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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 2000

Page

8

Reading with Rachel tours South Carolina schools

South Carolina first lady Rachel Hodges promotes literacy on a statewide tour visiting Merriwether Middle School and North Augusta Elementary. Since 1999 she has led Reading with Rachel, visiting about 50 state schools and sponsoring 12 visits to the Governor’s Mansion, with plans to expand to adult readers and supply 200 books monthly through multiple publishers.

South Carolina Rachel Hodges Aiken Edgefield Merriwether Middle Ashley Shaw Hodges Eaaing Rachel Governor's Mansion Governor’s Shaw Penguin Putnam North Augusta Elementary Ellen Gladden S.C North Augusta

Aiken County History Society to Meet at Museum

The Aiken County Historical Society will hold a general meeting on February 20 at 3 p.m. at the Aiken County Museum. Featured speaker Ida Bodie will discuss Slarie Cromer Seigler from Eureka who started the 4 H movement. Christine Lumans, Robert Brockington, and Brittany Skules will present History Day projects. A reception follows at Uncle John's Cabin beside the museum, home of Vickie and Desmond McCaw.

The Aiken Slarie Cromer Seigler Eureka Ms. Bodie

Book fair set for March by AAUW in Aiken

The Aiken Branch of the American Association of University Women begins accepting book donations for its 39th annual fair to be held March 3 and 4 in the former Lowe’s building on Whiskey Road. Proceeds fund local and international educational projects with past beneficiaries including the Aiken County Museum and regional library programs.

Aiken American Association of University Women Lowe's Lowe Whiskey Road AAUW Kalmia Plaza Centre South Aiken Brewing Co Alll Aiken County

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