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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1971
Page
5
A reader argues for rolled up newspapers to discipline dogs and criticizes Abby for seeming to oppose it. The column also includes a humorous tale about winning a jackpot with a single quarter and a reminder to share winnings.
The Aiken Camellia Club prepares its annual two day Camellia Show on February six and seven at Minnie B Kennedy Junior High School. The South Carolina Camellia Society meets February six in Aiken alongside the show with Frank Watters coordinating luncheon reservations at the Heart of Aiken Motel. The event is organized by the club with the Aiken Garden Council and the American Camellia Society and backed by Farmers and Merchants Bank.
This year’s orange crop is expected at a record 119.7 million boxes across early midseason and novel varieties. Consumers should select firm heavy fruit with bright skin and avoid damaged examples. color alone isn’t a ripeness indicator. Oranges provide vitamin C for growth and immune support.
Spring fashion forecast signals a return to wearable, feminine clothes guided by consumer power. Designers concede women demand choice over rigid rules with midi and pants remaining staples and dresses making a 'pretty' comeback amid a climate of practicality and style.
The retired Episcopal Bishop of the Armed Forces spoke to about 300 women at the Upper South Carolina Diocese convention in Saint Thaddeus church. He praised the church's role with service members and discussed Vietnam coverage and needs of chaplains and orphans.
Clemson extension specialist Julia Taylor notes washable wallpapers in vinyl and coated papers offer durability and easy cleaning. Wet look patterns mimic patent leather and bold designs work as accents. velvetlike washable flock papers bring rich texture for kitchens and baths with formal, animal, and border coordinated styles.
The Omega Chapter held its January meeting at the Clubhouse on Highway 78. New pledge Mrs. Cecil Berry was welcomed at a January 11 coffee. A Valentine Ball is set for February 13 at the Knights of Columbus in Aiken. A Spend-the-Day trip to Rich's in Atlanta is offered at 8.50 with bus transport, box lunch, tea and fashion show, leaving Mitchell Shopping Center March 27. tickets from members or at listed phones. A spring rummage sale is tentatively set for April 3. The program titled The Connoisseur explored connoisseur versus collector principles. Hostesses were Mrs. Cecil Fulmer Jr and Mrs. Fred Haase.
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