Public auctions in Aiken with two subdivison parcels listed
Master in Equity invites bidders at the Aiken County Courthouse on December 1 1969 at 11 00 A M for two consecutive real estate sales. The first lot Lot 25 Block A Kennedy Colony fronts President Drive in Aiken district. the second Lot 10 Governor Aiken Park described in plat records. Both sales require 5 percent good faith deposits and cash on transfer with immediate bid compliance.
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Court OF Common Pleas
Aiken County
Alexander Hamilton Savings and Loan Association
Charlie Walter Langford
Aiken
South Carolina
China Springs
Kennedy Kolony
Associated Services
President Drive
Government
National Mortgage Association
Congress
William A. Howard
Alice M. Howard
Mills To Train Hard Core Unemployed In Textile Jobs
About 1 500 hard core unemployed will be trained for textile jobs by Woodside and Pacific Mills under contracts with the Labor Department and the National Alliance of Businessmen. Woodside will train over 1 100 at its Greenville and Pickens counties mills while Pacific Mills in Columbia will train 400. The Woodside contract is estimated at 2 to 3 million dollars and the Pacific contract at about 700 000 dollars. Pacific already has more than 100 people in an 18 month on the job program earning 1 85 dollars per hour with raises as skills grow. A Woodside spokesman expects the program to start in a few weeks. The Labor Department defines hard core unemployed as those without jobs or earning below poverty level, including minorities, those under 22 or over 45, and the handicapped.
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Columbia
Woodside and
Pacific Mills
Department of Labor
National Alliance of Businessmen
Woodside
Greenville and
Pickens Counties
Pacific
Labor Department
Mortals and Immortals Topic at First Church Sermon
The First Church of Christ Scientist on Newberry Street hosts an 11 a.m. Sunday lesson sermon titled Mortals and Immortals. The topic draws on John 17 3 and a passage from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
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Church of Christ, Scientist
Newberry Street
Mary Baker Eddy
Fawn's Defenses Evolve From Camouflage to Speed
A newborn fawn relies on camouflage and scent absence to avoid detection. By five weeks old it develops speed and can outrun a man, adding a second defense to evade predators.
Weekly Zodiac Horoscope snippet for November dates
Your Friday birthday prompts bold moves with little forethought. A Saturday schedule change improves your mood as a friend advocates for you. Sagittarius suggests tolerance for your quirks now, but avoid overreaching to stand out.
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Scorpio
Sagittarius
Zodiac Guidance Brief For Capricorn Aquarius Pisces
Daily horoscope notes Capricorn should accept a social invitation and show loyalty. Aquarius can find joy by evening if they adjust to current family dynamics. Pisces should keep anger in check if offered unwanted advice.
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Capricorn
Aquarius
Weekend Horoscope Snags Encouraging Family Projects
Aries hints at launching big family plans with ideas on Saturday. Taurus may skip a neighborhood social to attend home matters. Gemini praises loved ones. Cancer sees personal gains by aiding others. Leo gains from heartfelt family effort. Virgo warns against a pessimistic mood. Libra edits home plans without disturbing Saturday.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
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