Deaths And Funerals Greenville Cabinet Shop founder dies
Richard Albert Fulmer 82 of 24 Coolidge Avenue died Sunday in a Greenville hospital. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 11 am at Mackey Mortuary Greenville with burial at Woodlawn Memorial Park. He moved from Jacksonville to Greenville in 1928 and operated R A Fulmer Cabinet Shop since 1930. Surviving are his widow Hattie Hendrix Fulmer, two daughters Wayman Smith and Frank Allison, three sons M Richard Fulmer E L Fulmer J R Fulmer, 16 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Greenville
Richard Albert Fulmer
Coolidge Avenue
Mackey Mortuary
Woodlawn Memorial Park
Aiken County
Adam A
Annie Sander Fulmer
Jacksonville
Fla
R.A. Fulmer
Hattie Hendrix Fulmer
Wayman Smith
Frank Allison
M._ Richard Fulmer
E.L. Fulmer
J.R. Fulmer
Simpsonville
Funeral services for David Kuhn held in Aiken
Funeral services for David Jonathan Kuhn of 314 Laurens Street Southwest were conducted at 11 a.m. in the George Funeral Home Chapel Aiken with Rev. Jerry Robinson officiating. Burial followed at Aiken Memorial Park. Pallbearers included Phillip Stone Frank Krueger Jim Rosser Tom Gould Stathy Verenes and John G Beard.
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David Jonathan Kuhn
Laurens St. S.W
George Funeral Home Chapel
Aiken
Jerry Robinson
Aiken Memorial Park
Phillip G Stone
Frank Krueger
Jim Rosser
Tom Gould
Stathy Verenes
John G. Beard
Belvedere Woman Dies. Funeral Arrangements Pending
Mrs. Lizzie Thompkins of 140 Clearmont St Belvedere died Sunday in a local hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Peoples Funeral Home Augusta. She was a member of Young Macedonia Baptist Church. Surviving are one son William Thompson Belvedere and one brother Joseph Thurmond Birmingham Ala.
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Lizzie ‘Hompkins
Clearmont St
Belvedere
Peoples Funeral Home
Augusta
Young Macedonia Baptist Church
William Thompson
Joseph Thurmond
Birmingham
Ala
Mrs Beatrice Byrd Rites Noted In Aiken
Mrs Beatrice Byrd of Route 3 Aiken died Monday at home. She was born in Edgefield County and belonged to Pleasant Grove Baptist Church. She is survived by three sons Clarence Byrd Monroe Thomas Byrd and John R Byrd and three daughters Elizabeth Wilson Lillian Hooper and Ruth Scott. Friends may call at Thomas B Byrd Vaucluses Road Route 3 Aiken.
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Beatrice Byrd
Route 3
Miller
Aiken
Edgefield County
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church
Edgefield
Clarence Byrd
Monroe
Mich
Thomas B. Byrd
John R. Byrd
Elizabeth Wilson
Lillian Hooper
Ruth Scott
Bronx
N.Y
Vaucluse Road
Ruth Bunch Ussery Dies at 78 in Orangeburg
Mrs. Ruth Bunch Ussery, 78, widow of Robert F. Ussery of Aiken, died at Orangeburg Regional Hospital. Services set for 3 p.m. Wednesday at Bethany Cemetery in Aiken with Rev. W. A. Watson officiating. Born in Williston, she was daughter of William and Annie Hallman Bunch. Survived by daughter Mrs. Peter B. Robinson Jr. of St. Matthews, sisters Mrs. J. E. Norris of Atlanta and Mrs. J. M. Sullivan of Brunson, and two grandsons. Dukes-Harley Funeral Home in charge.
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ST. Matthews
Ruth Bunch Ussery
Robert F. Ussery
Aiken
Orangeburg
Bethany
W. A. Watson
Williston
William and
Annie Hallman Bunch
Peter B. Robinson Jr
J. E. Norris
Atlanta
Edwin J. Dupeire obituary in Jackson dies at 59
Edwin Joseph Dupeire 59 of 211 Duel Lane Drive Jackson died Monday in Lincoln County hospital. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at Po Teet Funeral Home Greene Street Chapel officiated by Rev. Charles Mason. Burial in Jackson Cemetery. Native of New Orleans, he lived in Jackson 21 years and retired electrician at E I du Pont Savannah River Plant. Survived by wife Carrie Henson Dupeire, three sons David North Augusta Lawrence Jerry, one daughter Leisa, two brothers Munford and Albert Dupeire of New Orleans.
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Jackson
Edwin Joseph Dupeire
Duel Lane Drive
Lincoln County Hospital
Poteet Funeral Home
Greene Street Chapel
Charles Mason
Jackson Cemetery
New Orleans
E.I. du Pont de Nemours Co
Savannah River
Mrs Harold E Alexander 37 dies in Augusta
Mrs Myra Lucille Gregory Alexander 37 of 1919 Dabney Drive died Sunday in a local hospital. Funeral held 4 p.m. Wednesday at Elliott Sons Funeral Home Lumpkin Road Chapel with Rev Jim Johnson officiating. Burial at Hillcrest Memorial Park. Surviving: widower Edward Earl Alexander. three daughters Barbara Ann Donna Jean Judy Lucille Alexander. Augusta. Mother Ida Davis Beech Island. brothers Wylie and Robert Gregory Augusta. sister Lois Bridges Beech Island.
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Harold E
Myra Lucille Gregory) Alexander
Dabney Drive
Elliott Sons Funeral
Lumpkin Road
Jim Johnson
Hillcrest Memorial Park
Edgefield
Augusta
Edward Earl Alexander
Barbara Ann Alexander
Donna Jean Alexander
Judy Lucille Alexander
Ida Davis
Beech Island
Wylie Gregory
Robert Gregory
Lois Bridges
Community Calendar Aiken and North Augusta Events Listed
Local groups outline evening meetings including Rescue Squad 7 p.m. at headquarters American Legion Post 26 7 30 p.m. at Legion Home and park and county meetings at USC Aiken and Council Chambers. Activities span clubs churches and senior programs across Aiken and North Augusta with chess groups noted.
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Aiken
American Legion
Legion Home
Park Commissioners Meeting
Council Chambers
Aiken County Board of Commissioners
Usc-Aiken
Augusta Christian Business & Professional Women
Red Lion Inn
Exchange Club of
North Augusta
Virginia Acres
Knights of Columbus
Spaulding Drive
Greater North Augusta
Retirement crowd bids farewell to Aiken Elementary custodian
Frank Nobles, 62, longtime head custodian at Aiken Elementary, retires in July for health reasons after 22 years of service. Principal James A Williams praises his dependability and care, noting he kept the boiler running and helped students, while faculty present a gold wristwatch and card in a moving ceremony.
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Nobles
Aiken
James A. Williams
Williams
Frank Nobles
Aiken Elementary School
Kissinger Keeps Diplomats Hopping in Cairo
In Cairo Kissinger delays trigger hotel clearances and embassy prep as diplomats newsmen and hoteliers brace for a Kissinger arrival. The ritual repeats after five alerts in two weeks with the Nile Hilton tallying a thousand-dollar nightly bill and rooms shuffled for possible talks with President Sadat.
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Cairo
Egypt
Henry A. Kissinger
Nile Hilton
United States
Kissinger
Middle East
Memorial Day Tributes Mixed With Vacations Across Nation
Memorial Day observances included graveside services parades and speeches while many Americans took long weekends for short trips. About 60 000 attended a three day Armadillo Exposition in Victoria Texas featuring an Armadillo race. Nixon urged world leadership responsibility Ford laid a wreath at Arlington emphasizing honoring veterans including Vietnam vets.
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Associated Press
America
Victoria
Tex
Key Biscayne
Fla
Nixon
Gerald R Ford
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington
Ford
Vietnam
Langley Elementary Break-In Yields No Theft Reported
Deputies investigate Langley Elementary School break-in where nothing was stolen though a needle and syringe were found in the library. Nearby, three Cable Dairy trucks on Whiskey Road were entered with locks pried, and $128 of dairy products reported missing.
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Langley
Western Auto
North Augusta
Cable Dairy
Whiskey Rd
Aiken
Suspect William Harris tied to car sighting and Hearst status
Atlanta police received word of a green Mercury Capri CMP 560 after a grocer reported a man resembling SLA member William Harris entering his southwest Atlanta store. A woman in the car reportedly laughed and displayed bullets as officers approached. Harris and Hearst associates are described as armed and extremely dangerous.
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Atlanta
SLA
William Harris
Harris
Silver Special Properties Highlighted by National Geographic Society
Washington report from AP notes silver has unique uses as it conducts electricity and heat better than other metals and offers the highest optical reflectivity. It is highly ductile with one gram drawn into a wire about a mile long.
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Washington
National Geographic Society
Parkway Beautification Plans Face Funding Hurdles in Aiken
Aiken officials weigh a $2.7 million plan to improve 176 parkways as part of a city beautification effort. The proposal includes a fundraising drive, a single horticultural employee under the Parks Commission, and phased maintenance changes. Handicapped advocate Larry Kelly urged ramps on Laurens Street and Handicapped Day, challenging council members to experience mobility challenges in a wheelchair.
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Aiken
Laird
Chamber
City Parks Commission
Parks Commission
Police Department
Augusta
Aiken County
Larry Kelly
Kelly
Laurens Street
Students Build Home Made Laser for Chemistry Project
Two Aiken High School juniors Mark Mather and Brian Brown built a laser over three months from donated parts including a drink machine compressor and a gold mirror. Advisor Dr. Robert Propst supervised safety while the students rewired most components. They plan to continue experiments and research with the device.
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Aiken High School
Mark Alan Mather
Brian D. Brown
Clerna Hill
Mather
California
New Jersey
Robert Propst
Savannah River
Brown
Propst
Brian
Hill
Robert Beyers II
Beyers
Dr. Propst
Aiken
Brian Brown
Mark Mather
Aiken High
Wendell Hall
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Mrs. Thompkins
Ruth Ussery
Edwin J. Dupeire
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Alexander
Lions Club of
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First State National Bank
Jayceeettes of
Jaycee Center
Frank
Disbeliev
Tommy Siegler
Kissinger Party
Anwar Sadat
Ayub Sharrara
Foreign Ministry
Golan Heights
Jerusalem
Hilton
Ahmed el Bakry
Grant
Miss Hearst
Emily
Elliott
Ivan Allen Co
Public Safety
Public Works
Donald H. Frieday
Dunbarton Oaks
Housing Authority
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