Deaths And Funerals In Sylvania Georgia
Othell Maxie Burns 57 died Wednesday at Screven County Hospital. Funeral today at 4 PM at Jackson Baptist Church with Dr James Bellis and Revs Jim Conley Ronald Hastings. Burial in church cemetery. Survived by widow Frances, two sons Othell Jr and Ray, daughter Barbara, five sisters and four brothers. Pallbearers named. viewing at Thompson Funeral Home until 2:30 PM and at church before services.
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Sylvania
Othell Maxie
Bob) Burns
Screven County Hospital
Jackson Baptist Church
James Bellis
Jim Conley
Ronald Hastings
Church
Durst Co
Frances Lambert Burns
Othell Maxie Burns Jr
Atlanta
Ray Reynolds
Hilstonia
Barbara Allen Burns
Greenville
Ernest L. Burns
Stanford
Flo
Joseph C. Burns
Hardeeville
George R. Burns
Savannah
TJ. Burns
Warrenville
Alice Mack
Eunice Usher
Daisey Davis
Louise Otts
Harlem
Lillie Bell
Salem
Carlton Tapley
Charles Brunson
Emerson Mack
Bobby Rountree
Steve Tiazza
Lamar Saxon
George Kinard
Thompson Funeral Home
Mrs. Lucille White of Augusta Dies, Rites Today
Mrs. Lucille Elizabeth Steedley White 55 of 415 Aumond Road Augusta died Wednesday afternoon at home. Funeral services are set for today at 3 p.m. at Cooner Funeral Home Bamberg with burial at Orangeburg Memorial Park Cemetery. She was a native of Bamberg and Eastern Star member. Survived by daughter Amanda Bannister Columbia. sons Charles T. White Jr Atlanta Larry S White Monticello Ronnie W White Augusta. mother Sadie Morris Steedley Bamberg. five sisters Evelyn Wilson Bath Pauline Staley Bamberg Betty Judy St George Nell Fogle Orangeburg Margaret Whisenhunt North Charleston.
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Augusta
Charles T
Lucille Elizabeth Steedley ) White
Aumond Road
Monticello
Ronnie W. White
Sadie Morris Steedley
Bamburg
Evelyn D. Wilson
Bath
Pauline Staley
Betty Judy
St. George
Nell Fogle
Orangeburg
Margaret Whisenhunt
North Charleston
Local newspaper notices and pricing information
Box 456 Aiken South Carolina lists address details and postal service information. The notice includes subscription rates and carrier and mail pricing. It notes Associated Press rights and publisher responsibilities for errors and corrections in the next issue.
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Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
Daisy Hunter dies in Augusta hospital
Mrs Daisy Bell Hunter of Bath died Tuesday in an Augusta hospital. Funeral arrangements by Miller's Funeral Home, Aiken. She was born in Aiken County and was a member of Old Storm Branch Baptist Church. Survived by three daughters Lula Mae Green Bath Ida Mae Lamback Rosa Monroe Philadelphia Pa. one son Willis Hunter Los Angeles Calif. six sisters Julia Geter Carrie Vinson Bella Jefferson Laura Shumaker Lila Bowens Allen Byrd. three brothers Nora Wigfall Frank Wigfall Paul Wigfall. Friends may call at the residence in Bath or Miller's Funeral Home in Aiken.
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Bath
Daisy Bell Hunter
Augusta
Miller
Aiken
Aiken County
Old Storm Branch Baptist Church
Lula Mae Green
Ida Mae Lamback
Rosa Monroe
Philadelphia
Willis Hunter
Los Angeles
Calif
Julia Geter
Carrie Vinson
Detroit
Mich
Bella Jefferson
Laura Shumaker
Lila Bowens
Allen Byrd
New York City
Nora Wigfall
Boston
Mass
Frank Wigfall
Columbus
Ohio
Paul Wigfall
Funeral set for Ida Minor Cuthbertson in Williston
Mrs Ida Minor Cuthbertson 93 of Route 1 Box 17 Williston died Monday at home. Funeral Saturday 4 p.m. at Thankful Grove Baptist Church Akien County with Rev H J Dicks officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Pallbearers Deacons L C Twiggs Richard Allen R Ryson Johnson Ulysses Simmons David Dorch James Bing.
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Williston
Ida Minor Cuthbertson
Box 17
Thankful Grove Baptist Church
Aiken County
H.J. Dicks
L.C. Chavous
Eddie Simmons
Spann Barton
J.J. Simmons
E.W. Fredricks
L.C. Twiggs
Richard Allen
R. Ryson Johnson
Ulysses Simmons
David Dorch
James Bing
Weathersbee Grove
George Cuthbertson Jr
Box
Mrs Emma Johnson Dies in North Augusta
Mrs. Emma Johnson of Route 4 Box 174 North Augusta died Wednesday in a local hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Peoples Funeral Home. Surviving are two daughters Mrs. Etta Mae Collier and Mrs. Lizzie Glenn of Augusta and two sons Robert Johnson of North Augusta and David Johnson of Augusta.
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North Augusta
Emma Johnson
Box 174
Peoples Funeral Home
Etta Mae Collier
Lizzie Glenn
Augusta
Robert Johnson
David Johnson
Belvedere Elementary PTA Carnival Brief Weekly Event
Today the Belvedere Elementary School hosts a PTA Carnival from 5 to 8 p.m. at the school. Tomorrow the Aiken County Museum opens 3 to 5 p.m. Sunday Rotary Club meets 12 45 p.m. at the Commercial Hotel. Red Cross Board of Directors meets in the afternoon at the chapter office. Lions Club gathers 7 p.m. at the Lions Hut.
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Belvedere
Rotary Club
Red Cross Board of Directors
Lions Club
County hospital talks hinge on financing and private options
County commissioners weigh Hospital Corporation of America plans amid public petitions and political pressure. Several officials urge swift action for a new county hospital while debating private versus public operation and funding, with Sen. Laughlin calling for a clear selling case.
Second Baptist Celebration Set Tonight
The Second Baptist Church of Aiken marks the trustees anniversary with a 7:30 p.m. service led by Norris Turner and the Norris Turner Singers from Greenwood. The public is invited to attend.
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The
Second Baptist Church of
Aging Council To Hold Open House
The Aiken Area Council on Aging invites seniors 60 and over to an open house Sunday from 2 to 5 PM at 127 Greenville Street S. The event marks the council's second year and showcases services such as information and referral, counseling, forums, recreation, employment, housing, and senior clubs. Richard Eldred announces 62 plus Membership Discount Cards for local merchant discounts.
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Aiken Area
Greenville Street S
Aiken County
Aiken
Council On Aging
Richard Eldred
Chicken Theft Sparks Aiken Police Report
J W Lee of 417 Morgan Street Aiken reported a break in at his home. A live chicken and a pack of cigarettes were taken from the residence. Entry was gained through a torn screen. No injuries reported.
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J.W. Lee
Morgan Street
Aiken
Man Charged With Rape In Aiken Case
James Key Jr., 24, charged with rape in an Oct 5 incident involving an 18 year old in Aiken. He appeared before Magistrate Lester L. Chitty. Bond set at 5000 by Judge James B. Morrison. Key, a former study hall supervisor at Aiken High School, released on bail.
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James Key Jr
Key
Lester L. Chitty
Aiken
The Boy Friend Opens Aiken Playhouse Season
The Boy Friend a music and dance filled spoof of the 20s opens November 2 at the Marlboro Street theater Virginia Acres with five performances through November 10. Tom Robinson directs choreographer Carol Harris musical director Rosa Harris leads Polly Browne played by Karen Edwards and Tony Brockhurst by Roger Rollins. Other cast members include Bruce Hancock Vern Massingale Polly Baker Barbara Beyers Charlene Golden Ric Murphy with young and girl friends by a large local cast.
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Aiken Community
Karen Edwards
Polly Browne
Roger Rollins
Tony Brockhurst
Bruce Hancock
Percivale Browne
Vern Massingale
Polly Baker
Lord and Lady Brockhurst
Barbara Beyers
Madame Dubonnet
Charlene Golden
Hortense
Ric Murphy
Bobby van Husen
Ken Alexander
Jesse Poore
Phillip Bryant
The Dove and The Ant Fable Cited by World Book
The World Book Encyclopedia and Childcraft say the proverb one good turn deserves another traces to Aesop and the fable The Dove and The Ant. The AP report notes publishers highlight this origin in historical context.
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New York
World Book Encyclopedia
Childcraft
Operation Contact Opened to Improve County Roads Talks
The county launches Operation Contact to boost communication with municipalities on road programs. Superintendent Walter Byrd says officials and Jackson citizens have met and more meetings are planned in Wagener Salley Perry New Ellenton and Belvedere with invitations for town clerks to tour county facilities.
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Walter Byrd
Jackson
Wagener
Salley
Perry
New Ellenton
Belvedere
Byrd
Retirement Fund Details At Aiken County Hospital
Aiken County Hospital Administrator Sam Nesbit notes about 65 employees are covered by the state retirement plan. Staff across administration records lab X ray nursing service maintenance and cafeteria workers may opt into retirement deductions. He says 3.9 percent of payroll funds the plan and transferring staff to a private hospital would end eligibility since they would not be employed by a city county or political subdivision.
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Carrol Warner
Hospital Corporation of America
Wade Brodie
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Board of Commissioners
HCA
Aiken County
Sam Nesbit
Nesbit
Aiken County Hospital
Area Jews Plan Meeting In Support Of Israel
AikenJewish groups schedule an emergency meeting Sunday at 8 15 p m at Adath Yeshurun Synagogue to show solidarity with Israel. Dr Louis Scharff and Mrs Phylis Cummins will speak. funds will be raised for the United Jewish Appeal Emergency Fund with donations tax deductible.
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Aiken Jewish
Adath Yeshurin
Aiken
Harold Rudnick
Harry Surasky
United Jewish Appeal
Israel
of Israel
Louis Scharff
UJA of
Augusta
Phylis Cummins
Hadasah
United Jewish Appeal Emergency Fund
P.O
S.C
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Othell M. Burns
Wheeler M. Steedley
Walterboro
Charles T. White
Mrs
Daisy Hunter
Ida Cuthbertson
Board of Trustees
McMillan
Larry Murphy
Edwin Farmer
Aiken Standard
Commission
Harold Graybeal
Jo Ann Price
Sen. McMillan
Ralph Cullinan
Sen
Millan
Michael L. Laughlin
Second Baptist
Aging Council
Bor Aree
Dalas
National Weather Service
NOAA
US Dept of Commerce
Flor
Rua
Great Lakes
Tennessee
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Oregon
Snuffy Smith
Lee
Mary Ann Corey
Betsy Frazier
Ann Hussey
Pat Alley
Robinson
Playhouse
Sir Joseph
Finian
Kate
Aiken High School
Lil’ Abner
Whitewall
Georgia Tire CO
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