25 Sep 2005
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 2005
Page
1
Twenty two vendors and many attendees gather in Montmorenci for the bi annual Herb Faire at Pascalina. The event showcased local herbs and crafts drawing festival goers to the town.
Literacy is essential in a high tech world and the Aiken Standard uses this space to spark discussion about literature. Diane Baisley reviews Story of My Father by Sue Miller, noting themes relevant to readers.
Obituary notices list Earl Stanley of Pharr Texas and Joan Bryan of Aiken with brief death acknowledgments. No other details provided.
Hunters found a badly decomposed unidentified woman off Springfield Church Road at 8 15 am. Authorities say the case is being treated as a murder and await autopsy results to determine if the body is Rosa McKevie, a missing local resident.
Rita battered east Texas and Louisiana with floods and winds but caused fewer deaths than Katrina. Authorities urged roughly 3 million evacuees to delay returning home to avoid chaos. Texas Governor Perry urged patience while officials noted evacuations worked and energy infrastructure faced only light damage for now.
Millbrook Baptist Church invites the public to its 10 30 a m dedication service officiated by Rev. Dr Eddie Leopard. Mayor Fred Cavanaugh attends with building committee members as a multimedia history presentation and prayers mark the move from the 1884 chapel and 1962 worship center to a 3 000 member facility with 800 floor seats 1 200 riser seats 199 choir seats and 600 parking spaces.
In the USPA Gold Cup at Langdon Road Polo Club New Haven two 26 goal games are set. Bendabout (1-1) faces 0-2 Chukkerage while Skeeterville and Owen Rinehart host Detroit Blues and Adam Snow at New Bridge Field No 1.
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