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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 27, 2007
Page
1
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Aiken Standard business offices will be closed on Memorial Day with normal hours resuming Tuesday. Readers are invited to engage via TalkBack and Classic TalkBack while the paper notes changes and continuities in community dialogue.
Dannah Pike recalls the Memorial Day parade as the Aiken Marine Corps League marks the event with about 200 entries and large spectator turnout. Organizers praise smooth running while veterans and families honor those who sacrificed for freedom. Best entry awarded to Robert Shellhouse of Shellhouse Funeral Home.
Two women observe the Aiken Memorial Day parade as service members march by. One woman is retired and the other remains in duty prompting a stronger posture, waving small American flags and sharing a quiet, hopeful smile amid flashing colors and drums.
A McCormick man died after an SUV rear ended a truck in Edgefield County Saturday. Jermaine Carroll 32 of 18 Lily Lake Road McCormick died from neck and head injuries despite wearing a seat belt. Officials note five traffic fatalities in the state that day as the holiday weekend begins peak travel season.
In Boston at Victory Chapel Church basement a pair of women preached real estate bounty while encouraging purchases of nearby properties. Valerie Hayes, skeptical, wondered about mortgage timelines as 800 LOANS appears on page 144.
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