NAACP to Meet at Smith-Hazel Recreation Center
Aiken NAACP branch holds a 7 pm meeting at 400 Kershaw St. N.W. Final by-laws reading and convention reports planned. Public invited. call Rev. David Walker at 502-0170 for details.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 2001
Page
3
Aiken NAACP branch holds a 7 pm meeting at 400 Kershaw St. N.W. Final by-laws reading and convention reports planned. Public invited. call Rev. David Walker at 502-0170 for details.
Charles Ronnie Koss of North Augusta retires from the US Postal Service after 44 years of civil service, among Augusta’s top longevity records. A Navy veteran, he began in 1959, married Joyce McDaniel in 1961, and later joined the Army Reserve and South Carolina National Guard, while pursuing work and community duties.
An Aiken man faces weapons and drug related concerns after a motel search found a pistol and liquor during a missing girl investigation. Other incidents include drunken driving arrests on multiple streets, a hatchet threat by a grandfather, thefts of a BMX bike and electronics from Crosland and Silver Bluff Road sites, and a corrected veterans fundraising figure.
Aiken County First Steps Partnership calls for nominations to fill up to 23 board seats. Terms run two years, with parents possible for one year. Applicants must be residents of Aiken County and fit specified categories, including Pre K education, healthcare, nonprofits, business, faith, and early childhood involvement.
The Aken Standard announces subscription prices and delivery details for 1967. It lists weekly and weekend delivery options, mail rates, and annual costs. Customer service hours are provided for weekday and weekend inquiries.
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