Corinth Baptist Church Revival and NAACP Meeting
Corinth Baptist Church at 210 Corinth Church Road Salley hosts a fall Revival from Oct 8 to Oct 10 at 7 30 pm with guest speaker Brother Don Sanders of Blackville and Just Say Jesus Ministries providing nightly music. The Aiken NAACP meets Oct 6 at 7 pm at Smith Hazel Recreation Center 400 Kershaw St NW to hear the Nominating Committee report gather peti tion nominations and elect the Election Supervisory Committee.
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Corinth Baptist Church
Corinth Church Road
Salley
Don Sanders
Blackville
Jesus Miisies
Aiken Naacp
Aiken
The
NAACP
Smith Hazel Recreation Center
Kershaw St NW
Election Supervisory Committee
Multiple local incidents reported in police blotter
On Sept 24 a juvenile warned at Silver Bluff High School of bringing a gun to school to shoot two assistant principals. Sept 23 a Leav ille McCampbell Middle School dispute led to one student assaulting another. Damage and theft noted in burglaries on Lorrain St and Whiseling Pines Terrace with limited missing items. A sexual assault alleged at a Jefferson Davis Highway gas station involved two men. victim declined information. A trailer stolen from Quattlebaum Farm Supply after fence cut, loss $500. Car windows destroyed on New Holland Rd with no missing items. A man gave a woman a ride from Shell Station on Highway 39, later awoke at a rest area with wallet missing and 25 cases of peaches gone, loss $552. Missing golden lab puppy on Ashley Circle. Storage unit break-in on Ludlow Lake Rd, lawnmower taken. Tools stolen from Ashley Circle total $360. Burglary Friday at a Columbia Highway North home. residents present. (Updated 10/4/98).
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Silver Bluff High School
Leaville McCampbell Middle School
Lorrain St
North Augusta
Jefferson Davis Highway
Quattlebaum Farm Supply
Columbia Highway
New Holland Rd
Whiseling Pines Terrace
Shell
Highway 39
Washington Rd
Augusta
Highway 19
Sassafras Festival Brings Burnettown Together Again
Streets fill for the Sassafras Festival as Burnettown welcomes crowds for a fourth year of fun. Cloggers parade visitors enjoy a car show midway and a dunking booth, with residents praising community spirit and shared memories of classic cars and family outings.
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Horse Creek Valley
Vera Booth
Sassafras King
Clark Schrock
Clark
Jenny Schrock
Burnettown
Fifth Gospelfest reshapes Aiken faith crowd yearly
The fifth Aiken Gospelfest drew steady crowds at the Aiken Jaycees County fairgrounds hosted by New Covenant Praise Church and sponsored by Abba Ministries. Angela Spann attended her first event while Bea Manning helped run a concession stand as vendors offered books tapes tees and crafts amid ballons messages released for uplift. Beth Annipp praised the gathering noting its spirit of worship and family friendly atmosphere with hot dogs and gospel music.
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Aiken
New Jerusalem
Bea Manning
Pam
Beth Annipp
Rally says no to drugs rally scholar rothsstein sets world record
Mark Rothstein preached drug free living to over 100 children at the seventh annual Just Say No Rally and Walk at the H O Weeks Center. He described his 36 hour rope jumping feat for the Guinness World Records while demonstrating moves and stressing fitness and healthy choices.
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Mark
Rock) Rothstein
H.O. Weeks Center
Rothstein
H.O. Weeks
Lisa J. Hall
City of Aiken
Promise Keepers rally draws nearly 50 thousand in Columbia
About 47 925 men and boys gathered at Williams Brice Stadium for South Carolina's first major Promise Keepers event. Rev Dr Tony Evans delivered the top remarks urging fathers and husbands to live with integrity and lead families by example.
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Columbia
Williams-Brice
Aiken County
Gamecocks
Promise Keepers
How
Jesus
South Carolina
Tony Evans
CSRA
Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship
Dallas
Harpoothan and Hodges fuel South Carolina gambling clash
A column attacks Richard Harpoothan and Jim Hodges over video poker, accusing them of steering the Democratic Party toward gambling profits. The piece contrasts family roots and moral values with political ambition while naming Beasley and Riley as benchmarks. The writer questions whose interests may govern the state if poker profits drive policy.
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Richard Harpoothan
Columbia
Harpoothan
South Carolina
Democrat Party
Jim
You
Fred Collins
Alan Schafer
Dwight Drake
Michael Mims
Bombshells
Pee Dee
Las Vegas South
Hodges
David Beasley
Beasley
David
Dick Riley
Riley
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Ashley Circle
Belvedere
Ludlow Lake
Columbia Highway North
Ginny Southworth
Jefferson Parenting Center
Evans
S.C. Democratic Party
Jim Hodges
Governor
Wamblers
Harpoothian
Langley
Carl
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