Deaths And Funerals Across South Carolina
Notices list Thomas Stromon 56 of Route 1 Monetta as died Friday in Aiken County and services set for 4 p.m. at Monetta Baptist Church. Also announced are funerals for Eartha Lee Miles 71 at Second Baptist Blackville, Louise W Smith 50 of Swainsboro burial in Swainsboro City Cemetery, W H Williams 71 of Neeses United Methodist, David Willis McClain 82 of Anderson, Anne England 91 of Aiken, Mitchell Thomas Cumming 67 of Edgefield, with survivors and burial details across multiple towns. Funeral homes include Amos and Sons, Jackson Brooks, and Blalock's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monetta
Thomas Stromon
Stromon
Route 1
Aiken County
Monetta Baptist Church
Earline Stromon
Bertha Mae Williams
Ruth Ann Mitchell
Tim Stromon
Batesburg
Preston Stromon
Eartha Lee Miles
Second Baptist Church
M.C. Adams
Blackville
Miles
Aiken
Bamberg County
Eva Mae Glover
Bamberg
Richmond Way
James G
Susie Szasz
Bethel Baptist Church
Bill Willis
Jim Fanning
Cedar Grove
W. Va
Szasz
Alfred St
Sazsz
West Warrenville Baptist Church
Civil Air Patrol
Jean C. Szasz
Amy Smith
Charlotte
N.C
Dianne Mosley
Esther Smith
Richard M. Szasz
Steve Sanders
Thomas Sanders
Daniel Sanders
Neeses
W. H
Sam) Williams
Neeses United Methodist Church
Neeses Cemetery
Mr. Williams
Ronald Ransell
Orangeburg
W. R
Mary Brown Williams
Piccola Davis Williams
Jack H. Williams
Coco Beach
Fla
Ruby Bizzel
Norway
Mozelle Tobias
Betty Jean Larrick
Bryan W. Williams
Culler Funeral Home
Guy Benjamin Jr
Augusta
Robert Banks
Decatur
Ala
Kenneth McClain
Greenville
Randall McClain
Anderson
Fleet McClain
Lee McClain
Albert McClain
Troy
C. A. Pollard
Anne England
Dupont
Greenwood Cemetery
Cedartown
Jim Scarborough
Walker County
Wesleyan College
Oglethorpe University
Georgia
Highlands Methodist Church
Highlands
N. C
Margaret Poole
Virginia Poole
Clemson
L. C. Doggett
Greenwood
Richard T. Poole
Taves
Highland Methodist Church
Highland, N. C
Edgefield
Mitchell Thomas Cumming
Route 2
Blalock
P. Teecha Kimble
Lillie Mae Bowman
Emma Jean White
Helen Cumming
Lena Cumming
Charlie Thomas Cumming
Cosie Bell Cumming
Jenneree Holmes
Mary Harrison
Colth Cheatham Jr
Efford Cheatum
Thomas Cheatum
A. K. Cheatum
Gertrude Moore
Obituary notes Leopard and Dennis deaths in South Carolina
Mrs Paul B Leopard of Roselle Rumbley Leopard died at an Augusta hospital. Funeral at Poseys in Graniteville with burial in Graniteville Cemetery. Survivors include her widower and several children, with extended relatives listed. Also noted are Kathryn Darlene Dennis of Charleston who died in Aiken, with services at St Pauls Catholic Church and burial in Douglas City Cemetery. George Funeral Home referenced for 1977 CNS report on new meds including Tagamet Pneumovax and Norpace approved in the United States.
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Roselle Rumbley
Paul B.) Leopard
Augusta
Posey
Graniteville
Rev
L. H. Elliott
Lincolnton
Miriam Allen
Langley
Patricia Deas
Paula Herndon
Bath
William H. Leopard
Clearwater
Eugene C. Leopard
Aiken
Belle Osbon
Bruce Rumbley
Winston Salem
N. C
Edward Rumbley
California
Kathryn Darlene Dennis
Montesano Ave
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Father Supple
Douglas City Cemetery
Charleston
Dennis
James Island High School
Greenville Tec
Catholic Church Nativity of Charleston
S.C. Public Health Department
Josephine Dennis
Cheri Dennis
Denise Dennis
Angela Dennis
James H Dennis
David J. Dennis
Wayne Dennis
Michael E. Dennis
George Funeral Home
U.S
United States
CNS
Advance Payments Directive for Aiken Standard Subscriptions
Notice directs all advance payments for subscriptions to be made to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Standard Pbm
PBM
Aiken
Mrs. Ridout Receives Employee of the Month in Aiken
Sara Ridout secretary to the city manager of Aiken since 1963 won the Employee of the Month Award from the Chamber of Commerce of Greater Aiken at Aiken's Wakin. Chamber officials praised her calm handling of residents' complaints and noted her long service and community ties in Crosland Park.
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Sara Ridout
Aiken
Chamber of Commerce of
Greater Aiken
Wakin
Linda Christine
Chamber
Fire prevention cited as key to lowering city fire losses
Fire prevention efforts by the Public Safety Department including three full time staff, school programs, home inspections, and mandatory business inspections are credited with reduced fires from 104 to 88 and grass fires from 142 to 103 in the first half of the year. Total property at risk within city limits stands at 2.6 million, with out of city at 10.9 million, reflecting industrial and mercantile risk outside the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busbee
Public Safety Department
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Aiken Standard
Aiken, S.C
Mrs
James G. Szasz
Robert Smith
Swainsboro
Louise W
Smith
Kite Church of God
Kelmer den
Frank Smith
Teresa Powell
W.H. Williams
David W. McClain
Mitchell T. Cumming
Paul B. Leopard
Railroad Ave
Kathryn Dennis
National Weather Service
NOAA
U.S. Dept
Southwest
Central Plains
Great Lakes Region
Central
Gulf
Mississippi Valley
Oega
Leer
Armstrong
Square Yard
S.C
Molly Pond
Thur
Hilton Head
Mrs. Kidout
Mrs. Ridout