Deaths And Funerals In South Carolina
WARRENVILLE The funeral for 88 year old Essie Busbee Burbage of Howlandville Road will be at 4 p.m. tomorrow at Bath First Baptist Church with Revs. J Paul Johnson and Derrald F Adams officiating. Burial will be in Sunset Memory Gardens. Survivors include four daughters Pearl Posey of Gloverville Odessa Corley and Vera Booth of Warren ville and Florence Munday of Bath and a son Woodrow Burbage of Hixson Tennessee. Pallbearers are Horace Sauls Woodrow Josey Everette Smith Harold Clark W J Murphy and Jimmy L Powell. Honorary pallbearers are deacons of Bath First Baptist Church. Poseys Funeral Home Langley is in charge of arrangements. WILLISTON Lonzoe W Scruggs 77 of 106 Hall St father of Sue Kight of Graniteville died Wednesday. Funeral at 4 p.m. tomorrow at First Baptist Church in Williston with Rev L G Corder officiating. Burial in Williston Cemetery. Folk Funeral Home in charge. NORTH AUGUSTA The funeral for William Tate Durham 59 of 909 Lake Ave who died Sunday was at 2 p.m. today at Victory Baptist Church with Rev Larry Brown officiating. Burial in Westover Memorial Park Pallbearers James Clark Mark Clark Spencer Clark Gary Clark Bruce Clark and Coley Clark. Poseys Funeral Home North Augusta in charge.
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Chinese airliner carrying defectors lands under protection
A Chinese airliner hijacked with 105 aboard landed at a U S base east of Seoul after crossing the DMZ. The Defense Ministry said guards surrounded the craft as it was placed under South Korean protection amid unclear fate of passengers and crew.
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Reagan Visits San Antonio for Cinco de Mayo Festivities
President Reagan tours San Antonio for Cinco de Mayo events in Plaza Neuva as part of a Texas swing to court Hispanic voters ahead of a potential 1984 reelection bid. He plans stops in Phoenix and California after a two hour stay, following a Houston fundraising appearance.
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