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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1970
Page
3
An article celebrates Oriental poppies as lively colorful decor and offers a detailed step by step craft to make paper poppies. It contrasts the solemn corn poppy used on Memorial Day with the informal joyful Oriental variety and provides materials and folding techniques for a lasting paper arrangement.
American Legion Auxiliary Unit 26 meets at the U S O Thursday at 8 PM to view To Touch A Child by the National Child Welfare Commission with Mrs Wilhelmina Moody in charge. Town and Country Monthly Bridge Club gathers April 12 at 9 45 AM at Pet Dairy chaired by Mrs Mary Anne Ray. Chapter B PEO meets tonight at 8 with officer elections and reviews. Aiken Duplicate Bridge Club holds a 7 30 PM meeting at the Senior Citizen Clubhouse Crosland Drive with free play for seniors. Recent card group outcomes noted with winners including Al Jennings Hal Diskeson Frances Smoot Lib Mallette Bo Coward Harcourt Bull and others.
A long reader letter asks how to cope with loneliness in a prosperous marriage with little conversation and responsibilities. Abby suggests marriage counseling, admitting fault if needed, and even going alone if the husband refuses to join.
A review of the play Lion in the Winter by James Goldman traces Henry II's reign and family plots with Eleanor of Aquitaine Richard Geoffrey and John. It notes feudal politics and chess as metaphor while outlining Eleanor’s marriage to Louis and her later alliance with Henry.
William C. Casper regional USC Aiken director will headline Saint Angela Associates on Thursday March 19 at 8 p m in the school gym. He and staff will discuss senior year college courses available on the Aiken campus and the credits possible for high school seniors. Parents and others are invited.
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