Deaths And Funerals Gran iteville and Saluda Notices
Graniteville nurse Fulmer of West Palm Beach died Monday. Funeral 3 p.m. Thursday at Poseys Funeral Home Chapel Graniteville officiated by Revs Hammond and Parsons. Burial Graniteville Cemetery. Survivors include widow Carolyn, mother Jessie Fulmer, three sisters Mamie Maeberry Francis Harrison Josie Culeton and two brothers David Gerald Fulmer. Also a Saluda area notice lists Varlie Goff and family with three daughters a son and three sisters. Burial Nazareth Methodist Church Cemetery. Family calls at North Augusta home or Ascauga Lake Road residence after 8 p.m. today.
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Graniteville
Cole Lee Fulmer
West Palm Beach
Fla
Posey
Funeral Home Chapel
Franklin D. Hammond
Barbee C. Parsons
Graniteville Cemetery
Aiken County
Breezy Hill Baptist Church
Carolyn Handel Fulmer
Jessie A. Fulmer
North Augusta
Mamie Maeberry
Howland Springs
Francis Harrison
Clarksville
Ascauga Lake Road
Neral
Saluda
Nazareth Methodist Church
Saluda County
Varlie Goff
Joe Eargle
Leesville
Howard Shealy
Elliott Blake
Batesburg
Bobby Goff
Fannie Black
Willie Derrick
Nina Derrick
Daniel Gadison Barnwell dies in Barnwell County nursing home
Daniel Gadison Barnwell son died Saturday in a Barnwell County nursing home. Funeral services will be held at 4 30 p m today in St Paul Baptist Church. He was a carpenter and builder. Survivors include two granddaughters Mrs Jeanete Mims Augusta and Mrs Maggie Louise Monroe Jersey City NJ. Friends may call at Lebby Funeral Home Barnwell.
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Barnwell
Daniel Gadison
Barnwell County
St. Paul Baptist Church
Jeanete Mims
Augusta
Maggie Louise Monroe
Jersey City
Lebby Funeral Home
James Burley Goff Dies at 79 in Batesburg
James Burley Goff 79 of Route 3 Batesburg died Tuesday morning at his residence. A service is planned at 5 p.m. today in Ramey Fu.
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Batesburg
James Burley Goff
Route 3
Ramey Fu
Aiken Standard Publishing Details and Policies
The notice lists establishment in 1867 and daily afternoon publication except weekends, address 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29801, PO Box 456, 29801. It notes AP wire dispatches exclusive reproduction rights for local news and AP dispatches and reserves republication rights for other items. It warns against advertising errors with free correction in next issue and limits advance payments to five weeks.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
Community Calendar Highlights for Today and Tomorrow
Today lists events across Aiken and North Augusta including chess clubs, Knights of Columbus, Optimist Club and bridge at Senior Citizens Clubhouse. A family planning clinic operates Johnston Clinic from 5 to 8 PM at 105 Lee Street Johnston. Tomorrow features a food stamp issuance in Wagener and multiple club meetings and clinics across the region.
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Aiken Chess Club
Virginia Acres
Knights of Columbus
Spaulding Drive
North Augusta-Augusta
North Augusta
Optimist Club
Johnston Clinic
Lee Street
Johnston
Camellia Club
St. John's
al Anon
Linden Street
Georgia-Carolina
John Milledge
Golden Glow
Acacia Lodge
Planned Parenthood
Midland Valley
Funeral services for Yancy Legrone in Edgefield
Funeral services for Yancy Legrone 42 will be held at 4 p m Thursday in Moses AME Church Edgefield County with Rev Ernest Gordon officiating. Burial follows in the church cemetery. Survivors include two daughters Beatrice and Annie N Legrone five sons Johnny Willy Y Clifford Charles and Ellis Legrone his mother Mrs Jeannie Legrone two sisters Lizzie Toney and Jeannie L Adams. Edgefield and Blalock's Funeral Home Edgefield listed as the location for arrangements.
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Edgefield
Yancy Legrone
Moses Ame Church
Edgefield County
Ernest Gordon
Beatrice
Annie N. Legrone
Johnny Legrone
Willy Y. Legrone
Clifford L. Legrone
Charles R. Legrone
Ellis M. Legrone
Jeannie Legrone
Lizzie Toney
Williston
S.C
Jeannie L. Adams
Blalock
Woodward Rites Set for Aiken Man at 5 P.M.
Funeral services for James W. Woodward 50 of 128 Sumter Street who died Sunday at Aiken County Hospital will be held Thursday at 5 p.m. in the Jackson-Brooks Memorial Chapel. The Rev. G A Thomas will officiate. Burial will be in Ash ley Grove Baptist Church Cemetery Aiken. Pallbearers are Thomas Peebles Thomas Dill and Grant Knight. Friends may call at the parents residence or at Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home in Aiken.
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James W. Woodward
Sumter Street
Aiken County Hospital
Jackson-Brooks Memorial
G. A. Thomas
Ashley Grove Baptist Church
Aiken
Thomas Peebles
Thomas Dill
Grant Knight
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Dorn Declines Impeachment Vote In Aiken Campaign Stop
Third District Congressman W. J. Dorn spoke at the Aiken Chapter of the National Association of Retired Federal Employees while campaigning for governor. He urged keeping trust in government, criticized apathy behind Watergate, and said he would not vote for impeachment now. He called inflation a major threat to retirees and favored a national health care bill based on private enterprise and tax relief for retirees.
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W. J. Bryan Dorn
D-S.c
Aiken
National Association of Retired Federal Employees
Ramada Inn
Dorn
Aiken County
United States
Nixon
Republic
South Carolina
Thieu
South Viet Nam
Anonymity Not Chief's Privilege In Aiken Public Safety
Aiken Public Safety adds two cars. Director Carroll Busbee now drives a 1974 white Chevrolet marked Chief of Public Safety with two dome lights. A grey blue Chevrolet with blue and white city seal serves general police use.
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Aiken
Public Safety Department
Carroll Busbee
Busbee
Department of Public Safety
South Carolina
Area No 1 Council To Meet At Minnie B Kennedy School
The regular meeting of the Aiken Administrative Area Number One Advisory Council will be held at Minnie B Kennedy Junior High School on Thursday at 7 30 p m. The public is invited. The Douglas fir, once the world's most valuable timber, faces heavy damage from tussock moths and forest fires with 1973 noted as particularly severe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Number One Advisory Council
Minnie B Kennedy
Board backs zoning and council plans new study
The Engineering Committee will resolve the appeal on zoning. Commissioner Warner urges action on the White Pond Community Center ownership dispute after 15 years of county funded building use by a church. The board opposes a Senate Finance bill cutting county rebates from seven and a half to five percent, risking $230000 yearly. A July 1 meeting with North Augusta City Council and the board was set to discuss the Aiken Area Transportation Study.
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Carrol H. Warner
White Pond
Senate Finance Committee
North Augusta City
Aiken Area
Work Experience Puts Aiken County Youth to Work This Summer
The Aiken County CETA funded program runs June 10 through August 22 with about 100 students placed in city and county government hospitals schools and other sites. Students earn two dollars an hour and perform clerical maintenance and custodial work supervised by teachers and adult staff.
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District 5
CETA
Aiken County
T. B. Willis
Schofield
Aiken High School
James Taylor
North Augusta Woman Charged With Marijuana Possession
North Augusta police report a 20 year old woman Marisie L. Jones was arrested at her W Buena Vista home after a search warrant at 1 p.m. three others were present but not charged a cannabis plant and seeds were seized bond set in Magistrate's Court.
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North Augusta
Marisie L. Jones
W. Buena Vista
The Quick Draw in Shooting Times Cited
The briefest timed sport is the quick draw in shooting with recorded times as short as .06 seconds.
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Kiwanis Club
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Great Lakes
J. W. Woodward
Angela Rossie
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Miami, Fla
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