Deaths and Funerals in Ridge Spring and New Ellenton
RIDGE SPRING John Scott 82 died Saturday in a Lexington County hospital. Funeral Sunday at Ridge Spring Baptist Church. burial in Ridge Spring Cemetery. Survived by widow Maggie Satcher Scott a daughter Joyce Quattlebaum a half sister Bessie Herron. Cumbee Funeral Home Ridge Spring in charge. NEW ELLENTON Charlie Raiford Holmes Jr. died June 20 in Pittsburgh. Funeral arrangements by Your Funeral Home New Ellenton. Native of Barnwell County he was a Four Mile Baptist Church member. His mother Mrs Cora Holmes and Mrs Mattie Holmes, New Ellenton, survive. friends may call at the funeral home.
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Ridge Spring
John Scott
Lexington County
Ridge Spring Baptist Church
Rufus Channerworth
M. B. Webb
South Carolina Highway Department
Bessie Herron
Batesburg
Cumbee Funeral Home
New Ellenton
Charlie Raiford Holmes Jr
Pittsburgh
Barnwell County
Four Mile Baptist Church
Cora Holmes
Mattie Holmes
Joe C. Smith Sr
Columbia
Caledonia Baptist Church
M.l.b.green
Church
Aiken County
Dorotha W. Samuels
Brenda Marie Smith
Rosanna Smith
Joe C. Smith Jr
San Francisco
Calif
Milledge L. Smith
Vasco Smith
William Bruce Smith
Shaddy S. Watson
Georgia S. Borum
Washington, D. C
James Smith
Robinson Funeral Home
Wagener
Johnston woman dies. services set at Harmony Church
Mrs. Jesse Harries Oates 81 of Johnston died Saturday evening in an Aiken County hospital. Funeral services are at 3 p.m. today at Harmony United Methodist Church with Rev. Ross Pickett officiating. graveside at Evergreen Cemetery Chester at 6 p.m. Survivors include two daughters Mrs. Dan M. Herlong Johnston and Mrs. J. K. Lewis Gastonia NC. two sons Jesse Harries Oates Jr. Chester and William Jordan Oates Diboll TX. Clark-Bland Funeral Home Johnston in charge.
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Johnston
Jesse Harries
Lillie Belle Jordan) Oates
Aiken
Harmony United Methodist Church
Ross Pickett
Evergreen Cemetery
Chester
ARP
Dan M. Herlong
J. K. Lewis
Gastonia
N. C
Jesse Harries Oates Jr
William Jordan Oates
Diboll
Tex
Services Held For E. E. Child Retired Financier
Elias Earle Child 94 a retired financial executive and church leader died early Saturday at an Aiken infirmary. Funeral at St John the Apostle in Aiken at 2 pm Sunday officiated by Rev Robert James and Dr Feltham S James. Burial in Green Lawn Cemetery Spartanburg at 5 30 pm. Child born in Pickens son of Rev Rufus A Child and Esse Cleveland Holcombe Child. He married Nola Klugh of Coronaca Greenwood who died in 1969. He held banking and business posts in Greenwood Whitmire New York Spartanburg Columbia Knoxville and Aiken where he helped organize Palmetto Federal Savings and Loan Assn. He led Aiken First Federal later Palmetto Federal as president and chairman 1964. He served Methodist groups and national missions boards and was active at St John United Methodist Church.
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Elias Earle Child
Aiken
St. John United Methodist Church
Robert James
Feltham S. James
Greenlawn Cemetery
Spartanburg
J. Foster Lupo
Pickens
Child
Rufus Alexander Child D.D
Sen
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina Methodist Conference
Uniting Conference
Methodist Church
Kansas City
National Board of Missions
Angus McSwain dies after brief illness at 79 in Aiken
Angus McSwain 79 of RFD 3 Aiken died Friday at home after a brief illness. Funeral at 2 p.m. Monday at George Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Carl Hayes officiating. Burial in Bellevue Memorial Gardens. He was a Palatka Florida native, longtime carpenter cabinet maker, Church member, and longtime Aiken Salvation Army board treasurer. Surviving are two sons, a sister, three grandchildren, and four great grandchildren. Pallbearers listed. honorary pallbearers include U.S. Sen Strom Thurmond and local officials. He was Man of the Year 1964 by the Aiken Chamber of Commerce.
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Angus McSwain
RFD
Aiken
George Funeral Home
Carl Hayes
Bellevue Memorial Gardens
Augusta
Palatka
Fla
Congregational Holiness Church
Irene Edwards McSwain
Tolbert L. McSwain
Charleston
Pearl Barbro
Virginia Beach
Susie Lamb
William V. DeLoach
J. W. Chaney
R. C. Cassidy
George Morgan
C. M. Cassidy
Robert Delucca
Aiken Salvation Army
Aiken Chamber of Commerce
Aiken Rotary Club
William Klugh
Landrum
S. C
Earle Holcombe
Myrtle Beach
W. E. Sawyer
Weaverville
N.C
Aiken Standard Publication Details
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes every afternoon except weekends. The note lists address 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29801 and PO Box 456 with AP dispatch rights and republication terms. It warns on advertising errors and advance payments limits.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
Dr. Cate Named To Board Of Seminary
The Rev. Dr. Robert L. Cate of First Baptist Church was named to The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary board of trustees. The announcement came at the Southern Baptist Convention annual meeting in Dallas last week.
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Robert L. Cate
First Baptist Church
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Southern
Southern Baptist Convention
Dallas
Sizzler Contest Launched With Cash Prizes
A Sizzler contest is announced with a prize of 100 dollars for the winner when the clock stops at 100 degrees. Aiken Standard subscribers with a Farmers and Merchants deposit receive an extra 50 dollars. Second and third place prizes are 30 and 25 dollars respectively.
Housing loans stretch as rates keep buyers wary
Real estate agents describe a split market with high rates and strict loan qualifications. Some brokers show strong loan access and rising sales while others warn that red tape and affordability hinder buyers, especially for smaller tracts and lower cost homes. Inflation remains the overarching obstacle guiding policy and loan pricing.
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Norman Younts
Williams-Younts
Younts
Rachel Harper
Harper-Ratchford
Tom Biddle
Biddle Realty
Biddle
Ken Yaun
Laird Agency
Earl Starkey
Hutson-Etherredge Agency
Whitman's Paper Changes Hands on Long Island
Huntington new york the Long Islander formerly Whitman era weekly has been sold to Dymer Communications operator of a regional chain Founded 135 years ago by Walt Whitman the paper now circulates over 16000 making it the largest community weekly in the area
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Huntington, N.Y
Walt Whitman
Dymer Communication
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Charlie Holmes Jr
Jesse H. Oates
Clark-Bland Funeral Home
Robert O. Conrad
North Augusta
Waccamaw Drive
Edisto Beach
St. Bartholomew Episcopal Church
Quay Rice
Pineview Memorial Gardens
St. Bartholomew Church
Joe C. Smith
Grady James Walton
Vaucluse
Aiken Ave
Vaucluse United
Charly L. Dyson
Williston - Charly Il
Dyson
Williston City Cemetery
L.G. Corder
Williston
E.J. DuPont
Williston United Methodist Church
South Carolina
Law Enforcement Officers Association
Edna H. Dyson
LeGree Dyson
Barnwell
Jimmy Dyson
George Dyson
Alexandria
Clarence Dyson
Jacksonville
Kenneth R. Tidwell
Kenneth Randall Tidwell
Old Edgefield Road
Westover Memorial Park
Robert Faulkner
Tidwell Graphics
Grace United Methodist Church
Barbara Faith Cuyler Tidwell
Randy Tidwell
Tammy Tidwell
George Tidwell
Ted M. Tidwell
C. L. Morgan
Kenneth H. Miller
Bob Hayes
Gene Hornsby
Lowell M. Smith
Robert L. Smith
Capt
Edward Culler
K. Woolington
Woodlawn Ave
Posey
Alex M. Cochran
Alex Maston Cochran Jr
Route 3
James Tollison
Ted Windham
Morris Family Cemetery
James Bowers
St. Paul
Minn
Alice Hailman
Barbara Cochran
James T. Cochran
Henry R. Cochran
Charles W. Cochran
Robert E. Cochran
George H. Cochran
Graniteville
Dwight Morris
Dwight Willing
William Salter
Edward Salter
James Booth
Buddy Widener
Mrs
Rosa Gardner
Rosa Piper
Zion Hill Baptist Church
W. L. Watson
Myrna Baptist Church
Union Progress Society
The
Benevolent Society
Ladies Coats
Rebecca Benjamin
Blackville
Rebecca Joyner
Clarence Gardner
Biltmore
Clement Gardner
James Gardner
Miami
Robert Gardner
New York
N.Y
E. E. Child
AL Ken Standard - Pbm
Plains
Florida
Cate
Sizzler
Starkey
Daniel M. Samonsky
Samonsky Sales Agency
Shealy
James T. Lynn
House
Senate
Marshall Kaplan
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Savings and Loan
Federal Land Bank
Nixon
Whitman
Wm. V. Garrett
Mitchell Shopping
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