Deaths and Funerals in South Carolina, October 31, 1978
Obituaries list William A. Hawn of North Augusta and Watson Townsend of Clearwater with funeral details at Posey’s Funeral Home Chapel. Mary Elizabeth Malin of Gloverville, James Allen of Monetta, and Dr. Ladson Boone of Beaufort are also noted. Graveside and church services follow. Survivors include spouses, children, and siblings. burial sites include Pineview Memorial Gardens and Sunset Memory Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Augusta
William A. Hawn
West Arlington Heights
Richmond County
Posey’s
Funeral Home
Charles D. Page
Pineview Memorial Gardens
Mr. Hawn
Maiden, N.C
Clearwater
Watson T. Townsend
Posey
Funeral Home Chapel
Langley
William L. Brown
Sunset Memory Gardens
Mr. Townsend
Church St
Monetta
James Allen
Lexington County
Davis Funeral Home
Ridge Spring
Allen
Florence
Catherine Morris Allen
Elizabeth Bettis
James Allen Jr
Beaufort
Ladson Dantzler Boone
Aiken
Anderson Funeral Home
Boone
Rowesville
Army Medical Corps
Selective Services Board
Aiken County
Bluffton
Atlanta
James Peek
Clover
Dorothy Johnson
William W. Jr
Janice Bryan
D. Langdon Ellington
Charleston
Richard D. Ellington
Albert Howell 77 Former Aiken Editor Dies
Albert T. Howell 77 former editor and publisher of newspapers in Aiken South Carolina and St Michaels Maryland died yesterday in Aiken He served in the Navy 1942 45 and lived in Aiken since 1945 The funeral is at 2 p.m. tomorrow at George Funeral Chapel with burial in Bethany Cemetery Memorials may include Heart Fund Luke Goodwin Building Fund and others Born in Senior North Carolina Howell remained active as a sportsman and reader
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert T. Howell
Aiken Standard and Review
Aiken
George Funeral Chapel
Henry L. Chennault
Bethany Cemetery
Mr. Howell
Boardman Road
St. Michaels
Comet
Senior
Ted Willis
Wagener
James K. Howell
William G. Howell
Heart Fund
Haunting Forecast Delivers Seasonal Weather Details
The forecast calls for a low in the upper 40s tonight and a high around 70 tomorrow under fair skies. Wednesday brings partly cloudy skies with a 10 percent rain chance, while the four day outlook shows seasonal temperatures in the 60s to 40s with continued partly cloudy conditions.
Buck Praises Unity as Aiken Hornets Reach 9-0
Aiken football coach Buck credited team unity and last season's steady improvement for the Hornets 9-0 mark and region title. He cited assistants dedication and key players Ratchford Stephenson and Slovic as central to a strong offense and disciplined program while noting the next goal is beating North Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Buck
Rotary Club of
Hornets
New York Mets
Miami Dolphin
Portland Trail Blazers
Andy Ratchford
John Stephenson
Jay Slovic
Stephenson
Slovic
North Augusta
Aiken City Council Allows Temporary Political Signs
The council passed an emergency ordinance permitting temporary political signs on residential property up to six square feet to remain until after the November 7 election. City attorney Summerall noted signs are illegal under current rules but supported a brief grace period and potential ordinance amendments. The measure takes effect immediately and expires in 61 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Henry Summerall
Summerall
William Clyburn
Roland Windham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aiken Standard
Aiken, S.C
William H. Hawn
Mamie Byars Hawn
Frances H. Bell
Kelsie Fl. Petty
Pearl Hawn
Abby Prince
Craig Musick
Frank Harling
S. C. Thomas
Steve Harley
Jimmy Bell
Lyons Bible
Faith Sunday School
Mary E. Malin
Gloverville
Mary Elizabeth
Charles A.) Malin
Dr. Ladson
D. Boone
Dorothy J. Ellington
Albert Howell
Paris
France
D. Welsman Johnson
Greenwood
W. W. (Hoopie) Johnson
Columbia
Luke Goodwin Building Fund
Ethel N. Curry
New Haven
Conn
Ethel Nobles Curry
Lucille Jefferson
Thelma Meacham
PBM
National Weather Service
Noaa
Dept. of Comm
mid-Atlantic
Angie Griffiths
Jan Boylston
Guarantesd
Palmetto Federal
IRA
Keogh
Palmetto
Federal Savings and Loan
Aiken South
Edgefield
Barnwell
Johnston
North Augusta McCormick
Svoigeng
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