Deaths and funerals in North Augusta and Aiken area
Obituaries list Mark Burney of North Augusta who died July 3 2008 with services July 7. Also details for Dorothy Floyd Flowers of Aiken died July 4 2003 with services July 7 at Memorial Baptist Church and burial at Aiken Memorial Gardens. Memorials suggested to American Cancer Society. Funeral home arrangements noted.
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North Augusta
Mark Burney
Laura McElhaney Burney
East Avenue
Margaret White Burney
Aiken
Phillip Logan Burney
Collin Glenn Burney
Michael Burney
Burney
Columbia
Glenn Burney
Grace United Methodist Church
Recreational Fishing Alliance
Offshore Anglers Association
James Adams
American Cancer Society
Greenville Street
Hatcher
Aiken-Augusta Hwy
Langley
Dorothy Floyd Flowers
Memorial Baptist Church
Jim Kirk
Aiken Memorial Gardens
Joe Flowers
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Florence County
Arthur
Margaret Tilton Floyd
Flowers Paint and Body
Jerry W. Flowers
Murfeesboro
Tenn
Randy E. Flowers
Hendersonville
Neil Flowers
Genelle Eadie
Jean Bradshaw
Beech Island
Clara Caraway
Greenville
George Funeral Homes
Park Avenue SW
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The
Aiken Standard
Clergy Services Scheduled Across Communities
Notices list multiple funeral or memorial services with times and churches. Deacon M Pope Sr at Springfield Baptist Church in Eureka at 2 p.m. Christine Jenkins at Caledonia Baptist Church Wagener at 4 p.m. Jeffrey Eldridge in Lakeland Florida at 10 30 a.m. at St Josephs Catholic Church. Andrew Adams at Shaws Creek Baptist Church Trenton 11 a.m. Mark Burney at Grace United Methodist Church North Augusta 2 p.m. Dorothy Flowers at Memorial Baptist Church Aiken 4 p.m.
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M. Pope Sr
Aiken
Springfield Baptist Church
Eureka
Christine Jenkins
Wagener
Caledonia Baptist Church
Jeffrey B. Eldridge
Lakeland
Fla
St. Joseph’s
Andrew L. Adams
Trenton
Shaws Creek
Mark Burney
North Augusta
Grace United Methodist Church
Dorothy F. Flowers
Memorial Baptist Church
Deaths Elsewhere Amid Civic Work And Screen Fame
Don Hollingbery Sr. dies at 78 in Yakima after leading a fund drive tosave Shriners Hospitals for Children Spokane and founding Masada Shrine Temple Yakima. Cubs sportscaster Vince Lloyd dies at 86. Nixau of The Gods Must Be Crazy fame dies in Namibia.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Vince Lloyd
Lloyd
Cubs
WGN TV
WGN Radio
Phoenix
Green Valley
Ariz
Nixau
Lee Namibia
Ap) Nixau
Kalahari Desert
Tsumkwe
Kalahari
Nxau
N!eall
Nation marks independence with nationwide Fourth of July celebrations
The Fourth of July witnessed large homecomings in Topeka and Alamogordo as National Guard troops returned from Iraq. President Bush celebrated aviation centennial in Dayton while Philadelphia honored Sandra Day OConnor with the Liberty Medal. Fireworks lit skies across California and Washington DC where heat injuries were reported.
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Philadelphia
Iraq
Bush
Forbes Field
Topeka
Kan
National Guard
George Washington
Valley Forge
Bill Burkett
Muskogee
Okla
Stephanie
North Carolina
Wisconsin
Maine
Aneeita Hudson
Fort Bliss
Texas
Spe
Joseph Hudson
Hudsons
Alamogordo
N.M
America
Aneetta Hudson
Dayton
Ohio
U.S
Wright
United States of America
Wright- Patterson Air Force Base
Natalie Neal
West Chester
Neal
Supreme Court
Sandra Day O'Connor
O'Connor
Wynton Marsalis
Pennsylvania
Ed Rendell
National Constitution Center
New Museum
Independence Hall
California
Hollywood Bowl
Queen Mary
Los Angeles
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Hollings listed with net worth over quarter of a million
Sen. Ernest Hollings of South Carolina reports assets between 293 004 and 632 002 dollars in the 2003 financial disclosure. The review notes disclosures omit pensions, primary home values, and small bank accounts while salary is excluded.
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Columbia
Ernest Hollings
D-S.c
Hollings
U.S
Lindsey Graham
Legislative Public
Graham
R-S.c
Magnet schools in Charleston end race based admissions
Buist Academy and Ashley River Creative Arts Elementary School halted quota policies that favored racial balance after a lawsuit. New plans use a lottery for 2004 2005 with a race neutral waiting list, and a weighted mix from downtown, siblings, county residents and low performing area students. Officials foresee evaluating the plan after the next school year and may re examine due to Supreme Court rulings.
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Charleston
Buist Academy
Ashley River Creative Arts
Charleston County
Buist
Sallie Ballard
West Ashley District 10
Rodney Lewis
Lewis
Constituent Board
Harold Allen
U.S. Supreme Court
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Hayne
South Carolina
Don Hollingbery
Civic Activis
Jack Brickhouse
Lou Boudreau
Pine Log Road
Napier Funeral Home
Main
Graniteville
Sammie" Napier
Carson
Calif
Webster Groves
St. Louis
Emily Lemcke
Washington, D.C
Kevin Bishop
Legislator
Kent Cooper
Political MoneyLine
Cooper
Senate
David Bernard Johnson
Richland Ave
E. Aiken
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