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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1985
Page
6
Multiple obituaries report services today for Lewis H. Boatwright of Monetta Eva Atteberry Bailey of Blackville Gladys Atkinson Horton of Augusta Emma Hoover of Windsor and Allen McManus of Edgefield. Remaining survivors include spouses children siblings and local funeral homes oversee arrangements.
David H. George 65 of 755 Teague St. died Tuesday in an Aiken County hospital. He served 21 years as superintendent of Aiken city Water and Sewage Distribution and was a St. Pauls Lutheran Church member. Funeral at 5 p.m. today at George Funeral Home officiated by Revs Cobb and Butler. Burial Bethany Cemetery. Memorials to American Cancer Society. Survivors include wife Lucille and three daughters.
Multiple funeral notices across Georgia outline services for John W Heath Annie Bell Hightower William A Bailey Leonard Hubbard Connie Blocker and others. Details include dates times locations and burial sites with officiants and pallbearers where listed.
College of Charleston President Ed Collins resigns for personal reasons effective Dec. 31. Collins will remain as state auditors begin a financial investigation, with a severance pay plan for retraining. Board plans a search for a new president in coming weeks.
Funeral services are listed for Emma Mundy Hoover and David H. George with interments at Wind sor Baptist Church Cemetery and Bethany Cemetery. Katie Craig and Annie Manuel Owens are noted as deceased with services at Bath First Baptist Church and Langley Cemetery. Flowers accepted and donations to the American Cancer Society suggested.
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