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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1982
Page
5
Brenda and Tommy Ingram break a home rivalry by rehearsing together for The Member of the Wedding at the Aiken Community Playhouse. They describe mild complaints about sharing time, meals, and stage duties while preparing for performances.
Brenda Ingram and Tommy Ingram star as Frankie and John Henry in The Member of the Wedding at the Aiken Community Playhouse Virginia Acres with showtimes Friday and Saturday at 8 p m and Sunday at 3 p m Additional performances planned for February 44 at 8 p m Contact the Playhouse for ticket reservations and information.
Jim Freeman a Missouri born journalist rose to AT&T Washington media director and public relations chief for over two decades. He helped launch Telstar I in 1962 and earned the 1963 Greatest Advance in Communications award with Irene Dunne beside him at the Hollywood gala. Freeman later taught at Columbia and retired to Aiken with his wife Beatrice. they have two children and four grandchildren.
A humorous reminiscence describes a busy desk with an expired library card, Christmas receipts from 1978, a misc stack, reference books at hand, personal letters in an Easter basket, a throat lozenge stash near a Pope John card, Good Morning America scripts, book notes, and a sofa full of column ideas.
Erma Bombeck reflects on clutter in her desk center drawer items including a wooden pig recipe holder, a McDonald’s ketchup packet, a baby photo, and a rock with her name. She recalls husband visitations and her struggle to discard mementos while keeping keepsakes like Barbara Howar photos and a chocolate badge. The piece ends with a wry note on finding an attorney card in Columbus, Ohio.
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