Sorority Rummage Sale At 4-H Club
Omega Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sponsors a rummage sale at the 4-H Club building behind the Farmers Market on Williamsburg Street. It runs Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. to fund service projects for the coming year.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1973
Page
5
Omega Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sponsors a rummage sale at the 4-H Club building behind the Farmers Market on Williamsburg Street. It runs Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. to fund service projects for the coming year.
The Aiken Jaycee Auxiliary will hear about blender use Monday at 7 30 p m. Aiken Electric Cooperative presents the program at the Jaycee Hut. Visitors are welcome. The auxiliary plans a dance for September 8.
A recycling event, Save Your Paper Collection, is set for Saturday August 18 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Mitchell Shopping Center. Sponsored by Boy Scout Troop 146 and the Aiken Junior Womans Club, it invites newspapers paper bags and catalogs while noting no bottles will be collected.
St. John s United Methodist Women explore Key 73 a continental evangelism effort led by Rev Ernie Bowen of St Mary s Catholic Church Aiken. statewide rallies witness tents and Easter events mark the ongoing movement with School of Missions reports and future performances by United Methodist Women Players.
Donna Faye Moats and Donald Carl Fulmer announce their engagement. Donna Faye, a nurse at St Joseph Hospital in Augusta, is the granddaughter of Bartow residents Zepho Josey and German Moats. Donald Carl Fulmer, Clemson graduate and AEC waste management engineer, is the grandson of Lonnie Baughman and Sammie Fulmer. Wedding set September 16 at Friendship Baptist Church Bartow.
Weathered by heavy rains mulch erosion cues gardeners to cultivate beds lightly and re mulch. August timing suits houseplant cuttings and fall planting. topics cover caterpillars fungus disease prevention with chlordane and Phaltane. Scabiosa and Dianthus care plus fall blooming plans tied to Galanos collection preview.
A separated wife asks if her husband should be allowed to bring his girlfriend to their daughter's garden wedding. Abby advises the daughter to invite him to come alone or risk the mother skipping the ceremony, preserving her dignity and feelings. The column also covers a caller wanting to gift an ex-lover a wedding goblet and an adult seeking to legally change their whole name, advising legal steps and personal relief.
Miss Ella Ergle welcomes nurse Mrs. Kneece back after illness. Mrs. Ollie Mae Chassereau returns to work post broken arm. Evelyn Turner visits in Bamburg. Tammy Smith visits grandparents. The Holleys tour Florida including Disney World. Linda McCarty visits from Savannah. Abears and Stokes family visit in Aiken. Abears and Herringtons plan Florida vacation. Busbee family campers tour Rapid City and Yellowstone Park. Edmond Deketeleare spends two weeks in Daytona then Savannah with Air National Guard.
The Aiken Jaycees announce a preliminary meeting for the Little Miss and Master Pageant this Sunday at 2 30 p m at the Jaycee Hut Parents of children ages 4 to 7 are invited to learn details The Sept 15 event will award trophies with Miss Debbie Crawford as mistress of ceremonies The theme is Animal Land and a 5 entry fee applies Contact Mrs Fred Sides at 648 8908 for information
The Aiken Standard will publish engagements and bridal portraits. Forms are available at 124 Rutland Dr. for notices and announcements that are suitable for reproduction.
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