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ADK gives the gift of books
UPDATED: 12/13/2009 8:55 PM
The Alpha Rho Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa, an honorary sorority for teachers, recently donated books to the Nancy Carson Library in recognition of the teachers in Area 2 of the Aiken County School District. and in commemoration of ADK month and the chapter's 30th anniversary. Pictured are Cheryl Hodges, left, chair of ADK month and the Fraternity Education Committee; Nancy Carson Library manager Barbara Walker and Sandra Travis, vice president of Alpha Delta Kappa.
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