Holy Week Services Begin Across Aiken Area Churches
Holy Week observances start with Palm Sunday and run through Easter with services at St. Thaddeus Episcopal Bethlehem Lutheran and Our Lady of the Valley. Programs include palm blessings Maundy Thursday Holy Communion and Seder meals plus artwork displays at Ft Gordon and regional cantatas and revival events featuring local clergy and groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Mitchell Shopping Center
Aiken
Mel Jacobs
Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church
Langley
First Presbyterian Church of
St. Gerard's of Aiken
Charles Wesley United Methodist Church
Harry Cain
Aiken Mental Health Center
Robert James
St. John’s United Methodist Church
F.S. James
Aiken Community Hospital
Henry Thomson
St. John United Methodist Church
Graniteville
Robert Bell
Jesus
Terry Eubanks
Florence
North Aiken Baptist Church
Eubanks
Bishopville
Bath United Methodist Church
New Holland Baptist Church
Wagener
W.L. Collins
Foreman Memorial Baptist Church
New Ellenton
Living will debate pits euthanasia fears against dignity bills
Charleston opponent Jim Hollingsworth warns living will bills could open the door to mercy killing. About 300 crowded the Senate chamber as supporters from medical, religious and senior groups backed the plan. The bills would let adults direct physicians to withhold or withdraw life-sustaining treatment in terminal cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Jim Hollingsworth
Charleston
Senate Chamber
Hollingsworth
Hyman Rubin
D-Richland
Bookmobile Schedule Weekly Routes and Times
The schedule lists bookmobile visits for the week of April 9 with Monday Tuesday Thursday routes and times at multiple towns and sites including Stiefeltown, Breezy Hill, Wheat's Grocery, Woodcrest, Beech Island, Edison Heights, Jackson, Lakewood Circle, Langley sites, Gloverville, Elko Fire Tower, Long Branch, Boiling Springs, Kline, Barnwell Library, Black's, Hilda, Bamberg County Library, Windsor Post Office, Woodward Subdivision, and a holiday Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stiefeltown
Breezy Hill
Wheat’s Grocery
Woodcrest
Downer
Beech Island
Russell Cleaners
Edison Heights
Jackson
Woodridge-Edgewood
Lakewood Circle
Langley Nutrition Site
Roberts
Bath
Langley
Gloverville
Valley Homes
Elko Fire Tower
Long Branch
Boiling Springs
Kline
Barnwell County Library
Black’s
Hilda
Bamberg County Library
Windsor Post Office
Woodward Subdivision
Mysterious Charleston Booms Reported Again
Residents across Charleston heard rattling booms yesterday between 4 30 and 4 45 PM and again at 5 30 PM Joyce Bagwell of Baptist College cited atmospheric disturbance not seismic spikes on the seismograph A Charleston Air Force Base spokesman said the base's aircraft were not responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Joyce Bagwell
Baptist College
Charleston Air Force Base
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Ft. Gordon
Augusta
Robert W. Wilson
Enoree
Chaplain’s Office
U.S. Army Signal Center
Fort Gates
Jan Boylston
Cotton Christian Choir of
Marion Street Baptist Church
John Peterson
Fred L. Martin
University Chorus
Clemson University
First Presbyterian Church
William W. Campbell
Women’s Aglow Women’s Aglow Fellowship
North Airien Baptist Church
Darlene Sizemore
Phillipine Islands
House Judiciary
State Commission On Aging
South Carolina Baptist Convention
The
Christian Action Council
State Federation of Older
South Carolina Medical Society
United Methodist Church
State Society of Internal Medicine
American Association of Retired Persons
John Chardos
Chardos
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Cer Els
By Richard Bragg
General Electric
Weathertron
Dougherty Road
S. C
Emple Baptist Church
University Parkway
Len Chavis
Lumpkin RD. Baptist Church
Augusta, GA
Carl E. Hayes
Aiken County
A.K. Cart
Satan
Christ
Christ Jesus
Lord
Silk
Laurens ST. S.W
Allfree
LV Coe
HBO
Harper Valley
Barbara Eden
Pee Star
Joe Namath
Jimmy Osmond
Inspector Clouseau
Richard Harris
Tina Louise
George C. Scott
Anne Bancroft
Art Carney
Harry and Tonto
Richard Dreyfuss
Julia
Cablevision
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