Deaths And Funerals Augusta Mrs William A Corley
Funeral services for Mrs. William A. Corley 61 of 1935 Kratha Drive die Monday will be held today at 4 p.m. at Curtis Baptist Church with Rev. Lawrence V Bradley officiating. Burial in Sunset Memory Gardens. Pallbearers listed. Survivors include three daughters Mrs Alfred Edmond Mrs Washington Marshall and Mrs Eldridge Merritt Monet a two sons Guy and Sinclair Quattlebaum one sister Mrs Mattie Padgett. Funeral home arrangements by Poteet and Amos and Sons Funeral Homes.
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Augusta
William A
Ruby Elizabeth Jackson
Corley
Kratha Drive
Curtis Baptist Church
Lawrence V. Bradley
Sunset Memory Gardens
P.B. Watts
Fred Hawkridge
B.R. Davis
Art Holbrook
Ray Highsmith
Louis Alvanos
Poteet Funeral Home
Greene St
Chinquapin Baptist Church
Batesburg
Dozier
Alfred Edmond
Washington Marshall
Eldridge Merritt
Monetta
Guy Quattlebaum
Sinclair Quattlebaum
New York City
Mattie Padgett
Ridge Spring
Amos and Sons Funeral
Johnston
Mrs. Mertis Ashford Dead at 70 in Columbia
Mrs. Mertis Ashford, 70, died Monday at her Columbia home. Amos and Sons Funeral Home will announce funeral arrangements. She is survived by an aunt, Mrs. Mamie Corley of Johnston. Friends may visit at the funeral home or at the home of Mrs. Mennie Bell Mathis in Johnston.
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Columbia
Mertis Ashford
Amos and Sons Funeral Home
Johnston
Mamie Corley
Mennie Bell Mathis
Cicero Aldrich Jr. Dies In Augusta Hospital
Cicero Aldrich Jr. of Aiken County died yesterday in an Augusta hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Nix Funeral Home Belvedere. He was WWII veteran and brickmason, member of Old Storm Branch Baptist Church and American Legion Post 232. Survived by widow Mary Aldrich and two sons Cicero III and Pigarro, North Augusta. Friends may call at the residence.
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Augusta
Cicero Aldrich Jr
Nix Funeral Home
Belvedere
Aldrich
Aiken County
Old Storm Branch Baptist Church
American Legion
North Augusta
Mary Aldrich
Cicero Aldrich III
Pigarro Aldrich
Mrs. Quattlebaum Dies in Lexington County Hospital
Mrs. Arzula Quattlebaum died Sunday at a Lexington County hospital. Funeral services will take place with details to be announced by the family.
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Monetta
Arzula Quattlebaum
Lexington County
Aiken Standard Motto and Publication Details
The Aiken Standard, established 1867, publishes each afternoon except Saturdays and Sundays from 124 Rutland Drive, Aiken, SC 29801. It notes AP dispatch rights and advertising correction policies, with payment terms for subscriptions and carrier payment limits.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
Mrs Henry P Stiefel Funeral in Augusta
Mrs Henry P Stiefel of 505 Brookside Ave died Monday in an Augusta hospital. Funeral 3 p m today at Pine View Memorial Gardens with Rev Art Snead officiating. Pallbearers named including Robert Waldera William Wilson Otto Martins James Cash Malcolm McSwain Emmitt Swear ingen. She was a native of Augusta lived in North Augusta 30 years member of Presbyterian Church Jessie C Lynch Post 71 Auxiliary and Interlocking Square Dance Club. Surviving husband a son David H Stiefel of Millington Tenn a daughter Mrs John S Chambers of Germany a brother Thomas D Gingery of Jacksonville Fla.
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North Augusta
Henry P. Stiefel
Brookside Ave
Augusta
Pineview Memorial Gardens
Art Snead
Robert Waldera
William Wilson
Otto Martins
James Cash
Malcolm McSwain
Emmitt Swearingen
Stiefel
Presbyterian Church
Jessie C. Lynch
David H. Stiefel
Millington
Tenn
John S. Chambers
Germany
Thomas D. Gingery
Jacksonville
Fla
Obituary: Mrs Isabel Totten Harvey 85
Mrs Isabel Totten Harvey 85 of 502 Highland Park Drive died yesterday at Aiken County Hospital. Funeral services will be announced later by George Funeral Home. Surviving include her son Lester M. Harvey Jr of Greenwich Conn a niece Mrs Charles M Armour of Aiken and five grandchildren.
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Isabel Totten Harvey
Highland Park Drive
Aiken County Hospital
George Funeral Home
Lester M. Harvey Jr
Greenwich, Conn
Charles M. Armour
Aiken
King Hussein Seeks Peace Amid Mid East Turmoil Visit to Citadel
King Hussein urged a united world stance on policy and proposed Jerusalem as an international city. He reviewed Middle East history from 1948 to 1973 and urged resolution despite past failures, while meeting Gov. Edwards and cadets at The Citadel before progressing to Palm Beach.
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Jerusalem
Mid-East
Israel
Palestine
United Nations
Jordan
Syria
Lebanon
Gaza Strip
Egypt
Old City of
Hussein
Military College
Sandhurst Military College
England
George M. Seignious
Seignious
Mohammed
South Carolina
James B. Edwards
Corps of Cadets
U.S.A
Citadel
Aiken
Tate Found Guilty in Youthful Offender Sentences
Swearingen and others were sentenced under the Youthful Offender's Act for housebreaking and larceny after a February break‑in at Mundy’s Grocery. Sentences ranged from one to six years on various counts with fines and probation where noted. Additional DUI, grand larceny, forgery, and other charges were handed down to several defendants in the same session.
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John Leonard Taylor Jr
Albea
Reese
Cofer
Mundy
Taylor
Charles Wilerbee
Gary LaDean Hogan
Charles Andrew Sims
Jerry Wayne Johnson
Billy Kenneth Taylor
Jack Willis Burroughs
Leon James Owens
Herman W Harris
Hubbard Garrett
North Augusta
Timothy M Troutman
Troutman
True Bulls
Grand
Larceny
Lavern Rowe
Randy Steven Daniels
Wade Hampton Sutherland
Kevin Michels
Alan Vernard Stroman
John Hubert Harmer
Charles Edward Jackson
Charles Edward Boynton
Curtis Kendrick
Luther Powell
Terry Powell
Larry Rodney Swearingen Jr
Richard Darrell Bowles
Woody Eugene Saint David Watkins
Michael Watkins
Hattie Mae Jenkins
James Frazier
Curtis Willam Cook
Marie Vernon Munsford
Joe Hadden
Westmoreland Faults Vietnam Policy Credibility
Former U S commander in Vietnam General William C Westmoreland says internal rifts over South Vietnam policy during Saigon's collapse damaged credibility. He cites President Ford's pledge of aid while Congress restricted military assistance as making the United States look foolish internationally.
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Charleston
U.S
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Saigon
William C. Westmoreland
America
Ford
Congress
Derrick Picked For Panel one
House Speaker Carl Albert named Butler Derrick to the first House Senate conference on Budget Resolution for fiscal year 1976. Derrick is the first freshman congressman to serve as a conferee. The panel will meet to resolve House and Senate differences on funding for 1976 with Senate plans at 67.2 billion deficit and 365 billion outlays and House plans at 70 billion deficit with 368.2 billion spending. Derrick noted the honor of shaping the final budget report.
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Washington, D.C
Carl Albert
Dokla
Butler Derrick
Ds.c
Derrick
House
Senate
S.C
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Aiken - Augusta Hwy
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Optimist Club
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