Deaths and Funerals in Saluda and area
Alfred Coleman 87 of Saluda died May 12 2007 Greenwood born Sept 13 1919 son of Andrew Coleman and Carrie Coleman. Survived by wife Lucille eight children grandchildren great granddaughter and several siblings. Former mayor of Saluda a Clemson graduate and longtime seed business owner. Funeral May 14 2007 Saluda Baptist Church interment Hickory Grove Cemetery. Lizell Breland Blocker 87 of Greenville formerly Aiken died May 11 2007. Services May 16 2007 Friendship Baptist Church Aiken burial Jessamine Memorial Gardens. Bobby L Smith 80 Wagener died May 12 2007 survived by wife Ladie Jane Jeffcoat Smith son Sam Smith and others. Funeral May 14 Wagener United Methodist Church burial Wagener Cemetery. Memorials to Wagener United Methodist Church Building Fund.
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Alfred Coleman Saluda
Alfred Ben Coleman
Greenwood
Mr. Coleman
Saluda
Andrew Thornton Coleman
Carrie McCarty Coleman
Lucille Glenn Coleman
Richard Coleman
Mike Coleman
Mary
Aiken
Lacy Gilbert
Yates Coleman
Mount Pleasant
Katherine Coleman
Clemson
William Coleman
Laney Gilbert
Alfred
Leigh
Lyn
Grace Coleman Force
Sophie Coleman Shaw
Georgia Coleman Martin
Andrew Preston Coleman
Daniel Bumpus Coleman
Wiliam Randolph Coleman
Fied
Amy
Clemson ‘University
Saluda Baptist Church
Farmer's Seed and Supply
Saluda Alfred
County Council
Masonic Lodge
IPTAY
Lions Club
Alfred Coleman
Luda
Hickory Grove
Ramey Funeral Home
Greenville
Lizell Breland Blocker
Kershaw St
Fork Shoals Road
S.C
Friendship Baptist Church
T.C. Edwards
Troy Toney
Jessamine Memorial Gardens
Ernest Blocker
Charles
Amy) Breland
Denise Breland Riley
Columbia
Jackson- Brooks Funeral Home
Bobby L. Smith Wagener
Bobby L. ‘Smith
Mr. Smith
Ladie Jane Jeffcoat Smith
Sam ‘Smith
James Garrison
Lois Whittle
Norman Smith
Donald Smith
Lexington County
Otis Drayton
Idora Lucas ‘Smith
Ada Anderson
Doris Mayfield
D. Smith
Boston Smith
Wagener United Methodist Church
Graniteville Company
Blizzard Funeral Home
Main St. South
Wagener
Kristen Richardson- Frick
Jimmy Jones
Smith
Mozelle Argrow 91 Springfield Obituary
Mozelle Argrow 91 of Springfield died Saturday May 12, 2007. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Fulmer's Funeral Home. Friends may visit at niece Mary Thomas 3343 Surrey Race Road Springfield or contact the funeral home for more information.
Norman Bing obituary notices linked to Williston community
Norman Bing known as Gun Boy died on Friday May 11 2007 at Barnwell County Hospital Williston. Funeral arrangements are announced by Simmons Funeral Home of Williston and residents may call at the listed Williston addresses for details.
Obit Policy Describes Aiken Standard Funeral Notice Rules
The Aiken Standard outlines obituary submission guidelines including free first run printing up to 16 lines and paid additional lines. Funeral homes may submit notices with required details to participate in the daily listings.
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The
Aiken Standard
Funeral and service times listed for local churches
Monday services set for Martha J. Mims Barnes at 2 pm, Alfred Coleman at 11 am, Julius Gaines at 3 pm, Bobby L. Smith at 11 am, Lizell Breland Blocker at 5 pm. Services held at Old Zion Hill Baptist, Saluda Baptist, Sardis Missionary Baptist, Wagener United Methodist, and Friendship Baptist churches.
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Martha J. Mims Barnes
Old Zion Hill Baptist Church
Alfred Coleman
Saluda Baptist
Julius Gaines
Sardis Missionary Baptist Church
Salley
Bobby L. Smith
Wagener United Metholist
Bernard Gordon Blacklisted Screenwriter Dies at 88
Bernard Gordon, a screenwriter banned during Hollywood’s 1950s anti communist crusade, died at 88 in Hollywood Hills after a long cancer battle. He had dozens of credits many restored by the Writers Guild of America in 1980, including Hellcat of the Navy. Gordon testified before HUAC but was not called and was fired and blacklisted. He worked under other names for years.
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Los Angeles
Bernard Gordon
Hollywood
Gordon
Hollywood Hills
Ellen Gordon Gordon
Writers Guild of ‘America
Dave Robb
Ronald
Nancy Rea
House Un-American Activities Committee
Clinton urges affordable college at Claflin visit
Hillary Clinton spoke at Claflin University urging college affordability and a borrower bill of rights while highlighting civil rights history in South Carolina. She praised Ernest Finney, the state’s first black chief justice, and tied race progress to Obama’s candidacy during the commencement in Orangeburg.
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Orangeburg
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Barack Obama
South Carolina
Obama
Senate
Clinton
Claflin University
Claflin
South Carolina State University
S.C. State
Democratic Party
Ernest Finney
Supreme Court
D-N.y
Miram Walden
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Lizell Breland
Norman “Gun Boy” Bing
Emily
Mary St
Williston
Simmons Funeral Home
Williston, Inc
Main St
Guna
Owe ‘Aken
Shellhouse
Whiskey Rd
Qudibel
Aiken Area
City Wide
Delvery Avaname Co
Tr Senior
Ingate Professional Pharmacy
Laurens St. NW
South Carolina Cremation & Burial Society Inc
Jefferson Davis Hwy
Graniteville
Shellhouse Funeral Home, Inc
Yen Mayne
Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home, Inc
Ste Yen
wie+ thany Cemetery
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