24 Nov 1997
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1997
Page
1
Clemson fans celebrate a 47 to 21 win over arch rival South Carolina as June Black of New Ellenton wins the paper's annual contest by guessing 45 to 20, earning $250 and bragging rights to crow all year.
Rev. Bill Archer said the community is in shock over the death of Janis Mixon Wessinger, church pianist. Her body was found Sunday near Kedron Church Road. authorities seek clues and an autopsy is planned. Wessinger joined the church in 1995 before marrying Terry Wessinger, who died suddenly weeks after their wedding. Lori Curry notes she grieved her husband and friend, the loss deeply affecting her.
Alberta Scott, baptized August 10, 1983, has spent over 60 years at Mt Hill Missionary Baptist Church. She has served as church secretary for 25 years, led the usher board, supervised Sunday School, and remains a Sunday School teacher. Pastor Rev. Joseph S. Harrison notes her leadership and humor shape the church community.
Obituary notices honor Bobby R. Baker Langley Nellie Minor Pearle Jenkins Saylor Roy Ladson Williams Aiken Gerald Daise North Augusta Huston A Alford Baltimore reflecting on lives, affiliations, and dates of passing.
Georgia lottery results show numbers 1 17 20 92 94 with a 42164 tag and an 8 recorded draw. Analysts note no immediate record of prizes or payouts in the fragment.
John W. Osteen’s log cabin sits off S C 302 in Couchton. Built in 1976 from logs over 150 years old, it includes a wood stove, sleeping loft, coffee grinder, and canning jars. Nearby are an outdoor privy, chicken coop, meat smokehouse, cane mill, barn, plus a goat, mule, and chickens.
United Nations arms inspectors resumed checks in Iraq amid tension over access to Saddam Hussein’s presidential palaces. An American U2 flight entered Iraqi airspace for the third time, as Washington and Baghdad spar over inspectors’ scope and sovereignty.
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