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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1986

Page

5

Pastor James King Leads Diverse First Baptist Church Trust

Dr. James M. King, new pastor of Aiken's First Baptist Church, emphasizes caring and personal communication. He supports diversity over tradition, aims to teach moral Christian living in a secular culture, and plans the church to influence Baptist life in the city while welcoming all.

James M. King Aiken First Baptist Church Chapin Baptist Church FBC King Dr. King Jesus Baptist Church Chapin

Aiken's Makin event drops industrial exhibits for this year

Aiken's Makin' festival on Sept 19 20 drops Industrial Exhibits due to remodel of the Municipal Building and auditorium unavailability. Susan Burkhart of the Aiken Chamber notes the exhibits return next year with a improved venue and the rest of the festival continues with arts crafts tastings antique car show and live entertainment.

Aiken Susan Burkhart

Aiken March of Dimes Plans Phone Project

The Aiken County chapter of the March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation schedules a Phone a Chat project chaired by Sherry Flynn with Jimmie Berry coordinating. Other projects include Mothers March in January and Walk America in April.

Aiken County March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation Sherry Flynn Jimmie Berry March of Dimes Walk America

Early Pre-School Advantage Reduces Crime Says Aiken Kiwanis

Tammy Hassell-Bone of Aiken Technical College spoke to the Kiwanis Club about how quality preschool care lowers later crime and delinquency. She cited a study where preschool attendees showed higher first grade scores and less need for special ed, with better employment and lower arrest rates by age 20. The club meets Thursdays at Houndslake Azalea Room.

Tammy Hassell-Bone Hassell-Bone Aiken Technical College Kiwanis Club United States Francis Gosnell Robert Barnett Houndslake

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