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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1970

Page

5

Aiken Masonic Officers Lineup Across Lodges in Photo

Aken Commandery No 14 Knights Templar officers led by Recorder C E Sanders and Emminent Commander W J Knopp pose with Junior Warden W K Murray Prelate W F Bond Generalissimo W W Driggers and others. Aiken Council No 23 Royal and Select Masters officers include Treasurer Jos C Rodgers Deputy Master B C Jumper and Captain of the Guard F M Thornton. Kadoshlayah Chapter No 14 Royal Arch Masons officers feature Treasurer Jos C Rodgers Master of Third Veil R E Meador Royal Arch Captain Mark Toney and others. Aiken Masonic Lodge 156 AFM officers list Front row Steward Silas B Knight Deacon W F Bond and others with back row including Master Joseph C Rodgers and Secretary Oscar Coplon.

Aiken Commandery No. 14 Knights Templar C.E. Sanders W.K. Murray W.F. Bond W.W. Driggers J.G. Harkins W.J. Knopp P.E. England B.C. Jumper C.E. Murphy Joseph C. Rogers C.E. Polatty F.M. Thornton Aiken Council Jos. C. Rodgers JG. Harkins B.W. Trumpler Kadoshlayah Chapter No Royal Arch Masons R.E. Meador Royal Arch Mark Toney Mark Trumpler J.G. Dover King Sojurner Scribe Aiken Masonic Lodge AFM Silas B. Knight David L. Jhant John G. Harkins W.C. Church Ray Hydrick E.T. Dietz Joseph C. Rodgers M.G. Harrington Oscar Coplon

Weekend Fatalities Reported Across South Carolina

The Associated Press lists ten weekend deaths across South Carolina from cane field fire hangings and road and water accidents. Victims include James Pace, 80, near Easley. Kenneth Williamson, 13, McColl. William Errie Clark, 12, Anderson. Julian Earl Shelley, 38, Myrtle Beach. George Wendell Causey, 18, Conway. James Earl Minor, Pawleys Island. Robert M. Inman, 18, Columbia. Harold Fred Aiken, 23, near Walterboro. Edward Holden, 21, Seneca. and David Spires, 17, Sumter, in various incidents across the state.

Associated Press South Carolina James’ Thomas Pace Easley Kenneth Williamson McColl Greenville William Errie Clark Anderson Julian Earl Shelley Myrtle Beach George Wendell Causey Conway James Earl Minor Pawley's Island Columbia Robert M. Inman Harold Fred Aiken Walterboro Green Pond Edward Holden Seneca D.C David Spires Sumter U.S. 76

Whites Outnumber Negroes As Eligible Voters in South Carolina

In the June 9 Democratic primary, registered voters show 655,912 whites to 213,076 Negroes statewide. Williamsburg County is the sole county with more Negro voters, 6,853 to 6,822, while Allendale, Fairfield, and Jasper report close racial splits.

Columbia South Carolina The Election Commission Williamsburg Allendale Fairfield Jasper

Denver bowler Joe Ottero rolls 300 for 100th Colorado perfect game

Joe Ottero of Denver bowled a 300 game to mark the 100th perfect performance in Colorado bowling since 1921. The milestone reflects a long history of flawless scores in the state.

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