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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 2004
Page
5
Editorial column notes submission details for Aiken Standard readers. Instructions invite photos and information by mail to A Day in the Life editor at 326 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina or by email and provide a contact number for Michael Gibbons with extension.
Lemuel N. Fuller has completed the Chaplain School advanced individual training at Fort Jackson in Columbia. The program trained in battlefield religious support and casualty care, with classes on Protestant Catholic Jewish and Orthodox services. Fuller is son of Gary L. and Cindy R. Fuller of Toole Circle North Augusta and a 2003 Silver Bluff High School graduate in Aiken.
J D Lever Elementary announced the second quarter All A’s Honor Roll. Students named include Zoel Boatwright Fredasha Dobbs Emilee Michael Echo Brady Bishop Hare Danny Clark Kayla Keenan Dontevious Robinson Otto Williams Anna Kelsay Dequantra Coleman Kelsey Mims Cale Winburn Chloe Salvester Emily Lintner Gage Pattison Amanda Yaun Courtney Trull Tara Brady Starr Holliday Justin Branch Gillian Garris Aaron ONeill Cody Burger Taylor Hudson Hunter Farr Teneshia Knight Joisha Rosario Tierra Belcher JoAnna Morgan Katelyn Hammonds Brenna Kelsay Jordan Hall Juwaan Johnson Leah Sumner Emilie Thomas Brian Young Ambyr Goff Maya Mason Caitlyn Corbett K Shun Buchanan Kimberlyn Johnson Emerick Stone Shetara Francis Diquan Lee Scottie Fields Ben Richards Blaie Smith David Byrne Agne cia Sales Brooklyn McKenzie Chelsea Watson Brittany Martin Jared Doolittle Daniel Berry Kimberly Vinson Wade Sauthers Larson Scott Derek Berry Carissa Leischner.
Renny Trotter of First Citizens Bank and Teri Harrell from Jim Harrison studios appeared on the Mary Morrison Show to promote Friday's Art Extravaganza. They represented the Help Line and announced Jim Harrison prints to be sold with partial proceeds donated to the Help Line.
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