Deaths And Funerals In Aiken Area March 1996
Notices of multiple local deaths and funeral plans from March 1996, including Harriet Heath of Charleston and World War II veteran Major, with burial sites in New Ellenton and Jackson. Details cover survivors, service times, and funeral home arrangements across Aiken, Jackson, and Centerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County
Miss Heath
Hansford Byron Heath
Ida Bentley Heath
Spartanburg General Hospital School of Nursing
U.S. Army Nurse Corps
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Mary Evelyn Bonds
New Ellenton
Retired Officers Association
Henry Stark, Inc
Downtown Chapel
Charleston
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Aiken
Funeral services for Masor Chief Joseph E. Long
Funeral services for Masor Chief Joseph E. Long USN Ret will be held Monday March 4 9b6 from the chapel of George Funeral Home Downtown with DeW James Riv officiating. Interment with full honors will follow Tuesday at Georgia Memorial Gardens Mant Ga. 72 of 124 Pe Nee Roa, brother Henry Hole Lang Trenton Ga, and others survive. Family will receive friends 7 9 p m tonight at Funeral Home Downtown 211 Pack Ave SW Aiken SC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaster
Joseph E. Long
US. Navy
Mattie C. Hall
Mr. Long
Pine Needle Road
Aiken
Chapel of George Funeral Home
Park Avenue
W. James Rivers
Georgia Memorial Gardens
Marietta
Edna Chambers Long
Deborah Ellison
Hampton
Pamela Richardson
Henry Holt Long
Trenton
George
Willa Maxine Hardy
The
Baptist Medical Center
Columbia
Hardy
Fairfield St
Wesley United Methodist Church
Ronald Lucas
Sunset Memory Gardens
Langley
Waukomis
Okla
Chapman College
Los Angeles
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
California
Aiken County
Communion Service Stewards
Howard James Hardy
Hazel A. Clark
Pacioma, Co
Paul Eric Beck
Gordon Diane Beck
Dorothy J. Crosland
Compton
Gordon Wayne Clark
New York City
Gordon Clark
Masor
USN
de W. James Riv
Ake
Mant
Pe Nee Roa
Henry Hole Lang
the Funeral Home Funeral Home
Pack Ave
S.C
Moon entered rest and funeral planned in Langley
Hatcher Moon entered rest March 1 1996. Alice Inex Moon of 2030 Edgefield Highway Aiken DC. Funeral services set for Sunday at 3 p m in the Hatcher Funeral Home Chapel. Interment will be in Langley Cemetery. Visitation at the residence Saturday 7 9 p m at the Hatcher Funeral Home U3 HWY 1 Langley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian Anderson
Pepper Hill
Aiken
Miss Anderson
Abbeville Ave
Jackson-Brooks
Edgefield
New York
Edgefield County
Macy’s Department Store
Simmon Ridge
Young Ladies Court of Honor
Tau Gamma Delta Sorority
Omicron
Julia Anderson Winston
Hempstead
N.Y
Margaret Anderson Jones
Margaret A. Jones
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Alice Inez Moon
Hatcher Funeral Home
Langley
Moon
Edgefield Highway
Missouri A. Coleman
Alice Inex Moon
D.C
Rends
Hatcher Finer
Hwy 1
Social Workers Hold Awards Banquet in Augusta
The Augusta unit of the National Association of Social Workers will host its annual meeting and awards banquet on Thursday March 7 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Pullman Hall 560 Walton Way Augusta. Marti Tamm Loring PhD SDSW will present the banquet address on Partners in Prevention of Hate Crimes. For information regarding registration call Ernestine Thompson at 706 737 1735 or Bob Thoresen at 706 738 1763.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Unit
National Association of Social Workers
Pullman Hall
Walton Way
Augusta
Marti Tamm Loring
SDSW
Ernestine Thompson
Bob Thoresen
Welcome to the Monkey House at Aiken Community Playhouse
The Aiken Community Playhouse presents Welcome to the Monkey House at 8 p.m. March 8 9 15 and 16 and 3 p.m. March 10 directed by Susan Thames. A zany modern scientist controls a literary time machine in a story about humanity versus machines with a large cast including Domingo Martinez Harrison Bergeron and Doris Sawyer. Tickets range 3 to 7 dollars with contact numbers 648-1438 and 649-3820 for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Community Playhouse
Monkey House
Susan ‘Thames
George Orwell
Dr. Caligari
Flash Gordon
Ms. Thames
Domingo Martinez
George Bergeron
Mark Calivas
Harrison Bergeron
Joan Silverberg
Doris Sawyer
Gem and Mineral Show Tops Winter Doldrums in Aiken Augusta
The Aiken Augusta Gem and Mineral Show offers lapidary demonstrations and hands on lessons. Members showcase faceting cabochons gem trees and wax casting while kids create stone treasures and learn wire wrapping and metal work.
Gem And Mineral Show At Julian Smith Casino Augusta
March 8 and 9 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and March 10 from noon to 5 p.m. at the Julian Smith Casino Broad Street Augusta. Admission is 2 dollars per day, under 16 admitted free with a parent. The event features cabochons fossils micro jewelry and a geode cutting free for the first geode opened. Jim Knight chief curator will discuss excavations and the South Carolina State Museum exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Smith Casino
Broad Street
Augusta
South Carolina State Museum
Jim Knight
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harriet Heath
Rugby Lane
Corinth Baptist Church
James William Melver
Jackson
James Willam Melver
Melver
Fourth St
First Baptist Church of
Donald Lumpkin
Jackson Memorial Cemetery
Swansea
Baracca
Mander
DAV 43
Hopewell Lodge
AFM
Woodmen of the World
Linda Evanek
Martinez
Sandra F. Bauers
Jewel McIver
Harry McIver
Biscoe
N.C
Grady McIver
Lennie Mosley
Ronny MeIver
Donny MeIver
Bill MeIver
Darren MeIver
Lee Wolgamott
Ricky Lee
SFC
William R. Frazier
Centerville
Maryland Veterans Memorial Cemetery
Crownsville
Mr. Frazier
Meridian Nursing Home
John M. ‘Taylor
Annapolis
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Guneral Homes, Inc
Hatcher
Caroline Baker
Susan Baker
Grace
Augusta Jones
Edie Baker
Dustin Lucas
Fred Beckman
Matt Rogers
Lew Harrison
Amanda Baker
Catherine
Woman
Laura Baker
Magic
Steve Baker
George Helm
Robert Baris
Bert Quinn
William Durrett
Jim Domini
Jessica Anderson
Scott Webste
Will Durrett
Cross
State and Business Consultants, Inc
Grene St
Landreth Monument Co
Mument Sales & Service
Georgia
CSRA
Richland Ave
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