Deaths And Funerals Charles C Johnson 84
Charles Chaney Johnson 84 of 210 Barnwell Ave NE Aiken died Saturday at an Augusta hospital. Funeral today at 4 p.m. at Second Baptist Church Aiken with Rev M C Adams officiating. Burial Pine Lawn Memorial Gardens. He was a lifelong Aiken County resident and WWI veteran. Survived by one niece four cousins. Pallbearers Winthrop Hall American Legion Post 212.
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Charles Chaney Johnson
Barnwell Ave
N.E
Aiken
Augusta
Second Baptist Church
M.C. Adams
Pine Lawn Memorial Gardens
Johnson
Aiken County
American Legion
Mattie Nicholson
Winthrop Hall
Sarah Gunter
Richland Ave
Jackson - Brooks Funeral Home
John S. Jones Jr. dies in Aiken after Greer service
John S. Jones Jr. 52, of Aiken and Greer died at home. He was manager of B C Moore and Sons in Aiken and a World War II veteran. Memorial service set at Woods Mortuary Chapel with Revs. Carlisle and Crocker. burial in Hillcrest Memorial Park, Greer. Pallbearers listed. visitation at George Funeral Home in Aiken.
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John 8. Jones Jr
Aiken
Greer
the Woods Mortuary
Robert Carlisle
James W. Crocker
Hillcrest Memorial Park
Jones
B.C. Moore and Sons
St. John's United Methodist Church
James Jones
Cheraw
J.C. Jones
Monroe
N.C
George Funeral Home
Mrs. George S. Horne Rites Held in Warrenville
Funeral services for Mrs. George Samuel Horne known as Ruby Burckhalter were held at Town Creek Baptist Church in Warrenville. Burial followed in the church cemetery.
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Warrenville
George Samuel
Ruby Burckhalter) Horne
Town Creek Baptist Church
Horace A Pennington Dead at 65 in Local Hospital
Horace A Pennington 65 of 2210 Lindsey Road died Sunday in a local hospital. Funeral plans are pending with services to be announced. He was a resident of the community and is survived by immediate family.
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Horace A. Pennington
Lindsey Road
Holloway Rites Held for Thomas S Holloway in Atlanta
Thomas Samuel Holloway 27 died Saturday in Atlanta after living there three months. Funeral at 2 p.m. tomorrow Elliott Sons chapel with Rev. Ben D Timmerman. burial Hillcrest Memorial Park. Survived by wife Terri Ann Easler Holloway Augusta two sons Bryan Keith and David L Holloway mother and stepfather W C Sharp Augusta three sisters Billy Bowman West Columbia DC James W Harris Belvedere and Mike Mazur Aiken.
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Atlanta
Thomas Samuel Holloway
Augusta
Elliott Sons Chapel
Ben D. Timmerman
Hillcrest Memorial Park
T. S
Terri Ann Easler) Holloway
Bryan Keith Holloway
David L. Holloway
W. C. Sharp
Billy Bowman
West Columbia
D.C
James W. Harris
Belvedere
Mike Mazur
Aiken
Mrs Claude J Krepps Dies in Lynwood Church Death
Mrs Claude J Mamie Davis Krepps died Sunday in a local hospital at 4 PM Funeral held Tuesday at Langley First Baptist Church with Rev L H Fowler officiating Burial in Sunset Memory Gardens She was a native of Clarendon County and a member of Langley First Baptist Church Surviving is her son Horace Krepps Sr of Lynwood
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Elliott Sons
John W.P. Oliver
Westover Memorial Park
Pennington
Richmond County
United American Mechanics
Florence Saxon Pennington
Claude Pennington
Evans
Benny Pennington
Augusta
Geraldine Parnell
Lynwood
Claude J
Mamie Davis
Krepps
Langley First Baptist Church
L.H. Fowler
Sunset Memory Gardens
Clarendon County
Horace Krepps
City Council Plans Hearing on Petition Signatures
Aiken City Council meets at 5 30 p m to hear challenges to signatures for the city bond referendum petitions. If no challenges are filed, the petition file will close. City Manager Roland Windham says the November second meeting is canceled and the council will reconvene in December.
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Aiken
Roland Windham
Thanksgiving Services Set In Valley
A series of Thanksgiving services are held in the valley this week. Tonight Rev. Joseph R. Nicholson of Langley United Methodist Church speaks at the Pentecostal Holiness Church at 7 30 p m. Tomorrow Rev. Ray Condry of Nazarene Church speaks at Langley United Methodist. Wednesday night concludes at First Baptist Church with Rev. Ray Massey of Pentecostal Holiness. Fellowship with refreshments follows each service.
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Valley
Joseph R. Nicholson
Langley United Methodist Church
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Ray Condry
The
Nazarene Church
First Baptist Church
Ray Massey
Pentecostal Holiness
L.H. Fowler
Jaycees Plan Joint Contest For Beauties
The Aiken Jaycees announce simultaneous Miss Aiken and Aiken Junior Miss pageants to be held in January. Junior participants must be high school juniors. Miss Aiken entrants must be 18 by September 1973. An orientation for interested girls and parents is set for Sunday November 26 at 2 30 p m at the Jaycee Hut on Highway 1 North.
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Aiken Jaycees
Steve Mehder
George Seigler
Mehder
Sommer Ave
AEC considers storage options for radioactive waste
South Carolina Senator praises delay as clean air and waterways are cited. AEC seeks temporary tanks and a between stage while studying bedrock storage, salt mines, caverns, or exotic ideas like sending waste to the sun.
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Palmetto
AEC
Aiken County
Phillip Fairchild
Fairchild
SRP
U.S
New Mexico
Washington
Drug Charges Brought Against Aiken Resident
Aiken County Sheriff’s Department arrested Lloyd Dale Smith of 158 Two Notch Road after a raid on Friday night. Smith faces possession of marijuana with intent to distribute and sell. Bond set at $5,000. A large quantity of pills was confiscated in the raid conducted with a South Carolina Law Enforcement Division agent.
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Aiken County
Nuclear waste storage plans extend to private power
Fairchild noted predicting practicality is like forecasting moon landings. An AEC announcement from last May states by 1979 or 1980 the agency must find storage for its own radioactive waste and also waste from commercial nuclear power companies.
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Fairchild
AEC
Brown Released From Hospital Amid Ulcer Treatment
South Carolina state senator Edgar Brown of Barnwell was released from Providence Hospital after a ten day stay for treatment of an ulcer condition. The retiring dean of the legislature had been hospitalized since the prior week and is expected to resume limited duties.
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Columbia
Edgar Brown
Barnwell
Brown
South Carolina
Providence
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