Death notices from Aiken SC area November 2002
Obituaries list multiple local deaths including John “Bit” Curry of Aiken at 88 with service details from Jackson Brooks Funeral Home. Other notices include Warrenville and Graniteville residents Albert Gantt Harold Harman Evelyn Johnson Idella Lanham and Lanham family members, with church, funeral home, and burial details.
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John
Curry
Willie John
Bit" Curry
Weaver Street
Aiken
Mattie C. Hall
Jackson Brooks
Edgefield
Aiken County
Union Baptist Church
Effingham Masonic Lodge
Idella Kennedy Lanham
Laurens Street
Mattie C. Hall Health Care
Obituary Notice Policy for The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard runs obituary notices with free space up to 16 lines including headline. Notices are submitted by funeral homes and may be edited for style. Deadline is 8 15 a m Monday to Friday and 7 30 p m Saturday and Sunday. For more information call 648 2311.
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The
Aiken Standard
Community services announced for local residents deaths
Funeral notices list Viola H Blumenberg Evelyn Johnson Harold Harman and Albert Gantt with service times at Trinity United Methodist Napier Funeral Home Friendship Baptist Talatha and Napier Funeral Home Chapel all to be held in Aiken Granitevile War renville and contact points for memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrenvined
Albert Gantt
Lizzie Barden Gantt
Effie Creed Gantt
Ann Gantt
Alice Gantt
Warrenville
Beckie G. Rawls
Rock Hill
Springfield
Aiken County
DuPont Company
Woody Burckhalter
Herbert Hurst
Wade Baggot
Wayne Hadden
Julius Hadden
George A. DeMedicis
Napier Funeral Home
Main Street
Graniteville
Virginia Gonzalez
Maryland
Harman
Bluefield
James B
Mary Slade Harman
DuPont
Savannah River
Talatha Baptist Church
Friendship
Partners In Ministry
New Ellenton
Venson Brown
B” Jennings
WC. Lowe
Arthur Zawislak
S.C
Viola H. Blumenberg
Aiken
Trinity United Methodist Church
Granitevile
Evelyn Johnson
Friendship Baptist Church
Harold Harman
Trustee nominations stir questions among Baptists
The South Carolina Baptist Convention replaces Anderson College trustees with six new nominees as the college, led by interim president Evans Whittaker, prepares for a December start. Critics fear a shift toward fundamentalism, while officials deny intent to change the school’s nature and note past varied acceptance of college-nominated trustees. Public church leaders voice mixed views on governance and continuity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
South Carolina Baptist Convention
Anderson College
Jim Thomason
First Baptist Church of
Evans Whittaker
Lee Royce
Mississippi College
Clinton
Carlisle Driggers
State Baptist Convention
Royce
Driggers
Dean Woods
Greenville County School Board
Julie Hershey
Jerry White
Riverside Baptist Church
Greer
Woods
Sprise
Graham Hatcher
Jim Stovall
Greenville
North Greenville
Charleston Southern
Furman University
Glenn Rusher
State urged to curb deer crashes with limits and signs
Clemson study urges lower speed limits and flashing signs to reduce deer vehicle collisions. It identifies dawn and dusk on rural roads near streams as high risk, notes 3,324 dents in 2001, nine deaths 1999 to 2001, and says funding gaps hinder implementing recommendations. Hunting herd reduction proposed as most cost effective.
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Clemson
Clemson University
State Department of Public Safety
Pete Poore
Transportation Department
US Department of ‘Transportation
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Mary “Dixie” O'Donnell Harman
Gunter Road
David Harman
Jeannie M. Harman
Brenda H. Smith
Gary Smith
Simpsonvill
B" Jennings
115Th Drive
Melvenia Johnson
Jamaica
N.Y
Leath Brown
Randall Branch Baptist Church
Pine Lawn Memorial Gardens
Reuben Lanham, Jr
Bettis Academy
Aiken Graded School
Lanerl Doe
Pine Log
South Carolina
Shellhouse
Federal Highway ‘Administration
Charles Ruth
State Department of Natural Resources
Ruth
Webb Smathers
Smathers
Andy Brack
South Carolina Wildlife Federation
Cumbee Funeral Homes
Saluda County
David P. Farr
East Main Street
Ridge Spring
Weny
Apollo Ios Diora
Audibel
Cumbee Funeral Home
Whiskey RD
Ee Hagbadunaad Ldlbianet
Oae
Odea Eae
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