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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 2005
Page
6
Harold Richard Lott 75 dies Tuesday. Services set today at 5 p.m. at Blackville First Baptist Church with burial in Blackville Cemetery. Survivors include wife Anne B. Lott sons Harold R. Lott Jr. and Timothy B. Lott one sister two brothers and three grandchildren. Folk Funeral Home Williston.
Aiken Standard outlines daily obituary notices with up to 16 lines printed free the first run. Funeral homes submit details subject to editing for style and charges apply for additional lines. Deadline is 7 p.m. daily. for more information call 648-2311.
Pearlie Mae Chavous Drayton dies with service at Zion Fair Baptist Church at 3 p.m. Ruthie Mae Matthews Smith funeral planned at Hayden Baptist Church at 3 p.m. Isabella Cavalcante Wake at St Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church. Roland Arlie Redd service at 11 a.m. at Montmorenci First Baptist Church Cemetery. Harold Richard Lott funeral at 5 p.m. at Blackville First Baptist Church.
The Aiken Marine Corps League collected over 3 000 pounds of items and about 1 500 dollars in donations for troops in Iraq during Operation Footlocker at the Aiken Mall. Items were requested by the Balad Iraq Trauma Center and will ship from Cherry Point on July 16.
Habitat for Humanity Aiken County volunteers will build a six by eight foot playhouse in the Lowe’s parking lot Friday and Saturday to raise funds for the Women Build program and provide hands on training for participants. Raffle tickets cost five dollars for one and ten dollars for three with a July 23 drawing.
The Aiken County Public Library hosted a Mouse appearance during the Summer Reading Program with two 2 pm and 3 pm sessions drawing 65 to 75 children. Librarian Jennie Beck introduced the event and shared the book If You Give A Mouse A Cookie and its sequels.
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