Aikenites Enjoy Spring Weekend in New York City
Eleven members of the Aiken Women's Club spent a busy spring weekend in New York City. They rode ferries to the Statue of Liberty, visited the World Trade Center and Metropolitan Museum, rode subways, toured Central Park, and caught Forty Second Street. They dined at Sardi's and enjoyed Palladium nightlife before brunching at Tavern on the Green and touring Rockefeller Center.
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New York
Aiken Women’s Club
Big Apple
Statue of Liberty
Staten Island Ferry
World Trade Center
Metropolitan Museum
Central Park
Sardi's
Forty-Second Street
Palladium
Tavern On the Green
Rockefeller Center
Little Italy
Chinatown
Linda Ferrell
Mary Jordan
Donya Long
Vicki Jantzen
Diane Minnard
Patti Bright
Betty Thomason
Ann Steeper
Carolyn Heffner
Pat Martin
Helen Randall
Tea Leaves Hosts Celebrate Family Gatherings In Aiken
Roseanne and Gerry Cooper hosted Roseanne's relatives Florence and Frank Atzinger of Wisconsin and cousin Bob Hubbard with other guests. The trip honored their 63rd wedding anniversary and Uncle Frank's 9th birthday. Additional attendees included Carrolanne Proto, Steve Busbee clan, Winnie Busbee, Kerrie Power, Jim Herndon, Connie Driscoll, and more. A separate wedding notice notes guests Paretta Blackburn and others from Flint Michigan.
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Aiken
Roseanne
Gerry Cooper
Florence
Frank Atzinger
Oconomowoc
Wisconsin
Bob Hubbard
Kenosha
Bob
Atzingers
Sarasota
Florida
Frank
Carrolanne
Richard Proto
Steve
Debbie Busbee
Chad
Brandon
Winnie Busbee
Rebecca
Jim
Shirley Herndon
Connie Driscoll
Kerrie Power
Bill
Kitty Jacober
Mary Maroney
Harold Lott
Larry
Robbie Singer
Work of ASCAP Benefits Composer in Backstage View
An article explains ASCAP’s role in licensing nondramatic rights and distributing royalties, led by Hal David who opposed Thurmond backed bills. ASCAP tracks performances, promotes writers and publishers, and supports a system where authors receive royalties from broadcasters and venues. Victor Herbert founded ASCAP in 1914. today 37 000 members pay ten dollars yearly dues.
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Hal David
American Society of Composers, ‘Authors and Publishers
Aiken
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
ASCAP
National Broadcasters Association
Victor Herbert
ASCAP and its impact on Archie Jordan and Colley Scarborough
Archie Jordan a Nashville based composer producer with eight gold and two platinum albums supports ASCAP saying it ensures fair compensation for hit songs. Colley Scarborough a Baylor graduate and church music publisher in Aiken stresses ASCAP monitoring royalties for his clients. The piece notes H.R. 3521-96 1980 and its congressional fate.
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ASCAP
Archie Paul Jordan
Colley F. Scarborough
Jordan
Nashville
J.T
Sarah Jordan
Aiken
Archie
Rom
University of South Carolina
the Intruders
Stewart Harris
Bob Harte
Charles Holley
Mike Stewart
The
Country Music Association
National Song Writers Association
Archie Jordan
Ronnie Milsap
Barbara Mandrell
Sylvia
B.J. Thomas
Johnny Mathis
Kenny Rogers
House
Senate
Coile Scarborough
Scarborough
David
Baylor University
Waco
Texas
Southern Methodist Theological Seminary
Southern Illinois University
First Baptist Church
Congress
Plaids Are Hot Summer Fashion For Men
Dallas AP observer notes that spring 86 menswear favors plaids across items from pants to jackets. Designers like Banks Boss Costelloe Montana present madras big checks and colorfully mixed plaids, with advice to avoid mixing equal sized checks and to keep color harmony for chic looks.
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Dallas
Jeffrey Banks
Madras
India
Hugo Boss
Paul Costelloe
Claude Montana
Costelloe
Montana
Mary Jane Marcasiano
Basco
Madison Gang Second Reunion Planned for Graniteville Area
The Madison Gang, a group of locals who grew up together in Madison near Graniteville, will hold its second reunion this Saturday at John Efird’s farm between Ascauga Lake Road and Rainbow Falls Road west of Graniteville. For details call John Efird at 663-7048.
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Madison Gang
John Efird
Ascauga Lake Road
Rainbow Falls Road
Graniteville
Madison
Aiken County Pianists Triumph in Statewide Auditions
Soren McMillan and Roy Huang earned top honors at the South Carolina Music Teachers Association Piano Auditions held at the University of South Carolina. McMillan, a South Aiken High freshman, won Division II and earned a November performance at Anderson College. Huang, an eighth grader at Schofield Middle, was named Division II Alternat e Winner. Both students study under Eloise Twombly.
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Aiken County
South Carolina Music Teachers’ Association
University of South Carolina
Columbia
Soren McMillan
Anderson College
Anderson
Soren
Scarlatti
Chopin
Gershwin
South Aiken High School
Tom McMillan
Aiken
Roy Huang
Mozart
Roy
Schofield Middle School
J.C. Huang
Eloise Twombly
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Delta Chapter
Alpha Delta Kappa
Garden Tea Room
Pam Corbitt
Karen West
Wagener
USCA
Michelle Molen
Pamela Cook
Linda Elkins
Martha Parker
Sara Corbett
Gwen Carey
Charlotte Webb
Rhonda Pip
Wah
Carolyn Ready
Herman Blackburn
Paretta Blackburn
Kenneth Brown
Don Brown
Helen Blackburn
Flint
Michigan
Call of
Lynnda Bassham
W.F
Lauren Drive
About the
W.A. Lybrand
Touch of Brass
Orangeburg
John A. Lybrand
Judy
BTU Ca
Beauty Salan
Aid
Aiken, S.C
Bradberry’s
Warneke
TAD Research
Kenmore
Ig Ees
Whiskey Rd
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