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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1972
Page
5
A reader clarifies a prior message on infidelity and in vitro options. A mother shares issues with a custody minded ex and a divorced father with a first family. A mother describes postnatal temperament and urges patience with a difficult baby. A Mantua Ohio reader critiques a San Angelo psychiatrist approach to mood with hormones.
Mayor John V. Lindsay of New York tops the men’s list for 1971 with wide ties and colorful shirts, while the women’s list features Liza Minnelli and Cher among others. The annual honor is chosen by fashion designers and press.
Rita Hollings wife of U S Senator Ernie Hollings of South Carolina soaked up Washington life as a former teacher and senator aide. She enjoys the capital pace and social events while managing two homes Charleston and Washington. She notes tourist traffic at the Kennedy Center and recounts diving with the senator in the Virgin Islands.
Mr and Mrs Bob Westby greet Ai ken friends through hosts Mr and Mrs David Hayes and Mr and Mrs James Samsel. Hayes visited Berkeley California and San Francisco for an AGU meeting then spent Christmas in Texas with families. Samsels holidayed in Los Angeles with Mrs Samsels parents.
The South Carolina Soybean Association seeks a new Princess Soya to represent the industry next year. Applications open with forms due after January and must come from single girls 18 to 25 with a soybean background. The winner will compete in the Princess Soya of America pageant in Columbus, Ohio, next summer.
The Leisure Years Club held its monthly meeting at the Gregg Park Civic Center Tuesday night and then members joined in a bingo session with light refreshments. Miss Odessa Jennings of Warrenville retires after 45 years at Graniteville Company. Joe Ferguson of Warrenville retires after 30 years. Odell Leopard of Warrenville retires after 51 years. Mrs Ferguson retired two years ago and traveled in Europe. Friends of Woodrow Pilot report he is in Baptist Hospital awaiting recovery.
The Pilot Club of Aiken hosts a spaghetti and bingo event at the Masonic Hall on Friday January 21. Spaghetti serves 6 to 8 p.m. Bingo runs until 10 p.m. Tickets at door or by calling Becky Johnson 648-4209. Adult tickets 1.25, children 0.75. Proceeds support community needs and club projects.
Mr Len Ketner announces sewing classes by the Aiken Recreation Department. Beginner class starts Tuesday Jan 18 at 9 30 am Tailoring begins Thursday Jan 20 at 30 am Intermediate sewing starts Thursday Jan 20 at 6 30 pm. Six weekly sessions cost 16 dollars with a 2 dollar add on for non city residents. Classes meet at the Activities House in Virginia Acres Recreation Park. To register call 648-0151.
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