Deaths and funerals parade through several towns
A long obituary notice reports the deaths of Dr James F DeLoach 61 of Route 1 Aiken County and Mrs Carrie Bell Simpkins Larke plus Mrs Dorothy Sanders Vojtech Nell A Walton John Edgar Enloe Bratton Garrick C J Jones John Brice Wylie and other local figures. Funeral details include dates locations and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. DeLoach
Route 1
Aiken County
George Funeral Home
W. James Rivers
Aiken Memorial Park
DeLoach
Hampton County
Millbrook Baptist Church
South Carolina Medical Association
South Carolina Heart Association
Aiken County Medical Association
Omar Bradley
N.J. DeLoach
Aiken
Elise DeLoach Early
Stuart Lee DeLoach
Edward DeLoach
Ithaca
N.Y
Betty DeLoach
Jackson
Carrie Bell Simpkins Larke
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Larke
Mount Pleasant
Barnwell
Dorothy Sanders Vojtech
Harry
Clearwater
Richmond County
Barnwell First Baptist Church
Billy Vaughn
Barnwell United Methodist Church
Vojtech
Barnwell County
First Baptist Church
U.S.D.A
Farmers Home Administration
William S. Vojtech
H. Creech Sanders
Brantley Jenkins
Donalsonville
American Cancer
Mole Funeral Home
Cordova — Bratton
Tom Garrick
Richard Garrick
Salley
Columbia
Thompson Funeral Home
Orangeburg
Crestlawn Memorial Gardens
Garrick
Frances Hutto Garrick
Robert Rogers
Carol Allom
Cleveland
Tenn
Tommy Garrick
Batesburg
Bobby Garrick
Atlanta
Allen Buck
Margie Rogers
Cordova
Leonard Garrick
Bolentown
Blackstock
John Brice Wylie
Eva Thompson
North Augusta
McLendon Clinic
Pleasant Grove Presbyterian Church
Wylie
Chester County
William A. Wylie
Chester
Elizabeth Revels
Martha McGarity
Marie McDaniel
Barron Funeral Home
Community Calendar of Meetings and Clinics
Community calendar lists recurring events in Aiken County and North Augusta with times from morning to evening. Highlights include health and family planning clinics at Margaret J Weston Health Center, various clubs like North Augusta Toastmasters and Aiken Optimist Club, council and fire department meetings, AA groups, and a graniteville exchange club gathering at Heyward's Restaurant. Dates unspecified but ongoing daily listings and contact note for Ellison Garvin at Aiken Standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret J. Weston
Midland Valley
Clearwater
North Augusta
Aiken Optimist Club
Smith Hazel Recreation Center
Overeaters Anonymous
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Belvedere Methodist Church
Belvedere Ridge
Aiken Jaycees
Jaycee Hut
Aiken Community Band
H. Odell Weeks Activities Center
Aiken York Rite Bodies
Masonic Temple
Panhellenic
Aiken County Mental Health Association
Aiken County Health Department
Aiken County Museum
H. Odell Weeks
Graniteville Exchange Club
Heyward’s
Western Steer
Senior Citizens
Chance of Showers Tomorrow With Warm Humidity
Mothers may grab yellow slickers as a 30 percent rain chance moves in tomorrow under partly cloudy skies. Temperatures reach mid 80s with high humidity, and a low in the upper 60s tonight. The outlook shows more warm, partly cloudy days with a chance of late Friday storms.
North Augusta Council Hears Zoning Overlay Plan Tonight
The North Augusta City Council holds a public hearing at 7 p.m. to discuss historic overlay zoning and flood plain integration, ahead of final reading to annex 105 Nutgrove Drive owned by Mrs. Lucille Cooper Attaway. Meeting at City Hall on Buena Vista Ave starts 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Augusta
Flood Plain
Nutgrove Drive
Lucille Cooper Attaway
Buena Vista Ave
Death by own action seminar scheduled at Aiken Tech
A seminar titled death by own action Assessment Intervention and Prevention will be held Wednesday Sept 16 from 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. at Aiken Technical College led by Dr Fred V Weng associate professor of sociology USC Spartanburg. Enrollment is limited and registration closes Sept 14 with a special rate for Aiken Chamber of Commerce members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Technical College
Fred V. Weng
University of South Carolina-Spartanburg
Weng
United States
Aiken Chamber of Commerce
Aiken Chamber Office
Leadership Program To Begin In Aiken County
The joint Aiken and North Augusta Chambers of Commerce sponsor a leadership program starting this fall to identify community leaders. It covers education law enforcement culture local government health care and the judicial system with nine monthly sessions led by field leaders. Applications are at the Aiken Chamber office 400 Laurens St NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint Council of the
Aiken
North Augusta
Aiken Attorney to Speak at NAACP Meeting
Attorney D. Lester Diggs will discuss public benefits unemployment and disability requirements at the NAACP meeting to be held Wednesday night at 7 30 PM in the Smith Hazel Recreation Center 400 Kershaw Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
D. Lester Diggs
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Smith Hazel Recreation Center
Kershaw Street
N.E
Vandalized WBBQ Radio Tower Crashes North Augusta
A newly built WBBQ tower on U.S. 25 near Sweetwater suffered major damage after four guy wires were cut, toppling the 787 foot structure. The loss is estimated over 200000 dollars with a 10000 dollar reward offered. Investigations by Aiken County Sheriff and State Law Enforcement Division are underway. The rebuild could take six to eight months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Augusta
WBBQ
Harley Drew
Drew
U.S. 25
Sweetwater
Aiken County
Flood Insurance Now Available in Aiken City
Federal Flood Insurance is offered to City of Aiken residents for homes and small businesses through local insurers. Single family homes insured up to 185000 and small businesses up to 250000. contents coverage also available. County residents await ordinances before county-wide eligibility. For details contact the National Flood Insurance Program or South Carolina Water Resources Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Aiken County
National Flood Insurance Program
Rockledge Dr
Bethesda
South Carolina Water Resources Commission
Forest Dr
Columbia
Safe Taken From Aiken Meat Distributor in Break-In
A break-in at A.R. Feaster and Co. in Aiken led to the theft of a small safe from a rear office. The safe contained cash, passports, a checkbook, birth certificates, accounts and other important papers. Entry was made by prying open a section of the metal wall, according to Al R. Feaster and his son Ray who found the empty safe when they arrived for work Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al R. Feaster
Ray
A.R. Feaster and Co
Feaster
Woods Fire Causes Little Damage at Hit Chuck Woods
A small grass fire Saturday morning near Hit Chuck Woods caused no damage. Officer Ron Shelley of the Public Safety Department said the blaze started about 9 a.m. and its cause remains under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock Woods
Ron Shelley
Public Safter Department
Big Pine Montessori Opens At Salvation Army Citadel
Big Pine Montessori School at The Salvation Army Citadel on Gayle Drive opens Sept. 8 for ages two to six. Tuition information available. Open house Saturday 1 to 3 p.m. at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Standard
Big Pine Montessori
Salvation Army
Also Mentioned on This Page
J.F. DeLoach
Mrs
Carrie Larke
Dorothy Vojtech
Nell A. Walton
Washington
Grace W. Blackburn
Elbert County
Hopkins Funeral Home
John Edgar Enloe
South Carolina Football Officials Association
Enloe
Lions Club
Stephen Greene Baptist Church
Leila Mae Bland Enloe
Brady
Betty Jean) McKay Jr
Jessie Pullen
Winnsboro
Abbie Satterfield
Kenneth W. Millett
Kenneth W
Katherine Voegelin) Millett
Henry L. Chennault
Millett
C.J. Jones
Robert T. Jones
Veterans Administration Hospital
Greenlawn Memorial Park
William C. Reid
Jones
Pamplico
Kelley Paper Co
574Th Engineering Light Equipment Co
North Africa
Jim
Harriet) Price
Leonard K. Jones
Stone Mountain
Ralph Jones
Meta Calcutt
Conway
Ella Coleman
John B. Wylie
Franklin Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Mojave Desert
Ellison Garvin
Midland Valley Shopping Center
National Weather Service
NOAA
U.S. Dept. of Commerce
Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Gene Dobbs
N.A
NAACP
PBM
Aiken Standard Pbm
Carrier
Bioguard
New Fall
Joyce Crawford
Whiskey
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