Deaths and Funerals in South Carolina Listings
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices for Henry Edwards Adams 45 of Wagener and others in Aiken, Belvedere, North Augusta, and surrounding areas. Details include service times May 22 24 2004, church names Saron Baptist Ocean Grove Baptist Millbrook Baptist, funeral homes J H Robinson Blizzard Shellhouse Rivers George, burial sites and survivors.
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Henry Edwards Adams Wagener
Henry Edward
Ed” Adams
Saron Baptist Church
Wagener
Smyrna Baptist Church
Springfield
J.H. Robinson
Mr. Adams
Queens
N.Y
Gladys S. Adams Robinson
Henry E. Adams Sr
Henry
Tuskegee Institute
Doris Tyler
Marine Corps National Guard
SAS
Doris Adams
Shon Adams
Gladys S. Robinson
Bernard Robinson
Dwayne K. Adams
Brian K. Adams
Cheryl A. Key
Larson
Rosa Tyler
Salley
J.H. Robinson Funeral Home
Railroad Avenue West
Martha Simmons Blocker
Kershaw Street
Medical College of Georgia
Long Island
Johnny
Elizabeth) Simmons
Aiken
Berst
Resire
Kaw Street
Catharp & Sons Mortuary
Beaufort Street
Willard Ernet Compton
Whiskey Road
Delda Richards Compton
Eden Gardens
Shellhouse-Rivers Funeral Home
Eddie Leopard
W. James Rivers
St. Paul United Methodist Church
New Ellenton
Troutman
N.C
Compton
T. R. and
Mozelle Lawing Compton
du Pont
Savannah River
Millbrook
American Legion
W. Ernie Compton, Jr. Elgin
Christopher David Compton
Rider Guthrie Compton
Margaret Compton Antley
Millbrook Baptist Church
East Pine Log Road
Lucille F. Smith
Blizzard Funeral
John Edward Ray
Samaria Baptist Church
Louis Calhoun
Jackson-Brooks Memorial
Ruby Grice Redd
Hatcher Funeral Home
Lula Mae Glover Thomas
Mt. Harris Baptist Church
Luella Ann Harper
Henry Edwards Adams
Willard Ernet Compton Sr
Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home
U.S. Hwy. No. 1
Langley
Lula Mae Thomas
Abbeville Ave
Carl Harper
Sunset Memory Gardens & Mausoleum
Graniteville
Cheatham Funeral Home
Augusta Road
North Augusta
Ruby Mae
Clarence Pat Williams
Jewell
Don Fields
Carol
Bill Hall
Rose Blevins
Kingsport
Tenn
Cora
Edgar Neeley
Wanda
Clifford Joyner
Mt. Carmel
Carter-Trent Funeral Home
Memorial Gardens
Williams
Inman
G.R. Lena Giles Bowen
Watauga St
Brennan III, son of Justice Brennan, dies at 71
William J. Brennan III, son of late Supreme Court Justice William J. Brennan Jr., died May 17 at age 71. A Princeton lawyer, he spent 34 years at Smith Stratton Wise Heber Brennan and served as special counsel to Gov. Hughes and as assistant attorney general. He led the New Jersey State Bar Association as president in 1984. Marika Roekk, a Nazi era era star, dies at 90 in Vienna.
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William J. Brennan III
Princeton, N.J
U.S. Supreme Court
William J. Brennan Jr
Georgiana Brennan
Brennan
Princeton
Smith, Stratton, Wise, Heber & Brennan
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey State Bar Association
Obituary Notice Policy For The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard publishes a daily obituary listing up to 16 lines free of charge in the first run with editing for style. Information is submitted by funeral homes and may incur fees for additional lines. Deadlines are 7 p.m. daily. for details call 648-2311.
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The
Aiken Standard
Teachers question proposal to send top educators to poorer schools
A University of South Carolina professor urged requiring national board certified teachers to spend five years in high poverty schools. The plan drew mixed views from South Carolina teachers who note relocation and effectiveness concerns despite bonuses.
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Columbia
University of South Carolina
South Carolina
Thomas E. Thompson
Thompson
North Carolina
Florida
Laura Trippe
Anderson Mill
Moore
Louise Grant
Irma High School
Grant
Man Found Dead Near Pinckney Island Dock
A man’s body was found floating near a Pinckney Island boating dock. Investigators plan autopsy and toxicology tests. Authorities do not suspect foul play. The identity is unknown and officials stated they are leaning toward accidental death.
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Hilton Head Island
Pinckney Island
Beaufort County
Bob Bromage
Clemson to receive 1 million for scholarships in memory of Sonny Carroll
Rock Hill based Ernest Carroll estate donates 1 million to Clemson University to fund scholarships honoring Sonny Carroll who attended Clemson briefly before dying on D-Day in 1944. The presentation will be made to President James Barker at the Rock Hill City Club.
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Rock Hill
Clemson University
Ernest Carroll
Carroll
Sonny
Clemson
Sonny Carroll
Europe
Roe Inman
Inman
James Barker
Rock Hill City Club
Revised Myrtle Beach tourism figures lower 2002 visitors
Revised data from D K Shiffler Associates show 2002 tourism to Grand Strand at about 12.7 million instead of 14 million. Officials say 2003 figures are unavailable and call for a standard statewide system to produce consistent tourism metrics within two years. The state's tourism impact remains near 5 billion annually.
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Myrtle Beach
Grand Strand
Myrtle Beach Area
South Carolina
Julie Flowers
State Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism
Flowers
Sanford pushes sale of State Hospital property
Governor Mark Sanford seeks to sell the 178acre central campus of the State Hospital in Columbia to raise about 32 million dollars for the state budget deficit. The plan faces delays from possible developer interest, restoration needs, and a late start for Budget and Control Board review.
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Sanford
Columbia
Mark Sanford
State Hospital
General Assembly
State Budget and Control Board
Columbia City
Anne Sinclair
Michael Sponhour
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