Deaths and funerals across several South Carolina towns
Obituaries and funeral notices for Mildred Bodie Ernest Carlisle Mary Hitt M. P. West Luther McKie Leathue Taylor list death dates September 2000, funeral times and locations at Bland Blyth Rowland Thompson Brookland St Paul First Baptist Pineview Southland Gardens Newberry Oak Hill memorials and calling hours for multiple individuals across Trenton Johnston Griffin Greenwood Lexington North Augusta West Columbia Elko.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Murrell Bodie
Trenton
Edgefield Health Care Center
Bland Funeral Home
Johnston
Ricky Stokely
Newberry Memorial Gardens
Newberry
Edgefield County
Bodie
Tolbert
Fannie Covington Murrell
Greenwood Mills Inla
Assembly of God Church
Wayne Murrell
Jerry Murrell
Charles Murrell
Langley
Monty Murrell
Aiken
Johnny Murrell
Edgefield
Dorothy Owens
Lena Hazel
Linda Walker
Ernest F. Carlisle
Griffin
Ernest F
Sonny) Carlisle IV
First Baptist Church
Bruce M. Morgan
Oak Hill
Carlisle
MacArthur Drive
Disability Resources, Inc
PO. Box
Abilene
McCullough Funeral Home
Sonny) Carlisle, IV
Griffin First Baptist Church
Lee Davis
Jackson
Friendship Missionary Baptist Church
Betty Lee Barfield Edwards
Barnwell
St. Paul Baptist Church
Snelling
Mary Raylyn Hitt
Greenwood
Blyth Funeral Home
M. P. West
West Columbia
Brookland United Methodist Church
Bland Funeral
Luther T
Tommy) McKie
Martinez
Rowland Funeral Home
North Augusta
Charles Yoho
Pineview Memorial Gardens
Mr. McKie
Columbia Road
Don Wall
Chuck Dixon
John Thomas
Tommy Browning
George Arrington
Ty Baily
William Harper
Richard Ingram
Luther T. McKie
Southland Memorial Gardens
Mr. West
Thompson Funeral Home
Lexington
Leathue Taylor
Palmetto Richland Memorial Hospital
Margaret Synnestvedt Boley Dies at 87A Deaf Education Pioneer
Margaret Synnestvedt Boley, who started a school for deaf children in her living room in Portland, died Sunday at 87. Her Tucker-Maxon Oral School grew to educate about 50 deaf students yearly from preschool through high school, teaching speech and lip reading in addition to regular classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret S. Boley
Portland
Ore
Margaret Synnestvedt Boley
Boley
Tucker-Maxon Oral School
Nino Ramishvili Founder of Georgia National Ballet dies
Nino Ramishvili, founder and chief choreographer of Georgia's National Ballet, died at 90. Trained at Tbilisi State Opera and Ballet Theater, she and husband Miko Sakhishvili established the company in 1945 to fuse Georgian folk dance with modern styles and the troupe has toured globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nino Ramishvili
Tbilisi, Georgia
Georgia
National Ballet
Ramishvili
Tbilisi State Opera and Ballet Theater
Miko Sakhishvili
National Ballet Company
Hhas
North Augusta Safety Checkpoints Issue 130 Tickets Labor Day
North Augusta Department of Public Safety reports 130 tickets and 107 warnings over Labor Day Weekend across five safety checkpoints. Citations include 59 seatbelt violations 30 speeding tickets and 13 wrecks with four in parking lots. Two shoplifting arrests two property injuries and two arrests for marijuana and impersonation. No injuries or DUI arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Augusta
NADPS
New support group forms in Aiken for essential tremor
Aiken residents form a support group for essential tremor a neurological disorder causing trembling. Meeting planned for Tuesday September 19 at 1 30 p m in Cumberland Village. Organizers welcome those with ET and families to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Cumberland Village
Paul Jeblee
State hires firms to study South Carolina tourism economy
State officials have contracted World Travel & Tourism Council and WEFA Inc. to examine tourist spending and the economic impact of second homes. The $130,000 study aims to provide objective data for policy making, forecasting, and infrastructure planning, with a final report due mid February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
South Carolina
World Travel & Tourism Council
New York
Wefa Inc
Eddystone
Marion Edmonds
State Parks, Recreation and Tourism
Ment
US Travel Data Center
Isabel Hill
PRT
Tom Sponseller
The
Hospitality Associa
Tion
S.C
Hawaii
Adam Sacks
WEFA
Richard Miller
Greenville mural honors Shoeless Joe in downtown Greenville
A mural on a West Greenville wall by Polly Neal depicts Shoeless Joe Jackson in five poses. The former Chicago White Sox star, banned for the 1919 World Series fix, is lauded by Neal who seeks Hall of Fame consideration. Neighbors recall his humble origins and the autograph valued at over 100000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Joe Jackson
Upstate
Jackson
West Greenville
Polly Neal
Brandon Mill
Chicago White Sox
Neal
Joe
Bud Selig
Georgia
California
Arizona
Florida
Tory
Buddy Hunt
Hunt
State Supreme Court
Greenville County
Andy Boone to speak at Sept 14 meeting on forestry
Andy Boone forest pest specialist with the D C Forestry Commission will present at a Sept 14 meeting at 7 at the Agricultural Service Center assembly room 1555 Richland Avenue. The program targets forest landowners and requires registration. Details are at 6496297.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Boone
Unwanted vehicles sought for kidney foundation drive
The National Kidney Foundation of South Carolina asks citizens to donate unused vehicles to aid kidney transplant patients. To donate, call (803) 798-3805 or 1-800-888-CARS. A pottery exhibit by Southern Moon associates runs through Sept. 30 at People's Community Bank, 106 Park Avenue, featuring Clay Creations youth works and Venezuelan potter pieces. sale items possible. For info, call 641-2309. The Aiken County Democratic Party meets tonight at 7 at 329 Richland Ave SE to discuss candidates, officers, and plans for November. The Aiken-Barnwell Genealogy Society meets Sunday at 3 pm in the Aiken Library, Whiskey Road. call 649-4605 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Kidney Founction of
South Carolina
Park Ave
Southern Moon Pottery
People’s Community Bank
Park Avenue
Clay Creations
Aiken
Aiken County
Richland Ave
Genealogy Society
Aiken-Barnwell Genealogy Society
Aiken Library
Whiskey Road
Aiken Newcomers Club to Meet at Houndslake
The Aiken Newcomers Club convenes Tuesday September 12 at 10 a.m. at Houndslake Country Club for a business meeting program and luncheon. Dues for 2000 2001 are due. Reservations close noon September 8. Call for details. Also AARP chapter invites seniors over 50 to a September 11 meeting at South Aiken Presbyterian Church with talks to cover senior topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Houndslake
Taster's Choice
Explorers
AARP
South Aiken Presbyterian Church
Whiskey Road
DeMolay Chapter to Meet September Thirteenth at Aiken Temple
The Col. Claude E. Sawyer Chapter of DeMolay International will hold a meeting September 13 at 7 p.m. at the Aiken Masonic Temple located at 44 Laurens St. NW. Members and interested persons are encouraged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude E. Sawyer
DeMolay International
Aiken Masonic Temple
Laurens St. NW
Also Mentioned on This Page
Betty L. B. Edwards Papsiwell
Edwards
John W. Young
Topaz Lane
Doctor's Hospital
Augusta
Jenkins Memorial Chapel
Elko
Mary Roylyn Hitt
Billy Joe Reynolds
Oakbrook
Lan Rarn
Hitt
Circle Drive
George Leavelle Goldman
Pete Herring
Drue Gambrell
Steve Grigg
Ted Davenport
Marshall Manley
David Herring
Clarence Latham
John Phillips
Ed Jones
Luther T. McKie Martinez
Napier Funeral Home
Chris Hodge
Labor Day
N. A
Jeblee
Sociated Press
Shoeless
P.am
Ting
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