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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1973

Page

2

Mrs. Fred Wise, 77, Dies in Lexington Nursing Home

Mrs. Fred Wise, 77, died Tuesday in a Lexington nursing home. Funeral services are set for 4 p.m. at St. Marks Baptist Church with Rev. L. C. Cason officiating, followed by burial in the church cemetery. Amos & Sons Funeral Home of Batesburg handles arrangements. Friends may call at Clark Bland Funeral Home or Mrs. Annie Dorn’s residence until services.

Batesburg Fred Wise Lexington St. Marks Baptist Church L.C. Cason Lexington County Amos & Sons Funeral Home Clark- Bland Funeral Home Annie Lewis Dorn Johnston

Mrs. William Branch dies at 85 in Saluda County

Mrs. William C. Branch 85 of near Saluda died Thursday morning at home. Funeral held today at Johnston United Methodist Church with Rev. Pic kett officiating. Buried at Mount of Olives Cemetery. Survived by widower William C. Branch two daughters and one son. Bland Funeral Home handling arrangements.

Saluda William C Ruby Strother) Branch Johnston United Methodist Church Ross Pickett M.B. Fryga Mount of Olives Cemetery Saluda County Johnston High School Winthrop College York Allendale William C. Branch W.J. Walton Lexington R.H. Gwin Rock Hill Col James S. Branch Aiken Gertrude B. Strother Greenwood

Johnston Matilda Lunger Johnston dies in Augusta church service

Mrs. Matilda Lunger Johnston dies Thursday in an Augusta hospital. Funeral services conducted at Philippi Baptist Church at 5 p.m. with Rev. Lon B. Knight and Rev. Kenneth Thompkins officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs. Annie Lewis Dorn Johnston and two stepdaughters Mrs. Eugene Holley of Aiken and Mrs. Flent Hendrix of Augusta.

Philippi Baptist Church Lon B. Knight Kenneth Thompkins Church Edgefield County Johnston Baptist Church Annie Lewis Dorn Johnston Eugene Holley Aiken Flent Hendrix

Aiken Standard Publication Details and Rates

The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes each afternoon except weekends. Address 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29801. Rates: $1.73 weekly by carrier $22.00 yearly by mail $11.60 half-year by mail $6.40 quarterly by mail.

Aiken Standard Rutland Drive Aiken S. C S.C Associated Press

County road crews overhauled with strict discipline and internal promotion

New district driven structure assigns a foreman and lead man to supervise crews. Each driver receives a specific truck, maintains it, and cleans it weekly. Prisoners cannot operate county equipment and meals must not be eaten at county facilities. Crews start by 7 45 a m and return by 5 p m with Byrd directing daily. Commissioners praised road improvements after inspections.

Byrd Carrol Warner Larry Murphy

Mrs Thomas Richards 87 dies in Aiken

Mrs Emma Elizabeth Lundy Richards aged 87 of 245 Barnard Ave SE Aiken widow of Thomas J Richards died Wednesday at University Hospital Services 2 30 p m Saturday at George Funeral Home chapel the Rev Feltham S James officiating Burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens Born in Bay City Michigan she lived in Aiken ten years Member of St John United Methodist Church and the Maccabees Surviving two daughters Mrs Henry Benney San Antonio Texas Mrs Sheldon P Rideout Aiken two sons Charles T Richards Hancock Michigan Walter E Richards Dearborn Michigan 18 grandchildren 21 great grandchildren Pallbearers named WE Hussey George J Deily Richard Philipp Robert J Ondrejcin Anthony Petrina John Murdock

Emma Elizabeth Lundy Richards Barnard Ave S.E Aiken Thomas J. Richards University Hospital George Funeral Home Chapel Feltham S. James Sunset Memory Gardens Bay City Mich Charles and Jennie Boyington Lundy George J. Deily Richard Philipp Robert J. Ondrejcin Anthony Petrina John Murdock

North Augusta School Window Vandalism Costs Cited

Two weeks before the start of school in North Augusta 125 windows were damaged across several schools. Willis estimates five dollars per pane for normal glass and up to fifty dollars for glass alone in some cases. To deter further damage plywood covered broken windows and repairs began in August. The vandalism insurance carries a fifty dollar deductible. Both officials urged reporting vandalism to principals or police to curb the problem.

North Augusta Willis Holley

Adult education classes open registration at Aiken TEC

Aiken TEC's Adult and Continuing Education division accepts applications through Tuesday. Evening classes start September 24 with credit and non credit options. VA approved credits available. Dr. Faulkner of Faulkner Associates will teach two seminars starting September 27 and October 30 31 respectively. registration deadline September 17. Space limits urge early sign up.

Aiken Technical Education Center Aiken Tec David M. Faulkner Faulkner Associates Atlanta TEC

Reading Group Sets Meeting in Aiken IRA Council

The Aiken Council of the International Reading Association will meet Wednesday at 3 30 p m in room 107 at the University of South Carolina Aiken Regional Campus to elect a new president elect and review charter by Florence Nelson SC IRA president. Reading exhibits organized by state Reading Library Wilson Gray Adult Reading Council local districts Edgefield Williston and Aiken County schools will be shown. The IRA charter was granted in June and the organization has over 50 000 members worldwide. Dues are $2 per year.

Aiken Council of the International Reading Association IRA University of South Carolina Aiken Thomas C. Brandner A’la Perle Hickman Florence Nelson South Carolina Council of the Ira Aiken Council

Flooding Forces Evacuations In South Carolina

Heavy thunderstorms dumped over six inches of rain in the northeast section, triggering evacuations for at least 15 families in Anderson and closing a state highway between Anderson and Honea Path. In Spartanburg County four families were rescued as the Weather Service warned more flash floods in the Southern Piedmont and Southern Coastal Plains.

Associated Press South Carolina Anderson Honea Path U.S. Weather Service Office Columbia Piedmont Coastal Plains

Hospital Expansion Plans and Site Ownership Stated

Cullinan outlines future hospital growth behind the current site with space for later needs. The county owns the 14 acre Aiken County Hospital property. Graybear notes patients come from within 15 miles, influencing the Hewitt and Royer plan to avoid serving Jackson Beech Island North Augusta and Belvedere residents. A satellite facility in Clearwater Belvedere would require a tax hike, deterring its opening.

Eustis Park Aiken County Hospital Graybear Hewitt and Royer Jackson Beech Island North Augusta Belvedere Hewitt and Roger Kansas City Aiken County Clearwater - Belvedere Graybeal

Community Calendar with Local Meetings and Events

Planned Parenthood of Ai ken County hosts a Family Planning Clinic at Satan Baptist Church Wagener from 10 to noon. Aiken Business and Professional Women's Club holds flea market and rummage sale at 100 Park Ave next to Duckworth's Fabric from 9 to 6. Aiken County Museum open 3 to 5. Rotary Club meets 12 45 at Commercial Hotel. Kiwanis meets 1 at Holiday Inn. Food Stamp Office open 1 to 4 at Catholic Center Gloverville. Fiberglas Women’s Club meets 7 30 at Owens Corning Clubhouse. League of Women Voters meets 7 30 at Farmers and Merchants Bank.

Planned Parenthood of Aiken County Satan Baptist Church Wagener Aiken Business and Professional Women's Club Park Ave Duckworth’s Fabric Aiken County Museum Rotary Club Commercial Hotel Kiwanis Club Holiday Inn Food Stamp Catholic Center Gloverville Fiberglas Women’s Club Owens Corning League of Women Voters Farmers and Merchants Bank

New Ellenton Residents Report Observing UFO

Judy Rich reports that about 15 New Ellenton residents saw a UFO on Wednesday night near Jewel Street. Chief Jack A. Fields says observers described a round light with a halo, color changing from red to bright, hovering at 5 000 to 6 000 feet for 15 to 20 minutes and moving up down and sideways.

New Ellenton Jack A. Fields Jewel Street Fields

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs William Branch Matilda Lunger Matilda Holmes Lunger Augusta Thomas Richards City of Aiken H. Odell Weeks T.B. Willis Owen Clary John C. West Spartanburg County Cullinan Porecas Ted New England Judy Rich First Baptist Church of Richland and York Streets Robert L. Cate Church of Christ Aiken Church of Christ South Paul W. Epler P.O. Box Church of God First Church of God Pine Log Road Fred D. Woodham Hampton Avenue Church of God J.D. Warren Church of the Lord Jesus Christ D.C Apostolic Faith Otto Meadows Highland Pines Baptist Church Hampton Ave. N.W J.D. Dorr Millbrook Baptist Church W. James Rivers Shiloh Baptist Church Hwy North of Aiken Daniel E. Johnson Christian Science First Church OF Christ, Scientist Whiskey Road Hayne Avenue S.W Wakn FM Church of Episcopal St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church Pendleton Street Richland Ave Isam Family Howard M. Hickey Rhett Y. Winters Town Creek Pine Log Silver Bluff Gem Lakes Estates Fred L. Lowery Independent Baptist Aiken Baptist Tabernacle HiWay Norman A. Seiler Wed Lutheran Bethlehem Lutheran Church Whiskey Rd Hitchcock Robert Haupt Jr St. Paul’s Lutheran Word of Life Temple Cong. Holiness Church Johnny Cox South Airien Pentecostal Holiness Highway South Rev. W.E South Airien Presbyterian Mitchell Center G. Dana Waters Salvation Army Ladies Home League
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