Funeral for Mrs. Leonard A Gregory Held in Graniteville
Mrs. Leonard A. Gregory of 103 Graniteville Drive died Sunday in a local hospital. Funeral services will be at 2:30 p.m. at Langley United Methodist Church with Revs. Joseph Nicholson and Ira Crocker officiating. Burial is in Langley Cemetery. Visitation at Posey's Funeral Home in Langley until 1:30 p.m. and at the church residence of her daughter in Aiken. Pallbearers include Bobby Phillips and others. honorary pallbearers listed.
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Graniteville
Leonard A
Mary Powell) Gregory
Graniteville Drive
Langley United Methodist Church
Joseph Nicholson
Ira Crocker
Langley Cemetery
Posey’s
Langley
Eugene Hawkins
Trolleyline Road
Aiken
Bobby Phillips
Franklin Phillips
Fred Phillips
Larry Gantt
Robert Bryant
Glenn Phillips
Earl Holsenback
Cecil Herron
Lloyd Herron
Norman Baughman
Samuel Holsenback
Barton Jr. John T. 49 Dies. Services Set
John T. Barton Jr. 49 of 405 Greene St. died Monday in a local hospital. Graveside services will be Thursday at 3 p.m. in Magnolia Cemetery with Rev. Vadis Wylds officiating. A native of Aiken South Carolina, he was a World War II Army veteran and a cab driver. Elliott Sons Funeral Home in charge.
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Augusta
John T. Barton Jr
Greene St
Magnolia Cemetery
Vadis Wylds
Aiken
S.C
Barton
Elliott Sons Funeral Home
Funeral services for Mrs James Tillman Chipley
Mrs James Tillman Chipley known as Julia Allen Chipley of 202 Cathy Drive Lynwood died Saturday in a local hospital Funeral services are at 4 30 p m today at Langley Nazarene Church with Rev Raymond DeShon Rev John Williamson and Rev Joseph Nicholson officiating Burial follows at Sunset Memory Gardens A service at 3 30 p m today or at her daughter Mrs Frank Kaney s residence Daley Drive Lynwood Bath may be held
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Lynwood-Bath
James Tillman
Julia Allen) Chipley
Cathy Drive
Lynwood
Langley Nazarene Church
Raymond DeShon
John Williamson
Joseph Nicholson
Sunset Memory Gardens
Posey
Langley
Frank Kaney
Daley Drive
Lynwood Bath
Mrs Lizzie Gleaton Dies at 70 in Graniteville
Mrs Lizzie Mae Williams Gleaton 70 of 105 Powell St Graniteville died Sunday at Aiken County Hospital after a brief illness Funeral services set for Wednesday at 5 p m at Airport Church of God with Revs Miles Little and Ansel Hamilton officiating Burial at First Interdenominational Church Cemetery She was a native of Orangeburg County and a member of Airport Church of God Surviving include five daughters four sons a sister two brothers and many grandchildren and great grandchildren The family will receive visitors at George Funeral Home in Aiken or at the home of a relative in Graniteville.
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Graniteville
Lizzie Mae Williams Gleaton
Powell St
Aiken County
Airport
Church of God
Miles Little
Ansel Hamilton
Ceme
Orangeburg County
Airport Church of God
Ednad Corley
Augusta
Eugene Hawkins
Aiken
Madalene Hawkins
Willene Hancock
Mary Frances Willis
Edward Williams
Paul Williams
Henry Williams
Langley
Chester Williams
Annie Chalflinch
Ida Gantt
Neeses
Jeannette Sharp
Salley
Stephons
Martina Gleaton
Marvin Gleaton
Perry
S.C
Tony Gleaton
Willis Gleaton
Floyd Gleaton
North
Swh
George Funeral Home
Dorn Hosts Veterans at Farm for July 4 Celebration
In Newberry County the Dorn home lawn drew over 1,000 people including Gen. Robert Betts and Francis McBarron. The event featured the Newberry College band, praise for veterans groups, and a barbecue at Dorn’s rural farm. Thomas E. Martin, 17, of Roebuck, noted as a historic Black leader in Boys Nation and Palmetto Boys State.
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Atlanta
Robert Betts
Orlando
Fla
Newberry College
Dorn
Funeral services for Johnny Austin Pelion
Funeral services for Johnny Austin, who died Saturday, will be held Wednesday at 2 30 p.m. in the Darian Baptist Church with the Rev Andrew Johnson officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Robinson Funeral Home Wagener is in charge.
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Pelion
Johnny Austin
Darian Baptist Church
Andrew Johnson
Robinson Funeral Home
Wagener
Community Calendar Highlights Local Meetings and Events
Planned Parenthood of Aiken County hosts a family planning clinic from 5 to 8 p.m. at Midland Valley Shopping Center offices. The Center Fire Department gathers at 7 p.m.. Jaycees meet at 7:30 p.m. at the Jaycee Hut. Able-Disabled group convenes at 7:30 p.m. at Aiken Nursing Home. St Mary's Home School Association meets at 8 p.m. The Aiken County Commissioners convene at 8 p.m. in room 107 at USCA. Tomorrow Toastmasters meet at 7 p.m. at the Commercial Hotel and the Chess Club at 7:30 p.m. at Farmers and Merchants Bank.
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Planned Parenthood of
Aiken County
Midland Valley
Center Fire Department
Jaycees
Aiken Nursing Home
St. Mary's Home School Association
Aiken County Commissioners
USCA
Commercial
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Correction: Little Miss Aiken is Jennifer McGee
Jennifer Suzanne McGee daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry McGee of Aiken won the Jaycee sponsored Little Miss and Master contest Saturday night, not Robert Collins as reported yesterday.
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Jennifer Suzanne McGee
Miss
Aiken
Larry McGee
Robert Collins
Aiken Standard
Miss McGee
Jaycee
Private versus county hospital debated by doctors
Eleven physicians share views on ownership and management of a new hospital. Opinions split among private for profit operation and county owned facility with leaders noting efficiency, recruitment, and public access implications. One doctor abstains after discussing with Commissioner Wade Brodie.
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Aiken County Hospital
Wade Brodie
Brodie
Strom Thurmond
State Department of Corrections
Aiken
Aiken Area
Thomas J. Biddle
Biddie Realty
ARTS Plan Vote Set By North Augusta City Council
North Augusta voters face a council decision on the ARTS plan, a concept only proposal known as the Augusta Regional Transportation Study. Mayor Raymond L. Walters notes a vote at 8 p.m. in city hall amid citizen complaints of property impact and a checkerboard layout critique. George Nelson moderated two public hearings drawing about 500 attendees.
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North Augusta
Raymond L. Walters
Augusta
Arts Plan
George Nelson
Aiken Standard
North Augusta debates ARTS plan and hospital funding
County leaders hear public input on the ARTS proposal while preparing for a final vote. The Commission discusses a state stockade takeover, planned jail pre release use, and hospital construction moratorium risks. Mayor Walters reports no word on regional sewage plant funding as EPA talks continue.
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Walters
Greater North Augusta
Atlanta
North Augusta
Boat Motor Stolen From Gingrey Auto Sales Inc
An 85 horsepower boat motor valued about 500 dollars was reported stolen from a boat at Gingrey Auto Sales Inc on Highway 1. A party or parties cut through a chain link fence causing about 300 dollars in damages. Investigating thefts include items missing from A A Dukes Beech Island home. Investigator Ben Willis leads the case.
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Gingrey Auto Sales Inc
Highway 1
Sheriff's Department
Beech Island
A.A. Dukes
Ben Willis
Department
Central Baptist Church Revival Week Announced
Central Baptist Church will hold nightly revival services through Sunday. Rev. R L Timmerman announces the meetings, with guest evangelist Rev. Clyne Johnson and music by C Roland Boyd, music director. The public is invited to attend.
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Central Baptist Church
R.L. Timmerman
Clyne Johnson
C. Roland Boyd
Gas Stations Likely to Close Under Price Ceilings
Gasoline station owners report many stations closing or defying the Cost of Living Council price ceilings imposed September 7. The ceilings require up to a three cent per gallon reduction, with Albuquerque owner Raymond McDonald estimating about 90 percent of retailers may exit the business unless prices can be raised.
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Washington
Council
Raymond McDonald
Albuquerque
N.M
Open House at Barnwell Nuclear Fuel Plant Draws Community
Allied-Gulf Nuclear Services invites families and friends to an open house at the Barnwell plant to view construction progress. The event highlights recovered uranium reducing ore mining by 1.5 million tons annually and powering future electricity generation equivalent to 1.3 million railroad cars of coal. Guests will enjoy exhibits, refreshments, and an air conditioned bus tour of the site.
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Barnwell
Howard J. Larson
Allied-Gulf Nuclear Services
Allied-Gulf
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