27 Nov 2003
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 2003
Page
1
Kroger on Silver Bluff Road offers two sizes of pre cooked holiday meals serving eight to ten or twelve to fourteen people priced at 39.95 and 49.95 with turkey dressing gravy cranberry and rolls. Publix reports rising demand for ready made meals citing easy cleanup and less hassle for customers.
Law officers across South Carolina push the safety belt pledge as Thanksgiving travel rises. Data show 854 traffic deaths this year, 470 unbuckled vehicle occupants, with a press conference by Highway Patrol, Aiken County Sheriff, Savannah River Site officers, and North Augusta Public Safety announcing the campaign.
Dr George Fry and Brian Sanders pursue Langley Pond in Aiken County as a future ACC women’s rowing championship venue. ACC officials may visit in December to assess the pond, which could serve as a neutral, permanent site after hosting national events and the Southeastern Rowing Championships.
Retailers in Aiken boost staff and inventories and extend hours for Black Friday. Sears opens at 6 a.m. with five hour specials as shoppers queue at dawn. Downtown Aiken kicks off Holly Days with a 5:30 p.m tree lighting and Santa visit, plus a Saturday camel ride event.
The piece profiles locals in Aiken County who document lines to the Pilgrims. Sheri Clemons, a Society member, traces ties to Isaac Allerton and Laura Wade Woodward. Other area descendants include Renee Montengohl and 22 local members, with stories of patient, decades-long genealogical work.
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