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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1976

Page

5

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.

Aiken South Carolina Golf Orville White Evelyn Surasky Jim McNair Highland Park Country Club Midland Valley Country Club Houndslake Country Club Highland Park Csra Golf Organization South Carolina Colt Association Commerce Highland Park Golf Association Donna Peterson Shirley O'Neill Mildred Hartnett Beth Hayes Rhoda Sloan

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.

South Carolina Boston Columbia Earl of Dartapouth Bull Charles Town London Massachusetts Charlestown New England Salem Revolutionary Assembly Carolina Atlantic Commons House of Assembly Philadelphia Henry Middleton John Rutledge Thomas Lynch Christopher Gadsden Edward Rutledge Congress

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.

William Shakespeare Aiken High School Schofield Rhonda Lowe Chris Eubanks Terry Woodward Shakespeare Earl Roberson Gina Moss Verona Times Verona Gazette Abby Lord Capulet Juliet

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