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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1980
Page
6
A long reader letter cites a New Year resolutions column inspired by Alcoholics Anonymous credo. It urges repeating the piece annually and shares sample daily goals to live by one day at a time. The writer commits to positive actions and self improvement.
A personal pledge to quit smoking, cut fattening foods, and exercise even modestly. The plan includes honest responses, completing deferred tasks, thinking before speaking, being agreeable, and establishing a daily program for health, reflection, and courage.
The Aiken Branch AAUW invites public participation for its 19th Annual Arts Books and Crafts Fair to be held February 27 28 at the Aiken Municipal Auditorium. Donations of new white elephants books and clothing are welcome at specified addresses with pickup by Mrs J F Ogburn. Proceeds fund the Educational Foundation and Young Artists Awards.
Stewardess Board No 2 hosted a holiday tea at Mrs J A Ashe home with Reverend David Walker and family taking part. Severette Club met at Mattie Tolliver home where Ella Ruth Curry, cub president, gave gifts to Wilkinson Home on Dec 21. Officers elected: Curry president Lloyd vice president Tolliver recording secretary Robinson corresponding secretary Eubanks treasurer Brown chaplain. Next meeting set for Jan 5 at Marilyn Brown home.
New York director Bob Fosse brings Dancin to Township Auditorium January 14 and 15 at 8 p m Tickets are 15 13 and 10 at the box office The show features 18 dancers a 15 piece orchestra and sets by Peter Larkin with costumes by Willa Kim The finale will be A Chorus Line on May 6 and 7 Tickets for that are 16 14 and 11 For more information contact the Kitani Foundation Box 11247 Capital Station Columbia 29211
David R. Fallow promoted to airman and stationed at Ramstein West Germany. son of E G Fallow of Williston. Staff Sergeant Patricia A. Moses arrives at Camp New Amsterdam Netherlands. daughter of Gus W Warthen Bath and Evelyn D Warthen Louisville Ga. Captain Albert L. Smith earns parachutist badge after three week airborne course at Fort Benning Ga. son of Mr and Mrs Pierce Smith of Aiken.
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