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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1995
Page
9
Obituaries list multiple deaths across Atlanta Easley North Augusta Pelion and Williston with ages from 32 to 90. Services set at varied churches and cemeteries. Memorials directed to diabetes Galilee Baptist and Central Baptist Church Cemetery Fund.
George Suneral Homes reports the death of Wes singer on February 21, 1995. Funeral services are set for Sunday July 23, 1993 at 3 pm at the Dental Baptist Church with Rev Bil Archer officiating. Burial will follow at the church cemetery. Survivors include his parents Ray Wesinger of New Orleans and Jean Wilsons of Aiken a daughter Kere Wesinger New Orleans a son Ryan Smith of Aiken a stepdaughter Tamara Smith of Hampton a sister Tere Wes Singer Clarke of New Orleans and his grandmother Evelyn Wesinger Gartert of Aiken. Memorials may be made to the Center Baptist Church Cemetery Fund. George Funeral Home Park Avenue S.W. Aiken.
Mrs Kate Elizabeth Mare Gun, daughter of Manuel and Angel Groome Gunter, aged 105 Deans Road North August, passes July 21. Funeral at 3 p.m. Sunday at Sunset Memory Gardens with Rev. Id Hinoa and Rev. Wally Hoyle officiating. Interment follows. Viewing at church one hour prior. Friends may visit at grandparents William and Helen Broome 379 Project Road Glover.
Suzanne Laine with 27 years in education urges humor amid strain at Chukker Creek Elementary. Karen West a 16 year veteran at Busbee notes burnout is real and describes strategies like cozy classrooms and independent reading. Audrey Hollingsworth 16 years at Ridge Spring Monetta High suggests pursuing outside passions and changing grades. Mary Lyons 21 years at Chukker Creek emphasizes listening to children and staying open minded and growing with them.
Former president Jimmy Carter visits Nyamini Sudan to push cease-fire windows for health work. He aims to eradicate Guinea worm disease by supporting water sanitation and vaccinating children, citing 2,396 villages identified infected and 150,000 nylon water filters distributed during the campaign.
The Aiken lodge traced its meeting places from Rail Road Avenue to Laurens Street, settling in 1951 at its current home. Bond noted Freemasons underpin groups like Scottish and York Rites, and Shriners. Carter recalled notable member James F. Byrnes, former senator, Supreme Court justice, and SC governor.
Christian leader outlines plan to run a TV signal five nights a week from Greenville with aims to expand locally. Fifty percent of station revenue comes from viewers, the rest from advertisers and program sales. Shepherds sent 400 letters to CSRA churches, learning there are 722 in the area. Community excitement grows as donations and support flow in.
A hawk grabs a small chihuahua in Edgefield, dragging it toward a yard drainage ditch. The owner dives in, retrieves the dog, and the veterinary doctor notes the hawk attacked the dog but the animal survived. The doctor provided contact numbers for further wildlife discussion.
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