Deaths and Funerals Log From Williston and Augusta
Ruth Newman Boylston aged 91 died March 21 2002 at home. Funeral 3 p.m. Saturday at Folk Funeral Home chapel in Williston. Survivors include daughter four sons eight grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Also listed are Donald Byron Byerley 85 died March 20 2002 with service 3 p.m. March 24 at New Covenant Presbyterian Church Aiken. John Paul Corder 43 died March 21 2002 in Williston. service 3 p.m. Sunday at Elko Baptist Church. Rid dick Griffin Jelyeueke died March 19 2002 with service 11 a.m. March 23 at Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church. Alma Lamb Hatfield 83 died March 19 2002 in Augusta. graveside 11 a.m. March 22 at Hillcrest Memorial Park. Memorials to New Covenant Presbyterian Church or Shellhouse Funeral Home.
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Ruth Newman Williston
Ruth Newman Boylston
Folk Funeral Home
Donald Byron
Donald Byron Byerley
Wise Creek Lane
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
New Covenant Presbyterian Church
Byerley
Caroline Shearer Byerley
Linda Dingee
West Hills
Calif
Phyllis Whiten
Queens
N.Y
Steven Dingee
Mark Dingee
Scott Dingee
Kristen Levy
David Whiten
Brett Whiten
Rebecca Whiten
Hitchcock Parkway
Aiken
Shellhouse Funeral Home
Hayne Ave
John Paul Corder
Williston
Elko Baptist Church
Corder
Jelyeueke — Knoda Riddick Griffin
McNair Drive
Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church
Pineview
Folk Funeral Home Chapel
Rhoda Riddick Griffin
Belvedere
Alma Lamb Hatfield
Augusta
University Hospital
Hillcrest Memorial Park
Timothy L. Owings
Hatfield
Stillmore
First Baptist Church of
Arthur Coleman Hatfield Sr
William Stephen Hatfield
Henry Lamb
Ollie McNeely Lamb
Thomas E. Lamb
Donald D. Tankersley
Arthur Coleman Hatfield Jr
James Melvin Hatfield
Atlanta
Carole Elizabeth Tankersley
Evans, Ga
Eddie Kenneth Lamb
Obituary Notice Policy At The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard lists obituary notices with up to 16 lines free the first run. Notices may be edited for style and funeral homes submit details. For more information call 648-2311.
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Aiken Standard
Lamar founder John Gray dies at 95 in Beaumont Texas
John Gray, former Lamar University architect and long time educator, died at 95. He helped transform South Park Junior College into Lamar College in 1932 and chose the Cardinals as the school mascot. Gray also served as university president and had a 20 year banking career.
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John Gray
Beaumont
Texas
Lamar University
Gray
South Park Junior College
Lamar College
Cardinals
Lamar
Governors to brainstorm remedies for ailing textiles
Three Southern governors from North Carolina Georgia and South Carolina plan a Friday session at Gaston College hosted by Gov. Mike Easley to craft strategies for reviving the textile sector. They cite NAFTA enforcement and foreign competition as core concerns with thousands of jobs already lost in each state.
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Sanuouver
British Columbia
Rand Holmes
Nanaimo
Harold Hedd
Gilbert Shelton
Robert Crumb
Mr. Natural
Jerry Garvia
The
Grateful Dead
Holmes
Garcia
Constable Leroy
Georgia Straight
Harold Hed
Underground Comics
Rolling Stone
Straight Arrow
Charlotte
Gaston College
Mike Easley
Jim Hodges
South Carolina
Roy Barnes
Georgia
Easley
North Carolina
Asia
Mexico
NAFTA
South Carolina Manufacturers Alliance
White House
Oversight Committee Ends Composite Score On School Cards
The Education Oversight Committee plans to remove the composite score from state report cards next year. The absolute and improvement ratings will appear on the front, with a comparison table. The change responds to educator input and aims to boost parental understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oversight Committee
Columbia
Palmetto
Senate Education Committee
Warren Giese
Bobby Harrell
EOC
Harrell
Charleston
House
Ways and Means
Mittee
Law aims to spot child abuse with Stephanie's Law
The General Assembly considers Stephanie's Law to record suspected abuse reports to help Social Services and police identify patterns. The bills, tied to Stephanie Carter's death, would reopen unfounded claims if new information emerges and seek to Debrief patterns for protection. Both bills advance to judiciary committees with expectations to pass this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
General Assembly
Stephanie
Stephanie Carter
Department of Social Services
Bob Waldrep
Randerson
10Th Circuit Solicitor’s Office
Becky Martin
R.anderson
Vss
Cally
Judiciary
House
Senate
Waldrep
Judiciary Committee
Poverun
Waldrop
Martin
Study finds port traffic minor in Charleston congestion
A Wilbur Smith Associates study for the South Carolina Commerce Department says trucks from Charleston ports account for little area traffic. It urges public subsidies for an inland port and notes rail transfer of container cargo. The inland port sites include Holly Hill, Santee and Manning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Charleston-area
State Commerce Department
Insana
Wilbur Smith Associates
Commerce Department
State ‘Transportation Infrastructure Bank
Bernard S. Groseclose
State Ports Authority
Cor
Mark Clark
Long Point Road
Wanda
Interstate 26
North Charleston
David Owens
Kst
George
Ports Authority
James E. Clyburn
DSC
Holly Hill
Santee
Manning
Park Service extends Fort Sumter tour boat contract
The National Park Service extends Fort Sumter Tours Inc. contract through 2001, keeping the Charleston Harbor operator as the sole ferry to Fort Sumter. The agency canceled a March 13 bidding, seeking a single departure point at Charleston. Patriot’s Point worries revenue loss, while Fort Sumter Tours and partners promise cooperation.
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Park Service
Fort Sumter
Charleston
Fort
National Park Service
the Park Service
Patriots Point
Mt. Pleasant
John Tucker
Parrior’s Joint Development Authority
Patriot's Point
David Burnette
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Hatcher Funeral Home
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Sammie" Napier
Linroll
Pine Log Road
Hellhouse
Hodges
Harren
Ted Press
Associated Press
Rick Mosteller
Fort Sumter Tours
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