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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1973
Page
5
A collection of Dear Abby excerpts shows foreign and American views on gender roles, marriage, and sexuality. Topics include liberated women, cross-cultural friendships, defining homosexuality, financial independence, and secrecy about personal savings, with Abby guiding on honesty and finances.
Mrs Gary Bray translates accumulated shells stones and fossils into jewelry. She designs pendants and pins using sculpture in miniature techniques and embeds shells and grasses before glazing for color and finish. Her philosophy: no halfway work, always seek new challenges.
Aiken resident Mrs. Bray works on city posters and art for a main boulevard project. Her drafts depict stages of widening and beautification to win taxpayer support while she balances painting poetry and teaching set design.
Garden Makers met March 21 at Mrs. Fred Cook's home on Calhoun Place. Mrs. John H. Williams presented two first place certificates won at the West Low District meeting for the club's year book and president's report. Members were urged to join the Garden Council plant sale April 13 from 8:30 a.m. Helpers were appointed for Thursday setup and Friday sale.
The Aiken Standard accepts engagement and bridal announcements and portraits for publication. Forms are available at the office 124 Rutland Dr. for notices and suitable portraits suitable for repro duction.
Six homes plus gardens on the St Thaddeus Home and Garden Tour include McCreary Lipe Burden residences and the Riviere, Phelps, Haggard winter homes. Tours Sunday 1 to 5 and Monday 10 to 4 with tea Monday at The Poppies 2 to 4. Tickets four dollars at St Thaddeus parish house.
The Xi Alpha Beta Exempler Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi International Sorority held bi monthly meetings this month. Officers for 1973 1974 were elected at the first meeting with Mrs Johnny Seignier as president and Mrs R R Foster as treasurer. A cultural program “Lets Think About Thinking” was given by Mrs Roy Walker and refreshments were served by Miss Woolhead.
Mrs Lonnie Garvin won second place and $70 in the Garden Club of South Carolina Environmental Improvement Program for restoring Coker Spring. The announcement came at a Green Gardeners meeting held Wednesday at Mrs Edward Girardeau's home with Mrs Edgar Braddy as co host.
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