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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

30 Jan 1984

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1984

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3

Decorative Arts Symposium Draws South Carolina Leaders

The Governor's Mansion Foundation hosted a two day decorative arts symposium at Aiken's Joye Cottage on Whiskey Road. S.C. Gov. and Mrs. Richard Riley attended as speakers and sponsors announced efforts to raise funds for the Governor's Mansion Complex restoration. Lectures featured Wen dell Garrett John M. Bryan Robert Mills and others with a black tie dinner and audience questions from about 70 guests. The foundation aims to acquire one notable piece per year reflecting South Carolina heritage, with future events in Greenville Florence Beaufort Georgetown and Columbia.

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Governor's Mansion Foundation Aiken Joye Cottage Whiskey Road Easy Street Cole Governor's Mansion Columbia Lace House Boylston House Joan G. Davis Charlotte N. Cassels George R Caskey Jr Ms. Davis Charleston Andrew Jackson Ralph E.W. Earle South Carolina Riley Foundation Ann Y. Riley Wendell D. Garrett Antiques Robert Mills John M. Bryan University of South Carolina Art South Robert P. Coggins M.D Marietta Thomas G. Schwenke New York City Bradford Rauschenberg Museum of Early Decorative Arts Winston-Salem N.C Low Country Rauschenberg William Murphy Walter Phelps John Ellis George Hi. Grant Robert Penland Leonard Browder Calhoun Lemon Michael J. Jump Barnwell Greenville Florence Beaufort Georgetown Joan Davis George J. Caskey Jr Governor’s Mansion Foundation New York Kathy Petty
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New Presbyterian Council Hears Merger Concerns

The merger of Northern and Southern Presbyterian churches progresses, said Rev. Dr. William Johnston of Ai ken First Presbyterian. The General Assembly Council of the PCUSA met in Columbia to hear Southern church concerns and plan merger steps amid ongoing reorganizations. Leaders describe positive attitudes, with ministers of different races seated together at Ladson service. Harmony Presbytery members noted initial opposition but now report churches moving to implement the Book of Order.

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Southern Presbyterian William Johnston Aiken First Presbyterian Church Johnston Aiken County Columbia General Assembly Council of the Presbyterian Church U.S.A Mary Carpenter Atlanta PCUSA United Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Church U.S J. Randolph Taylor Charlotte James Costen Interdenominational Theological Seminary Ladson Presbyterian Church Taylor Ladson William Arthur Shandon Presbyterian Church Fred Brogdon Jeff Aiken South Carolina Harmony Presbytery
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EPA Approves Grant for Pollution Control Facility

Washington DC third district congressman Butler Derrick announced a 21349 grant from the EPA to the Aiken County Public Service Authority for Horse Creek Valley Pollution Control Facility. Funds will update Phase I and develop Phase II reports for the pre treatment program amid a total program funding of 23 312259.

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EPA Washington, D.C Butler Derrick Environmental Protection Agency Horse Creek Valley Aiken County Public Service Authority
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Miles to Speak at USC Aiken on Black History Month program

Representative Mary Miles of Calhoun will speak at USC Aiken Sunday February 12 at 3 p.m. in the Student Activities Center. The event opens Black History Month activities at the school.

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Miles Usc-A Mary Miles D-Calhoun Usc-Aiken Ites Center
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