Deaths and Funerals in South Carolina Area
Multiple funeral notices across Beech Island Aiken Allendale Johnston Augusta and Columbia dated Sept 1989 detail services for Mary Turner Margaret Cullum James Dent Elline Dopson Dencie Goodwin Eva Swearingen Emma Kelly Steven Sanders Carroll McDuffie John Wakefield and others. Services set at various churches with burial in church or private cemeteries.
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New Ellenton
Mary W. Turner
Runs Missionary Baptist Church
Beech Island
C.W. Phinizy
Margaret Cullum
Beaver Dam Baptist Church
Sinace Bush
Cullum
Route 6
Box 138
Evetta Wade
Aiken
James (Rootman) Dent Jr
Pine Lawn Cemetery
Ronald Coleman
Mr. Dent
Washington Circle
Betty Dobbs
Miller
Washington, D.C
Bessie B. Hall
Cheatham-Brighthorp Mortuary
Bruce Wright
Jessamine Memorial Gardens
Hall
Little Sisters of the Poor Nursing Home
Henry C. Byrd
Shilo Heights Road
Elijah Williams
Wesley United Methodist Church
Roberta Josey
Pine Lawn Memorial Gardens
Mr. Williams
Cherokee St
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Allendale
Ellie Dopson
Magdalene Christian Church
St. Paul Baptist Church
Allendale County
Dopson
Ernest Dopson
Cave Funeral Service
Eva Ruth Swearingen
Mattie C. Hall
Miss Swearingen
Laurens St
Bethany Cemetery
James M. King
Graniteville
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Telephone Pioneers
First Baptist Church
Edward Cushman
Raymond Martin
Augusta
Edward C. Cushman
George Funeral Home
Emma Etheridge Kelly
Pineview Memorial Gardens
North Augusta
Albert C. Atkinson
Kelly
Scotts Road
Stephen D. Posey
Steven Wayne Sanders
Mr. Sanders
Clay Court
Columbia
Carroll Colin McDuffie
Northeast Presbyterian Church
Mr. McDuffie
Sandwood Drive
Duncan McDuffie
Senate bills to free jailed mother in custody dispute
The Senate approved a measure aimed at limiting civil contempt jailings in D C custody cases to one year and sent it to President Bush. It centers on Dr Elizabeth Morgan who has been jailed since August 1987 for refusing a court order to produce her daughter Hillary for visits amid allegations against ex husband Eric Foretich.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Bush
Senate
White House
Stan Parris
R-Va
Elizabeth Morgan
Morgan
Hilary
Eric Foretich
Foretich
Weather forecast outlines scattered rain and warm highs
A cloudy pattern continues with a 40 percent chance of thunderstorms today and tonight, highs in the 80s, and lows in the 50s. Tomorrow remains partly cloudy and cool with highs in the upper 60s. A 3 day outlook shows some rain and showers, then sun later in the week.
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Midlands
South Carolina
Midwest
Freud Death Anniversary Commemorated by APA in 1939
The American Psychiatric Association and affiliates mark Sigmund Freud’s death in London on Sept. 23, 1939, at age 83 with a Philadelphia symposium titled Through the Looking Glass Freud's Impact on Contemporary Culture. Psychiatrists credit Freud with popularizing unconscious processes as key to thinking and behavior.
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New York
Sigmund Freud
American Psychiatric Association
London
APA
Philadelphia
Freud
Stephen Sonnenberg
Committee of Public Information
Tom Jones and mother settle child support case
British singer Tom Jones agreed with Katherine Berkery on terms for child Jonathan Jones Berkery’s support. Judge Judith Sheindlin ruled Jones father of Jonathan after Berkery claimed paternity in 1987. Berkery’s lawyer refused to disclose settlement details. Berkery called Jones a liar and a money grabber.
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New York
Tom Jones
Katherine Berkery
Jonathan Jones Berkery
Berkery
Raoul Felder
Family Court
Judith Sheindlin
Jones
Jonathan
Hollywood
Fla
Ono seeks new age of wisdom beyond the sixties
Yoko Ono, 56, says she aims to leave the 1960s behind for a forthcoming age of wisdom. The widow of John Lennon spoke at a Bloomfield Hills art museum where a new show of bronze sculptures and paintings opens Saturday. She recalls private growth in the sixties and cautions against returning to old attachments. She adds she first spoke of entering a wisdom age in 1984.
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Bloomfield Hills
Mich
Yoko Ono
John Lennon
Ono
Reagan Daughter Faces Travel Danger Over Contras Support
Patti Davis said her father Ronald Reagan's support of the Contras made travel to Nicaragua risky while researching her second novel Deadfall. The thriller centers on a couple making a documentary amid spies and murder tied to U.S. involvement, and hits bookstores next week ahead of her memoirs.
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Los Angeles
Patti Davis
Ronald
Nancy Reagan
Nicaragua
America
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James Dent Jr
Dencie M. Goodwin
Eva R. Swearingen
Emma E. Kelly
Steven W. Sanders
McDuffie
Northeast Presbyterian Church Building Fund
Dunbar Funeral Home
Devine Street Chapel
John B. Wakefield Jr
John B
Pinkie) Wakefield Jr
Mr. Wakefield
Audubon Dr
First Creek Baptist Church
Robert Towell
Donnie Murdock
Abbeville
Charlotte Bowen Wakefield
Don B. Wakefield
Jennifer C. Wakefield
Wendy Wakefield Smith
Norfolk
The
Associated Press
Ational Weather
Ver
Ber
Chicago
Orleans
Miami
Peter Gay
Yale University
PSO
Jesus Christ
Diamond
Nuggering
Ct.t.w
Radiant
Eraaa
Marquise
Whiskey Rd
Yeas
Porky Bradberry
Jonesboro
Ark
Debbye Turner
Gussie Turner
Crowley’s Ridge Development Council Inc
Yoko