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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1996

Page

6

Aiken to Join 1996 March for Jesus Events

Aiken plans its 1996 March for Jesus with about 600 cities المشاركة in 1995. Jan Friday notes 1.5 million Christians moved Jesus to streets nationwide in 1995 and invites volunteers for May 25 starting at Second Baptist Church. The march runs downtown toward the County courthouse with praise, prayer, and Christian tracks distribution.

Aiken Jesus Christ United States Europe Second Baptist Church Hampton Ave Laurens Street Aiken County Praise

Six Midland Valley Young Ladies Compete For Junior Miss Title

Six Midland Valley area contestants vie for the 1996 Junior Miss Scholarship at Midland Valley High School Auditorium on March 16. Winners receive scholarships up to 500 dollars, with runners up earning 300 and 200 dollars plus flowers and plaques. Scholastic winner gets 150 dollars in U.S. Savings Bonds. Doors open 6 p.m. program starts 7 p.m. Tickets are five dollars from contestants.

Midland Valley Midland Valley High School Latoya Keishelle Kemp Brady Martha Kemp III Jennifer Marie ‘Thompson Danny Judy Thompson Elizabeth Lynn Nichols Bonnie U.S

Military Order Of World Wars Meeting In Augusta Area

The Aiken Augusta Chapter of the Military Order of World Wars will meet at 6 30 p m on Tuesday March 5 at Ming Wah Restaurant Augusta Georgia The schedule includes a four week grief education course every Monday March 4 April 1 at Aiken St Joseph Hospital 681 Silver Bluff Road 7 9 p m There is no charge to attend Call Martha Ebel or Ellen Snyder at 641 8220 for more information. Windsor Council Meeting In Windsor the monthly council meeting is set for Tuesday March 5 at 7 30 p m at the Community Building Mt Beulah Road For more information call 642 2646 VPSA Meeting In Gloverville the Valley Public Service Authority board of commissioners will meet Monday March 4 at the VPSA office Pine Street

Scott Webster Aiken Community Playhouse Two Notch Road Price Avenue Aiken Aiken-Augusta Military Order of World Wars Ming Wah Restaurant Wrightboro Road Augusta Aiken St. Joseph Hospital Silver Bluff Road Com Martha Ebel Ellen Snyder Windsor Mt. Beulah Road Valley Public Service Board Gloverville Valley Public Service Authority Board of Commissioners VPSA Pine Street

South Carolina eyes surge of HMOs and better care

South Carolina could see a burst of health maintenance organizations in the next year with nine active HMOs and eight new applications under review. Advocates predict lower costs and improved service, while critics warn more competition may hurt care quality and discuss a bill to allow patients to visit any doctor, risking undermining managed care.

South Carolina Spartanburg State Insurance Department Hmos Companion and Healthsource Ed Sellers Blue Cross Blue Shield of Glenn McConnell Charleston McConnell

Martins Sell Local McDonald’s Franchise After Seven-Year Run

Dianne and Herb Martin announce the sale of the Aiken McDonald’s to Gary and Madline Feuerhahn of Augusta, ending seven and a half years of night and day work. The Martins plan retirement to Valley, Alabama, and will remain active in their four restaurants until the closing.

Dianne Herb Martin McDonald’s Gary Madline Feuerhahn Augusta Martin Aiken Feueurhahns McDonald's Arkansas Feleut

South Carolina State marks century with tributes from judge speaker

ORANGEBURG AP A District of Columbia judge and the featured speaker at South Carolina State University's centennial celebration praised the university for producing stars and countless solid citizens who are the backbone of the nation. The speech urged the school to continue thriving for another 100 years.

Orangeburg South Carolina Paul R. Webber III District of Columbia South Carolina State University Webber

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