Tuesday Is Ladies' Day at Highland Park Golf Club
Highland Park Women celebrate 25th anniversary of Tuesdays Ladies Day with a May 18 luncheon and reminiscence. The group began in 1951, grew to over 100 members, and now supports tournaments within the club and CSRA events.
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South Carolina Aids Boston First When Port Closed
A South Carolina driven response to the Boston Port Act in 1774 led Charlestown to fund relief for Boston, stage rice-for-tickets drives, and contribute to revolutionary efforts. Delegates from South Carolina helped form early Congress plans, with Middleton as Congress president and actions expanding to boycott and shipboard tea destruction.
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Schofield Festival Honors The Bard At Schofield Campus
Aiken High School drama students held a Shakespeare festival with posters, tombstone replicas, poems, and scenes from plays. Mrs Brown organized projects while students memorized lines and created newspapers like The Verona Times.
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