Local Residents Return From Getaway Trips
Crosland Park news notes several residents returning home from visits and trips. Marjory Celia and Claire Smith came back to Schroder Street after two and a half months in Deerfield Beach Florida. Edna Coleman returned to Minneapolis after a week with relatives in Ames. Mrs Coleman attended parties and traveled to Orangeburg and Augusta. The Bullwinkels held a drop in for Mrs Coleman. William and Bernice Harding returned from St Petersburg Florida after two weeks visiting relatives. Leroy and Mollie Blackwell recently returned from a three month Baltimore visit. during the stay their son was born to the Lallys and a daughter to the Schmidts. Mollie Werner left University Hospital for Medicenter in Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjory
Celia
Claire Smith
Schroder Street
Gobel
Deerfield Beach
Fla
Edna Coleman
Minneapolis
Minn
William Bullwinkel
Aldrich
Alderman Street
Baltimore, Md
Dean Richard Lally
Edward D. Schmidt
Lallys
Schmidts
Women Gail Dennis Editor Aiken Standard Page
Gail Dennis serves as the women’s page editor for the Aiken Standard in Aiken South Carolina, with February 10 1970 staff byline listing her as the editor.
Duo Harpists to Perform in Aiken Concert
The Aiken Community Concert Association presents harpists Joe Longstreth and John Escola as the third season concert at the Aiken Junior High School auditorium on Monday February 16 at 8 o clock. The program spans Bach to contemporary dissonance and offers a rare chance to hear this instrument in Aiken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Community Concert Association
Joe Longstreth
John Escosa
Aiken
Tiny Tot Nursery to Close in May in Aiken
Mrs. I W Taylor marks 15 years as owner of Tiny Tot Nursery in Aiken detailing daily routines from 6:30 a m start to 6 p m close. The program serves about 60 regulars with 20 drop ins and employs five including her daughter with plans to start a playschool next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I.W. Taylor
Taylor
R.N
Leslie Traughber
Mrs. Taylor
Tiny Tot Nursery
Comfort and Individuality Shape 1970s Menswear Trend
A February Gentlemans Quarterly feature highlights 1970s men’s fashion stressing comfort and individuality. Edwardian jackets with versatile collars, knitted suits, and Western details like angled pockets and hip yokes define the era. Bold yet wearable designs emphasize durability and distinctive styling without sloppiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentlemen’s Quarterly
D of A Past Councilors Dinner Planned in Charleston
The Daughters of America Fifth District met at Mrs. Lottie Banks home with Mrs. Gladys Bandy assisting. President Edith Woodward announced the state convention set for April 27 to 29 at the Frances Marion Hotel in Charleston. James Ansley won the door prize and Mrs. Woodward received a valentine gift. The next meeting is scheduled for the first Thursday in March in Warrenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentines
Lottie Banks
Councilors Club
Daughters of America
South Carolina
Gladys Bandy
Edith Woodward
Frances Marion
Charleston
James Ansley
Warrenville
Gardenmakers to Clean Up At Easter Seal Center
Around Aiken the Gardenmakers will meet Wednesday morning at the Easter Seal Center for a series of cleanups. Equipment will be available at the center for participants. Mrs. William Emsilie reports the plan. Savannah River Power Squadron held its 14th Annual Change of Watch and Founders Day Dinner Dance at Midland Valley Country Club with new officers installed led by Commander A.E. Rachal and Lawrence Scherer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easter Seal Center
William Emsilie
Savannah River Power Squadron
Midland Valley Country Club
A.E. Rachal
Ed Williams
Lawrence Scherer
Bill Strayhorn
Ben McManus
Dick Selkirk
A.H. Kaiser
George Tuer
Larry Siciliano
Dan
Joe Bunch
North Augusta
Larry Dew
John Robinson
Augusta
Henry Green
DAR Members Explore Geneology
Mrs. M C McDowell spoke to the Henry Middleton Chapter of the DAR last Tuesday at Mrs. W S Johnson's home. She praised genealogy as a good hobby for making friends and noted sources such as scrapbooks Bibles church records and the DAR Patriots Index. Delegates to the state convention in March were named and Continental Congress delegates headed to Washington in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.A. Bowers
R.S. Swope
D.M. Fincke
Continental Congress
Washington
Marion Smoak
Harold Crooks
Alan Burns
W. Gilmore
Abby Q&A and reader concerns on love family and etiquette
A collage of letters and responses covers romantic incentives and honesty in a work crush, parental favoritism among three children, and a reader wondering if President Nixon ignores mail. Abby notes issues like fairness, love, and accountability with pragmatic, light guidance.
Wakefield Birth Announced
Mr and Mrs Don Wakefield announce the birth of a daughter Jennifer Coward born January 29 at Aiken County Hospital. Mrs Wakefield is the former Kay Coward. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs H C Coward and Mr and Mrs John B Wakefield Jr all of Aiken. The Wakefields also have two other children, Donnie and Wendy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don B. Wakefield
Jennifer Coward
Aiken County Hospital
Wakefield
Kay Coward
H.C. Coward
John B. Wakefield Jr
Aiken
Wakefields
Donnie
Wendy
Wildwood Garden Club to Meet for Show and Tell Program
The Wildwood Garden Club gathers at 9 45 A M on Thursday February 12 at Mrs B A Bowers home 1314 Pine Log Road The meeting titled Sharing Our Talents features a show and tell format with member participation Refreshment chairman is Mrs R G Baxter assisted by Mrs Walter Freed and Mrs R V Studley as co hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood Garden Club
B.A. Bowers
Pine Log Road
R.G. Baxter
Walter Freed
R.V. Studley
Bridge Tourneys Announced in South Carolina Circuit
The Charleston sectional bridge tournament is set for the weekend of January 31 with attendees including Mr and Mrs Fred Waterhouse and Mr and Mrs Lee Galloway. A Myrtle Beach regional is planned for February 19 22. In Aiken, Carl Angerman and Earl Weisner won first place in the local game, Frances Smoot and Lou Dean were second, and Charles Mc Charen with Jim Jakes placed third. A member game with sectional tournament rating is scheduled for 7 30 p m Thursday at the Senior Citizens club on Crosland Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Fred Waterhouse
Lee Galloway
Myrtle Beach
Aiken
Carl Angerman
Earl Weisner
Frances Smoot
Lou Dean
Charles McCharen
Jim Jakes
Senior Citizens Club
Crosland Drive
Try These Fruit Combinations For A Pie
A home bakers note suggests two fruit pairing ideas for pies. Apricot with banana offers tropical sweetness while rhubarb with strawberry blends tart and bright flavors for a summer dessert.
Salley salutes love and camellias in village notes
In Salley this week residents recall a bashful childhood Valentine and celebrate a Camellia show in Aiken. Rev Parkison presided at a Salley Baptist Fellowship covered dish honoring Allen Brown returning from Otis Air Force Base. New families arrived. condolences extended to the Whetstone/West family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Haywood Curlee
Columbia
R. D. Parkinson
the Salley Baptist Church
Parkinson
Evelyn Sawyer
Lyman McMillan
Quincy Shealy
Shealy
Fellowship Hall of the Baptist Church
Allen Brown
Otis Air Force Base
Massachusetts
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Crosland Park
Mollie Werner
University Hospital
Medicenter
Gail Dennis
Aiken, S.C
Longstreth
Escola
Aiken Nursery
Jimmy Reese
Jody Deese
D of
Fred Wiles
Betty Court
St. Joseph's Hospital
Robert C. Milham
Dorinda Cato
Bela Nagy
Boston College
Augusta College
Augusta Music Club
Atomic Energy Commission
Amchitka Island
AEC
Bering Sea
Alaska
John Stokes
Walter Bergmann
T. C. Evans
Savannah
Park Hill
Frank S. Watters
Aiken Camellia Club
Palmetto Savings and Loan
Chesterfield Street
A.C. Flora High School
W.R. Thigpen
Ted Everette
Alva Faulkner
Washington, D.C
Senate
Strom Thurmond
DAR
Fiefesses
Paul Parks
D.C. Collins
W. O. Jones
A.F. Caruthers
CO Axbby
Abigail van Buren
Abby
Bigmouth
Small Claims Court
Jake
Heidi
Sally
Danny
MGM
Nixon
Post Office Department
Louisville
Ruth Earle Jones
Salley
Rome
Claudius the Cruel
Valentine
Partic
Allen
Gay
Cecil Brown
Pam
William
Ann
Ruth E. Jones
Debbie Rose Young
Emma Salley
Sue Lee Adams Hall
Elizabeth Carter
James O'Neal
W. H. Salley
Ray Cooper
Ida Williamson
Alderman
Rob Whetstone
Nellie W. West
Wagener
Whitehall Place
Robert R. McCormick
The
Chicago Tribune
White Hall
Willis Irving
Southern Architects and Industrial Arts
Hastings Wyman
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