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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1986

Page

5

Portraits Honor Etherredge Center Namesakes at USC Aiken

Friends of Cecil and Virginia Etherredge gathered at the Etherredge Center in Aiken for unveiling portraits by Ray Goodbred of Charleston and the dedication of the Green Room. The room blends 18th century furnishings with Shakespeare engravings and the couple’s silver on display reflecting their $1.2 million bequest.

Cecil Virginia Etherredge Etherredge USC Aiken Ray Goodbred Charleston Robert E Bob) Alexander Dr. Alexander Etherredge Center Jack Scoville Columbia Virgina Penland Aiken USCA Usca Etherredge Center Arts Center

Patriotism Highlighted From Aiken POW Journal tale

Donald M Law spoke to the Kiwanis Club drawing on Albert George s World War II POW diary George a Clemson alum and Army veteran was captured in 1942 and endured 39 months in Japanese camps He risked punishment to spare fellow prisoners and later helped his town by founding a Red Cross Blood program His journal portions appeared in the Aiken Standard and Part II will cover a night of horror at sea and camp life in Manchuria

Donald M. Law Law Kiwanis Club Aiken Standard Albert George Aiken George Clemson College Joseph E. McNair Summit Miss Japan McNair Red Cross Blood Program Lawton Formosa Manchuria

United Way Opens Drive With Ten Percent Of Goal Raised

The United Way of Aiken County launched a million dollar campaign for 1982 83 aimed at 1 014 000 with early gifts totaling 101 000 as campaign chair Jeff Spears and regional directors set goals across seven divisions and mark the eve of Sarah Jordan’s 20 year tenure as executive director who will depart next year.

United Way Aiken County Sarah Jordan Hrubala Marine Corps Jeff Spears Spears Jordan

Textile Support Fair to Spotlight Workers in Clearwater

A Textile Worker Support Festival is planned for tomorrow from 2 to 11 p.m. at the Midland Valley Shopping Center on U.S. 1 in Clearwater. Organizer Bobby Rutland says the event aims to rally support for textile workers and will feature 10 entertainment acts and more than 17 candidates discussing issues like automation imports and retraining.

Clearwater Tomorooy Midland Valley U.S. 1 Bobby Rutland

Clemson Extension Catfish Production Workshop Hears Call for Interest

Clemson Extension Service will hold a catfish production workshop on October 1 at 3 p.m. at the Tel A Cast pond on New Bridge Road with a $2 cash registration. A catfish supper will follow. Attendees should reserve by contacting the county extension office on Richland Avenue. deadline is September 26.

Clemson Extension Service Tel-Acast Pond New Bridge Road County Clemson Richland Avenue

Drama And Puppets Workshop Planned

Clara Ann Yarian will direct a drama and puppets in the classroom workshop Monday from 4 to 5 p.m. Ms. Yarian is coordinator of the instructional materials center for Aiken County Schools. The workshop is sponsored by the South Carolina Association for Children Under Six. The workshop is free for members and two dollars for non members. For more information contact Stephanie Byrne at 6496349.

Clara Ann Yarian Ms. Yarian Aiken County S.C. Association For Children Under Six Stephanie Byrne

County Council Rej ects Sheriff Heath Proposal on Communications

Aiken County Council rejected a counterproposal from Sheriff Carrol Heath on the county communications system. County Administrator W Scott Barnes did not participate in the rejection, contrary to yesterday’s Aiken Standard report.

Aiken County Carrol Heath W. Scott Barnes Aiken

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