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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 2000

Page

3

Aiken County founded by three Black leaders revealed

Local author Isabel Vandervelde publishes Aiken County The Only South Carolina County Founded During Reconstruction detailing founders Prince Rivers Charles Hayne and Samuel Lee. The work covers Reconstruction politics empowering Black voters, a biographical index and chronology, with Vandervelde offering a balanced account and noting limited prior writing on these founders. The book is sold at Vandervelde’s antique mall booth in downtown Aiken and at Aiken Office Supply.

Aiken County South Carolina Isabel Vandervelde Prince R. Rivers Charles D. Hayne Samuel J. Lee Aiken Vandervelde

Winterfest Bird Fair in Aiken draws regional vendors

The Aiken Bird Club hosts its fifth Winterfest Bird Fair February 12 and 13 at the Aiken County Fairgrounds Main Exhibit Hall. More than 100 vendors from the Southeast will display exotic birds, foods and supplies with a raffle offering birds, cages and gear. Admission is 3 dollars, under 12 free. Vendor tables cost 60 dollars after February 1.

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Children’s Art Display at Aiken Center for the Arts

Over 90 works by area students from kindergarten to 12th grade hang in the Children’s Gallery. Responding to a gift of time theme from the Aiken Year 2000 Committee, pieces show community concerns and hopes for future generations. One entry per class level will be featured in the 1999 city annual report. exhibition runs through January 31 with viewing hours by ACA.

Aiken Center For the Arts Aiken County Aiken

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