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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1974
Page
6
A reader questions who should decide morality and borders between parental and self standards. Abby urges self guided by conscience and consequences, then offers other letters about aging spouses and social presences, advising honest communication and respect within relationships.
Dorothy Thorngate and Karen Clamp of Aiken were named to the University of Georgia Dean's List for spring quarter. Linda Tepp of Aiken earned Muhlenberg College Dean's List honors for spring semester. Aiken residents also appear on the University of South Carolina President's Honor List with numerous names including Barbara Abbott and Ruth Cate among others.
The Corbett family reunion dinner at Corbett's Pond on Hollow Creek brought relatives from Columbia Wagener and surrounding areas. Emma Williamson and grandchildren Randy and Sandra Carlson plus Lauree Hydrick visited Charleston recently.
White-haired 64 year old Florence Sperbeck, a private investigator, explains age is no barrier. She began with Oakland police in 1942, later worked for Alameda and Contra Costa County, retired in 1964 due to health, then pursued private investigation with husband attorney Ivan Sperbeck. They have a son, 44.
Mr and Mrs Howard Cahen of Dana Florida announce the birth of Bryan Edward on June 29 at Hollywood Memorial Hospital. Mrs Cahen is Norma Sawilowsky of Aiken. Grandparents are Jack Sawilowsky of St Petersburg and Ester Ram of Aiken. Mr and Mrs Vernon Carter of Aiken announce Bradley Albert born June 24 at Aiken County Hospital. Grandparents are W D Williamson of Bath and Albert F Carter of Stiefeltown.
The U S Consumer Product Safety Commission unveils the first nationwide bicycle safety standards to go into effect Jan 1. The rules cover braking performance reflectors frames steering systems and require warnings and proper assembly instructions for all bikes sold interstate after year end with racing and custom one of a kind bikes exempt.
The Rev. Robert E. James spoke to the United Methodist Women at their regular meeting using Proverbs thinketh as his theme. He praised women for backing the mission movement and urged attendance at the School of Missions in Columbia August 1 to 4. The group voted to send 250 dollars to Marion and Way for Rio de Janeiro missions.
In Aiken gardeners welcomed a scattered shower which gave about an inch of rain and cooler weather easing drought conditions. Pruning azaleas is advised, thinning stems to open the center, and severe cutting of any ground lying branches. Keep tools sharp and cleaned. July 24 sees George W Park Seed Co field Day in Greenwood with discussions on Mondos and Hostas and other early bloomers.
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