Funeral services set for Mrs Ida B Rhodes Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Ida B Rhodes of Coker Spring Avenue SW who died Monday will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. in Wesley United Methodist Church conducted by Reverend Collie Moore. Burial follows at Pine Lawn Memorial Gardens. Friends may call at the residence or Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home.
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Rhodes
Ida B Rhodes
Coker Spring Ave
S W
Wesley United Methodist Church
Collie Moore
Pine Lawn Memorial Gardens
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Rites Set for T. J. Duncan at Pine Log Road
T. J. Duncan 62 of Pine Log Road died after brief illness. Funeral at George Funeral Home Chapel at 2 p.m. with Dr. Robert L. Cate and Rev. James L. Goodwin officiating. Burial in Graniteville Cemetery. Survived by wife Lillian Robinson Duncan, two sisters M Owens and H Grissom, four brothers D G Duncan R L Duncan W A Duncan L D Duncan. Duncan a North Carolina native and retired car salesman. Pallbearers named. honorary pallbearers from Lennard Williamson Bible Class.
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Thomas J
Buddy) Duncan
Pine Log Road
Aiken County Hospital
George Funeral Home
Robert L. Cate
James L. Goodwin
Graniteville
Lillian. Robinson Duncan
M. Owens
Whiteville
N. C
H Grissom
Lumberton
D. G. Duncan
Columbia
R. L. Duncan
W. A. Duncan
L. D. Duncan
Fort Meyers
Fla
Duncan
North Carolina
M. A
Maggie Hook Duncan
Aiken
Baptist Church Friends
J. H. Cushman
Charles Jones
Ed Holsenback
Charlie Foster
Homer McGee
Paul D. Grant
Lennard A. Williamson
Aiken Standard Credited Local Newspaper Details
The notice lists the Aiken Standard’s founding year 1867 and publication schedule with a mailing address in Aiken South Carolina. It notes exclusive AP local news rights, republication rights, UP International membership, and correction policy for advertisements.
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Rutland Drive
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Associated Press
United Press International
Provost Marshal Closes Books On Army's No. 1 Enlisted Man
Army investigators testified that Maj. Gen. Turner blocked an inquiry into William C. Wooldridge then sergeant major amid accusations of multi million dollar thefts and conspiracies to loot NCO clubs. Pruett said Turner discussed with Gen. Johnson and halted probes while Wooldridge faced serious charges across three continents. Wooldridge later served at White Sands Missile Range as sergeant major. Turner and Johnson are retired.
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Washington
Jack Pruett
Carl C. Turner
Turner
Harold K. Johnson
Army Chief of Staff
William C. Wooldridge
Pruett
Wooldridge
Johnson
White Sands Missile Range
New Mexico
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