Toastmasters celebrate 45th anniversary in Aiken
The Aiken Toastmasters Club No. 1355 marks its 45th anniversary this September, being the second oldest in South Carolina and active since 1953. Club president Maggie Randall says over 1,500 people in the Aiken area have trained with Toastmasters, aiding many in improving communication skills. Contact Ray Peacy at 649-7878 for information.
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Aiken Toastmasters Club No. 1355
South Carolina
Aiken
Maggie Randall
Ray Peacy
Concert benefits Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center in Aiken
A benefit concert in downtown Aiken featured Kimberly Anne McDonald performing country blues and rock with proceeds totaling 1500 dollars for Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center. Sponsors included KICKS 99 Wal-Mart Allegra Print and Imaging and Network Aiken.
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Aiken
Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center
Scottie Fleenor
Hitchcock Rehab
Jane Boston
Kimberly
Hitchcock
Kicks 99
Wal-Mart
Allegra Print and Imaging
Network
Augusta Lynx
Horrors 365 Scary Stories headed for Halloween shelves
Aiken Standard reporter Thomas Smith coauthors two tales in Horrors 365 Scary Stories to frighten readers this Halloween. Smith and his brother Paul are credited on Worms, about intruders in a mausoleum, with Smith also noting a featured Heart is a Determined Hunter. Smith plans signings at Barnes and Noble Myrtle Beach October 22.
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Thomas Smith
Worms
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Paul
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Barnes and Noble
Myrtle Beach
Barnes and Noble Books
B. Dalton
Bookstar
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