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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1973
Page
9
Constance Myers, a North Augusta teacher, is described by Sara Molen as embodying stick-to-itiveness in facing challenges in her role. Mrs. Cecil Myers is noted as her spouse.
Abigail Van Buren reflects on homosexuality not being a sickness and cites social rejection as a root of distress. The column shares reader questions on marital phone habits and family forgiveness, plus a long profile of Goody Two Shoes Myers a USC Augusta College leader, advocating women’s liberation and academic progress.
Belvedere Jaycee-ettes form new leadership with Mrs. Joe Millwood as president at the First State National Bank. She names Mrs. Pickens Redd parliamentarian and Mrs. Lewis Dawkins chaplain, announces a year’s standing committee and regional/state roles for Redd.
The Town and Country board will meet Thursday at 10 30 a m at Mrs Frank Sampsons home to discuss next year programs and projects with a luncheon as the highlight hostess is Mrs Lloyd Olsen. The meeting is organized to outline the coming year.
Hillsboro Texas announces the engagement of Susan Carol Upchurch to Ronny Mims Zorn of Aiken. The wedding is set July 21 at 3 30 p.m. in Louisville Kentucky at the Alumni Memorial Chapel. Both are graduate students at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Susan Carol aims for a Master of Church Music, Ronny for a Master of Divinity in December.
The Pilot Club of Aiken met June 14 at Ramada Inn to install new officers for the 1973-74 term. Mrs Richard Murtha, president, received the plan of work detailing special projects programs and civic activities. Mrs Dan Johnson, first vice president, offered a skit Puny Pearl about a reluctant Pilot member with nine coordinating committee members assisting.
Mrs Dorothy Brown and Kenny drove to Rockingham North Carolina to visit her mother Mrs Christabell Carter. Miss Anne Renew and Miss Debbie Lowe joined other friends at Myrtle Beach last weekend. Gloria Chassereau recalled a fishing trip to Clark Hill. Gloria suffered a second degree burn. Mr and Mrs Jimmy Ford of Cookeville Tennessee visited in Aiken with Mrs Ethel Ford and Mrs Pearl Emeneker. The Ford family returned to Cookeville with their son. Mr and Mrs Bill Williams and children of Newport News Virginia visited Mrs Eunice Stokes last weekend.
Mrs Frank Sampson touts a versatile net scrubber made from course nylon net and basted strips. It cleans tough pots and pans, tubs, and can be washed and reused as a dish cloth or lint remover, with decorative bow uses for gifts.
Linaberrys Mr and Mrs Paul Linaberry of Aiken and Exeter NH mark 65 years of marriage in a June 14 ceremony and a second ceremony on June 22. They eloped during his Harvard PhD studies. parents demanded a home ceremony. They have two daughters Mrs Kellogg of Exeter and Mrs Wilcox of Aiken and son Earle Linaberry of Exeter with six grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren.
The Aiken Recreation Dept will hold a sewing class for teen beginners led by Mrs. Laura Lee Nomm. It runs July 10 for three weeks on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7 to 9 p.m. at a cost of 15 dollars per girl. register at 648-0151.
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