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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1969
Page
2
Senator Jack Miller of Iowa announced opposition to the confirmation of Judge Clement F. Haynsworth to the United States Supreme Court. The AP report notes Miller’s stance amid ongoing debate over the nominee.
The Aiken Standard established 1867 describes publishing schedule and contact info. It notes morning editions except weekends, Po Box 456, 124 Rutland Drive, Aiken SC 29801. Rates listed: by carrier 25 cents weekly. by mail one year 13 dollars. six months 7.50. three months 4.00. AP rights and UP International membership mentioned.
The Salvation Army will present a gospel music program at 7 30 p m Saturday at 322 Gayle Drive featuring The Voyagers Quartet from Winston Salem NC Also on Sunday at 2 p m the group will offer another public gospel program The public is invited to attend.
Funeral services for Herman H Hank Hahn of Decatur Georgia died Wednesday in Charleston will be held at 4 p m at St Thaddeus Episcopal Church with Rev Fleetwood J Albrecht and Rev William B Fitch officiating Burial will follow in the church cemetery Survivors include his widow Beverly Hahn two sons H Hahn and Michael W Hahn a daughter Beverly Hahn and his parents Mr and Mrs Herman H Hahn of Aiken two sisters Mrs Arthur T Wade and Mrs Donald W Ropp of Aiken The family may receive callers at George Funeral Home and at the home of his parents 707 Hayne Ave S W Pallbearers are Robert M Laird B Tillman Duches Ashford Milner W E Hallman W A Coward and Charles F Thomas
Funeral services for Delbert K. Koppervig 33 Oak Street who died in Miami Florida will be held at 2 p m Saturday at George Funeral Home Chapel with Dr Robert L Cate officiating. Burial follows at Mt Horeb Church Cemetery Lexington County Friends may call at the home or at George Funeral Home Pallbearers are Carl E Johnson Dan Johnson Freeman Wood J C Frank David Martin Done F Rollins.
A Sunday 11 a.m. lesson sermon at the First Church of Christ Scientist on Newberry Street N W uses II Peter 1 10 as its topic and cites passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
Revival services start Monday night November 10 at the First Pentecostal Holiness Church located at the corner of Trolley Line Road and Gregg Avenue. Guest speaker is Rev. M. A. Frye of Columbia, noted evangelist and pastor, graduate of Holmes Theological Seminary in Greenville. Services run 7 30 P.M. each evening.
Funeral services for Mrs. Bessie McGahee Baker of Ludlow Lake Road will be held at 4 pm at Breezy Hill Baptist Church Graniteville with Rev. Franklin D Hammond officiating. Burial follows at Sunset Memory Gardens Langley. Survived by husband Willie E Baker four daughters one son sister and brother.
Lloyd Burton Cadle 65 of Route 4 Aiken a Navy veteran and chief bosn mate who served 25 years in World War I and II died Thursday in the Veterans Hospital Augusta after an extended illness Funeral services by Posey's Funeral Home North Augusta He lived in Aiken 23 years and is survived by his widow Myrtle Tyler Cadle mother Lula Ward Taylor a step daughter four sisters four brothers and four grandchildren The family will be at Mrs W W Bailey's residence in North Augusta.
Millbrook Elementary PTA will convene Monday with room visitation at 7 p.m. followed by a brief business meeting at 7 30. The Mighty Millbrook Players will perform a short playlet and memberships at 1 dollar per person aim for full enrollment.
The Justice Department, citing available National Guard and Army units, says force could be used to block a planned three day antiwar protest starting November 13. Deputy Attorney General Kleindienst warned of possible violence and said 28 000 soldiers and Marines are available in the Washington area if needed.
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