Little Miss Belvedere Pageant Draws 25 Contestants
More than 25 girls compete for the Little Miss Belvedere title at Belvedere Elementary School tomorrow at 7 30 p m. Jay Mann of WJBF TV MC the event. Judges include Mrs Gene Whitman Miss Frances Toole and George Hydrick. Top winner earns a $50 savings bond from First State National Bank Belvedere with runners up receiving $25 bonds from Bankers Trust of North Augusta.
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Gene Whitman
South Carolina Jayceeettes
Frances Toole
University of South Carolina-Aiken
George Hydrick
WVAP
First State National Bank
Belvedere
Bankers Trust of
North Augusta
Adult Education Graduates To Hear Rep Cain
State Rep. Marshall Cain will address a record 67 graduates at Aiken County's fourth Adult Education Graduation Ceremony. The event runs Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Schofield Cafetorium, with Dr. G T Myers presenting diplomas to graduates aged 18 to 58 from seven Adult Education Centers.
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Marshall C. Cain
Aiken County
Schofield
G.T. Myers
School Board To Meet Tuesday At 7
The Aiken County Board of Education will hold its regular meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Schofield School. A report on the accreditation status of all district schools will be heard.
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Aiken County Board of Education
Schofield
Aiken Druggist Earns Rexall Award at USC ceremony
Ernest R. Shuler of Aiken received the Rexall Drug Co. award at the University of South Carolina Awards Day in Columbia. Dianna L. Bell of North Augusta received the Jenny Z. Schayer Award in biology.
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Ernest R. Shuler
Aiken
Rexall Drug Co
University of South Carolina
Columbia
Dianna L. Bell
North Augusta
Jenny Z. Schayer
Mr. Hickey Named To Home's Board
Rev Howard Hickey rector of St Thaddeus Church is named to the Board of Trustees of the Episcopal Church Home for Children in York. Also named is Arthur Brontegard senior vice president and state director of trust department of South Carolina National Bank in Columbia.
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Hickey
Home
Howard Hickey
St. Thaddeus Church
Episcopal Church Home For Children
York
Arthur Brontegard
Trust Department of
South Carolina National Bank
Columbia
USC Joins Group Forms Institute of Ecology
The University of South Carolina joined sixty-five colleges to form The Institute of Ecology. Spokesmen said the member schools span 32 states and eight nations.
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Columbia
The
University of South Carolina
Institute of Ecology
TIE
Drug Roundup Nets Heroin Haul In South Carolina
In Columbia area a multi jurisdiction roundup nets over 80 bags of heroin with 48 arrests since last Friday. Officers say 85 percent of those arrested are known pushers aged 17 to 24 and heroin may be traced to the Greenville area. Names of detainees to be released after roundup ends.
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Columbia
John E. Dennis
Columbia Police Dept
Lexington and Richland County
South Carolina Law Enforcement Division
West Columbia
Dennis
Greenville
Knighted by Norway honors Charleston consul James D Lucas
James D. Lucas of Charleston was knighted by the King of Norway for his service as Norwegian consul since 1958. The Cross of the Order of Saint Olav and a citation were presented through the Norwegian Embassy in Washington, making him Sir James with wife Joan titled Lady Joan, though he notes Americans do not use titles. An Army Judge Advocate remarks on the event.
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Charleston
James D. Lucas
Norway
Lucas
Order of Saint Olav
Washington
United States
James
Joan
South Carolina Wins Tidelands Ownership Case
A Court of Common Pleas Jury ruled the state legally owns tidelands along Morris Island near Charleston, over Yelson Land Co. and Cajon Realty Co. who contested the land rights since 1969 and seek a new trial. The same day Washington approved a 1.9 million HUD grant for a Camp Fornance Columbia housing project to develop 39 acres for low cost housing through the Columbia Housing Authority.
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Charleston
South Carolina
Tidelands
Morris Island
Court of Common Pleas
Yelson Land Co
Cajon Realty Co
Washington
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Columbia
Camp Fornance
Strom Thurmond
Rs.c
Columbia Housing Authority
Thurmond
Workmen's Camp Bill Delayed in South Carolina House
The South Carolina House postponed discussion on a bill to boost workers compensation benefits to next week. The measure, already passed by the Senate, would raise total disability payments from 12 500 to 25 000 and death benefits to dependents from 12 500 to 22 450. A new bill introduced Thursday would rename the Wildlife Resources Department to Wildlife and Marine Resources, and would change the related commissions.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Senate
South Carolina Wildlife Resources Department
South Carolina Wildlife and Marine Resources Department
South Carolina Wildlife
New South Stockholders Meet To Pick Directors
New South Life Insurance stockholders meet in Columbia to elect directors for next year amid a legal fight over the company fate. It reports a nine million dollar deficit. assets placed with State Insurance Commissioner John W. Lindsey. Major holders include Lester L. Bates Sr and Jr, Edward K. Pritchard, and Irwin Kahn. total stockholders number 1,122.
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New South
Columbia
New South Life Insurance Company
John W. Lindsey
Orangeburg
Andrew
Berry
Lester L. Bates Sr
Lester L. Bates Jr
Bates
Edward K. Pritchard
Charleston
Irwin Kahn
Graham urges youth to choose Jesus as foundation rock
Evangelist Billy Graham tells 12,500 at Charlotte Coliseum that pursuit of wealth empties life and that true joy comes from faith. He leads a birthday tribute to Cliff Barrows and notes 1,100 crusade converts as crowds stream to dedicate to God.
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Charlotte
N. C
Billy Graham
Jesus
Charlotte Coliseum
Graham
Cliff Barrows
Scaffolding Falls Kill Oconee Man at Nuclear Station
A 38 year old Oconee man, Kirby D. Land of Seneca, was killed when scaffolding fell about 200 feet from the top of the Duke Power Oconee Nuclear Station. Coroner Theron Durham noted massive head injuries.
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Walhalla
Oconee
Duke Power Company
Oconee County
Theron Durham
Kirby D. Land
Seneca
Durham
Kirby
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Aiken-Mitchell Shopping Center
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