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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1972
Page
3
A writer notes Fenninger’s no-economy theorem as birds in the yard drain savings. He counts 80 birds daily, spends 20 pounds weekly on seed, and jokes about Crown Derby cup plans. The birds cost money but provide memories and a lively, chaotic garden frontier.
The Andrick Corp led by George B. Jamme outlines a 2 1/2 acre Hilton Head project featuring condominium apartments town houses and a hotel on the northeast coast. The plan starts with condos and townhouses then a 200 room hotel with a restaurant and convention facilities. An official noted 8 6 million will fund a nearby golf course while 12 million targets Amelia Island development.
The Citizens for Valley Progress organized this week with officers named led by president Joe Norris. The 12 member board includes Clyde Strom and Grady Padgett. aims to unite Valley residents from Vaucluse to Clearwater for education recreation and civic welfare. Initiation fees and monthly dues are set, and meetings occur at 7 30 p m on the third Tuesday at the Langley Clubhouse.
Youth at South Aiken Pentecostal Church raised $500 for the church building fund in a church sponsored contest. Prizes included watches donated by church members. Twelve qualifying participants earned prizes. named winners include Cindy Joye and Lisa Williamson among others.
Miss Susan M. Hahn promoted by Southern Bell Telephone Company to School Representative for the Orangeburg District based in Aiken. A 1966 Aiken High School graduate, she attended USC Aiken extension and graduated in June from Augusta College. She began as an operator in 1965 while in school and has served as instructor and service assistant before this assignment.
A USC study shows 1969 manufacturing made 58.35 percent of Aiken County personal income, far above 1929. Services and trade follow, with per capita income at 3749 and state comparisons noting Beaufort 3922, state 2737, nation 3699.
South Carolina faces a ruling on whether to issue a charter for a new Ku Klux Klan group led by Spar tanburg plumber Robert Scoggin named Invisible Empire Knights of the Ku Klux Klan South Carolina Realm. The existing Klan group objects saying the name is too similar.
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