RS-M festival promotes reading with a scarecrow trio
RS M Elementary Middle School hosted a book festival drawing a large turnout of parents and children. Activities included interactive games and reading sessions guided by a trio of scarecrows.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 2011
Page
1
RS M Elementary Middle School hosted a book festival drawing a large turnout of parents and children. Activities included interactive games and reading sessions guided by a trio of scarecrows.
A study shows nearly half of the 535 members of Congress had net worth at least one million dollars in 2010. The finding highlights wealth concentration among lawmakers and potential financial conflicts of interest.
Obituary brief lists Aisie P Hughes Aiken Charles O Connelly Jr Elizabeth Lizzie Hornsby Johnson and Willie Lee Williams among area deaths with funeral details on pages 6 through 7A.
A leather bound Bible dating to 1870 was found in the St Johns United Methodist Church library. The unmarked family pages offer no clues to its lineage while vintage portraits labeled Rockville Conn and a curbside rummage sale history hint at origins. Allen Riddick of the Aiken County Historical Society has assisted in tracing the item.
Aiken retailers prepare for Small Business Saturday with major chains promoting Black Friday deals. Local merchants like West Side Bowery support the initiative as downtown shops stress education and community value. Target and JCPenney outline Thanksgiving closures and early Friday hours to handle crowds.
Aiken Pit Bull Motorcycle Club members hosted their second pre Thanksgiving meal at Village, serving turkey, fixings, sodas, and cake. Residents praised the effort as club president Michael Walker noted plans for a mentoring program and a local building to support youth activities.
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