Baldwin matriarch remembered in Aiken obituary
Funeral notices list Jean H Baldwin 75 of Aiken widow of Carlton Baldwin III who died November 20 2005 at home She was a Yemassee native graduate of Coker College longtime teacher at Aiken High and South Aiken High active Presbyterian elder Survivors include six children and 11 grandchildren Funeral services scheduled for Wednesday 1 pm at South Aiken Presbyterian Church Interment Memory Gardens Memorials to Secret Santa or Aiken County Women’s Heart Board.
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Jean H. Baldwin
Aiken
Carlton McEwan Baldwin Ili
Yemassee
Baldwin
John Brantley
Martha Elizabeth Mole Herndon
Coker College
Aiken High School
South Aiken High School
South Aiken
Robert Edward Cleaninger
Atlanta
Carlton McEwan Baldwin IV
Savannah
John Keen Baldwin
George Kenneth Baldwin
Columbia
Beth Baldwin Thompson
Martha Baldwin Stapleton
Gemantown
One Mandel
Orlando
Fla
Shellhouseriversfuneralhome.com
Ada Sharpe Rizer Memorial Service Planned
Ada Sharpe Rizer 30 died November 21 2005 at Mattie C Mall Health Care Center born in Cameron to late Tillman B and Iva Haigler Sharpe. Named citizen of the year for Orangeburg County she worked in Civil Services and was Past Ladies President of VEW predeceased by husband George Rize survivors include several nieces and nephews. Online registry at shellhousefuneralhome com.
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Ada Sharpe Rizer
Ted
Mattie C. Mall
Rizer
Cameron
Tillman B
Iva Haigler Sharpe
Orangeburg
VEW
George Rize
Niees
Shellhousefuneralhome
Dorothy Coursey Smith funeral service announced
Dorothy Coursey Smith wife of Lathan R. Smith of Clearwater will be laid to rest at Bath First Baptist Church in Bath at 2 p.m. officiated by Rev. Herb Sons with interment in Sunset Memory Gardens Langley. Her church funeral visitation precedes the service at 315 Main St Graniteville. Ida M. Young, 69, of 211 George Ave New Ellenton died Monday November 21 2005 at University Hospital Augusta Cheatham Funeral Homes E New Ellenton will handle arrangements with visitation at the residence.
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Clearwater
Anna Barton Mitchell
Curtis G. Mitchell
William T. Barton
A. Leloa DeVore Barton
Leroy Mitchell
Aiken
John Mitchell
Graniteville
Darlene Fair
Lexington
Anita Fickey
Texas
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Jeanette Harris
Aiken County
S.C. Forestry Commission
Graniteville Fist Baptist Church
Graniteville First Baptist Church
Steven Hendricks
Sunset Memory Gardens
Langley
John
Mitchell
Napier Funeral Home
Main St
Dorothy Coursey Smith
Lathan R. Smith
Bath First Baptist Church
Bath
Herb Sons
New Ellenton
Ida M. Young
George ‘Ave
University Hospital
Augusta
Cheatham Funeral Homes, Inc
Hickory Ave
Last WWI survivor Alfred Anderson dies at 109 in Scotland
Alfred Anderson, the last living World War I veteran who heard the Christmas Truce guns fall silent, died in a Newtyle nursing home at age 109. He served with the Black Watch and briefly as a batman to Capt Fergus Bowes Lyon, later wounded in 1916. The veteran, honored by France with the Legion of Honor in 1998, witnessed no man’s land carols and shared the eerie quiet after trench fighting on December 25, 1914.
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Anderson
Neil Gardner
Newtyle
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Britain
Black Watch
No Man’s Land
Batman
Fergus Bowes-Lyon
Elizabeth
Bowes-Lyon
Loos
Fran
France
Sanford brings back aide to push budget through Legislature
Gov Mark Sanford announces Tom Davis Beaufort lawyer returns January as deputy chief of staff for legislative affairs. Davis, a Furman alumnus, will be paid about 80 000 annually and reenters amid tensions with lawmakers over past veto fights and pork barrel spending. Davis will also step down from his Ports Authority board seat to avoid conflicts.
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Columbia
Mark Sanford
Sanford
Tom Davis
Beaufort
Davis
Furman University
Greenville
Carl Blackstone
Blackstone
Sawyer
Na State Ports Authorty Board
Ports Authority
Jasper County
Savannah River
South Carolina
Furman
Davis Sai
Cal Estate
U.S
Jenny Sanford
Jason Miller
George Allen
R-Va
Attorney disbarred after drug conviction in Charleston case
The South Carolina Supreme Court disbarred Tara Anderson Thompson a Charleston attorney after her federal conviction for conspiring to launder 118 000 in drug money through a trust account. Thompson also faced marijuana distribution charges and state charges of conspiracy to distribute cocaine. The action follows her probation and fines earlier this year and notes her 2004 indictment. Thompson previously topped headlines as a law student alleging Larry Richter offered her cocaine at a party.
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Columbia
State Supreme Court
Charleston
Tara Anderson Thompson
Thompson
Ana
Larry Richter
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