Deaths And Funerals Of Cmdr. James E Calloway U S N Ret
Cmdr. James Edward Calloway retired U S Navy dies Tuesday. Funeral service at 3 p m today in Union Cemetery Garnett with Revs John M Williams Jr and John B McCullough officiating. Burial with Masonic Rites at the church cemetery. Survived by widow Thelma Hudson Padgett two sons Kenneth and Vincent Padgett five brothers and one sister. Memorials to Heart Fund Mt Olive Baptist Church building fund. George Funeral Home in charge.
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James Edward Calloway
U.S.N
Belmont Road
Aiken
Union Cemetery
Garnett
John M. Williams Jr
John B. McCullough
George Funeral Home
Wyman Nixon
Hampton County
Hampton County Public Works
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
Evergreen Masonic Lodge
Hampton
Thelma Hudson Padgett
Varnville
Kenneth Padgett
Vincent Padgett
Barnwell
Mack Padgett
Estell
Carl Padgett
Paul Padgett
Sam D. Padgett
Lincolnton
Clarence Padgett
Holley Hill
Jenny Applby
James Island
Heart Fund
Mt. Olive
James W Faulkner of North Augusta Dies. Funeral set
James W Faulkner of 212 East Pinegrove Ave North Augusta died Tuesday Funeral services were at 3 PM in Poseys Funeral Home Chapel North Augusta led by Rev Robert Ledbetter with burial at Sunset Hill Cemetery under Masonic rites He owned Jim's Radio for 35 years and worked on WJBF TV He was a member of Acacia Lodge and North Augusta First Baptist Church Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers listed Friends may call at the funeral home.
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North Augusta
James William Faulkner
East Pinegrove Ave
Posey
Funeral Home
Robert Ledbetter
Sunset Hill Cemetery
Faulkner
Jim’s Radio
WJBF
Acacia Lodge
North Augusta First Baptist Church
Irene McKinney Faulkner
James Richard Faulkner
Eatontown
N.J
Mattie Adams Faulkner
Mae Faulkner Atkinson
Beech Island
Earl H. Bergen Jr
C.M. Callicott
E. David Freeman
Q.T. Miller
William L. McKinney
D. Wayne Jowers
Hammond I. Peebles
J. Wayne Weatherford
Padgett Rites Planned At Mt Olive Church
Lewis Roy Padgett, 58, died Tuesday night in an Augusta hospital. A funeral is set for 4 p.m. today at Mt. Olive Baptist Church with the Rev.
Aiken Standard Publisher Notice and policy details
A standard masthead notice from the Aiken Standard lists publish days as afternoons except weekends, postal and address details, and AP rights. It notes exclusive AP reproduction rights for local news and general republication rights, with error corrections in the next issue and payment terms for advance subscriptions at five weeks maximum.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
Earnest M. Mixon Sr. Dies At 69 In Augusta
Earnest Marion Mixon Sr. 69 of 925 Moore Ave. Augusta died Wednesday at home. Funeral 4 p.m. Friday at Poteet Funeral Home Green Street Chapel with Rev. Dr. James L. Adkins officiating. Burial in Westover Memorial Park. Native of McBean Ga., long-time Augusta resident, retired steamfitter and Local 150 member. Survived by wife Flossie Mae. three daughters Sarah Hale Stockton Calif Mary Fite Avondale Estates Alma Cole Houston. two sons Frank Hampton Mixon Augusta William Turby Jeffers San Antonio. sister Geneva Johnson Aiken. stepmother Irene Mixon Davis Waynesboro. brother Herbert H. Mixon Millen. Memorials to American Cancer Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta - Earnest
Flossie Mae DeBow Mixon
Augusta
Sarah Mixon Hale
Stockton
Calif
Mary Mixon Fite
Avondale Estates
Alma Cole
Houston
Tex
Frank Hampton Mixon
William Turby Jeffers
San Antonio
Geneva Johnson
Aiken
Irene Mixon Davis
Waynesboro
Herbert H. Mixon
Millen
American Cancer Society
Hopeland Concert Set Monday by Aiken Band and Choir
The Hopeland Gardens Concert Series presents a Monday 7 15 p m concert by the Aiken Community Band and St John s United Methodist Church Carol Choir near the fountains. The program features popular and classical selections including Moon River Deep River Suite and Jesus Joy of Man s Desiring with free admission.
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Hopeland Gardens
Aiken
St. John’s United
Rice waste prompts church appeal in Manila wedding customs
AP reports church authorities in Manila urge the nation to stop throwing rice at weddings to reduce grain waste. The government plans to import $100 million worth of rice this year to prevent shortages, though no data on wedding rice waste were available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Parker Sees No Trouble In Race For Congress Seat
Seneca Republican Parker lines up for the third district seat vacated by W J Dorn. He argues Watergate won t derail him in a Democratic stronghold and urges Congress to curb spending and cut foreign aid while defending national defense. He says health care and mass transit require action and notes his prior switch from Democrat to Republican. He previously served in the South Carolina State Senate and the Small Business Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Allen
Marshall Parker
W.J. Bryan Dorn
Parker
Dorn
South Carolina
White House
House Judiciary Committee
Congress
Executive Branch
South Viet Nam
United States
State Senate
Seneca Dairyman
U. S
Ernest F. Hollings
Small Business Administration
First Step In Bridge Suit Taken
The city of Aiken filed a declaratory judgment against Southern Railway Co and M L McGee Co over liability in the Laurens Street bridge collapse last January During a Wednesday hearing Judge Julius B Ness considered adding consulting engineers Patchen Mingledorff as a necessary party Their stance and the citys lack of demand against the firm were debated with no final ruling reported.
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City of
Railroad Company
Construction Company
McGee
Patchen & Mingledorff
M.L. McGee Co
Alfred Dufour
Dufour
Palmour Hollis
Aiken
Ness
Radio Exec Keeping Items in Jail Says He Won’t Release Evidence
Los Angeles AP reports jailed radio executive Will Lewis, general manager of KPFK FM, says he will not surrender a Symbionese Liberation Army tape and Weather Underground letter. He would reconsider if Pacifica Foundation directors advise.
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Los Angeles
FBI
Will Lewis
Kpfk-Fm
The
Pacifica Foundation
KPFK
Two Workers Injured in 25 Foot Fall at Edgefield Site
Two Crom Corporation workers, Steve Sharp 20 of North Augusta and Ronnie Queen 18 of Hawthorne Florida, fell 25 feet from a roof collapsing at the Edgefield County Water District Project. Both were taken to University Hospital after the incident near North Augusta around 8:30 a.m. No cause for the roof collapse has been determined.
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North Augusta
Steve Sharp
Indian Mound Drive
Ronnie Queen
Hawthorne
Fla
University Hospital
Edgefield County
North Augusta Chamber Sets Tuesday Luncheon Speaker
North Augusta featuring Howard Folkman manager of Manpower Resources for the State Development Board will headline the Tuesday luncheon of the Greater North Augusta Chamber of Commerce.
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North Augusta
Howard Folkman
State Development Board
Greater
Pre-Release Center Opens July 1 at CCI in Columbia
Root notes state pays 3600 annually for each inmate housed at Central Correctional Institute in Columbia where 1800 inmates are confined. A pre release resident saves state about 350 yearly and must meet work release criteria with no discipline in the past year. Many murder cases allowed if crime of passion. rapists excluded. Alcohol problems common, disciplinary actions follow drinking. Stockade remodeled to ease reintegration. County funded 56250 for initial transfer. state spent 80000 on site renovations and will fund ongoing program without county money.
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Root
Central Correctional Institute
CCI
Columbia
Roof
Aiken County
Three Thefts Reported Totaling 1400 In Merchandise
Nearly 1400 dollars in goods were stolen in three county and city thefts. Motorola walkie talkie worth 625 taken from M L McGee Construction at 419 Laurens St N W Aiken. Sheriff deputies investigate 488 dollar truck cargo theft from Pipeline Road on Highway 19 North including tools and fuel. North Augusta break in at Harold Hull home 1005 Tamarack Drive yields tape player AM FM radio and radio after a pried screen and jimmied kitchen window. Investigator Henry Kirkland leads the Hull case.
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Motorola
M.L. McGee Construction Company Inc
Laurens St
N.W
Aiken
Joe Owens
Highway 19
North August
Harold L. Hull
Tamarack Drive
North Augusta
Aiken County Hospital Board Advances EMT Training and Audits
Aiken County moves forward with EMT training and reports two audits by the DC Health and Blue Cross Medicare. An audit reviewed utilization and another checked 88 Medicare charts for payment certification. The board re-elected Dr Poda as chair and Howard Larson as vice chair for 1974 75. A chaplain program will be led by Dr Feltham James. Ongoing efforts seek a county psychiatrist and hospital storage and generator noise issues are being addressed.
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Aiken County
EMT
Feltham James
Poda
Howard Larson
Don L. Pennington
Community Calendar Activities in Midland Area Tonight
Planned Parenthood vasec tomy clinic at Midland Valley Shopping Center 5 p m and p m. Duplicate Bridge 7 30 p m Senior Citizens Clubhouse NOW meeting 8 p m Heritage Room F and M Bank Al Anon 8 30 p m 123 Linden Street Pilot Club 6 30 p m Security Federal Sertoma Club 7 30 p m North Augusta Country Club Masonic Lodge of Belvedere 7 30 p m Belvedere Masonic Lodge Food Stamp Issuance 10 30 a m 2 30 p m First State Bank Civic Room Beech Island Recreation Bridge 12 40 p m Virginia Acres Senior Citizens Club 7 30 p m Clubhouse Aiken Area Council on Aging 7 30 p m St Johns Methodist Church Education Building
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Senior Citizens
F & M Bank
al Anon
Linden Street
Pilot Club
Security Federal
Sertoma Club
North Augusta
Masonic Lodge of
Belvedere
Belvedere Masonic Lodge
First State Bank
Civic Room
Beech Island
Virginia Acres
Senior Citizens Club
Aiken Area
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James Calloway Sr
James W. Faulkner
AI Ken Standard - Pbm
Earnest M. Mixon Sr
Hopeland
Wendell Hall
Judge Ness
N. A
Crom Corporation
Gainesville, Fla
Henry Kirkland
Converse
Medicare
Pee Ree
Southwest
Plains States
Upper
Great Lakes
New England
Planned Parenthood
Midland Valley Shopping Center
Compa
C. Ph
Mitchell Shopping
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