Hutchingson Dies. Rites Held In Sunset Hill Cemetery
William Edward Hutchingson of 370 Jefferson Highway North Augusta died Sunday. Graveside services were held at 2 p.m. in Sunset Hill Cemetery with the Rev HK McKnight officiating. He was a native of Laurens and had lived in North Augusta 90 years. Surviving are a daughter, two steprelatives, eight sisters, two brothers, and several in-law relatives.
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North Augusta
William Edward Hutchingson
Jefferson David Highway
Sunset Hill
HK. McKnight
Hutchingson
Laurens
Nelma Tucker
Bessie Patterson
Augusta
Zeb Hughes
Mrs Olivia Thomas Brown Sr. Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for Olivia Thomas Brown Sr. 49 of New York were set for Thursday at 4 p.m. at Cumberland A M E Church with Rev. G A Thomas officiating. Burial followed at Pine Lawn Memorial Gardens in Aiken. She lived in Aiken and previously belonged to St Luke A M E Church in Vaucluse. Survived by son John Brown Jr father General Thomas Sr sisters Charlotte and Mary E Thomas brothers Ollie, General Jr, James E, Cleveland and Benjamin. Friends may visit her father’s home in Aiken or Jackson Brooks Funeral Home Aiken.
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John
Olivia Thomas) Brown Sr
New York
Cumberland A.M.E
G.A. Thomas
Pine Lawn Memorial Gardens
Aiken
St. Lukes A.M.E. Church
Vaucluse
John Brown Jr
General Thomas Sr. Aiken
Charlotte Thomas
Mary E. Thomas
Springfield Gardens
N.Y
Ollie Thomas
Jacksonville
Fla
General Thomas Jr
South Ozone Park
Cleveland Thomas
James E. Thomas
Benjamin Thomas
Route 3
Jackson-Brooks Funeral
Mrs Marilyn Roberts Missoula Death Notice
Mrs Marilyn W. Roberts, 29, of Missoula died yesterday. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at Con-
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Missoula
Montana
Marilyn W. Roberts
Con
Aiken Standard Prospectus and Subscription Rates
The Aiken Standard published in 1867 details publication schedule and delivery. It lists mailing options with rates for carrier and mail services and notes AP content rights and correction policies.
Henry Richardson Sr. of Beech Island Dies
Henry Richardson Sr. of Beech Island died Monday at his residence. Funeral arrangements are to be announced by Peoples Funeral Home. He was a Webb Grove Church member in Jackson. Surviving are three daughters in New York and Georgia, five sons including Henry Jr and Leroy Richardson, a brother Jackie Richardson of New York City.
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Beech Island
Henry Richardson Sr
Peoples Funeral Home
Webb Grove
Jackson
Sarah Stewart
Brooklyn
N.Y
Martha Allen
Anna Sue Jones
Augusta
Henry Richardson Jr
Leroy Richardson
Bronx
J.T. Richardson
Long Island
James Richardson
New York City
Rickey Richardson
Jackie Richardson
Mrs Eva C Meeks dies in Aiken after 60 years resident
Mrs Eva C Meeks of Aiken died Tuesday in a local nursing home. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Bethany Cemetery with Rev Howard M Hickey officiating. She was a native of Atlanta and a St Thaddeus Episcopal Church member. Surviving are four daughters Frances Timmons Thelma Langston Willie Mulcahy Beulah Strom two sons Warren Meeks T L Meeks one sister A C Martin. Friends may call at George Funeral Home.
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Eva C. Meeks
Aiken
Bethany Cemetery
Howard M. Hickey
Meeks
Atlanta
St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church
Frances Timmons
Beech Island
Thelma Langston
Brunswick
Willie Mulcahy
Beulah Strom
Batesbury
Warren Meeks
T.L. Meeks
Augusta
A.C. Martin
Greenville
George Funeral Home
Funeral services for Ulyess E. Cox in Langley
Funeral services for Ulyess Elvin Cox of Langley, who died Sunday, will be held today at 3 p.m. in the chapel of George Funeral Home in Aiken with Paul Epler officiating. Burial follows at Sunset Memory Gardens. Pallbearers are Morris Griswold, Ben LaMunyon, Huett Gunter, Carl Cox, R. E. Cox and Earl Johnson. Friends may call at the funeral home or at the residence of his son Preston Cox in Jordan town Langley.
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Langley
Ulyess Elvin Cox
Chapel of George Funeral Home
Aiken
Paul Epler
Sunset Memory Gardens
Morris Griswold
Ben LaMunyon
Huett Gunter
Carl Cox
R.E. Cox
Earl Johnson
Preston Cox
Jordantown
Walker Says U S Enters Pacific Age in New Era
Richard L Walker, James F Byrnes Professor at the University of South Carolina, told the Aiken Rotary Club that a major Pacific revolution has occurred and the US has become a Pacific power. He cited 23 years of Korea related change, booming trans Pacific trade, and Japan as a trade leader with a $4 billion deficit.
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Richard L Walker
East Asia
Aiken Rotary Club
Walker
James F. Byrnes
Institute of International Studies
University of South Carolina
Commercial Hotel
Pacific
U.S
Korea
East
Japan
Vandals Hit Aiken High School Lunch Room
Aiken High School was targeted by vandals who entered through a rear window and stole three small tables from the lunch room. Police also reported theft of more than $60 of ale from a beer truck owned by Schaffer Distributing at 135 Marlboro Street in Aiken.
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Aiken High School
Aiken
Schaffer Distributing Company
Marlboro Street
Budget deficits revised show lower totals for 1973 and 1974
Washington revised its 1973 deficit to 19.8 billion, 5.7 billion below first estimates, and the 1974 deficit to 5.0 billion, seven billion below prior forecasts. Expenditures remain at 249.8 billion for 1973 and 268.7 billion for 1974. Individual income tax receipts rise, boosting revenue by about 2.0 billion in 1973 and 3.7 billion in 1974.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
George P. Shultz
Shultz
Congress
Nixon Moves To Restore Trust In White House
President Nixon defended his record while urging public faith in the presidency as he addressed Watergate questions. He said justice would be pursued impartially, noted resignations of aides, and argued the Watergate probe demonstrates the strength of the American political system and press.
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Nixon
White House
Kleindienst
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Richardson
John Si
America
Turnout Above Average In Election At Jackson
Voters in Jackson head to the polls to elect the mayor six council seats and a Public Works Commission post. At 11 am 91 ballots were cast with poll worker Eleanor Brinkley noting a above average turnout. Incumbent Mayor J M Brown faces Wade Gordy for the mayoral post while council candidates include Richard Russell Thomas McElmurray James Copeland Jr James Kenneth Ellis L A McNair Donald Adams William B Ethredge Jr Robert Garland Catherine Hiatt Ronald M Steed and Eugene F Howard.
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Public Works Commission
J.M. Brown
Wade Gordy
Les Sims
Richard Russell
Thomas McElmurray
James Copeland Jr
James Kenneth Ellis
L.A. McNair
Donald Adams
William B. Ethredge
Red Cross names candidates for Aiken County Board of Directors
The Aiken County Red Cross banquet announced candidates for three board terms. Three-year term nominees include Robert E. Grant and others. two-year and one-year term replacements were listed, with Nathan M. Wolfe acting as nominating chair.
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Aiken County
Red Cross Board of Directors
W.T. Dickenson
Luke Rutland
Harry R. Huxford
Federal flood warnings keep victims from returning home
Federal officials warn Mississippi River valley flood victims downstream from Hannibal Missouri not to move back yet as new rains threaten fresh flooding. Two to three inches of rainfall hit Iowa and northern Illinois while eleven deaths are reported and damage rises. The Mississippi River Commission says over eleven million acres from Wisconsin to Mississippi remain under water.
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Associated Press
Mississippi River Valley
Hannibal
Corps of Army Engineers
St. Louis
Iowa
Illinois
Mississippi River Commission
Wisconsin
Mississippi
Betty Hale and Family Named in Obituary Brief
Betty Hale with wife Darlene and sons Keith and Craig Hale are listed in a brief obituary notice noting surviving family members and the Hale surname.
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Betty Hale
Darlene
Keith and
Craig Hale
Community Calendar of Local Meetings This Week
The Citizens Advisory Committee meets 5 15 p m in council chambers. Jaycees gather 7 30 p m at the Jaycee Hut. Civil Air Patrol assembles 7 p m at the Army Reserve Center. Warrenville Elementary PTA convenes 7 30 p m at the school. Bethlehem Lutheran Women’s Guild holds annual luncheon at 10 a m at Milham Manor. Toastmasters meet 7 p m at the Commercial.
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Citizens Advisory Committee
Council Chambers
Jaycees
Civil Air Patrol
Army Reserve Center
Warrenville Elementary School
PTA
Womens Guild of the
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Milham Manor
Commercial Hotel
Wreck and theft cases reported by North Augusta police
North Augusta police reported a motorcycle stolen from Charles F. Jones’s residence valued over $1 000. A break‑in at Estelle Tillman’s home yielded a portable radio, coins, and ham. Vandalism investigated at Hammond Hills Elementary School damaged desks scattered papers and the school aquarium fish.
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North Augusta
Charles F. Jones
Carolina Avenue
Estelle Tillman
Hammond Hills
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Priest River
Idaho
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Marilyn Roberts
Aiken Standard
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China
Sidney
Australia
Rotary Club
Free Asia
Richard L. Walker
USC
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Calif
Rica
Eleanor Brinkley
National Weather Service
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US Dept of Commerce
Meormuing
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Midwest
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Red Cross
Robert E. Grant
WH. Stallworth Jr
Jessie McElmurray
W. James Rivers
Nathan M. Wolfe
Don G. Ebenhack
W.B. Mullins
M.D
C.H. Shaw
Julian B. Salley Jr
James Brown
G.A. Poda
Lew Perkins
Kenneth W
Sandy) Hale, Jr
Lilly Mae Reece
James. Reece
Lila Moe Winham
City Auditorium
Park Ave
S.W. Aiken
South Carolina
John W. Green
Savannah
Abbeville Avenue
Church of Christ
James Jones, JR
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