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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 2007
Page
1
The Standard PM is published every weekday with new online editions available at 4 p.m. Readers can download the pdf from the Aiken Standard website at www aikenstandard com.
USC Aiken's men's golf team, three time Division II champions, begins the 2007 spring season aiming to defend its title. Adam Strong wins first place in the Henry Middleton DAR Champion's annual essay contest. FBI prepares defense for kitchen-sink bombs with peroxide-based devices favored by militants.
Obituaries note the deaths of Terry Lee Trapper Ray of Graniteville and Hattie G Thomas of Aiken. Services and funeral details are announced for the two individuals.
Dear Abby answers readers on relationships jobs and family matters offering practical guidance. The column blends humor and empathy to address everyday dilemmas and provide clear steps for healthier choices.
Henry Montgomery Dibble, former president of the Bank of Western Carolina, helped plant the live oaks along South Boundary Avenue to shade a banker’s homeward commute. A Marshall Michigan native, Dibble moved to Aiken around 1885, later controlling the Bank of Aiken and expanding it into the Bank of Western Carolina before dying at 62.
Michael Leahy a self described former sex addict led a Porn Nation program at Southwind Fellowship presenting his story and statistics on pornography impact. Pastor Darrell Morgan hosted the event for churchgoers and parents as Leahy outlined his journey from addiction to its costs including marriage and career. He has delivered the talk at over 75 colleges and many communities.
Tim Terry recalls April 14, 1994, when a prison ministry program changed his life. He, a former inmate who served 15 years for voluntary manslaughter, helped launch Aiken Community Outreach Ministry with Aiken City manager Roger LeDue. The non-denominational group aims to reach crime-affected individuals.
Janice Kitchings will lead Oakwood-Windsor Elementary replacing Dr. Alice Sheehan while Pam Hart takes Jefferson Elementary after LaWana McKenzie departs. Kitchings is an Allendale Elementary principal with ties to Wagener and a background in elementary administration.
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