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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1977
Page
14
Dear Abby reprints two of her old columns. The Ten Commandments For Wives urge modesty, obedience, forgiveness, and home duties, while a Dear Parents item advises teaching children to address adults as Mr. and Mrs. and suggests neighbors using first names can complicate manners.
Randy and Mrs. Seigler of Aiken name daughter Randi Elizabeth born March 4 at Aiken Community Hospital with grandparents T F Thomas Leland Seigler of Aiken. Ottis Sullivan and family announce Kimberly Latarsha born March 5 at Aiken Community Hospital with Rev Alvin Settles Jr as maternal grandfather and Ottis Sullivan as paternal grandfather.
Inter nationally acclaimed conductor Norman Luboff and his choir appear at Bell Auditorium on March 15 as part of the Augusta Junior Woman's Club Famous Artist Series. Box office opens March 14 10 am to 4 pm and March 15 10 am to 8:30 pm for tickets. Reservations by phone.
Dr Margaret Early senior editor of the Harcourt-Bruce Jovanovich Bookmark Reading Program will address the Aiken County Council of the International Reading Association at a March 17 dinner meeting. A six thirty buffet will be served at Heart of Aiken Restaurant with reservations due tomorrow and information via Bess Stephenson.
Airman Kenneth B. Johnson, son of Mr and Mrs R B Johnson of Aiken, will train at Sheppard Air Force Base after basic training and completion of high school and university studies. Airman First Class Robert S Ferguson of Limestone Ma serves in a top Strategic Air Command field maintenance squadron praised for aircraft upkeep. Both are Aiken High School graduates. Congress overrode a presidential veto for the first time on March 3, 1845.
President Coolidge signed the Revenue Act on February 26 1926 lowering income and inheritance taxes and removing some taxes. The measure aims to ease tax burdens and stimulate economy.
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