Deaths and Funerals Across South Carolina Obituaries
A long obituary list notes funerals for Champ Parker Jr. in Barnwell with burial at St. Marys Church Cemetery and services for Celeste W McLure in Bishopville, plus multiple notices from Augusta to Aiken and North Augusta detailing services, burial sites, survivors, and funeral homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Parker Jr
St. Mary’s Baptist Church
Barnwell
E.W. Davis
Mr. Parker
Route 1
Richmond County
Mariam Parker
Jennie James
North Augusta
Carolyn Terry
Aiken
Elaine Parker
Jackie Parker
Willie L. Parker
Joe Louis Parker
McDaniel Parker
Charles Parker
Fort Louisiana
Annie Parker
Annie L. Rainey
Carrie L. Rogers
Beulah Hickson
Miami Fla
Viola Dagget
Augusta
Evelyn Green
Rosa Hunter
A.J. Parker
Jacksonville
Fla
Charlie Parker
Miami
Louis Parker
Bishopville
Celeste W
Harvey M.) McLure
Hancock Funeral Home
Bishopville Presbyterian Church
Nickie Mae Corley
Greenville St
N.W
Mattie J. Stone
Southside Baptist Church
Robert Boyd
Ernest Purcell
Sunset Hills Cemetery
Stone
John Perry
Charles F. Smith
Jesse C. Smith
Charles A. Thompson
Stephen D. Thompson
Charles Stone
Lee Earl Thompson
Windsor
Hubert Cushman
George Funeral Home
Hoyt Murray
Windsor Baptist Church
Cushman
Columbia
Ethel Johnson
Essie Dubose
Beech Island
Mozelle Boatwright
Wagoner
Horace Cushman
Clarence George Wicks
John Law
Mr. Wicks
Greenbriar
Antoinette F. Wicks
George G. Mwicks
Jangs
Travis Cary Hutto
Aiken County
Gloverville First Baptist Church
S. Hoyt Murray
J. Cole Brown
Danny Settle
Sunset Memory Gardens
Hutto
Asbill M
Flora Boyd Hutto
Aiken Furniture Company
Jefferson Junior High School
South Carolina
Masonic Lodge 174
Melanie Wilson Hutto
Travis C. Hutto Jr
Chad Wilson Hutto
Richard Allen Hutto
June Clark
Gloverville
Posey
Langley
Bridgeton
N.Y
John Williams Canty
Dollie Ann Wheeler
John Canty Jr
New Jersey
Saint Augustine Church
Frances Canty
Janice Williams
Charlotte
N.C
Florine Canty
Los Angeles
Myra Canty
Jackie Canty
Advance payment instruction to Standard PBM Lbeetip tion
The notice directs all advance payments to be made to Standard PBM Lbeetip tion. It emphasizes the designated payee for upfront funds and sets the expected payment method and recipients.
Thunder Chance Stays With Heat Through Friday
The forecast calls for variable clouds and mainly afternoon and evening thundershowers through Friday. Temperatures reach around 90 degrees with lows in the upper 60s. Chance of rain runs 40 percent today, 20 percent tonight, 30 percent tomorrow, with similar conditions into the weekend and into Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Arkansas
New England
Rockies
Central Plains
Northern Plains
Community Calendar with Local Meetings and Events
Readable notices list events for today including vasectomy clinic at Midland Valley Shopping Center in Clearwater 5 to 8 pm Aiken Running Club at Odell Weeks Center and numerous clubs at Smith Hazel Recreation Center Hopeland Gardens and local centers. Tomorrow schedules include museum hours bridge recreation and Narcotics Anonymous with contact at Aiken Standard box for notices and updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland Valley
Clearwater
Aiken Running Club
Odell Weeks Center
Conway Diet Institute
North Augusta
Sertoma Club
North Augusta Country Club
Aiken Chess Club
National Guard
Hopeland Gardens
Duplicate Bridge
Senior Citizens
Aiken Bible Institute
Smith-Hazel
Aiken A.A
Linden St
Al-Anon Family Group
Aiken County Museum
Recreation Department
Narcotics Anonymous
York St
S.E
Myrtle St
New Ellenton
Hijacker Gives Up
A Chicago hijacking ends with the hijacker surrendering after guiding the Boeing 727 back to Kennedy and then returning to New York. Authorities said two key figures involved in the 1975 Yugoslav consulate bombing were connected to negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ireland
Johannesburg
South Africa
Kavaja
Chicago
Stojilko Kajevic
FBI
Otto
Deyan R. Brashich
U.S
Thomas P. Sullivan
Kajevic
Metropolitan
Michael D. Monico
Lena
Kennedy
Mary Rose Noel
A.M. Mitchell
American
United States
Delta Airlines
Cuba
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Yugoslavia
Paris
Cancer Research Advances Drive Caution and Funding
Gerald Murphy of Roswell Park Memorial Institute notes ongoing cancer cause studies and legal bans on risky fish. Bruce Ames and Arthur C. Upton describe multi stage testing from Ames test to animal trials costing about $250000 and 2.5 years. The National Toxicology Program, launched November 1978, aims faster, cheaper tests across nervous system and other systems with hundreds of chemicals under scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Murphy
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Buffalo
N.Y
Ames
Bruce Ames
University of California At Berkeley
Arthur C. Upton
National Cancer Institute
NCI
Frank J. Rauscher
Rauscher
American Cancer Society
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Midwest storms batter farms and towns across several states
The second day of severe weather brought hail rain and tornadoes across the upper Midwest and other states. Five injuries were reported in Minnesota and 40 000 Minneapolis area residents lost power. Damaged crops include corn and soybeans in Tippecanoe Montgomery and nearby counties. Henry Kissinger canceled a fundraiser appearance after his flight encountered the storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Upper Midwest
Minnesota
Les Coleman
National Weather Service
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Indiana
Tippecanoe
Montgomery
Crawfordsville
Ind
New Haven
Allen County
Henry Kissinger
New York
Michigan
Wisconsin
Arkansas
Florida
Missouri
Oklahoma
Reward Fund Grows in Greene Injury Case in Aiken County
The information reward for the injury of North Augusta councilman Thomas W. Greene has reached 2369 dollars. Trustees seek tips leading to arrest and conviction for the October 1978 rock throwing incident. Contact the Aiken County Sheriff's Department with information. Contributions can be sent to North Augusta Farmers and Merchants Bank. Trustees are Walter E. Newman Edward D. Collins and Timothy S. Mirshak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Greene
North Augusta
Greene
Aiken County
Savannah man to face preliminary hearing in Bower murder
Michael Charles Caffe, 29, linked to the March 25 killing of Leslie Bower, has been deemed mentally competent for trial after months of competency testing. Bower's body was found March 31 in a creek near a Savannah area truck stop on U.S. 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Leslie Bower
Michael Charles Caffe
U.S. 17
Guard Band Performs in Hopeland Gardens Tonight
The South Carolina National Guard Army Band of Newberry directed by Charles P. Pruitt will perform at Hopeland Gardens at 7 PM in the gardens' performing arts area. The annual tour substitutes for training. the public may bring chairs or blankets. If rain, the event moves to the H Odell Weeks Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina National Guard
Army Band of Newberry
Hopeland Gardens
Charles P. Pruitt
Pruitt
H. Odell Weeks Center
Wagener Council Fires Lucas Ray From Commission
Wagener official Lucas Ray is removed from the Wagener Water and Sewer Commission after a state highway cut without an easement and interference with town employees, per a letter from Mayor John A. Cofer. Ray disputes the action and seeks a public meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagener
Lucas Ray
Wagener Water and Sewer Commission
Ray
John A
Tony) Cofer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Celeste W. McLure
Lula W. Preston
Lula Winn Preston
Greenville
Clarence G. Wicks
Travis Hutto
John W. Canty
Pansy L. Scott
Pansy Leone Scott
Gunter Familyemetery
Selvern
V. Wayne C. Gunter
Ralph S. Garvin Jr
George Albert Still
Gaston M. Rosier
Madeline A
W.L.) Crenshaw
Bradenton
Home For Funerals
Largo
Donna Swetman
Paula Richardson
Paul Crenshaw
Robert Lamb
Aiken Standard
NOAA
U.S. Dept. of Commerce
Paul Musick
Mead Hall
Lynne Katonak
Midwest
Fay Chete
Aiken Technical College
Maddox
Advancement Studies Division
TEC
Guard
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