Aiken Junior Miss Contest Promises Excellence
Local finals for the 16 contestant Aiken Junior Miss pageant are set for Saturday at Laurens Street Elementary School at 7 p.m. Each participant, including Anne Callaham Perkins and Mary Elizabeth Mosley, will showcase talents from jazz piano to flute, dance, and baton as part of a national scholarship program.
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Aiken
Aiken Area
Mary Shugart
Aiken Jr
Laurens Street
Anne Callaham Perkins
William C. Perkins
Anne
South Aiken High School
AHS
My Alpha Theta
Mary Elizabeth Mosley
Clanton Mosley
Bach
St. Angela Academy
National Honor Society
Dawn Michelle Pridgen
Durward B. Pridgen
Aiken High School
Bridget Carroll Sloan
Terry R. Sloan
Vonda Babette Smith
Ruther Smith
Pearl Smith
Kimberly K. Robinson
J.H. Robinson Jr
National Art Honor Society
SAHS
Furman University
Elizabeth Barrett Woodard
John W. Woodard Jr
Adelade
Key Club
Sharon Denise Mundy
John Mundy Jr
Mary Mundy
International Cooking Club
Diane Dora Edl
John W. Eds
Aiken Junior Miss Pageant Slated for Saturday Night
The Aiken Junior Miss pageant features sixteen high school seniors competing for the title at Laurens Street Elementary School Saturday at 7 p.m. Tickets cost 2.50 for students and 3.50 for adults, with advance prices of 2 and 3. Contests highlight poetry, dance, piano, ballet, and art performances by noted local students and their affiliations.
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Aiken
Laurens Street
Sabrina Johnson
Aiken Drug, Store
Woodruff Drug Store
Today's Generation Has Other Peoples Names stamped On Clothes
A columnist notes changes in children’s behavior and tech use, claiming kids wear clothes bearing others’ names, rely on pocket computers, and carry door keys. By age five they supposedly own thousands of keys and break into their homes weekly, creating widespread钥key forgetfulness.
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United States
Erma Bombeck on latchkey children ingenuity and risk
The syndicated column notes latch-key kids as highly capable and resourceful, able to bypass alarms and barriers. It mentions a child nearly escaping disaster by entering a chimney and cautions about the troubling potential of a keyless generation.
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Laurens Street Elementary
Anne C. Perkins
Elizabeth B. Woodard
Lori A. Nash
Mary E. Mosley
Dawn M. Pridgen
Bridget C. Sloan
Sharon D. Mundy
Kimberly Harrington
Angela G. Yonce
Lanette Young
Vonda B. Smith
Diane D. Edl
Sharon G. Baxter
Casandra Z. Chavous
Kathryn R. Peake
Casandra Zandolyn Chavous
George Chavous
Silver Bluff High School
Lori Alane Nash
Willard Nash
Aiken Civic Ballet
Maylen Young
Sharon Gail Baxter
Richard G. Baxter
Fermata Club
Kathryn Renee Peake
W.H. Peake
Art Club
Erma Bombeck