Deaths And Funerals In Bath And Augusta
Ada Holley Rhoden 81 of Lynwood died Friday in Columbia. Funeral Sunday at Posey's Langley with burial at Sweetwater Baptist Cemetery. Surviving son Julious T. Rhoden. Mary Hitt Shaw of 17 Greene St Augusta died Thursday. funeral Sunday at North Augusta Posey's with burial in Magnolia Cemetery. Surviving son Henry Ulmer and daughters Kincheloe Hitt Kincheloe and Elizabeth Bosdell.
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Bath
Ada Holley Rhoden
Lynwood
Columbia
Posey
Funeral Home
Langley
Norman Ferrell
Sweetwater Baptist Church
A.M. Bridgers
Bath Baptist Church
Graniteville Co
Julious T. Rhoden
Aiken
Augusta
Mary Hitt Shaw
Greene St
Posey’s
Funeral Home Chapel
North Augusta
Art Snead
Magnolia Cemetery
Herbert May
T.D. Kee
Cecil Turner
J.C. Arrett
Kenneth Garvin
Everett Pilling
Shaw
Curtis Baptist Church
Henry Ulmer
Tampa
Elizabeth Bosdell
Kincheloe Air Force Base
H. Hitt
Sale
Malcolm Hitt
Ray Hitt
Edan Weigel
Covington
Obituary notices from Appling Thomson Hendersonville and surrounding areas
Multiple death notices and funeral announcements from Appling Thomson Hendersonville and Darlington report the deaths of Mrs. Morgan Knox 74 in Augusta Ga Miss Alma Christiana Hahn of Hendersonville and others with service times at churches in Appling Thomson Hendersonville Darlington and Aiken listing survivors and pallbearers with church and cemetery details. The notices identify longtime residents and family connections across Georgia and North Carolina communities.
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Appling
Morgan I
Casey Morris) Knox
Augusta
Appling Methodist Church
Gene Westbrook
Irwin V. Knox
Curry Morris
Pierce Morris
Paul Knox
L. E. Morris
Jack Morris
Knox
Columbia County
Aiken Standard publication notice and address
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes afternoons except weekends. It lists mailing address 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29801 and post office box 456. Copyright and republication rights with AP are stated and payment terms noted.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S.C
Associated Press
Mrs Louis I Holsenback 53 Dies in Ridge Spring
Mrs Louis I Holsenback died at 53 of Rt 1 Ridge Spring Thursday in Graniteville Aiken County native and Mount Calvary Lutheran Church member. Funeral held Saturday at Mount Calvary Lutheran with Reverends Johnston and Shealy officiating. Survived by widower three sons Marion Elliott Monet ta Holsenback Calvin Holsenback two sisters Violet Arbutus Fulmer and two brothers Charlie Lindyburg Morris.
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R.H. Williams
Eastman Ga
M.M. Jones
Graniteville
Clarence Thomas Tharpe
Thomson
Darlington
Magdeline Hahn Pritchard
Lake Swamp
Belk- King Funeral Home
Lake Swamp Baptist Church
Pittsburgh
Pritchard
Louis
Sophie Greger Hahn
Cecil R
Clara Brooks) Stone
Aiken
Town Creek Baptist Church
Fred L. Lowery
Aiken Memorial Park
Lillian Thompson
Kathy Mundy
Windsor
David Stone
Robert Stone
Warrenville
Elzie Brooks
Leon Brooks
Archie Brooks
Chesterfield
Marion Holsenback
Elliott Holsenback
Monetta
Calvin Holsenback
Batesburg
Violet Holsenback
Arbutus Fulmer
Ridge Spring
Charlie Morris
Lindyburg Morris
Augusta man A B Harley dies at home scheduled services
Augustan A B Harley of 3009 Fox Spring Road died Sunday at his residence. Funeral services were to be held at 3 p.m. today at Westover Memorial Park with the Rev. Hugh E Baumgartner officiating.
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Augusta
A.B. Harley
Fox Spring Road
Westover Memorial Park
Hugh E. Baumgartner
Aiken Plans Park Like Parking Behind Public Safety Building
City Manager Roland Windham announced construction of an 18 space diagonal parking area behind the Aiken Public Safety Department. The jumbo brick design with soil and grass aims to mimic a park, part of the Old Aiken revitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeane Hall
Roland Windham
Aiken Public Safety Department
Windham
Public Safety
Robert Marvin
Walterboro
John F. Elliott
City of Aiken
Aiken
Hilton Head
Marvin
Edgefield Avenue
Pendleton Street
Medicaid Bleak Future Viewed By Doctors In Aiken County
The article notes physician and pharmacist frustration with Medicaid red tape and delayed reimbursements. Local drugstores report monthly Medicaid receipts ranging from about 300 to 5,000 dollars, with many providers treating Medicaid as a public service while noting profitability losses under the program.
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Washington
Ellis
Aiken County
Eckerds Drugs
Aiken
Eckerds
Robert C. Arant
Revco
Bath Pharmacy
William G. Sawyer
D.W. Davis
Warrenville Drug
DSS
Gregory Drug
George A. Gregory
Gregory
Planned Parenthood
Paul D
Margaret) Weston
Planned Parenthood Unit
Lower
Savannah Health District
Salley Chitlin Strut Celebrates Local Culture Parade
Strut in Wagener Salley features Joe Pinner host WIS TV with band, Girl Scouts and Shriners. Parade includes float A Chitl in a Day Keeps the Swine Flu Away. 22 000 attend real event eating chitlins at Crescent City Vocational School and enjoy pork plates, crafts, rides, music, bingo and a pig raffle.
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Joe Pinner
Mr. Knozit
Wis-Tv
Columbia
Wagener-Salley High School
Girl Scouts
Shriners
Salley
Crescent Cities Vocational School
First Presidential Child To Attend Public School In 7 Decades
President elect Jimmy Carter and Rosalynn Carter announced that nine year old Amy Carter will enroll in January as a fourth grader at the Thaddeus Stevens School in Washington DC. This marks the first time since Theodore Roosevelt that a president's child attends public school. Roosevelt sent his son Quentin to Force School from 1904 to 1906.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Quentin
Washington
Force School
Center Fire Department Reorganized After District Dissolution
The Center Fire Department held a smooth reorganization meeting led by Aiken attorney B Henderson Johnson as moderator. The move follows last March’s vote dissolving the Center Fire District which had encompassed six areas. the district vote failed 1306 to 632 while the first district formation won 396 to 67.
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Hatcher
Aiken
B. Henderson Johnson
Center Fire Department
Center Fire District
Rodney A. Peeples
Peeples
Alliance Francaise Meet In St Angela Library
Alliance Francaise to join Alliance Francaise d Aiken for a 8 p.m. meeting Tuesday in St Angela Academy library. Mr and Mrs Michel Maisonneuve will present slides on interior decorating motifs of French homes. Co hosts are Mr and Mrs Charles Combier and Mrs Catherine Donovan. French conversation enthusiasts are invited.
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Alliance Francaise d' Aiken
St. Angela Academy
Michel Maisonneive
Charles Combier
Catherine Donovan
Aiken Choral Society at First Presbyterian Tonight
Community calendar notes a 7:30 p.m. concert by the Aiken Choral Society at First Presbyterian. Tomorrow morning 10 to 11:30 there is Child Evangelism Training at 120 Marvin Drive, with classes continuing until 11:30.
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Aiken Choral Society
First Presbyterian Church
Marvin Drive
First Presbyterian
Three Films To Be Shown At Library
The Aiken County Public Library will present a Weekly Film Series featuring Queen of Autumn Dandelions and Autumn Frost Country. The program starts at 10 30 a m and includes films on Chrysanthemums the journey from countryside to city and a cine poem combining Frost S poetry Satie music and Hudson photography.
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Aiken County
Japan
Robert Frost
Erik Satie
Fred Hudson
Holiday House Christmas Display Set Tomorrow
The Extension Homemakers Clubs present a Holiday House display at the H Odell Weeks Recreation Center tomorrow from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. No admission. Members contribute handmade decorations ornaments and gifts and serve coffee and cookies. Each member should deliver items between 9 and 10 a.m.
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Extension Homemakers Clubs
H. Odell Weeks Recreation Center
Library Friends To Hear Poetry Reading In Aiken
The Friends of the Library meet at 8 p.m. at the Aiken Public Library for an original poetry reading by local resident Joseph H. Harris. New officers will be elected and the public is invited to attend.
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Friends of the Library
Aiken Public Library
Fashionable Lace Ruffing Across Early 19th Century Style
The passage notes men in the era wore prominent lace elements such as wide collars lace cuffs and lace rosettes as a defining fashion statement reflecting social taste and elegance of the period.
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Ada H. Rhoden
Mary H. Shaw
Mrs. Morgan Knox
Charles Tharpe
Alma C. Hahn
Hendersonville
N.C
Alma Christiana Hahn
N. Main St
Shepard Memorial Chapel
Hahn
Herman Christian
Marina Schroder Hahn
Episcopal Church
B. L. Foster
Herman H. Hahn
Jacob Butler Jr
Johnston - Jacob Butler Jr
Jamaica, NY
Since Hill Baptist Church
W. H. Hightower
Mr. Butler
Edgefield County
Willie Mae Mackie
Mattie Bell
Jen- Butler
Trenton
Arthur Butler
Rockaway
N.Y
Mattie Mae Sedwick Harley
Harriett Harley
Aldria Harley
Andrew Harley
Mrs. Pritchard
Cecil R. Stone
Aiken Standard - Pbm
Carri
L. Holsenback
A. B. Harley
Snc
Igures
National Weather Service
NOAA
US Dept of Commerce
Great Lakes
Great Plains States
Atlantic Coast
Virginia
Florida
Larry F. Lowe
Florence Foster
Palm Drive
Bush Long
Rt. 5
Box 90
William Gibbs Charlton Jr
Ridgecrest
Foster
Charlton
Aiken Community Hospital
Lin Smithwick
Weston
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Arizona
Social Office
Medicaid
Medicare
Alliance Francaise
Holiday House
Lho
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