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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1984

Page

5

Aiken Arts Scene Grows From 19th Century Roots to 1985

Aiken’s cultural life traces from 1890s church singing and piano lessons to a booming 20th century scene with the Opera House, Will Rogers and Hofmann performances, and later roots like the Aiken County Arts Council and USC Aiken Ethridge Center. The narrative highlights key figures, venues, and milestones shaping local arts.

Young artists create outdoor environmental sculpture in Aiken park

In Aiken on Park Avenue a group of Rose Hill Art Center youth ages eight to fourteen completed a walk through environmental sculpture tied to magnolia trees and telephone poles. Led by instructor Phyllis Barnard with Kim Keats, the week long workshop taught drawing painting and sculpture using everyday materials.

Park Avenue Aiken Phyllis Barnard Rose Hill Art Center Ms. Barnard Parkway Kim Keats Rose Hill

Army College Fund boosts tuition for 13 Aiken recruits

The Army will help pay college tuition for 13 Aiken residents who enlisted last year. Eligible entrants must be high school graduates in the top half of ASVAB and joining the Army for the first time. The plan starts with a $2,400 soldier deposit matched by the government to $4,800, plus an $8,000 incentive, totaling $15,200 after two years. three- to four-year contracts add $12,000 more to reach $20,100. All accounts are managed by the Veterans Administration and details are at the Aiken Army Recruiting Station.

Aiken Charleston Augusta Schroder Thorpe Ford McCracken John Whittier Greenleaf Chicago E.L. Legare Helen Forrest Groves Recorder The Ladies Home Journal U.S.A Canada Strauss U.S. Army Armed Services ASVAB Army Army College Fund Veterans Administration

Stolen AKC Pomeranian Believed Linked to 1984 Toyota

Roy R. Metz of Bath reported an AKC registered orange male Pomeranian stolen from his home between 11 p m June 13 and 8 08 a m June 14. The rear gate was open and a black 1984 Toyota is suspected in the incident per an Aiken County Sheriff’s Department report.

Bath Roy R. Metz Aiken County Sheriff’s Department Metz

Tank Ruling Expected in North Augusta Edgefield Dispute

A Second Circuit court ruling by Judge Rodney Peeples looms on the water tank site dispute between North Augusta and Edgefield. Edgefield argues the proposed location near I 20 and US 25 encroaches on its water district and could divert customers. Master Beasley recently recommended an injunction barring North Augusta from building the tank in Edgefield district.

Second Circuit Rodney Peeples North Augusta Edgefield U.S. 25 Edgefield Water District Master In Equity Alex Beasley

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Charlotte Cassels Will Rogers George Arliss Joseph Hofmann New York Buick State Theater Journal and Review Aiken Recorder I.M. Hendricks Fred Astaire Life Magazine Astaire Msg Aiken Music Teachers Association Barbara Scott Aiken Artist Guild Mary Toole Jean Huntoon Bobby Cheetham Heart Fund Clarence Jolley Vic Monteng Oo Ray Price S.C. Opera Guild Nancy Aiken Historic Foundation James Robert McCreary Aiken County Arts Council Usc-Aiken Ethridge Center University Aiken County Council Phyllis Bernard Ican Phil Aiken U.S. Army Carousel York SE Admiral Home Appliances LABOR Pine Log RD
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