Deaths And Funerals In Edgefield And Nearby Areas
Multiple obituaries from Edgefield West Columbia Trenton Reevesville Newberry list Dr Dixon Timmerman 72 of Edgefield died in Lexington County nursing home and Annis Gibson 83 of Cayce, Inez Jackson 70 of Trenton, Henry Padgett 78 of Reevesville, James Cook 70 of Newberry. Services set for today or tomorrow with funeral homes Pratt & Son and Edgefield Mercantile handling arrangements.
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Edgefield
Dixon P. Timmerman
Lexington County
Edgefield County
John R. and
Mattie Padgett Timmerman
Timmerman
U. S. Naval Academy
Atlanta School of Pharmacy
Timmerman and Blocker Drug Store
Edgefield First Baptist Church
Concordia Masonic Lodge
Dixon P. Timmerman Jr
St. Louis
Sara Efron
Margaret T. Wise
West Columbia
J. R. Timmerman
Mount Pleasant
Barrett Cole
Cross Hill
Annis Clark
Hugh W.) Gibson
Aiken County
Columbia
Leroy
Mary Stevenson Lucas
Gibson
State Street Baptist Church
Cayce
S. L. Lucas
S. W. Lucas
Randy Clark
Olivia Lees
Thompson Funeral Home
Sumter Nursing Home
Saluda County
Reevesville
Henry Duncan Padgett
Maud Holst
North Augusta
Walterboro
Bamberg
Bob
Ella Carter Padgett
Nancy Shinholster Padgett
Betty Grace
Bowman
Virgie Hazelton
Brevard
N.C
Nathan Padgett
Tulsa
Okla
Hubert Padgett
Newberry
James
Jim Bo) Cook
Fannie Suber
Aiken
Newberry County
Adora Caldwell Cook
Esperia Douglas Cook
Dorothy Sligh
Philadelphia
Carrie Mae Cromer
Billy Ray Cook
Addie Mae Griffin
Essie Williams
Jacqueline Brown
Suther
Henry Cook
Melvin Cook
Anderson
Jesse Cook
Chester
Fairview Baptist Church
Pratt & Son Funeral Home
Aiken Man Arrested After Graniteville Robbery
An Aiken man, Michael Williams, was arrested in Graniteville after a robbery at the Caper House Food Store. Police pursued him to a hiding place under a Graniteville house and he is in custody as the investigation continues.
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Aiken Man
Graniteville
Aiken
Michael Williams
Aiken County
Paul D. Grant
Grant
Caper House
Sheriff's Department
Williams
All advance payments should be made to Aiken Standard
Aiken Standard directs subscribers to remit all advance payments to the listed receiver, noting the official subscription payment channel as the correct destination for dues.
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Aiken Standard Pbm
Afidavits Fail To Surface In Aiken Family Court Hearing
Public hearing in Columbia on the Aiken County family court judge race passed without any affidavits filed for the sole candidate John W. Harte Jr. The screening committee will forward its recommendation to the General Assembly for a vote. Several other contenders had announced but withdrawn.
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Aiken County
Columbia
John W. Harte Jr
General Assembly
Harte
James P. Fields
Senate Judicial Committee
Officials Meet In Columbia On Problem With New Schools
Aiken County School District and South Carolina Department of Education plan talks in Columbia to resolve clashes between high school designs and the Southern Building Code. Ed officials object to exits leading into a common area in two or three schools, while architects insist plans comply. A consultant from the Southern Building Code Conference will join discussions as delays threaten construction costs.
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Columbia
Aiken County
State Department of Education
T.B. Willis
Willis
Aiken High School
Midland Valley High School
Jackson-Beech Island
New Ellenton High School
Trict
Southern Building Code Conference Office
Alabama
Department of Education
Harold Fletcher Names Masters Favorites and Viewing Plan
Harold Fletcher cites Jack Nicklaus Hubert Green Ben Crenshaw Hale Irwin and Tom Weiskopf as top Masters contenders. He spoke at yesterdays Fifty-Plus Club meeting at the Ramada Inn outlining a hole by hole viewing route at Augusta National for optimal seeing of key shots.
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Jack Nicklaus
Hubert Green
Ben Crenshaw
Hale Irwin
Tom Weiskopf
Harold Fletcher
Ramada Inn
Fletcher
Aiken Prep
Aiken Standard
Tion
No. 2
No. 3
No. 4
Careful Planning Suggested In N A s Financial Dealings
North Augusta City Council was warned to plan carefully to avoid budget problems over the next three years. City Administrator Carey F. Smith outlined a speculative forecast with options including sanitation and fire fee increases, higher business licenses, traffic fines, and potential state revenue changes.
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North Augusta
Carey F. Smith
Smith
Public Safety Department
Henry R. McKenney Jr
Two More File For Magistrate Two More File For Magistrate
Two more Democrats filed for magistrates posts in Aiken. Leon Hare of Windsor seeks the chief magistrate seat, vacated by Judge L Glenn Holley retirement next year. Ernest Padgett is incumbent for the part time post.
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Aiken County
Leon Hare
Windsor
L. Glenn Holley
Ernest Padgett
Padgett
Ridge Spring- Monetta
Hare
Aiken High Seniors Stage Friday Play at Local Auditorium
The Aiken High School senior class presents its class play Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Aiken Junior High School Auditorium. Directed by Tom Robinson with Barbara Herndon as coordinator. Admission is 2 dollars for adults and 1.25 dollars for students.
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Usc-Aiken
Jill Dalton
USC Aiken
Usca Players
Aiken
Aiken High School
Aiken Junior High School
F.l.lp.p.e.d
Tom Robinson
Barbara Herndon
Langley Wins Reelect in New Ellenton Mayor Race
Incumbent mayor Carl E. Langley Jr. received 242 votes to defeat write in Wallace Brock in New Ellenton municipal elections. City Clerk Hazel Hall reported 374 total votes with four year council seats going to R. Earl Martin 292 H. E. Whitman 281 and Thomas H. Wingo 279. Newcomer Richard W. Campbell won a two year seat with 315 votes and Guy Bryson was elected water commissioner with 321. All candidates are Democrats.
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New Ellenton
Carl E. Langley Jr
Wallace Brock
Hazel Hall
R. Earl Martin
H.E
Gene) Whitman
Thomas H. Wingo
Richard W. Campbell
Guy Bryson
Langley
Area III Council Meets Tomorrow
The Administrative Area III Schools Advisory Council will hold its regular monthly meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the board room of the Area III office on U S Highway 1 Langley. The public is invited.
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Administrative Area III Schools Advisory Council
Area III
U.S. Highway 1
Langley
Parks Earns Community Service Award for Stadium Drive
North Augusta George W. Parks Jr. received the Exchange Club Community Service Award after raising over 200000 for the North Augusta High School Stadium. He led the Stadium Club and said the project depended on strong community support with about 230000 in local contributions toward a 358023 stadium total.
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North Augusta
George W. Parks Jr
North Augusta Exchange Club
North Augusta High School
Parks
Exchange Club
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D. P. Timmerman
Hugh W. Gibson
Inez Jackson
Trenton
Route 2
Henry D. Padgett
James Cook
Aiken Standard Es
PBM
N.A
National Weather Service
NOAA
US Dept of Commerce
Pacific Northwest
Max A. Meek
W.J
Johnny) Ray
Democratic Party
Meek
Ray
Aiken High
Carl Langley
N.E
Area III Council
N. A.’s Parks
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