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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1985
Page
6
Funeral services are set across several communities for James Hall II Herman Kearse William Kimble Ada Morris Hawkins Ola Thompson and relatives. Services include era veterans and church tributes with survivors listed and memorials directed to The Citadel Curtis Baptist Church and Open Door Baptist Church.
Victor Smith died yesterday in a Richmond County hospital. He lived at 118 Cardinal Drive and was a member of Republican Grove Baptist Church in Edgefield. Funeral arrangements were announced by Amos and Sons Funeral Home.
Mrs D Nell Henderson of 106 Pine Grove Road North Augusta South Carolina entered into rest March 26 1985 at her residence She was conveyed to Hay Gantt Funeral Home in Marietta Georgia for funeral and interment services George Funeral Home is in charge of local arrangements Mr James Jay Fred Hall funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 4 30 in the George Funeral Chapel Interment will be in Aiken Memorial Park Contributions are requested to The Citadel College in care of Col Goodson Charleston South Carolina 29409.
A Houston man, Jeff Chandler, 23, who pleaded guilty to contributing to the delinquency of a minor, had sentencing postponed by Judge Richard Fields until 9:30 Friday after discussions with the Hilands parents who accuse him of seducing their 15 year old daughter. The criminal sexual conduct charge was dropped and Chandler remains free on plea bargain.
Edith Helene Parker who drafted the 1941 U S declaration of war against Japan died Sunday in Augusta at age 84. Parker served Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Tom Connally and wrote the declaration when White House could not reach him. She also worked for the Washington Herald and other newspapers.
Judge Richard Fields imposed jail terms and probation for multiple offenders in Aiken County General Sessions. Sentences include counts of Failure to Stop for Blue Light, Fraudulent Acquisition of Food Stamps, Receiving Stolen Goods, and multiple Driving Under the Influence offenses with jail time, fines, probation, and restitution as stated.
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