Mrs. Pearle Price Hankinson, a retired schoolteacher, of 1409 Ephrata Drive, died Monday, May 11, 1992, at Lexington Medical Center. She was 101.
Graveside services will be in Bethany Cemetery, Aiken, with the Rev. Glen Davis officiating.
Mrs. Hankinson, a native of Orangeburg, had taught in several Aiken County schools including Center Elementary School, Aiken, which is now J.D. Lever Elementary School. A 1915 graduate of the University of South Carolina, she served as a teacher and principal at Coleman School and was principal, teacher, pianist, music and drama leader at China Springs Elementary School. A former resident of Aiken, she was a member of First Baptist Church of Aiken and was a former pianist at Shiloh Baptist Church.
Survivors include a son, Paul M. Hankinson Jr., Aiken; a daughter, Bessie H. Prementer, West Columbia; and two grandchildren.
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Graveside services will be in Bethany Cemetery, Aiken, with the Rev. Glen Davis officiating.
Mrs. Hankinson, a native of Orangeburg, had taught in several Aiken County schools including Center Elementary School, Aiken, which is now J.D. Lever Elementary School. A 1915 graduate of the University of South Carolina, she served as a teacher and principal at Coleman School and was principal, teacher, pianist, music and drama leader at China Springs Elementary School. A former resident of Aiken, she was a member of First Baptist Church of Aiken and was a former pianist at Shiloh Baptist Church.
Survivors include a son, Paul M. Hankinson Jr., Aiken; a daughter, Bessie H. Prementer, West Columbia; and two grandchildren.
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Mrs. Pearle Price Hankinson, a retired schoolteacher, of 1409 Ephrata Drive, died Monday, May 11, 1992, at Lexington Medical Center. She was 101.
Graveside services will be in Bethany Cemetery, Aiken, with the Rev. Glen Davis officiating.
Mrs. Hankinson, a native of Orangeburg, had taught in several Aiken County schools including Center Elementary School, Aiken, which is now J.D. Lever Elementary School. A 1915 graduate of the University of South Carolina, she served as a teacher and principal at Coleman School and was principal, teacher, pianist, music and drama leader at China Springs Elementary School. A former resident of Aiken, she was a member of First Baptist Church of Aiken and was a former pianist at Shiloh Baptist Church.
Survivors include a son, Paul M. Hankinson Jr., Aiken; a daughter, Bessie H. Prementer, West Columbia; and two grandchildren.
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Copyright (c) 1992 The Augusta Chronicle
Graveside services will be in Bethany Cemetery, Aiken, with the Rev. Glen Davis officiating.
Mrs. Hankinson, a native of Orangeburg, had taught in several Aiken County schools including Center Elementary School, Aiken, which is now J.D. Lever Elementary School. A 1915 graduate of the University of South Carolina, she served as a teacher and principal at Coleman School and was principal, teacher, pianist, music and drama leader at China Springs Elementary School. A former resident of Aiken, she was a member of First Baptist Church of Aiken and was a former pianist at Shiloh Baptist Church.
Survivors include a son, Paul M. Hankinson Jr., Aiken; a daughter, Bessie H. Prementer, West Columbia; and two grandchildren.
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Page: A09
Copyright (c) 1992 The Augusta Chronicle
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