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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1980
Page
7
Dear Abby advice column describes a bride and groom's parents clashing over guest lists for a catered reception. The writer faces a choice between trimming her 100 guest limit or covering extra guests, with Abby urging resolution based on budget constraints.
Vivian Lofgren attends the National Business and Professional Women’s Club Convention in Omaha. The Gen Joe Wheeler Camp 1245 Sons of Confederate Veterans met in the Aiken County Museum Building on Chesterfield Street. George Caskey of the Historic Aiken Foundation spoke with slides. Refreshments followed. Attendees viewed a full scale Hunley submarine replica behind the museum.
A weekend course for spouses begins Monday 7:30 to 9 p.m. at USC Aiken, taught by Dr. D Barnes through Aug 25, covering terminology positions strategy and coaching basics to boost football knowledge. A separate stock market course runs Wed Thu 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at USC A. Michael Anaclerio teaches. The Gun and Knife Show is Aug 23–24 at H Odell Weeks Center and the Red Cross Bloodmobile visits Aiken Community Hospital Mon from 9 to noon and 1:30 to 3.
Flat Rock Playhouse presents A Full House with 8 30 p m performances and 2 30 p m matinees on Wednesday and Saturday. Hood s Park August Jam starts 6 p m tonight, ends tomorrow midnight, $5 daily. Little Mountain folk festival planned this weekend. University of South Carolina Summer Repertory Theatre ends with Death of a Salesman Dr Vanilla and the Short Tall Tales and Pygmalion with reservations numbers listed. Abbeville Opera House offers Last of the Red Hot Lovers tonight and tomorrow at 8 30 p m with box office 459 2157.
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