Change In Shoe Business For The Coleman Family
C. T. Coleman and son C. T. Jr. run rival Laurens Street shoe stores in Aiken. New manager Ruby Long at Phillips Shoes and adjusted pricing aim to boost volume as Coleman nears retirement. Brand shoes priced $2 to $3 below suggested retail.
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C.T. Coleman
C.T. Jr
Buddy
Aiken
Laurens Street
Coleman
Phillips Shoes
C.T
Ruby Long
Phillips
Buddy Coleman
Hungry Bull
Hungry Bull Family
Western Steer
al Baker
Roger Hogan
Rose’s
Minnie May Eubanks
Aiken Rose’s
Local and Economic Updates From Regional Businesses
Jordan has been an insurance adjuster since 1977 in Chesterfield and Greenville and is USC educated. Dr J Phillip Gingrey named Fellow of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. Charles Stulb joins National Car Rental of Augusta as rental agent. SBA to run marketing workshop June 26 at Midlands Technical College Columbia. Augusta College hosts real estate preparatory course July 22 to August 16. Economy outlook shows few offices and more production hiring, per BNA survey.
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Who’s Who
Shirley Robertson
Lyon-Croft-Weeks
South Carolina
National Association of Realtors
Jordan
Chesterfield
Greenville
University of South Carolina
Gingrey
J. Phillip Gingrey
Helen G. Gingrey
Aiken
American College of Obstetricians
The
Medical College of Georgia
Marietta
Charles Stulb
North Augusta
National Car Rental of
Augusta
Stulb
Southeastern Academy
Kissimee
Fla
Small Business Administration
Midlands Technical College
Columbia
Perry C. Hopkins
Beltline
P.O. Box Q
S.C
D.C
Investing Feature Opens Plain Talk On Finance Basics
Aiken Standard launches a weekly column demystifying investing for lay readers. It will cover topics from shareholders and bonds to the mechanics of the market, with clear definitions and no hot tips. Readers are invited to request subjects to discuss.
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Aiken Standard
Tobacco sales abroad studied by cooperative leaders
Myrtle Beach AP report says the Flue-Cured Leaf Tobacco Cooperative Stabilization Corp based in Raleigh is studying foreign sales of loan tobacco if federal rules change. The five state growers group notes interest on 1975 76 and 77 crops accrues at 85000 a day and warns sale at a loss if prices rise.
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Myrtle Beach
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia
U.S
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Fred G. Bond
The
Nual
Bright-Belt Warehouse Association
Bright-Belt
Warehouse Association
Raleigh
Bond
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