Miss Aiken County Crown Goes To Nancy Ferrara
Nancy Ferrara crowned Miss Aiken County after performing a ballet routine to La Bayadere. Janet Harrison won first runner up and Lynn Bryant second runner up with aMonologue talent and swim suit win. Alicia Hobbie will compete at state pageant in Greenville while Nancy heads to Miss South Carolina in 1982.
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Nancy Ferrara
Aiken County
Alicia Hobbie
Nancy
Janet Harrison
J.W. Harrison
Mr. Harrison
Spartanburg
Janet
Lynn Bryant
Charles E. Bryant
Graniteville
Lynn
Mary Queen of Scots
Julie Wheatley
Ronald Wheatley
North Augusta
South Carolina
Alicia
Greenville
Furman University
Jean Fried
Charles Hobbie
North Augusta High School
Winthrop College
Kim Wright
Diane Toole
Oklahoma
Darlene Hale
Bobby Kelly
Bill Haselden
Sabrina
Harmon Builds Tiny Dollhouse Furniture For Collectors
Tom Harmon and his wife Beth craft miniature Queen Anne furniture for dollhouse fans. Retired Air Force, Harmon learned the craft six years ago in England and sells pieces priced by labor time. He signs every piece, travels to craft shows, and notes where each item goes as demand shifts with their move to Aiken.
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Tom Harmon
Harmon
Beth
Air Force
England
White House
Amy Carter
Harmons
United States
Aiken
Maryland
Tom
Beth Harmon
Elizabeth Harrington
Singles and Marrieds Contrast in Jill Clayburgh Films
A reader dismisses a survey claim that singles lack excitement compared to married people. The writer cites Jill Clayburgh’s on screen independence and constant attention, arguing the idea is overstated and highlighting the contrast with real life moments like flying solo and the quiet of a house after a spouse’s death.
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Jill Clayburgh
Swinging single myths and married life in Erma Bombeck style
A reflective column on marriage and personal freedom. The author contrasts New Year’s Day sports, Jill Clayburgh’s fictional nights, and long-term marriage habits. The piece argues for living arrayed in pajamas, suggesting romance and routine evolve with time and comfort.
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Jill Clayburgh
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Erma Bombeck