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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1972
Page
5
Chanel and Dior remain staples in fashion news as their legacies persist. An ochre silk suit, lined with wool tweed and fox fur, plus a fall winter collection featuring a long black faille dress with fuchsia flowers and a guipure blouse, illustrate the designers' lasting influence.
Dorothea Woolsey, 25, is the Fremont postmaster in a city of 100000. She argues women should pursue any career, noting the postal service needs imagination and business skill. Woolsey rose fast after Simmons College for Women and a Dallas training program, now heading a 226-member staff and planning another assignment after Christmas.
Dear Abby fields letters about a 13 year old girl corresponding with inmates including a 29 year old in for armed robbery. She sent photos and is urged to reveal age and end contact. Other notes praise coping with parental neglect and a German reader suggests beeping traffic signals for blind pedestrians.
South Carolina peaches boost summer meals says Marie Hindman. Use ripe fruit for fresh eating freezing canning or jams. Select peaches by ground color ripeness not blush and coat to prevent browning. A medium peach has 35 calories and vitamins A and C.
Miss Deborah Jean Weeks of Aiken became the bride of Mr James Edward Keller Jr of Spartanburg at South Aiken Presbyterian Church with the Rev Woody Hammett officiating. The couple will reside in Clemson after a Grand Bahamas honeymoon.
Miss Martha Deitz of Aiken and Mr Maurice Rice Jr. of Pickens were wed at the Baptist Student Center Chapel in Columbia. The bride is the daughter of the Deitz and Rice families. The groom’s son served as best man. ushers included Carl Deitz and Ricky Rice. A reception followed at the student center.
Center readers share family news from a hometown party for Peter Day Jr on July 12 with balloons, ice cream, and cake. The note mentions building a new home and a future visit by Syborn Day and family.
The Aiken Standard office at 124 Rutland Dr offers wedding and engagement notices for publication. The paper accepts both engagement and bridal portraits provided they are suitable for reproduction.
Paris AP Louis Feraud showcased bright summer inspired palettes in a couture collection. His winter prints, designed by Per Spock, feature turquoise with fuchsia and electric blue and green, with striped black and white awnings. Feraud also presented straight skirts and long blazers in green or pink on black.
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