Retirees Form Fellowship and Youth Choir Tour Planned
Retirees in Aiken form the Fellowship of Retirees meeting monthly 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at St. Pauls Lutheran Church McCullough building. Aiken's First Baptist youth choir will tour this weekend singing at Hilton Head and Beaufort churches sharing songs and testimonies. Mothers Morning Out offers care for 6 months to 6 years with $1 per hour supervision on Tuesdays and Thursdays 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Reservations: Debbie Terrebonne 648 6704. All Saints Anglican Church begins Christian education Sunday at 10 with classes for adults teens and children led by Frederick Christensen Rev Henry Summerall Jr Ed ward H Keel Jr and others.
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St. John’s United Methodist Church
Debbie Terrebonne
All Saints Anglican Church
Frederick Christensen
Henry Summerall Jr
Edward H. Keel Jr
Ray Vaughters
George Alexander
Allen Smith
Rally Day At Aiken First Presbyterian Marks Century Of Sunday School
Aiken's First Presbyterian Church on Richland Avenue hosts Rally Day to honor 100 years of Sunday school with a 10 am assembly and 11 am worship during which staff are recognized and pins awarded. Picnic follows on church grounds.
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First Presbyterian Church
Earle Church of God
Fox Town
Snore Suppressor Promised By Texas Engineer Crossley
The article profiles Robert Crossley’s anti-snoring device sold from Austin Texas. It notes about 35 million Americans snore and explores causes risks and remedies. It mentions sleep apnea as a potential warning sign and cites anecdotal stories of snorers and the social impact.
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Numbers Of Nuns Decline In U S
In the United States numbers of Catholic sisters declined after Vatican II. From about 180000 in 1960 to 120000 by 1979 many nuns aged and new recruits dwindled. Reform allowed broader roles but community ties weakened and fewer women joined.
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Lion tailed macaques escape from Monkey Island at Woodland Park Zoo
Eight lion tailed macaques fled Monkey Island at Woodland Park Zoo by leaping to moat reeds. Four were recaptured quickly and three more returned safely the next morning after a hug from a holdout. one macaque was found perched on the 700s south gate after days of disappearance.
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Woodland Park Zoo
Monkey Island
Los Angeles Kicks Off Bicentennial Celebration
Los Angeles begins a two year Bicentennial with mariachi music speeches and a mass singing of Happy Birthday on Olvera Street. City leaders vow preservation in a time capsule while Mayor Bradley notes the city may be the nation’s second largest with nearly three million residents.
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el Pueblo de Nuestra Senora la Reina de Los Angeles de Porciuncula
City of Our Lady, the Queen of the Angels of Porciuncula
Tom Bradley
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