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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1973

Page

5

Polo Season Opens in Aiken with Return of Jack Ivory

The opening polo day in Aiken features the return of former player Jack Ivory drawing local fans. New Sunday start time is 3:00 PM and Triple Crown events are anticipated in March. Also notes new residents Fredrick and Dorthy Krisch moving from New York to Calhoun Place and Neenah Wisconsin couple Mr. and Mrs. David Boehlke relocating to Gem Lakes. Mrs. Aylett Wood previews Augusta Art Association show at Augusta College Theatre with Sunday greetings from Corcoran School trained artist.

Aiken Jack Ivory John Bancroft Fredrick Krisch Calhoun Place New York Fred Hitchcock Gem Lakes Aylett Wood of Augusta Art Association

Heart Benefit Show and Luncheon Sell Out

Mrs. Nathaniel Stetson chairs a heart benefit tea with Mrs. Edward H. Howard and Mrs. C. Marshall Cain serving. The premiere on Feb 15 and the luncheon and dinner on Feb 16 are all sold out.

Nathaniel Stetson Edward H. Howard C. Marshall Cain

Research At Hitchcock Hails Therapy Success

Dr. Bella J. May lauds Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center in Aiken noting its cosmopolitan, professional setup and community support after a nine month study of three disabled children. Yvonne Norton and Marty Wood oversee therapy showing gains in perceptual motor function and eye contact. The center logged over 12 000 staff hours with 545 patients treated this year as Mandel Surasky becomes new chairman.

Hitchcock Center Aiken Bella J. May The Medical College of Georgia Augusta Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center Owens-Corning Fibergias May Nancy Prendergast Walter Bergman Yvonne Norton M.A.O.T.R Marty Wood A.P.T Miss Norton Norton Tain Robert D. McCroskey Conrad L. Hartzog North Augusta Mandel Surasky C.M. Holly Martha Horton Bernard P. Neville Leila A. Bradley

Dear Abby column excerpts reveal amusing婚 guidance and social norms

A reader asks how to handle a wife with a Playboy past and suitors. Abby advises addressing jealousy and urging commitment. Another note questions ethics after a rude doctor. Abby suggests reporting and politeness. A final letter questions cash wedding gifts, noting changing norms but affirming gifts remain common.

Abby

Boatner Crosland Vows In Col umbia Ceremony

Miss Donna Lynn Crosland and Mr. David Mark Boatner wed at a late afternoon ceremony December 29 at the Sibley home in Columbia. Rev. L Porter Anderson officiated. The bride is the daughter of Daniel Crosland and the late Claradel Crosland. The groom is the son of Calvin Ralph Boatner and Mrs. Boatner of Guntersville Alabama. Rachael Cross served as matron of honor and Neil Sibley was maid of honor. Alan Boatner and the bridegroom's father stood as best man and groomsman respectively. Classical guitar music accompanied the ceremony.

Donna Lynn Crosland David Mark Boatner Columbia William B. Sibley

First Lady’s Inaugural Attire Revealed for Nixon Year

Details released by the White House describe Mrs. Nixon’s daytime green coachman coat with sable collar and a turquoise gown with diamond and pearl embroidery for the inaugural balls. Adele Simpson designed the turquoise dress, with additional mink and matching accessories from Leo Ritter and others. Tricia Nixon Cox will wear a strawberry silk satin gown, and Julie Nixon Eisenhower a white satin gown.

Washington Nixon Jeremy Wren New York Beth Levine Tricia Nixon Cox Julie Nixon Eisenhower

Aiken Standard Publishes Engagement and Bridal Notices

The Aiken Standard accepts engagement and bridal portraits for publication. Forms are available at the newspaper office 124 Rutland Dr. Portraits must be suitable for reproduction.

Aiken Standard Rutland Dr

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By Lin Smithwick Neenah,Wis David Boehlke Suzanne Matthew Boehlke Kimberly Clark William V. Burgess John Beard Aiken Women’s Heart Board Chinaberrie Burgess York Street Emily Bull Marty Woods Dean Abby Philadelphia Bulletin Reader Derar Abby N. Y Cash Coward-Corley Seed Co., Inc Your Garden Center Park Ave. SE Diat Boatner- Crosland Robert M. Broadwell Richard Young Richland Ave Janis M. Boothe Merle Norman Barnwell Williston Janis Duchess Beauty Box Mel Mizell Mrs Howard K. Raines York SE Fairfield School Hayne Ave SUN
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