Audrey Ranson Crowned Aiken 1987 Junior Miss
Audrey Ranson, 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford Ranson, was named 1987 Junior Miss at USC Aiken Eth erredge Center. The South Aiken High School junior earns a 750 scholarship to college, 750 to USCA, 100 formalwear certificate, medallion and plaque, plus an all expense paid trip to the South Carolina Junior Miss competition. First runner up Tonya Smith and second runner up Melanie Simmons also earn scholarships and awards.
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Audrey Ranson
Aiken
USC Aiken
Miss Ranson
Clifford Ranson
South Aiken High School
College of
USCA
S.C
Competion
Tonya Smith
Melanie Simmons
Renee Hastings
Miss Hastings
Sandi Stone
Miss Smith
Alfred Smith
Miss Simmons
Charles G. Simmons
Lyndon Pate
Miss Stone
Frank Stone
Jody Lynn Smith Named Midland Valleys 1987 Junior Miss
Jody Lynn Smith was named Midland Valleys 1987 Junior Miss after sweeping awards for Scholastic Achievement Physical Fitness Creative and Performing Arts and Poise. She performed a gymnastics routine to War Games from Rocky IV to win the Talent Award and plans Furman University pediatrician career.
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Uslie Lockhart
Tanya Hodges
Langley
Jody Lynn Smith
Midland Valley
Midland Valley High School
Jody
Steve Smith
Dana Hammett
Traci Diane Swindell
Melvin Swindell
Lorinda Mestell Fulmer
Edward Fulmer
Valerie Jean Collinsworth
Albert Gosnell
Furman
Furman University
Teresa McKinney
South Carolina
Stevenson
Stevenson’s Tappettes
Chris Naylor
University Hospital
Augusta
Four KU Students Die In Fiery Train Car Crash
Lawrence Kansas police report four University of Kansas students died when a freight train struck their car as it turned from U S 24 onto a county road en route to a sorority barn party. Victims include Daniel J. McDevitt 19 Salina Joel D. Grantham 20 Overland Park Jennifer L. Jones 19 Manchester Missouri and Elizabeth Betsy Dunlap 21 Salina.
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Lawrence, Kan
University of Kansas
Chi Omega
Catherine Tuck
University of Mississippi
Oxford
Kansas
U.S. 24
Union Pacific
Kansas Highway Patrol
Daniel J. McDevitt
Salina
Joel D. Grantham
Overland Park
Jennifer L. Jones
Manchester
Elizabeth
Betsy’”’ Dunlap
Windom presents Thurber one man show at USC Aiken
William Windom veteran actor will perform his one man show Thurber I at USC Aiken Etherredge Center on Sunday April 26 at 4 p.m. The program outlines James Thurber life and work with Windom known for My World and Welcome to It. Box office details ticket prices and contact information provided.
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William Windom
Thuber
Windom
Thurber
USC Aiken
Etherredge Center
Watercolors On Display In Ninth Annual S C Watercolor Exhibit
The S C Watercolor Society awards show tours South Carolina and stops at the Aiken County Historical Museum April 1 to 30. Claude Croney of Cedar Key Florida judged the juried selections, with thirty paintings chosen for the traveling exhibit.
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S.C. Watercolor Society
Aiken County Historical Museum
S.C. State
Boston
Croney
Auditions Announced for The Fantasticks at St Angela Academy
Auditions for The Fantasticks are set for today and tomorrow at 7 p.m. at St Angela Academy 308 Berrie Road. Open to men and women 16 and older and to volunteers for sets costumes lighting or props. Bring music and material to read. John Swope to direct.
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St. Angela Academy
Berrie Road
Organ Concert Today At First Presbyterian Church
The Aiken Music Teachers Association presents Russell Patterson of First Presbyterian Church at 3 p.m. at the church. The program highlights the Casavant Organ with Bach Toccata and Fugue in D minor and Alain Litanies among pieces, admission is free to the public.
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Aiken Music Teachers’ Association
Russell Patterson
First Presbyterian Church
Savant Organ
Alain Litanies
Harpist Duo to Close Aiken Concert Series
Duo harpists Escola and Rado perform the final Aiken Community Concert Series show at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the Etherredge Center main theater. They have given over 75 North American concerts in the last two seasons. Tickets are for season subscribers only and none will be sold at the door.
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Escola and
Rado
Aiken
Etherredge Center
North American
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