The Aiken Newcomers’ Club celebrated their 50th anniversary on Oct. 11, with a luncheon at Newberry Hall in downtown Aiken. Special guests for the luncheon were Mayor Rick Osbon and Chamber President David Jameson. Mayor Osbon presented a special City of Aiken proclamation to members of the Aiken Newcomers’ Club. The nine living past presidents were in attendance and received flowers.
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Aiken Newcomers' Club: Group celebrates 50th anniversary
- By Allen Riddick Contributor
Judy Kalbaugh and Gloria Franklin
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Lindy Lou Sorrels and Joetta Senour
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Marianne Bange, Kaye Dzwileski and Marcia Pfeifer
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Laurel Oates and Ann Schneider
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Mary Brainard and Debra Halm
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Lianne Deboer and Sally Alexander
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Heidi Behymer, Janet Albert and Amy Kemery
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Deborah Cross, Barb Thoms, Carlene Johnson and Lyn Chatham
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Carol Wittig and Kathy Davis
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Linda Kanc, Dr. Melissa Denardo and Linda Sliger
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Mayor Rick Osbon and Dr. Melissa Denardo
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Anne Kelty, Kaye Dzwileski, Linda Kilelee, Sally Alexander, Nancy Ring and Marianne Bange
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Gloria Owens, Sharon Mazuski and Joan Brenna
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Geri Carrieri, Laurie Greene and Lee Rand
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Bonnie Holder, Judy Mason, Kathy Webb and Cindy Medvid
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Diana Moore, Wilma Brownlee, Twylia Stewart and Judee Mitchell
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Carolyn Wallmer, Marcia Pfeifer, Jewell Eanes, Carol Wood, Ginger Talbert and Kay Taylor
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