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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1971
Page
5
Sandra Charlton Hall married Norris Walter Whitlock at St. John United Methodist Church on June 20. Officiant was Rev. Feltham S. James with Otis Hall and Norris Whitlock Sr. in attendance. The couple plans a Hilton Head honeymoon and will reside at 7 F Cromwell Alley in Charleston.
Graniteville families join a five day Bible program led by Miss Miller of Aiken County with interdenominational Child Evangelism Fellowship. Contact Miss Lydia Miller at 648 0717 for details. New spouses Martin and Patricia Crouch return from Asheville and plan to live in Columbia for fall university studies.
Augusta Richmond County Public Library hosts Even ings in Appleby Garden with artists from South Carolina. Stephen J. Anderson and Robert Chesebro from Furman University perform June 29. Virginia Gore from Converse College appears July 6. Thomas McMillan and Hill Baptist Hand Bell Choirs perform July 20. Coile Scarborough and Mrs Hussey July 27. Kay Holley and Betty Milham August 3. Thomas M Houston and Carolyn Adams August 10. Paris Island Marine Band closes August 17.
Judith Ann Holliday daughter of Mr and Mrs Dun can DuBose Holliday and Dr Everette Arden Weathers of Greenville son of Mr and Mrs Parker Rian Weathers of Bowman S C were married at St Johns United Methodist Chapel on June 19 The Rev Elwood H Spack man Jr officiated The bride wore ivory silk organza with lace appliques and a cathedral train The groom was his son's best man with Duncan Holliday Jr and Dr John Goudelock as groomsmen They honeymooned in Sea Island Ga and will reside in Huntsville Ala
Miss Grace Skinner of Charleston is engaged to Warren Kosinski of Aiken. She is the daughter of E G Skinner and the granddaughter of Mrs W O Skinner Jr of Charleston. He is the son of Dr and Mrs Leonard Kosinski of Aiken and attended the University of Minnesota. The couple plans to wed August 21 at Grace Episcopal Church in Charleston.
Polly Flinders representative Gene Carpenter cites a trunk show in Aiken as signaling a return to dressy 1940s style for girls. The line features granny dresses, pleated skirts, knickers in Eastern tapestry prints, navy and red knits, and coordinated tunics, tights, and denim for autumn.
A reader asks if a woman can conceive while in water such as a pool river or bath. The response states conception is not possible without sexual intercourse with a man.
The New Ellenton Jaycee-ettes met June 17 at the Jaycee Clubhouse. Norma Langley chaired. Linda Feldman was installed as president and the Speak-up Jaycee-ette project was resumed. A teen dance is planned for mid July at the Civic Center, and the next meeting moves to July 8.
Eleven members met at the club campsite to discuss and vote on new by laws and regulations. A screening committee was appointed: Mrs Joyce Sprouse Mrs Dixie Harman and Elmer Pope. A covered dish dinner and creek dip followed. Next meeting set for July 18 at the campsite.
Plan thorough appliance cleaning to deter bugs attracted by crumbs and spills. Recruit family members to assist with tasks like oven cleaning and wiping down other appliances. On departure day prep meals in advance and leave range counters and sink tidy for a quick exit. Do not leave dirty dishes and keep dishwasher door slightly open for air. Run cold water in the disposer after grinding to clean it. Make note of items to disconnect or turn off and consider emptying and slightly airing out the refrigerator if away long. arrange neighbor checks for irregularities.
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