Deaths And Funerals
Augusta notices list Osie Mixon and Lula Stewart Goldman among the deceased. Details include survivors, church affiliations, and burial plans. services set at Levels Baptist Church and Earl Church of God with pallbearers named.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1976
Page
2
Augusta notices list Osie Mixon and Lula Stewart Goldman among the deceased. Details include survivors, church affiliations, and burial plans. services set at Levels Baptist Church and Earl Church of God with pallbearers named.
Aiken Standard, established 1867, publishes afternoons except weekends from 124 Rutland Drive, Aiken SC 29801. The notice states AP dispatches are exclusive to local news and AP content, with no responsibility for advertisement errors and guidance on advance payments to the publisher.
North Augusta magistrate George F. DeLaughter Jr. died Tuesday in an Augusta hospital. Funeral services were set for 4 p.m. at North Augusta First Baptist Church with burial in Pineview Gardens. Survived by his wife Sarah, two daughters, and a brother.
The Aiken Standard corrects an obituary error from Monday regarding the death of Norman Maxie Walton. The victim was misnamed as Norman Maxie Fields in earlier reporting. The death was ruled accidental.
A biographical directory listing 440 individuals active in the world of art living in or native to the United States Canada and Mexico. Published by Bowker, it covers major achievements and profiles across North America in 1978.
Lazar Laurel 84 of 121 Florence St SW died Tuesday at Aiken Community Hospital. He owned Laurel Hardware and was a World War I veteran. Funeral 11 a.m. Thursday at Adath Yeshurum Synagogue with burial at Sons of Israel Cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs William Martello, sister Dora Blum, and a niece and nephew. Memorials to Heart Fund.
Tonight the Knights of Columbus meet at 1003 Spaulding Drive. Tomorrow events include Newcomers Coffee at Aiken First Presbyterian Fellowship Hall and a food stamp issuance at the Jaycee Hut in North Augusta. Also scheduled are Kiwanis at the Ramada Inn, Aiken Chess Club at Virginia Acres, Duplicate Bridge at the Senior Citizens Clubhouse, New Ellenton Lions Club at St. Pauls United Methodist, and the Area Three Schools Advisory Council meeting on Highway 1 in Langley.
Royal discusses President Carter's path to re election noting a November victory unless an international crisis or Carter error occurs He says Carter would beat Reagan or Ford with large margins and credits themes of healing honesty and integrity for Carter momentum He plans to join the Carter staff in New York and continues coordinating campaign details.
Following a surge of deeds and judgments, attorneys testified they paid required fees with canceled checks. Defense asked about Mrs. Scott’s reputation for honesty. most said it was good. The case alleges embezzlement of 2734 dollars from county funds in 1974 and 1975. Defense by Henderson Johnson and Williams. prosecution by Coleman, Bowers, and Davis.
Dunbar edges Davis in the primary while Cullinan wins the Republican nomination. Turnout runs 11.5 percent as each candidate gears up for November contests with James K. Gregory and James R. Rhoden advancing to face them. Davis weighs options under the AG ruling on unexpired terms.
The $3.95 billion employment bill to create 200000 public works jobs faces a House vote and possible presidential veto. Ford vetoed a prior 600000 jobs bill last February. Initiated by House Democrats in March 1975, it aimed to curb unemployment in construction and related industries and spur national growth.
Rusche argued nuclear power is safe if properly managed and urged continued public information through the NRC. He stressed safety as the core goal, noted minimal radioactivity from SRP, and warned against overregulation while supporting periodic program justification and strong public health safeguards.
Three year old Melissa Jill Ferguson of Montmorenci died from injuries after a van collided with a car at the Highway 118 Camellia Street intersection in Aiken about 8:30 am. Her mother Teresa Ferguson survives along with maternal grandparents and several aunts and uncles.
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