Funeral notices for several area residents
Funeral services are announced for Peggy Ann Wood Thomas in Williston at 11 a.m. Sept 3 at Folk Funeral Home with burial in Williston Cemetery. Mary F Williams, 63, of 339 Lancaster St., died Aug 29. service at 2:30 p.m. at Republican Grove Baptist Church Edgefield. Mary’s remains lie in state 1:30 p.m. Interment in church cemetery. Thomas Bussey, 68, Edgefield, will have 11 a.m. Sept 3 service at Pleasant Grove Baptist Church. burial Cedar Grove Baptist Cemetery. Burial details and survivors listed. memoriams to American Heart Association. Funeral home: Folk Funeral Home, 170 N Elko St, Williston. Additional death notices include Elizabeth Sentelle North Augusta. Marian Ellett Hockessin Del.. and other local residents with funeral times and locations.
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Elizabeth Sentelle
North Augusta
Pineview Memorial Gardens
Mary F. Williams
Aiken
Republican Grove Baptist Church
Edgefield
Marian W. Ellett
Hockessin
Del
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Peggy Ann Wood Thomas
Williston
Folk Funeral Home
Thomas Bussey
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church
Ann Thomas
American Heart Association
N. Elko St
Lancaster St
Willie Patten
G.L. Brighthorp & Sons Mortuary
Beaufort St
Thomas Howard Bussey
Morgan- Bussey Road
James Dukes
Cedar Grove Baptist Church
Bussey
Edgefield County
Mount Canaan
Edith Strother
Flushing
N.Y
Mary Price
Johnston
Ruby
Epp) Glover
Morgan-Bussey Road
Coral St
Four Children Drown as Kansas Turnpike Floods
Four children under ten died when a wall of water swept their minivan off the Kansas Turnpike near Emporia. Their father pulled to safety. their mother and another motorist were missing. Rescue teams searched the rain swollen creek and reservoir as officials reported vehicles washed off the roadway. The missing mother, a Fort Worth man, and a Kansas teenager elsewhere in the metro area were also reported. Police identified the parents as Robert and Melissa Rogers of Liberty Missouri. The incident left wrecked vehicles and displaced barriers along the span.
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Emporia
Kan
Kansas Turnpike
Kansas City
Turnpike
Kansas
Torren
Overland Park
McCune
Wichita Eagle
Robert
Melissa Rogers
Liberty
Fort Worth
Texas
The
Eagle
al Larsen
Mark Conboy
Kansas Highway Patrol
Cowboy
South Carolina Democrats face Republican in listening in primary
In Orangeburg and across the state Democrats push a message closer to Republican talk, emphasizing individualism, religion and the flag. With the Feb. 3 primary approaching, candidates like John Kerry seek familiarity while addressing social and fiscal issues.
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Orangeburg
South Carolina
White House
John Kerry
Charleston
S.C
Old South
Gilda Cobb-Hunter
George W
Huffman
Winthrop University
Sally Howard
Horry County
Bill Moore
College of Charleston
Waring Howe
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Charlton Hannah
People’s
Hannah
South Carolina reports Labor Day fatalities rise
A Florida woman, Joan C. Moore 70, died in a head on crash on U S Highway 17. Marion Williams 34 of Estill and James Griffin 24 of Newberry also died in separate two car and guardrail crashes. A private single engine plane crashed near Hilton Head Island killing pilot Robert Edward Bell Jr 61 and his wife Andrea 58 with no ground injuries.
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Florida
South Carolina
Joan C. Moore
Green Cove Springs
Fla
Colleton County
Richard Harvey
Moore
U.S. Highway 17
Harvey
Marion Williams
Estill
Hampton County
Gordon Rhoden
James Griffin
Newberry
Elmwood Avenue
Columbia
Richland County
Gary Watts
Associated Press
Hilton Head Island
Hickory
N.C
Beaufort County Sheriff’s Office
Debbie Szpanka
Robert Edward Bell Jr
Andrea
Curt Copeland
Szpanka
Southern Wesleyan expands enrollment and plans $36 million growth
Southern Wesleyan University president David Spittal outlines a 10 year capital plan including a 200 bed residence hall an auditorium a larger student center dining commons and a regional learning center expansion. The school grew enrollment 176 percent since his tenure and started this term with 2,429 students.
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The
Wesleyan Church International
Indiana
Charleston Law School on Track for Next Year Start
A consulting team says the Charleston School of Law can open next year if the South Carolina Commission on Higher Education grants a conditional license. The school aims to enroll 120 students paying 25 000 dollars yearly, with standards to be met before operation.
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Columbia
Charleston Law School
South Carolina Commission On Higher Education
Charleston School of Law
Law School
Alex Sanders
College of Charleston
Commission
Charleston
The
Citadel
Medical University of South Carolina
South Carolina
University of South Carolina School of Law
Sanders
USC
USC Law School
Frank Mood
USC School of Law
Mood
Obituary notice policy from The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard outlines obituary notice submission rules with up to 16 lines free the first run and additional lines for a fee. Notices are submitted by funeral homes, edited for style, with a 9 00 p m deadline and a contact phone number for information.
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The
Aiken Standard
PS Jesus Hug My Baby For Us Today
A brief note expressing a hopeful prayer asking Jesus to comfort and bless a baby on the day in question. The text reads as a personal plea without additional context or details.
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Jesus
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