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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1990
Page
13
A reader shares an Abby column excerpt about perfume overpowering a table at a midtown restaurant. The strong fragrance sours desserts and coffee as four patrons struggle with asthma and allergies, prompting a call for wider publication.
A California reader asks how to arrange affairs after a coworker is killed. Dear Abby urges timely planning for death, addressing wills, finances, guardianship, burial funds, and survivors’ relief from legal burdens.
Max and Gabrielle wed as turmoil unfolds across soap operas. Stuart frets over Adam, Molly shows anemia concerns while Donna recovers from a near deadly encounter as Billy’s assault is revealed.
A digest of soap operas lists events from Guiding Light where Reva passes out on a beach. Blake obtains Alan-Michael's earring from abductors. Loving shows Stacey pushing Rick and taking Heather with the baby. Jack and Alex find Rick dead at a lodge. One Life to Live notes Max and Gabrielle wed and Dan grapples with Michael memory. Lucky warns Megan trouble. Santa Barbara plots Eden Michael rescue Cruz and Robert saves Kelly from a storm. The Young and the Restless sketches Ashley's setup of Nathan and Olivia and Paul's mood over Cassandra and Victor.
In Pine Bluff Arkansas the Pollyanna Club founded in 1915 at Pine Bluff High School remains active with 12 members. Helen Phillips now 88 recalls how the group refused new members since 1928 to avoid losing control of luncheons. At a Pine Bluff Country Club luncheon, Phillips and two other Pollyannas recount long friendships, past members like Edith May Patterson, and the club's Be Glad motto with keepsake sterling bud vases gifted to married members.
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