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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1979

Page

5

Kids Go Pro and the rise of professional children

A columnist describes a supposed “professional children” class forming without unions or lobby groups. They monetize chores and behavior, with payments for crying, staying out of trouble, and chores like table setting, while mothers work and fathers have limited influence. The piece mixes satire with social commentary on working mothers and child labor norms.

Beauty is Her All Dear Abby

A reader asks if beautiful women make poor wives. Abby says not all do, but one husband must endure a self centered routine and refuses counseling, suggesting either adjustment or divorce. The column also offers humor and advice on hair hygiene and a visit invitation issue.

Abby Beverly Arnold

Media Stars Quiz From Aiken Standard Trivia Challenge

A trivia list from The Aiken Standard asks 20 questions about media figures and lore with multiple choice answers. Participants must mark best answers and send name and address for a chance to win an autographed picture of Rob Matwick.

A. Henry Luce Claire Booth Luce John Wilkes Booth D. Elihu Root Daily News White House A. Snoopy B. Doonesbury Funky Winkerbean Gil Thorpe Lynne Voit Aiken Standard Aiken Rob Matwick

Pioneer volunteer wins Lucy B. Winans Award in Aiken County

Ann Taylor, long active with the ARC and Child Development Center, receives the Lucy B. Winans Award for changing attitudes toward the mentally handicapped. She helped establish facilities, led Special Olympics efforts, and supported Parents Helping Parents to aid families.

Ann I.W.) Taylor Aiken County Taylor Lucy B. Winans South Carolina Association For South Carolina Aiken Business and Professional Women’s Club ARC Oakwood

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