Obituaries And Funeral Notices From Aiken Area
Deaths and funerals announced for Miley S Priester Frank Konarik Lenwood Willing involve Aiken area residents. Miley Priester, 102, of 1905 Park Ave SE Aiken, died March 13 1998. survived by five daughters many descendants. services by Jackson Brooks Funeral Home. Konarik 54 of 319 1/2 South Silverton Jackson died March 13 1998 at VA Medical Center Augusta. services 4 pm Tuesday at Hatcher Funeral Home Chapel burial Sunset Memory Gardens. survivors include Jackie Bailey Konarik and nine grandchildren. Lenwood Willing 77 of 217 Edgefield Hwy Aiken died Friday. services 4 pm today at Shiloh Baptist Church with burial at Aiken Memorial Gardens. memorials to Shiloh Baptist Church.
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Miley S. Priester
Miley
Priester
Aiken
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Frank Konarik Jackson
Frank Konarik
Hatcher Funeral Home
Allen Cantrell
Sunset Memory Gardens
Mr. Konarik
South
Silverton
Jackson
V.A. Medical Center
Augusta
Hallettsville
Texas
Konarik
Franklin William and
Mary Zeman Konarik
Beech Island
American Legion Post
TAD International
Jackson Bible Church
Lenwood Willing
Shiloh Baptist Church
Louie Anderson
Aiken ‘Memorial Gardens
Mr. Willing
Edgefield Highway
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Bennie Willing
David Willing
Dennis Willing
Eugene Willing
Austin Willing
Clyde Willing
Edgar Willing
Marvin Willing
Shiloh Church Road
S.C
Shellhouse Funeral Home
Willing
Iorest
Aken Regonal Medial ‘Center
Agai Highway
Akan
Minnie Snaing
Loyee Wing Flowers
Lancaser
Lamy F
Aken
Cathy Wiig
Gary Flowers
Tree Sistrs
Mate Wise
Edges
Shih Bapist Church
Soh Bapist Church
Shion Church Road
Aten
Shellhouse Funeral Home, Inc
Hayne Ave
Hatcher Funeral Services for Mr Frank Konarik
Funeral services for Mr Frank Konarik husband of Mrs Jacke Basey Konarik are announced. Services will be held Tuesday at 4 pm in the Hatcher Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Allen Vena officiating. Visitation will be held from 7 to 9 pm at Hatcher Funeral Home Langley on US Highway 1.
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Konami — Erage
Frank Konarik
South Liveron
Jackson
D.C
Jacke Basey Konark
Hatcher Funeral Home
Allen Vena
U'S
Hwy
Langley
Organic Gardening for the Ordinary Gardener seminar
The Aiken County Extension Service and Master Gardeners offer a Tuesday seminar titled Organic Gardening for the Ordinary Gardener at 7 p.m. in the Agricultural Services Center. Guest speaker Mr Powell Smith Clemson University Horticulture Agent. Cost is $3 at the door. Call 649-6297 to register. Clemson University provides inclusive programs for all ages and backgrounds.
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Aiken County Extension Service
Aiken County
Aiken County Agricultural Services Center
Richland Avenue
Powell Smith
Clemson University Horticulture
Clemson University
Daughters of the Revolution Meet in Aiken Guest Speaker
The Trenton Chapter National Society of the Daughters of the Revolution holds its regular meeting Monday at 3 p.m. at Mrs. Cynthia Peacock’s home 386 Coleman Bridge Rd. Aiken. Dr. James O. Farmer of USCA speaks on the History of the Pickens Salley House. Public welcome call Mildred Barton 649 9953 for directions.
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Daughters of the Revolution
Trenton
National Society of the Daughters of the Revolution
Cynthia Peacock
Coleman Bridge Rd
Aiken
James O. Farmer
USCA
Pickens-Salley House
Mildred Barton
Aiken Seeks First Senior All Star Cheer Squad
Rising 10th to 12th graders from all high schools are invited to try out for Aiken’s first Senior All Star Cheer Squad at the end of March. Positive attitudes and prior cheer or gymnastics experience encouraged. Call 648-1365 for details.
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Aiken
South Carolina State Employees Meet in Aiken March 16
The State Employees Association announces the Aiken General Chapter meeting on Monday March 16 at 12 noon at the Aiken Barnwell Mental Health Center 1135 Gregg Highway Aiken. Guest speakers will be members of the 198 Legislative Delegation. All state employees and retirees are invited. Lunch by Dad's Barbecue for $6 per person. Bring a fellow employee or retiree.
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South Carolina State Employees Association
Aiken General
Aiken Barnwell Mental Health Center
Gregg Highway
Aiken
Realtor to speak at USCA Tuesday morning
Deborah Brooks, owner of Eulalie Salley and Company, will speak at the University of South Carolina Aiken School of Business. The event is the second session in the Entrepreneur Series, Tuesday from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. in the USCA Business and Education Building Room 140.
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USCA
University of South Carolina Aiken School of Business
Deborah Brooks
Usca Business and
Brooks
Eulalie Salley and Company
Appeal Planned in Crack Cocaine Case of Pregnant Woman
Attorneys for Cornelia Whitner plan to ask the U S Supreme Court to overturn a sentence for drug use while pregnant. The South Carolina case set a 3 2 decision upholding prosecutions under state child abuse and privacy rulings. The decision could influence about 40 similar prosecutions statewide.
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Columbia
Cornelia Whitner
US Supreme Court
Easley
State Supreme Court
South Carolina
South Carolina Supreme Court
Ear
Lier
Ted Cruz
Washington, D.C
William Rehnquist
U.S. Supreme Court
NAACP branches lose exemption in 1998 shift
North Carolina and nearby branches face new rules as the NAACP ends decades old fund-raising exemptions. By year end 1998 branches must send half profits to the national office in Baltimore, with local chapters seeking compliance plans and wondering how small branches will survive. Local groups continue paying state assessments.
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Charlotte
NAACP
North Carolina
National Association For the
Mary Clarke
Mark Clack
The
Board of Directors
South Carolina
Virginia
Mississippi
Clack
National Board
Spoleto Survey Finds Educated Crowd Drawn To Festival
A survey by McKinsey and Co. for Spoleto shows educated higher income attendees favor chamber music, with 60 percent buying single tickets and about 67 percent non Charleston residents. Nigel Redden calls it a vote of confidence as 900 of 4000 mailed responses completed the questionnaire.
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Charleston
Spoleto
McKinsey and Co
Atlanta
Post and Courier
Nigel Redden
Redden
Charleston Area
Affirmative action urged to boost black university faculty
Advocates push for stronger affirmative action in South Carolina public colleges to raise black faculty from 7.2 percent in 1997 and students from 18.2 percent, amid legislative debate over a bill to curb affirmative action and extend minority opportunities across admissions scholarships hiring and contracts.
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Town Ees
South Carolina
State Human Affairs Commission
Julia Wells
Access and Equity
State Higher Education Commission
Sheheen
Southern Regional Education Board
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Leo Hromadka
Jeffrey Hester
Jerry Sirard
Warren Hair
George Tice
Hatcher
Arvers
E Y Funeral Home
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Shellhouse
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Accent
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New York Times
Spoleto Board
Eric Friberg
Associated Press
Herman Green
Houston Center For
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Senate
Judiciary Committee
Fred Sheheen
Higher Education Commission
Aco
Deen Oy
Vie Lanks
IRS
JK Harris & Company Aiken
CRS
SC & GA
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Augusta Women’s Club
National Guard Armory
Milledge Road
Augusta Woman's Club
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