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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1973
Page
13
Allied Gulf Nuclear Services seeks an experienced executive secretary for their Barnwell South Carolina offices. The ad calls for a minimum of three years experience and offers top pay for qualified candidates. For appointment call 9 to 5 weekdays at 279-7330.
Real estate ads in this newspaper adhere to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 prohibiting discrimination based on race color religion or national origin. The notice informs readers all dwellings advertised are available on an equal opportunity basis. Nearby listings include home and appliance offers with prices and contact numbers.
Evangelist Billy Graham closed a seven night crusade at Atlanta Stadium after drawing over 266000 listeners to a crime free neighborhood. In a 30 minute sermon from a blue rostrum he preached ten commandments for home life and urged family unity. Security by 128 officers reported no muggings during crusade hours and about 175000 dollars was donated in nightly offerings.
Ike Noyes of Prime Meats Inc offered a pair of free steaks to customers between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday. The event drew a long line, exhausted supplies, and rain checks for about 4 500 steaks with expectations of another 500 later. Noyes and manager Chet Majewski described the plan to build goodwill and future sales.
Gordy was installed as president of the Jackson Lions' Club in Jackson last night. Maxie Stevenson became the new first vice president with EE Steed as second vice president and Jim Kight as third vice president. Henry Risher is lion tamer and Don Smith the tail twister, with Gene Coleman of Belvedere installing officers and urging Lions Clubs membership growth.
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