Exports Conference Focuses on aiding South Carolina firms
A two day textiles hall conference in Greenville will connect South Carolina Georgia North Carolina and Virginia exporters with service groups. Exhibits include freight forwarders banks steamship lines and packing firms. Registration $10 for exhibits $25 for exhibits plus workshops. Columba district office US Commerce 765-5345.
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South Carolina
Textile Hall
Greenville
North Carolina
Georgia
Virginia
Columbia District
U.S. Department of Commerce
Southeastern
Security Federal
Denmark
Security Federal Savings and Loan
S.C
T. Clifton Weeks
Aiken
North Augusta
Johnson
Gloria Busch Johnson
Aiken Technical College
Dean Johnson
FMC
Larry D. Brady
FMC Corporation
Agricultural Chemical Group
Brady
Citrus Machinery
Gables
New
Aiken Tec
Aiken ‘Technical College
OSHA
Ai the
Greater Aiken
Greater North Augusta Chambers
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Eckerd Gains In Sales and Earnings
Jack Eckerd Corp reports the 1984 fiscal year ending July 28 sales of 2.62 billion dollars, up 12.8 percent from 1983. Net earnings reach 85.4 million, up 19 percent. earnings per share stand at 2.27 versus 1.91 a year earlier. Julian Dunbar of the Julian Dunbar Insurance Agency in Aiken attended the National Life Underwriters Insurance Convention in Kansas City September 9 to 13 as a national committeeman and South Carolina life underwriters health chairman.
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Eckerd
Jack Eckerd Corp
Dunbar
Julian Dunbar
Julian Dunbar Insurance Agency
Aiken
National Life Underwriters Insurance
Kansas City
Life Underwriters
South Carolina
Diane Veto
Aiken Standard
P.O
Alken
S.C
Peach Production Surges in 1984 for South Carolina
South Carolina growers finished 1984 with 286 million pounds shipped and 440 million pounds total production. Despite higher figures than the previous two seasons, hail damage sizing and weak prices hurt, with 35 percent culled or used locally. Cash value estimated at 60 to 70 million dollars.
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South Carolina
Sam Rieves
S.C
Sandhill Station Opens In Aiken Area Craft Shop Story
Sandhill Station, run by five women led by Mandy Thompson, opened on Bee Lane near The Alley and Park Avenue then moved to Laurens Street and now operates beside the West Side Bowery. The shop sells mixed crafts including Adopt-A-Duck, wreaths, nests, hats, baskets, tin work, candlewicking, stenciling, and a rent-a-basket centerpiece option. Open daily 10 am to 5 pm except Sunday.
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Sandhill
Aikken
Aiken
Mandy Thompson
Bee Lane
Alley
Park Avenue
Mary Musick
Blanche Knight
Ann Grooms
Carol Reeve
Mrs.Thompson
Laurens Street
Bonner Smith
Mrs. Knight
Sandhill Station
Bowery
Ginny Southworth
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Southland Life Insurance Company
Nashville
Tenn
Wendell Corbett
Frank Elkins
Wesley Shealy
Olin Manuel
Patten
Tommy D. Patten
Aiken County
BODIE
Kester Bodie
S.C. Greenhouse Growers Association
Clemson University Agricultural Staff
Route 1
Ridge Springs
C&s
Casio
Lynne Katonak
Mrs. Thompson
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South Carolina Public Service Commission
Federal Communications Commission
America
City
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