Deaths And Funerals For Andrew Powell III
Funeral services for 13 year old Andrew Powell III of 720 Abbeville Ave will be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow at Jackson-Brooks Memorial Chapel Aiken with Rev A A Dicks officiating. Burial will be in Pine Lawn Memorial Gardens Pallbearers include Joseph Drayton Sammy Drayton James Drayton Ferrall Drayton Wade Morris Jr and Robert Earl Merritt Friends may call at the residence or Dunns Chapel United Methodist Church funeral home. Among survivors is a son Chester O Story of North Augusta. Callings may occur at Platts Funeral Home until 2 p.m. and then at the church.
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Andrew Powell III
Abbeville Ave
Jackson-Brooks Memorial Chapel
Aiken
A.A. Dicks
Pine Lawn Memorial Gardens
Joseph Drayton
Sammy Drayton
James Drayton
Ferrall Drayton
Wade Morris Jr
Robert Earl Merritt
Dunns Chapel United
Death of Hector S McKenzie in Bath area burial set
Hector S McKenzie 73 of 207 Eden Drive Lynwood Bath died yesterday in an Augusta hospital. Funeral 3 p.m. tomorrow at Kingdom Hall Aiken with Grady Rains Jr. funeral at Langley Cemetery. Survived by widow Merle Kirkland McKenzie a daughter Lorine and son Tyrus B. McKenzie. Burial at Langley.
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Bath
Hector S. McKenzie
Eden Drive
Lynwood Bath
Augusta Hospital
Kingdom Hall
Aiken
Grady Rains Jr
Langley Cemetery
McKenzie
Eden
Seminole Mills
Jehovah's Wit
Mrs. W Harvey Story Dies in Atlanta
Mrs. W Harvey Story once of Augusta and a native of Columbia County died Tuesday in Atlanta. Funeral services are set for 3 p.m. tomorrow at Dunns Chapel United Methodist Church with Rev Elton Larson officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery. She had lived in Atlanta for four years. She was a longtime Augusta resident.
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Augusta
W. Harvey
Hester Bohler
Story
Atlanta
Dunns Chapel United Methodist Church
Elton Larson
Columbia County
Aiken Standard Publication Notice and Policies
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes daily except Saturdays and Sundays from 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29801. It reserves rights to republication and disclaims responsibility for ad errors with corrections in the next issue and notes advance payments limits and submission details.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
Funeral services for Carrie Gantt in Mine Creek Church
Funeral services for 52 year old Carrie Gantt who died Sunday will be held at 4 p.m. today at Mine Creek Baptist Church with Rev. Carl Sullivan officiating. Burial follows in the church cemetery Amos Sons Funeral Home Johnston in charge.
M Ray Clark Dies After Brief Illness At Home
M Ray Clark of 918 Abbeville Ave NW died this morning at his residence after a brief illness. Funeral arrangements will be announced by George Funeral Home. Surviving are his widow Mae Bodie Clark and a daughter Mrs Jack Duncan of Aiken. Friends may call at his daughter's residence 4103 Trolleyline Road.
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M. Ray Clark
Abbeville Ave
N.W
The
George Funeral Home
Mae Bodie Clark
Jack Duncan
Aiken
Clark
Trolleyline Road
Derrick Appointed To Budget Panel And Task Forces
Rep Derrick of South Carolina is named to Budget Committee Task Forces to oversee full budget process for 1977, budget art changes, CBO oversight, and 1978 functional categories. He also joins Human Resources Program Task Force for five year projections across education manpower social services health and poverty elimination.
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Washington
Butler Derrick
D-S.c
Budget Committee
Derrick
Congressional Budget Office
Brock Adams
Parren Mitchell
Plans Dropped For Hearst Book
A free lance writer says Steven Weed paid 15 000 dollars to drop plans to publish a book about Patricia Hearst. Roger Rapoport said the out of court settlement ended a lawsuit over work on the manuscript that cited sex and drug habits. Hearst, daughter of Randolph Hearst, was engaged to Weed and lived with him in Berkeley when she was kidnapped February 4 1974.
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Berkeley
Calif
Steven Weed
Patricia Hearst
Roger Rapoport
Weed
Rapoport
Miss Hearst
Randolph A. Hearst
The
San Francisco Examiner
Republicans and Rudnick Hold Separate Meetings Tonight
The Aiken County Republican Party will host a public meeting at 7 30 p m at the H Odell Weeks Activities Building Virginia Acres Recreational Park. Rep Cecil Collins explains the Home Rule Bill and Sen Gilbert McMillan reports on the State Senate reapportionment.
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Rep
Rudnick
Aiken County
Republican Party
H. Odell Weeks
Virginia Acres Recreational Park
Gilbert McMillan
S.C. Senate
Marshall Cain
Ford Proposes Unranium Switch dustry in operating private enterprise
Government officials describe a plan to let private firms run enriched uranium plants with a federal guarantee up to 8 billion dollars to cover losses from cost overruns. Private funding would come 50 to 60 percent from foreign sources while America would retain control. Iran, Japan and West Germany were named as potential financiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustry
America
Iran
Japan
West Germany
Sen
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Ford
Congress
A New Grass Case Baffles Aiken Judge
Aiken County Family Court Judge Howard K. Williamson found 15 peat pots of marijuana and four large clay pots of the weed at his Chukker Creek Road home. He handed the plants to the narcotics division as vandalism injuries and party activity damaged his house.
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Howard K. Williamson
Aiken County
Williamson
Chukker Creek Road
Williams
Irving seeks bankruptcy amid huge libel suit and debts
Author Clifford Irving and his wife filed for voluntary bankruptcy in Brooklyn federal court. They list assets of 410 dollars versus liabilities including a 55 million dollar libel suit in Manhattan, 344 thousand owed to McGraw-Hill, 140 thousand in taxes, and 192 thousand in legal fees. He also mentions a sailboat on Ibiza and family residence abroad.
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New York
Clifford Irving
Howard Hughes
Irving
Brooklyn
U.S. District Court
Manhattan
Fernand Legros
McGraw-Hill
Hughes
Spanish Island
Ibiza
Edith
Burnettown WMU to Celebrate Centennial Birthday
Burnettown First Baptist Church will observe the Woman's Missionary Union centennial with 10 a.m. services led by the missions groups. Attendees are asked to wear clothes from 1875 to 1975 and a dinner will be served on the church grounds.
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Burnettown
Missions Organizations
Princess Christiana to marry Jorge Guillermo in Amsterdam ceremony
Princess Christina, youngest Dutch princess, will wed Jorge Guillermo a Cuban born New Yorker and Harlem social worker with a civil ceremony in Baarn and a church service at Utrecht Cathedral. The couple, both 28, will live in New York City after the wedding. Christina is nearly blind and teaches French and music at a Montessori school. Jorge is an educator associated with a school for socially deprived Black children and recently became a U.S. citizen.
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Amsterdam
The
Netherlands
Christina
Jorge Guillermo
Harlem
Baarn
Holland
New York City
Jorge
City Settles Out Of Court On Accident
Settlement reached for 5000 dollars in a damages suit against the city of Aiken. Plaintiff Mel ford Tinsley sought 10000 for personal injuries and 1700 for property damages after a collision with a police vehicle driven by Officer Charles Edwards during pursuit of another car.
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Aiken
Melford Tinsley
Charles Edwards
Tinsley
Rodney Peeples
Derrick to Speak at North Augusta and Aiken Events
Derrick appears at multiple public engagements this week. On Monday at 8 p.m. he addresses residents at North Augusta City Hall with a Q and A. On July 4 at 5 p.m. he speaks in Aiken at Citizens Field for the Old-Fashioned Fourth of July event and will present the Revoluti Gndsden Flag to Scout Troop 146. On July 6 at 11:15 a.m. he attends a breakfast meeting of the Anti och Church in Edgefield as guest speaker.
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Derrick
North Augusta
Council Chambers
Aiken
Shriners Club of
Aiken County
Citizens Field
South Aiken Presbyterian Church
Antioch Church
Edgefield
Man Assaulted on Hampton Ave in Aiken
Aiken City Police investigate an assault near Herron's Store on Hampton Avenue. Tilman Eubanks says two black males accosted him, attempted to take money, and fled after a struggle. Also under investigation is a tape player theft from Spencer Glenn Beard’s car while at work. Two Warrenville juveniles were arrested for shoplifting at Mc Crory's on Laurens Street, taking glue and a shirt.
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Aiken City
Herron’s
Hampton Avenue
Tilman Eubanks
Herron's
Eubanks
Spencer Glenn Beard
Beard
Big Star
Mitchell Shopping Center
Warrenville
McCrory's
Laurens Street
Rudnick to Hold Public Meeting on Home Rule Bill in Aiken
Representative Irene K. Rudnick will host a public session at 8 p.m. in room 107 at the University of South Carolina Aiken campus. She will discuss the Home Rule Bill and its impact on Aiken County plus her attendance and voting records and a review of recently passed legislation.
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Irene K. Rudnick
Aiken
University of South Carolina
Rudnick
Aiken County
Mittelburg completes University study in Organization Management
Mrs. Mary Mittelburg executive director of the North Augusta Chamber of Commerce completed a five day session at the University of Georgia in Organization Management. The program offers 34 classroom hours designed to boost skills for voluntary organization executives as part of a nationwide series sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce of the United States.
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North Augusta
Mary Mittelburg
North Augusta Chamber of Commerce
University of Georgia
Mittelburg
Georgia Institute
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Bakersfield Fire Crew Early Return to Station Burglary
Engine Co 3 responded to a seizure call at 1 49 PM and returned at 2 PM to find their station burglarized during their absence. The four man crew aided the seizure victim before discovering the break in.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Ap) Engine Co. 3
Family thanks for kindness after bereavement
The family of William J. Mickey Preachers expresses gratitude for flowers, food, and prayers received during their loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J
Mickey
Tin can lids and recipes at a garage sale
A notices a garage sale offering old tin cans with covers. The muted colors and vintage printing add kitchen charm. Some cans may carry faded recipe prints, enticing collectors or home cooks alike.
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Nesses
Merle Kirkland McKenzie
Lorine McKenzie
Tyrus B. McKenzie
Oklahoma
Posey
Langley
W. Harvey Story
Carrie Gantt
Tery
Amos & Sons Funeral Home
Johnston
Hearst Book
National Guard Armory
National Guard
Graniteville
Scott Hunter
Cecil Collins
Ture
Aikens County
Ena
National Weather Service
NOAA
U.S. Dept of Commerce
Gulf
Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Midwest
Northwest
Central Rockies
Princess Christiana
Juliana
Prince Bernhard
Utrecht
Hampton Ave
Mrs. Mittelburg
Mead Hall
L.V. Kosinski
Town Creek
Dan McBride
Will Rogers
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