No Bell Policy Takes Root At Monroe Junior High
Inglewood California Monroe Junior High adopts a no bells policy to foster student responsibility. The principal Dennis Flynn says tardiness remains an issue but is better managed by self discipline. A single lockout bell remains to deter late arrivals and enforce tardy slips. Angela Heath and Sharon Harris voice student views on the shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela
Inglewood
Monroe Junior High School
Monroe
California
Dennis Flynn
Flynn
Ladmit
Eric Butler
Brian Patterson
Calif
Club News outlines annual meeting and ERA discussion
Church Women United of Aiken schedules its annual meeting for Saturday at 10 30 am at Wesley United Methodist Church. The Rev Jack Hasty will speak on Migrant Workers in Our Area. An Executive Board meeting precedes at 10 am. Aiken Newcomers Club heard N O W about the Equal Rights Amendment urging postcard campaigns to lawmakers. A theater party is planned for Feb 1 at 8 pm at Aiken’s Community Playhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Women United of
Aiken Newcomers Club
N.O.W
Louise Yancey
Carolyn Johnson
Tootsie Hollen
E.R.A
Susan Harvey
Helping Hands, Inc
Aiken's
Community Playhouse
Howard E. Sandum
Denomination
Office For Communications
Driftwood themed talk anchors Garden Makers meeting
Mrs. David Gregg spoke on Bits of Beauty with Drift wood at the Garden Makers December session. She demonstrated driftwood arrangements and techniques and noted her roles and upcoming Southern Living Show exhibit. New members were welcomed and hosts thanked. In New Ellenton the Lions Club reorganized with 17 new members and elected officers to meet at St Pauls United Methodist Church on the second Tuesday and fourth Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Gregg
Garden Makers Garden Club
Garden Clubs
Garden Makers Club
Charlotte
Murray Wood
Frank Barrett
William Sanders
Odell Weeks
John Henry Williams
Emmett Gober
New Ellenton
St. Paul's United Methodist Church
Hospital Auxiliary to Meet at Presbyterian Church
The Aiken County Hospital Auxiliary holds a monthly meeting Thursday at 10 a.m. in Fellowship Hall. Aggie Giard, a registered nurse and American Cancer Society member, will demonstrate breast self examination and show a film. Hostesses are Mrs. Josie Hazel and Mrs. William Emslie. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County Hospital
The
Presbyterian Church
Aggie Giard
American Cancer Society
Josie Hazel
William Emslie
Births Thomas Dana Young and Christopher Donald
Births announced for a son Thomas Dana Young born January 7 at Aiken County Hospital. He is welcomed by siblings Kimberly and Michael. Also, Christopher Donald born December 30 to Don and family with grandparents Ralph Featherstone and Horace D. McGee of Aiken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry E. Young
Thomas Dana
Aiken County Hospital
Thomas McNair
William Dana Young
Wagener
Dana
Kimberly
Michael
Christopher Donald
Don McGee
Ralph Featherstone
Aiken
Horace D. McGee
Liberated Liturgy Drops Sexist Terms
The Lutheran Church in America issues guidelines to remove sexist bias from speech and writing. It suggests alternatives to masculine references to God such as sustainer creator liberator and nurturer while noting that God the Father in the Lord’s Prayer may remain. The recommendations aim to avoid bias without imposing policy.
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Claire Cox
New York
Women’s Liberationists
God
Office For Communications
The
Lutheran Church In America
Father
Jesus
God the Father
Werner H. Hansen
Philadelphia
Division of
No Time For Sergeants set for weekend at Aiken Playhouse
The Aiken Community Playhouse opens No Time for Sergeants on Friday at 8 p.m. in Virginia Acres Park with Jay Taylor as Will Stockdale Arnold Jones as Sergeant King and Steve Landry as Ben Whitledge. Additional performances are scheduled Saturday January 31 and February 1 with box office reservations at 648-1438.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Aiken Community Playhouse
Virginia Acres Park
Jay Taylor
North Augusta
Will Stockdale
Arnold Jones
Aiken
King
Will
Ben Whitledge
Steve Landry
Furman University Dean's List Names Aiken Students
Aiken students named to Furman University's fall term dean's list include Michael P. Williamson and several daughters of local residents. Also listed are Margaret J. Grabb Carelyn Moore Debra Lynn Moore Laura Beth Riley Paula J. Swope and Margaret A. Thomason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paula J. Swope
R.L. Swope
Margaret A. Thomason
E.L. Albenesius
Aiken Standard Welcomes Wedding Announcements and Portraits
The Aiken Standard invites engagement and bridal announcements and portraits suitable for publication. Forms are available at the Aiken Standard office located at 124 Rutland Dr. for announcements to be published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Standard
Rutland Dr
Miss Bonnie Miller and Jena Abney Birthday Note
Miss Bonnie Miller works toward a B S in speech pathology at Federal City College while modeling part time after graduating from Barbizon in Washington. Jena Roland Abney marked her first birthday with one candle as birthday jokes about aging circulated at a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. Joe Devore for Mrs. David Hayes Mrs. Jim Samsel and Mrs. Tom Crotzer celebrating 21st birthdays within the same week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Miller
Ivy L. Miller
A.B. Miller
Barbizon School of Modeling
Washington, D.C
Miss Miller
Federal City College
Washington
Ogden Nash
Jena Roland Abney
Frank Abney
Jena
Jena Abney
David Hayes
Jim Samsel
Tom Crotzer
Joe Devore
Consumer groups offer new complaint handling programs
Virginia Knauer explains consumer aid programs across industries to help resolve disputes. CAP panels address product issues to be reviewed by manufacturers with panel decisions if unsatisfied. The article lists CAPs for appliances, carpets, furniture, and autos with contact details for NADA and BBB-backed arbiters and regional dispute centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Knauer
Office of
Consumer Affairs Department of Health, Education and Welfare
MACAP
N. Wacker
Chicago
Ill
Cricap
Carpet and Rug Institute
Dalton
FICAP
Furniture Industry
High Point
N.C
Autocap
National Automobile Dealers Association
NADA
Black Women Deserve Praise and Recognition in the 1970s
The piece highlights Black women advancing in politics law and society, noting Barbara M. Watson’s resignation as a milestone, praising Harriet Truman and Dr. F. Pearl McBroom, and referencing Angela Davis while stressing resilience and historical contributions of Black women.
Dear Abby column letters on marriage and babysitting dilemmas
A reader confronts a love triangle after her husband survives cancer surgery and she forms a bond with another man while raising a son. Abby warns against replacing a spouse and advises saying goodbye to the premature replacement. Another letter discusses unequal babysitting help from mothers and mothers‑in‑law, with Abby noting varied attitudes and offering perspective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
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Mass
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State Department
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