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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1929
Page
7
Personal notes from Georgetown to Cedar Mountain and Black Mountain list visits and illnesses. Edward C. Clere spends Sunday with his mother Annie Klatte in Georgetown while Duncan Ludlow visits Cedar Mountain. Several locals journey to North Carolina, New York, Tryon, and Beech Island. Mentions of illness, weddings not listed, and trips to Aiken, Summit New Jersey, and West Point.
J B Salley is in New York on business. Roland Murray returns from Officers Reserve Camp in Fort Screven Georgia. Mrs Bennie Permenter hosted a bridge in honor of bride-elect Frances Courtney. Mary Staubes entertained in her honor. The Clowe family and Laura Turner vacation in Beaufort for two weeks. A W Oakley and family back from Cedar Mountain North Carolina. Marie McLean leaves for Clinton to teach. Jesse Albergatti visits from Columbia. J W Futch and Allen Fateh visit Savannah. Laurie Croft and Sarah Croft visit, previous visitors Mason Croft in Ashland Kentucky. Representative Williams of Seivern visits Aiken. R W McCreary, D E Boney, Mildred McCreary and Louise Ariail return from Montreal. Margaret Hartley of Batesburg visits Jolia Ella Norris. G A Lucas returns from Hendersonville NC. Catherine Wyman visits Marion Wyman in Columbia. H C Hahn and Elizabeth Summerall visit Hendersonville. Lily Henderson visiting Columbia. O B Hutson and children return from Sanford Maine. Bruce Johnson leaves for Charleston for Citadel junior year. Johnson reports early for varsity football practice. C O Woods of Newberry visits Laura Johnson. Fabian Summerall and Elizabeth Summerall visit Beaufort. Dorothy Dyches also. Jamnita Schreder visits Beaufort. Nelson Johnson and Louise Johnson at Myrtle Beach. Frank McCabe, Caroline McCabe and Betty Silcox of Charleston visiting A W Oakley and Lewis Bradwell. Dorothy and Lillian George host bridge for Frances Courtney. C L Ande and party visit Greenville and Cedar Mountain for a wedding. Beatrice Rial hosts bridge in honor of Frances Courtney. The party winds through Mrs Laon Holley and others.
Mroaiid Mrs Mdwated Palmer Effen announce the marriage of Charles Dionage Meta Phenalers and Cordiss of Aukeno. The ceremony took place Saturday on Crony Mountain, N Clout the Was miner hme. Afterward Mr and Mrs Owens hosted guests in Aiken.
The article notes that summer heat and humidity make permanent waves stress hair, but a properly done permanent can last six to eight months. It stresses healthy hair and a skilled operator, proper wrapping to avoid frizz, and preparatory oil treatments and scalp massage to strengthen roots and nourish the scalp before waving.
A past week remembrance notes Mrs Cobb will be honored, identifying her as Miss Evy Steifel. The brief item confirms the change in naming for memorial records and outlines the tribute date and location.
Mrs. Rutland employed by Hafers Electric Co stands with bride’s family as information on wedding circles, while Graniteville residents Mr and Mrs Mo Blackmun Mr and Mrs John Posey and Miss Marian Bushes visited Charleston Isle of Palms for a day. Walter Martin of Gatiney visited town on business. Mae Pardine visiting Mrs Mary and Margarett Dodgen Revo and Mrs. PLS Metra and dite dle daughter Neth of Chanin guests of Mr and Mrs Will Degen tint Work Mr and Mrs 1 of Aspen Ohio.
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