Deaths And Funerals In Aiken County And Augusta
Obituaries list Mrs. Katie Jenkins Miles of Saluda Street died in Aiken County Hospital with funeral arrangements by Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home. Surviving relatives include four sons, three daughters, a brother and a host of grandchildren. services at Primitive Baptist Church in Augusta. Also named are Mrs. Proctor of Emanuel County and several Proctor relations with services by Posey’s Funeral Home in Graniteville. Arthur Nix, 58, of Rt. 1 Box 616 died in a farming accident. funeral services to follow under Mt Hill Baptist Church and Oak Grove Society with family in Aiken.
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Katie Jenkins Miles
Saluda St
Aiken County
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Miles
Springfield Baptist Church
Eureka
Young Ladies of Honor of
Aiken
George Miles
Alex Miles
Miledge Miles
Johnnie Miles
Mary Williams
Long Island
N.Y
Cellie Anderson
Louise Spann
Benjamin Jenkins
Hempstead
Arthur Nix
Rt. 1
Nix
Joe Kneece
Mr. Nix
University Hospital
Augusta
Edgefield County
Mary Diggs
New Jersey
Walter Nix
Willis Nix
Hammond Nix
George W Walker dies. services set in Warrenville
George W. Walker of 3419 Seneca Ave. dies in Aiken County hospital. Funeral tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Pentecost United Methodist Church Warrenville officiated by Revs. Ellenberg and Hughes. Burial in church cemetery. He was a lifelong Aiken County resident, retired Graniteville Co. employee, and Marion Street Baptist member. Survived by wife Lizzie Galloway Walker. daughter Mrs. William E. Willis. three sons George Everett, Thomas B., and Harry M. Walker. three brothers John, Bill, and Abner L. Walker. Friends may call at residence or Posey’s Funeral Home Graniteville until 9:30 a.m. Saturday.
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Aiken County
Primitive Baptist Church
Augusta
Audley Roberts
Ralph W. Riner
A.G. Thompson
Sunset Memory Gardens
Langley
Proctor
Emanuel County
S.W. Richardson
Gloverville
J.L
Jake” Proctor
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Ira W
Bill’’ Proctor
Gerald Proctor
Glennville
Jimmy Proctor
Aiken
Herbert H
Buddy”’ Proctor
Warrenville
Willie Roberts
Port Wentworth
Herbert Roberts
Glint Roberts
Bath
Julian Proctor
Billy Proctor
Auburn
Tom Boatwright Jr
Tommy Proctor
Jerry Proctor
Ira
Bill’ Proctor
Hillvale St
Posey
Graniteville
George W. Walker
Seneca Ave
Pentecost United Methodist Church
Robert F. Ellenberg
Clarence Hughes
Church
Walker
Graniteville Co
Marion Street Baptist Church
Lizzie Galloway Walker
William E. Willis
George Everett Walker
Thomas B. Walker
Harry M. Walker
John Walker
Bill Walker
Abner L. Walker
Proctor of Warrenville Dies
Mrs Ira Lawson Lana Roberts Proctor of Warrenville died leaving behind a family and friends. The notice records her as Mrs Ira Proctor and notes Warrenville origin in a brief obituary style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrenville
Ira Lawson
Lana Roberts
Proctor
Aiken Standard Publishing Details and Policies
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes afternoons except Saturdays and Sundays. Located at 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29801. AP dispatches used exclusively. rights reserved for republication of other matters. No responsibility for advertisement errors. corrections in next issue. Advance payments limited to five weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
Associated Press
Mrs. Ross L. Laws Dies in Clearwater
Mrs. Ross L. Laws a native of Aiken County died yesterday at an Aiken County hospital after living in Clearwater 43 years Private funeral services were held at Sunset Memory Gardens with Rev W L Brown officiating Survivors include her husband two sons Michael Earl Laws and Robert D Laws of Clearwater two daughters Mrs Barbara Ann Powell Anderson and Mrs Yvonne Dominick of Aiken one sister Mrs Julia Canipe of North Augusta Pallbearers listed and friends may call at Poseys Funeral Home North Augusta
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Clearwater
Ross L
Bessie Mae Dennis
Laws
Aiken County
Sunset Memory Gardens
W.L. Brown
Clearwater First Baptist Church
Michael Earl Laws
Robert D. Laws
Barbara Ann Powell
Anderson
Yvonne Dominick
Aiken
Julia Canipe
North Augusta
Carlton Canipe
Earl Canipe
James Powell
Murray Dominick
George Dominick
Robert D. Parrish
Posey
Willis Harley 77 of Ridge Spring dies in Lexington County
Willis Harley 77 of Ridge Spring died yesterday in a Lexington County hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Amos & Sons Funeral Home Batesburg. A native of Barnwell County he was a member of Chinquapin Baptist Surviving his widow Maggie Harley Ridge Spring.
William A Pardue Graveside Rites Planned
Memorial graveside services for William A Pardue who died a year ago and donated his body to science will be held tomorrow at 4 p m in Graniteville Cemetery with Rev Barbee O Parsons officiating. Pardue native of Graniteville had lived in Greensboro 25 years. Mrs Sara Gray Pardue of Greensboro a son William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graniteville
William A. Pardue
Parish St
Greensboro
N.C
Barbee O. Parsons
Pardue
Sara Gray Pardue
William
Funeral services for Theodore Rouse held at Zion Hill Baptist Church
Theodore Rouse 60 of 828 Edgefield Ave NW died Monday. Services set for 2 30 PM tomorrow at Zion Hill Baptist Church with Rev E W Simmons and Rev H J Dicks assisting. Burial follows in the churchyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore (Dock) Rouse
Edgefield Ave
N.W
Zion Hill Baptist Church
E.W. Simmons
H.J. Dicks
Jackson Candidates To Speak At City Rally
Allan Ellis was listed as moderator for a Jackson rally but will not preside. A city election rally tonight in Jackson High Auditorium invites all 16 candidates to speak five minutes each at 8 p.m. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Memorial Baptist Plans Conference
Memorial Baptist Church hosts a Family Enrichment Conference Sunday Monday and Tuesday from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. nightly. The event serves ages two to adult, aims to help families meet practical needs of daily living, and will provide a nursery with public invitation.
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The
Memorial Baptist Church
Donor dies at 73 in Cape Town record blood donor
Joseph W. Pritchard 73 a world record donor who gave more than 200 pints of blood in his lifetime has died in Cape Town South Africa. The obituary notes his long commitment to blood donation and public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town
South Africa
Joseph W. Pritchard
Salley to Dedicate Revolution Marker and Cyclorama
Salley hosts a Bicentennial event dedicating the John Town Battle marker from May 1782 at the S C 394 and 52 intersection. Rep Irene Rudnick will give the address as NJROTC color guard, Aiken Community Band, and a 132-person cyclorama portray Civil War and Revolutionary scenes.
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Salley
John Town
S.C
Irene Rudnick
Aiken
American Legion
Aiken High School
Naval Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps
Njrotc
Roger Rollins
Hemrick Salley Jr
Wagener, Perry and
Columbus
Audubon Society Spring Meeting Draws Birdwatchers
Audubon Society hosts its annual spring meeting in Aiken with hundreds of members and guests. Registration at Ramada Inn 3 to 7 p.m. and field trips to Aiken State Park Hitchcock Woods and more. Evening talks include oil coverage and an ornithology program by noted researchers.
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Audubon Society
Ramada Inn
Aiken
Aiken State Park
Hitchcock Woods
Savannah River
Brickyard Ponds
Augusta
Hopeland Gardens
William P. Bebbington
Rial
Jeannine Angerman
Augusta Audubon Society
Virginia Acres Activities Center
Gene Howard
Medical College of Georgia
Robert McFarlane
Savannah River Ecology Laboratory
University of Georgia
Thurmond memo linked to Lennon case prompts defense and doubt
The piece alleges Senate Internal Security Committee involvement in John Lennon's 1972 deportation saga. It describes Thurmond letters, a smear memo, and DOJ actions tied to Nixon era politics. It notes the memo's disappearance and requests for evidence in Lennon's immigration case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Thurmond
John Lennon
U.S
England
Justice Department
White House
Lennon
Strom Thurmond
R.S.C
Old Ramrod
John Mitchell
Singer
Senate Internal Security Committee
Capitol Hill
Mitchell
Atty
Richard Kliendienst
Raymond Farrell
Bill Timmons
Nixon
U.S. Atty
Mary Maguire
Richard Owen
Leon Wildes
Langley man charged in shotgun death of Henry Cooper
Court records show Craig, 57, charged in the January 22 shooting death of 33-year-old Henry Lee Cooper in Langley. Investigators found one unidentified print on a carbine and no prints on a revolver. Cooper died as he returned home with his wife and step-children from New Ellenton.
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South Carolina Law Enforcement Division
SLED
Craig
Henry Lee Cooper
Langley
Cooper
New Ellenton
Manny Brooks
Aiken County
Wagener
Warrenville Methodist Plans Revival
Warrenville United Methodist Church hosts a weeklong revival at 7:30 p.m. nightly. Guest evangelist Rev. David Templeton of Laurens headlines the event. The public is invited.
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Warrenville
Warrenville United Methodist Church
David Templeton
Lauvrens
Community Calendar Highlights From Local Events
A busy weekend features United Methodist Women garage sales at 1308 Congress Dr NW and Belvedere Methodist flea market. Aiken County Museum hours run 10am to 4pm while Jackson High hosts a political debate. Community clubs, church rummage sales, AA meetings, and an Accent on Youth concert round out the schedule.
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United Methodist Women’s of Wesley
Congress Dr
N.W
Aiken County
Senior Citizens Club
L-B-C
Belvedere
United Methodist Women of Wesley United Methodist
Congress Drive
Ladies Guild of Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Farmer's Market
AA Miracle Group
St Bartholomew Episcopal Church
North Augusta
Students Need Social Security Number To Work
Aiken Social Security officials urge students planning summer work to obtain a Social Security number early. Day warns delays may prevent starting work promptly and emphasizes applying now. Applications available at the local post office or the Social Security office at 225 N Chesterfield St. in Aiken.
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A. Duane Day
Aiken
Day
Social Security
Chesterfield St
Spring Band Festival Set Thursday at Scho field Gymnasium
The Annual Spring Band Festival presented by Aiken Area School Bands and Aiken Recreation Department will be held next Thursday at 8 p.m. at Scho field Gymnasium. The concert features the B Band A Band J.V. Band Aiken High Symphonic Band and Aiken High Stage Band performing Gypsy Love Song Chicago Minuteman National Emblem and more. The concert is free and open to the public.
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Schofield Gymnasium
Aiken
Aiken Recreation Department
J.V
Aiken High Symphonic
Aiken High
Chicago
Minuteman
Historic Aiken Group to Hear New York Architect
Walker Cain of Walker Cain Associates will address Historic Aiken’s first general meeting at St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church at 4 p.m. A garden party follows at Rose Hill, home of Claudia Lea Phelps, named to the National Register of Historic Homes. Memberships at the door are $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Cain
New York
Aiken
St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church
Rose Hill
Claudia Lea Phelps
Cain
Walker Cain Associates
Mead, McKim and White
Stanford White
Sandhurst
James E. Austin
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Katie J. Miles
A. Pardue, Jr
Betsy P. Harrison
Kingsport
Tenn
W.R. Burress
Knoxville
Nell Dean
Ergle St
Mrs
Ira Proctor
National Weather Service
NOAA
U.S. Dept of Commerce
Ead
Midwest
Texas
Florida
Upper
Great Lakes
Pacific Northwest
Ross L. Laws
Willis Harley
Theodore Rouse
Memorial Baptist Plans Conference
Tom Rial
Debby Wendel
Martin Luther King
Bessie Lee Garvin
Bob Salley
Donna Boyleston
LS Se
Warrenville Methodist
Council
Jackson High Auditorium
M. - Aauw
Usc-Aiken
Historic Aiken Group
Gospel Meeting
Warrenville Church
Harrison Furniture Sale
Christian Science First Church of Christ, Scientist
Whiskey Road
WAKN
Hayne Avenue
Grace Bretiren Church of
Aiken Community Playhouse
Virginia Acres Park
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