Deaths And Funerals Mrs Mary Smith Riley
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Smith Riley of 211 Hugh St North Augusta were held today at Posey's Chapel with Rev Renfre Watson and Rev Alex Pool officiating. Burial followed at Pineview Memorial Gardens with pallbearers listed as Brandon Ford C Hinton Holley J W Spaulding Wade Bailey Jr Sandy Holliday Thomas E Mobley Vernon Mobley and R E Holliday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Smith Riley
Hugh St
North Augusta
Posey
Funeral services for Mrs Annie Taylor Brewer Graniteville
Mrs. Annie Taylor Brewer of Graniteville died Sunday. Funeral services were held today at First Baptist Church with Rev. Albert Atkinson and Rev. James G. Stroud officiating. Burial followed in Graniteville Cemetery. Pallbearers were Louie Garvir, Frank Harling, Frank Thomas, Marvin Walton, Leonard Wilson, Paul Burnett, Edward Walton and Charles McMahon.
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Graniteville
Annie Taylor Brewer
First Baptist Church
Albert Atkinson
James G. Stroud
Ing
Graniteville Cemetery
Louie Garvir
Frank Harling
Frank Thomas
Marvin Walton
Leonard Wilson
Paul Burnett
Edward Walton
Charles McMahon
Funeral services for Mrs Dorothy Bodie Brown
Funeral services for Mrs Dorothy Bodie Brown Bodie who died Sunday in a Columbia hospital were held today at Berlin Baptist Church near Wagener with the Rev Milford Oswald officiating Burial will be in the church. Survivors include three daughters Mrs Helen Adams of Tens Grove New Jersey Mrs Lyndia Jackson and Mrs Sallie Jackson both of Salley a son Norman Bodie of Dallas Texas four sisters Mrs Maggie Huckabee and Mrs Cassie Hughes of Wagener Mrs Louise Reynolds of Columbia Mrs Glenn Shumpert of Pelion three brothers Oscar Brown and George Brown both of Wagener and M C Brown of Berkeley California
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Salley
Dorothy Brown Bodie
Columbia
Berlin Baptist Church
Wagener
Milford Oswald
Helen Adams
Tens Grove
N.J
Lyndia Jackson
Sallie Jackson
Norman Bodie
Dallas
Tex
Maggie Huckabee
Cassie Hughes
Louise Reynolds
Glenn Shumpert
Pelion
Oscar Brown
George Brown
Wagérer
M. C. Brown
Berkeley
Calif
Aiken Standard Publication Details
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes each afternoon except Saturday and Sunday. Mail and delivery rates listed. Includes postal and wire service notes about AP and UPIs rights and corrections policy.
Mrs Viola Gowen Marlar Rites Scheduled in Langley
Mrs Viola Gowen Marlar of 183 Maple Street Bath died Sunday at an Aiken hospital. Funeral services set for 2 30 p m tomorrow at Langley Church of God with Rev A L Hartgrave officiating and burial in Langley Cemetery. She was a Hot Springs North Carolina native who lived in Aiken County 26 years and belonged to Langley Church of God. Survivors include three daughters Kathryn Ayers Sarah E Cowan and Juanita Benson a son Robert Marlar and two brothers J W Gowan and Earnest Gowan. Pallbearers listed. Friends may call at residence or Posey's Funeral Home Langley.
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Viola Gowen Marlar
Maple St
Bath
Aiken Hospital
Langley Church of God
A. L. Hartgrave
Langley Cemetery
Hot Springs
N.C
Aiken County
Kathryn Ayers
North Augusta
Sarah E. Cowan
Langley
Juanita Benson
Robert Marlar
Greenville
J. W. Gowan
Earnest Gowan
Spartanburg
A. E. Dyar
D. A. Sanders
Claude Wall
H. A. Black
Lester Powell
Thomas Horton
Posey
Funeral services for Elliott Alewine held in Leesville
Funeral services for Elliott Alewine, 77, of Leesville were held today at Friendship Baptist Church with Rev. J. A. Williams officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery.
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Leesville
Elliott Alewine
Friendship Baptist Church
J. A. Williams
Funeral for Louie E. Jones Held in Langley
Louie E. Ervin Jones of 20 High St Langley died at an Aiken hospital. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 4 30 p.m. at Gloverville Pentecostal Church. Rev. Floyd Taylor and Rev. Tommy DuBose will officiate. Burial will follow at Langley Cemetery. He was a native of Saluda County and a member of Oak Grove Pentecostal Church. Survivors include his wife Lizzie Anderson Jones a daughter Mildred Jones three sons Louie E Jones Roy Jones and Olin Jones two sisters Madell Miller Ada Williams.
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Louie Ervin Jones
High St
Langley
Aiken
Gloverville
Roy Jones
Olin Jones
Ft. Meyers, Fla
Madell Miller
Johnston
Ada Williams
Been
Posey
City Council Supports Downtown Christmas Effort in Aiken
The Aiken Merchants Association will receive 1000 dollars from the council to help defray the cost of downtown Christmas lights as staffing shortfalls prevent erection. Salvation Army may place kettles on streets at usual locations and Center Community Fire Department gets free auditorium use for next week's circus.
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Aiken Merchants Association
Salvation Army
Center Community Fire Department
Hulterite Sect Members Share Few Surnames Across U S and Canada
The Hulterite sect with about 720 000 members across the United States and Canada uses fewer than 20 surnames among its adherents, reflecting tight internal naming patterns. The note highlights distinctive family names within the movement.
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United States
Canada
Food Price Rise Seen For 1970 and 1971
The Agriculture Department released a forecast showing 1970 food costs likely to average about 5.5 percent higher than 1969 with grocery store purchases up 5 percent and meals away from home up 7.5 percent. Restaurant food could rise 6.5 to 7 percent. The report also suggests a cautious 1 to 2 percent rise in the first half of 1971.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Ee Ae
De Gaulle’s Rise and Rule Shapes French Fourth and Fifth Republics
The text recounts Charles de Gaulle’s 1940s leadership of the Free French, his return to power in 1958 amid the Algerian crisis, and his role in ending North Africa clashes to found the French Fifth Republic. De Gaulle guides postwar politics from exile to presidency.
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France
de Gaulle
Free French Movement
Paris
Algeria
North
Africa
Boeschenstein Leads Fiberglass Firm Growth since 1931
Boeschenstein and Owens-Illinois research in fibrous glass sparked the formation of Owens Corning Fiberglas Corporation. He retired as chairman in 1967 but remains chairman of the executive committee and serves as a director and advisor. He chairs multiple Owens Corning affiliates and has held director roles at Ford, International Paper, American Electric Power, and Ohio Bell. Forbes named him a top 50 business leader in 1957.
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Dorothy Bodie
Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
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S.C
Associated Press
United Press International
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Gath
Xapads
Ent
Rockies
Plains
North Pacific Coast
Central Rockies
Mid Atlantic Coast
Lower
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Viola G. Marlar
Louie E. Jones
H. Odell Weeks
Joel C. Lambert
Churches of
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Doug Leader
Center
North Aiken
Mayor Weeks
Good News
South Carolina
Boeschenstein Is
Dow Jones and Company, Inc., National Distillers and
Mitchell Shopping Center
Happy
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Fiberglas
C.C.F. Decorator
OWENS
Corning
H.R
Wilmac
Dme
Eckerd’s
Owens Corning Fiberglas Co
Laurens N.W
Elliott Office Supply
Good Housekeeping’s Book
Good Housekeeping
Farmers & Merchants Bank
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Clearwater
Kalmia Plaza
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