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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1971
Page
2
Wednesday schedule lists a Welcome Wagon Club coffee at 10 am in the Heritage Room with Fred Cooper of Crest Travel Agency as speaker. At 10 am Country Gardeners meet at Mrs. E M Sampson’s home with Mrs. M Eugene Holley assisting as hostess, followed by a Camellias film program.
Evolving town page lists meetings at Mrs R L Smith home and St Angela Library. Bob Hickman addresses on Our Troubled Land. Reed A Benson speaks at Old Trenton School Gym. Public events include Harvey at USCA, Camellia Show, basketball games, bloodmobile, and community fundraisers across Aiken and surrounding areas.
E W Satcher, a Graniteville resident for 35 years, blends fishing gear with a filling station business. He is an ardent fisherman, shares fish tales, and serves as pastor of South Side Baptist Church in Gloverville. One customer story recalls a man making a special pork rind bait called meat skin.
A long feature blends a 1971 United Feature Syndicate zodiac column with local fishing lore from Graniteville. It recounts personal traits for January 19 and 20 signs and folds in vivid, first person anecdotes about bass catches, camping anglers, and the Graniteville Company ponds, Clark Hill and Santee Coopers stretches, plus a tale of a rockfish catch and a minister narrator.
Former Miss Lee Walton a reservation clerk from Charlotte married Brady O. Dorsey first in York South Carolina to satisfy a license rule then married again that night aboard a Delta nonstop flight from Atlanta to Los Angeles in a private lounge. The couple, in their twenties, said the idea started as a suggestion from a friend and grew into excitement.
A commentary on prescription drug abuse tracing origins to World War II and the rise of a legal drug culture. Dr. James Lowry links wartime overprescribing to today’s epidemic, while Dr. Peter Spalding notes hope for chemical cures for severe depressions. Pfizer’s John Powers argues industry supports service value despite critics.
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