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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1981
Page
2
Weather forecast predicts a 40 percent chance of rain tomorrow with late afternoon and early evening thunder showers. High humidity and temperatures mid 90s by day, low 70s at night, continuing through the week with partly cloudy skies.
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices from Aiken County and Langley detail services for Ulysses E. Maybanks Leonard Redd Mary E. Harrison Howard T. J. Smith Maebell Smith and Frank Nobles with burial plans at Pinelawn Graniteville Langley Cemetery and other local cemeteries. An archival note recalls H M Stanley locating David Livingstone in Central Africa on November 10 1871.
The Aiken Planning and Zoning Commission will meet tomorrow at 5:30 p.m. in City Hall council chambers to discuss dividing a Cox Avenue lot into two. City building inspector Brunson Cromer confirms the details.
Aiken Department of Public Safety reports the U S Post Office in Aiken was vandalized early yesterday. Four mail boxes were opened and mail scattered on the floor. Lobby trash, a torn zip code book and notice board were found. Damage is estimated at 50 dollars.
Greater Aiken Chamber executive vice president June Murff will address the Aiken Kiwanis Club at 1 p.m. tomorrow at the Ramada Inn. Community calendar lists numerous health, film, and recreation activities across Aiken and Clearwater with club and meeting times.
The royal ceremony features Diana in white with tiara walking to cheers as Cardinal Hume reads a blessing. Archbishop Runcie encourages the couple to view marriage as a beginning rather than an end. The Queen Mother tears up and the crowd sings Diana’s favorite hymn outside.
GRANITEVILLE The woman found in the Graniteville Canal has been identified as Rita H. Bell, 51, of Graniteville. She was spotted by a passerby early yesterday morning and found floating face down in pajamas. An autopsy was scheduled for 10 a.m. to determine cause and manner of death.
A summary shows prepaid mail subscription rates for the Aiken Standard with monthly and longer terms. The table lists 3, 6, and 12 month prepaid options and their prices, including a 17.00 figure.
Aiken County's Luke's Waste Control installs dumpsters at five sites along S C 125 278 and near Jackson Beech Island area. Trash picked up on Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays.
In 1793 the French Revolution abolished worship of God and established a state cult of reason in France, replacing religious practice with civic devotion to reason and the republic.
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