Religious Paintings Highlight Of Exhibit
The USCA Fine Arts Series showcases Dr Laurence Flaum's religious works at the USCA Ballroom in Charleston. The 30 work show features portraits of Christ and the 12 disciples, Protestant Reformers, flowers, and child friendly pieces. The exhibit runs February through March 4 during school hours.
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Florence
Son of God
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John Knox
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Martin Luther
John the Baptist
Alumni Meet Planned by College of Charleston Group
A College of Charleston alumni gathering is set for May 5 in Augusta at Town Tavern. President Theodore S Stern will speak on the college today and plans for tomorrow. Attendees include Willard A. Silcox Louis Condon and Anthony Meyer, with alumni from Georgia and South Carolina towns. Edward F. Sturcken of North Augusta chairs the meeting.
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Alumni Association
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New Ellenton
North Augusta
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Williston
South Carolina
Edward F. Sturcken
West Woodlawn
Gloverville PTA Plans Valentine Court Event
The Gloverville PTA will host its annual Valentine Court on Monday February 14 at 7:30 p.m. in the school cafetorium. The Nazarene Church of Langley provides entertainment and proceeds from penny votes by 26 contestants benefit the PTA.
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Bottle collecting grows as hobby at local library
Aiken County Public Library notes rising interest in bottle collecting with new books. Marian Klamkin and Julian H Toulouse publish guides with hundreds of photographs and marks for identifying bottles across history.
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Aiken County
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Marijuana may hold medical value for glaucoma
A National Institute of Mental Health report questions some beliefs about marijuana and suggests it may aid glaucoma treatment. It calls for more research on effects on driving, female childbearing age, and brain and kidney health, while noting social controls matter beyond legality.
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National Insitute of Mental Health
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Increased Cotton Crop Urged In S C
Columbia AP W E Barmore state executive director of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service says South Carolina cotton farmers should plant as much cotton as possible this year to maintain a meaningful position in world trade. He urged farmers to plant every acre that can be cultivated.
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W.E. Barmore
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Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
South Carolina
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