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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1982

Page

5

Shepherd Of Clerks Guides Aiken Camellia Show

Grace Woodhead leads the clerks for the Aiken Camellia Show at Kennedy Middle School with 27 judges and volunteer clerks from local garden clubs. The event, open Saturday 3 8 p.m. and Sunday 1 6 p.m., has free admission and draws exhibitors from Alabama Georgia and Florida.

Grace Woodhead Aiken Camellia Club Carolina Camellias S.C. Camellia Society Aiken Club Walter Plunkett Frampton Durban Kennedy Middle School Woodhead Camellia Society Farmers and Merchants Bank Aiken Boy Scout Aiken Garden Club Council Garden Club Council Betty Fletcher John Gaver Claudia Phelps Kennedy Harry Brill Lee Poe Jr B. T. Barnes Maurin Steeley Frank Watters Paul Dahlen Dahlen Camellias Ginny Southworth

FDR Library Reflects Leader's History As Collector

A century after Franklin D. Roosevelt was born in Hyde Park New York readers see the president as a devoted collector. The article outlines his stamp and book shelves, campaign buttons, ship models, autographs, and Dutch tiles, and notes how his holdings helped inspire the 1955 Presidential Libraries Act and the FDR Library centennial stamp plan.

FDR Leader Hyde Park N.Y Franklin D. Roosevelt Hudson River Roosevelt United States New York Marguerite Hubbard Duchess County Washington, D.C Eleanor Franklin Samuel Eliot Morison New Zealand Pacific Mangareva New Zealad Hoover Truman Eisenhower Kennedy Johnson Ford US Postal Service

Frances Gabe Pioneer of Self Cleaning House

Frances Gabe of Oregon, age 67, applied for 68 patents in 1981 for a self cleaning house. Her resin coated floors walls and ceilings shed dirt, with sloped floors to corners and a dishwasher cupboard and laundry cupboard for washing and drying on hangers.

Mr. Rushmore Frances Gabe Oregon Ms. Gabe Gabe

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