Deacon Rinzer Ray Sr. 72 Dies in Augusta Hospital
Deacon Rinzer Ray Sr. 72 of Williston died Sunday in an Augusta hospital. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 4 p.m. at Second Mt. Olive Baptist Church Barnwell with Rev. John R. Riley and associates officiating. Burial in church cemetery with Masonic rites. Survived by five daughters and eight sons, plus two sisters. Ray co owned Weathersbee Ray Funeral Home Williston and owned Ray's Cafe Blackville. Burial in Barnwell County.
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Willston
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Aiken
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Williston
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Montclair
N.J
Dussela R. Stewart
Newark
Ruthie Mae Brown
Mrs Anna Hager 77 of Aiken dies after long illness
Mrs Anna Hager 77 of 651 Yates Street N E Aiken died yesterday at University Hospital after an extended illness. Funeral services and burial will be held Thursday in Bristol Tennessee. She was a native of Gladwyne Pennsylvania daughter of the late Edmund C Haley and Anna Bevan Haley and had resided in Aiken eight years. Surviving are her widower John J Hager Jr and four daughters including Mrs Mary LeMaster Long View Texas and Mrs Kathe.
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Aiken
University Hospital
Bristol
Tenn
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Gladwyne
Hager
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Anna Bevan Haley
Grace Presbyterian Church
John J. Hager Jr
Mary LeMaster
Long View
Tex
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Aiken Standard Publishing Details
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes afternoons except Saturdays and Sundays. Operates from P O Box 456, 124 Rutland Drive, Aiken South Carolina 29801. AP dispatches used with rights reserved. corrections provided in next issue. Subscription rates listed for carrier and mail.
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Aiken
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Associated Press
Conly Outlines State Land Use Planning Approach
Robert J. Conly of the State Planning and Grants Division explained a shift to state mapping of critical areas of concern and regional planning for local land use. He said 95 percent of land remains for local planners and noted rapid Southeast growth and the need for a long range state plan.
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South Carolina
Democratic Nominating Race Sets Augusta Mayor Bid
Bush nominates Augusta behind us as Peeples, the youngest candidate, seeks his first elective office. Peeples expresses happiness and intent to do his best after the nomination. Robert Heos, first Democrat to declare, later withdraws for party unity. Republican council rivals include Mrs. Ivan Smith, William J. Mottel, and Thomas W. Greene.
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Harold Bush
Pringle Peeples Jr
Wallis Hallman
W. Stephen Harley
Judy Rich
Augusta
Peeples
Robert Heos
Crat
Heos
Ivan Smith
William J. Mottel
Thomas W. Greene
Bloodmobile to Visit Wagener and Salley
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit the Wagener and Salley area from 4 to 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Crescent Cities Vocational Center in Salley. The event is sponsored by the Salley Lions Club.
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Salley
Salley Lions Club
Mules and Jockeys Prepare for Saturday Hunt Meet
The article details the mule and jockey lineup for a Saturday hunt meet. Riders include Peggy Langford on Peppy Miss, Susan Schubert on Serenade, Bill Bradfield on The White Tornado, and Republican Rep. C. Marshall Cain aboard Prompt Payment. Texas entries feature Buck Run with Jack Delzell and Marylyn Hirsch. siblings J B Secor and Steve Secor enter Exclusive Listing and Dr Jim Beam respectively.
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Laurens Street
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Winston - Salem
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Federal Savings and Loan
Louis Cassels
UPI Big Shot
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Stanley Bennett
Aiken
Crocker
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King Ranch
Jack Delzell
Marylyn Hirsch
California
Buddy Hirsch
Mrs. Hirsch
J.B. Secor
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Jim Beam
Priester Enterprises Inc
Charlie Priester
Old Forester Park
Charles S. Bird Jr
Ursula Ryan
Ireland
Bland outlines tentative hospital plan and doctor shortage issues
Bland says the tentative hospital plan reduces operating rooms and faces political hurdles. He notes the need to provide hospital bed space over free office space and praises a Chamber of Commerce drive to address the doctor shortage while planning meetings clash with patient time.
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Local Reach of Family noted in Kingsport and Nearby States
The obituary fragment lists survivors including Mrs. Anna Ruth Hendrix and Mrs. Pearl Loper, both of Kingsport Tennessee and Hyattsville Maryland respectively, with two sisters Mrs. Edna Winter and Mrs. Dorothy Althouse in Pennsylvania and a brother John Haley of Bala Cynwyd.
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Kingsport
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Hyattsville
Edna Winter
Winterhaven
Dorothy Althouse
Radnor
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Bala Cynwyd
Lonnie L. West 77 Graniteville dies at home
Lonnie Leard West 77 of Highway 144 Graniteville died Monday at his residence. Funeral service 2 30 p m Wednesday at Poseys Funeral Home Graniteville with Rev Barbee O Parsons officiating. Burial Langley Cemetery. He was a native of Edgefield County long time resident of Aiken County and a retired employee of Graniteville Manufacturing Company. Surviving are two sons Leonard West and Jack West. Care at Jack Wests residence Ergle Extension Graniteville or at the funeral home.
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Jack West
Ergle
Imperial Cup at Aiken Hunt Meet Proves Big Purse
Six race card lists jockeys for the seventh annual Aiken Hunt Meet with purses from 600 to 7500 dollars. Open undercard features maidens to veterans and horses aged four and up across turf and hurdles at varying distances.
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Community Calendar Meetings Gather Tonight
The Center Fire Department meets at 7 p.m. at the station. Warrenville Elementary PTA gathers at 7:30 p.m. at the school. Jaycees meet at 7:30 p.m. at the Jaycee Hut. Aiken Choral Society convenes at 7:30 p.m. at the First Baptist Church. Food Stamp Office open 10 30 a m to 2 30 p m at the CEO in Belvedere. Toastmasters meet at 7 p.m. at the Commercial Hotel.
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Jackson Sets Town Election For May 1
Jackson will hold a mayoral election and six council seats on May 1 with a six year term for the public works commissioner. The qualifying deadline is April 2 at noon. Poll manager is Charles Powell.
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Thelma Barber
Bicentennial Plans To Be Mapped Out
Plans for America s bicentennial will be discussed at a 7 to 8 p m meeting at the Aiken County Health Department. The agenda includes forming a Bicentennial Council to select a community project for observing the 200th birthday, announced by Thomas A Boland of the Lower Savannah Regional Planning and Development Council.
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Thomas A. Boland
Lower Savannah
TEC To Host Civilisation Film Series
Aiken Technical Education Center hosts the Civilisation film series sponsored by Rose Hill Art Center. The Smile of Reason portrays 18th century art and sculpture with Lord Kenneth Clark calling it the Gallery of Smiles. Showings are 8 p.m. tomorrow and Thursday and 1 p.m. Thursday with no admission charge.
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Rose Hill Art Center
Kenneth Clark
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