Deaths And Funerals In Williston And Winston-Salem
InWilliston Hamp Brown 86 of E Elko Street died Sunday and funeral set for 1 p.m. Saturday at Silver Springs Missionary Baptist Church with burial at Jordan Baptist Church Cemetery Aiken County. Maggie Dicks Brown 97 of Route 1 died yesterday in an Aiken County hospital arrangements by A J Grove Funeral Home. In Winston-Salem William Henry Garvin 90 of Perry native died yesterday funeral at 11 a.m. today at Reiis Sturdivant Funeral Home Chapel of North Wilkesboro burial tomorrow at Tyler Cemetery Wagener Memorials to Bat Cave Baptist Church. Survivors listed for Brown and Garvin.
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Williston
Maggie Dicks Brown
Aiken County
Brown
Route 1
A.J. Grove Funeral Home
Windsor Home
Janie B. Williams
Cora Brown Wimberly
Laurine Brown
Charlie Brown
Aiken
Clarence Brown
Marvin Brown
Washington, D.C
Winston-Salem
N.C
William Henry Garvin
Perry
Reiis Sturdivant Funeral Home
North Wilkesboro
Earl Haynes
Tyler Cemetery
Wagener
Garvin
Bessie L. Garvin
Bat Cave Baptist Church
Bat Cave
Bertha Mae Garvin
Winston Salem
Fred E. Garvin
St. Petersburg
Fla
Francis Garvin
Wilkesboro
Bat Oe Baptist Church
Recreation Center To Remain Open In Aiken County
The Aiken County Recreation Center will stay open to the public with weekend hours 2 to 7 p.m. and weekday hours 4 to 7 p.m. Outdoor offerings include basketball tennis badminton and horseshoes plus a playground and picnic area with grills.
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Aiken County Recreation Center
Mrs Vera Haltiwanger Funeral Notice
The remains of Mrs Vera Haltiwanger sister of Mrs Mar ret Raborn of Rt 2 Box 176 Aiken are conveyed to Thompson Funeral Home in West Columbia for funeral and interment services. George Funeral Home Inc.
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Haltiwanger
Vera Haltiwanger
Mararet Raborn
Rt. 2
Box
Aiken
Thompson Funeral Home
West Columbia
George Funeral Home, Inc
Civil rights leader I DeQuincey Newman laid to rest
Gov. Riley and other officials attended the funeral for I DeQuincey Newman 74 a former South Carolina state senator and civil rights leader He died of lung failure after a long battle with lung cancer and emphysema He was buried at Greenlawn Memorial Gardens Newman was the first Black elected to the SC Senate since Reconstruction and resigned July 31 due to health issues His life was described as a gentle fight for peace and human understanding with a noted role at NAACP from 1960 to 1969.
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Columbia
I. DeQuincey Newman
Dick Riley
Newman
Riley
Mike Daniel
Grady Patterson
State House
Senate
South Carolina
Shandon United Methodist Church
Greenlawn Memorial Gardens
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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Hamp Brown
Maggie D. Brown
William H. Garvin
George
Bambo
Park Ave
Dial
Curtis Mathes
Whiskey Shopping
Ctr
Eckerds
Pine Log Rd
Aiken, S.C
Curtis
Mathes Home Entertainment
Dave Chapple
Dave Chapples
Black Lab
Southside Gallery
Silver Bluff Rd
Kalmia Mall
Family Apparel
Junior
Missy
Hampton Ave
Erate A
Lols S Mart