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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1973

Page

5

Gardening In Aiken Highlights Early Spring Garden Tasks

Eleanor W. Haasis notes the St Thaddeus Garden Tour success and forecasts a warm spell for the Masters period and Easter with possible cold spells later. She advises on removing underground suckers, potting strategies for annuals and perennials, and lists current flowers and seeds for early planting while praising a Time Life Encyclopedia of Gardening addition now at the Aiken County Library.

St. Thaddeus Garden United States Aiken County

Aiken County Studies Meat Boycott Voters and Prices

A poll by the Aiken Standard finds many Aiken County housewives agree with a meat boycott but few will sacrifice purchases. Residents cite high prices, farm needs, and family preferences as reasons to buy meat, while some hope home gardens offer relief.

Aiken County Aiken Standard

Prices Deepen Meat Boycott Debate Across Local Families

Aiken Standard reports a neighborhood poll on meat prices with residents from Graniteville North Augusta Aiken Belvedere and Gloverville arguing over boycotts. Shoppers cite higher costs and farmer hardship with many choosing canned meats tuna and eggs while some back a price drop.

LPNs of Orangeburg Aiken County Conventio n Highlights

The Licensed Practical Nurses of Orangeburg and Aiken County host the South Carolina state convention in Orangeburg May 17 to 19 with about 300 LPNs anticipated. National federation president Mary B. Runnels from Indianapolis attends along with Rep. Floyd Spence and physicians from Medical University. The program includes speeches on nursing laws and care, a pacemaker insertion clinic, stroke care, and physical therapy talks. Events unfold at the city auditorium Holiday Inn and VFW Hall with entertainment by local performers and music by Margaret Robinson Corrine Montjoy.

Orangeburg Aiken County Mary B. Runnels Indianapolis National Federation Floyd Spence R-S.c Richard Borden Medical University Arden Weathers Lawton Salley Spence Congress Runnels Weathers Clare Crumpton Dr. Salley Borden New City Auditorium Holiday Inn VFW Russell Street William Bond Jr Aiken Margaret Robinson Corrine Montjoy

School Luncheon Menus April 7 12 L B C Area No 3

School lunch menus for April 7 12 in the L B C area No 3 list daily offerings for Monday to Friday. Items include Bar-B-Cued Chicken orange halves cornbread hot relish better spiced ravioli and more with desserts and beverages.

Death Of Christ Study Program For Methodists

The United Methodist Women of St. John’s Aiken met Tuesday at the church. A picnic was announced for the May meeting. A uniting service for the new United Methodist Women was held Sunday night May 6 in the chapel. President Mrs. Earl Roberts invited all to a District Festival in Columbia on April 29 from 3 to 5:30 p.m. The Tenebrae service was led by Mrs. Wesley Murph with assistance from Mrs. Frank Corley and Mrs. B J Fowler. A rummage sale by Church Women United was announced for April 13 and 14 at the Masonic Building.

United Methodist Women of St. John’s Aiken Women’s Society of Christian Service Wesleyan Service Guild United Methodist Women Earl Roberts Washington Street United Methodist Church Columbia Elmore Fabrick Church Women United Masonic Fairfield Abbeville Elmer Palmer Wesley Murph Frank Corley B.J. Fowler Christ

Masters Week Draws Aiken Guests For Gala Weekend

The Masters week brings golf fever to Aiken as Hubert Green and Judi arrive to play. Green, rookie of the year last season, returns as a pro with family guests from Birmingham Greenville and Columbia. A special dinner at Mrs. Ratchford’s home caps the weekend. Also noted is Sara Baughman’s upcoming wedding to Thomas Ridout and a bridge naming ceremony delayed by rain at Camp Cofitachiqui near Eureka with a fallback at St. John’s United Methodist Church.

Aiken Lee Trevino Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer Hubert Green Clyde Ratchford Judi Hubert PGA A. Huey Green Carolyn Green Bill Satterfield Birmingham Sara Baughman Roland Windham Carey Shackelford Ben Rusche Lloyd Olsen Maurice Meadows Miss Baughman Thomas Ridout Sara Cofitachiqui Eureka Claudia Lea Phelps St. John’s United Methodist Church

Fashion Show by Hadassah Sisterhood in Aiken

The Hadassah Sisterhood of Aiken hosts a lunch and fashion show at the Ramada Inn on Wednesday at 1 p.m. The event features fashions from Israel and supports charity. Public admission with tickets sold by Rosalee Bruckner or Sara Berger.

Hadassah Sisterhood of Aiken Ramada Inn Israel Bene Rosalee Bruckner Sara Berger

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