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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 2005
Page
8
Notices announce funeral services for Margaret Douglas Goldman and Arnold Junior Hutto in Aiken with graveside rites at Good Hope Baptist Cemetery. Also details a Graniteville service for James B. Williams Sr. and mentions survivors, church ties, and funeral home arrangements.
The Aiken Standard runs free obituary notices up to 16 lines per listing with a daily deadline of 7 p.m. for submissions. Funeral homes provide details and handle charges, while editors may adjust copy for style. call 648 2311 for information.
Services today listed for James B. Williams Sr. at 2 p.m. Breezy Hill Baptist Church Anner Jane Leach at 2 p.m. Earle Church of God Arnold Junior Hutto at 3 p.m. Good Hope Baptist Church Cemetery Margaret D. Goldman with time not provided at George Funeral Home Chapel 211 Park Ave SW.
Nobel Prize in chemistry winner Richard Smalley, Rice University professor and co discoverer of buckyballs, died Friday at MD Anderson Cancer Center after battling cancer. He shared the 1996 prize with Robert Curl and Harold Kroto and helped launch the U S National Nanotechnology Initiative in 2000.
The South Carolina NAACP advocates better financial aid guidance SAT prep and scholarships to raise minority college enrollment. A one day clinic in Columbia hosted by the NAACP the Princeton Review Foundation and Sallie Mae Fund drew about 60 parents and students and highlighted potential SAT score gains and aid options. University leaders stressed diversity and aid while attendees shared challenges and strategies for applying for scholarships and federal aid.
Charles and Andrea Volpe, former KEMET Corp. leaders, give the College of Charleston $3 million the largest gift to the school. The donation funds educator training to motivate and shape minds and will rename a renovated Education Center wing in the Volpe name.
The Volpe family continues support for the College of Charleston School of Education by funding graduate assistantships valued at $10,000 each. This adds to their ongoing philanthropy benefiting students and programs in education.
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