James Aldrich Wyman Dies After Illness in Columbia
James Aldrich Wyman of 1811 Seneca Ave Columbia died Tuesday at Richland Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. Funeral services were held at First Presbyterian Church under Dunbar Funeral Home. Surviving are a daughter Mrs David H Rembert Sr Columbia a sister Miss Lallah Wyman of the Presbyterian Home Summerville and three grandchildren My Wayman a retired attorney Ga two sons Perrin L Smith Thomson Ga and Tyrus A Smith Evans Ga and a sister Mrs Sara Reeves Sardis Ga pallbearers include Jimmy Blackburn Bill Talent Glenn Jenkins Ray Mahaffey G F Elliott Don McClellan Greg Coursey Harry Coursey. Friends may call at the funeral home until services.
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Columbia
James Aldrich Wyman
Seneca Ave
Richland Memorial Hospital
First Presbyterian Church
Dunbar Funeral Home
David H. Rembert Sr
Lallah Wyman
Presbyterian Home
Summerville
My Wayman
Perrin L. Smith
Thomson
Tyrus A. Smith
Evans
Sara Reeves
Sardis
Jimmy Blackburn
Bill Talent
Glenn Jenkins
Ray Mahaffey
G.F. Elliott
Don McClellan
Greg Coursey
Harry Coursey
Bussey Rites Held for Modoc Woman at Local Church
Mrs Eva Wates Bussey 87 a Modoc native died Wednesday night Funeral services were held at 3 30 p m in Red Oak Grove Baptist Church with Rev W C Key officiating Burial followed in the church cemetery She was a member of Red Oak Grove Baptist Church and the W M A Survived by three sons Drew C Bussey Charles W Bussey and Davis M Bussey two daughters Mary Bunch and Sara Miller and one sister Mrs J H Ramsey Friends may call at Edgefield Mercantile Funeral Home
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George W
Eva Wates) Bussey
Red Oak Grove Baptist Church
W.C. Key
Edgefield County
W.M.A
Drew C. Bussey
Statesboro
Charles W. Bussey
Tyrus L. Smith obituary in Waynesboro Georgia
Tyrus Lemuel Smith 71 died Wednesday evening in an Augusta hospital. His funeral is today at 2 30 p.m. in DeLoach Funeral Home chapel with Rev B A Winburn and Rev Kenneth Kepler officiating. Burial in Burke Memorial Gardens. Lifelong Burke County resident and First United Methodist Church member. Survived by widow Ester Guiner Smith and five daughters Ollie Rockett RC Teague William Tindal William R Moore and Harry Mosley.
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Waynesboro
Tyrus Lemuel Smith
Augusta
DeLoach Funeral Home
B.A. Winburn
Kenneth Kepler
Burke Memorial Gardens
Burke County
First United Methodist Church
Ester Guiner Smith
Ollie Rockett
North Augusta
RC. Teague
William Tindal
Columbia
William R. Moore
Clearwater
Harry Mosley
Swainsboro
Aiken Standard Publisher Notices and Rates
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes each afternoon except Saturdays and Sundays. Address is 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29801 Postage and distribution details include rates by carrier and mail terms and AP dispatch rights and republication reservations.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
Preston dies. services set in Edgefield
Mason Paul Preston, 30, died Wednesday at Aiken County Hospital. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 3 p.m. in the chapel of Edgefield Mercantile Funeral Home with Rev. Ed Padgett officiating. Burial follows at East View Cemetery. Survived by his widow Mary Elizabeth Mobley Preston, two sons Nathan Paul Preston Jr and Frankie Lee Preston, two daughters Norma Jean Preston and Sara Pauline Preston, his mother and stepfather, three brothers, five sisters, and numerous relatives.
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Edgefield
Mason Paul Preston
Aiken County Hospital
Edgefield Mercantile Funeral Home
Ed Padgett
East View Cemetery
Mary Elizabeth Mobley Preston
Nathan Paul Preston Jr
Frankie Lee Preston
Norma Jean Preston
Sara Pauline Preston
Ben Riley
James Preston
Graniteville
Daniel Riley
Benjamin Riley
Irene Salters
Edward Agner
Modoc
Louise Shaver
Trenton
Margaret Turner
Batesbury
Mary Ann Riley
Batesburg Man Robbed of 50 Dollars at Home
Elvin Keisler of Rt. 2 Batesburg reported four white men robbed him of about $50 between 8 and 9:30 p.m. A sack hooded one suspect while the group used a shotgun and pistol. Missing were pennies, nickels, dimes jars, a billfold with $30, car keys, a radio, a silver wristwatch, and two flashlights.
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Batesburg
Elvin Keisler
Rt. 2
Aiken County
Daughter Says Nixon Rolls With Punches
Julie Nixon Eisenhower says President Nixon will not resign or be impeached and that he likes challenges, describing his stance as rolling with the punches during a local TV appearance.
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Nixon
Washington
Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Judge Sirica Receives Merit Award for Judicial Courage
Boston AP Sirica Watergate judge John J. Sirica awarded the American Judges Association’s merit award for judicial courage. He accepted the honor Thursday night at the convention in Boston and gave a brief speech without referencing the Watergate case.
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Boston
John J. Sirica
American Judges Association
Sirica
Cease-fire tensions persist as 3rd Army trapped in Sinai
Israeli command accuses Egypt of cease-fire violations as 3rd Army troops are surrounded in the Sinai and running low on food and water. An oil tanker Siris was damaged by Egyptian mines. two crewmen were injured. Saudi King Faisal vows to press oil embargo until Israel withdraws from occupied land, while US forces sit on precautionary alert.
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Haim Herzog
Egypt
Hospital officials discuss HCA plan for Aiken County Hospital
Commissioners, hospital volunteers and supporters review a private buy back option with Hospital Corporation of America. HCA aims to provide quality care, clean facilities, and good meals while expanding services in Aiken County. The panel notes a potential ten mill tax increase for a county run facility and emphasizes no indigent care cuts under private ownership.
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Brodie
Hospital Corporation of America
HCA
Chippenham
Richmond
HCA to push new Aiken County Hospital plan progress
HCA officials said they will not replace current Aiken County Hospital managers and will move ahead with completing the hospital in 18 to 24 months. Dr. Thomas F. Frist Jr. cited anticipated economies and savings for county residents and praised the compromise with local trustees and commissioners. He noted doctors are engaging more and supporting the hospital’s modernization and future health care system advances.
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HCA
Aiken County Hospital
Christenburg
Board of Commissioners
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Graybeal
Doctors Hospital
American Medicorp, Inc
Augusta
Extendicare, Inc
Aiken
Aiken County
North Augusta Seeks Stadium Land Bond Referendum
North Augusta would get 7.7 acres from the South Carolina Board of Education for a proposed stadium if residents approve stadium bonds. Transfer was approved Oct. 19, and a petition drive by landowners will determine the referendum.
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North Augusta
S.C. Board of Education
Transac
Tion
Mary Mittleburg
North Augusta Chamber of Commerce
Es. Mittleburg
George Parks Jr
Controls Lifted On Fertilizer Prices Gains Promised
The government ended price controls on the fertilizer industry to boost food output while the Agriculture Department reported a notable fall in the cost of the market basket of foods. Wages in fertilizer were freed and major firms agreed to boost domestic supply by about five percent in nine months.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
John T. Dunlop
Cost of Living Council
Dunlop
Maria Callas Receives Long Ovation In Hamburg Debut
Soprano Maria Callas earned a 35 minute ovation after her first concert in eight years at Hamburg's concert center. Critics noted a muted performance with diminished trill and gloss though she delivered some strong solos in a Don Carlos passage. Giuseppe di Stefano accompanied her for most duets before an audience of about 3000 including Elizabeth Taylor.
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Hamburg
West Germany
Maria Callas
Giuseppe di Stefano
Elizabeth Taylor
Community Calendar Highlights Tomorrow
Senior Citizens Club meets at 7 30 p m at Crosland Drive clubhouse. American Legion Post 71 gathers 7 30 p m at the Legion Hut. Junior Women’s Club hosts recycling at Mitchell Shopping Center nine to six. Aiken Panhellenic members and spouses host a wine tasting at 782 Boardman Road at 8 15 p m. reservations with Mrs D L Gossman at 648 7322.
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Senior Citizens Club
Senior Citizen's
Crosland Drive
American Legion Post No. 71
Legion
Mitchell Shopping Center
Aiken Panhellenic
Boardman Road
D.L. Gossman
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