Deaths and Funerals prominent in South Carolina notices
Shirley A Brown of Williston and Louis Crawford Sr. of Jackson are among those listed with service times at various churches and funeral homes. Bernice Christensen, Carose Christensen, and Sarah Black appear in memorial notices, with details on burial sites, homes, and attending churches across Aiken and Barnwell counties. The list includes Rev Jorden Bussey of North Augusta and Chester Dicks Jr. of Williston, plus other obituaries and funeral arrangements throughout the region. Services span June 5 to June 6, with locations at Shellhouse, Hatcher, Colonial, and Canaan Fair churches and multiple cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley A. Brown
Williston
Silver’ Spring Missionary
St. Paul ‘Lutheran Church
Hammond D. Still
Barnwell
Barnwell County Memorial
Sarah C. Black
Burnettown
Hatcher Funeral Home
Chester Dicks Jr
Canaan Fair Cme
Church
Conrad A. Brevick
Conrad Allen Brevick
Carriage Hills Plantation
St. ‘Thaddeus Episcopal Church
Leon Mozeliak
Howard Hess
Bluefield
W.va
Brevick
Aiken
American Contract Bridge League
St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church
Phillips Exeter Academy
Harvard University
United States Air Force
Mr. Brevick
Maria Luisa Scoppa Brevick
Salli John
Winston Salem
Mary Frances Williams
Southport
N.C
St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church Organ Fund
Pendleton, St
S.C
Stevenson-McClellan
Shellhouse Funeral Home
Hayne Ave
Dummy Line Road
Arden Black
Issack
Aiken County
Almee Wright Chapman
Earl Chapman
Sibley Mill
Langley Church of God
Graniteville
Howard Arden Black
Warrenville
Butch Black
Langley
Steven R. Black
Grovetown
Sharon Black Owens
Clearwater
Earl Chapman Jr
Margaret Clark
Betty Black
Denmark
Dorothy Kirkland
Bennie Burton
Chris Williams
Black Sanders Family
Howard Arden Black Jr
Matthew Epperly
Dennis Epperly Jr
Joshua Armstrong
Keith Black
Deryl Black
Richard Feagin
Jorden
Young Second Baptist Church
Ridge Spring
Friendship Baptist Church
Wagener
Mt. Harris Baptist Church
Ellie Key Bussey
The
Home
Sadie B. Boseman
Molly B. Diggs
Augusta
Annie B. Goode
North Augusta
Emma B
William) Walker
California
Thomasine Cook
Thelma Meriweather
Brooklyn
N.Y
Major Bussey
New York
Mildred Bussey
Curry Drive
Brightharp & Sons Mortuary
West Ave
Carose Christensen
Bernice Case Christensen
Sunset Memory Gardens
Canaan Fair C.M.E
Denmark ‘Technical College
Dicks Paint and
Blackville
Barbara Newton Dicks
Adrienne Victoria Dicks
Columbia
Chester Allen Dicks
Patrick ‘Adams Dicks
Tracey Hallinguest
Birmingham
Ala
Madella Dicks
Bertha D
Ronald) Corley
Willie Eva
Freddie) Bush
Carrie
Albert) Devine
Lillian D. McCormick
Charlotte
Clarence Dicks
Robert
Diane) Dicks
Atlanta
Aaron
Elizabeth) Dicks
Blacks Drive
Simmons Funeral Home
West Main St
Carol
Cleveland
Ohio
Aiken Standard Outlines Obituary Notice Policy
The Aiken Standard lists obituary notices with up to sixteen lines printed free of charge for first-time runs. Notices are submitted by funeral homes, edited for style, and may incur fees for additional lines. Deadline is 9:00 p.m. daily with contact at 648 2311 for more information.
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Aiken Standard
Civil rights pioneer James T McCain dies at 98 in Sumter
James T. McCain longtime civil rights activist and CORE field secretary from 1957 to 1966 died at 98 in Sumter after a pneumonia illness. The Sumter native helped voter registration and sit ins across South Carolina and the Deep South during the movement, including 1961 Freedom Rides.
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Columbia
James T. ‘McCain
McCain
Congress of Racial Equality
South Carolina
Sumter
Hadeen
Rock Hill
Freedom Riders
Ernest A. Finney
S.C Supreme Court
CORE
Deep South
Hard worker Chloe Jeffers dies at 88 in Graniteville
Bethany Fuller reports on Chloe Jeffers a longtime Graniteville mill worker who later cooked and served at Blue Top Grill. Born 1913 Edgefield she started at 14 in cotton mills and retired briefly at 62 before returning to work. Her son and coworkers describe her as cheerful and endlessly industrious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chloe Jeffers
Chiloe
William Jeffers
Graniteville
Blue Top Grill
Linda Smith
Jeffers
Smith
Jimmy Overstreet
Video gambling’s lingering impact across South Carolina courts
In Lancaster, a jury convicts Vernard Mathis of the June 2000 shooting and robbery tied to a video poker operator, as South Carolina’s ban on video gambling nears its third year. Prosecutors note the crime’s timing and motive tied to the now outlawed industry, while officials report drops in armed robberies and related crimes statewide and in York County following the ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
South Carolina
Vernard Mathis
Melvin Steele
McDonald's ‘Amusements
South Carlina
Mathis
Steele
Rita
John Justice
Willie Sutton
Justice
Lancaster County
Johnny Cauthen
Cauthen
FBI
York County
Carlina State Line
Pianist Arriale Advocates Accessible Jazz Experience
Jazz pianist Lynne Arriale says jazz should feel welcoming not intimidating. Her trio at Spoleto USA emphasizes improvisation over theory and features her eight album Arise inspired by 9-11, with covers like Lean On Me and Kum Ba Ya. Arriale, trained in classical music, explains listening and responding to melodies connects listeners to the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Lynne Arriale
Arriale
Jay Anderson O
Steve Davis
Billboard
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