Deaths And Funerals for Sharon Ann Haynes
Miss Sharon Ann Haynes of 18 Roslyn Circle died Monday at Aiken County Hospital. Funeral services were held today at 10 a.m. at George Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. W James Rivers officiating. Burial was to be at 4 p.m. today in Lewis Memorial Park Asheville. Surviving are widow Ella Madison two daughtersHelen Rivers Philadelphia Pa Savannah Edison Detroit Mich four sisters Anna Pearson Minnie Johnson Philadelphia Rosa Lee Cooks North Augusta Fannie Elam Belvedere four brothers Jerry Madison Caesar Madison John Henry Madison Robert Lee Madison Philadelphia.
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Sharon Ann Haynes
Roslyn Circle
Aiken County Hospital
George Funeral Home Chapel
W. James Rivers
Lewis Memorial Park
Asheville
Hammond Grove Baptist Church
North Augusta
Ella Madison
Helen Rivers
Philadelphia
Savannah Edison
Detroit
Mich
Anna Pearson
Minnie Jonson
Rosa Lee Cooks
Fannie Elam
Belvedere
Jerry Madison
Caesar Madison
John Henry Madison
Robert Lee Madison
Kinard Dies at 49 in Saluda County
Mrs Lessie C Kinard 49 died Tuesday at Aiken County Hospital after a short illness Funeral services set for 3 pm tomorrow at Red Bank Baptist Church burial in Red Bank Cemetery Ramey Funeral Home Saluda in charge Born in Saluda County she was daughter of the late Julian Chapman and Maybelle Cockrell Griffin Surviving: one daughter Marsue Brazell of Saluda four sons Danny Jones Billy Jones Tommy and Butch Jones of the home
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Saluda
Lessie C. Kinard
Aiken County
Red Bank Baptist Church
Red Bank Cemetery
Ramey Funeral Home
Saluda County
Julian Chapman
Maybelle Cockrell Griffin
Marsue Brazell
Danny Jones
Billy Jones
Aiken
Tommy
Butch Jones
Robert P Brown Jr Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for Robert P Brown Jr 23 of 573 Laurens Street were held at 4 p m at Welcome Traveler Baptist Church with Rev R B Baxley officiating Burial followed in the church cemetery Pallbearers named Isaac Hall Jr Joseph Spann Orgie Bing William Shelton Nathaniel Trowell and Henry Hollingsworth Friends may view at his father Robert Browns residence.
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Robert P. Brown Jr
Laurens St
Westminster
Welcome Traveler Baptist Church
R.B. Baxley
Church
Issac Hall Jr
Joseph Spann
Orgie Bing
William Shelton
Nathaniel Trowell
Henry Hollingsworth
Robert Brown
Belvedere Resident Sam Madison Dies in Local Hospital
Sam Madison of 745 Celeste Ave died Tuesday in a local hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Peoples Funeral Home. He was a member of Old community group.
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Belvedere
Sam Madison
Celeste Ave
Peoples Funeral Home
Old
Aiken Standard Publisher Note and Mailing Details
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes each afternoon except weekends. It lists mailing address 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29801 and PO Box 456, notes AP dispatch rights and republication policy, and warns about advance payments limits and correction procedures.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
Associated Press
Edgefield Widow Alberta W. Thomas Dies. Rites Set
Mrs. Alberta W. Thomas of Edgefield County dies at home. Funeral services will be 4:30 p.m. Thursday at Jeter Baptist Church Edgefield County with Rev. Joe Tate officiating. Burial follows in the church cemetery. Survived by widower five sons three sisters and two brothers. Funeral arrangements at Blalock's Funeral Home Edgefield.
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Edgefield
Johnny
Alberta W.) Thomas
Edgefield County
Jeter Baptist Church
Joe Tate
Willie B. Thomas
Eddie Thomas
James Thomas
Willie Thomas
Johnny Thomas
Trenton
Bessie Cheatham
Susie Glover
North Augusta
Fannie Goltham
Brooklyn
N.Y
James Williams
Ron Williams
Blalock
Emotion In House Continues Over Death Penalty Bill
The House debate centers on a conference committee version seen as unconstitutional. Representative Moss is accused of a personal attack by Rep. Ralph K. Anderson who urges a return to talks. Sen. Miles threatens a filibuster to block broad use, warning the bill could execute over 400 people annually.
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Fort
Conference Committee
Ralph K. Anderson
Florence
Anderson
Moss
University of South Carolina
Rex Carter
D-Greenville
John E. Miles
D-Sumter
Senate
House
South Carolina House Fights Over Death Penalty Clause
The House and Senate conference debated extending capital punishment to crimes with malice aforethought and to killings during rape, kidnapping, burglary, armed robbery, larceny, house breaking, or killings of officers. Rep. Finney condemned the broad clause as likely unconstitutional while Rep. Wright warned that reinstating capital punishment is needed to curb outlaws.
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House
Senate Conference Committee
Ernest Finney
D-Sumter
Senate
Joette Wright
Bill Suszek
Barbara Kight
Maebelle Smith
Judith Britt
Joan Morrison
Bible Times Bible School Opens in Gloverville
Registration is open for Bible Times a Bible school at the Catholic Center in Gloverville from June 12 to 21. Sessions run daily from 9 a.m. to 12 noon.
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Bible Times
Catholic Center
Gloverville
Perry Policeman Unarmed When Killed
Wagener Police Chief says Officer L C Williamson attended a street dance before duty and did not retrieve his weapon. The unarmed Perry officer and his partner were killed after a chase when a motorist identified as March Lightsey opened fire. Lightsey had prior arrests and liquor was found in his car.
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Perry
Wagener
Frank W. Gantt
Gantt
L. C. Williamson
Williamson
Williams
March Lightsey
Lightsey
Paul D. Grant
Clergy and Public Split Over Capital Punishment
Clergymen and residents in an on the street poll debate capital punishment urging reinstatement or defense. Clergymen cite biblical views and court leniency while respondents cite crime rates and deterrence with varied positions from support to opposition.
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St. John’s
M. Fink
Joan Lowe
Dallas Pilot
J. B. Woodward
Sara Willing
Early Ruling Promised On Voter District Lines
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a temporary stay against current district lines in Union and Edgefield counties South Carolina. Judge Solomon Blatt Jr. ordered at large elections due to large population variances that violated one man one vote.
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Richmond
South Carolina
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Solomon Blatt Jr
Barnwell
S.C
Union
Edgefield
Supreme
Forgery Suspect Returned To Aiken Jail
Two Aiken detectives traveled to Tennessee yesterday to extradite Allen Stafford of Orangeburg on six counts of forgery tied to checks in Aiken last fall. Police also arrested 18 year old Ellis Birt of 748 Edgefield Ave Aiken for assault and battery with intent to kill in the June 2 beating of Robert Lee of Morgan St with Lee treated and released at Aiken County Hospital.
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Aiken
Tennessee
Orangeburg
Allen Stafford
Ellis Birt
Edgefield Ave
Birt
Robert Lee
Morgan St
Lee
Aiken County Hospital
Public Safety Task Force Meeting Slated for Tonight
The Lower Savannah Region Planning and Development Council will hold a Public Safety Task Force meeting at 7 p.m. in the James B. Brandt Agricultural Building Allendale. The purpose is to consider and recommend LEAA funding for criminal justice projects in the region with 90 percent federal support and 10 percent from state and local funds.
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Lower Savannah
Community Calendar Highlights and Local Club Meetings
Today features Toastmasters at 7 p.m. at the Commercial Hotel as Aiken clubs meet. Events include Aiken Chess Club at 7 3 p.m. Virginia Acres and camera contest at 7 30 p.m. at Aiken Prep School. Other meetings cover Jaycees, Kiwanis, Sertoma, Al Anon, and more across North Augusta, Crosland Park, and nearby venues with varied times.
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Toastmasters Club
Aiken Chess Club
Virginia Acres
Aiken
Aiken Prep School
Jaycees of
Belvedere
First State National Bank
Kiwanis Club
Ramada Inn
Duplicate Bride
Senior Citizens
Crosland Park
al Anon
Linden Street
North Augusta-Jackson
North Augusta
Sertoma
Shade Tree
A’s’’ Club
the Casteens
Classes Open Tomorrow At Aiken High School
Summer school at Aiken High School starts Thursday at 8 a.m. Students report to the Aiken campus gymnasium. Those without registration forms must pay a $3 late fee in addition to the summer tuition.
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Aiken High School
Aiken
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