Lure Of Jets Shaped Architect Alexander's Career Path
Asheville native Frank Eugene Alexander shifted from architecture to aviation during a Savannah River Plant summer job. After 5,000 hours in Air Force jets he returned to complete school, later forming Alexander and Moormann in Aiken. His projects include Houndslake Clubhouse, Weeks Center, and USC Aiken facilities. He advocates tighter development control beyond city limits.
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Frank Eugene Alexander
Aiken
Savannah River
Alexander
Clemson University
Air Force
Asheville
N.C
Virginia Till
Alexander and Moormann
A.I.A
Houndslake
H. Odell Weeks
Hitchcock
Hopeland Gardens
Aiken’s
Public Safety and Public Works
Dexter Arms
SPCA
Midland Valley High School
Croft House
Usc-Aiken
Farmers and Merchants Branch
Security Federal
Whiskey Road
Lyon-Croft Weeks
North Augusta
The
Aiken Chamber of Commerce
Frank Alexander
Clemson
Phil Jones
Alexander and Moorman Architect Frank Alexander
The article profiles Frank Eugene Alexander born 1932 in Asheville detailing his education at Clemson and Fairview High School, his U.S. Air Force service, and his architectural career in South Carolina and Georgia. It notes his leadership roles in Aiken planning and housing, family ties including three sons Mark Eric Neil and daughter Robin, and hobbies like cycling photography hunting and boating on Lake Murray.
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Alexander
Frank Eugene
Asheville
N.C
Frank
Verna Mae Alexander
Fairview H.S
Clemson U. School of Architecture
M. Virginia
Till
Mark
Robin
Shull
Eric
Neil
U.S. Air Force
Ninth Air Force
Tactical Air Command
U.S. Air Force Reserve
Donaldson Afb
Greenville
T. Edmund Whitmire
A.1a
Coleman and Townes
Greenwood
Hallman and Weems
A.I.A
Aiken
Alexander and Moormann
A.la
Alexander-Moormann and Associates
S.C
Fla
City of Aiken
Aiken Lions Club
Lion of the
A.la.a.g.c. Com
Construction Management
University of South Carolina
Instructional Services Center
Usc-Aiken
St. Angela
North Augusta
Alexanders
Columbia
Lake Murray
Centennial Ball Dress of 1832 Echoes in Modern Event
Aiken Polo Centennial Ball planners consider period attire for April 24 mirroring Harper’s Bazaar style and 1932 Aiken Standard fashion notes. The article recalls Chester A Arthur era outfits with sideburns bustles trains pantaloons parasols and riding habits as examples of historical dress.
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Aiken
Harper’s Bazaar
Aiken Standard
Chester A. Arthur
Aiken Readies Centennial Polo Week With Historic Pageantry
During April 18 to 25 Aiken celebrates 100 years of polo with the America Cup Tourney by the U S Polo Association and a centennial ball. Period costumes may be rented at Fat Man's Forest in Augusta as promoters promote the week’s events.
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Whitney Field
Aiken
U.S. Polo Association
Look Ahead To Tax Changes Next Year For 1982 Deduction Shifts
The South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs notes 1982 tax changes, including a five percent deduction up to 1500 and later 10 percent up to 3000, aimed at reducing the marriage penalty. The child care credit also increases, benefiting families with working parents and divorced mothers needed for tax relief.
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S.C
Easter gift warning from SCAV on baby chicks rabbits ducks
The S C Association of Veterinarians warns against giving baby chicks rabbits and ducks as Easter gifts. They are outdoor animals not housebroken and may cause illness and serious housekeeping problems. The piece urges stuffed toys or chocolate bunnies instead and notes legal age limits on sales and disease risks.
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S.C. Association of Veterinarians
SCAV
South Carolina
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Emily Hindman
Aiken Designs
County
By Sarah Caskey
Aiken County Today
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Consumer Information Center
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