Obituaries Sweep Warrenville and New Ellenton Community
Death notices for Geddings Beard of Warrenville and James Carlisle Brinkley Sr. of New Ellenton report May 30, 2004 as death dates with funeral plans. Brinkley, WWII Air Force veteran and local merchant, is survived by children Becky, Jimmy, Dannion and extended kin. services at St. Paul United Methodist Church and burial at its cemetery. Betty Jean Center, 71, a former Warrenville resident, died May 30 2004 in Thomson Manor. services June 1 at Napier Funeral Home Chapel and interment at Warrenville Cemetery. survivors include aunt Bernice Hymer and niece Mona Lisa Rosales. Additional notices list memorials, church services and survivors for Rubin Johnson 71, and other local church and funeral home arrangements in the Aiken area.
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New Ellenton
James Carlisle Brinkley Sr
Aiken
St. Paul United Methodist Church
Randy Taylor
Brinkley
Ellenton
Norman
Gertrude Brinkley
Jackson American Legion
Air Force
Marjorie Broadway Brinkley
Becky Brinkley Johnson
Jimmy Brinkley
Dannion Brinkley
Jason Brinkley
Norman Brinkley
Melanie Hamer
Rhett Johnson
Cate Johnson
Christopher Brinkley
Cate Brinkley
Denton Hamer
Elizabeth Kammer
Blackville
Anne Newman
Grovetown
Marion Brinkley
Jackson
Patsy Cramer
Main St
Shellhouse Funeral Home
Hayne Ave
Betty Jean Center
Thomson Manor
Thomson
Warrenville
William Brinson
Ruby Cobb
Bernice Hymer
Bath
Mona Lisa Rosales
Dearing
Aiken County
Napier Funeral Home
Main Street
Graniteville
Rubin Johnson
Mattie C. Hall Healthcare Center
Cumberland African Methodist Episcopal Church
Moses W. Miller
Sunset Memory Gardens
Johnson
Christene Johnson
Chrisal
Wayne Dingle
Detroit
Venessa
Warren) Dukes
Des Moines
Iowa
Zachary
Sandra) Johnson
Greenville
Larry A. Johnson
Raynardo
Corinthia) Johnson
Raleigh
N.C
Margaret Johnson
Brooklyn
N.Y
Rufus Johnson
Adams Run
Charleston
Usher Board
Owen- Corning Fiber Glass Co
Colleton Ave
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Aiken Standard Obituary Notice Policy
The Aiken Standard publishes a daily obituary listing up to 16 lines free of charge the first time. Information is supplied by a funeral home and may be edited for style. Deadline for submission is 7 p.m. each day. for more details call 648-2311.
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The
Aiken Standard
Evie Peters dies in Aiken. rites planned in Gran
Mrs Evie Lou Thrower Peters of Aiken entered into rest Saturday May 29 2004 at Aiken Regional Medical Centers She was the wife of Charles W Peters Sr and daughter of the late John R Thrower and Frances McWhorter Thrower Funeral arrangements are under the care of Home 315 Main St Graniteville
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Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Evie “Lou” Thrower Peters
Aiken
Charles W. Peters Sr
John R. Thrower
Frances McWhorter Thrower
Napier Funeral Home
Main St
Graniteville
Archibald Cox, Watergate Special Prosecutor, Dies at 92
Archibald Cox, longtime Harvard law professor and former solicitor general, died at his Brooksville Maine home at age 92. His daughter Phyllis said the cause was old age. Cox led the Watergate prosecution effort before being fired by President Nixon in 1973.
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Portland
Maine
Archibald Cox
Nixon
Cox
Phyllis Cox
Brooksville
Harvard
John F Kennedy
Republican Party
Democratic
Watergate Hotel
White House
GOP candidates lack military experience in South Carolina Senate race
In South Carolina the June 8 GOP primary features six candidates all with no military service. Key figures include Charlie Condon Jim DeMint and Lindsey Graham with varied backgrounds in law politics and business. Many emphasize support for the Iraq mission despite nonservice.
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Charleston
South Carolina
U.S. Senate
U.S
Strom Thurmond
Normandy
Fritz Hollings
North Africa
France
Lindsey Graham
U.S. Air Force
Hollings
Washington
Bill Clinton
David Beasley
University of South Carolina
Charlie Condon
Jim DeMint
Greenville
Mili
Condon
Notre Dame University
DeMint
University of Tennessee
Thomas Ravenel
The
Citadel
Ravenel
Myrtle Beach
Mark McBride
USC
Bluffton
Orly Benny Davis
Iraq
College of Charleston
Scott Poole
Six Billion Magnolia Gateway Project Planned for Charleston Neck
Magnolia, a $6 billion development, aims to reclaim 500 acres along the Ashley River near Charleston and North Charleston. A biotechnology complex and mixed-use center are planned to transform the gateway with offices, stores, and homes, potentially housing about 60 000 people. Developers expect groundbreaking within a couple of years and completion over the coming decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Robert L. Clement III
Magnolia
North Charleston
Charleston Neck
Ashley River
Arleston
Cooper
Ashley Rivers
North
Robert Clement III
Jim Lumsden
GreenHawk Partners
Referendum the fate of minibottles faces House vote this week
Supporters seek two thirds for passage in the South Carolina House before Thursday adjournment. The bill won second reading but lacked the 83 votes. a nearly identical bill passed 90 to 10 in January and has cleared the Senate.
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Columbia
House
Senate
Pilot Missing After Grand Strand Cessna Crash
Divers search for the pilot of a four seat Cessna 310 that crashed in the Intracoastal Waterway near North Myrtle Beach. The crash occurred at 12 12 p m according to FAA spokesperson Kathleen Bergen.
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Josh Johnson
Horry County
DeKalb-Peachtree
Atlanta
Grand Strand
North Myrtle Beach
Kathleen Bergen
Federal Aviation Administration
Undercover officers allowed limited on duty drinking in Columbia policy
The Richland County Sheriff's Office will let narcotics officers drink on duty with monitoring by a partner or electronic surveillance. Donnie Washington died in a single car crash after a .18 BAC while on undercover work, prompting varied state policies. Other agencies, including SLED and Horry County, impose stricter limits or bans.
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Columbia
Richland County
Leon Lott
Donnie Washington
Washington
State Highway Patrol
Lexington County
John Allard
State Law Enforcement Division
SLED
Robert Stewart
Stewart
Skot Garrick
Horry County
Geoff Alpert
University of South Carolina
Atlantic Beach Bikefest May Festival Needs Better Organization
Myrtle Beach officials say improved planning at the Atlantic Beach Bikefest could ease traffic persuade more Grand Strand businesses to stay open and help defuse discrimination charges at the festival that draws thousands of black bikers each Memorial Day weekend.
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Myrtle Beach
Atlantic Beach
Grand Strand
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beard
Geddings Beard
Mildred Beard
Kittie Hutto Martin
Blackville First Baptist Church
Jacqueline Fawcett Milam
Williston United Methodist Church
John L.carriee
Old Macedonia Baptist Church
North Augusta
Chapel of Napier Funeral Home
Evie
Lou” Thower Peters
Lineral Home
Pine Log Road
GOP
Tom Leath
Leath
Willar H. Hightower
Lower Savannah
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