Deaths North Augusta Mrs Fannie Rogers 1120 Mary St
Mrs Fannie Lee Rogers aged 92 died Thursday in a local infirmary. Funeral services are at 3 p.m. Saturday at Elliott Sons Funeral Home with Dr James L Adkins officiating. She was a lifelong Augusta resident born in Louisville Ga and member of St Luke United Methodist Church. Survivors include son Roy W Rogers Jr daughter Irene Rogers Howard two brothers and three sisters.
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North Augusta
Fannie Lee Rogers
Mary St
Elliott Sons Funeral Home
James L. Adkins
Louisville
Rogers
Augusta
St. Luke United Methodist Church
W.S.C.S
Roy W. Rogers
Irene Rogers Howard
John T. Gibbs
William Thomas Gibbs Aiken
Marie Gibbs Phillips
Leola Gibbs Clark
Greenwood
Florrie Gibbs Dixon
Aiken
Elliot Sons Funeral Home
Roy W. Rogers, Jr
Irerié Rogers Howard
Mrs Caro M Riddle Ussery Dies in GreenVille Nursing Home
Mrs. Caro M Riddle Ussery of Greenville died Thursday in a Greenville nursing home. Widow of Luther R Ussery Sr native of Aiken. Committal at Bethany Cemetery Aiken at 3 p m Saturday with Rev Clinton D Henderson officiating. native of Laurens she lived in Green way 30 years and was member of First Church. Survived by son Luther B Ussery Jr Atlanta and three grandchildren.
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Thomas P. Mellette
Enville
Luther Bery Jr
Atlanta
Oscar McKee
Hampton
D.L. Fields
Taylors
Charlton Rites Scheduled Sunday in Blacksburg
RICHMOND Va Mrs Frank E Charlton died Thursday in Richmond after an extended illness Services will be Sunday at Blacksburg Christian Church Blacksburg Surviving are three daughters Mrs Otis Hall of Aiken SC Mrs J L Lankford of Silver Spring Md and Mrs F Wilkinson Jr of Richmond Also four grandchildren and one great grandchild
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Richmond
Frank E. Charlton
Blacksburg Christian Church
Blacksburg
Otis Hall
Aiken
J.L. Lankford
Silver Springs
F. Wilkinson Jr
Rhode Island Long Official Name Explained
The text notes Rhode Island earns the label The smallest state in the union and cites its full historical name Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, reflecting colonial origins and a lengthy designation.
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Providence, Res
Union
Rhode Island
Providence Plantations
Aiken Standard publication details and rates
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes every afternoon except weekends. Mail rates listed: $18.50 yearly, $9.50 half, $5.00 three months. Leased AP dispatches and United Press International membership noted. Postal and address information included.
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Aiken Standard
Hox
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
United Press International
County council form debated with cost and governance issues
Discussion centered on adding a seventh official and a county administrator with a theoretical $4 435 salary increase, offset by potential savings from better supervision and centralized purchasing. Maxwell defended current delegation duties and urged voter input amid proposals from both parties.
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Williams
Charleston
Maxwell
Charleston County
South Carolina
Gun-Toter Snared At Airport
A first gun carrier was caught at Freeport International Airport as part of a new anti hijack security program. Paul Stephen 24 of Port Chester was sentenced to three months hard labor for attempting to board a Pan American jet with a pistol. Deputy police chief Salathial Thompson said the weapon was found by an airline examiner after customs clearance.
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Freeport
Grand Bahama
Freeport International Airport
Blue Gulf Stream
Florida
British Overseas Airway Corp
BOAC
Miami
Paul Stephen
Port Chester
N.Y
John Cronin
Stephan
Salathial Thompson
Malmesbury Visit Highlights Royal Ties and Travel Plans
The Countess and Earl Malmesbury, British nobility with strong ties to education and diplomacy, visit South Carolina for two weeks. They expect to travel from Montmorenci to Charleston and Beaufort, then fly to Canada before returning to England around October 12. Their party includes Lady Nell Boyle and Capt. Michael Boyle of the Irish Guards.
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England
Tunbridge School
Lord Malmesbury
Lord Amory
John Hare
Christopher Soames
France
Channel Islands
Royal Yacht Squadron
Cowes
Isle of Wight
Territorial Army
Countess of
Union
Lady
Quebec
Malmesbury
South Carolina
Nell Boyle
Michael Boyle
Irish Guards
Earl
Lone Gunman Steals 23000 From Six Mile Bank
A lone gunman hid in a Six Mile Bankers Trust before opening time and took more than 23000 from the vault. Branch manager Furman Chastain said the thief confronted him as doors opened before 8 am and fled in a car matching a stolen description from Anderson.
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SIX Mile
Bankers Trust
Pickens County
Furman Chastain
Anderson
Port City Obscenity Deemed Deplorable by Grand Jury
Charleston County grand jury calls obscene movies and material in the port city deplorable and urges statewide obscenity laws to protect minors. It blames drive in theaters and media advertising, supports a rating committee, and seeks federal action to bar interstate shipments. A standing committee should reassess the issue periodically.
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Charleston
Charleston County Grand Jury
U.S. Supreme Court
Quest Congress
Grand Jury
Jordan battles rage in Amman as 12,000 Iraqi troops nearby
Guerrillas push to hold Amman amid curfew and blackouts. Jordan reports heavy shelling and casualties with residents sheltering in basements. The U.S. Embassy in Amman comes under mortar fire as 54 hijacked airline passengers remain held in guerrilla hideouts.
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Irbid
Jordan
Iraq
Baath Party
Majali
Amman
U.S
Washington
State Department
United States
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Charlton Rites Aere
Merrill-Lynch-Pierce-Fenner
Smuth
du Pontidis
Graniter
Fuqua
Owens
Lis
At&t
Seattle
San Francisco
Milo
Fy.worth
Montreal
York
Boston
West Gulf Coast
Lakes
Upper
Rockies
Six Mile Bank
Port City
National Geographic
Low Cyril Aiken, S
Asbill, Jr
SEARS
Mercury
Whittle Brothers, Inc
Richland Avenue
Aiken, S.C
Marquis Brougham
Lincoln
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