The Egg Business Booms With Artistic Creations
The piece notes rising egg crafts as jewelry like gifts once reserved for czarinas. New chickens produce eggs turned into commodities. Nancy's Fancy in New York sells eggs dressed as Romans with placards. Prices run six to ten dollars. Emma Whitner of Sumter shows goose and duck egg art in Columbia. Preschoolers' decorated eggs are highlighted as cherished.
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New York
Nancy's Fancy
Manhattan
Columbia
Emma Whitner
Sumter
Very Good Music Ratings Awarded to Students
Students earning very good ratings at the music achievement day on Saturday April 3 were announced by Mrs. Norman Howard. Recipients in repertoire included Suzanne McCharen Kathy Baker Dale Redd Benjamin Mose ly Debbie Samond Gw Huckreide Pat Alley Michael Rideout Lisa Kingery Allan Broadwell and Carolyn Hall. Solo ratings went to Bucky Grant Natalie Graham Beryl Williams Linda Perry Margaret Dell Melanie Courtney Rose Woods and Page Dickey.
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Norman Howard
Suzanne McCharen
Kathy Baker
Dale Redd
Benjamin Mosely
Debbie”Samond
Huckreide
Pat Alley
Michael Rideout
Lisa Kingery
Allan Broadwell
Carolyn Hall
Bucky Grant
Natalie Graham
Beryl Williams
Linda Perry
Margaret Dell
Melanie Courtney
Rose Woods
Page Dickey
Day in History tour showcases Edgefield sites and era customs
The Woman's League of Edgefield County Historical Society hosts a Saturday April 17 tour from Magnolia Dale Museum at 11 to 5. Guides in period dress will lead visitors through Holmewood 1825 once Gov Bonham's residence, Potter'sville Museum kitchen restoration, the Ralph T. McClendon pottery collection, and more. Afternoon tea at W A Reel Jr garden, plus visits to Court House Mills Library Oakley Park and three historic churches. For info write to Woman's League Tour P O Box Edgefield S C 29824.
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Edgefield
Woman's League of the
Edgefield County Historical Society
Magnolia Dale Museum
Norris Street
Holmewood
Milledge L. Bonhan
Albert E. Rainsford
Derrick and Byrd
Pottersville Museum
Edge
Field
Ralph T. McClendon
W.A. Reel Jr
Bauskets Street
Court House
Robert Mills
Woman's League
P.O
S.C
Miss Aiken winner embraces nursing as lifelong dream
Susan Stallworth the new Miss Aiken 1971, an Aiken High School honor student with over 400 hours as a candy stripe at Aiken County Hospital, hopes to work on Ship Hope aiding foreign medical missions. The 17 year old, from Barnwell, expresses modest ambitions, loves reading romance novels, walking at Hilton Head, and piano study, and seeks a gentleman and good dancer for dates.
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Miss Aiken
Susan Stallworth
Aiken High School
Aiken County Hospital
Hope
Miss Stallworth
Ter
Mary Ann
Susan
Aiken
St. John’s United Methodist Church
Hilton Head Island
Barnwell
Seminole Mills
Greenville
Vikkie Smith
Stallworth
Students Named to Dean's List and College Posts
Patricia Scott Murphy, junior in Georgia State University's school of education, named to the Dean's list and listed as daughter of W. B. Scott of Aiken. Deborah Ann Poda, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. George Poda, named vice president of Limestone College's junior class in Gaffney South Carolina and chosen Youth for Thurmond chairwoman and Big Sister for next year's orientation, and pledged to Kappa Theta Sorority after serving as basketball and volleyball teams manager.
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Patricia Scott Murphy
Georgia State University
School of Education
W. B. Scott
Aiken
Murphy
Mu Rho Sigma National Sorority
Deborah Ann Poda
George Poda
Limestone College
Gaffney
S.C
Youth For
Eastern Star Installs Officers at Queen City OES 141
The Queen City O E S 141 at the Aiken Masonic Temple installed new officers Friday evening led by worthy matron Lillian Smoak and worthy patron Walter Croft. New officers include associate matron Mauriel Brown associate patron James McNiell secretary Louise Kurtze treasurer Willard F Bond conductress Mildred Gullion associate conductress Billy Jumper chaplain Mayhew Hankinson marshal Elizabeth Barnet organist Marie Hankinson Adair Wilma Jumper Ruth Frances Price Esther McNeil Martha Lucie Blackwell Electa Jean Daniels McNeil and sentinel Erich Tueng.
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Queen City O.E.S
Aiken Masonic Temple
Lillian Smoak
Walter Croft
Mauriel Brown
James McNiell
Louise Kurtze
Willard F. Bond
Pauline Sexton
Mildred Gullion
Billy Jumper
Mayhew Hankinson Marshall
Elizabeth Barnet
Marie Hankinson Adair
Wilma Jumper
Ruth Frances Price
Esther: Kitt
McNeil
Martha
Lucie Blackwell
Electa
Jean Daniels Warden
Erich Tueng Sentinel
Monetta Memos Highlights Local Visitations and Condolences
The column notes visits by Rev. John Compton to Columbia and various gatherings in Greenville, Wagener, Chapin, Aiken, and West Columbia. It records hospital news for Jenny Boyd, family visits to Carrie Lou Willis, and condolences to the Seigler family in Columbia with prayers for comfort.
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Roxie Sawyer
John Compton
Columbia
Carrie Lou Willis
Linwood Willis
Greenville
Mrs. Willis
Julius Boyd
Jenny Mary Boyd
Jenny Boyd
Greenville General Hospital
Miller McKeown
Carol
Becky
Kathy
Jane
Dan of
Aiken
Sam Burton
Shular
Louis
Dear Abby readers clash over wedding guest limit
A mother limits wedding guests to 125 due to finances and tells the groom’s mother 63 invites. the mother refuses, threatening not to sign for her son. Also included are readers’ jokes about housework and a husband who gave up wild habits for quiet home life.
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Abby
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Aiken High
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Monetta Memos
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Mrs
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Rubye Boatwright
Addie Lou Asbill
Charles Kneece
Kathy Kneece
Good Hope Baptist Church
John Menn
Steffie
Libby
Chapin
Candy
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Chuck
Allen Duncan
West Columbia
S. A. Dancy and
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Leath Johnson
Charleston
Mr. Johnson
Clarence Holston
Paul Seigler
Seigler
Dean Rebby
Dan
Portland
Riley
John Romain
Te Ny Lees
Ya Cee
Orig
Eee
Dial
Geraniums Rex Begonias
Augusta
Masonic Center
Florist
Richard and
Pat Richardson
Masonic Shopping
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