Pinecrest hosts National Boychoir of America concert at 8 p.m.
The Pinecrest organization brings the National Boychoir of America to the Aiken Community Concert Series for an 8 p.m. performance. Richard Thomason can be contacted for details.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1987
Page
14
The Pinecrest organization brings the National Boychoir of America to the Aiken Community Concert Series for an 8 p.m. performance. Richard Thomason can be contacted for details.
The Friends of Nancy Carson library collect books from the public through Monday December 7. Donated titles will be sold to fund newer fiction for patrons. Collection boxes are placed at North Augusta supermarkets and department stores, with Troop 98 overseeing the project.
Former FBI agent Lawrence R. Chandler outlines shifts from the Bureau of Investigation to today’s FBI. He notes new threats, ongoing drug prosecutions, and the bureau’s expanded roles while recalling Hoover era reforms and the agency’s mission to gather facts and locate witnesses in federal matters.
Spartanburg bankers report a 2 million dollar loan pool for small businesses and developers draws scant inquiries. Only three applications in four months, two rejections for viability and one withdrawal after learning a proposed Omni Hotel project was not acceptable.
Elizabeth Lower's heirloom Goose Tracks quilt, created in the 1860s by her great-grandparents Jeremiah and Elizabeth Shuck, won the popular choice at the seventh annual quilt show at the Aiken County Historical Museum. Beckie Evans took a quilted Dahlia pillow donated by Friends of the Museum. The museum at 433 Newberry St. SW is open 9:30 to 4:30 Tuesday through Friday and 2 to 5 on the first Sunday monthly. admission is free.
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