Deaths and Funerals Notice from several South Carolina towns
COATENVILLE and surrounding areas report multiple funeral schedules. Caroline W Salley 95, died Oct 6 1989 with service at Sardis Baptist Church 3 PM burial Christian Hill Cemetery. Raymond H Pope 39, died Oct 8 1989 with service 2 PM at Mount Hill Missionary Baptist Church officiated by Elder John Price. Izzetta A Grant 88 died Oct 11 1989 with graveside 2:30 PM Memorial Park Cemetery St Petersburg FL officiated by Rev James L Cook. Lou Annie Waters Wingard 61 died Oct 11 1989 funeral 11 AM at Huron Baptist Church Batesburg with burial Aiken Memorial Gardens. Rosa Lee Wells Carter 69 died Oct 12 1989 funeral 5 PM Elmore-Hill Chapel burial Sumter Cemetery. Lottie Broone Tavelle 88 died Oct 13 1989 graveside 11 AM Bethany with Rev M Eugene Mullikin officiating. George Tennie Livingston 84 died Oct 11 1989 funeral 2 PM Smyrna Baptist Church Salley officiated by Rev Grady Fulmer burial Smyrna Church.
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Coatenville
Caroline W. Salley
Sardis Baptist Church
Christian Hill Cemetery
Salley
Viola Thomas
Georgie Davenport
Henrietta Davis
Wagener
Fulmer
Springfield
Belvedere
Izzetta A. Grant
Memorial Park Cemetery
St. Petersburg
Fla
James L. Cook
Grant
Audubon Circle
Batesburg
James S. Knight
Larry Patterson
Aiken Memorial Gardens
Wingard
Milton Shealy
Sumter
Rosa Lee Wells Carter
Elmore-Hill Funeral Home
Carter
Thurday
Archie Wells
Aiken
Louisiana Faces Rising Threat as Jerry Strengthens
Tropical storm Jerry rapidly strengthens in the Gulf of Mexico and could become a hurricane by Friday night. Forecasters warn Louisiana may feel a dangerous punch if projections hold, with the storm tracking northeast toward the upper Gulf Coast and potential tides running at their highest in years.
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Miami
Jerry
Gulf of Mexico
National Hurricane Center
Mexico
Texas
Gulf Coast
Louisiana
U.S
Tides Rise Along S C Coast Ahead of Jerry Storm
Forecasters warn higher than normal tides hit South Carolina through Monday with 6.6 to 7.3 foot levels and minimal erosion expected as no storms accompany the effects. Comparisons to Hugo noted. future higher tides projected November and December with possible Gulf coast surge implications.
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South Carolina
National Weather Service
Weather Service
Spoleto Officials Propose 1990 Festival After Hugo Damage
Spoleto Festival USA executive committee in New York recommends a full sized festival next spring with a tentative budget of 3.9 million dollars. The plan follows Hurricane Hugo damage to Charleston including the Gaillard Auditorium and widespread devastation statewide. The 1990 lineup includes five operas four dance events and a range of performances with a Hugo related gala added to the schedule.
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Charleston
Spoleto Festival USA
New York
Arts Festival
Hugo
Gaillard Municipal Auditorium
Aiken Public Safety logs theft drive off trespass Oct 13
Police logs show one bicycle theft one gas drive off and one trespassing between 7 am and 5 pm on Oct 13. Arrests include Bradley Laird 20 Augusta minor in possession driving under the influence and no license plus other charges from Aiken and surrounding areas.
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Aiken Public Safety Department
Bradley David Laird
Church Rd
Aiken
Karen Lyne Slater
Emerson Dr
Augusta
Paul Steven Astromovich
Broad St
Kenneth J. Trufant
Union St
Carlton Edward Hancock
Warrenville
James Wilbur Smith
Dr. Aiken
Jimmy Hollingsworth
Greenville St
Theodore Henry Franks
North Carolina
Larry Smith
McCormick St
Jimmy Steven Wood
Horseshoe Bend
Aiken County Sheriff's Incident Log Report Oct 13
The Aiken County Sheriff's Department logged no incidents for certain hours on Oct 13. Simple assault charges filed against Carl Puttman at Hitchcock Trail Park and Starr Blackmon at Gloverville. Public drunkenness charged to Cynthia Gaffney of Greenville Street. A bench warrant issued for Victor Laney of North Augusta. Disorderly conduct charged to James Green and Edward Williams of Langley.
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Aiken County
Williston
North Augusta
James Avery Green
P.O. Box
Langley
Edward Dewayne Williams
Huber Clay
Largest Shumard oak felled by Hugo in South Carolina
Columbia officials confirm the nation’s tallest Shumard oak, over 155 feet tall, was toppled by Hurricane Hugo at Congaree Swamp National Monument. An overcup oak also fell. together they mark a severe timber loss estimated at 4.4 million acres and 1.04 billion dollars in value across the state.
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Columbia
National Park
Bob McDaniel
Congaree Swamp National Monument
American Forestry Association
South Carolina
Congaree
McDaniel
Weather Outlook: Partly Cloudy With Warm Weekend
Partly cloudy today with highs in the mid 80s. Sunny Sunday expected with highs in the upper 80s. Forecast notes a warm weekend ahead with mild conditions and light winds.
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Midlands
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Raymond H. Pope
Mount Hill Missionary Baptist Church
Montmorenci
John Price
Mr. Pope
Old Bell Road
Lillie Bell Pope
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Izzetta
A. Grant
Anderson-McQueen Funeral
Stephen D. Posey
Lou A. Wingard
Lou Annie Waters Wingard
Huron Baptist
Rosa W. Carter
Lottie B. Tavelle
Lottie Broone Tavelle
Bethany Cemetery
M. Eugene Mullikin
Tavelle
George Funeral Home
George T. Livingston
George Tennie Livingston
Smyrna Baptist Church
Grady Fulmer
Mr. Livingston
Box 74
James Shull Road
J.H. Robinson Funeral Home
Grady Livingston
James Shull
Arnold Markowitz
Knight-Ridder
S.C. Shore
The
Associated Press
Gil Clark
Point Au Fer
Atchafalaya Bay
New Orleans
Clark
Spoleto
Aiken Public Safety
Sheriff
Bill Waters
South Aiken
Hwy
South
S.C
Alken Standard
Whiskey Rd
Porky Bradberry
Gospel Meeting
Our Lord of Glor
Jesus
Lord
Reed Earnhart
Dennis McCaskill
Jerry Hickman
Charlie Powlas
Dwain McMullin
Tony Sellers
David Earnhart
Gregg Ave
Gregg Avenue
Church of Christ
Johnny Hooks
Neray Wiastinal
Chicago
National Weather
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Aiken Nadadtaiaas
Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken, S.C
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