Massie to Speak at Savannah Chem Society Banquet
Dr. Samuel P. Massie Jr. of the U S Naval Academy will address the Savannah River Section of the American Chemical Society during their annual ladies night banquet at the Pinnacle Club in Augusta. Social at 6 30 p m buffet at 7 p m speaker at 8 45 p m. topic Man Molecules and the Mind covers newer mental health drugs.
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Samuel P. Massie, Jr
U.S. Naval Academy
Savannah River
American Chemical Society
Pinnacle Club
Augusta
Massie
Kelly Seeks Seat on County Board
Larry Kelly of Warrenville 25 year old former USCA journalism student filed for the seven member Aiken County Board of Commissioners. He paid a 250 dollar fee to run in Administrative Area 3 as a Democratic candidate. Kelly, a Warrenville resident and activist, has written for The Augusta Chronicle and earned civic awards despite lifelong paralysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Kelly
Warrenville
USCA
Aiken County
Augusta Chronicle
State and
Aiken Standard
American Legion
Kelly
Columbia
Death of Jack B. Odom 59 of Barnwell
Jack B. Odom 59 died yesterday in Augusta. Funeral services are today at 3 p.m. at Mole Funeral Home Chapel Barnwell, with burial in Blackville cemetery. A native of Blackville he retired from the U S Army in 23 years service in 1958. He is survived by a sister Mrs. Lucille Still of Barnwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnwell
Jack B. Odom
Augusta
Mole Funeral Home Chapel
Blackville
Odom
U.S. Army
Lucille Still
J Victor Rearden dies after extended illness Montmorenci
J Victor Rearden 72 of Montmorenci died Sunday in Aiken County Hospital after an extended illness. Funeral 4 p.m. tomorrow at Montmorenci Baptist Church officiated by Revs. Carr Parsons and Gladden Jr. Burial in church cemetery. Pallbearers listed. honorary pallbearers include the church class and Moseley Barrack. Survived by widow Laura Woodward Rearden two sisters a brother and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Victor Rearden
Montmorenci
Aiken County
Montmorenci Baptist Church
Donald Carr
Barbee Parsons
Herbert J. Gladden Jr
W.W. West
Olin Redd
W.H. Jenkins
J.A. Widener
C.J. Watson
Arlie Scott
Mandle Surasky
Lee Garvin
Gaines Moseley Barrack
Belvedere Woman Mrs Brooks Dies After Illness
Mrs. Dorothy Brooks of Belvedere died Saturday after a brief illness. Funeral arrangements are to be announced by Nix Funeral Home. Survived by her husband Willie F Brooks, Jr and Connie Madison of North Augusta, five sisters and three brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belvedere
Dorothy Brooks
Nix Funeral Home
Willie F. Brooks Jr
Connie Madison
North Augusta
Aiken Standard masthead and pricing notice
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes each afternoon except weekends. Mail and carrier rates are listed. address is 124 Rutland Drive, Aiken South Carolina 29801. The paper carries AP and United Press International news with republication rights reserved. No responsibility for ad omissions. corrections in next issue at no extra cost.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
United Press International
GOP Forum Sets Platform Hearing in Aiken
The South Carolina Republican Party will hold a public forum in Aiken on Wednesday to draft the 1972 platform. The 7 PM session at the Court House is open to oral or written input, moderated by Dan Ross of Blackville. It marks the fifth such hearing after Florence, Charleston, Greenville, and Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
South Carolina
Republican Party
Aiken
Court House
Dan Ross
Blackville
S.C
Florence
Charleston
Greenville
Aiken Hospital Open House Showcases New Medical Equipment
Aiken County Hospital hosts an open house Friday to display recently acquired devices including heart pacemakers and a peritoneal dialysis machine. Nurses under Joe Farmer guide the exhibit honoring Florence Nightingale and nursing schools across the country with caps and pins on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County Hospital
Joe Farmer
Florence Nightingale
Center School PTA Meeting With Sheriff
The Center School Parent Teacher Organization will meet at 7 30 p m tomorrow to hear Sheriff Paul Grant discuss the drug situation. The rooms will be open from 7 to 7 30 p m for visitation and new officers will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center
Paul Grant
LBC Junior Miss Rhea Beard Captivates Crowd at Pageant
Rhea Beard won LBC Junior Miss title at Langley Bath Clearwater High School beating 12 contestants. She earned talent top spot with As Long As He Needs Me and wore a pink chiffon gown. First runner up Donna Freeby praised for scholastic ranking. second runner up Shelia McGee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Rhea Beard
LBC
Miss Beard
Debbie Burton
Langley-Bath-Clearwater High School
J.D. Beard
Rhea
Augusta College
Donna Freeby
Miss Freeby
Donald E. Freeley
Medical College of Georgia
Shelia McGee
Horace McGee
Debbie Weathers
North Augusta Area Sees Need for 107 New Classrooms
North Augusta Belvedere growth prompts officials to project 107 new classrooms or four schools in three years at about 4 million dollars. Immediate need cited as nine rooms, then 63 rooms for 1972-73 and 107 for 1973-74 enrollment. population expected to rise to 18,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Augusta
North Augusta- Belvedere
W.C. Reinig
Area 2 Advisory Council
Bill McKie
Deadline Extended for County Office Filings in 1972 Election
The county government bill allows a 30 day filing period after its effective date, extending deadlines for seven county commission offices to mid April or later. GOP officials urge candidates to declare intent to stay informed of changes. Democratic leaders note filing remains open until March 25 per court order, with possible further extension depending on circumstances. Legislative race filings await federal panel ruling on reapportionment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennelsy
Hennelly
GOP
Col. L.W. Warner
John Harte Jr
Senate
House
Aiken USO Closes After Seven Years Of Service
USO in Aiken ends operations March 11 due to declining attendance. Volunteer director Sol Cohen praises the many groups aiding the USO including churches, civic clubs, the National Association of Civil Service, Owens Corning, Kimberly Clark, and the USO Junior Volunteers.
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Aiken
USO
Sol Cohen
USC
Cohen
St. Mary Help of Christian Catholic Church
St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church
St. John’s United Methodist Church
Aiken South Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Millbrook Baptist Church
Memorial Baptist Church
National Association of Civil Service
Owens-Corning
Kimberly-Clark
Pilot Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Post
Adathieshur Synagogue
Business and Professional Women's Club
Town and Country Club
Aiken United’ Fund
Crosland Park Senior Citizen Club
Aiken Uso
Aiken Girls Propose Downtown Mall Monument Plan
Downtown Aiken students led by Roland Windham gather support for a permanent grassy mall in the heart of the city. They collected 300 petition names and aim for 3004, seeking talks with property owners and merchants after submitting their petition. The plan envisions a unifying memorial rather than parades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ager
Roland Windham
Aiken
Perry
Schools to Sponsor Heyday Tomorrow
Aiken County Schools will sponsor a Heyday event on Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. in front of the main offices on Edgefield Avenue. About 30 representatives from publishing firms will showcase low literacy materials. Three two hour workshops follow at 3 45 p.m. on Adjunct Education, Math in Perspective, and Phonics Primer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County
Edgefield Avenue
L.B. Ergle
Norman Woodward
Jo Ann Huskey
Jefferson Fame wins Aiken Cup at local harness meet
The final race on the card, the Aiken Cup, went to Jefferson Fame owned by Schultz and driven by Fred Bradbury. Jefferson Aiken, driven by Gerald Reider, posted the day’s fastest time. The meet featured several Schultz string horses, noted wins, and strong crowd activity with limited mishaps.
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Jefferson Fame
Schultz
Fred Bradbury
Aiken
Jefferson Aiken
Gerald Reider
Professor
Reider
Trotwood Roy
Doreen Racine
Fred Racine
Buck Minniear
Ranger Stables
Sentimentalist
Frank Bowling
Dervileville
Ohio
Tri Centinal
J. M. King
Simpsonville
E.L. Martin
Hymnliner
Herman Graham
Salon, Ill
Jerry Graham
F.P. Smith
Skydiver set East Coast civilian freefall record in Orangeburg
Larry Dempsey, 24, freefell 30 350 feet ending in a plowed field eight miles west of Orangeburg airport. A German Shepherd chased him after landing but he was uninjured. The jump, his 369th, must be FAA verified and surpassed the 27 000 foot previous record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeburg
Larry Dempsey
Dempsey
Federal Aviation Administration
Hitchhikers Lose Clothes Near Yemassee on Trip to Miami
Two Newton Junior College students report four men stole more than 400 dollars worth of clothes and supplies after hitchhiking to Miami. The maroon GTO drivers stopped at Jinks Grocery Yemassee, then left as the pair entered the store. Police search continues as officers corroborate details and note two men face narcotics charges in Camden New Jersey.
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Yemassee
Miami
Fla
John Gutawaskie
Don Tobin
Newton Junior College
Newtonville
Mass
Washington, D.C
Jinks
Camden
N.J
Ratton Yeomens
Sheriff's Department
State Highway Patrol
Chiles to Address Governors Dinner in Columbia
U S Senator Lawton Chiles Jr D Florida will address a governors dinner March 28 in Columbia at the Carolina Coliseum. The State Democratic Convention starts the following day with a $100 annual sustaining member contribution required for party membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
U.S
Lawton M. Chiles Jr
D-Fla
Carolina Coliseum
Two North Augusta Break-Ins Under Investigation
North Augusta police probe two weekend larcenies with $95 taken from Delores Mays residence at Colony Court Apt 7F and a car theft of a tape player six tapes from Willie Thomas at 214 Clermont St Belvedere. Authorities also investigate vandalism at Lake View housing project with BB gun window damage.
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North Augusta
Delores Mays
Colony Court Apt
Belvedere
Willie Thomas
Clermont St
Lake View
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Chemical Society
S.P. Massie JR
Graniteville
Rearden
James Wesley
Aliie Quinby Rearden
Laura Woodward Rearden
James D. Crout
Walterboro
Edgar L. Blakely
Clinton
W. Laurie Rearden
Savannah
Willie F. Brooks
Aiken Hospital
Center School
PTA
Bee
Manning Weathersbee
Angela Whiddon
Renzo Whiddon
N. Augusta
Grimball
NOAA
US Dept of Commuter
AMA
Plains
Pacific Northwest
Upper
Great Lakes
Midwest
Mississippi Valley
Maill
Pam Leverett
Missie Sanders
Lynn Herndon
Linda Hindman
Peggy Penlands
Keri Crytzer
Paul L. Springer
Washington Post
Bradberry
Lara
Jefferson Gal
Lowery Hwy
Windsor
S.C. News
John R. Tiller
Tiller
State Forestry Commission
Forestry Commission
Chiles
Laurens & Barnwell
Eckerd’s Drug Mitchell Shopping
Veterans Bar
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