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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 2002

Page

8

Dear Abby etiquette and family style meals debate

A reader asks where the rule that family style meals are served and passed to the right appears in print. Abby cites The New Emily Post’s Etiquette, notes passing counterclockwise, and explains how men may help themselves before women.

Abby Rosy Johnson Bremerton Wash Rosy Emily Post

Vermont curtains revived from dusty town halls

Christine Hadsel leads a Vermont revival project using a steam iron and volunteers to inventory curtains from 1900s theaters. She has mapped at least 125 curtains in 80 towns, some restored while others are water damaged or torn, with new discoveries continuing to arrive.

Sudbury Christine Hadsel Vermont Burlington Hadsel AP Photon

Hard Rock Vault opens in Orlando as memorabilia exhibit

Hard Rock Cafe International unveils a 17,000 square foot vault in Orlando, displaying part of its 65,000 rock artifacts. The Hub exhibit features Bruce Springsteen’s Born to Run jacket, John Bonham’s drum set, and guitars from Townshend, Cropper, and B B King.

Orlando Fla Hard Rock Cafe International Chris Tomasso Hard Rock Bruce Springsteen Led Zeppelin John Bonham Pete Townshend Steve Cropper B.B. King

Lincoln Statue Returns to Capital in Richmond

The Lincoln statue unveiling at the Civil War Visitor Center in Richmond marks a national historical moment as a life-size bronze of Abraham Lincoln and Tad sits on a bench before a granite wall. The artwork, funded by the United States Historical Society, costs undetermined and is supported by miniature sales.

Richmond Abraham Lincoln Sons of Confederate Tad United States Historical Society National Park Service James River Robert Kline Historical Societ Lincoln Robert E. Lee Stonewall Jackson J E.B. Stuart Ulysses S. Grant Sons of Confederate Veterans Virginia Bray Bowling SCV David Frech Elaine Mancini the Historical Society

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