Family Passes Down Gown at Baptism Ceremony
A local family celebrates a baptism with the passing of a generations-old gown. The ceremony on Friday marks a lineage tradition as relatives share the heirloom dress across generations.
31 Oct 2013
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 2013
Page
1
A local family celebrates a baptism with the passing of a generations-old gown. The ceremony on Friday marks a lineage tradition as relatives share the heirloom dress across generations.
A digest of obituaries from Aiken and Langley lists Doris Edna Cowfer Martha Heron Dickert McCoy Randolph Rev Floyd Edward Francis and William C. Gopher Smith Sr along with funeral notices. Each entry notes residence and family connections.
Partly cloudy conditions with a high near 79 including a low around 63. The forecast covers the upcoming five days, noting mild temperatures and scattered clouds with no significant precipitation expected.
Archivist Tricia Glenn documents Edgefield County violence from 1785 through Reconstruction. She notes 30 murders in one month at peak and ties crime to Cherokee War era, Regulators, and early wars shaping Edgefield’s leaders.
Aiken High graduate Alex Poda and Limestone College teammates George Green and Benji Lascari Diaz helped free Chad Huskey after a lawn tractor rolled onto a hillside trapping him. Fire Chief Jamie Caggiano commended their quick response during the Gaffney incident.
The 133000 square foot Center on University Parkway will house over 200 employees in eight former hospital buildings. Project on track for early spring completion at 37.5 million dollars with furniture at 1.45 million and moving costs of 96977.20 approved. Security policy and county ownership discussed as the building nears opening.
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