Foremothers Honored in Movement for Susan B Anthony Day
St Louis NOW backs congressional legislation to make Susan B Anthony’s Feb 15 birthday a legal public holiday. The effort, led by Rep James Symington and 25 co sponsors, urges lawmakers to recognize the suffrage pioneer amid a bicentennial backdrop. A mail in postcard campaign supports the bill with Anthony’s portrait and a call to action.
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St. Louis
National Organization For Women
James Symington
Missouri
Susan B. Anthony
Symington
Susan Anthony
P.O
Principal Demonstrates Lunch Waste At California School
In Camarillo California elementary Principal Jerry Moynihan staged a lunch waste demonstration at Pleasant Valley School. He cataloged 41 sandwiches 2 burritos 2 milks 2 chicken pieces 3 bags chips 12 apples 13 oranges 1 cake 1 pudding 4 carrots 1 Mexican loaf 2 raisin boxes 19 candies 14 cookies. He sent a parent letter and launched nutrition lessons after noting overpacking and kids choosing sweets first.
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Pleasant Valley School
Camarillo
Calif
Moynihan
Los Angeles
Dear Abby questions love life and manners from readers
A collection of Dear Abby letters: a woman questions marriage with her partner Don, a student asks about hat rules in school, a reader criticizes charging for wedding photos, and Abby advises leaving an uncommitted arrangement, respecting rules, and returning unwanted photos.
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Abby
Oklahoma
Connoisseur Concert Set For Augusta Saturday
Soprano Marisa Galvany returns with the Augusta Symphony for a Connoisseur Concert titled A Night at the Opera. She will sing Elvira Anne Boleyn and Lady Macbeth in three scenes, with Harry Jacobs directing Prelude to Act I of La Traviata and the Prelude and Liebestod from Tristan und Isolde.
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Augusta
Marisa Galvany
Augusta Symphony
Miss Galvany
Elvira
Bellini
I Puritani
Anne Boleyn
England
Henry VIII
Donizetti
Anne Bolena
Lady Macbeth
Verdi
Macbeth
Harry Jacobs
Wagener
Britten
Augusta College Performing Arts Theater
Do It Yourself Auto Repair Clinics Attract Crowds
Do it yourself auto repair clinics are expanding as motorists seek to cut rising repair costs. In Seattle, more than 60 000 people attended a Civic Center event sponsored by auto supply stores, featuring lectures, demonstrations, and hands on practice for tasks like engine tuning and brake installation.
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Seattle
Wash
Civic Center
New Faces in 94th Congress Attend Swearing In
Butler Derrick of South Carolina joins the House freshmen with wife Suzanne and their children at the swearing in ceremony. Also present were his parents Mr and Mrs Butler Derrick from Johnston, along with Mr and Mrs Clarence Jolly of Edgefield and Franklin Beattie of Aiken. The group later attended Odyssey s at the Kennedy Center and Beattie recalled sitting with Clarence Jolly. Mrs Robert Milham performed at Governor Edwards luncheon for campaign workers and attended the inauguration ball.
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Butler Derrick
South Carolina
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Derrick
Suzanne
Johnston
Clarence Jolly
Edgefield
Franklin Beattie
Aiken
Beattie
Southolland
John Jenrette
Derricks
Jolleys
Odysseus
Kennedy Center For Performing Arts
Clarence
Robert C. Milham
Edwards
Dr. Milham
Low Fat Diet Helps Prevent Heart Attack And Stroke
This article explains heart attack and stroke as outcomes of long term arteriosclerosis. It notes arteries narrow from cholesterol buildup, potential clot formation, and oxygen shortage in heart tissue. A balanced low saturated fat diet reduces risk and helps maintain optimal weight.
Morning Glory Garden Club January Meeting Highlights
Betty Smith hosted the Morning Glory Garden Club for January. Mrs. Smith demonstrated paper flowers crafted from duplex crepe paper, noting three flowers per package and a variety of colors. New member Mrs. Marion Preston was welcomed.
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Betty Smith
Morning Glory Garden Club
Smith
Marion Preston
Pine Cone Garden Club Hosts January Meeting
Mrs. L Z Hicks presented a program at the Pine Cone Garden Club in New Ellenton with the topic The White House South Side Lawn. Mrs. Sutton welcomed as a new member, president Mrs. Murry Winn announced plans for the Atomic City Festival. Members report many bird houses and feeders since the last conservation report. The gathering was near Mrs. Hal Wilsons home with Ruby Smith as co hostess.
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New Ellenton
L.Z. Hicks
Pine Cone Garden Club
White House South Side
W.P. Sutton
Murry Winn
Hal Wilson
Ruby Smith
Markers Sought for South Carolina History Trails in Aiken
At the January Trenton NSDAR meeting held at Mrs. O B Simpson’s home in Aiken, Mrs. W K Murray urged placing historical markers across Aiken County. She noted only Rose Hill is on the National Register and cited potential sites such as Silver Bluff Fort Galphi Fort Moore and the old Ergle home. She proposed marking Tory Trail and Old Ninety Six Trail. Clara Turno joined NSDAR. Thoughts on Diego Garcia highlighted in National Defense report. Senate committee delay noted. Delegates named to Continental Congress included Mrs O E Powell Mrs J W Heaton and Mrs R D Courtney.
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W.K. Murray
Trenton
NSDAR
O.B. Simpson
Aiken
Murray
South Carolina
Aiken County
Rose Hill
Historical Commission
Silver Bluff
Fort Galphi
Fort Moore
Edgefield Avenue
Battle of John
Salley
Coker Springs
Diego Garcia
Indian Ocean
Atlantic
Pacific
Nn Committee
Senate
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U.S
American Anti-Slavery Society
New York
Women’s National Loyal League
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
India
Mahatma Ghandi
National Women's Suffrage Association
Arlene Medina
Langley
B.F. Aiken Jr
Tampa
Fla
Langley First Baptist Fellowship Hall
Thomas Walker
Dear Abby
Don
DEAK
L.A
Connoisseur
By Frank Macomber
Quality Record Shop
Laurens - Aiken
45 RPM
Copley News Service
Shelby Hutto
5.C
State Board of Cosmetology
C.S.R
Aiken School OF Beauty Culture
Ida Butler Kitchings
Vaucluse Rd
Club News
Garden Club
O.E. Powell
J.W. Heaton
R.D Courtney
Cosmetique
Kalmia Plaza
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