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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1970

Page

3

Gardening In Aiken by C. W. Haasis

The piece notes an early spring trend despite a sharp cold spell labeled Red Bud Winter and explains garden timing. It discusses nematode and fusarium wilt control for tomatoes, including wilt resistant varieties, soil treatments, crop rotation, marigold use, and the benefit of planting next year’s crop thickly with marigolds. It also covers sun exposure needs and soil flexibility for vegetables.

Marion V.F Manalucie Homestead

Charleston Chapter Visits Retiree Club

Nearly 40 members of the Charleston Chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons stopped in Aiken for lunch and a city tour as part of a three day tour through South Carolina and Georgia. Chapter President J Rucker Newberry led the group with arrangements by Aiken Chapter President Charles Ludwig and state director Dorothy Gingras. The Charleston group planned to return home today.

Charleston The American Association of Retired Persons Aiken South Carolina Georgia J. Rucker Newberry Senior Citizens Club Crosland Park Augusta Charles Ludwig State Aarp Dorothy Gingras

Cattle Prices Echo 1951 Levels Amid Rising Living Costs

The article notes beef prices at $34 per hundredweight today echoing 1951 52 levels while the broader economy shows sharp increases since then. Housing up 35% clothing 22.3% transport 59.9% medical care 88.6% reading and recreation 36.6% food 25.1%.

Daisy Elliott Salley's 78th Birthday Family Reunion Held

Mrs. Elliott Daisy William, 78, celebrated with 125 relatives at the Salley Vocational School gymnas ium on Sunday March 8. Attendees included her ten children, 30 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren. The gathering featured picnic dinners and two frosted birthday cakes.

Elliott Daisy) Williamson Columbia Salley Daisy Arthur Williamson Lottie Adams

School Lunch Menu Week Summary

Weekly list of school meals includes milk each day. Monday features spaghetti with meat sauce, green beans, tossed salad with French dressing, pears, garlic buttered rolls. Tuesday offers hot dogs, baked beans, cole slaw, squash with onions, applesauce cake, bun, butter. Wednesday serves hash over rice, black-eyed peas, buttered spinach, peaches, cornbread. Thursday provides baked ham with pineapple, candied sweet potatoes, Waldorf salad with peanuts, Easter cake with confetti and coconut, rolls.

April events and society notes from Aiken area society

A tea honored Miss Mary Catherine Hennelly bride elect of Peter Burke at Green Shingles on Berrie Road with 65 guests. USC Theatre to stage Our Town April 9 to 11 in Drayton Hall. Aiken Chapter NSA marks 14th birthday at Commercial Hotel Monday 7:30 with Elizabeth Roper speaker. Republican Women host April 18 Antique Show Preview Night at Fermata Club. officers to be installed at Garden Club luncheon Wednesday Commercial Hotel.

Mary Catherine Hennelly Peter Burke William A. Smith Berrie Road Aiken Markie Edward Hennelly Smith London Robert McKellar H.A. McClearan Eugene Marks Milton Davis George P. Cole Our Town University of South Carolina Theatre Drayton Hall Columbia National Secretaries Home Trust Commercial Hotel Elizabeth Roper Fairways N.S.A Augusta Mary Frances Arrender Stacy Gentry Aiken County Fermata Club G. R. Price W. P. Walke Henry Warneke David Dows M. A. Wilder Olin K. Burgdorff Springfield West Low Country Garden Club Council of Aiken Garden Clubs

Dear Abby letters offer dating and privacy guidance

Readers seek blunt advice on handling unwanted flirting at a bridge party and establishing privacy with a nosy mother in law. Abby counsels clear boundaries and practical steps to protect personal space.

Abby Rick Madison

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By C. W. Haasis Roslyn Deborah Cooper Perry John R. Cooper Roslyn Deborah Thomas Winfield Sawyer G. W. Sawyer Monetta Wagener High School Baptist Hospital Sawyer Ridge Spring-Monetta High School Clemson University First Baptist Church Wagener Clara Gardner Salley Civic and Garden Club Ruth E. Jones Terue Sawyer Christine Salley Marion Boylston Marie Johnson Rule Mitchell Krinkle Gail Dennis Aiken, S.C Abigail van Buren Inspector General Hides, Mitchell Shopping Center Jean Sutton Mitchell Shopping Center Dupont
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