Quilt commemorates Estles at antique show in Aiken
Deborah and Edwin Estle celebrate their 40th anniversary with a memory quilt made by daughter Martha. The 12-scene piece, featuring places from their life including a New England church and World War II service, will be on display at the Aiken County Historical Museum during the Third Annual Antique and Contemporary Quilt Show.
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Aiken County Historical Museum
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Third Annual Quilt Show Opens At Aiken Museum
The 3rd Annual Antique and Contemporary Quilt Show starts Thursday at the Aiken County Historical Museum on 226 Chesterfield St. It runs seven days a week through March 24 with extended hours 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and 1 to 5 p.m. Sundays, in conjunction with Women’s History Week March 6–11. Admission is free. Joyce Ross coordinates group visits.
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Aiken County Arts Council
Aiken County
Joyce Ross
Aiken
Quilts Tell Family History From Aiken Legacy Exhibit
Mrs. Janie Woodward Follmer's quilts reveal a lifelong love of sewing and family memory. Her daughter plans to display the Victorian crazy quilt at the Aiken County Historical Museum, noting early 1900s origins and Follmer's skill in crochet, embroidery and quiltmaking.
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Juanita Hudson
Graniteville
Aiken
Aiken County Historical Museum
Fat Babies to Shed Pounds in Fitness Push
In a shift born of national health focus, experts say fat babies may not be healthy. The era of plump infants giving way to leaner profiles gains momentum as the public size trend shifts toward fitness.
Image changes spark old cupboard friends to protest
Erma Bombeck critiques advertisers updating familiar food faces from Aunt Jemima to Mrs. Butterworth. She laments Barbie dolls in freezers and Orville Redenbacher with lenses, warning such redesigns erase warmth of real food and family rituals. She urges restoring warmth over modern tweaks.
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