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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1970

Page

5

Abby advice column letters on romance and weddings

A reader warns about a decade long romance ending over debts and a boat purchase. Abby suggests ending the romance and writing off the $1,400 as tuition in the school of experience. Another reader jokes about kissing skills and a nurse laments uniform etiquette. A bride recounts inviting her father and his new wife ruining her wedding. the writer says she would not invite them again.

Abby Tuttle Idaho

Social notes from Crosland Park visitors and travels

Recent guests of Miss Verona Longino of Aldrich included Mrs. Ethelyn Pickel Mrs. Opal Sarno and Miss Kathleen arson of Atlanta. The Arions from Lutherville Md visited Miss Dorothy Gingras and later Florida Davenport Iowa for a wedding. Mrs. Shute returned to Aldrich after a Connecticut stay and Davenport trip. Mrs. Smith of Chatfield Street just returned from Hawaii and Lt. Smith is due home from Vietnam in early August.

Verona Longino Aldrich Ethelyn Pickel Opal Sarno Kathleen Arson Atlanta Marvin Arion Lutherville, Md Dorothy Gingras Chatfield Street Arions Florida Clyde Shute van Aldrich Street Connecticut Davenport Iowa Diana Robbins Cornish Street

April Fool Beefburgers for Fun Family Pranks

A playful food idea for April 1 suggests surprise beefburgers to fool the family. Include a different hidden element in each party’s portion to heighten lunch or supper table fun.

Long Island visitor joins Aiken social scene July

Miss Linda Buchmiller visits Miss Terri Baker during July. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Froster Bradley IV announce the birth of Melrose McAlpin Bradley on June 24 at St Joseph's Hospital in Augusta. Bradley's parents hail from Aiken and Savannah. The piece notes weddings, showers, and social events across Jackson, Martinez, Columbia, and Augusta including bridal parties, Dean's List honorees Kathleen and Jeffrey Bradford, and a Ringling Museum outing near Sarasota.

Linda Buchmiller T. J. Buchmiller Terri Baker Long Island, N.Y Robert Froster Bradley IV Aiken Melrose McAlpin Bradley St. Joseph’s Hospital Augusta Bradley Doris Peeples McAlpin Savannah R. F. Bradley III Columbia Robert Footman McAlpin Thomas Fripp Tison Kathleen Louise Bradford Jeffrey G. Bradford George W. Bradford Kathleen Wake Forest Citadel Frances Anita Shelley Clemson Barnwell Charles Edward Hill Jackson Roy Steed Henry Risher Steed Green Dale Albert Ellis Voight Mayter J. B. Peeples Crane Ferry Road Martinez Peeples W. E. Sandifer WE. Sandifer Jr Vito Puglisi Betty Anne Mayson Keith Peeples Antoinette Puglisi Holiday Inn Allendale Cubie A. Hill Robert S. Hill Roanoke E. W. Epps David Herring Dora Mae Shaw Deborah Epps

Graniteville Academy and its founder William Gregg

Graniteville Academy built by William Gregg on Canal Street housed 100 pupils by 1850 with compulsory attendance for ages 6 to 12. The Graniteville Company supplied books, employed teachers, and enforced discipline with inventive punishments while promoting community meals and celebrations. Gregg valued education, order, and prohibition, shaping Graniteville’s village ethos.

Nona Renew William Gregg Graniteville Company Canal Street Mr. Gregg

Crying Baby Clarifies Cause or Effect For New Parents

From cradle to grave, experts note babies’ cries may signal needs or emotions. New parents receive guidance on distinguishing fussing from genuine distress and when to seek care.

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