Aikenites Dominate Camellia Show With Numerous Honors
At the Aiken Camellia Show two local residents led with top honors. Mrs. William K. Laughlin won Best Bloom for Tomorrow and placed runner up in Under Glass Sweepstakes, while Jane Robertson earned Best Bloom by a Junior Exhibitor. The awards list includes multiple regional exhibitors across Japan, England, America and Australia sections with varied categories in Tricolor and Creativity displays. The event showcased 927 blooms in Kennedy Junior High auditorium and featured Garden Club Council entrants across divisions.
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Aiken
Cile
Ivan Mitchell
Melrose
Fla
Jeanette
John Graham
Mt. Pleasant
L. G. Wilhelm
Columbia
Annabell
Lew Fettermann
Clinton
N. C
Ernest
Sadie Aycock
Smithfield
S. G. Holtzclaw
Greer
J.C. Bickley
Elloree
Oliver Mizell
G. T. Freeman
New Ellenton
Tomorrow
Annabelle
Lew Fetterman
Charles H. Hendrix
Robert Edge
Spartanburg
Jack Teague
Fred G. Hahn Jr
Kennedy Junior High
Garden Club
Aiken Garden Club Council
China
England
America
Australia
New Zealand
Japan
Eugene Keller
Catherine Cayton
Mootsie Herndon
H. Odell Weeks
Garden Makers
Jane Robertson
W. C. Robertson
William K. Laughlin
Rabbit Takes Lead In Aiken Playhouse Production
A large white rabbit portrays Peter in the Aiken Community Playhouse staging of Paul Zindel’s The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man in the Moon Marigolds directed by Wendy Appleton. Joan Silverberg shines as Beatrice delivering a near continuous monologue while Bonnie Anne Osbon plays Tillie and Jenny Seaquist as Ruth.
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Aiken Community Playhouse
Joan Silverberg
Beatrice
Ruth
Jenny Seaquist
Jeannine de Pujo
Marie Deans
Mary Anne Garvin
Jill Crawford
Kevin Mundy
Nanny
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Tillie
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