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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1970
Page
3
The column discusses evaluating a mate like a job hire with references and warns against overbearing control in relationships. It includes advice on staying open to a partner's past ties, handling adult stepchildren, and recognizing when a spouse or relative may need professional help to cope with issues.
The Welcome Wagon Club will meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. in the Heritage Room of Farmers and Merchants Bank. A film titled Beyond All Barriers illustrating advances in communications will be shown.
The Aiken Reading Clinic faces low attendance as illiteracy persists in the county. Efforts by radio, newspapers, churches and ministers yield limited results while humble progress is seen in Mrs. Ruby Boynton who advanced from third grade to seventh grade reading and now engages in church scripture reading.
An Office of Extended Services program at Augusta College offers a six week interior design course starting Jan 28. Dean E Dreyer of Atlanta leads the class with 30 years of experience teaching decorating and design. Registration details available through Augusta College Extended Services at 733-2234 Ext 303.
Mrs Frances M Ricks announces the marriage of her daughter Lynda Jeanne Ricks to Forrest Steven Taylor on December 20 at 6 30 p m in Lev els Baptist Church The Rev J Cole Brown officiated The bride is the daughter of the late E E Ricks and was given away by her brother William Larry Ricks Honor attendants were her sisters Shirley Whipple and Gail Ricks The groom is the son of Ariel and Mrs Taylor with Allen Taylor and Larry Whipple as groomsmen The reception was assisted by Mary Rhoden and Vicky Taylor The couple will reside in Johnston.
Designers fuse art with new materials creating compact expand- able furniture. Gaetano Pesce’s UP line automates to full size in 30 minutes, while Kathedra chairs and tuning fork tables showcase modular, see-through panels and flexible storage. Spanish Colonial pieces expand American styles with larger chairs.
Adler notes kiln dried walnut from Quito used for unique hand finished pieces. Furniture will be produced on a production basis with hand finishing for individuality. Electric carving tools replace traditional methods while plastics steel glass wood leather and foam shape design and technology guides the line.
Wagener Chapter No. 38 O E S met at the Wagener Masonic Temple with Myrtle Walker and A C Fallon presenting the ritual work. Several members attended including Mary Fogle Rosa Floyd Cora Yon Addie Corbett June McMillan Katherine Young Lina Gantt Nadine Walker Lucille Williams Cassia Johnson Mattie Etheredge Ruby Fallon Leone Smith Margaret Turner Theodore Etheredge. Following the meeting Walker and Wilma Starkie served refreshments. Locals note dinners and weekend visits across Aiken Chester Ridge Spring and beyond with families visiting or as guests of neighbors.
Representative William Jennings Bryan Dorn answered questions on pending and prospective legislation for retired civil employees as Augusta Clemson and Columbia members joined the Aiken Chapter 934 meeting at Midland Valley Country Club. Mary Hall played piano while James Catron Charles C Drew Donald Graves Charles Green and Mrs Winifred A Hunter were installed as officers.
Around Aiken Mr and Mrs Lucius Harrigal join Limestone College Parents Advisory Council at a Gaffney meeting. Winners of the 1970 Beauty Is Everybody’s Business Contest will be announced Feb 2. Jean S Hatcher Clemson student maintains a 4.0 GPA and is married to Robert Hatcher. Lander Alumni Board to meet in Greenwood. David Horvath to tour Middle Atlantic states with Newberry College Singers ending in Washington Cathedral. Michael J Flanagan named to Furman Dean's List. Canterbury Tales discussion led by Melvin Williams and Mrs Nathan Persky set for Tuesday at the county library.
Lydia Circle of St Pauls Lutheran Church meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Mrs Samuel Christine's home 3408 Belmont St. Mrs Don Frazier presents the program.
Ducks geese and hens served as human companions long before written history, reflecting a long tradition of animal domestication and utility in early living patterns.
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