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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1998

Page

5

Aiken bank seeks to open new branch

People's Community Bank filed with the FDIC to establish a new branch in the former Aiken Office Supply building on Park Avenue. Chairman Tommy Wessinger said offices already exist in the back, and state and federal approvals are pending before the branch can open. The bank operates on Whiskey Road in Aiken and in North Augusta, starting in October 1997 with assets over 17 million after four months.

People’s Community Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Commission Aiken Park Avenue Tommy Wessinger FDIC State Board of Financial Institutions Wessinger Whiskey Road North Augusta People's Community Bank

Lily beds offer popular daylilies for garden use

Mrs Cothran details how to select and plant lilies, care tips, and pricing. Her beds are open to the public 9 am to dark Monday through Saturday and 2 pm Sunday. callers should ring 649 2346 before visiting. Plants sell for 2 to 3 dollars per fan with exotic varieties higher. Continuous sun and light, sandy soil aid growth and blooms.

X Files style tease and retailer antitrust note in brief

A passage blends pop culture riffs on The X Files with a note that the Federal Trade Commission asked for more information about antitrust issues concerning Mercantile owner JB White stores. Separately Kansas City leaders announced a Dillard's agreement including an apology for past minority missteps after a black shopper won a million-dollar award.

Federal Trade Commission Mercantile JB White Heritage Square Aiken Kansas City Dillard's Inc Dillard's Emanuel Cleaver

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