Multiple Obituaries from South Carolina Area Remain Private
Bonnita Cook of North Augusta aged 43 dies at University Hospital Augusta. She was a homemaker, volunteer, and Hers and His Fishing Club officer. Surviving include a son and daughter with siblings and grandchildren listed. Funeral by Rowland Funeral Home. Nellie Robinson of Ninety Six, 80, dies at home. Memorial service at St Paul United Methodist Church with military and education background noted. William Eugene Hurt of Woodleaf, 40, dies at Rowan Regional Medical Center. Graveside service planned. list of survivors and home funeral details. Harold Durward Pridgen, 80, graveside service at Bethany Cemetery. Baptist church ties and funeral home noted. William Elick Salley, 74, Perry, arrangements to be announced by Willie B. Crumper Funeral Home. Odell Ollie Bodie, 68, Aiken County, dies in Leesville. funeral at Shiloh Baptist Church. Army veteran with six grandchildren listed. Dorothy Holley of New Ellenton, 62, dies at MCG announced by Cheatham Funeral Home. James Wingard Hamilton of Camden, memorials suggested to Red Cross or Muscular Dystrophy Association. obituary announced by Dunbar Funeral.
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Bonnita Cook
North Augusta
University Hospital
Augusta
Ms. Cook
Edgefield Road
Clarksville
Tenn
Davidson Tire and Auto
Martinez
Falso
Robert Davis
Lakeland
Fla
Trina Davis
Gaston
Johnny Ray Cook
Washington, D.C
Betty Rugh Gorsline
Trenton
Rowland
Nellie Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Herndon Drive
Ninety Six
St. Paul United Methodist Church
Nelson Stokes
Aiken
Robinson
Nellie
Nettie Napier Robinson
Lander University
Western Carolina University
Department of Education
Ninety Six Lions Club
Greenwood County
St. Paul
William Eugene Hurt
Woodleaf
Rowan Regional Medical Center
Salisbury
N.C
Hurt
Messick Farm Road
Sunset Cemetery
Kannapolis
Joe John Hurt
Annette Doris Doolitte Baughman
Cynthia Baughman Hurt
William Eugene Hurt Jr
Graniteville
Eddie Treadway
Stephanie Hurt
Beatrice Garrett
Shannon ‘Treadway
Joe John Hurt Jr
Doris Hurt
Judy Johnson
Harold Durward Pridgen
Bethany
Fred Andrea
Mr. Pridgen
First Baptist Church of
Chesterfield St
Shellhouse Funeral Home
Odell
Ollie Bodie
Leesville
Bodie
Piper Road
Shiloh Baptist Church
Louie Anderson
Jimmy Hane
Aiken County
Ollie
Eva Padgett Bodie
Bob
Blackmon Bodie
Larry C. Bodie
Williston
Gayle B. Satcher
Lola B. Piper
Mildred Hodges Powell
Shiloh Church Road
George Funeral Home
James W. Hamilton
Camden
James Wingard Hamilton
American Red Cross
Muscular Dystrophy Association
Dunbar Funeral Home
Hatcher IMR DECAMILLA Entred into est July 1998
Louie Lane DeCamila of 14 Church St Ath, S C, husband of DECAMILLA, LOUIE. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by Hatcher Home, HWY 1, Langley.
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Imr
Decamilla
Louis J. Decamilla
Louie Lane DeCamila
Church St ‘Ath
S.C
Hatcher
Langley
Parkinson's Support Group Meets Monthly in Aiken
The Parkinson's Support Group meets at 7 p.m. on the third Tuesday monthly at the Aiken Area Council on Aging, 159 Morgan St. The next meeting is July 21. Open to patients, caregivers, relatives and friends. Contact David Wallace at 648-5447 or PO Box 3156, Aiken 29802 for more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Area
Fee hikes proposed to shore up South Carolina state parks
Parks chief Buddy Jennings seeks a 10 to 20 percent fee rise and $10 million to $15 million from the Legislature to cover a maintenance backlog. The department faces deficits, raided upkeep funds, and ongoing vacancies, with lawmakers pressuring a plan by Oct. 1. The option to close parks was dropped. funding is the focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
South Carolina
PRT
Lalso
Georgia
North Carolina
Jennings
Senate
Pat
David Beasley
Phil Leventis
D-Sumter
Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee
Senate Finance Committee
General Assembly
Ormer Prt
Grace Young
Bridge funding split risks Beasley in Charleston area
Charleston area governments face a political cost as the Infrastructure Bank demands 68 million dollars from local entities for a 420 million bridge project replacing the John P. Grace and Silas N. Pearman bridges. Local leaders resist taxes or tolls, arguing the port benefits the whole state and must be funded fairly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
David Beasley
Charleston
Cooper River
State Infrastructure Bank Board
Charleston-area
South Carolina
John P. Grace
Silas N. Pearman
Beasley
College of Charleston Political Science
Bill Moore
Charleston County
Infrastructure Bank Board
Arthur Ravenel
Mount Pleasant
Bank Board
Howard “Champ” Covington Jr
Associated Press
Covington
Aiken Rotary Club Names Officers And New Member
The Aiken Rotary Club announced officers for 1998 99 led by Bill Shepherd as president and Joe Brooks as president elect with Scott Hunter as vice president. A new member Stan Smith joined and the club meets Mondays at 12 45 p m at Townlake Country Club. The NAACP meets at 7 p m at Smith Hazel Recreation Center to announce 1998 99 scholarship winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Rotary Club
Bill Shepherd
Joe Brooks
William
Bill) Meehan
Carlos L. Townsend Jr
Bill) Johnston
Fred Andrea
John Granaghan
Rick Osbon
Wade Brodie
Marshall Cain
Patsy Lewellyn
Rotary Club
Stan Smith
Aiken
NAACP
The
Smith-Hazel Recreation Center
Kershaw St
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Cynthia Lewis
Granieville
Linn-Honeycutt Funeral Home
China Grove
William E. Salley
Perry William — Elick (Buster) Salley
Mr. Salley
Honeysuckle Trail
Perry
Willie B. Crumer
North
Dorothy Holley
New Ellenton
Medical College of Ga
Holley
Richmond Circle
Cheatham Funeral Home
Funeral Home
Pine Log Road
Shelthouse
Hayne Ave
Aiken Home
Richland Ave
Kevin King
Devonte Evans
Hudges ~ Im Center
Anderson
Rotary
Scott Hunter
Dean Sackett
Mizell
Treasure
South Airicn Presbyterian Church Conference Room
GOP
Aiken County Republican Party
Aiken County Council
Richland Avenue
Henry Hamilton
Hamilton
Michael New
United
Diane Giddings
Susan Swanson
Newberry Hall
Newberry Street
Nita
Allice
Pherd
Rawmand
Nancy Ruth
Physician
Sunset Memory Garden
Munday
Sunset Memory Gardens
Jefferson Davis Highway
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