Local Obituaries and Funerals in Aiken Area
Frankie Buford Mims 74 sister of Mrs. George Walker of Beech Island died at her home. Funeral 11 a.m. tomorrow at Smith Memorial Funeral Home Allendale with Revs. Harvey O Peurifoy and Tom White officiating. Burial Mims Family Cemetery near Martin. Survivors include two daughters Hazel Edwards Ada Hershey one son Albert H. Mims Jr one brother Enoch Buford and one sister Mrs Walker. David Hall 43 of 1016 Edgefield Ave. N.W. died yesterday in Aiken. funeral arrangements by Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home. Surviving: widow Hattie Hall four children Howard David Jr. Edward, mother Mary Hall three sisters and one maternal grandfather. Services for Rev Stoney Washington 75 died Monday to be held 4 p.m. today Ebenezer Baptist Church Williston. Burial church cemetery. Rev George M. Burckhalter funeral 3:30 p.m. Sunday Montmorenci Baptist Church with burial there. Pallbearers deacons board Morris Chapel Greenwood. Corona Hall Stallings 40 died Tuesday. funeral 3:30 p.m. Sunday Ocean Grove Baptist Church burial church cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
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Martin
Frankie Buford
Albert) Mims
George Walker
Beech Island
Augusta
Allendale
Christian Church
Smith Memorial Funeral Home
Harvey O. Peurifoy
Tom White
Mims
Hazel Mims Edwards
Miami
Fla
Ada Mims Hershey
Miami Shoals
Albert H. Mims Jr
Enoch Mills Buford
Ocala
Walker
David Hall
Edgefield Ave
N.W
Barnwell County
Aiken
Services Council
Aiken County
Spring Branch
Stoney Washington
Aiken Community Hospital
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Williston
Monroe Bush
George M. Burckhalter
Montmorenci Baptist Church
Montmorenci
W.H. Hightower
Church
Morris Chapel
Greenwood
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Corona Hall
Johnny) Stallings
Ocean Grove Baptist Church
Amost Adams
Willie Briggs
Will Pollard
Johnnie Burris
Bill Goodman
Marshall Nicholson
Roddie Burris
Jackson-Brooks Funeral
Graniteville Prepares for Big Event at Civic Center and School
The Graniteville Exchange Club hosts The Big Event starting tomorrow with an 8 45 a m Fun Run and 10 km race from the Civic Center. Activities move to Leavelle McCampbell High School football field at 10 a m with admission 2 for adults 1 for ages 6 to 18 and free for under 6. Grand drawing from tickets held 6 to 6 30 p m with prize options lif speed bike a black and white television and a citizens band radio.
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Graniteville Exchange Club
Graniteville Civic Center
Leavelle McCampbell
Citizens Band
Youth Corrections Center programs lift nonviolent offenders toward jobs
At the Aiken Youth Corrections Center inmates are youths under the Youthful Offenders Act with average four month stays. TEC instructors Carletha Jackson Gene Crawford and Horace Weeks teach auto repair and brickmasonry. About 65 to 66 percent of graduates secure related jobs after release. The center houses about 230 inmates monthly with a 300 cap and serves youths from Aiken and nearby counties.
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Aiken Youth Corrections Center
Mims
Aiken Tec
TEC
Carletha Jackson
Gene Crawford
Horace Weeks
Aiken Center
Aiken
Columbia
Advance payment instruction for Aiken Standard PBM
The notice directs all advance payments to the Aiken Standard PBM Subscription account. It specifies the beneficiary and method for upfront billing, indicating the recipient responsible for processing prepaid amounts.
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Aiken Standard Pbm
PBM
Aiken
Group Protests Eustis Park School Closure Plan
About 40 parents and teachers gathered at Eustis Park School to oppose closing the campus and merging students with Pinecrest and North Aiken elementary schools. They urged input on four options, including keeping K through third at Eustis Park and moving fourth through sixth to Pinecrest, or splitting grades while preserving the current zones.
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Area One Advisory Council
Eustis Park School
Pinecrest
North Aiken
B. Henderson Johnson
Aiken
Eustis Park Elementary
Eustis Park
North Aikien
Beecher E. Morton Jr
Area One
Area III Schools Advisory Council approves February finances and grants
The Area III Council chaired by Clarence W. Dickert approved $19 285 03 in February disbursements with receipts totaling $24 021 03. Expenditures included 636 for Leavelle McCampbell basketball and 587 44 for L B C football. Vandalism reported at five schools and requests granted for facility use by Gregg Civic Center Graniteville Boosters Langley Bath Clearwater softball league and a legacy weight machine purchase for Leavelle McCampbell.
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Langley
Area III
Bath
Burnettown
Byrd, Clearwater
Gloverville
Vaucluse
Warrenville
Jefferson
Langley-Bath-Clearwater
Leavelle McCampbell
Clarence W. Dickert
L-B-C
Bath and Clearwater
Resignation of Aiken County solicitor aide cited pay and caseload
Sylvia Westerdahl announces the resignation of Michael L. Johnson from the Aiken County Solicitor's staff, effective May 1, due to low pay and a heavy 90 percent workload managing juvenile delinquency, child abuse, and neglect cases. Johnson will join the private firm Dufour and Dufour.
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Aiken
Sylvia
Allen F.) Westerdahl
Michael L
Mickey) Johnson
Westerdahl
Johnson
South Carolina
Family Court
Department of Social Services
Barnwell and
Bamberg Johnson
Dufour
Aiken High Band Tours Mexico City Delights and Haggling
The Aiken High School band visited Mexico City venues including the Aztec Sun Pyramid and Cathedral. They marveled at traffic and buses with police escorts, learned haggling over prices, and formed strong ties with local university guides. Roses and leather were notable buys. The trip featured late flights, busy days, and quick departures.
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Mexico City
Filings For Offices Closed In South Carolina Election
Filing books for both parties closed at noon renewing contests for county council seats and state house posts in Aiken County. Democratic primary battles include Seats One Two Five Six and House districts 82 83 84 85 86 with incumbents and challengers listed. Magistrate and chief magistrate races also appear on the June 13 ballot.
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Aiken County
State House of Representatives
Wagoner
Lucas Ray
Faye Hatcher
Clifton Garvin
Eleanor Rumph
New Ellenton
Medwell Hill
Gordon L. Knight
Belvedere
Billie
Gilford
Trapp
L. Kline Paulk
Aiken
Homer L. McGee
William E. Rees
Cecil L. Collins
Thomas Huff
Marion D. McGowan
Thomas L. Moore
Michael D. Duncan
Randy D. Huff
C. Marshall Cain
Irene K. Rudnick
Thomas Brandner
M. Judson Busbee
Max A. Meek
W.J
Johnny) Ray
Leon Hare
Lester L. Chitty
B.E. Nichols
Ernest Padgett
C.H Shaw
Dietrich Calls for Nuclear Fuel Recycling and Safe Guaran
University of Virginia Ph.D. Dietrich urged releasing AGNS from Carter moratorium to expand peaceful fuel recycling. He proposed safeguards including locating sites in nations with arsenals or ensuring long term non disrupted energy supply, drawing on oil embargo lessons and stressing tech and institutions must advance together.
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Allied General Nuclear Services
AGNS
Barnwell
Dietrich
Carter
University of Virginia
Holder
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Joe Bing
Rev
Washington
Rev. Burckhalter
Mrs
Johnny Stallings
Graniteville
Aiken Standard
Noaa US
Dept of Commerce
Plains
Rockies
National Weather Service
Rio
Amy
Rio de Janeiro
Aiken High Band
James A. Kitchings
New Orleans
Susan Cole
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