Deaths and Funerals in Augusta and Surrounding Areas
Notices list Ester Mae Yarbray of 1640 Morgan St and Chester A. Jenkins of 207 E Pine Grove Ave with funerals held at Peoples Funeral Home and Poseys Chapel. Other obituaries include Margaret Buckley Asbill, Beatrice O Mims, and Moseley General, with services at St Marys On The Hill, Friendship Baptist Leesville, and Young Storm Branch Church.
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Augusta
Ester Mae Yarbray
Morgan St
Richmond County
Peoples Funeral Home
Smith Grove Baptist Church
Grovetown
Frank Yarbray
Susie Mae Kemp
Clearwater
Mozelle Dunn
N.Y
Willie Mae Corley
Alabama
Rosetta Morris
Philadelphia
Estell Collins
Josephine Royal
Victoria Yarbray
North Augusta
Chester A. Jenkins
Pine Grove Ave
Posey
St. Mary’s On the Hill Catholic Church
Michael Lubinsky
Hillcrest Park
Sacred Heart Church
John W. Dowling
New Bern
N.C
Dennis W. Dowling
Thomas E. Dowling
Mobile
Ala
Blackville
Barnwell County
Pine Hill Freewill Baptist Church
Leroy Dodson
Emory Martin
Gerald Fitch
Springfield Cemetery
Hutson
Orangeburg County
Adell Williams
Virginia Hutto
Springfield
Joanne Adams
Aiken
Langley
General Moseley
Young Storm Branch Baptist Church
Mark S. Adams
St. John’s Cemetery
Batesburg
Beatrice O. Mims
Friendship Baptist Church
Leesville
J.A. William
Lexington County
Glaydis Enny
Helen
William) Allen
Aiken County
Miller
Young Storm Baptist Church
Jamie Sims
Patricia Allen
Beverly Ashley
William Allen Jr
Atlanta
Richard Allen
Clarence Allen
Eleatha Hinson
New York
Tommie Geter Jr
Oklahoma City
Advance payments directed to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription
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Aiken
PBM
Aiken Standard
Weather Outlook Sunny Days With Light Rain Chance
Forecast calls for mostly sunny conditions on Tuesday with a 10 percent chance of rain tonight and tomorrow. Tonight will be clear with highs in the upper 70s tomorrow and lows in the mid 40s. Wednesday to Friday look partly cloudy with showers possible and highs in the 70s and lows in the 40s.
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Sanford and
Sun
Duvall Rites Planned After Mena Man Dies in Auto Crash
Guy Monroe Duvall of Mena Ark died Saturday from crash injuries. Funeral set for Wednesday 2:30 p.m. at George Funeral Home Chapel with Rev A K Carter. burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens with Masonic Rites. Survivors include widow Anna Mae Welton Duvall and several relatives across multiple states.
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Jessie
Alferd) Currie
Williams
Aiken
Bethany Cemetery
William Blair
Currie
Glasgow
Scotland
Eastern Star
Presbyterian Church
Robina Currie
Jean Santos
Great Barrington
Mass
George Funeral Home
Graniteville
U.S. Navy
Charles Bowling Martell
Augusta
Fort Myer Chapel
Arlington
Arlington National Cemetery
Boston
Joseph
Nina Contee Martell
U.S. Naval Academy
Carnegie Technical Institute
Union
Aucilla
Mississippi
Second Fleet
Admiral Martell
Aiken County
Mary Elizabeth Adams Martell
G.F. Perna
Rockaway
N.J
Elmer Franklin Palmer
Vincent St. N.E
St. John’s United Methodist Church
John Hipp
Feltham S. James
Patten
Maine
Navy Research Laboratory
Washington, D.C
St. John's United Methodist Church
Gertrude Perry Palmer
Marietta Casperson
Big Pine
Calif
Phillip Palmer
Deerfield
Fla
Virginia Spaulding
Houston
Vernon Palmer
Caribou
Mena
Ark
Guy Monroe Duvall
A.K. Carter
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Duvall
du Pont Co
Savannah River
Aiken Lodge No
Anna Mae Welton Duvall
David C. Duvall
Deanna McDonald
Marietta
Break-Ins Reported Across Aiken County
Two weekend break-ins caused about 1200 dollars in losses per sheriff reports. Edward J. Saunderson of Langley reported a 420 dollar television and lantern stolen from his empty home. George F. Briggs of Rt. 4 North Augusta reported a stereo, a black and white television and a .22 rifle valued at 800 dollars stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County
Sheriff's Department
Edward J. Saunderson
Langley
George F. Briggs
Rt. 4
North Augusta
Carter Claims Deterrent Value In Surviving First Strike
Carter argues in a crisis that the Soviet Union might refrain from attacking the United States if it believes most Americans could survive a first strike. The idea hinges on perceived American resilience deterring initial aggression.
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Soviet Union
United States
Textile policy clash as Carter veto delay sparks rail toward textiles
The Carson City Silver Dollar bill carrying the Hollings amendment was signed as Carter faced a veto deadline. Critics warn the move could cripple the textile industry despite no immediate job threats, while Hollings and Timmerman condemn the policy as politically motivated and risky for U.S. trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson City
Carter
Hollings
Timmerman
Thomas Carter
Aiken County
Sen. Hollings
Geneva
Congress
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Ester Yarbray
Margaret Asbill
Margaret Buckley Asbill
Hickman Road
Moseley
Mrs. Alferd Currie
Isaih Hutson
Rodell
Charles B. Martell
William Allen
Okla
Lancaster St. N.W
Elmer F. Palmer
Claretha G. Brown
Edgefield
Edgefield County
Republican Grove Baptist Church
Frank Brown Jr
Long Upson
Lola Mae Holloway
Jenny Williams
Theodore Upson
Albert Upson Jr
Randolf Upson
Rudolf Upson
Mary Roe
Mary Helen Williams Roe
Breezy Hill Baptist Church
Franklin Hammond
Graniteville Cemetery
Wake County
Oetha Co
Herbert W. Roe
Jesse C. Roe
North Charleston
Louella Williams
Louisburg
Howard Williams
Richmond
Claude Williams
Roanoke
Alton Williams
J.B. Williams
Joe Hutto
Louis Sawyer
Woodrow Johnson
Willie New
Oklahoma
Midwest
North Dakota
Minnesota
Gulf Coast
East
Bane Szewski
Craig Banaszewski
Millbrook Elementary School
Snoopy
Thomas W. Carter
United Merchants and Manufacturing
Ernest F. Hollings
Lin Smithwick
Aiken S
Laurens Street
S.W