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Nine members of the A.C. Moore class of 1939 met at a home in Forest Lake this past Friday night to celebrate shared memories and ignite old friendships. Most of the A.C.Moore graduates still live in Columbia and have kept in touch through the years. More ... Singer/songwriter, Danielle Howle (middle) entertained guests at Myra Ramsey's home in Cayce. Elise Partin shared her issues and concerns as a candidate for the mayor of Cayce. Her husband Gene accompanied her. More ... Applications for the 2009 Young Women in Public Affairs Award are now available from the Zonta Club of Columbia by contacting: Betty Jo Carson at 875 Pine Forest Trail, Columbia, SC 29210-4920, Telephone 803- 798-7265, or email BandBJCarson@Juno.com. The applications have also been made available to local high school guidance counselors and can be accessed through Zonta. More ... Joy Jackson uses her tragedies and her creativity to raise money for the Ronald McDonald House. She sells her handmade jewelry to give back. Each piece has a tiny star in memory of a family member she has lost. The Ronald McDonald House opened its doors to Jackson's son David Reis and his wife Stephanie when their seven- year- old daughter was ill with leukemia. More ... Ann Hall retired after 15 years in the Benefit Payment Control Section of the S.C. Employment Security Commission. For over 25 years, Hall has been a member of and treasurer for most of those years of the Afternoon Music Club, a local chapter of the National Federation of Music Clubs. More ... The Palmetto Auburn Club and the Auburn Alumni Association have recently unveiled the new South Carolina Auburn tag. They must collect 400 pre- paid applications before the SC DMV will produce the first tag. The tags will cost $70 every two years in addition to the normal SC DMV fee of $24. More ... |
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