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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1982

Page

5

Quilt Show Highlights Hawaiian Derivation Patterns

Aiken County Quilt Show opens with over 100 quilts on display from March 11 to 24 at the museum. Highlights include Flowers of Kona by Judy Cunningham and the Ben Tillman quilt from Edgefield County with intricate applique and minute stitching. Photographs are not allowed and volunteers from St Johns United Methodist Church will demonstrate piecing and quilting.

Kona Aiken County Judy Cunningham Aiken John Cunningham Hawaii Cunningham Bird of Paradise Ben Tillman D.C Edgefield County Ginny Southworth

Quilt Show Opens in Aiken County Museum

The second annual Aiken County Quilt Show begins Thursday at the Aiken County Historical Museum Chesterfield Street and runs seven days a week through March 24. Hours are 10 am to 5 pm Monday through Saturday and 1 pm to 5 pm Sundays. The event, part of Women s History Week, features over 100 quilts and includes demonstrations by St. John s United Methodist Church quilt group. Appointments available with Joyce Ross. no photography allowed.

Aiken County S.C. Museums Commission Aiken Museum St. John’s United Methodist Church Mrs. Ross Ruth Howard Aiken County Historial Museum Chesterfield Street Aiken County Arts Council Aiken County Museum Joyce Ross

Hamburger as national bird and silly defrost tips

A syndicated column mockingly elevates hamburger to national emblem as 43 percent of women enter the marketplace and offers comically impractical ways to thaw frozen hamburger before 7:30 PM. The narrator jokes about meal prep, motherhood, and modern multitasking with playful exasperation.

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