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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1994
Page
4
Multiple funeral services are announced for W D Tier Major H Carter Gary Johnson Lucius Jordan and John Willis in Aiken Batesburg Augusta and Waycross. Details include church names addresses service times burial places and funeral home arrangements with memorials to Second Baptist Grace United Methodist and local charities.
G L Brighthorp and Sons announce funeral arrangements for Frazier Brighthorp. Service today at 3 PM with Rev James officiating. burial in church cemetery. Viewing at church from 2 PM to hour of service. friends and family welcome at 2:15 PM at residence. Aiken Mor tAr y.
Major H. Carter, 73, of 26 Hampton Ave NW, Aiken, S C, died June 1 199 A funeral service will be at 3 PM Monday at Second Baptist Church Aiken Burial will follow at Aiken Memorial Park The remains will lie in state at the church Monday from 11 AM until the service time Jackson Brooks Funeral Home handles arrangements.
A lengthy community calendar lists meetings at Aurora Pavilion Linden Street Aiken County Historical Museum and Public Library activities across Aiken North Augusta and New Ellenton. Groups include AbAnon Co-Dependents Anonymous for Helping Professionals and StS Kalmia Toastmaster with times from morning to evening and contact numbers for Susan Odum Deborah McMurtrie Anno Sandra A Melanie B Jaffrey Anderson.
Three Low Country church congregations report thefts of church funds. Tammy Leaver, 25, of North Charleston, faces breach of trust charges. Other incidents include ministers and bookkeepers linked to Charleston Heights Baptist Rock Hill Northside Baptist Summerville Miracle Revival Center.
Columbia scene as Appeals Court Judge Randall Bell dies at Providence Hospital at 49 from heart complications following his May 25 election to the state Supreme Court. Bell, a former USC law professor born in Kentucky, survived by his wife and two stepsons, with funeral set for Monday at Northside Baptist Church West Columbia.
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