Deaths And Funerals Spartanburg Lady 82
Rosa W. Holland widow of William Woodward Holland of 138 Advent St died Tuesday night. She was an efficiency expert with Spartanburg library and helped found the First Federal Savings and Loan. She served in WWI, led state and national auxiliary groups, and belonged to Central United Methodist Church. Services set for today at Floyd's Greenlawn Chapel with burial at Greenlawn Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers listed. Burial at church cemetery for Mt Calvary Baptist Church service follows.
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Spartanburg
Rosa W. Holland
William Woodward Holland
Advent St
Holland
Montmorenci
James May
Minnie Eugenia Tyler Wade
Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Philadelphia Training School
Washington Secretarial School
U.S. Navy
State
American Legion Auxiliary
National League of the Auxiliary
Central United Methodist Church
Floyd's Greenlawn Chapel
Greenlawn Memorial Gardens
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
Blackville
Floyd Dukes
Funeral services set for Ernest W. Kitchings in Augusta
Funeral services for Ernest W. Kitchings, who died Tuesday, will be held at a location in Augusta. The notice lists 1716 Cornell Drive as the address associated with the deceased.
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Augusta
Ernest W. Kitchings
Cornell Drive
Aiken Standard Publishing Details and Notices
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes each weekday except Saturdays and Sundays from 124 Rutland Drive in Aiken South Carolina 29801. It states AP dispatches are exclusive for local news and AP material. all other matters are reserved for republication. It notes no liability for ad omissions but will correct in the next issue if brought to attention.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
Miss Sterling Johnson dies. services in Atlanta
Miss Sterling Johnson of 703 Casena Drive S W died Monday. Funeral services are at 3 p.m. today at West View Cemetery in Atlanta with Rev. James R. Johnson officiating. A Gadsden, Alabama native, she lived in Aiken six years and directed casework for the Children’s Bureau of South Carolina in Columbia. Survivors include a niece Mrs. Billy Smith of Buford, Georgia and a nephew Rev. James R. Johnson of Nashville, Tennessee.
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Sterling Johnson
Casena Drive
S.W
West View Cemetery
Atlanta
James R. Johnson
Gadsden
Ala
Aiken
Children’s Bureau of
South Carolina
Columbia
Billy Smith
Buford
Nashville
Tenn
Mrs Tom Wilson of Augusta dies at 75
Gertrude Lamb Wilson 75 of 911 Moore Ave. Augusta died Wednesday in a local hospital. She was a Langley native, resident of Augusta since 1935, Woodlawn Baptist Church member, and retired from textiles. Survived by three sons, four daughters, and a sister. Funeral arrangements by Elliott Sons Funeral Home.
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Augusta
Tom
Gertrude Lamb) Wilson
Moore Ave
Elliott Sons Funeral Home
Langley
Woodlawn Baptist Church
Coley Leopard
Jesup
Eddie Leopard
Key West Fla
Dannie Leopard
Gloverville
James
Nettie) DeLoach
Martinez
Jessie
Mildred) Maddox
Roy
Dorothy) Conrad
C.A
Josephine) Stanton
Virginia Beach
Tom Willie Bright Dies in North Augusta
Tom Willie Bright of 1754 Plank North Augusta died in a wet hospital. Nix Funeral Home Belvedere will announce. He was a member and deacon of Mims Grove Baptist Church. Survivors include his widow Annie Lou Bright, one daughter Carnie L. Smith of Buffalo New York, two sons Walter Bright and Tom Willie Bright Jr., both of Buffalo New York.
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North Augusta
Tom Willie
Sam ) Bright
Nix Funeral Home
Belvedere
Mims Grove Baptist Church
Annie Lou Bright
Carnie L. Smith
Buffalo
N.Y
Walter Bright
New York
N Y
Tom Willie Bright Jr
Funeral services for Cole Lee Fulmer
Cole Lee Fulmer of Graniteville died Monday in West Palm Beach Florida. Funeral services will be held today at 3 p.m. in Posey’s Funeral Home chapel with Revs Franklin D Hammond and Barbee O Parson officiating. Burial is Graniteville Cemetery. Pallbearers are Robert Burroughs Irwin Kalbfleish Artis Booth Ernest Whittle Sr William Whisenant Carleton Weathersbee. Friends may call at the mother’s residence Jes sie A Fulmer Ascuaga Lake Road North Augusta.
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Graniteville
Cole Lee Fulmer
West Palm Beach
Fla
Posey
Franklin D Hammond
Barbee O. Parsons
Graniteville Cemetery
Robert Burroughs
Irwin Kalbfleish
Artis Booth
Ernest Whittle Sr
William Whisenant
Carleton Weathersbee
Jessie A. Fulmer
Ascuaga Lake Road
North Augusta
Mrs Hattie Green Dies in Aiken Hospital
Mrs Hattie Mae Green of 508 Shady Lane New Ellenton died Wednesday in an Aiken hospital. Funeral plans will be announced by Your Funeral Home.
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New Ellenton
Hattie Mae Green
Shady Lane
Your Funeral Home
Area Peach Crop Shrinks to half normal yield this year
Johnston peach sheds report a 50 percent crop as hours below 45 degrees were insufficient. Marvin English, manager at Top of the Ridge Farms, notes 23 years of supervising crews and predicts losses for growers, workers, and consumers while Florida migrant help harvest all season. Peaches undergo a fast packing process from field to truck with automatic grading and a 2 minute finish. undersized fruit goes to peach brandy as the season’s decline hits demand.
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Washington
Jefferson
Top of the Ridge Farms
Marvin English
English
Johnston
Frank Berry
Berry
Florida
Ridge
Hamp Holmes
John P Miller Dies in Aiken Hospital
John P Miller of 898 Brunswick Lane Aiken died today in Aiken County Hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced by George Funeral Home. A Pitt sburgh native he was a retired civil service employee who lived in Aiken nine years. Survived by his widow Bernice Griffin Miller and several nieces and nephews.
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John P. Miller
Brunswick Lane
Aiken
Aiken County Hospital
George Funeral Home
Pittsburgh
John and Mary Cobentroller
Bernice Griffin Miller
Charmack Unveils Giant Candles in New Jersey
Charmack, managing director of the Todd Gallery at the Fashion Center in Paramus, showcases one of the world’s largest candles to symbolize American ingenuity during the energy crisis. The candle stands six feet high, 13 inches in diameter, weighs 275 pounds, and took a week to craft. Charmack notes many candles he sells burn for five weeks.
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Paramus
N.J
Russell A. Charmack
Todd Gallery
Fashion Center
Charmack
Community Calendar Highlights For Today And Tomorrow
Today's events include Pilot Club at 6 30 pm at Ra mada Inn Duplicate Bridge at 7 30 pm Senior Citizens Clubhouse Crosland Park Camellia Club at 8 pm St Johns Education Building At Anon 123 Linden Street Georgia Carolina Empty Bottle Club at 7 30 pm John Mil ledge Lunchroom Golden Glow No 76 OFS at 8 pm Acacia Lodge Planned Parenthood Vasectomy Clinic 5 8 pm Midlands Valley Shopping Center Tomorrow Recreation Department Bridge at 12 30 pm Virginia Acres Queen City Chapter No 14 C E S at 8 pm Masonic Lodge Laurens Street
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Pilot Club
Ramada Inn
Crosland Park
St John’s
Anon
Linden Street
Georgia-Carolina
John Milledge
Golden Glow
Acacia Lodge
Planned Parenthood
Midland Valley
McIntosh Promotes Jeffersonian Campaign in Aiken
Democratic candidate Jack F. McIntosh spoke from the Aiken County Court House steps promoting a Jeffersonian grassroots campaign. He criticized deficit spending and said higher interest rates raise living costs while urging limits on campaign spending.
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Jack F. McIntosh
Aiken
Aiken County Court House
McIntosh
Anderson
Furman University
Congress
Referendum on Ethics Gains Support in Gubernatorial Race
One of seven Democratic candidates for governor backs a public ethics referendum. Ravenel urges putting ethics laws to voters in November. Morris launches Greenville office with pledge to publish campaign contributions. Dorn criticizes DOJ delay on district reapportionment. Greenwood County campaign stops occur in the lower state.
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Associated Press
Charles D
Pug
Ravenel
Camden
Earle E. Morris Jr
Greenville
U.S
Bryan Dorn
Justice Department
South Carolina
House
Greenwood County
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E.A. Yeater
Fayeteville
Ark
Gladys Bridewald
Parsippany
Ernest Kitchings
Lesley Kitchings
John C. Kitchings
Tom Lybrand
J.H. Odom
James Odom
National Weather Service
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Dept. of Commerce
Great Lakes
Miss Sterling Johnson
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Tom Wilson
Tom Willie Bright
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Hattie Green
Dora Perry
Bradenton
Recreation Department
Virginia Acres
Queen City
C.E.S
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Laurens Street
South Vietnam
Johns Manville
Jones Roofing and Construction Co
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