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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1975
Page
6
A guide to selecting an interior designer emphasizes matching chemistry, budget honesty, and portfolio review. It notes ASID guidance, consulting options, and varied rates from $25 hourly to cost plus arrangements. Emphasizing studio visits and clear written contracts, the piece encourages practical, economical design outcomes.
Mr. and Mrs Larry A Holley of Bath announce the birth of a daughter Shannon DeLaine born February 7 at University Hospital. Mrs Holley is former Rosemary Jennings daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Jennings of Langley. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs P H Holley Jr of Bath.
A three day conference on women's economic issues and leadership will headline Winthrop College in February 2022. Caroline Bird opens the event with a lecture at 8 p.m. Thursday, followed by Elizabeth Janeway as banquet speaker Friday at 7 p.m. The event, titled Today's Executive Women Move Into Management, is sponsored by Joynes Center for Continuing Education and the South Carolina Commission on the Status of Women. It features 25 women leaders in business government and education guiding workshops and panels. Attendance costs $20 and contact is Joynes Center at 323-2196.
Four Seasons Garden Club elected officers at a recent meeting held at Mrs. Douglas Leader’s home. Officers are Mrs. D. C. Guyton president, Mrs. Leader first vice president, Mrs. J. A. Lown second vice president, Mrs. Ken Gaylord secretary, Mrs. L. G. Kennerly treasurer, and Mrs. J. F. Bell historian. They plan a March installation by Mrs. R. F. Walker and voted a donation to Operation Wildflower, a Garden Club of S. C. project with the State Highway Department.
The Fiken Standard requires engagement announcements at least 30 days before the wedding and wedding notices to be submitted two publication days prior. Bridal party details should arrive at least five days before the ceremony to run the story before the wedding.
Miss Holly McFerrin, a senior at Aiken High School and pupil of Mrs. Nancy P. Trotti for nine years, performed a senior recital at Mrs. Trotti’s home. Her program included Grieg Nocturne, Mozart Concerto in Romania, Chopin Military Polonaise, Telemann Arabesque, Debussy Arabesque, Khachaturian Toccata, and Therephin Baga telle. she plans to study at Agnes Scott College this fall.
The Aiken Standard office at 124 Rutland Dr accepts engagement and bridal announcements and portraits suitable for publication.
Country Gardeners will meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Mrs. E.M. Sampson home. Mrs. Roger Payne from Lambert's will discuss macrame. Members should bring string scissors and clay or decorative pots to learn how to make a macrame hanging for their containers. William A. Beasley from Clemson Extension Service will speak at 7:30 p.m. to the Senior Citizens Club on Landscaping and Gardening. The meeting will be at the clubhouse on Crosland Drive.
Members of the Aiken Senior Men's Club and guests meet at the Ramada Inn at 1 p.m. John M. Gaver president of the Aiken Training Track and trainer for Green Tree Stable speaks on Aiken's Horse Industry noting many race horses are in training for the forthcoming season.
A consultant warns in the AMA Journal that regular use of mineral oil can be dangerous. Aspiration of the oil may cause fatal pneumonia and it can interfere with absorption of fat soluble nutrients. See a physician to find and treat the constipation cause and receive a safer laxative.
Crosland Park Jim Davis of WJBF Augusta will speak at the February Crosland Park Garden Club meeting hosted at the Senior Citizens Club House. The Thursday 1 p.m. event welcomes guests and includes a luncheon served by hostesses.
Miss Tarysa L Wilhelm of Aiken High and Miss Nancy K Byouk of St Angela lead in Betty Crocker Family Leaders of Tomorrow. They topped written exams nationwide and will receive General Mills awards and state eligibility for a $1500 college scholarship and a Washington DC representation.
Three meals a day remain possible as ODRINEX suppresses appetite and aids weight loss. Clinical tests from a major university hospital claim quick results with a hunger tamer. Safe when taken as directed, it promises look better and feel better with guaranteed money back.
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