Deaths And Funerals Miss Margaret Grant Mc Lean
Miss Margaret Grant Mc Lean of 141 South Boundary Ave Aiken died Saturday in an Aiken County hospital Private funeral services Memorial contributions to the American Cancer Society Surviving include a sister Ellen Leone McLean and brothers B C McLean James Gotie Charlie Gotie Lester Gotie and sisters Rosie Washington Gertrude Bealing and Bessie Gotie Friends may call at the residence or the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Grant McLean
South Boundary Ave
Aiken
Aiken County
American Cancer Society
Ellen Leone McLean
B.C. McLean
Freddie Ross Sr. of Edgefield dies at 49
Freddie Ross Sr. 49, of New Buncombe Street Edgefield, died Friday at home. Funeral Sunday at Simmons Ridge Baptist Church with Rev Robert Brighthorp, burial in church cemetery. WWII veteran, member of Science Hill Baptist Church Freeman Grove Young Men of Honor and the Young Rock Hill Society. Survived by widow Alma Ross, three daughters Gloria Jean An nette G. and Gwendolyn C. Ross, son Freddie Douglas Ross Jr., mother Sylvia Ross, three sisters Hattie Corbin Rosa M. Ross Annie Laura Ross, all of Brooklyn, and brothers Anthony, Henry, Sam, Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgefield
Freddie Ross
New Buncombe St
Simmons Ridge Baptist Church
Robert Brighthorp
Science Hill
Freddie Douglas Ross Jr
Sylvia Ross
Hattie Corbin
Rosa M. Ross
Annie Laura Ross
Brooklyn
N.Y
Anthony Ross
Henry Ross
Washington, D.C
Sam Ross
Wilson Ross
Estelle Davis Dies in New Ellenton at 80
Estelle Davis 80 of 514 East Pine St New Ellenton died Saturday at home. Funeral services will be announced by Your Funeral Home. She was a member of Four Mile Baptist Church and the Christian Union Society. Survived by six sons Frank Davis and others, two daughters including Mrs Freddie Lee Chisolm and Mrs Majorie Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ellenton
Estelle Davis
East Pine St
Four Mile Baptist Church
The
Christian Union Society
Frank Davis
Bronx
N.Y
W.E. Davis
Jason Davis
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
J.A. Davis
Barnwell
John H. Davis
Columbia
Horace Davis
Jamaica
Freddie Lee Chisolm
Majorie Bates
Jacksonville
Aiken Standard Publication Details and Rates
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes weekday afternoons except Saturdays and Sundays. Addresses and contact details provided along with postal rates for carrier and mail delivery. Includes AP rights notice and correction policy for advertisements.
Mrs Albert Smith dies. services held in North Augusta
Mrs Susan Mamie Beddingfield Smith 82 of 812 Merri weather Dr. North Augusta died Saturday at a local hospital. Elliott Sons Funeral Chapel on Telfair Street conducted the service with Rev. R H Ledbetter. Burial followed at Westover Memorial Park. She was born in Winder Ga and belonged to Bethlehem Methodist Church. Surviving: three sons W E Smith A G Smith N P Smith a daughter Ruth Smith Watkins Jackson Ga one brother Ed Beddingfield Jacksonville Fla one sister Mrs Paul Matthews Ellwood Ga pallbearers Leonard L Cox J D Hill Jr Donnell Murray Sam Templeton C E Edwards B W Bradford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Augusta
Albert
Susan Mamie Beddingfield) Smith
Merriweather Dr
Elliott Sons
Telfair Street
R.H. Ledbetter
Westover Memorial Park
Winder
Bethelem Methodist Church
W.E. Smith
Monroe Ga
A.G. Smith
Somerset
N. P. Smith
Lem
Ruth Smith
Watkins
Jackson
Ed Beddingfield
Jacksonville
Fla
Paul Matthews
Ellenwood
Chester Hatcher Dies at 83 in Aiken County
Chester Hatcher, 83, of 613 Sumter St., Aiken, died Sunday in Aiken County Hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home. He was a native of Aiken County and a member of Springfield Baptist Church. Mrs. Julia Hatcher of Aiken and six daughters, Adeline Stealy of Aiken, Mamie Horne of Augusta, Hattie Gadsden of Aiken, Lucille Banks, and Hattie Perkins, are listed as survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Hatcher
Sumter St
Aiken
Aiken County
Jackson- Brooks Funeral Home
Springfield Baptist Church
Eureka
Julia Hatcher
Adeline Stealy
Mamie Horne
Augusta
Hattie Gadsden
Lucille Banks
Hattie Perkins
Community Calendar Meeting Times Set by Local Groups
The Citizens Advisory Committee convenes at 5 15 p m in City Council Chambers. The Jaycees gather at 7 30 p m at the Jaycee Hut. The Civil Air Patrol meets at 7 p m at the Army Reserve Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Advisory Committee
Jycees
Jaycee Hut
Civil Air Patrol
Army Reserve Center
Obituary mentions Rose and Hatcher families in New York
South Ozone Park New York and Mrs Elizabeth Rose of Orangeburg along with J O Hatcher of Nashville Lucious Hatcher of St Albans and brothers George Hatcher of Charleston Warren Hatcher of Aiken are listed in this notice as surviving relatives with several children and siblings named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ozone Park
N.Y
Elizabeth Rose
Orangeburg
J.O. Hatcher
Nashville
Clarence E. Hensley Sr. rites held in North Augusta
Funeral services for Clarence Edward Hensley Sr. of 1734 Marion Ave North Augusta were conducted Sunday at 4 p.m. in Posey’s Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. James E. Rich officiating. Burial followed at Westview Cemetery with pallbearers Mike Andrews Bobby Bryant Calvin Albert Lawrence Leppard James K Weatherford and Allen Goodman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Augusta
Clarence Edward Hensley Sr
Marion Ave
Posey’s
James E. Rich
Westview Cemetery
Mike Andrews
Bobby Bryant
Calvin Albert
Lawrence Leppard
James K. Weatherford
Allen Goodman
Mrs Sammy Cobbler of Saluda Dies After Illness
Mrs Clara Bell McCarty Cobbler 68 of Route 5 Saluda died Saturday at Self Memorial Hospital Greenwood. Funeral 5 p.m. at Butler United Methodist Church with Revs John Griffith and L H Elliott officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Survived by three daughters Doris Brinson Mary Frances Adams Ann Cobbler and two sons Sammy Cobbler and Lawrence E Cobbler. Eight relatives listed. Ramey Funeral Home of Saluda in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saluda
Sammy
Clara Bell McCarty
Cobbler
Self Memorial Hospital
Greenwood
Butler United Methodist Church
John Griffith
L.H. Elliott
Church
Doris Brinson
Charleston
Mary Frances Adams
Batesbury
Ann Cobbler
Sammy Cobbler
Mr. Pleasant
Lawrence E. Cobbler
Lawrence E. McCarty
Clearwater
J.B. McCarty
Chicago
Ill
E.P. McCarty
Rilla Hasty
Joe Waites
Westminister
S.C. Ramey Funeral Home
USCA Enrollment Sees Expansion With New Library and Facilities
Governor signed the law to take effect Sept 1. Casper cites overcrowding and adds two mobile units as temporary classrooms. A new library is planned with bids in two and a half months and construction early next year. The 6000 square feet freed will ease congestion. Funding comes mainly from Gregg Graniteville and Swint Foundation. A third building is planned as student union athletic complex and classroom space, plus a gym and pool. About 225 graduate students will enroll this year at USCA graduate center, with degrees offered in engineering science business administration and education. 172 currently registered. USCA gains autonomy and closer ties to Columbia with four joint appointments: Haynes, Thompson, Franz, and Haiman. Three professors will teach graduate courses: Thompson biology Ashley English Smith history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Gregg, Graniteville and Swint Foundation
Graniteville Co
USCA
Columbia
School of Education
Roland Haynes
Don Thompson
Harold Franz
Peter Haiman
Graduate Center
Franklin Ashley
Calvin Smith
Take home patrol cars eyed to boost county police visibility
LaCouture outlines off duty patrol cars with radios on in their area and county funding for purchase and operation. He says crime drops when police presence is visible and notes green and white cars already in use with more planned. Training and backup systems would follow, aiming for county commissioners next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaCouture
la Couture
Aiken
Charleston
South Carolina
Break-Ins Probed In Four Local Incidents
The sheriff department investigates four break-ins from the past week. Over $50 stolen from machines at the Golden Inn on Highway 19 south after entry through a back window. Jerry Facteaw of 224 Eden St Bath reported a home entry through a bedroom window. Stolen were an undetermined amount of half dollars and silver dollars. Two other break-ins affected homes in Belvedere and Aiken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Inn
Highway 19
Jerry Facteaw
Eden St
Bath
Belvedere and Aiken
Silent Majority Aims at Welfare Sterilization Limits
The Silent Majority of New Ellenton reports 5279 signatures calling a limit on children welfare recipients may have. Randy Bland says a press conference is planned next week and copies will be sent to the delegation and state leaders. They plan to incorporate as a nonprofit to push changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ellenton
Randy Bland
County Commission
Strom Thurmond
Ernest F. Hollings
Bryan Dorn
John West
The
Silent Majority
Bland
Scott Promoted At Oak Ridge
Dr. Thomas H. Scott named Director of the Development Division for the Atomic Energy Commission Oak Ridge Operations. He moves from Savannah River where he was special assistant to the manager for special projects, with focus on development process improvement and plant test programs for uranium enrichment and isotope separation methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Scott
Atomic Energy Commission
Oak Ridge
Dr. Scott
Commission
Savannah River
Robert J. Hart
Scott
Babcock and Wilcox Company
Lynchburg
AEC
Idaho
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Margaret McLean
Freddie Ross Sr
Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
Mrs. Albert Smith
Leonard L. Cox
J.D. Hill Jr
Donnell Murray
Sam Templeton
C.E. Edwards
B. W. Bradford
Clarence Hensley
Lutere
National Weather Service
NOAA
US Dept of Committee
Gulf Coast
Midwest
Great Lakes
mid-Atlantic States
the Sheriff's Department
John B. Couch
C. Ray Couch
He Mose Barth
Bankers Trust
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