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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1995
Page
12
Charles W. Brock, 77, died Tuesday July 11, 1995 at his home. Graveside services are planned for 10 a.m. Friday at Maple Hill Cemetery.
Obituary notices list Johnson Henderson 40 of 348 Wex Road Aiken died July 12 1999 with services at Five Rape Eure and interment at Memensi Pas. Also mentioned are Julius Cordell Graniteville and Briggs memorials plus multiple local funeral homes George DownTown Park Ave Aiken and Hatcher Funeral Home. Memorials to Talatha Church Building Fund or American Cancer Society.
Obituary notices and funeral details for Hama Heath Ine Shellhouse, Heath family survivors across Aiken, Martinez, Belvedere, and Augusta. Kenya East infant. Charles Morgan. Beatrice Herbick. Clifford Scott. Bobby Haywood. Elese Griffin Reed. Julius Cordell. Willie Briggs. Funeral times, memorials, and burial locations listed. various churches and funeral homes named.
Barry Henderson Johnson an Aiken attorney died July 12 1995 at 40. Funeral July 14 at First Baptist Church with burial at Aiken Memorial Park. Founding partner in Johnson Whittle Weeks he served with multiple bar associations and was USC educated. Survivors include wife Susan Willing Johnson two sons parents siblings and relatives. Memorials to First Baptist Church Barry Johnson Education Trust or American Cancer Society. Friends recall him as intelligent fair and respected. Funeral home viewing scheduled prior to services.
The first Cancer Society Benefit Horse Show is scheduled for 4 p.m. Saturday August 19 at Lucky Strike Stables. Carey Kenny will ride in the Junge class. Entry fee is 5 dollars per class and 10 dollars for the Championship class. Photographer Fred Webb will be on site. For more information call Jan Dufour at 642 0546 or Rod Ready at 258 3867.
The article reports on President's guidance allowing prayer in schools with limits. It quotes supporters and critics including Rev Head and Deacon John Klein and notes comments from South Carolina Education Department spokesman Im Foster. Public school policy discussions focus on time of silence and student led prayer versus teacher or government involvement.
Wal-Mart plans 230 supercenters nationwide by year end while Kmart operates 76. Executives say the transition mirrors discount industry trends, with Wal-Mart replacing older stores at about 100 annually and potentially reaching 750 locations by decade's end. Nick White, Wal-Mart executive, notes market shift and future conversions.
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