Deaths and Funerals in South Carolina Areas
Obituaries from Aiken and surrounding towns list Lt. Col. Barrington C. Robinson 83 of Tampa died July 9 with burial in Arlington. Also noted are Leonard E. Berry 64. Ralph Shuman Johnston. George Edward Jordan 61. Perry Maner Ferguson 86. Gracie Hicks Newman 94. Joseph Smith 66. and other survivors, funeral plans, and memorials across Loris Langle y Wagener Batesburg Jackson and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
Barrington C. Robinson
Aiken
Arlington National Cemetery
Robinson
Conus
Europe
Aiken Lodge
Jamil Temple
Leonard E. Berry
Summer St
N.E
Aiken County
George Funeral Home
A.K. Carter
Graniteville Cemetery
Berry
Jessie Timmerman Berry
Jeannie B. Allegood
Wilmington
N.C
Anne B. Bishop
Augusta
L.E. Berry Jr
William E. Berry
Ruth Togneri
Graniteville
Mary Duncan
James L. Berry
Atlanta
Langley
Ralph Shuman Johnston
Pinecrest Drive
Piney Heights
Harry Widener
Earl Powell
Langley Cemetery
Johnston
Hampton County
Langley Church of the Nazarene
Hazel Swearingen Johnston
Elly J. Manning
Columbia
Shirley A. Martin
North Augusta
Lyndia Bringle
Germany
Carole S. Rivers
Los Angeles
Calif
Darlene J. Boyd
Clearwater
Bobbie Jo Swygert
Gloverville
Mary Sue Green
Martha Facteau
Bath
Reba O’banion
Warrenville
T.V. Johnston
Luray
W.C. Johnston
M.B. Johnston
Clarks Hill
George C. Johnston
Cecil C. Johnston
Belvedere
Robert Spires
Seth Baker
J.E. Palmer Jr
Bobby Kaney
Phil Lanier
Butch Kaney
Lee Martin
Nathan Howard
Harold Liner
Posey
Route 1
Pine Log Road
Batesburg
Perry Maner Ferguson
Wilson St
Albert Munn
Richland County
Batesburg First Baptist Church
Marion Aldreidge
Ferguson
Allendale County
Beaufort Petroleum Co
Jackson
Gracie Hicks Newman
Mr. Zion Baptist Church
L.J. Tanksley
Newman
Miller Hicks
Jackson- Brooks
Wagener
Joseph Smith
Orangeburg
Jerusalem Branch Baptist Church
Salley
A.F. Alford
Church
Smith
Tom and
Simmize Smith
Ruby Thomas
Alice Smith
Mamie Horse
Louise Adams
Jamaica
N.Y
Clarence Smith
Alzine Smith
Raymond Smith
Joseph Smith Jr
Thomas Smith
Lillian Frazier
Parnell Lowman
Johnny Burnette
J.H. Robinson
Community Calendar events and meetings listed for week
Today's schedule includes National Federation of the Blind at H Odell Weeks Center at 7 p.m. and Narcotics Anonymous at 8 p.m. Tomorrow features A A Miracle Group at St Bartholomews at 8 30 p.m. Sunday offers Doll House at Hopeland Garden and Aiken A A at 8 30 p.m. Monday covers health testing at the county health department and museum hours, plus multiple clubs and meetings at Ramada Inn Lions Hut Hungry Bull Gloverville Our Lady of the Valley church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Federation of the Blind
H. Odell Weeks
Narcotics Anonymous
York St
A.A
A.A. Miracle Group
St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
North Augusta
Doll House
Hopeland Garden
Aiken A.A
Linden St
Aiken Panhellenic
Valley A.A
Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church
Gloverville
Rain Chance Improves With 40 Percent Thundershowers Forecast
National Weather Service reports a 40 percent chance of thundershowers tonight with little rain expected through next Tuesday. Temperatures remain in the upper 90s to 100, lows near mid-90s, light southeast winds 6 to 12 mph. The rain risk drops to about 20 percent tomorrow with no significant rainfall expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Weather Service
Weather Service
Midwest
United States
Mattie Hall Trust Dispute Moves to Court Monday
Attorneys for Aiken County and Farmers and Merchants Bank meet at the Aiken County Courthouse to decide who benefits from the Mattie Chaffee Hall trust. The fund, created in 1960, holds over a million dollars to aid indigent care and to benefit Aiken County Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Julian Salley
Eulalie Rutledge
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Aiken County
Mattie Chaffee Hall
Salley
Rutledge
Hall
Greenwood
Howard Burns
Bill Patrick
Toole
George Coleman
Warrenville Man Found Guilty Of DUI
Warrenville resident Charlie W. Key, 54, convicted in general sessions court of driving under the influence after a 30 minute jury deliberation. Arrested April 7 in front of his home, it was his second DUI offense. Key received a one year sentence and 1000 dollars fine reduced to probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie W. Key
Warrenville
General Sessions
Key
Sheriff's Department
Kirk Owen
Dennis Lundy
Dan Laney
Laney
Danny Hutto
Prosperity
Edward Turner
Augusta
Reagan and Bush win ticket at convention
Reagan settled on Bush as running mate after failed Ford talks and announced it with a midnight convention appearance. The final session showcased a confident party buoyed by polls, while Sen. Jesse Helms urged unity and Dole nominated Bush. Reagan pledged a fast federal hiring freeze and stronger anti discrimination efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Bush
Reagan
Carter
Jimmy Carter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aiken Standard
Aiken, 8.C
Ralph S. Johnston
George E. Jordan
Loris
George Edward Jordan
Jerry Jordan
Bryant Jordan
Hilton Franks
Harry Dew
Goldfinch Funeral Home
Hillcrest
Jordan
Horry County
Brittie Cox Jordan
George E. Jordan Jr
Whiteville
Donald Jordan
Conway
James Jordan
Fair Bluff
Wayne Jordan
Clarence Fulmer
Cabot
Ark
Henry Hardee
Marilyn Benton
Perry M. Ferguson
Douglas Bruner
Lake Murray
Monroe Williams
Barnwell
Benson Ferguson
Allendale
Ben Bruner
Thad Bruner
Henry Temple
Hugh Buzhardt
Bob Sprinkle
Bob Miller
Ed Owen
Ansel Murphy
Barr Funeral Home
Gracie H. Newman
Aiken Sertoma Club
Ramada Inn
Kalmia
Hungry Bull
Aiken Lions Club
Lions
Aiken Standard Pbm
Aiken S
NOAA
U.S. Dept. of
Rce
Monica
Tz Cald
Monica Fitzgerald
East Aiken Elementary
Citizens Field
American Legion
Greg Pitts
Mattie Hall
Kathryn Smith
John Carl Bentley
Bentley
Fate Taylor
Sylvia W. Westerdahl
America
Jesse Helms
North Carolina
Helms
Jesse
Bob Dole
Kansas
Didate
Platform Committee
Ronald Reagan