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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1976

Page

6

Dear Abby and Readers Delicate Pregnancy and Public Opinion

Dear Abby responds to a 14 year old stepdaughter's pregnancy advising adoption for the baby's best interests. The column also features letters on language change, sentimental keepsakes, wedding norms, and reader queries from Seattle and Beverly Hills. Brown football standout Bob Farnham led the nation with 701 receiving yards and 6.2 yards per catch while Steve Largent topped yards and receiving TDs.

Abby Providence R.I Brown Bob Farnham Andover Mass Steve Largent Tulsa

Social Commentary Comics Rise in Popularity Across Generations

Comic dealers say social critique is returning to the field with titles like Marvel's Howard the Duck. Buyers span ages from children to 20s, collecting Conan the Barbarian and cosmic titles Warlock and Dr Strange, while classics like Superman and Batman appeal to older readers.

New York Yellow Kid Hogan's Alley Hogan’s Alley Marvel Comic Books Howard the Duck Dave Clark the Duck Clark Spiderman Conan Marvel the Warlock Dr. Strange Superman Batman

Births Report from Aiken and Greenville Families

Birth announcements note John Randolph Jr. born Aug 10 at Aiken Community Hospital to Mr and Mrs John R Wells of Hilda with grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Lewis of Greenville and Mr and Mrs W W Wells of Sumter and two great grandmothers. Another birth: Katie Michele born Aug 3 at Aiken Community Hospital to Mr and Mrs John C Jordan of Aiken with Mrs F Chafee Mobley and Mr and Mrs Arthur L Jones of Aiken also listed.

John R. Wells Hilda John Randolph Jr Aiken Community Hospital Charles Lewis Greenville W.W. Wells Sumter Katie Michele John C. Jordan Aiken F. Chafee Mobley Arthur L. Jones

Shrine Club of Aiken Benefit at Sunset Skateland

The Shrine Club of Aiken hosts a Sunday benefit at Sunset Skateland to aid Crippled Children's Hospital in Greenville. Activities start at 2 p.m. with stunt skating, waltzing couples, clowns, and donated watermelons. admission is free and all donations are appreciated. Willie J. Boyd announces a Thursday pet show at the H Odell Weeks Activities Center with 9:30 a.m. registration and a 10 a.m. start for cats dogs and other pets.

Shrine Club of Aiken Crippled Children’s Hospital Greenville Sunset Skateland Willie J. Boyd Aiken Recreation Department H. Odell Weeks

Benedict College May Graduates Honor Society Nomination

Shirley Ann Turner graduates in May with a B A English at Benedict College and is nominated for Sigma Tau Delta. She intends to pursue an M A in English education at Kansas State College of Pittsburg this fall. Four Aiken County students earn Clemson bachelor degrees on Aug 7: Debra Crawford Janelle Newman Vicki Howell and John Smith. Also rewarded were Walter Wilson Marolyn Floyd and John Floyd Jr with masters degrees in various fields.

Abby Justice of the Peace N.J. Friend Shirley Ann Turner Benedict College Miss Turner Sigma Tau Delta Kansas State College of Pittsburg Aiken County Clemson University Debra Lynn Crawford Aiken Janelle Newman Vicki Lovell Howell North Augusta John Walton Lee

Presidents Bypass Caucus Era to Nominate Leaders

The article recalls how Washington to Adams and Polk era nominees were picked by party caucus until 1832 when leaders refused to nominate Andrew Jackson. It quotes William Jennings Bryan calling conventions a photograph of the nation with major forces present in person or by proxy.

Andrew Jackson William Jennings Bryan

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