Deaths And Funerals Across South Carolina
Obituary notices from North Augusta and surrounding areas report deaths of William Dempsey Jones 74 Myrtle Beach Lewis Nevvitt Clark 74 Saluda and other residents. Details include survivors funeral home arrangements church affiliations military service and memorial contributions.
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North
William Dempsey Jones
Joyce Flake
North Augusta
Orangeburg
Culler Funeral Home
Jones
Holy Trinity Church
St. Theresa Catholic Church
Springfield
Aiken
Knights of Columbus and the Elks Club
Margaret Hans Jones
Marguerite J. Parini
Kathleen J. Smith
Greenwood
Sidney W. Jones
Gastonia
N.C
M.G
Emily Heisler) Eberhardt
Ambassador Drive
Richmond County
Resthaven Cemetery
Washington, Ga
Floyd Jenkins
Eberhardt
Crawfordville Baptist Church
Crawfordville
Hopkins Funeral Home
Washington
J.P. Skinner
North Alexander Ave
Augusta
Cora Lou
Sis) Whitaker
Katie Dallas
New Ellenton
Williams Funeral Home
J.C. Gardener
Clark Grove Baptist Church
Myrtle Beach
Lewis Nevitt Clark
Amelia Lawson
Goldfinch Funeral Home
Clark
Union
Conway
Peoples National Bank
Citizens and Southern National Bank
Betsy Butler
Neville Swink
Florence
Robert L. Clark
William Clark
Frances Coleman
Greensboro
Oscar Fulmer
Emma Margaret Jackson
Salley
Oakley Springs Baptist Church
Fulmer
Orange County
Fla
Mary Ellen Evans
Albert E. Fulmer
Miami
Luke Fulmer
Columbia
Saluda
Johnnie Mae Culbreath Mosley
Aiken County
Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses
Batesburg
Pleasant Hill Baptist Church
Saluda County
Mosley
Lester Mosley
Ward
Fairy Jean Wilson
Mae Helen Butler
Johnston
Annie Ruth Etheredge
Seneca
Albert Mosley
James T. Mosley
Carrie West
Philadelphia
Eva Mae
Liza L. Williams
Helen Jerry
Ridge Spring
Cora Lee Dozier
Florida
Mattie Bell Martin
Arnold Culbreath
Walter Culbreath Jr
Arthur Culbreath
Jacksonville
Willie C. Culbreath
Manhattan
Willie Culbreath
Butler and Son Funeral Home
Rayford Johnson
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Johnson
Hayden Baptist Church
Marie Davis Johnson
Rosalee Penn
Ray Ann Johnson
Washington, D.C
Trudy J. Johnson
Germany
Robert L. Johnson
Wayne L. Johnson
James Allen Johnson
Sylvester Johnson
West Germany
Janie Bussey
Brooklyn
N.Y
Alafair Baul
Louise Hansberry
Bernice Bell
Woman's Club Screens Room To Live on Seat Belt Safety
The Aiken Junior Woman's Club presents Room To Live at East Aiken Elementary tonight at 7 and 7 49. The film also tours middle and high schools in Aiken this week.
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Aiken
East Aiken
Weekend Rain Outlook and Warm Temperatures Ahead
The forecast calls for a 30 percent chance of rain tomorrow for outdoor plans. Tonight, partly cloudy skies with a 20 percent chance of early evening showers. a low near 60 degrees. Tomorrow and Saturday through Monday bring partly cloudy skies, mid 80s, and a chance of scattered showers Sunday and Monday.
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Scott Robinson
A.M. McCain
Summerfield Elementary School
Six Months Of Aiken County Council Strife Over Barnes
The article reviews the beleaguered tenure of County Administrator Scott Barnes in Aiken County. It notes friction among council members, with some backing Barnes and others prepared to push him out if a fifth vote appears. Differences center on leadership style and plans for reorganizing government as urbanization rises.
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Ms. Woodring
Warner
Barnes
Woodring
Mike McElhaney
Aiken County
McElhaney
Cullinan
Homer McGee
Fay Hatcher
SS 8 Pvt
Florida
Sylvia Young
Pasco County
Ms. Young
Community Calendar Highlights for Aiken and Nearby
Today features multiple events across Aiken including the Male Family Planning Clinic at Margaret J Weston Health Center, a track club meet at Weeks Center, a diet institute session, film room to live at East Aiken Elementary, Sertoma at North Augusta Country Club, exercise and bridge clubs at Smith Hazel Center, and performances at Aiken Community Playhouse. Tomorrow lists dental and health clinics, a recreational bridge session, senior citizens clubs, and a federation meeting at Weeks Center. Club and meeting reps may write Ellison Garvin at the Aiken Standard.
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Margaret J. Weston
S.C
Clearwater
Smith-Hazel Recreation Center
Duplicate Bridge
Croft House
Aiken Bible Institute
Belvedere Fire District Commissioners
Belvedere Fire Department
Aiken Community Playhouse
Mame
Ellison Garvin
Aiken Standard
Aiken
Reagan declares control as Baker faces conservative bid
President Reagan asserts control and denounces calls to fire White House chief of staff James A. Baker III. He warns supporters not to aid the sabotage effort in a letter to Clymer L. Wright, once his Texas campaign chair. Baker, a Texan, drew conservative criticism over his commitment to conservative aims.
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Washington
Reagan
White House
James A. Baker
Clymer L. Wright
Houston
Texas
Baker
George Bush
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