Aiken Chapter to Host 13th South Carolina Division Meeting
The Aiken Chapter NSA hosts the 13th annual South Carolina Division Meeting in Augusta May 16 18 at the Augusta Hilton. Co coordinators Malinda T Biggar and Betty T Saul report chapters from across SC will attend and sessions center on Challenges in a Changing Environment.
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Aiken
National Secretaries Association
South Carolina
Augusta
Augusta Hilton
Malinda T. Biggar
Betty T. Saul
CPS
North Augusta
Wildlife artist Anne Worsham Richardson to speak at Aiken Guild
Wildlife enthusiast and artist Anne Worsham Richardson will present a program at the Aiken Artist Guild meeting on Monday at Lambert's Gallery. She runs a wildlife sanctuary near her studio opposite the Ashley River from Charleston and holds a Federal permit for studying birds there. Her work includes the National Wildlife Federation Art Print of the Year Award winning California Quail watercolor and multiple National Wildlife cards and magazine features. Richardson has exhibited 50 paintings in Washington, D C, and in Schleswig-Holstein West Germany in 1978, with tours across the nation and lectures on wildlife.
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Anne Worsham Richardson
Aiken
Lambert’s Gallery
National Wildlife Federation
California
Richardson
Arts Club of
Washington
D.C
Glucksburg
Schleswig-Holstein
West Germany
Beta Sigma Phi chapters mark 49th anniversary
The Aiken and New Ellenton Beta Sigma Phi chapters observed the organization’s 49th founding anniversary. Girl of the Year selections included Harriett Skinner Xi Alpha Beta Vicki Allen Omega Lynda Williams Gamma Kappa and Judith Patterson Gamma Rho.
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Aiken
New Ellenton
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Harriett Skinner
Xi Alpha Beta
Vicki Allen
Omega
Lynda Williams
Gamma Kappa
Judith Patterson
Gamma Rho
Ella Weeks Demonstrates Mass Arrangements for Cereus Gardeners
Ella Weeks entertained the Cereus Gardeners with a program titled One Mass from Beginning to End outlining the art of mass arrangements and floral design.
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Ella Weeks
Cereus Gardeners
Military Briefs Highlight Local Service Members
Multiple Aiken natives are noted for recent military achievements and assignments. Christopher A. Boerstler completed nuclear and missile schools and serves on USS Henry Clay. Thomas J. Reddish Jr earned a Certificate of Achievement at Fort Hood as a tank driver with the 8th Cavalry. Northern L. Long became a medical specialist at Fitzsimons Army Medical Center. Samuel T. Posey assigned as cannon crewman with 81st Field Artillery in Germany. John T. McMurtrie Jr returned from a Mediterranean deployment aboard USS Semmes. Keith W. Hale completed recruit training at San Diego.
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Christopher A. Boerstler
Groton
Conn
Dam Neck
Boerstler
Roger Boerstler
Aiken
Submarine Squadron 6
Henry Clay
Pvt
Thomas J. Reddish Jr
Thomas E. Reddish
Fort Hood
Texas
Reddish
8Th Cavalry
Pfc
Northern L. Long
Fitzsimons Army Medical Center
Aurora, Colo
Albert Long
Samuel T. Posey
81St Field Artillery
Germany
Posey
Leavelle McCampbell High
Charles L. Posey
Warrenville
Navy
J.g. John T. McMurtrie Jr
T. McMurtrie
Mediterranean
Semmes
Charleston
U.S. Sixth Fleet
Keith W. Hale
Aiken High School
Naval Training Center
San Diego
Calif
George D. Lewis
Aiken Choral Society Spring Concert at First Presbyterian
The Aiken Choral Society presents a spring concert titled The Poet The Psalmist The Minstrel on Sunday May 18 at 4 30 p m in the sanctuary of First Presbyterian Church. The 40 member choir directed by Antoine Cordahl performs Renaissance madrigals Mendelssohn Elijah early American songs and Frostiana with sacred and secular pieces. Betty Groh accompanies. Sponsored in part by the South Carolina Arts Commission and the National Endowment for the Arts. Admission is free with a post concert reception.
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Pat Bisscop
Aiken Choral Society
Antoine Cordahl
First Presbyterian Church
Lynne Katonak
The
Passereau
Mendelssohn
Elijah
America
South Carolina Arts Commission
National Endowment For the Arts
Flood of letters to troops after Dear Abby plea
More than 11 000 letters poured into the Eighth Army Commander’s office in response to a Dear Abby appeal for Americans to write to servicemen overseas. The rush began Feb 27 and continued with stamps money and messages from families and organizations across the United States.
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Eighth Army
Abby
United States
Command Information Division
U.S
Korea
Table Manners Mean Lots To This Girl
Dear Abby letters discuss table manners and relationship compatibility. Readers argue dining habits reveal deeper issues while sharing personal anecdotes about spouses and chances at lasting affection. Abby’s column invites multiple perspectives on social etiquette and marriage dynamics.
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NSA
Office of Tomorrow
Susie H. Vanhuss
University of South Carolina
Vanhuss
National Secretaries Association Institute For
Frank Hodges
Tift College
Institute For Certifying Secretaries
Lois L. Marable
National Wildlife
National Wildlife Magazine
Cooper River
Beta Sigma Phi
Cereus
Choral Society
Swi
P.S
Abigail van Buren
Muscatine
Iowa
Phyllis
Huntsman Rd
University Pkwy
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