. tomorrow at Bath First Baptist Church with Rev. Choice Watson and Rev. Raymond Ergle officiating. Burial at Sunset Memory Gardens. Native of Oconee County she lived in Bath 67 years. She retired from United Merchants and Manufacturing Bath division and was a Bath First Baptist Church member. Survived by three daughters Mary Etta Walker Clearwater Cora Cox and Ruby Spearman Bath two sons Lewis Leverette Burnettown and Albert Leverette West Palm Beach Fla pallbearers Sam Reames W C Johnston Joe Cleary Billy Bush Brady Howard Woodrow Jose. Honorary pallbearers Bath Baptist deacons. Address for more information 6 Minter Ave or Poseys Funeral Home Langley.
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Bath First Baptist Church
Choice Watson
Raymond Ergle
Sunset Memory Gardens
Oconee County
Bath
United Merchants and Manufacturing Corp
Bath Division
Mary Etta Walker
Clearwater
Cora Cox
Ruby Spearman
Edgefield Rites for Joseph Earle Outts
Joseph Earle Outts 82 died in Edgefield County. Funeral at 3 p.m. today at Little Stevens Creek Baptist Church officiated by Revs. Clarence Smith and William Hall. Burial in church cemetery. Survived by wife Viola Foxe Outts two sons Joseph Earle Outts Jf Columbia Kermit Outts Edgefield seven daughters and many relatives. Friends may call at Edgefield Mercantile Funeral Home until 2 p.m. then at the church.
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Edgefield
Joseph Earle Outts
Edgefield County
Little Stevens Creek Baptist Church
Clarence Smith
William Hall
Board of Registration
Viola Foxe Outts
Mary Pardue
Hazel Osenback
Sparta
Wis
Edgefield Mercantile Funeral Home
Rollins of Augusta Dies in Hospital
Mrs. R L Rollins of 116 Rosemary Street Augusta died Sunday in an Augusta hospital. The deceased is identified as Henrietta Stockman Rollins wife of Robert Lee Rollins. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Belvedere
Robert Lee
Henrietta Stockman) Rollins
Rosemary St
Augusta
North Augusta Council to Meet on Ri verview Park Phase II
North Augusta city officials schedule a special meeting tomorrow night at 8 30 in City Hall to authorize Phase II construction of Riverview Park and adopt a new position classification and pay plan. Phase I bids were awarded to Claussen Paving Co. of Augusta for 152 300.
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North Augusta
Riverview Park
Claussen Paving Co
Augusta
City Hall
Belvedere group to install 1975 officers in church
The Aiken County Association for Retarded Citizens meets at 2 p.m. in Belvedere United Methodist Church to install 1975 officers led by Rev ledge D Sheridan and Pres ton Bobo. Burial for a Greenwood native follows in Greenwood Memorial Gardens. Members and survivors are listed with attendees and pallbearers. Memorials may go to Belvedere United Methodist Church.
Mrs. Bernice Elrod Sargent Rites Planned at Corona Baptist
Mrs. Bernice Elrod Sargent 71 widow of Thomas Lesley Sargent died Tuesday. Born in Belton she was daughter of George and Laura Cole Elrod. Survived by two daughters Mrs. H. C. Fortson and Mrs. Paul Trotter three sons Max James Eugene Sargent and Cheswell Elrod. Services 3 p.m. Wednesday at Corona Baptist Church with burial in Bethlehem Cemetery Harley Funeral Home in charge.
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Greenwood
Bernice Elrod Sargent
Thomas Lesley Sargent
Belton
George
Laura Cole Elrod
H. C. Fortson
Harleyville
Paul Trotter
Max Sargent
New Ellenton
James Sargent
Anderson
Eugene Sargent
Cheswell Elrod
Clemson
Coronaca Baptist Church
Bethlehem Cemetery
Harley Funeral Home
Cemetery Group To Meet Tonight In Columbia
The South Carolina Cemetery Association will hold its Fifth Annual Cemetery Workshop at the Carolina Inn in Columbia tonight and tomorrow. The program covers public relations grounds care and maintenance sales and counseling with Homer McGee of Aiken Memorial Park as a speaker on the board of directors.
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Columbia
The
South Carolina Cemetery Association, Inc
Carolina Inn
Homer McGee
Aiken Memorial Park
Finegar To Speak At South Carolina Stake Conference
Rex D. Finegar will speak at the South Carolina Stake Conference in Columbia this weekend. The Sunday session at 10 a.m. will be held at 4440 Fort Jackson Boulevard and is open to the public.
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Columbia
Rex D. Finegar
South Carolina
Jackson Blvd
Break-ins Reported. Items Valued at $1,055 Taken
Aiken County Sheriff's Department reports two break ins Monday. Vernon R. Bell of Williston reported a 12 gauge shotgun 270 dollars a console color TV 600 dollars an 85 dollar 12 inch black and white TV and a stereo with two speakers worth 100 dollars, totaling 1,055 dollars.
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Aiken County
Kattenburg Address Tackles Global Ethics and Nonstate Actors
The article notes Kattenburg’s continuation on topics beyond nuclear issues, highlighting nonstate ethics and actors such as multinational corporations and figures like Robert Vesco. It recalls J C Abney’s January guest speech and his remarks on growing up in a different background and the Mississippi baseball era.
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Canada
Robert Vesco
U.S
Cake Little
Aiken Technical Education Center
Dr. Kattenburg
J.C. Abney
Abney
Mississippi
South Carolina
Rotary
Donald W. Ropp
Community Calendar Highlights Local Meetings and Events
County organizations schedule a variety of events from 5 to 10 p.m. including family planning clinics at Midland Valley Shopping Center and a series of meetings at North Augusta facilities. Notable items include Rescue Squad headquarters gathering, Civil Air Patrol at Aiken Air Force Station, Lions Belvedere meeting, American Legion Post 26, Jayceeettes North Augusta, Park Commissioners, Alcoholics Anonymous, Rug Hooking at North Augusta Recreation Center, and a chess club at the recreation center.
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Planned Parenthood of
Aiken
Midland Valley
Clearwater
Exchange Club of
North Augusta
Civil Air Patrol
Aiken Air Force Station
Lions Club of
Belvedere
First State National Bank
American
Aiken County
Midland Valley Shopping Center
Two Diehard Burn Victims In Sumter Street Fire
Two people suffered severe burns in a Sumter Street house fire Monday night at 124 Sumter Street while cleaning with flammable liquids. Mrs Lonnie May Grant had second degree burns over about 70 percent of her body and Horace Grant had second degree burns on his arms legs and head. Mrs Grant was moved to the Medical University burn center in Charleston. Fire officials say a pilot light in the kitchen ignited the paint thinner during floor cleanup. Moderate damage to the home concentrated in the kitchen den and bathroom.
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Sumter Street
Lonnie May Grant
Horace
Grant
Medical University
Charleston
Grants
Break-Ins And Vandalism Reported In Aiken
Aiken police logged three break ins, one theft, and vandalism incidents Monday. Mary Johnson reported a $12 necklace and a $50 TV stolen from her home. A firm at 621 York St suffered $200 damage to a candy machine. A rack of seven gum machines vanished from Big Star at 424 Richland Ave. A window was broken on a school bus at 919 Magnolia St.
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Aiken
Mary Johnson
Fairfield Street
Mrs Johnson
Coca-Cola Co
York St
Big Star Grocery Store
Richland Ave
Brenda Whatly
Magnolia St
Stein Reverses View Urges Prompt Tax Cut
Former adviser to the Nixon and Ford administrations, Herbert Stein told the House Ways and Means Committee that tax-cut legislation should move quickly. He supports up to 20 billion in relief, with the largest benefits for low income groups, amid recession and inflation concerns.
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Washington
Herbert Stein
Stein
Ford Administration
President's Council of Economic Advisers
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Ways and Means
al Ullman
D-Ore
Economy slides as productivity falls in fourth quarter
The Labor Department reports a sharp drop in U S productivity in Q4 1974 with output shrinking 10.1 percent annualized while labor costs rise. Airline industry plans new pricing and carriers discuss April 1 changes. Shell and Marathon Oil report mixed fourth quarter results with yearly gains. The U S posts a second worst trade deficit of 3.07 billion in 1974, improving from 1972’s 6.4 billion record.
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Labor Department
International Air Transport Association
Neeth
Agape
Shell Oil Co
Marathon Oil Co
United States
Commerce Department
Citizens protest rate hikes demand visible utility records
Bell said the group will oppose rate increases and require the power company to make books and records public for public questioning. Publicity chairman Mrs. Ann Hildreth continues to accept petitions from Aiken Countians who want to protest the rate hikes.
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Bell
Ann Hildreth
City council adopts sidewalk plan for Public Safety Building
Council approves three architectural plans for Public Safety Building plus Recreation and Activity Center. Sidewalks: plain white around the building and a more costly aggregate interior path. Laurens Street bridge bid advertised Feb 24. parties to meet on who pays. George C. Baird Agency authorized to audit storm drainage project.
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Public Safety
Activity and Recreation
Public Safety Building
Windham
Laurens Street
George C. Baird
Council
Youre Never Too Old To Hear Better Beltone Free Offer
Chicago advertisement offers a free non operating Beltone hearing aid model for home testing. It emphasizes tiny size under a third of an ounce, ear level single unit, no body head wires, and no cost or obligation. Write to Beltone Electronics Department 2967 at 4201 W Victoria St Chicago IL 60646 to request.
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Chicago
Ill
Beltone
Beltone Electronics
Victoria Street
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