Margaret Goldman 79 Dies. services set in Aiken
Mrs. Margaret Douglas Goldman of Aiken aged 79 died Saturday October 29 2005 at Aiken Regional Medical Centers. Funeral services will be Monday October 31 at 2 PM at George Funeral Homes Historic Downtown Chapel with Pastor Bruce Fox officiating. Interment at Aiken Memorial Gardens. Memorials may go to South Aiken Church of God. She was a singer and songwriter and mother of six with nine grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. She was predeceased by two sisters and a brother. She is survived by her husband Walter F Goldman and five children. She attended Palmer Chiropractic School and worked as a chiropractic assistant.
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Margaret Douglas Goldman
George Funeral Homes
Park Ave
Aiken
Bruce Fox
Aiken Memorial Gardens
South Aiken
Johnny and
Bertha Sheppard Douglas
Edgefield
Windsor
Goldman
John Gilliam
Palmer Chiropractic School
Ft. Worth
Texas
First Baptist Church of
Louise Hobbs
Ora Lee Matthews
Horace Douglas
Walter F. Goldman
Jerry Goldman
Wagoner
Donald
Bear) Goldman
Shelba Cooper
Peggy Doolittle
Elaine Murphy
Georgefuneralhomes
Hutto Graveside Service Held at Good Hope Church
Arnold Junior Hutto aged 64 of Aiken died Friday Oct 28 2005 at home. Funeral is this afternoon at 3 at Good Hope Baptist Church Cemetery Aiken with Rev Todd W Smith officiating. He was a lifelong Aiken County resident and a self employed farmer. He is survived by his mother Pearl M Hutto four brothers and two sisters. James B Williams Sr funeral at Breezy Hill Baptist Graniteville conducted today with interment in Graniteville Cemetery.Napier Funeral Home listed.
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Arnold Junior Hutto
Good Hope Baptist Church
Aiken
Todd W. Smith
Mr. Hutto
Aiken County
Pearl M. Hutto
Russell Hutto
Grovetown
Horace Hutto
Larry Hutto
Kenny Hutto
Jackson
Catherine Heath
Susie Glazener
Georgefuneralhomes
George Funeral Homes
Park Ave
Graniteville
James B. Williams
Laura Creed Williams
Breezy Hill Baptist Church
Robert Riley
Alvin Lunsford
Williams
Napier Funeral Home
Main St
Obituary Notice Policy for Aiken Standard Submissions
The Aiken Standard runs obituaries up to 16 lines free the first time. Funeral homes submit notices, subject to editing for style. Deadline is 7 p.m. daily with a contact number 648 2311 for more information.
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Aiken Standard
Cemetery Services and Funeral Notices Citywide
Multiple funeral services announced for today and upcoming days. James B. Williams Sr. and Anner Jane Leach have 2 p.m. services at Breezy Hill Baptist Church and Earle Church of God respectively. Arnold Junior Hutto is at 3 p.m. at Good Hope Baptist Church Cemetery. Monday services include Margaret D. Goldman at George Funeral Home Chapel, 211 Park Ave SW.
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James B. Williams Sr
Breezy Hill Baptist Church
Anner Jane Leach
Earle
Church of God
Arnold Junior Hutto
Good Hope Baptist Church
Margaret D. Goldman
George Funeral Home Chapel
Park Ave
Nobel laureate Richard Smalley dies at 62 in Houston
Richard Smalley, Rice University professor and co discoverer of buckyballs, died at MD Anderson Cancer Center after battling cancer. He shared the 1996 Nobel Prize in chemistry with Curl and Kroto for the carbon football shaped buckminsterfullerene. His work propelled nanotechnology and led to the U.S. National Nanotechnology Initiative in 2000.
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Houston
Richard Smalley
Rice University
Smalley
M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
Rice
Robert Curl
Harold Kroto
Buckminster Fuller
U.S
NAACP urges better tools to boost minority college enrollment
South Carolina NAACP officials say improved financial aid information SAT prep and guidance can lift minority and low income students into college. A one day clinic in Columbia drew about 60 parents and students and featured The Princeton Review Foundation and The Sallie Mae Fund.
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South Carolina
NAACP
Lonnie Randolph
Princeton Review Foundation
Sallie Mae Fund
Randolph
Columbia Youth Council
Virginia Peterkin
University of South Carolina
Andrew Sorensen
Sorensen
Clemson University
Clemson
Betty Heath
Yancey
Couple gives College of Charleston $3 million gift
Charles and Andrea Volpe donated 3 million to the College of Charleston School of Education, the largest gift to the school. The education center wing will be renamed in the Volpes’ honor. Charles Volpe once led KEMET Corp. in Greenville.
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Kemet Corp
Greenville
Andrea Volpe
Col
Volpe Family Supports Education with Graduate Assistantships
The Volpe family has funded education graduate assistantships at the College of Charleston's School of Education, contributing $10,000 per assistantship to support graduate students and enhance program opportunities.
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Charleston
School of Education Advisory Board
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