Area Churches Begin Fall Revival Season
Aiken churches announce revival seasons and events led by Dr. Clarence Flanigan Rev. J Y Frady and Dr David James Morse along with Sunday School promotions, homecoming plans and gospel concerts across multiple venues in Aiken Gloverville and Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redd’s Branch Baptist Church
Jesus
J. Yates Frady
John E. Brown
Memorial Baptist Church
Vaucluse Rd
David James-Morse
Cardiff
Wales
North Aiken
Seniors Plan Garden Talent Show in Hopeland Gardens
Shuttleworth aims to perform his accordion at Hopeland Gardens in a free 5 p.m. Saturday Pairs and Spares Talent Show. The event features the Carolina Squares with Mike Gilden, Doris Marshall singing autoharp and piano, Linnea Kling on hula hoop, and Nellie Davenport tap dancing. The show closes with You're a Grand Old Flag. The Pairs and Spares seniors are sponsored by Aiken Recreation Department. Elmer Davenport hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Shuttleworth
Hopeland Gardens
Shuttleworth
Elmer Davenport
Bill
Becky Dyer
Weeks Center
Aiken Recreation
Carolina Squares
Mike Gilden
Edith
Bill Judges
Charles Keefe
Frank Collete
Kay Muschal
Star Wilcox
Bertha Nichols
Irene
Doris Marshall
Jesus
Sweetheart
Irene Shuttleworth
Linnea Kling
Nellie Davenport
Frank Collette
Ginny Southworth
Parole and Probation Misunderstood in South Carolina
Pratt of the South Carolina Parole and Community Corrections Board told the Aiken Kiwanis Club that 80 percent of parolees complete their sentences. He argued parole and probation reduce prison crowding, offer restitution to victims, support families, and save about 6000 dollars per inmate yearly for state supervision. He discussed the Community Corrections Bill adding halfway houses and parole options for non-violent offenders after one quarter of their sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Jack P. Pratt II
Aiken Kiwanis Club
Pratt
S.C
General Assembly
Bob Moldenhauer
Alex Beasley
Kiwanis Club
Ramada Inn
Airlines Discounting Fares Amid Slump Says ATA Economist
Major U S airlines slash transcontinental and round trip fares to spur demand while the industry runs losses totaling about two hundred twenty million in 1980 and nearing one billion for the year ending June 30. ATA chief economist George James notes a continued weak outlook with August traffic up only 6.8 percent from a year earlier and fare wars pushing prices down from 499 to 238 for New York to California. Airlines faced recession, fuel price spikes, controller strikes, and bankruptcy filings like Braniff as they battle to outlast rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George James
Air Transport Association
James
Ning
ATA
Piedmont
Ozark
California
David Frailey
American Airlines
Braniff
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Lion Branch
Lion Branch Baptist Church
Silver Bluff Road
Clarence Flanigan
Aiken Circulators Square
Bethlehem Lutheran Church Hall
Ernie Hickman
Aiken
Gloverville
Midland Valley
Clearwater
Gloryland Singers
Anita
David
Singing Cribb
Georgetown
Union Branch Baptist Church
Williston
Central Baptist Church
Wire Road
Barnwell First Baptist Church
Billy Vaughn
Gerald Fredrick
Mike Catoe
South Airien Church of God
Thomas F. Batts
Friendship Baptist Church of Aiken
Ruth Burton Crawford
Augusta
Crawford
Shiloh Comprehensive Community Center
James Williams
Fannie S. Johnson
New Ellenton
Municipal Auditorium
Heaven
Rollins Family
Allendale Community Singers
Four Mile Young Adult Choir
Women-of-the-Church
First Presbyterian Church
All Saints Anglican Church
Greg Wilson
Judy Hoffmeyer
David Wenz
Trans World Airlines
James Ashlock
Eastern Airlines
Dr. Batts
Church of God
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Georgia
Nebraska
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Washington
South Aiken
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E. J. Gibson
Whiskey Road
Free Christian Science
God
Rose Adams Williams
C.S
Fermata Club
Whiskey Rd
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Chesterfield
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