Doo Little Rites Held At Gloverville First Baptist
Jack Doo Little of Gloverville died Sunday at Aiken County Hospital. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Gloverville First Baptist Church with Rev. Al Thielke officiating. Burial will follow at Langley Cemetery. Pallbearers include Gene Doolittle Reuben Hall Harold Freeman Charlie Adkinson Tom Hill P.D. Smith J.D. Doolittle G.D. Doolittle Strom Doolittle Robert W. Freeman Albert Doolittle and Arthur Doolittle. He was a native of Edgefield County and longtime resident of Gloverville a retired employee of United Merchants and Manufacturing Corp. He belonged to Gloverville First Baptist Church. Surviving are his widow Beatrice Chriswell Doolittle one daughter Jeannette Newman five sons Jack Doolittle Jr Colie Doolittle Farrell Doolittle David and Timmey Doolittle two step sons Eddie Chriswell Lewis Covar Robert Langley and Robert Covar two brothers Clarence Doolittle and Jesse Doolittle and three sisters Ruthie Doolittle Fannie McGee and Rhoda Wood.
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Gloverville
Jack Doolittle
Aiken County Hospital
Gloverville First Baptist Church
al Thielke
Langley Cemetery
Gene Doolittle
Reuben Hall
Harold Freeman
Charlie Adkinson
Tom Hill
P.D. Smith
J.D. Doolittle
G.D. Doolittle
Strom Doolittle
Robert W. Freeman
Colie Doolittle
Warrenville
Farrell Doolittle
Bath
David
Timmey Doolittle
Eddie Chriswell
Graniteville
Lewis Covar
Augusta
Robert Langley
Robert Covar
Charleston
Clarence Doolittle
Jesse Doolittle
Edgefield
Ruthie Doolittle
Modoc
Fannie McGee
Rhoda Wood
Martinez
Obituary of O Neal B Black Batesburg engineer dies
Oneal B. Black 63 of Batesburg died Monday. He was a native of Saluda County and an engineer for the South Carolina Highway Department. He was a member of Faith Lutheran Church. Survived by wife Irella Horn Black one son Gene O Black of West Columbia one daughter Mrs Bruce Shealy of Batesburg four brothers and three sisters. Funeral arrangements by Attaway LyBrand Funeral Home Batesburg.
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Batesburg
Oneal Brunson Black
Attaway LyBrand Funeral Home
Black
Saluda County
South Carolina Highway Department
Irella Horn Black
Gene O. Black
West Columbia
Bruce Shealy
William M. Black
Ward
Cecil F. Black
Baltimore
H. Irby Black
Hazel E. Black
Calvin Werts
Saluda
Corine Black
Henry Hazel
Aiken Standard Operations and Subscription Rates
Official notice of the Aiken Standard details publication frequency, mailing address, and ZIP code 29801. It lists post office box, street address, and delivery options with per week, per month, and per year rates, along with AP rights and error correction policy.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S C
S.C
Associated Press
Kennerly, Swansea Matriarch Dies After Illness
Mrs. J C Kennerly 86 of Swansea died Friday at Richmond Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Funeral services were held at Ebenezer Methodist Church Poole's Cross Roads with two reverends officiating. She was a native of MacEdisto in Lexington County and survived by three sons four daughters and four sisters.
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Swansea
J.C
Henrietta) Kennerly
Richmond Memorial Hospital
Ebenezer Methodist Church
Poole’s Cross Roads
Enoch S. Finklea
Herndon Sheppard
Kennerly
MacEdisto
Lexington County
Lewis Kennerly
John C. Kennerly
Neeces
Lee Onan Kennerly
Charleston
Laurie Johnson
Wagoner
M. Clyde Hendrix
Andrews
Samuel A. George
Lexington
Willie L. Peele
Eva Harley
Baden
N.C
Annie Harley
Blanche Knight
Gladys Harley
West Columbia
Mrs C R Schindler obituary in Aiken County
Mrs C R Schindler also known as Bessie Lee Cheshier Schindler of RFD 1 Aiken died Sunday at a New Ellenton geriatric center. Funeral tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Corinth Baptist Church Cemetery New Ellenton officiated by Rev G Dana Waters III. She lived in Aiken County for 20 years and was a Presbyterian church member. Surviving is one sister Mrs Hattie Moorwood Rifle Col.
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Clinton R
Bessie Lee Cheshier) Schindler
RFD 1
Aiken
New Ellenton
Corinth Baptist Church
G. Dana Waters III
Schindler
Aiken County
The
Presbyterian Church
Hattie Moorwood
Rifle
Sherrod Holmes 87 Dies at Antioch Baptist Church
Sherrod Holmes 87 died Sunday at 3 p.m. at Antioch Baptist Church with Rev. Richard Brewer and Rev. J.T. Littlejohn officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Survived by one daughter Joanne Nowak Edgefield and one sister Fannie Parkman McCormick.
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Edgefield
Sherrod Holmes
Antioch Baptist Church
Richard Brewer
J.T. Littlejohn
Joanne Nowak
Fannie Parkman
McCormick
Food Stamp Use in Aiken County Drops in April
Russell H. James, Southeast regional administrator of USDA Food and Nutrition Service, reports 10 481 county residents enrolled in food stamps in April versus 11 422 in March. The figures reflect low income recipients in Aiken County.
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Aiken County
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Russell H. James
USDA
Food and Nutrition Service
National Drug Hotline Established to Aid Hotline
President Nixon created a national toll free drug hotline inviting anonymous tips on drug sellers. In the first three days the line received over 1,000 messages, usable nationwide at 800 368 5365.
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Aiken County
Nixon
Humoring Turns Dream Into Aiken Adult Center Reality
Mrs. Patsy McManaway told the Sertoma Club of Aiken how support from the club and others created a unique county facility for adults with mental, emotional, or physical challenges. Seventeen clients work and socialize five days a week at the center on Lancaster and Richland Avenue, crafting items sold through the center.
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Patsy McManaway
Sertoma Club
Aiken
McManaway
Robert S. Perry Jr
Grand Jury Controversy Swirls Over Stockade Inquiry
Aiken County grand jury controversy centers on Gene Seigler, foreman, with reports of an upcoming meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the grand jury room behind the courthouse. Seigler denies involvement and says a guard may have misrepresented his actions.
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Self As Seigler
Grand Jury
Seigler
Aiken Standard
Augusta
Aiken County
North Carolina
Aiken
AEC Declares Savannah River Site an Environment Park
The AEC designates the Savannah River Plant area as an environmental research park. The 22 mile border along the Savannah River includes swamp land pine forests an old town site and a large man made lake. Funding for environmental research and monitoring runs about 1 million dollars annually with plans for future projects funded by other agencies and private institutions.
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AEC
Savannah River
Nixon
SRP
DuPont Co
Savannah River Ecology Laboratory
University of Georgia
Comment on Grand Jury Foreman Denies Aiken Standard Talk
The Grand Jury foreman Gene Seigler denied speaking with the Aiken Standard Friday morning after a Monday interview claim. Plant security reported seeing Seigler around 11 a.m. Friday, while Seigler said he returned home around 6 p.m. Tuesday.
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Owens Corning
Seigler
Aiken Standard
County Clerk of Court
Gene Seigler
Grand Jury
Aiken
Clemson Coach Promises Better Football Ahead
Clemson coach told Aiken Rotary Club the Tigers expect improvement this year. He cited returning starters, added junior college players, and a fast defense with two quarterbacks who can run and pass. He noted tough schedule with Oklahoma and potential stadium upgrades including astroturf.
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Clemson
Aiken Rotary Club
South Carolina
Jordan
Jim Washington
University of Oklahoma
Summer Concert Set at Clearwater Church
The Clearwater First Baptist Church sponsors a summer concert by the Oak Gunner Baptist Church Youth Choir of Ocala Florida. The program is set for 8 p.m. Tuesday at the church.
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Clearwater
The
Clearwater First Baptist Church
Oak Gunner Baptist Church
Ocala
Fla
Community Calendar Meeting Schedule for Aiken Groups
The Aiken Jaycees meet in the Jaycee Hut at 7 30 p m The St Marys Women meet at 7 45 in Parish Hall The Citizens for Valley Progress meet at 8 p m in Langley Clubhouse The Toastmasters meet at 7 p m in the Commercial Hotel The Aiken Chess Club meets at 7 30 p m at the Pet Dairy Building The Center Fire Department members Will meeting Tim at the department.
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Center Fire Department
Tim
Aiken Jaycees
St. Mary's Women
Parrish Hall
Citizens For Valley Progress
Langley
Aiken Chess Club
Pet Dairy
Two Injured In North Augusta Wreck At Georgia Avenue
A two car crash at Georgia Avenue and Martintown Road injured two people. Jeanette Roberts 20 of 912 West Avenue North Augusta was ejected. Frances Hatcher of Milledgeville Ga was taken to the hospital. Police say Hatcher’s car hit Roberts’s on the left side as both cars spun after impact. A separate break in at 776 West Martintown Road alarmed Ben Rucker. Valued items included a pistol two boxes of shells a portable color TV and jewelry. Detective Sgt. B E Nichols is investigating.
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North Augusta
Georgia Avenue
Martintown Road
Jeanette Roberts
W. Ave
Frances Hatcher
Rt. 2
Milledgeville
Roberts
Martintown
Hatcher
Miss Roberts
Sgt. B.E. Nichols
Five Aiken Alumni Volunteer for Alumni Association Work
Wofford College announces five Aiken alumni have volunteered to engage alumni on a person to person basis. Contacts are J M George Ferrell L Holley Jr Lamar L Kiesler Claude C Robbins and Thomas R Walton.
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Wofford College
Aiken
J.M. George
Ferrell L. Holley Jr
Lamar L. Kiesler
Claude C. Robbins
Thomas R. Walton
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