Deaths And Funerals For Mrs Cushman
Services for Mrs Roberson Cushman 83 of 321 Che e St will be held tomorrow at 4 p.m. at Zion Hill Baptist Church with Rev E W Simmons officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Survived by three brothers Richard Cushman Jr Langley Harold Cushman Aiken and Frank Cushman Los Angeles. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Roberson
Chee St
Zion Hill Baptist Church
E.W Simmons
Sie Cushman
Langley
Lucille Mosley
Aiken
Helen Cushman
Winter Haven
Fla
Richard Cushman Jr
Harold Cushman
Frank Cushman
Los Angeles
Calif
Funeral services for Julius Caesar Miller
Funeral services for Julius Caesar Miller of 322 York St E who died Monday will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m at the Friendship Baptist Church with the Rev Hallman officiating. Burial will follow at Sunset Memorial Park.
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Julius Caesar Miller
York St E
Friendship Baptist Church
Hallman
Sunset Memorial Park
Miss Amelia Rhoden Johnston Dies in Columbia
Miss Amelia Rhoden Johnston died yesterday in a Columbia hospital at age 39. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Clark-Bland Funeral Home Chapel with Revs Kenneth Duke and Lon Knight officiating. Burial follows at Mount of Olives Cemetery. She was a Johnston native who had lived in Columbia for years and is survived by four sisters Angelle Glaze Janie Adams Johnston Marjorie Johnson and Emily Holsomback Ridge Spring and three brothers Arthur S Rhoden Jack W Rhoden and Marion Rhoden Johnston.
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Johnston
Amelia Rhoden
Columbia Hospital
Clark-Bland Funeral Home
Kenneth Duke
Long Knight
Mount of Olives
Columbia
Angelle Glaze
Janie Adams
Marjorie Johnson
Emily — Holsombak
Ridge Spring
Arthur S. Rhoden
Jack W. Rhoden
Marion Rhoden
Local Resident Louis Cushman Dies in Aiken County
Louis Cushman 54 of Pine Log Road community died Monday in an Aiken County hospital. Funeral arrangements by Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home. He was a lifelong Aiken County resident and former Augusta Concrete Products Inc employee. Survived by one daughter and five sisters including Mrs Ethel Geter of North Augusta and Mrs Marvy L Harmon and Miss Bes.
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Langley
Louis Cushman
Pine Log Road
Aiken County
Jackson - Brooks Funeral Home
Aiken
Augusta Concrete Products Inc
Martinez
Ethel Geter
North Augusta
Marvy L. Harmon
Bes
Aiken Standard Local Notice and Publication Details
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes each afternoon except Saturdays and Sundays. Address is Post Office Box 456 and 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29801. Carriers and subscribers are reminded to send advance payments to Aiken Standard PBM and that payments beyond five weeks are not the paper’s responsibility.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
Edgefield Moses Elem Jr Dies in Augusta Hospital
Moses Elem Jr aged 31 died yesterday in an Augusta hospital. Funeral arrangements announced by Amos and Sons Funeral Home. A native of Edgefield County he belonged to Mt. Olive Baptist Church Edgefield. Survived by father Press Elem Sr one brother and three sisters Eva Elem Brooklyn Annie Elem Bronx and Georgia Knight Trenton.
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Edgefield
Moses Elem
Augusta
Amos & Sons Funeral Home
Johnston
Edgefield County
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
Press Elem Sr
Press Elem Jr
Eva Elem
Brooklyn
Georgia Knight
Trenton
Annie Elem
Bronx
Gunter Rites Set for Wagener Resident in Columbia
William Elliott Gunter 77 died in Columbia this morning. Services tomorrow at Wagener Methodist Church at 4 30 p m with Rev Hokey Stokes officiating. Burial at Convent Baptist Church Barn in Aiken County. Survived by widow Dorothy Dukes Gunter and six grandchildren. Pallbearers named. Friends may call at Baughtman Blizzard Funeral Home.
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Wagener
Elliott Gunter
Columbia
Wagener Methodist Church
Hokey Stokes
Convent Baptist Church
Aiken County
Gunter
Wagener Methodist Men's Club
Dorothy Dukes Gunter
Lula Mae Toole
Salley
Myra Fogle
Londell Lewis
Mattie L. LeFevre
Marcellus Elliott Gunter
Aiken Jaycees Host Final Friendship Night For Foreign Officers
The Aiken Jaycees held International Friendship Night at the Javcee Hut honoring more than 40 foreign officers and their wives stationed at Fort Gordon. Indonesia Iran Jordan Khmer Republic Laos Lebanon Nigeria Saudi Arabia South Vietnam Thailand Zaire and Britain were welcomed as guests as the military police school moves to Alabama.
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Aiken Jaycees
Javcee Hut
Indonesia
Iran
Jordan
Khmer Republic
Laos
Lebanon
Nigeria
Saudi Arabia
South Vietnam
Thailand
Zaire
Javcees
Fort Gordon
Military Police School
Jaycees
Aiken
Military School
Alabama
Zoning Change Approved For Elderly Family Housing Site
Planning and Zoning approved a mixed 5.2 acre elderly units and 13.4 acre family housing project split by Chesterfield Street near Columbia and Chesterfield, with 270 residents max. Residents voiced traffic, property value, and cemetery access concerns while supporters cited housing needs and community facilities.
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Hampton Ave
Weems
Chesterfield Street
Chesterfield
Columbia Ave
Burrel Whitley
Chesterfield St
U.S
Whitley
Aiken Board Sets Post Office Plans and Recreation Moves
The Aiken board discussed a parking plan delay and a rental proposal of 1250 monthly with 50 percent reimbursement through a federal program. Mackey Walker urged postponing leasing to review his long range plan including Medetarippice and Social Services space while a new building would be rented. Board named Tom Williams as building official amid questions on experience.
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Department of Social Services
Aiken
J.W. Rushton
Tom Williams
Commissioners Forest
Races Highlight Weekend Events in Aiken Schedule
Races offer experience for the rider as weather delays training. Tickets for Harness Races, Aiken Trials on March 15, and Aiken Hunt Meet on March 22 are on sale with advance prices $1.50 and gate $2. Railside parking $25 and inner-track party package $100. Also planned are the Triple Crown Ball at Fermata Club and polo at Whitney Field.
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Fermata Club
Whitney Field
Family Health Clinic and Civic Meetings Schedule
Community Calendar lists events in Aiken and North Augusta including a Family Health Clinic at New Village Clinic in Trenton by appointment, Social Security info at Edgefield Courthouse, Food Stamp issuance at North Augusta Jaycees Hut, Heart Board at S S Cafeteria, Vasectomy Clinic at Midland Valley Shopping Center Clearwater, Kiwanis at Ramada Inn, Duplicate Bridge at Senior Citizens Clubhouse, advisory council meetings at Minnie B Kennedy Junior High and Mamie Chance Cafetorium, Sertoma at North Augusta Country Club, and AA meeting at 123 Linden St.
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Planned Parenthood of
Aiken
New Village Clinic
Trenton
Edgefield
North Augusta
Jaycee Hut
Midland Valley
Clearwater
Kiwanis Club
Ramada Inn
Senior Citizens
Minnie B. Kennedy
North Augusta- Jackson School
Mamie Chance
Sertoma Club
CIA chief outlines files on Americans before Congress
CIA Director William Colby testified to a House subcommittee detailing the agency’s files on U S citizens. He acknowledged some material may not be appropriate and described records on suspected foreign agents and workers at a plant under CIA contract.
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Washington
CIA
William E. Colby
Congress
U.S
House
Colby
North Augusta Council tables zoning change and votes on elections
North Augusta City Council tabled action on rezoning 43.09 acres along Martin Town Road from R-2 to R-1 after Planning and Zoning Commission opposition. A meeting with both bodies aims to resolve questions before possible lawsuits from Burkhalter and Beaufort. The council set election filing deadlines and approved federal Community Development funds totaling 912,000 over three years, with riverview Park as a major beneficiary. They also reduced zoning penalties and approved payments to local groups for Cleanup Day advertising.
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North Augusta
Martintown Road
Planning and Zoning Commission
WH. Burkhalter
Ira J. Beaufort
Council
North Augusta Pony League
Jaycees
Hospitals Protest Indigent Care Policy Change
A 5-2 vote on shifting indigent care certification duties faced opposition from Commissioner Kirby and Ray. Hospitals argue the current case-by-case policy, reimbursed after review by the Department of Social Services, harms their finances monthly. The bill would require fast certification and immediate rejection notices with an $8200 annual salary for the agent.
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Kirby
Ray
Department of Social Services
Cullinan
Owens clashes as Aiken board benches Burgess appeal
Mrs. Owens criticized county administrator Tom Williams and denounced remarks about Texans during a board meeting. The panel voted 5-2 against revisiting the dismissed bookkeeper Rhea Burgess’s appeal while Ralph Cullinan backed rural fire district tax referendum efforts.
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Williams
Aiken
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