Deaths and Funerals in Salley and Area
Gus H Culbertson 61 of Hollow Creek died after brief illness at Baptist Hospital. Funeral held at Springfield Cemetery. he was a native of Aiken County and longtime Salley farmer. Survived by daughter Brendanue Culbertson. son Jimmy Culbertson. brother Joseph Culbertson. Funeral arrangements for Viola Key to be announced. She was a native of Aiken County, wife of Jesse J. Key, mother of four daughters and a son, and a Talatha Baptist Church member. Surviving relatives listed. service details pending.
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Salley
Gus H. Culbertson
Hollow Creek
the Baptist Hospital
Springfield Cemetery
Aiken County
Brendanue Culbertson
Jimmy Culbertson
Columbia
Joseph Culbertson
Viola K. Key
Rt. 1
George Funeral Home
Jim and
Dalla Sizemore Key
Talatha Baptist Church
Jesse J. Key
Ancil M. Porter
Mary J. Key
Aiken
Perr S. Porter
Forest R. Ford
New Ellenton
Claude J. Key
U.S. Air Force
Korea
Myrtice K. Sizemore
Arlie Gordon
I.M. Hendrix Jr
Ollie M. Key
Belvedere Man Ernest Heart 73 Dies. Funeral Friday
Ernest L Heart 73 of 725 Edgefield Road died Wednesday. Funeral services Friday at 4 p.m. at Milford Baptist Church with Revs Tim Lee Clyde Robertson and Herman Thomas officiating. He was a Greenville County native and Belvedere resident 33 years. Survived by widow Ruth Trotter Heart two sons Melvin Heart Valdosta GA and Thomas E Heart Augusta one daughter Ruby Richardson Talladega AL one stepdaughter Lucille Elkins Augusta three sisters Lilly Bryant Greenville Sally Hightower and Francis Trotter Taylor SC.
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Belvedere
Ernest L Heart
Edgefield Road
Milford Baptist Church
Tim Lee
Clyde Robertson
Herman Thomas
Greenville County
Ruth Trotter Heart
Melvin Heart
Valdosta
Thomas E. Heart
Augusta
Ross H. Pattershall Dies After Illness in Aiken
Ross H. Pattershall 88 a resident of Aiken for six months died Tuesday in Aiken County Hospital after an extended illness Surviving are three sons Donald S Pattershall Aiken Nigel S Pattershall Nashua NH and Basil O Pattershall Hackensack NJ
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Belfast
Ross H. Pattershall
Aiken
Aiken County Hospital
Donald S. Pattershall
Nigel S. Pattershall
Nashua
N.H
Basil O. Pattershall
Hackensack
N.J
Firefighters Contain Grass and Woods Fires Throughout Aiken
Aiken Fire Department answered six grass and woods fire calls yesterday afternoon across town including Pine Log Road Morningside Drive Kalmia Circle Trolleyline Road and Mockingbird Lane. A 1963 Ford pickup belonging to Charles Wheeler burned on Silver Bluff Road and a pan of grease ignited at 220 Walker Street SE injuring no one.
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Aiken Fire Department
Pine Log Road
Morningside Drive
Kalmia Circle
Mockingbird Lane
Charles Wheeler
Silver Bluff Road
G.S. Truitt
Walker St. S.E
Aiken Standard Publication Details From 1867
The Aiken Standard is an afternoon newspaper published daily except Saturdays and Sundays. It is issued from 124 Rutland Drive, Aiken South Carolina, and distributed by carrier and mail with stated subscription rates.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
United Press International
Organ Recital Slated Sunday at Charles Wesley Church
Organ-piano recital planned for Sunday at 3 p.m. at Charles Wesley Methodist Church on Trolleyline Road. Featuring organist Mrs. Ann Hill of Montmorenci and pianists Mrs. Janell Connelly and Mrs. Dorinda Cato of Aiken. Program includes classical and religious organ-piano duets. Public invitation extended.
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Charles Wesley Methodist Church
Trolleyline Road
Ann Hill
Montmorenci
Janell Connelly
Dorinda Cato
Aiken
Aluminum Firm May Locate In Georgetown
One of the nation’s largest aluminum companies considers a $350 million plant in Georgetown. A 1,200 acre site 15 miles south is approved by executives, with final approval tied to market conditions and plans not finalized. The plant would employ over 800 people.
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Georgetown
United State
William A. Higgins
Compromise Moves State Commission Bill Through Talks
The bill sets a 30 day filing deadline after enactment and a five member board with a $2000 annual salary. The Free Conference Committee hashed out the compromise over two days with tough debate but no tempers, and lawmakers praised the cooperative outcome.
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Rep
Williams
Gilbert McMillan
Board of Commissioners
Free Conference Committee
Laughlin
Cancer crusader aims to end disease as society goals
Carson recounts his family battles with cancer and his charity work. He notes his brother Jack died of cancer and his mother suffered long, while praising progress from sixty years ago and urging annual check ups to raise cure rates. He says the American Cancer Society helps by seeking to go out of business.
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Jack
American Cancer Society
OSHA Recordkeeping Workshop At Aiken TEC
Aiken Technical Education Center hosts a two hour OSHA recordkeeping workshop at 7 p.m. on April 4 in the Heritage Room of Farmers and Merchants Bank downtown Aiken. Patrick D. Collum of the South Carolina Department of Labor will lead with Safety Division staff available for questions beyond recordkeeping. The event is free and open to the public.
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Aiken
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Mrs Indira Gandhi Chosen as India Prime Minister
On January 19, 1966 Indira Gandhi daughter of Jawaharlal Nehru was selected to lead India as prime minister.
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Indira Gandhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
India
Hughes Still In Canada Amid Rumors
In Vancouver a spokesman said Howard Hughes remains in Canada despite rumors of a U S return. Richard Hannah spoke in Los Angeles denying the reports as Canadian officials confirmed Hughes entered Canada at Vancouver and stays at a Bayshore Inn hideaway.
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Hughes
Canada
Vancouver
B.C
Howard Hughes
United States
Richard Hannah
Los Angeles
Secret stamps questioned in 200th anniversary plan
Congress questions why the American Revolution Bicentennial Commission holds top secret stamping authority. Moorhead asks if secrecy hides costly overruns or errors, while the commission insists no secret work has occurred. LeVant unavailable for comment.
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Washington
Commission Planning
America
William S. Moorhead
D-Pa
House
Government Information Subcommittee
Jack LeVant
Commission
Moorhead
Hugh A. Hall
LeVant
Dan Buser
Lennon Deportation Hearing Set Today
A special hearing by the US Immigration Service will decide if John Lennon and Yoko Ono should be deported as their visas expired on February 29. If ordered to leave, they would do so without penalty and retain right to return to the United States. Immigration spokesman calls hearings on expired visas quite common.
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New York
US Immigration Service
John Lennon
Yoko Ono
United States
Mule Race Lineup Revised for March 25 Show
New listings for the March 25 mule race include entry and ownership details for fifteen entrants led by Eclipse of Santee and Yemassee Carry Back. Trainers jocks include Dr. James Simons, Julia's Dress Shop, and Farmers & Merchants Bank among others. The lineup features varied sponsors and notable backers such as U.S. Representative W J B Dorn and Raymond Jankowski.
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Jock
Presidential Rally Slated At USCA
A campus presidential primary social hour and rally for student candidates in the primary will be held at USC Aiken Monday at 7 pm. Students parents families and friends are invited to attend the rally in the USCA Ballroom 435 Newberry Street SW with refreshments brief statements from county party chairmen student candidates and a question and answer period.
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Usc-Aiken
USCA
Newberry Street
S.W
Guitarist Richard Priest to Perform in USCA Series
The USCA Fine Arts Series presents flamenco guitarist Richard Priest Saturday at 8 p.m. in the USCA Ballroom. Priest has worked professionally in Florida South Carolina and Oklahoma and has performed in Philadelphia and at the University of Florida. He is associate director of the Computer Center at the University of Tulsa. A reception will follow. public is invited.
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USCA
Richard Priest
Priest
Florida
South Carolina
Oklahoma
Philadelphia
University of Florida
SRL Computer Sciences
Computer Center
University of Tulsa
Alabama Minister to Speak at Aiken Church on Sunday
The Rev. Aubrey Ponce of Madison Alabama will deliver the 11 a m sermon at the Aiken Church of the Nazarene. Ponce has served as a missionary in Alaska and Canada and held pastorates across the South. The church sits two miles south of Mitchell Shopping Center.
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Aubrey Ponce
Madison
Ala
Aiken
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Mrs. Jesse Key
Ernest L. Heart
Whiskey and Berrie
Nelson Doolittle
Windsor
Bernadine C. Chastner
Carriage Park Apartments
Christopher D. Fair
Wofford Circle
Aluminum
Carson
Aiken Tec
Atlantic Coast
Great Lakes
Pacific Northwest
Nasional Wea Stavict
Noaa US Dept of Coan
Fin
Unt
Chester Plaski
Plaski
Cleveland
Lennon
Orangeburg
Preferred Properties Ltd
Deanna Platt
Bill Bradfield
Nijinsky
S.C. National Bank
Larry Day
Mike Laughlin
Palmetto Federal
Earl Holley
Ivor Stoddard
Savannah River Kelso
Farmers & Merchants Bank
James McLain
U.S
W.J.B. Dorn
Graniteville Citation
Val Chem
Ical Corp
L.C
Butler Derrick
Kimberly Clark
Raymond Jankowski
Heath Manning Jr
Steve
Majestic Prince
Stephen Carr
Old Ellenton
Louis Cassels
Fielding Foreman
LL. Brisbin
Schubert
Seranade
W.D. Schubert
Charlie Whittingham
Susan Schubert
Alabama
Chevelle
Chevrolet
U.S.A
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