Deaths and Funerals roundup from Aiken area 2003
Obituaries list James R. Cullum 79 of 630 Aldrich St Aiken died Sept 19 2003 with services Sept 24 at Beaver Dam Baptist Church. Pervis Dunbar 77 died Sept 20 2003 with services Sept 24 at Jackson-Brooks Memorial Chapel burial Jerusalem Baptist Church Cemetery. Erma Wheeler Mullins funeral held at Hatcher Funeral Home Chapel with interment Langley Cemetery. Bennie Edward Woodward Beech Island died Sept 22 2003 with funeral Sept 24 at Hatcher Funeral Home. interment Mt Beulah Cemetery. Additional details note survivors and residences in Aiken Beech Island Ridge Spring Morganton and Langley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Cullum
Aldrich St
Apt
Aiken
Carriage Hills Plantation
Beaver Dam Baptist Church
Phinizy Young
Delores Muse
Butler Circle
Jackson-Brooks
Pervis Dunbar
Mattie C. Hall
Jackson-Brooks Memorial
Jerusalem Baptist Church Cemetery
Ridge Spring
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Erma W. Mullins
Clearwater
Erma Wheeler Mullins
Lee Mullins
Hatcher Funeral Home
Langley Cemetery
Beech Island
Bennie Edward Woodward
Jeannette Miles Woodward
Wise Drive
Eddie Woodward
Morganton
Susan Thomas
Lynette Jordan
Robin Arthurs
Kitchings Mill
James Woodward
Harold Woodward
Windsor
Mr. Woodward
Curtis
Minnie Wood Woodward
Daniel Construction Co
Second Baptist Church of
Ronnie Boone
Toby Rowell
Steven Drawdy
Mt. Beulah Baptist Church
Tommy Lowe
Bobby Hollowell
Forrest Redd
Richard Morrow
Steve Harrison
Ricky Woodward
Hatcher
Funeral times and locations for several defendants and ev
James R. Cullum of Aiken at 2 p.m. at Beaver Dam Baptist Church. Pervis Dunbar of Aiken at 10 a.m. at Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home. Doris E. Greene Urban of Williston at 11 a.m. at Elko Baptist Church. Bennie Woodward of Beech Island at 11 a.m. at Hatcher Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Cullum
Aiken
Beaver Dam
Pervis Dunbar
Jackson-Brooks
Doris E. Greene Urban
Williston
Elko Baptist Church
Bennie Woodward
Beech Island
Hatcher Funeral Home
Tillman and Bailey Legacy From Music to Law
Floyd Tillman renowned 1930s honky tonk pioneer and hitmaking guitarist dies at 88 in Badliff Texas of leukemia. He shaped country music lyrics and scored hits including They Took the Stars Out of Heaven Slipping Around Driving Nails In My Coffin It Just Tears Me Up. John Jack Bailey former chief state's attorney in Connecticut dies at 59 from Lou Gehrig's disease after a long law enforcement career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Tillman
Badliff
Texas
Tillman
Bing Crosby
Gene Autry
Tex Ritter
The
Supremes
Ray Charles
Country Music Hall of Fame
Dolly Parton
Merle Haggard
George Jones
Willie Nelson
West Hartford
Manchester
Hartford-New Britain
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The
Aiken Standard
Muslim Army chaplain trained at Fort Jackson held in S C
The Muslim chaplain captured in Jacksonville after coming from Guantanamo Bay is being held at a Charleston Navy brig. Capt. Yousef Yee trained at Fort Jackson in Columbia and is one of seven Muslim chaplains in the Army. FBI and Customs questioned him. no charges filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C
Columbia
Ft. Jackson
Charleston
Army
School For Chaplains
Fort Jackson
Yousef Yee
Jacksonville
Fla
Guantanamo Bay Naval Station
U.S
David McWilliams
U.S. Southern Command
Miami
Navy
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Criminal Investigation Division
Yee
McWilliams
FBI
Joe Burlas
Pentagon
Burlas
29Th Signal Battalion
Fort Lewis
Washington
Fort Lewis Islamic Chapel Center
Guantanamo
Camp Delta
Afghanistan
al-Qaida
Clark campaigns in Charleston’s Citadel on first SC trip
Retired Gen Wesley Clark visited The Citadel in Charleston for his first South Carolina campaign stop as a Democratic presidential hopeful. About 250 attended on the parade ground, including ~100 cadets, as he urged a patriotism rooted in dialogue and openness. He announced his bid last week and outlined broad domestic investment ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Wesley Clark
Citadel
South
Clark
State Military College
South Carolina
The
Military College
Phil Lader
Great Britain
Clinton
Charlene Gunnells
America
Valan Ahmeti
Ahmeti
Kosovo
Bosnia
Ex-university president touts White House ties in visa sting
James Holderman former University of South Carolina president boasted of White House access to undercover officer posing as a Russian mobster. He cited ties to Andrew Card Lawrence Eagleburger and Howard Baker. Prosecutors note his knowledge of the trio. He faces visa fraud and money laundering charges. Tapes show talks of White House lunch and a next day appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
University of South
Holderman
Pope John Paul II
Reagan
Neil Nameroff
Rafael Diaz Cabral
Texas
White House
Braun Declares Presidential Run at Benedict College
Senator Carol Moseley Braun announces her 2004 bid at Benedict College in Columbia joining Howard University in making a campus launch. Students express mixed views while praising Braun as a role model and noting the significance of a black woman in the Democratic field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braun
Benedict College
Columbia
Heather Thomas
Carol Moseley Braun
White House
Thomas
Indianapolis
Ind
U.S. Senate
New Zealand
al Sharpton
Sharon Fouch
Washington, D.C
Rochelle Edmonds
Hilary Clinton
Benedict
South Carolina
Howard
Chicago
Illinois
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