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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 2000
Page
8
Death notices and funeral arrangements for Stacey Cue Blossom Griffin Gwendolyn Hartley Leatha Taylor and others in Aiken Edgefield Blackville and nearby areas. Details include residences burial church services and survivor information.
Obituary items announce funeral services for Mildred Murrell Bodie Tommy McKie Ira Baskett Williams Tommie Tillman Leathue Taylor and related arrangements. Services occur at Bland Rowland Garden of Faith Memorial Gardens South Aiken Science Hill Baptist Church and other local venues with dates around Sept 5 2000 and Sept 4 2000.
Mrs Gwendolyn Hartley 46 of 545 Wigfall Street Edgefield S C entered into rest September 6 2000 Funeral services scheduled for 1 00 PM Sunday September 10 2000 at Trinity AME Church Rev Joseph Mason to officiate Burial in Moores AME Church Cemetery Family visitation at residence G L Brightharp and Sons Mortuary North Augusta and Edgefield locations listed for arrangements.
Mrs Williams 84 of Queens Village New York died September 4 2000 at Long Island Hospital Funeral services set for Sunday 7 pm at J Foster Phillips Chapel Jamaica NY Burial Monday September 11 2000 Maple Grove Cemetery Jamaica Survivors include daughters Jeanett John Carol Child Dorothy Harvey of Queens Village and sons Sylvester Williams James Arthur Williams of Ozone Park and Charlie Williams of Aiken SC Sisters Queenie Norris and Grace B Salley Also listed are grandchildren great grandchildren JH Robinson Funeral Home Wagener SC handling local arrangements
MR ARTHUR LEE N THIGPEN 57 of 457 Wrights Mill Rd Aiken died Thursday September 7 2000 at University Hospital He was husband of Glenda Hall Thigpen father of Hope Marnese Thigpen Thomas and Arthur Lee Thigpen Jr Also survived by two sisters Wynette Zilinski Angela Hochell and brother Wilbur Thigpen Funeral services 1 pm Saturday September 9 2000 at South Aiken Church of God with Reverends Bruce Fox and Kenneth Murphy officiating Interment in Aiken Memorial Gardens Memorials to South Aiken Church of God Building Fund 2700 Whiskey Road AIKEN SC 29003 The family will receive friends 6 8 PM tonight at Shellhouse Funeral Home Inc 924 Hayne Ave AIKEN SC 642-3456
David R Altman, 85, fashion advertising executive who built brands for Wrangler Monet and Klopman Mills, died Aug 30 from lymphoma complications. As chairman of Altman Stoller Weiss, he produced ads turning obscure fabrics into familiar names and helped introduce Newsweek Inside Sports. Bruce Gyngell, first man on Australian TV, died at 71 after cancer battle. launched TV on Sept 16 1956 and later became international chairman of Nine Network.
Acclaimed New York tap dancer Elvera Sanchez Davis known as Baby Sanchez has died at age 96. She began performing at 16 in the Lafayette Theater chorus line in Harlem and later danced at the Apollo. In 1923 she met Sammy Davis Sr in a touring show, and their son Sammy Davis Jr. was born in 1925.
New York AP reports Dr Charles Philip Wilson an authority on eating disorders and psychosomatic illnesses died of heart disease on Aug 17 at age 79. While at Columbia Presby he pioneered gastrointestinal and anorexia treatments, highlighting early childhood development and mother infant interaction. He authored many journals and books on eating disorders including The Fear of Being Fat.
Atlantis and a seven person crew lifted at 8 45 am from Cape Canaveral on a mission to furnish the international space station. The 11 day flight aims to install Zvezda the Russian module and unload supplies while plans call for eight shuttle flights to build the station this year.
Beverly Hills California Julie Andrews reached a settlement Thursday with Dr Scott Kessler Dr Jeffrey Libin and Mount Sinai Hospital in New York over a botched throat operation that she says destroyed her singing voice. The terms were not disclosed. Andrews has struggled with profound vocal difficulties including severe roughness since June 1997 after undergoing surgery to remove throat nodules. The suit claimed she was not warned of possible loss of singing ability and that doctors promised to fix her vocal problems. Andrews is an Oscar winner known for Mary Poppins and The Sound of Music with stage credits in My Fair Lady and Camelot.
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