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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1998
Page
11
A humorous self narrative recalls dodging laundry chores in college and at home. The writer details avoiding washing by piling clothes into the washer and facing the consequences of toxic odors, contrasting male and female habits with sports, beer, and clutter habits.
A man recalls attempting to help with his wife’s laundry by mixing clothes in the washer and dryer. He learns the hard way that women’s clothes need careful care, tags matter, and fabric instructions must be followed. He advises reading care labels before acting to avoid costly wardrobe replacements.
A Thursday theft attempt occurred on Elizabeth Avenue Belvedere when a car was parked. The steering column was damaged. A Graniteville storage building burglary on Davis Road Thursday saw a red Craftsman lawnmower a green Troybilt tiller a VCR and Avon perfume stolen. A Friday suspicious fire at the dead end of Howard Mill Road followed a dark Honda Civic seen leaving.
A Tennessee and Carolinas trader recounts selling at the Number 1 Flea Market Blythe’s Drive-In and under a tree near Harrison’s Hardware. He rents the old post office for 165 a month, barely covering essentials, with plans to keep working despite leg crutches. He notes burglaries and added locked cabinets, praises bargains at Pop’s Place, and recalls golfers’ wives stopping by during the Masters. He credits hard work for his inventory and refuses to quit, as long as he can walk.
Christian Academy, not affiliated with another school, aims to add a tennis program this year and hire a fourth teacher as enrollment grows. Current faculty include Jennifer Jeancake, Brenda DeLoache, and Debra Eaves. Linda Anderson says the goal is training heart and mind for Christ while making learning fun and practical. Ballard calls year one a huge success and hopes students develop godliness in academics, sports, and friendships. Details at area numbers.
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