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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1982
Page
6
A reflective piece on Mother’s Day praising silent restraint. It recalls a mother who allowed a child to stumble and learn alone, choosing not to intervene or scold. The author highlights quiet guidance, selfless patience, and the ultimate virtue of saying nothing when needed.
The North Augusta Women’s Club invites a female North Augusta resident with at least one year of college study and a B average to apply for a $250 Tuition Aid Award. Financial need must be shown. Applications due by May 25 at Nancy Carson Library, 1307 Georgia Ave. The club hosts Karen Papouchado speaking on Handling Stress Unwind Don’t Unravel. lunch provided, admission open to the public.
The Gen. Joe Wheeler Camp No. 1245 Sons of the Confederate Veterans sponsors Memorial Day ceremonies at 6 p.m. in front of First Baptist Church. Guest speaker is Carrol Warner chair of the Aiken County Council. Miss Amy Mizell and Co. C 11th G Bat in authentic uniforms will also appear. Open to the public.
A 10 a.m. session at Grace Methodist Church in North Augusta teaches making complaints positive and effective. Registration is through the Aiken County Extension Office of Clemson University Cooperative Extension Service.
The Sandwich Lunch series will continue Wednesday from noon until 1 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church. Sponsored by the Mental Health Association the program.
Gunter announces son Joseph David born May 2 at Aiken Community Hospital with grandparents L H Quattlebaum and H R Gunter. Corell reports son Ralph Creighton Corell Jr. born May 1 at Aiken Community Hospital with Barnwell grandparents Ralph Williams and Lloyd Little. Summer announces daughter Jessica Lynn born March 27 with relatives in North Augusta Grovetown and Columbus. Baughman reports daughter Bridget Monica born April 23 at St Joseph's Hospital Augusta with Springfield and Vaucluse grandparents. Cato reports daughter Jennifer Diane born May 5 with Aiken and Columbia relatives listed.
President Roosevelt urged Congress on January 28 1936 to authorize construction of new warships and additional armaments as part of growing military buildup.
Uldrick winner of the 1981 Elizabeth O Neill Verner Award for Arts in Education will visit Aiken Thursday. She speaks at noon to the Kiwanis on the Governor’s School for the Arts and headlines the Aiken County Arts Council meeting at USC Aiken room 116 at 8 pm.
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