Deaths and Funerals in South Carolina dated Sept 2000
Obituaries list multiple services for Doris Gregory Simons Clark Dallas Hunt Ann Poole McElhannon Willie Ike Samuels and Helen Smalls with burial or service locations at Warrenville Rowland Bath Aiken Wagener Williston Barnwell and Ridge Spring. Died dates range Sept 8 9 12 13 2000. services in churches cemeteries and memorials.
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Warrenville
Doris Gregory Simons Clark
Warrenville First Baptist Church
Ricky Martin
J. B. Redd
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Graniteville
Clark
Aiken
Napier Funeral Home
Dallas Hunt
Rowland
N.C
Hickory Hill Baptist Church
Earl Chavis
Larry Oxendine
Johnnie Chavis
Mr. Hunt
U.S. 301
South
Beverly Health Care
Lumberton
Gaskins Funeral Home
William T
New Covenant Presbyterian Church
Crepe Myrtle Court
Hitchcock Foundation
Ann Poole
Willie
Ike) Samuels Wagener
Ike) Samuels
Saron Baptist Church
Wagener
Eugene Guyton
Michael McClain
Swedenburg- Gunter
Samuels
Andrew Carter
Elmont
N.Y
Mt. Anna-Mt. Harris
A. Warrenville
Earlie B. Oakman
Mt. Harris Baptist Church
Helen Smalls
Williston
Great Cypress Church
Barnwell
Sydney Williams
Smalls
Charleston
Guinyard and Sons
Barbara J. Williams
Davis Funeral Home
Ridge Spring
Ms. Williams
McElhannon
Ann Poole McEnannon
Sherolge
S.C
James ‘Swearingen
Nora Augusta
Pine Grove
Ede Moyer
Hatcher Funeral Home
Langley
Funeral Home at 315 Main Street in Gran Teville
A local obituary notice notes a funeral service arrangement at the funeral home located at 315 Main Street Gran Teville South Carolina with details pending in the public records.
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Napier Funeral Home
Main
Graniteville
Sammie" Napier
Main Street
Granteville, SC
Deaths listed of O Jays drummer and other notable figures
Jack Cooper former O Jays drummer died at 55 after a heart attack in East Cleveland Ohio He played on Live in London 1974 and left the group in the 1970s Bob Foster Grand Ole Opry guitarist died at 71 in Nashville He played with Patsy Cline Carl Smith Kitty Wells Webb Pierce and Gene Autry Jerzy Giedroyc Polish emigre editor died at 4 heart attack founder of Kultura magazine Douglas T Jacobson Medal of Honor recipient died at 74 in North Port Fla Joe Skubitz former U S representative died at about 76 in Wichita Kan He championed miners benefits Fort Scott National Historic Site preservation Piscataway Park Mount Vernon and other projects
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Jack Cooper
O'Jays
Cleveland
Ohio
The
Cooper
London
Bob Foster
Grand Ole Opry
Nashville, Tenn
Patsy Cline
Foster
Greenville
S.C
Nashville
Red Foley
Carl Smith
Kitty Wells
Webb Pierce
Gene Autry
the Opry
Cline
Jerzy Giedroyc
Maisons-Laffitte
France
Giedroyc
Kultura
Paris
Communist
Poland
Douglas T. Jacobson
U.S. Marine
North Port
Fla
Douglas T Jacobson
Iwo Jima
Jacobson
Florida
Old Fort
Fort Scott
National Park Service
Skubitz
Piscataway Park
Potomac River
Mount Vernon
George Washington
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Kansas
Lyons
Southern blue laws face economic pressure across South
Monroe city grapples with Sunday liquor restrictions as revenue gaps grow. Local official Robert Stevens questions the ban amid new convention center prospects while scholars note blue laws erode under market forces and competition from chains like Wal Mart and Home Depot.
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Monroe
Sing
Robert Stevens
Bible Belt
Stevens
New
Convention Center
America
Robert Snyder
University of South Florida
Tampa
South
Louisiana
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Wal-Mart
York
D.C
Tim
Columbiana Centre
Columbia
Paul Dunn
University of Louisiana At Monroe
Home Depot
Oakland
Woman captures hidden animal sounds in infrasonic research
Liz von Muggenthaler of the Carnivore Preservation Trust records inaudible roars from Moose the tiger and other species to study how animals communicate. Her work shows many animals emit low frequency sounds humans cannot hear, potentially revealing social structures and aiding coexistence.
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Liz von Muggenthaler
von Muggenthaler
David Jones
North Carlina Zoological Park
O’reilley the
Tiger
Carnivore Preservation Trust
Chatham County
N.C
South Carolina ranks 46th in high school graduates
The Census Bureau reports 78.6 percent of South Carolinians over 24 had a high school diploma in 1999. Officials cite long term systemic problems but say the 1998 Education Accountability Act and early childhood focus, full-day kindergarten, and smaller early grades classes will lift the state.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Census Bureau
State Education Department
Jim Poster
Foster
Also Mentioned on This Page
Doris G. Simons Clark
William T. Judges
Gethsemane
Louise B. Samuels
Indian Trail
Wagoner
J. H. Robinson Funeral Home
Hatcher
Funeral Home
Pine Log Road
Solzhenitsyn
Gulag Archipelago
Arthur Koestler
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Bolshoi Theater Group
Soviet Bloc
Joe Skubitz
U.S
Wichita
Kan
Joe Shubitz
Bill Oakland
Tulane University
New Orleans
Joe’s Discount Liquor
Richwood
Pittsboro, N.C
Moose
Associated Press
Biles Sesare
Mattress Depot
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