Sky Watch Night at Aiken State Park with Al Parker
Aiken State Park hosts an astronomy event teaching star wheel use and celestial basics. Al Parker guides observers with a large telescope to view star clusters and planets. guests should dress warm, bring a flashlight and binoculars. An adult must accompany children under 12. Registration by Feb 3. Meet at park office by 7:30 p.m. The session lasts about 90 minutes. Call 649-2857 for details.
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Aiken State Park
al Parker
Newcomers Club Meets Feb Ninth With Fashion Show
The Aiken Newcomers Club will meet Tuesday February 9 at Newberry Hall on Newberry Street. The February meeting features a Belks sponsored fashion show and luncheon costing 8.25 dollars. Registration starts at 9 30 a.m. with a brief business meeting program and luncheon. Reservations close February 5. Contact Nita at 642 4436 or Alice at 643 9815. Advanced reservations not required.
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Aiken Newcomers Club
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Newberry Street
Belks Department Store
Aiken
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Alice
Aiken County Recreation Center Hosts Teach a Child to Read
The Aiken County Recreation Center sponsors a Saturday event with area teachers discussing reading importance and reading favorite stories to children. The event runs from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. and is free of charge.
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Aiken County
Raffle Aiken County quilt aids Miss Aiken County fund
Ora Mae Allen created a queen sized quilt as a raffle prize to boost the Miss Aiken County scholarship fund. Alecia Harden announced the prize and will attend a Feb 6 show at Aiken Mall with autographs and outreach discussion. Tickets from Stephanie Harden or Helen Still. raffle ends Feb 14.
BPW Aiken Chapter Reunion Luncheon
Former members of the Aiken Chapter of the Business and Professional Women's Club meet Friday at 11 30 a.m. in Ryan's Steak House party room for a dutch treat luncheon.
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Aiken Chapter of Business and Professional Women’s Club
Ryan’s Steak House
Town and Country presents antebellum plantation life talk
A February Town and Country Club meeting at the Etherredge Center features Angie Whaley LeClerq in period dress to discuss Southern plantation life from 1842 to 1856. LeClerq, author of An Antebellum Household, will recount 19th century Carolina Lowcountry cooking, housekeeping, and medicine.
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Angie Whaley LeClerq
South Carolina
Ms. LeClerg
Carolina Lowcountry
Emily Fishburne Whaley
Emily Whaley Sinker
Philadelphia
Wagener Wildlife and Outdoor Expo Set for Feb 27
The Wagener Volunteer Fire Department hosts the 2nd Annual Wildlife and Outdoor Expo in Wagener on Saturday, Feb 27 from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Vendors, seminars by Primos Pro staff, rack scoring by the SC Department of Natural Resources, and an NRA Eagle Program highlight the event at 299 Park Street off Hwy 39.
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South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
National Rifle Association
Primos Pro
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299 Park Street
Hwy
S.C
Highway 39 concessions info line
Concessions will be available at Highway 39 event with contact for more information. Call 803 564 5450 for details.
Needlepoint Guild to Meet in Aiken Library
The American Needlepoint Guild of Aiken invites interested stitchers to a meeting on Thursday February 11 from 1 to 3 pm at the Aiken County Public Library. For details call 642-2171.
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