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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 2005
Page
1
Thanksgiving winds down as Aiken hosts a slate of events inviting residents to join in Christmas caroling. Local organizers promote gatherings at town venues and community spaces to kick off a festive period with music, lights, and shared celebration.
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O'Dell Busbee Waele Laveam Bernie Akins prominent locals are listed in notices from New Elerion Georgia with brief details of their deaths and funeral arrangements. The brief notices name the individuals and indicate service details and burial plans.
In Richland Avenue offices attorney James Greene Sr. notes the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005, effective Oct 17, tightens Chapter 7 access. Debtors must now meet income tests to show 25 percent repayment of unsecured debts after living expenses, signaling a shift from a pure fresh start to financial responsibility.
Martial artist Andy Watford will host a free two night seminar at Watford's School of Karate on 4280 Trolleyline Road. The sessions Wednesday and Thursday from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. teach awareness and basic strikes to keep shoppers safe during the holidays.
Edwin Hilton a South Aiken High School senior turns Marine returning home for Thanksgiving before 22 days of combat training at Camp Lejeune. He was chosen as one of four squad leaders and, at 18, plans a four year service and possible reenlistment. His mother Tonya Frederick praises him as an all American good kid who has never been in trouble.
Local retailers report brisk Thanksgiving weekend turnover with higher customer counts than last year. Hicks of Wal‑Mart credits cheaper gas and stronger toy competition for gains, while Perez of Target notes a huge Friday crowd and busy weekend. Staples also sees larger crowds but softer Saturday, citing possible Friday surge or shoppers going to bigger markets in Columbia or Augusta. Weather favorable for shopping.
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