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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

30 Jun 1981

Page 5

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1981

Page

5

Alicia Hobbie Heads to Miss South Carolina Pageant

Sun day will see Alicia Hobbie travel to Greenville for the Miss South Carolina Pageant. She plans 30 outfits and 15 to 20 pairs of shoes with gowns for evening wear and preliminaries. Hobbie, a 1980 North Augusta High School graduate, designs some outfits herself and will perform a gymnastic talent during the competition.

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Aiken County Alicia Hobbie South Carolina Greenville Miss Hobbie Nancy Ferrara Karen Sides Alicia Lynne Katonak
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Miss South Carolina Pageant prelims set for July at Furman

Preliminary events run Wednesday through Friday July 8 9 and 10 at McAllister Auditorium Furman University with finals Saturday July 11 televised on Channel 10. Former Miss South Carolina Diane Toole of Aiken will perform as featured dancer during the entertainment portion. Preliminaries start 8 p.m. finals 9 p.m.

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McAllister Auditorium Furman University Greenville Civic Center Diane Toole Aiken
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Digital Watches Signal Parental Shifts and Time Discipline

A reflective piece argues digital watches erode today’s children by shifting control to devices. It recalls a mother’s era when telling time was a respected skill, contrasts it with modern reliance on clocks, and hints that personal watch ownership could restore parental leverage.

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My Own Life by Erma Bombeck

A nostalgic social reflection on motherhood and time in Erma Bombeck's voice. The narrator recalls learning motherly lessons during daily routines, noting her mother's patience and the evolving role of watches and reminders across years. The piece ends with commentary on a new talking timepiece that nags to reset alarms.

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