Deaths and Funerals James A Jenkins 27 Aiken
James Arthur Jenkins 27 of Aiken died Sunday from injuries in an automobile accident. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Mon Morenci Baptist Church with Rev L Johnson. burial Mt Harris Cemetery. Survivors include parents Mrs Lelia Williams Jenkins and Luther Jenkins. sister Mrs Hattie Richardson. brothers Willie Thomas Jenkins and Luther Jenkins Jr. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Willie Jenkins and James Williams. Jackson Brooks Funeral Home handle.
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James Arthur Jenkins
Aiken
Monmorenci Baptist Church
Rev. L. Johnson
Mt. Harris Cemetery
Lelia Williams Jenkins
Luther Jenkins
Hattie Richardson
Kings Point
N.Y
Willie Thomas Jenkins
Detroit
Mich
Luther Jenkins Jr
James Williams
Willie Jenkins
Jackson- Brooks Funeral Home
Nobles Funeral Held At Williston
Funeral services for Leon Troy Nobles Sr. 64 of Williston were held at 11:30 a.m. today at Williston First Baptist Church with Rev. L G Corder officiating. Burial followed at Williston Cemetery. A North Carolina native, he worked for the South Carolina Highway Department in Aiken and was a member of Williston First Baptist Church. Survivors include his widow Josephine Bodiford Nobles Jr. of Graniteville and brother Fred Nobles of Raleigh North Carolina.
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Williston
Leon Troy Nobles Sr
Williston First Baptist Church
L.G. Corder
North Carolina
South Carolina Highway Department
Aiken
Williston First
Graniteville
Fred Nobles
Raleigh, N.C
Mrs. Jensen Dies at Residence on Pine Log Road
Mrs. John M. Jensen of 786 Pine Log Road died Monday at home. Funeral services are set for 11 a.m. Thursday at George Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. W. James Rivers officiating.
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John M. Jensen
Pine Log Road
George Funeral Home Chapel
W. James Rivers
Aiken Standard Mission and Publication Details
Aiken Standard established 1867 published each afternoon except weekends. Address 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29801. Leased AP dispatches exclusive local reproduction rights and UPI membership noted. No publisher responsibility for ad omissions. corrections in next issue.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
United Press International
Bristol native Daisy Pattison Jensen dies in Aiken
A Bristol England born woman who lived in the United States most of her life and resided in Aiken since 1961 passed away. Survived by husband John M. Jensen, son Vernon C. Jensen of Washington DC, sister Gladys Broad of Bristol, and brother William Pattison of Bristol. Friends may call at the residence or at George Funeral Home.
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Bristol
England
United States
Aiken
Daisy Pattison
John M. Jensen
Vernon C. Jensen
Washington, D.C
Gladys Broad
William Pattison
George Funeral Home
Lee’s Discount to Open Large Omaha Central Region Center
J J Newberry company announces a Lee’s Discount department store in Aiken with 60 000 square feet and parking for over 400 cars. The unit will house major departments with a discount supermarket adjacent. Total Newberry units reach 753 in the United States and Canada, including Britts, Newberrys, Tradehome, and Maternally Yours shops, plus Canadian United Stores and Oslinds.
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Lee's Discount Department
Aiken
J.J. Newberry Company
United States
Canada
Britts Department Stores
Newberrys Department and Variety Stores
William Tally House
Holland House
Newberrys Fabric Shops
Tradehome Shoe
Maternally Yours
United Stores of Canada
Oslinds
Sweet Sixteen Shoppes
McArthur’s
Newsfield
Newberrys
Albertino’s Shoes, Ltd
Harrison’s Famous Fabrics, Ltd
School System Outlined For Lions Club
Dr. G. T. Myers, Aiken County superintendent, described the four attendance areas of the county school system including Saluda County areas and Ridge Spring High. About 1,900 employees educate roughly 25,000 pupils with a $13.3 million budget funded by county state and federal sources.
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G. T. Myers
Aiken County
Aiken
Lions Club
Saluda County
Ridge Spring High School
New Ellenton
Windsor
North Augusta
Belvedere
Beech Island
Jackson
Langley
Bath
Clearwater
Myers
Antidraft Week Protests Sweep Cities Nationwide
Protests in Milwaukee San Antonio and school petitions mark a nationwide antidraft drive led by the New Mobilization Committee To End the War in Vietnam. A man dressed as the Spectre of Death held a vigil at a San Antonio draft office. Norfolk evacuated after a bomb scare.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
San Antonio
Tex
Draft Board
Norfolk
New Mobilization Committee To
Vietnam
House Of Suits Grand Opening Set Tomorrow
The House of Suits at 705 Richland Avenue East opens with 600 square feet of floor space and 300 suits 125 sport coats 325 pairs of slacks and a selection of shirts and ties from Walton Manufacturing Company Loganville Ga Ricky Byrne will run the store as president and is the son of J W Byrne Maxwell Brothers Aiken manager.
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House of Suits
Richland Avenue East
Walton Manufacturing Company
Loganville
Ricky Byrne
J.W. Byrne
Maxwell Brothers
Aiken
Ex Addict to Speak at Aiken High and Local Venues
Domingo Garcia once a heroin user and gang member will address Aiken High School students and attend a dinner at St John’s United Methodist Church. He will also speak Friday to Sunday at the Salvation Army Citadel on Gayle Drive, with his story and the film The Devil’s Pit. He cites Teen Challenge Center founder David Wilkerson as part of his recovery.
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Aiken High School
St. John’s United Methodist Row
Fellowship Hall
Garcia
Salvation Army Citadel
Gayle Drive
New York City
Teen Challenge Center
David Wilkerson
Wilkerson
Hell
Schofield Teacher Wins Top S C Biology Award
Mrs. Willie J. Lanham, biology teacher at Schofield High, wins South Carolina Outstanding Biology Teacher Award. James A. Taylor informed by state OBTA director, Maxine H. Moore, with a microscope gift from American Optical. Lanham has taught since 1960 and leads the Science Department and related clubs. Her husband James H. Lanham also teaches.
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Willie J. Lanham
Martha Schofield High School
South Carolina
James A. Taylor
Maxine H. Moore
Spartanburg High School
Spartanburg
Lanham
Schofield
Aiken
W.E. Parker High School
Edgefield
James H. Lanham
Minnie B. Kennedy
Tickets Going Fast For Charleston Tour
More than one third of the seats on the Aiken Standard’s chartered bus to Charleston are taken for the April 7 tour. Tickets cost 11.45 plus lunch for Crosland Park and Forest Heights subscribers. Nine homes and gardens will be open 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. across names including Simmons Simmons Edwards and Maybank estates with gardens and quarters dating from the late 18th to mid 19th centuries.
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Aiken Standard
Charleston
Crosland Park
Forest Heights
Ruth Lowndes Simmons
Fredrick H. Bunting
John Morrison
Lawrence O'Hara Stoney
William Haywards
Augustine T. Smythe
Amarinthea Elliott
James M. Hagood
John Fullerton
C. O. Sparkman
Simmons- Edwards
Norman W. Stevenson
Edward North Thurston
Robert F. Hagerty
Bohum Baker
H. Jermain Slocum
Samuel Maywood
John E. F. Maybank
Dick Turner Speaks On Drugs At USC Aiken
Race driver Dick Turner told USC Aiken students that lack of knowledge about drugs fuels abuse. He described amphetamine symptoms and argued marijuana should not be legalized. Turner, part of a local education program, will race at Sebring in a 12 hour endurance race.
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Dick Turner
University of South Carolina
Aiken
Turner
Stock Listing Quotation Snapshot From NASD Markets
NASD quotations show inter-dealer prices near midday today, reflecting ongoing market changes. Prices exclude retail markups and commissions. figures supplied by Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner Smith.
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Merrill-Lynch-Pierce-Fenner and
Smith
Necessity and Goal Drive Success, A Proverbial Insight
A thoughtful maxim links necessity as a driver of invention with purposeful aims as the source of achievement, noting that clear life goals shape successful outcomes. The quote emphasizes practical intent guiding creative effort and measurable progress.
Chemical Society To Meet In Aiken Campus
The Savannah River Section of the American Chemical Society meets at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the University of South Carolina Aiken Regional Campus. Dr. Johan Bjorksten of Finland will discuss development histories of projects with focus on unpredicted incidents and pitfalls. He earned his M S and Ph D from the University of Helsingfors and did post doctoral work at Minnesota in 1931 1932. He leads Bjorksten Research Laboratories in Wisconsin and holds executive roles at ABC Packaging Machine Corp Florida Ircon International Illinois and Griffolyn Company Texas. In 1953 he founded the Bjorksten Research Foundation for fundamental aging research.
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Savannah River
American Chemical Society
University of South Carolina
Aiken
Johan Bjorksten
Finland
University of
Man claims sight agrees with wife after vision fix
A man states he now sees eye to eye with his wife following a medical vision correction. The comment hints at a renewed clarity in his relationship and sight post procedure.
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Owens Cg
Scar EG
Riegal
Walt Disney Productions
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DO Technicolor
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Laurens
Colonel Sanders
Dial
Richland W. Aiken
Aales
Security Federal Savers
FSLIC
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