Death of Mrs. Rose Chitty Bass in Aiken County
Mrs Rose Chitty Bass of 35 Coker Dr Aiken died Thursday Funeral services set for 2 30 p m Sunday at Millbrook Baptist Church with Rev W James Rivers officiating Burial at Aiken Memorial Park She was a Hampton County native resident 20 years in Aiken County member of Millbrook Baptist Church Survivors include husband Thomas Benton Bass daughter Mrs Mary Frances Parker two sisters Mrs Walter R Tumbleston and Mrs Monroe L Charpin and brother Reginald W Chitty Friends may visit George Funeral Home or residence until 1 p m then at the church
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Rose Chitty Bass
Aiken
Millbrook Baptist Church
W. James Rivers
Aiken Memorial Park
Hampton County
Aiken County
Thomas Benton Bass
Mary Frances Parker
Walter R. Tumbleston
Charleston
Monroe L. Charpin
Charleston Heights
Reginald W. Chitty
George Funeral Home
Feagin Funeral Set Tomorrow in North Augusta
Lonnie A Feagin of Five Notch Road North Augusta died Thursday morning at his home. Funeral services are tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Posey's Chapel with Rev Herman Thomas officiating. Burial will be in Pine View Memorial Gardens. Survived by his widow Velma DeFord Feagin two sons Danny Herman Feagin Lonnie Feagin Jr two daughters Janice Gayle Susan Feagin Bath and four sisters Ruby White Connie Davis Annie Green Julia Green.
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North Augusta
Lonnie A. Feagin
Five Notch Road
Posey’s
Janice Gayle
Susan Feagin
Bath
Ruby White
Greenville
Connie Davis
Augusta
Annie Green
Gloverville
Julia Green
Posey
Home Health Group Policies Are Reviewed in Aiken County
The Home Health Agency Advisory Group of the Aiken County Health Dept approved the final draft of Medical and Nursing Policies for Home Health Services. Virginia L. Holley defined a homebound patient as essentially confined to residence due to illness or injury. The group, reviewing monthly service reach, includes Fred Pitts Edna Moseley and several county health leaders.
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Home Health Agency
Aiken County
Fred Pitts
Langley
Edna Moseley
Home Health Service
Virginia L. Holley
Community Nursing Service
Betty Legrand
J. T. Hair
Aiken County Health Dept
K. N. Owens
Aiken County Hospital
R. L. Worrell
Wagener
J. R. Heaton
Wilhelmina Moody
Dudley Posey
North Augusta
Walter Bergman
Aiken
Merino Extends Colorado Prep Winning Streak to 44
Merino in Colorado extended its basketball win streak to 44 in a row as it claimed its second straight Class A state title after previously reaching 42 straight wins.
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Merino
Colo
Merino High
Colorado
Aiken Standard Information and Rates
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes each afternoon except weekends from Aiken South Carolina with mailing address PO Box 456 124 Rutland Drive 29801. Subscription rates: 35 cents weekly by carrier 1.50 monthly by carrier 18.50 yearly by mail 9.50 six months by mail 5.00 three months by mail.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
United Press International
Langley Man Injured In 3 Car Crash
A Langley resident Marvin Edgar Jowers was injured Thursday in a three car crash at York Street and Richland Avenue. He was hospitalized with non life threatening injuries. Ray Williams of Winter Park Florida drove a car north on York Street and struck by a pickup driven by someone named Torres heading west on Richland Avenue, hitting a Jackson Brooks Funeral Home hearse driven by Robert Brooks. All vehicles damaged and no charges yet as investigation continues.
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Langley
York Street
Richland Avenue
Marvin Edgar Jowers
Aiken County Hospital
David Keel
Aiken Police Department
Ray Williams
Winter Park
Fla
Towers
Jackson- Brooks Funeral Home
Robert Brooks
Hearse Damaged in Intersection Collision at York and Richland
A hearse owned by Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home was damaged when struck after another car was hit by a pickup at the York and Richland Avenue intersection Thursday evening. The hearse had been stopped at a traffic signal.
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Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
York and
Richland Avenue
Armour
Crawford Street Bridge Vast Span Across Providence River
The Crawford Street Bridge in Providence spans 1,147 feet over the Providence River. It carries three city streets and is noted as one of the widest bridges in the world.
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Providence
Crawford Street
Daily Across Puzzle Clues Full Set
Across clues present a mix of names and terms including Hepburn stage success and U S S R lake. Entries cover translated or cross referenced words such as balance and nullify, with references to Rosenkavalier and Cadmus lore.
Daily Cryptoquote Quotation From Henry W Beechers Lives
A cryptogram puzzle presents a substitution code for a Beech er quote. The sample reveals the format with letter mapping and instruction on solving the cryptogram.
Sessions Court Jurors Selected for Fall Term in Aiken
The fall term of the Court of General Sessions will convene in Aiken Monday at 10 a.m. Judge George Gregory of Chester will preside. Solicitor L. A. Williamson presented the grand jury with about 150 indictments. A long list names prospective petit jurors for the first week, including Owen J. Mackin, Paul J. McManus, Benjamin Minor Jr., Edward Merritt, Thomas L. White, Douglas G. Pugh, Albert W. Parham, George Smith, J. W. Bedenbaugh, James J. Moyer, James B. Baggott, Richard J. Foreman Jr., Henry W. Morris, Laura F. DeWitt, Jean B. Savage, Josh Moore, Richard Lott, James R. Smith, Sam Adams, Charlie Williams, William D. Faulkner, Henry C. Dosher, Freddie Powell, Helen E. Morton, Tony M. Love, Louis Kelley, Elizabeth G. Rice, Ernest R. Lacy Jr., Johnnie Simmons, Ted I. Wooten, Estelle H. Boylston, Eddie Griffin, Leon Galloway, and many others from Aiken, North Augusta, Warrenville, Graniteville, Clearwater, Belvedere, Beech Island, Ridge Spring, Langley, and RFD routes.
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Court of General Sessions
Aiken
George Gregory
Chester
Owen J. Mackin
Paul J. McManus
Wagener Road
Benjamin Minor Jr
Warrenville
Edward M. Merritt
North Augusta
Thomas L. White
Douglas G. Pugh
Albert W. Parham
George Smith
J. W. Bedenbaugh
Graniteville
James J. Moyer
Josh Moore
Richard Lott
James R. Smith
Sam Adams
Charlie Williams
William D. Faulkner
Beech Island
Henry C. Dosher
Freddie Powell
Helen E. Morton
Tony M. Love
Louis Kelley
RFD
Elizabeth G. Rice
Ernest R. Lacy Jr
Belvedere
Johnnie Simmons
Ted I. Wooten
Langley
James C. Allen
Clearwater
Estelle H. Boylston
Eddie Griffin
RFD 1
Leon Galloway
Robert E. Cunningham
Nathaniel G. Wooten
Ruby Toole
Stewart A. Pate
Edwin H. Arbaugh
Arthur W. Pitts
Pearl J
West votes to block 15 million reserve transfer
Lt. Gov. John C. West cast the deciding vote in the South Carolina Senate on a tie, opposing the return of 15 million dollars from a 25 million reserve to counties. The move, reported by the Florence Morning News, June 1967, averted a potentially serious fiscal impact.
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John C. West
South Carolina
Senate
West
Florence
Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren
East's failure to lead to defeat a five diamond contract proves fatal as South takes declarer role. West opens spades, East signals then mishandles, East neglects to force a heart ruff. Declarer overtakes, wins remaining tricks, and East's misdefense costs the hand.
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East South West
East
South
West
Declarer
North
ACEA endorses raises and new insurance options at meeting
In Aiken County educators face Georgia competition for teachers as ACEA weighs a restored 25 percent supplement lobby. Democratic candidates Williams and Derrrick did not attend, while ACEA backed extending life insurance to custodians and cafeteria workers and adding Travelers I T T and Prudential to the list of authorized annuity deduction providers.
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Aiken County
Georgia
ACEA
Lelia Bradley
Association
Travelers
I.T.T
Prudential
Metropolitan
Southern Farm Bureau
Horace Mann, Life Insurance of Georgia, Franklin Life, New York Life and
Liberty Life
Wagener United Fund Drive Kickoff With Bake Sale
Wagener starts its annual United Fund Drive with a bake sale on Saturday from 8:30 to noon in front of the Post Office. Co chairs are Mrs. Marvin Baughman and Mrs. Charlie Widener, aided by Sharon Mathis Julie Gantt Janet Cofer Ann McLaurin Sandra Fanning and Cindy Tyler as the drive runs through the week of October 5 ending with a final solicitation.
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Wagener
United Fund
Marvin Baughman
Charlie Widener
Sharon Mathis
Julie Gantt
Janet Cofer
Ann McLaurin
Sandra Fanning
Cindy Tyler
Stocks Open Mixed as Downgrades and Gains Emerge on NYSE
New York stock market starts in moderate trading with advances ahead of declines. Baxter Labs falls 2 to 24, University Computing rises to 34, Pan American declines 4 to 13 1/2, and Chrysler gains 4 to 26.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Baxter Labs
University Computing
Pan American
Chrysler
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