Funeral services for David Scott in Aiken
David Scott 38 of 1383 President Dr Aiken died Saturday. Services set for Thursday 4 30 p m at Montmorenci Baptist Church with Rev George Brighthorp and Rev G W Burckhalter officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Visitation at Jackson Brooks Funeral Home or 402 Beech Island Ave Beech Island. He is survived by Margie Williams and his brother Pete Williams Graniteville.
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David Scott
Dr. Aiken
Montmorenci Baptist Church
George Brighthorp
G. W. Burckhalter
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Margie Williams
Pete Williams
Graniteville
Beech Island Ave
Beech Island
Edna Ann Key Dies in Altavista Va Funeral Arrangements Pending
Mrs. Edna Ann Key of 427 Barton Road died Saturday in Altavista Virginia. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Peoples Funeral Home. She was a member of Old Macedonia Baptist Church in Edgefield County. Surviving are her widower Chester Pugh Daniel Key of North Augusta, one sister Mary Johnson of North Augusta, and two brothers Robert Lee Jefferson of Belvedere and John H. Jefferson of Trenton.
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Thomas
Edna Ann) Key
Barton Road
Altavista
Peoples Funeral Home
Old Macedonia Baptist Church
Edgefield County
Chester Pugh
Daniel Key
North Augusta
Mary Johnson
Robert Lee Jefferson
Belvedere
John H. Jefferson
Trenton
Williams R. R. Williams dies in North Augusta area
Robert Roy Williams of the Sweetwater community died Saturday night in a local hospital. Funeral services are set for 3 p.m. today at Posey’s Funeral Home Chapel in North Augusta with Rev. Larry Brown officiating. Burial will be in Sweetwater Cemetery. He was a native of Edgefield County and lived much of his life in Sweetwater. He retired from Graniteville Co and belonged to Hollow Creek Baptist Church. Surviving are his widow Lelia Boyd Williams two sons James Williams and Roy Williams two daughters Diane Spivey and Vera Edmonds two sisters Dolly Shaw
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Robert Roy Williams
Sweetwater
Posey
Funeral Home
North Augusta
Larry Brown
Edgefield County
Graniteville Co
Hollow Creek
James Williams
Roy Williams
Beech Island
Diane Spivey
Belvedere
Vera Edmonds
Martinez
Dolly Shaw
Aiken Standard Publishing Details and Policies
The Aiken Standard established in 1867 publishes daily except Saturdays and Sundays. It carries Associated Press dispatches with exclusive reproduction rights for local news and AP content. The paper notes no responsibility for advertisement errors but will correct in the next issue if directed. Advance payments limited to five weeks.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
Jamaica widow Pintha Saunders dies in Queens hospital
Mrs. James C. Saunders formerly of Salley died Saturday in a Jamaica hospital. She was a Department of Health, Education and Welfare community worker. Funeral by Gilmore Funeral Home Jamaica. Survived by two sons James W. Saunders and Anthony C. Saunders, mother Nettie Ware, two sisters Erica W. Corley and Estia Corley, five brothers Wesely Ware George Ware Collidge Ware and Willis Ware.
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Jamaica
N.Y
James C
Pintha Ware) Saunders
Salley
Gilmore Funeral Home
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
James W. Saunders
Anthony C. Saunders
Nettie Ware
Erica W. Corley
Aiken
Estia Corley
Springfield Gardens
N. Y
Wesley Ware
George Ware
McClellan Ware
Richmond
Collidge Ware
Hollis
Willis Ware
Hempstead
Dixon Installed As President Of Lions Club
Charles L. Dixon was installed as president of the Aiken Lions Club at the club meeting last night. Dixon succeeds Bennie L. Newman who was elected governor of District Hugh J. Vuick will serve as first vice president for the 1974 1975 club year. Frank E. Alexander and William V. Baxter are named second and third vice presidents. J. William Jennings is secretary and William H. Emslie treasurer. Tail Twister is Richard Daughenbaugh. Richard S. Young will serve as Lion Tamer. One year directors are Bernard T. Shealy and Richard T. Flynt. Two year directors are C. Gene Kitchens and G. N. Red Shirley.
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Charles L. Dixon
Aiken Lions Club
Dixon
Bennie L. Newman
Hugh J. Vuick
Frank E. Alexander
William V. Baxter
J. William Jennings
William H. Emslie
Richard Daughenbaugh
Richard S. Young
Bernard T. Shealy
Richard T. Flynt
C. Gene Kitchens
G. N. “Red” Shirley
Community Calendar Notes for Local Groups
Community calendar lists events at various venues. Center Fire Department hosts 7 p.m. sessions at Fire Station while Aiken Jaycees meet at 7:30 p.m. at the Jaycee Hut. Able-Disabled CSRA Ostomy Lost Cord Association meets 7:30 p.m. at Georgia War Veterans Home with Dr. Frank Hodges speaking. Senior Citizens Bridge at 1:30 p.m., Toastmasters at 7 p.m. Commercial Hotel, Aiken Chess Club at 7:30 p.m. Virginia Acres.
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Center Fire Department
Aiken Jaycees
Jaycee Hut
Csra Ostomy & Lost Cord Assn
Georgia War Veterans Home
15Th Street
Augusta
Frank Hodges
Senior Citizens
Toastmasters Club
Aiken Chess Club
Virginia Acres
Berkshire Council surveys 6000 housewives on shopping
Berkshire County Council questions 6 000 housewives in England about where they shop and what they buy to forecast shopping patterns for 30 years. A spokesman says results will reveal faults in current shop layouts to be corrected for the next generation.
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England
Reading
Berkshire
Milk Money Effort Fumbled by Nixon Aides, Testimony Says
Washington AP: Dairy cooperatives would have given over 2 million to Nixon’s 1972 campaign if White House aides had arranged conduit committees. Harold S. Nelson testified he pressed for names in 1969 71, but doors remained closed due to past Humphrey support. Nelson says dairy money was illegal corporate funds.
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Nixon
White House
Harold S. Nelson
Associated Milk Producers, Inc
House
Nelson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Voters face two primaries in South Carolina runoff race
South Carolina voters confront a two party primary system for the first time, with confusion over voting in Democratic or Republican contests. Analysts predict 400k to 500k of 958k eligible voters will cast ballots as districts shift to single member representation, boosting minority representation in the House.
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South Carolina
Associated Press
State Election Commission
Westmoreland
Ravenel
Morris
Dora
New York City
Alex Sanders
Columbia
Brantley Harvey
Beaufort
Horace Smith
Spartanburg
Tom Gettys
Gettys
Dorn
Public Water Plant Expansion Overview and Funding Vote
Davis and Floyd brief the Public Service Authority on plant operations and water purification. The EPA grant covers 80 percent of 1.554 million, with 20 percent funded during construction. Project scope totals 22 million including interceptors and trunk lines, with the plant cost at 9.8 million. The authority also voted to retain the Garvin Grant Fox Nuessle Zier Burkhalter firm for future transactions.
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William J. Day
Davis and Floyd
Public Service Authority
EPA
Day
Garvin, Grant, Fox, Nuessle, Zier and Burkhalter of
Aiken
Beckman Emphasizes Acceptance in Rehabilitation Efforts
South Carolina Rehabilitation Commissioner Bill D. Beckman told the Rotary Club acceptance is central to vocational rehabilitation. He noted the program began in 1927 and now aids 57,000 people with 13,093 returning to work last year, plus new clinics for the deaf and amputee training.
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Bill D. Beckman
S. C
Beckman
Douglas R. Hall Jr
Christian Science Testimony Meetings Invitation
An Indiana woman found freedom from illness and confinement through spiritual understanding, and the notice invites you to a Wednesday evening service to hear testimonies about God’s presence and Truth in people’s lives.
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Indiana
Christian Science
God
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