Addie Powell, a historic-preservation advocate for Augusta's Bethlehem neighborhood, died Tuesday. She was 90.Powell was surrounded...
JOHNSTON, S.C. -- Mrs Addie Powell, 90, of Route 2, Johnston, died Thursday, Feb. 3, 2000. The funeral will be at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Palmer Funeral...
Too many demolitions and too little preservation. That's what lifelong Bethlehem resident Addie Powell, 84, said she has witnessed since the Augusta Commission voted to rescind the neighborhood's local historic district designation...
...Antioch Baptist Church. "When you sit down at the drawing table, we think as property owners we ought to be there," Addie Powell, a longtime resident of the historic but largely dilapidated Bethlehem neighborhood, told officials in charge of the...
...is tied to much of the history of Augusta's black community, Mr. Montgomery said. Lifelong Bethlehem resident Addie Powell agreed. "You wouldn't find this anywhere else, so that's why it's on the register," she said. "It has a...
...identifying the owners and giving their home addresses and phone numbers. Bethlehem Community leader and property owner Addie Powell said the signs were the height of intimidation and as low as anyone could stoop. "I think this technique is one of...
...You have people hiding behind overgrown shrubbery (doing crimes), and this makes the deputies' jobs difficult." Addie Powell, 83, also lives on Twiggs Street and isn't ready to give up on her cherished neighborhood. "We need the substation...
...area. Other black women featured in the video are: Addie Powell, 79, Edyth Dimond, 76, Dr. Justine Washington...families and a free clinic for babies in Hyde Park. Addie Powell Age: 79 Work: Worked as teacher and historian in Augusta...
...1912. She was preceded in death by her husband of 50 years, James T. Hammond, Sr.; her parents Willie P. and Addie (Powell) Netherland; an infant sister, Emily Sarah Netherland; another sister, Elizabeth Louise (Netherland) Doan...
...sounds all well and good but we've had cleanup projects before and it just ends up the same," said Bethlehem resident Addie Powell - a vocal opponent of the city's earlier plan to place slum signs on burnedout and falling down buildings. "Any...
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