Miss Maria Hill Hume Dies at 68 in Edgefield
Funeral services for Miss Maria Hill Hume 68 who died Saturday at her home were held today at 11 a.m. in Eastview Cemetery with Rev. Eugene Eaddy officiating. Survivors include four sisters Mrs. Alice Hume Edgefield Mrs. Edward T. Simmons Jr. Mrs. Clarence Elsey Charleston and Mrs. Jane Jones Miami Fla and one brother I W Hume Folly Beach. Pallbearers were Jack Dillard Charles P. Vance Joe Timmerman Michael Halavonich Edward L. Snabinett and Robert Holson. Friends may call at Hollingsworth Funeral Home Edgefield.
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Edgefield
Maria Hill Hume
Eastview
Eugene Eaddy
Alice Hume
Edward T. Simmons Jr
Clarence Elsey
Charleston
Jane Jones
Miami
Fla
I.W. Hume
Folly Beach
Jack Dillard
Charles P. Vance
Joe Timmerman
Michael Halavonich
Edward L. Snabinett
Robert Holson
Hollingsworth Funeral Home
Newton Wagener 88 Dies In New Ellenton Nursing Home
Newton Ben net Lucas Wagener 88 died Friday in a New Ellenton nursing home. A retired farmer, he belonged to New Holland Baptist Church. Funeral services were Sunday at 3 p.m. at New Holland Baptist Church with Rev. William R. West. Burial in New Holland Cemetery. Survivors include daughters Cleo Bailey of Aiken and Azilee Kirkland of Batesburg. Friends may call at Azilee Kirkland’s home or Shealy Funeral Home Batesburg.
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Wagener
Newton Bennet Lucas
New Ellenton
New Holland Baptist Church
William R. West
New Holland Cemetery
Cleo Bailey
Aiken
Azilee Kirkland
Batesburg
Shely
Funeral services held for Mrs Ophelia E Hill
Mrs Ophelia E Hill 84 of 230 Charleston St died Wednesday at home Funeral services were conducted Sunday at Mt Cannan Baptist Church Edgefield County Rev A T Stephens officiated Burial is planned in the church cemetery Friends may visit at Jackson Brooks Funeral Home residence
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Ophelia E. Hill
Charleston St
Mt. Cannan Baptist Church
Edgefield County
A.T. Stephens
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Frances Hogue Jackson 72 dies in Rock Hill
Mrs Frances Hogue Jackson 72 of Rock Hill died Friday at home Funeral services were held Sunday at Allston Creek Presbyterian Church Burial followed in the church cemetery
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Rock Hill
Frances Hogue Jackson
Allston Creek Presbyterian Church
Aiken Standard Publication Details
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes afternoons excluding weekends. Address is 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29801. Leased AP dispatches exclusive local news. republication rights reserved. Ads may have corrections in next issue. Rates shown for carrier and mail delivery.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
Survivors Noted in Aiken Obituary Record
Survivors include Mrs. Max A. Meek of Aiken. Services were conducted by Bass Funeral Home.
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Max A. Meek
Aiken
Bass Funeral Hmne
North Augusta Secretaries to Meet October 25
The North Augusta chapter of the National Secretaries Association International will meet at 7 30 p m October 25 at the Richmond Hotel. Guest speaker Dr Frank Hodges will discuss Educational Opportunities at Augusta College.
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North Augusta
National Secretaries Association, International
Richmond Hotel
Frank Hodges
Augusta College
Birds Cause Wide Power Outage In Knoxville
In Knoxville Tennessee an outage affected a northside neighborhood after a birds nest formed on insulators on a high voltage line. An electric company spokesman confirmed the nest caused the failure.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Electric Company
Communications Talk Highlights Sex Roles At Rotary Luncheon
Emily L. Bull, Women’s Editor for the Aiken Standard, told Rotary Club members that men and women must learn from each other to advance. She urged better performance and dedication from women to win open doors, cited wage gaps, discrimination, and that only top qualified women will gain equal play and pay. The talk noted rising women workers and included data on earnings disparities.
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Emily L. Bull
Rotary Club
Commercial Hotel
Impeachment Uncertainty Grows Over Nixon Cox Case
Congressional leaders weigh immediate public hearings with Cox as first witness to probe Watergate tapes and possible Nixon pledge breach. White House seeks to clear confusion while more than 28 House members back impeachment steps as Congress returns Tuesday.
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Michigan
Anne Armstrong
White House
Cox
Nixon
Waldie
House
Carl Albert
Judiciary Committee
Peter W. Rodine Jr
D-N.j
Albert
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Judiciary
Mittee
James Eastland
D-Miss
Senate Judiciary Committee
Mansfield
Archibald Cox
Hopper Rites Held In New Jersey
Bernard Ewing Hopper of Shinto Farm Millbrook New York died Friday at age. He was husband to Molly Crawford Hopper and father of Mrs. Alfred B. Vankew II and George P. Hopper with four grandchildren. Private funeral held in Ridgewood New Jersey. He was a Kimberly Clark executive and a United States Equestrian Team director and horseshow judge. Donations urged to the U S Equestrian Team or Millbrook Ambulance Service.
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Millbrook
N.Y
Bernard Ewing Hopper
Molly Crawford Hopper
Alfred B. Vankew II
George P. Hopper
Ridgewood
N.J
Hopper
Kimberly-Clark Corporation
Aiken
United States Equestrian Team
Weekend shooting leads APD investigations in Aiken
Police investigated seven cases over the weekend in Aiken. Phillip Priester was shot in the stomach and hospitalized. Sammy Twiggs was arrested on assault with intent to kill. An additional assault warrant was issued. a female juvenile shoplifted at Cosmetique, Kalmia Plaza, and about $70 in merchandise was returned. Break ins at Mead Hall School and Aiken High School offices reported. George Mackey's car stolen from in front of Ponderosa Cafe on Richland Ave East and not yet recovered.
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City of
Aiken
Kalmia Plaza
Mead Hall School
Aiken High School
Schofield
George Mackey
Richland Ave
Fire Dept. Has Busy Weekend in Aiken
The Aiken City Fire Department logged 13 calls over the weekend including a mattress fire at 1128 Colleton Ave. SE with slight damage. Six grass and woods fires caused little damage. Other calls covered a car fire electrical shortage 4 wash downs of traffic incident at SC 118 and US 1 West two gas leaks and a faulty heater check.
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Aiken City
Colleton Ave
S.E
S.C. 118
U.S. 1 West
Four Breakins Investigated Over Weekend
The Aiken County Sheriff's Department reports four break ins over the weekend at The Crow's Nest in Clearwater Exxon Service Station in Couchton The Corral Drive-In on $.C. 215 and Clearwater Elementary School All cases remain under investigation.
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Aiken County
Association To Meet In Aiken County On October 23
The Association for Retarded Children will meet at 8 p.m. in Kalmia School hosted by Aiken County group. Mr. Eddie Gaffney a Midlands Center psychologist will present plans to train babysitters for special needs in the community. Open to parents and concerned citizens.
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Aiken County Association For
Kalmia School
Eddie Gaffney
Midlands Center
Columbia
Kennedy PTA Meets Tomorrow at K Junior High School
John Edl, PTA president, announced the first meeting of the school year will be held tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the cafeteria. A brief business session precedes classroom visitation so parents can follow their child’s daily schedule and meet teachers. All parents are invited.
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PTA
John Edl
Lough Fighting Continues as U N Peace Halt Sought
The Security Council called for an immediate cease fire 12 hours after its adoption and urged rapid moves toward implementing the 1967 resolution for a just peace in the Middle East. Israel insists on retaining secure boundary areas tied to a peace treaty. Battles raged along the Suez Canal and in Syria as both sides reported losses.
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U.N. Security Council
Cairo
Israel
Security Council
Middle East
Council
Suez Canal
Syria
West Bank
Egypt
Mt. Hermon
Lebanon
Committees Named for Aiken Red Cross Work
Aiken County Chapter American Red Cross board meetings reviewed United Way 1973 campaign. New service chairs were announced including Military Families Elric Pinckney and Disaster Robert Cook. Blood, Water Safety and Public Information roles filled. quarterly report cites 2541 enrollments and 987 certificates issued.
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Aiken County
American Red Cross
United Way
John Thomas
Garret Wike
Carl Littlejohn Jr
Littlejohn
Elric S. Pinckney
Robert Cook
Raymond V. Aull Jr
Lucius Eubanks Jr
W.B. Mullins
Morgan Mitchell
Walter Plunkett, Jr
W.O. Christy
Don Ebenhack
Kenneth Sannes
Elric Pinckney
Albert George
James Lower
James Brown
Burrel Whitley
Red Cross
Community Calendar Shows Local Group Meetings Tonight
The Yellow Jasmine Garden Club meets 7 30 p m at Couchton Baptist Church. The Aiken Rotary Club gathers 12 45 p m at the Commercial Hotel. Owens Corning Women's club house. Aiken City Council meets 8 p m in council chambers. Rescue squad meets 7 p m at its headquarters. City Park Commission 8 p m in council chambers. Aiken County Board of Commissioners in Room 107 at USCA. Gloverville Elementary PTA 7 30 p m in school cafetorium. Kennedy Junior High School PTA 7 p m in school cafeteria.
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Aiken Rotary Club
Owens Corning Women’s Club
Aiken City Council
Council
Aiken
City Park Commission
Council Chambers
Aiken County Board of Commissioners
USCA
Gloverville
PTA
Kennedy Junior High
Bloodmobile to Visit Owens-Corning in Aiken County
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit Owens-Corning Fiberglas in Aiken Wednesday with Lucius Eubanks Jr. as blood program chairman. Pat Tolton coordinates plant volunteers and Dr. H A Langston and Dr. Gilmore S Eaves will serve as volunteer physicians. Donor hours are 12:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. in the Plant Conference Room with a 150 pint goal for the day.
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Aiken
Owens - Corning Fiberglas Corporation
Red Cross
Lucius Eubanks Jr
Aiken County
Eubanks
Lets Talk Real Estate Se SN NNNear- Wil MAC Real Estate Ad
Real estate firm Wil MAC Real Estate at 225 Barnwell Ave promotes active closing involvement and legal-aid referrals. They claim staff ensure max market value, help buyers and sellers, and offer commercial property services. Call 649 6249 for an appointment, hours Mon to Fri 9 to 5.
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Dea
Wil- Mac Real Estate
Barnwell Ave
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N.A
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Ms. Magazine
Miss Steinem
Mrs. Bull
U.S
New Jersey
APD
Fire Dept
National Weather Service
NOAA
US Dept of Commerce
Pacific Northwest
Florida
Georgia Coast
Association For
Kennedy Pta
Damascus
Yellow Jasimine Garden Club
Couchton Baptist Church
Owens-Corning
Maurice Williams
Wilmac Real Estate
Tappan
Fairfield
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