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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1980
Page
6
A reader column features multiple letters about going bald, noting stress and nutrition as causes. Advice ranges from psychiatric help to diet changes and home remedies, with humorous, mixed results and requests for author identification of a poem.
The Aiken County Library offers instruction in many topics from hair cutting and sleeping to dream interpretation and furniture making. It highlights titles like How to Cut Your Own or Anybody Else's Hair and How to Get a Good Night's Sleep, plus guides on garage sales crafts and even How to Do Almost Everything.
David M. Johnston of North Augusta rises to airman first class at Plattsburgh AFB New York. Carey C. Spires, a 1979 LBC High School graduate, completes basic at Groton Naval Submarine School Connecticut. Nathan Bush II finishes tank gunnery with the First Armored Division in Germany. Lloyd B. Moseley assigned to Lowry AFB Colorado after basic training.
Mrs. Robert Ashely and Mrs. Fred Ogborn of the Aiken branch of the American Association of University Women participated in a local gathering. The event highlighted community outreach and scholarship efforts tied to the organization.
Aiken Chapter of Women’s Aglow gathers tomorrow from 10 a.m. to noon at Croft House with guest speakers from Bennettsville. Members previously attended an issues conference in Columbia where South Carolina legislative concerns and bill priorities were discussed.
Amanda Kaye Quattlebaum born Jan 16 at Aiken Community Hospital to Rodney and Rebecca Quattlebaum of Wagener with Erica Anne at home. Buster Leon Key born Jan 17 to Buster and Burnice Key of New Ellenton. grandparents Lauran Sanders and Burnice Key. Kay Michelle Fulmer born Jan 21 at Aiken Community Hospital to John and Kay Fulmer of Langley. siblings Michael 8 and Jeff 6. grandparents Mamie Wheeler and Alonzo Fulmer.
The Alston Wilkes Society sponsors a Steel Bar Blues Run in Columbia on February 16. A 2 mile fun run and a 10 000 meter road race for all ages start at 10 a m from Hand Middle School. Prizes include division trophies and T shirts for the first 100 finishers. Registration is 4 dollars before February 8 and 5 dollars afterward with a 2 dollar no T shirt fee.
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