Deaths And Funerals Lois McGhee Smith of Brooklyn
Lois McGhee Smith died in New York City after a career as a teacher in Orangeburg County Illinois Chicago and Brooklyn. Funeral services will be held in Long Island and Aiken with burial at Jessemine Memorial Gardens. She was a Greenwood South Carolina native and a Delta Sigma Theta member. Survivors include sisters Mrs. Jeanette Bland and Miss Novella McGhee. Friends may call at the Bland residence in Aiken or Jackson Brooks Funeral Home.
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Brooklyn
N.Y
Lois McGhee Smith
Aiken
New York City
Gilmore Funeral Home
Long Island
N. Y
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
J. Geter
Jessemine Memorial Gardens
Greenwood
S.C
Emanuel Bland
Fairfield St
N.E
Jackson- Brooks Funeral Home
Dodgen Rites Set At Graniteville
Funeral services for Mrs. Isabel Steele Dodgen widow of William M. Dodgen will be held at 4 p.m. tomorrow at St. James Lutheran Church Graniteville with Rev. Virgil J. Addy officiating Burial will be in Graniteville Cemetery She was a native of Aiken County and a member of St James Lutheran Church Survivors include a daughter Mrs J J Wheeler of Saluda a son W Archie Dodgen of Graniteville one sister Mrs R L Sullivan of Aiken Pallbearers are James Randall C Ben Yaun L T Fulmer John Shealey E B Hare and Louis Hatcher Friends may call at the home of her son or at the funeral home until 3 15 p m and then at the home.
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Graniteville
Isabel Steele Dodgen
William M. Dodgen
St. James Lutheran Church
Virgil J. Addy
Graniteville Cemetery
Dodgen
Aiken County
Archie R
Virginia Faulkner Steele
J. J. Wheeler
Saluda
W. Archie Dodgen
R. L. Sullivan
Aiken
James Randall
C. Ben Yaun
L. Tfulmer
John Shealey
E. B. Hare
Louis Hatcher
Aiken Standard Publication Details and Rates
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes afternoons except weekends from 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29801. It carries AP and UPIs wire dispatches with republication rights reserved and offers mail and carrier subscription rates per period.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
Associated Press
United Press International
Mrs. William W. Addie of Gloverville Dies at 4 P.M.
Mrs. William W. Addie a native of Saluda County and longtime Gloverville resident died Thursday at 4 PM. Funeral held at Gloverville First Baptist Church with Revs. Roger Hunter Hoyt Murray and A L Tumlin officiating. Burial in Sunset Memory Gardens. Survivors include her husband three daughters five sons a sister and a brother. Pallbearers named. Friends may call at the residence.
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Gloverville
William W. Addie
Gloverville First Baptist Church
Roger Hunter
Hoyt Murray
A. L. Tumlin
Sunset Memory Gardens
Saluda County
Myrtle Watkins
Joyce Prosser
Mary Ellen Farrell
Hiawassia
Hugo Addie
Dallas Addie
Warrenville
Hubert Addie
J. Z. Addie
G. W. Addie
Lynwood
Bessie Coffman
Saluda
S.C
Andrew Bartley
Franklin Rites Scheduled Today
Mrs. Ray L. Franklin of Aiken died Wednesday. Funeral services were to be held at 2 30 p.m. today at Vaucluse Methodist Church with Revs. Paul Rogers J E Pollock and Thomas Miller officiating. Burial will be in Vaucluse Cemetery. She was a native of Aiken County and member of Vaucluse Methodist Church. Survived by a daughter Mrs Harry Johnson of Jacksonville Fla two sons James H Franklin and Ray Franklin of Panama City Fla five sisters Mrs Marvin Walton Mrs John Bryant Mrs Ernest Johnson all of Vaucluse Mrs Donald Cheeks Aiken and Mrs James Anderson Walla Walla Wash a brother Harold Widner Aiken Pallbearers Loyd Johnson Richard Johnson Donnie Cheeks Wayne Franklin Barry Franklin and Don Earl Bryant.
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Ray L. Franklin
Aiken
Vaucluse Methodist Church
Paul Rogers
J. E. Pollock
Thomas Miller
Vaucluse Cemetery
Aiken County
Vaucluse
Fla
James H. Franklin
Ray Franklin
Panama City
Marvin Walton
John Bryant
Ernest Johnson
Donald Cheeks
Rivers decries budget priorities as Vietnam war costs rise
Rivers argues military costs shrink budget shares while welfare and education expenditures soar. He criticizes inflation control, praises Nixon veto on education funds, but warns against weakening defense amid Soviet gains and rising interstate highway costs. He attacks Proxmire and defends the C5 transport, calling for prisoner information before peace talks.
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Vietnam
Rivers
Russia
United States
U. S
Nixon
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Proxmire
South Carolina
Marietta
Lockheed Company
Georgia
Air Force
Lockheed-Georgia
T. S. Richardson Dies in Langley
Thomas Samuel Richardson age 70 of 18 Augusta Road Langley died Thursday. Funeral arrangements by Poseys Langley. Native of Aiken County he lived here all his life and was a Langley First Baptist Church member and retired textile employee. Survivors include widow Elma George daughter Dorothy Laird Langley son Donald Thomas Richardson Yakima Washington step sister Carrie Timmerson Langley and step brother Monroe Georgia.
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Langley
Thomas Samuel
Sam) Richardson
Augusta Road
Posey
Aiken County
Langley First Baptist Church
Elma _ George
Dorthy Laird
Donald Thomas Richardson
Yakima
Wash
Carrie Timmer
Fuller Funeral Is Set Tomorrow
Mrs. Hiram Camp Fuller of 5718 Percival Road Columbia died at her home Thursday. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 3 p.m. in Aiken at the George Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. R. L. Cate officiating. Burial follows in Bethany Cemetery. She was born Anne Rutledge in Aiken, daughter of the late Fred W. and Minnie Rutledge, a Kilbourne Park Baptist Church member. Survived by husband Camp Fuller and Phillip Fuller both of Columbia, four sisters Mrs. Gillburn Joy Mrs. F.T. Martin Mrs. Irene Prothro of Aiken and Mrs. Neal Tooke of Augusta.
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Columbia
Hiram Camp Fuller
Percival Road
Aiken
George Funeral Home Chapel
R. L. Cate
D.D
Bethany Cemetery
Fuller
Anne Rutledge
Fred W
Minnie Martin Rutledge
Kilbourne Park
North Augusta Chamber Approves 1970 Leaders
Samuel L. Woodring becomes 1970 72 president of the North Augusta Chamber at a meeting in the high school cafeteria. Warren Kendrick is noted as the outgoing leader and Harry Howard of Belk s Augusta North Augusta earns Outstanding Citizen honors.
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Sible
Chamber of Commerce
North Augusta High School
Samuel L. Woodring
North Augusta
Break-In Probe Encounters 1934 Dillinger Posters
Kentucky state police detective J E Combs investigating a break-in at an abandoned mountain grocery post office found original 1934 posters offering large rewards for John Dillinger and Baby Face Nelson.
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Frankfort, Ky
J. E. Combs
John Dillinger
Baby
Nelson
Defendants Favored By Court This Week
Two trials in Aiken County civil court ended with verdicts for defendants. P. L. Wanninger won a breach of trust suit over defects in a $26,000 house for Mr. and Mrs. Perry Halcomb. Annie B. Owens also won in a car collision case from October 21, 1968 near Graniteville. One case settled out of court after testimony from eight witnesses, including four doctors.
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Aiken County
P. L. Wanninger
Perry H. Halcomb
Wade S. Weatherford
Annie B. Owens
Tessabel B. Southern
Betty Mae Davis
Willie Davis
Federal funding threats loom over Aiken County schools
In the 1969 70 plan, funds rely on resident pupil categories A and B with B students numbering about 5000 and no A students. Potential cuts target P L 89 10 Title 1 Title II Title III Title VI and Vocational Education Act funds while a $600 000 deficit from prior administration compounds the challenge.
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Savannah River
Aiken County
P. L
Graniteville Explorer Post 405 Plans Annual Banquet
Graniteville Explorer Post 405 will hold its annual Awards Banquet on February 14 at the Gregg Park Civic Center. The event starts at 7 p.m. and includes a trip to Leavelle McCampbell High School gym for awards and an address by Senator Strom Thurmond. The ceremony begins around 8 p.m.
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Explorer Post 405
Graniteville
Gregg Park Civic Center
Leavelle McCampbell High School
Gymnatorium
Sen. Strom Thurmond
Timber Resources Outlook in South Carolina for 2000
The article analyzes a historic timber decline in South Carolina and notes a recent reversal with rising growing stock. It cites 12.4 million acres of commercial forest, 2 million acres planted since 1958, and Soil Bank Program impact. It projects idle land potential to plant up to 3 million acres and estimates a $15 to $18 return per dollar of standing timber, boosting the economy to about 450–500 million dollars by 2000, with harvest goals of 940 million cubic feet annually requiring a 75 cubic feet per acre increase.
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South Carolina
Soil Bank
Sermon on Love at First Church of Christ Scientist
Sunday lesson focuses on Love citing a Bible verse and Science and Health cited by Mary Baker Eddy. The First Church of Christ Scientist on Newberry Street in Aik hosts the service.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Newberry Street
Aiken
Mary Baker Eddy
In Bereavement Flowers Express Your Sympathy
Funeral design service offers you flowers with your name on the card for easy recognition. Aimed at expressing sympathy, the ad emphasizes tasteful arrangements and personalized touches for the bereaved.
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