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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1978
Page
7
Dear Abby notes that missing RSVPs may be due to lost mail and that the hostess should not be expected to call every invitee. She says failure to acknowledge an RSVP is inexcusable, and follow up is generally not the hostess's duty.
Aiken AAUW meets tonight at St Pauls Lutheran Church at 8 with Dr K W Oberlin guiding Rogerian listening exercises. Prospective members invited. regular meeting moves to 7 tomorrow at Pet Dairy, route 215. DAV and Parents Without Partners schedule notices. Beaufort Camellia Show dates January 14 15 with special gallery event. County notes include Aiken Choral Society auditions 6:30 pm First Baptist Church and first rehearsal at 7:30 pm with Brahms German Requiem under Antoine Cordahi.
The provided OCR fragment lists multiple monetary values such as 69.33 83.49 71.37 48 139.15 118.95 7000 166.53 60 and annual percentage rate related numbers 2495.88 4007.52 4282.20 6679.20 7137.00, with no context or complete items. It appears as isolated figures without narrative or identifiable entities.
Debra Kaye Odum of Graniteville, a Emmanuel College freshman in Franklin Springs Georgia, earns Fall 1977 Merit List status for maintaining a B average with no grade below C. Two Aiken grads at Anderson College join 38 graduates as they receive Associate of Arts diplomas at mid-year commencement, Monroe Freeman and Mark Key are sons of local residents.
A Houston Texas notice promotes a 32 day hair treatment from Loesch Laboratory Consultants Inc claiming it stops hair loss and regrows hair. The ad solicits confidential inquiries via a mailed coupon and asks readers to provide personal hair loss details.
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