Chamber Honors Four Aikenites At Annual Banquet
The Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce festooned four outstanding locals at its banquet. Man of the Year Carl W. Littlejohn Jr. leads Graniteville Co. and heads Helping Hands Inc., the Serto ma Club and Red Cross chapter. Woman of the Year Jeane Hall edits the Aiken Standard Today page and champions beautification projects. Todd Gladden, USC Aiken freshman president, is active in campus leadership. Special award goes to C Marshall Cain, aide to Governor-elect James B. Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce
Carl W. Littlejohn Jr
Graniteville Co
Helping Hands Inc
Sertoma Club
Aiken County Red Cross
Douglas R
Jeane) Hall
Aiken Standard
Hall
Garden Club Council of
Aiken
Todd Gladden
Herbert J. Gladden Jr
University of South Carolina
C. Marshall Cain
James B. Edwards
South Carolina
Cain
Aiken residents praise charity drive and road concerns
A letter praises a Christmas party at Oakwood and Kalmin Hill Schools with thanks to local businesses and individuals. It also urges careful road planning on Whiskey Road to avoid harming the city’s beauty and suggests pedestrian and bike paths and shuttle parking. A second letter commends Adult Development Center art work and urges visitors to support the center’s crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakwood
Kalmia Hill
Santa Claus
Augusta Road
Stress on Politicians Wives Read in Public Strain
The piece surveys how political life harms spouses from Adlai Stevenson to Margaret Trudeau and Pat Nixon. It notes exhausted, hospitalized figures like Joan Kennedy and Betty Ford, plus Martha Mitchell, Martha Rockefeller, and others. The insight links egocentric pursuit, public glare, and personal toll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harvey
Nixon
San Francisco
Joseph Alioto
Adlai Stevenson
Bill Vaughn
Canada
Margaret Trudeau
Trudeau
Joan Kennedy
Betty Ford
Happy Rockefeller
Washington
Pat Nixon
Rockefeller
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
John Tunney
Martha Mitchell
Torture Letters From Argentina Cuba and Chile Stir Outcry
The piece reports on letters from torture victims in Argentina Cuba and Chile describing brutality under military regimes. It highlights Olga Talamante a 25 year old US citizen tortured in Azul Argentina and Antonio Cuesta Valle a blind Cuban prisoner who writes poetry and conducts clandestine services from prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brazil
Fidel Castro
Olga Talamante
Azul
Argentina
California
Talamante
University of California In
Santa Cruz
United States
Rebecca Estrada
Rozanne Weissman
Chile
Antonio Cuesta Valle
Cuba
Questa
Eugenio Zaldivar
Cuesta
Age of accountability in biblical teaching for teens
The article discusses the Bible’s stance on accountability, noting no exact age but a gradual development from infancy. It traces Hebrew training at age four and Jesus at age twelve, urging early spiritual instruction and ongoing Christian growth for children and teenagers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.G.P
Christ
Jerusalem Temple
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Civic Leaders of America
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Church
Congress
God
R. W. Peterson
Schroder St
McKints
Harrison Auto Sales
Augusta
St. Thaddeus
Conrad Hartzog
James Busbee
Jack Osborn
Alex Cord
Pamela B. Thornton Kirby C. Holley
Kalmin Hill School
Whiskey Road
Laurens
Coker Spring
Hopelands
Doreen B. Dickson
Grace Circle
Lancaster Avenue
Patsy McManaway
Polly Baker
Marion Smoland
Jeannie Wehler
Lynwood Drive
Samuel A. Cothran
Robert D. Cathcart
Billy Graham
Citizen Smith
Reester Edi
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