Funeral services for Chester E Bingman set in Shellhouse chapel
Chester E Bingman will have 11 a.m. Monday funeral in Shellhouse Funeral Home Chapel with entombment at Sunset Memory Gardens Langley. Memorials to charity of choice. Family to receive friends Sunday 4 6 p.m. at Shellhouse. Shellhouse Funeral Home 924 Hayne Ave Aiken.
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Chester E
Chester Ervin Bingman
Shellhouse Funeral Home
Sunset Memory Gardens
Langley
Hayne Ave
Aiken
C. Fox
North Augusta
Aubrey Crawford Fox
Thelma Clark Fox
Hatcher Funeral Home
K. Kaney Buckeye
Ariz
Timothy Keith
Rack-O” Kaney
New Ellenton
Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home
Brancie Stephens
Corinth Baptist Church
Mr. Kaney
Aiken County
Michael Dennis
Blanche Thompson Kaney
Arizona
Obituaries From North Augusta and Langley Area
Obituaries note the death of Dolphus Smith 89 of Harlem Street with services at Mt. Zion Baptist Church and burial at the church. Survivors include wife Louisiana Oakman Smith five daughters two sisters three granddaughters and five grandsons. Visitation at Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home and church in late afternoon. Also listed are funeral services for Sadie Adams Smith and Darilee Jones Williamson with details on locations times and burial arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Grice Sr
Aiken
Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home
Weston R. Harper Jr
North Augusta
Fairview Presbyterian Church
Edward W. Pottmeyer Jr
Woodside Plantation
Dolphus Smith
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Smith
Harlem Street
University Hospital
Augusta
Henry Ingram
Lousiana Oakman Smith
Hattie M
Beatrice
Laebertha
Magdalene
Queen Elizabeth
Frances
Matilda
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Jackson-Brooks — Funeral Home
Fairfield St
Sadie A. Smith Langley
Sadie Adams Smith
Augusta Road
Langley First Baptist Church
KKY
Darilee Jones Williamson
Artie “Reynolds” Williamson
Bath
Ruby Barton
Jessie
Dewey Lee Durden
Marie Feagin Coon
Lester Coon
Elizabeth Burkhalter
William
Edward” Jones Jr
Eleanor Jones
Rocky Grove Baptist Church
Williamson
Rodgers Family Cemetery
Doug Durden
Nicholas Arice
Gregg Feagin
Brian Feagin
Eddie Burkhalter
Ronald Spivey
Lee Drive
Hatcher Funeral Home
Highway 1
Langley
Lawmakers react to budget plan in South Carolina
The $5.3 billion plan moves toward Gov. Mark Sanford's desk with Medicaid spared from deep cuts thanks to federal aid. Per pupil spending drops to 1701, the lowest since 1995 96, prompting fears for future funding as schools cut 2000 teaching and 300 administrative jobs. Advocates for higher cigarette taxes failed to gain a permanent Medicaid revenue source while agencies gain some relief from higher ticket fees.
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House
Manna
Washington
House Ways and Means
Bobby Harrell
R. Charleston
Bush
John Ruoff
South
Carolina
Board of Economic Advisors
Jim Foster
State Education Department
Foster
Ruoff
Criminal Justice
Robert Stewart
Motyka Discusses Hydrogen Fuel Cells With Kiwanis
Ted Motyka of the Savannah River Hydrogen Technology Laboratory spoke to the Kiwanis Club on hydrogen fuel cell uses and federal funding. He cited NASA, GM projects, and the goal of reducing imported oil while noting storage, safety, and cost challenges for daily vehicle use. The Kiwanis meet at Houndslake Country Club with contact for Bethany Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Motyka
Hydrogen Technology Laboratory
Savannah River
NASA
Motyka
Gms
United States
Kiwanis Club
Houndslake Country Club
Bethany Fuller
Hooked on Fishing adventures for area youth
Local youngsters join Aiken Department of Public Safety officers for a trip to Floyd's Pond in Graniteville as part of the Hooked on Fishing Adventure. The free event features fishing, a fish fry, and sponsors providing gear, aiming to show officers as friendly role models and steer kids away from drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Floyd's Pond
Graniteville
Herbert Schofield
Schofield
Cynthia Mitchell
City of Aiken
St. John’s United Methodist Church
Sensation Tanning Salon
Rick Brown
Mitchell
St. John's Church
Department of Public Safety
Sanford appoints three new First Steps trustees
Governor Mark Sanford named Rep. Kenny Bingham to replace Rep. James Smith on the First Steps board and added Lewis Smoak and Linda OQuinn to fill two other seats. The moves aim at reform and efficiency as funding faces cuts and a new director search begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
First Steps
Columbia
Mark Sanford
Kenny Bingham
R-Cayce
James Smith
Dcolumbia
Felice Lampert
Smith
Jim Hodges
House
Lewis ‘Smoak
Greenville County
Barnwell
Terry Richardson
Linda O'Quinn
Robert Saul
Greenwood Genetic Center
Lampert
Will Folks
Ernor
Hodges
Marie-Louise Ramsdale
Susan DeVenny
DeVenny
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Marilee James
Norway
Woodglory Drive
Orangeburg Regional Medical Center
Jackson
O.L. James
Swallow Lane
S.C
Savannah Highway
Neeses
M. Franklin
Iris Melton Franklin
Otis and
Esther Burckhalter Melton
Alvin Huff
Rosa Stone Huff
Timberlane Road
Alvin
Louise Clark Huff
Katie H
Ken Seigler
Sammie
James
Johnnie Huff
Warrenville
Willie Mae Huff
New Holland
Margaret Weatherford
Eva Turner
Mildred Taylor
Minnie Pearl Salters
Ridge Spring
Kenneth ¥. Seigler
Kristopher S. Seigler
Brandon S. Seigler
Adam K. Seigler
Grand Cote
Nichole Seiler
Mr. Huff
John and
Fannie Huff
Charles Wilson
Windsor Baptist Church
Harvey Stone
David Maynard
Mitchell Maynard
Lynn Livingston Kaney
Keith Kaney
Kingsport
Tenn
Karla Lane
Stoey Lane
Gerald Kaney
Alexander City
Ala
Pat Kaney
Buford
Chris Aney
Matt Kaney
Singsport
Mark Kaney
Lydia Gravley
Greer
Marilyn Mazza
Hermosa Beach
Cal
Edward E. Pottmeyer Jr
Woodside Plantation Country Club
Pottmeyer
Lineral Home
Saken
South Carolina
Ula
Tellhouse
Napier Funeral Home
Main Street
Cumbee Funeral Home
Saluda County
David P. Farr
East Main Street
Mark San Ford
Santora
Karen Daily Taf
Karen
Akenstandard.com
Senate
Larry Martin
R-Pickens
Rogers
Bucknell
Lewisburg
Bucknell University
Steffan H. Rogers
Clemson University
Vanderebilt University
Tulsa University
University of Rhode Island
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