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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 2005
Page
2
Reader reacts to theft of two Christmas trees from graveside and shares anger at the college president's remarks on women in science. Other letters praise sheriff’s response to a Graniteville incident and congratulate Aiken High School students.
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Langley Rhonell Williams and other former Jacksonville School students celebrate a historical marker honoring the 1895 1936 two story school at 351 Huber Clay Road. Restored by Jacob Field, the building now serves as Jacksonville Community Commission headquarters.
Volunteers for the American Association of University Women organize donations for the 44th Annual Book Fair to be held March 4 and 5 at the old Belk building in Kalmi a Plaza Richland Avenue. Attic treasures donations accepted Saturdays and Tuesdays. proceeds support scholarships for women and girls.
City editor Michael Gibbons responds to reader concerns about replacing Dave Barry with Michael Gibbons. Barry announced a year end leave of absence and Gibbons says he will step aside to allow Barry to reclaim his Sunday morning spot if he returns to write there.
Lions from Aiken to Charleston gathered at First Baptist Church for the District 32-B Mid-Winter Rally. Lowell Bonds highlighted Lions Club work in blindness programs and a $5 million pledge for tsunami relief.
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