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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1985
Page
9
U.S. Trade Representative William Brock will deliver the commencement address at USC A May 10 in the Student Activities Center at 7 30 p m. Over 200 degree candidates are expected. A nursery will operate in room 112. Brock serves in Reagan's cabinet as chief trade advisor and international trade negotiator and chairs the trade policy committee.
The Ai ken Administrative Area One Advisory Council will meet Thursday at South Aiken High School with a closed session at 5 30 p m and an open session at 7 p m The public is invited listing Area I schools including Ai ken High South Aiken Kennedy Middle Scho field Aiken Elementary East Aiken Lau rens St Elementary Lever Elementary Millbrook Elementary North Aiken Elementary and Oakwood Windsor Elementary
Schofield Middle School schedules a 7:30 p.m. PTO meeting with officer elections and awards for students teachers and volunteers. Kennedy Middle School and Southen High School collaborate on a joint spring concert at 7:30 p.m. in the South Aiken Highnasium featuring seventh and eighth graders along with the South Aiken Jazz Ensemble and the South Aiken Symphonic Band. Admission is charged.
The 108th Baptist Educational and Missionary Convention of South Carolina opens tonight at Harper Sego Church with up to 1,000 delegates. Leaders from 72 associations attend as Rev. George E. Weaver speaks, and a $1 million mission budget is anticipated.
Rev. George E. Weaver of Aiken will headline the 7 o’clock session of the 108th Baptist Educational and Missionary Convention of South Carolina at Friendship Baptist Church. Weaver, former pastor of Mt Olive Baptist Church in Fort Lauderdale, led a church with over 4 000 members and has a long record in school integration and civic leadership in North Carolina and Florida.
North Augusta officials certified election results at a council meeting as Mayor elect Thomas W. Greene and Council members elect William L. Gray Earl Sasser and Ellen S Smith took the oath of office administered by Municipal Judge Thomas P. Murphy. Greene pledged to represent the voices of the people and improve city communications.
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