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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1973
Page
5
Readers seek guidance on a husband’s inappropriate behavior with his nieces and on switching doctors. Abby advises against the junior partner’s involvement with minors, suggests honest confrontation, and notes patients’ right to choose a doctor while addressing the other reader’s request to change physicians.
The Henry Middleton Chapter NSDAR meets February at 553 Sumter St the home of Mrs. Samuel A. Cothran at 10 am Co hosts are Mrs Donald E Bowen Mrs D M Fincke Mrs L C Braddy and Mrs M B Tarrant Mrs G R Snabinet American history month chair announces essay winners who will be guests The program features a conservation film Conserving Our Natural Resources.
The Aiken Camellia Club presents a high quality show with out-of-town exhibitors, a relaxed atmosphere, glass containers, and strong designs. The event features the title The Beautiful World of Camellias and reminds readers that February remains prime for pruning and plant care including crepe myrtles and pansies.
The United Methodist Women of Johnston held their annual Call to Prayer and Self-Denial services in the church fellowship hall led by president Mrs. D W Smith. NJROTC cadets from Strom Thurmond High School organized a large trash pickup on campus and along nearby roads, funded by local sponsors. LCDR Stamey announced a future cleanup as a sign of county pride.
The South Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs holds its 10th Annual Legislative Conference on February 21 at the Wade Hampton Hotel in Columbia. Governor John West will attend the breakfast at 8:30 a.m. Lt. Governor Earle Morris will speak at the luncheon at 1 p.m. Mae Kirby and Betty Grant chair the local committee and invite area women to join the Aiken County Delegation for breakfast. The day includes morning sessions of the General Assembly, lunch, and a tea at the Governor's mansion. Reservations by February 14.
Omega Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sponsors a Saturday Trash and Treasures Sale at the Aiken County Farmers Market starting 9:00 a.m. Proceeds fund equipment for the Wee Care Development Center including a specialized tricycle. Donations accepted via contact numbers for Craw ford Reed Chastain.
The Country Gardeners award winning camellia arrangement at the Aiken Camellia Show was designed by Mrs. E M Holley Mrs Charles Parks Mrs Leonard Browder Mrs Ferrell Holley and Mrs Mackey Scott Jr The Aiken Standard regrets the error omitting names in Monday's photo caption.
D C proxy guests attend the Aiken Chapter of the National Secretaries Association for a January dinner at the Ramada Inn. Dessie Gentry presented a program on Getting Acquainted with NSA in Mary Frances Anderer and Mary Lou Wicker absent. The annual Shrine Club barbecue on March 23 funds scholarships for students completing high school and pursuing secretarial studies. Betty Moyer chairs the committee.
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