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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

18 Jun 1981

Page 5

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1981

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5

Kings Mountain Parks Offer History Nature and Drama Nearby

Kings Mountain National Park in South Carolina hosts a Revolutionary War battle on Oct 7 1780. Visitors can walk the 1.5 mile battleground trail and view an 18 minute center film. Limestone College outdoor drama Then Conquer We Must runs July 2 to August 8 with tickets at the gate and advance options.

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Kings Mountain South Carolina State Park National Park Aiken County York S.C Kings Mountain National Park Patrick Ferguson Limestone College Battle of Kings Mountain Beth Tally Gaffney Kings Mountain State Park Crawford Blacksburg South Carolina State Parks Pendleton St Columbia Battleground
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Conversational Elevator and the challenge of small talk

A light humorous essay notes elevators as silent spaces where people rarely speak or sing along to music. It observes the awkwardness of conversations and mentions innovators like a man who uses the name dropping theory to start dialogue in a confined, attention-demanding setting.

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Erma Bombeck Elevator Gags Spark Unwanted Encounters

Humorous vignette features Erma Bombeck noting ribbon marked hospitality and a convention button as she riffs on elevator teasers. She jokes about Reagan ticket imagery and a one night stand line while imagining gymnastic diet claims and scam theories. A punchline about a man asking “You come here often?” ends with him exiting one floor early.

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King’s Mountain Lake Crawford Lynne Katonak Erma Bombeck
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