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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1985
Page
6
A humorous look at the rise of natural dog fare as Lick Your Chops in Westport sells oatmeal cookies and garlic biscuits. The narrator contrasts human and canine tastes, noting family resistance to healthy eating and imagining a dog thinking about lentil soup and fennel.
November fifth marks Washington Allston's birthday born 1779 in South Carolina died 1843 in Massachusetts. Guy Fawkes Day recalls the 1605 Gunpowder Plot with parliament bonfires and a 1606 law establishing a day of thanksgiving observed nationwide.
USC Aiken appoints Bob Levy as technical director of the Etherredge Center and assistant theatre professor. He will teach Introduction to Theatre Arts and Stagecraft, supervise the theatre lab, and direct a spring production Scenes and Revelations. Levy, 29, holds two BU degrees and an MFA, and resides in Aiken with his wife Sherry.
CALLOM ILL AP A man who cleaned his wallet found a three month old Lotto ticket that won 138 646 dollars. Brian Huff 23 bought the ticket at Azz Izz Lounge Piper City and will receive a taxed payout. He plans to bank the windfall and not quit his job.
The Rev. Sara White, a 29 year old itinerant Methodist minister, serves Salley Neeses and Springfield from a three parish circuit. She travels weekly among the towns, meeting congregants in homes and at church events, balancing duties across three churches and hospitals. The South Carolina Conference notes a high share of women clergy with about 52 women serving in the denomination. White stresses inclusive faith and small town bonds shaped by kitchen-table visits and community presence.
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