Local book clubs honor Women’s History Month review
Three local book clubs at the Aiken County Public Library reviewed Reviving Ophelia by Dr. Mary Pipher. Sally Farris led the event with notes on Pipher’s exploration of adolescent girls challenges and family dynamics. Kay Hearle organized the meeting for Nose in a Book and AAUW Book Group.
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Mary Pipher
Pipher
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Planning crucial for wills discussed by Aiken chapter
Attorney Arthur W. Rich urged professionals to craft well thought out wills to reduce estate taxes and aid beneficiaries. He highlighted Durable Powers of Attorney and Health Care Powers of Attorney and noted these documents require frequent updates. Pearlious Bledsoe led the meeting as the Aiken chapter meets monthly at 6:30 p.m. on the fourth Mondays at the Willcox Inn.
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Arthur W
Buzz) Rich
Donna Salter
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Pearlious Bledsoe
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Aiken Mall After Dark Program For Youth Tonight
The City of Aiken Youth Advisory Commission sponsors the Aiken Mall After Dark Program from 9 p.m. to 12 a.m. today at the mall food court and arcade with a disc jockey. Open to Aiken County students aged 13 to 19, admission 50 cents. Call 642-7648 for details. The event features music and indoor activity options.
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