Author tells club Save your receipts
Angie Whaley LeClerc, author of An Antebellum Plantation House hold, including the South Carolina Receipts and Remedies of Emily Wharton Sinkler, spoke to Town and Country about Emily Sinkler and her life in Philadelphia and at a South Carolina cotton plantation. The program covered Emily’s scrap book with letters from Philadelphia to her family and home remedies, spanning the antebellum era through the Civil War. The club meets monthly at Etherredge Center with Ellie Keen as president and Cynthia Peacock introducing the speaker.
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Angie Whaley LeClerc
Phia Emily
Philadelphia
Charles Sinkler
Idella Bodie Honored by South Carolina Toastmasters
The South Carolina Toastmasters awarded Idella Bodie of Aiken the Commun ication and Leadership Award for 1999 at the winter conference in Columbia. Bodie, a Columbia College English graduate raised in Ridge Spring, taught 31 years and authored 13 books since 1971. Previous recipients include Thurmond Riley Campbell and Westmoreland.
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South Carolina
Idella Bodie
Aiken
Columbia
C&l
Toastmasters International Organization
Strom Thurmond
Richard Riley
Carroll Campbell
Bobby Richardson
Marshall Cain
William Westmoreland
Frank Blair
Alex Sanders
Patricia Hill
Bodie
Hill
Columbia College
Grandville Exchange Club honors February outstanding students
GRANITEVILLE The Gran iteville Exchange Club named three February Students of the Month at a luncheon at Midland Valley Country Club. Cari Willis, Shaena Rouse, and Emily Willis, all 13, attend Leavelle McCampbell Middle School and Langly Bath Clearwater Middle School. Each earned recognition for academics and activities including Beta Club, honor rolls, and music or sports pursuits.
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Graniteville
Graniteville Exchange Club
Midland Valley Country Club
Carl Willis
Shaena Lare Rouse
Emily Willis
Cari
Shaena
Byrd Elementary
Duke University
Emily
Langly-Bath- Clearwater Middle School
Steven Willis
Career and tech center students win multiple honors
Aiken County Career and Technology Center students earned top awards at competitions across Barnwell Colleton Coles Garrett and district events. Midland Valley High students Riley Taylor and Chris Ready won first in electricity and architectural drafting at Barnwell. Kenneth Thompson and Ben Smith placed second in auto technology and mechanical drafting for MVHS. Other MVHS competitors earned second third and fourth places in welding cosmetology and machine tool, with Shannon Ryals and Jason Moore winning and placing in environmental controls at Garrett Academy.
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Aiken County Career and Technology Center
Barnwell Career Center
Midland Valley High
Riley Taylor
Chris Ready
Kenneth Thompson
Aiken High
Ben Smith
MVHS
Joey Ball
Shannon Wilson
Silver Bluff High
Dean Kays
AHS
Colleton County
Michael Hull
Jennifer Rudder
Garrett Academy of Technology
Shannon Ryals
Jason Moore
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