Deaths and Funerals in South Carolina Cities
James Odum 73 of 434 Gilbert St SE Augusta died yesterday in an Augusta hospital. Funeral 5 p.m. tomorrow at First Presbyterian Church Aiken with Rev. Dr. William Johnston officiating. Burial Calvary Cemetery. Survived by wife Earlye Mae Odum two sons James R. Odum Atlanta Joseph V. Odum Aiken stepson William D. Jordan Dallas Tex as a brother Hoyt D. Odum Chattanooga Tenn sister Daisy Dean Turner Lafayette Tenn six grandchildren. Family receiving friends 7-9 tonight at George Fuennal Home. The notice also lists other funeral notices for Willie Lloyd Ruby Mae Whittle Mitchell David Clark Horace E. Brown Jr Hastings Wy man Henderson and Dottie Owens Page with locations in Jerusa Branch Baptist Church Wagener Hillcrest Memorial Park Hartsville Columbia and Augusta.
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James Odum
Augusta
Odum
Gilbert St
First Presbyterian Church
Aiken
William Johnston
Calvary Cemetery
Savannah River
William R. Johnston
Dr. Johnston
Earlye Mae Odum
James R. Odum
Atlanta
Joseph V. Odum
William D. Jordan
Dallas
Texas
Hoyt D. Odum
Chattanooga
Tenn
Daisey Dean Turner
Lafayette
George Fuennal
USC Trustee urges independent audit of two USC projects
USC trustee Edward Floyd of Florence calls for an independent audit of financing for the $15 million John E Swearingen Engineering Center and the $15 million arts center. The move follows questions about private and public funding channels and pledged contributions linked to USC President James Holderman.
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USC
Floyd
Columbia
University of South Carolina
Edward Floyd
Florence
USC Board of Trustees
Othneil Wienges
Charlotte
N.C
James Holderman
Wienges
Holderman
Hugh Leatherman
D-Florence
Leatherman
John E. Swearingen
Swearingen Center
Nancy Koger
Koger
Hollywood figures urge Congress to curb colorizing old films
Woody Allen Ginger Rogers Sidne y Pollack Miles Forman and Elliott Silverstein press Congress to protect artistic authors from changes in their films. They cite Casablanca Gone With the Wind and The Maltese Falcon as examples while Ted Turner’s color reissues spark debate. Lawmakers consider extending copyright to permit authors to object to alterations.
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Washington
Frank Sinatra
Woody Allen
Congress
Allen
Capitol Hill
Ginger Rogers
Sidney Pollack
Miles Forman
Elliott Silverstein
Senate
Richard Gephardt
D-Mo
Patrick Leahy
D-Vt
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee On
Technology and the Law
Ted Turner
Archivists Clash Over Colorizing Classic Films
Turner president Roger Mayer says old black and white movies fail to draw modern audiences who expect color. Directors Guild counterpoints with color comparison footage and illustrative clips. Proponents display contrasting color and monochrome proofs to sway decision maker Leahy. Ansel Adams photo and a color-tinted landscape are shown as examples.
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Turner Entertainment Co
Roger Mayer
Directors Guild of America
John Huston
Leahy
Ansel Adams
Rob Ward
Hal Roach Studios
Dowds Rites Held for 91 Year Old Altamont Native
Alva Newell Dowds 91 died Sunday in an Effingham hospital. He lived on Route 2 and was a retired farmer. Funeral at 1 30 p m today at Funkhouser United Methodist Church with Rev Dale Lockart officiating. Burial in the church yard. He was a native of Jackson Township and a Salem Methodist Church member. Survived by wife Zora Belle Pendley Dowds and two sons Milan Ray Dowds Augusta and Earl A Dowds Marquette Heights. Pallbearers named Charles Hille Mike Hille Claude Haslett Kenneth Bell Raymond Wolf Wayne Dowds. Memorials to Altamont Circuit United Methodist Church. Kull Funeral Home in charge.
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Altamont
Ill
Alva Newell Dowds
Effingham
Dowds
Gail Dowds
Beech Island
Funkhouser United Methodist Church
Dale Lockart
Jackson Township
Charles Hille
Mike Hille
Claude Haslett
Kenneth Bell
Raymond Wolf
Wayne Dowds
Altamont Circuit United
Dottie Owens Page obituary notice
Mrs. Dottie Owens Page aged 72 entered into rest May 12 1987. She lived on Greene Street in Augusta. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Posey s Funeral Home Graniteville South Carolina.
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Augusta
Dottie Owens Page
Page
Greene Street
Posey
Graniteville
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Presbyterian
Willie L. Lloyd
Ruby W. Mitchell
Ruby Mae Whittle
Glenard H.) Mitchell
Platt
Thomas Turner
Hillcrest Memorial Park
Mitchell
Pennsylvania Ave
Joyce Mitchell Thompson
North Augusta
American Cancer Society
David Clark
Lugoff
Bethlehem Baptist Church
Mr. Clark
Floyd Clark
Williston
Brown
Camden
Horace E. Brown Jr
Hartsville
Mr. Brown
Charles H. Brown
Oakwood Cemetery
Falls Church
Washington, D.C
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Harry Diamond Laboratories
Falls Church Presbyterian Church
Byerly Hospital
Friends of the
Jeanne Stetson Brown
Jan Stetson
Silver Spring
John Stetson
Hugh R. Brown
Brown-Pennington-Atkins Funeral Home
Hastings Wyman Henderson
Henderson
St. Martin’s In the Fields Episcopal Church
S.F. James Abbott
Mr. Henderson
Daniel S. and
Catherine Wyman Henderson
Huguenot Society
Columbia Cotillion Club
Helen Moore Henderson
Hastings Wyman Henderson Jr
Robert Chapman Blencowe
Daniel S. Henderson IV
Spartanburg
Edward M. Craig
Dottie
Congressional
Posey S
Mead Hall
Pendleton St., SW
Steven
John Herlong
Chuck Carver
Michelle Roberts
Lisa Noah
Dinah Meade
Silver Bluff
Hitchcock Plaza
Kroger’s
Friedman's Jewelers
Friedman
Laurens St
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