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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1978
Page
15
A teen seeks help about reputation and a lost romance after being labeled by friends. Advice urges rebuilding character through consistent good behavior and avoiding toxic company to win back a decent partner.
Mr and Mrs William Coates Jr of Aiken announce Dawana Latoy Coates born April 24 at Aiken Community Hospital with grandparents Jennie Carter and Mr and Mrs James Brown. Anna Marie Fulmer born April 24 in Aiken welcomed by Donald Ray Fulmer and grandmother Mrs Daniel Fulmer with brothers Chris and Jeff. Kevin O Neil Jordan born April 24 at the Aiken with parents Mr and Mrs Kenneth Jordan and grandparents Jerrie Simpkins and Leroy Jordan and grandmother Hattie Scurry. brother Maurice 6 welcomes Kevin home.
Letters From Washington notes Nicolae Ceausescu of Romania visiting the United States four times in eight years and discusses his views on Israel Egypt and human rights. The piece also covers Pan American Day events at the Pan American Building with speeches by diplomats from Trinidad and Tobago Paraguay and Venezuela and a post-session toast.
The Aiken Choral Society presents Brahms German Requiem at 3 p.m. Sunday in First Presbyterian Church with soloists Sarah Colborn and James Steelman, directed by Antoine Cordahl and accompanied by Betty Groh. Other notes include Girl Scout uniform exchange and community events in May and a May 7 reunion for the Ergle family at Monetta Community Center.
Monday features spaghetti with meat sauce and tossed salad. Tuesday serves grilled cheese, hot French fries, gelatin, peanut butter dessert. Wednesday offers meat loaves, green beans, carrot sticks, chilled fruit. Thursday includes fried chicken, whipped potatoes, congealed salad, peaches, bread. Friday presents cheeseburgers, tater tots, Mexicorn, peanut butter cookies.
The Lioness Club of Aiken met April 24 at Marge Freiday’s home. Profits from the bake sale and white elephant sale were reported. Donations were made to the Aiken County Library for blind readers, the South Carolina Light Foundation in memory of James Raffield, and to Leader Dog School in Rochester Michigan. Members were urged to assist in the annual broom and light bulb sale. Speaker Rogers Magee demonstrated a US dulcimer.
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