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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1971
Page
5
The Aiken Junior Women's Club held a spring luncheon at Turf and Surf with 28 members. They funded a child care center store and fridge, Easter Seal and Rehabilitation Center parties, Arts Festival roles, and civic beautification.
Three new initiates join Phi chapter Delta Kappa Gamma at a Palmetto Federal luncheon in Aiken. The event featured a May Day theme with floral baskets and two miniature May poles as centerpieces. A panel on values discussed methods teachers use to convey student values.
Michael Bowen son of Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Bowen celebrated his fifth birthday at his paternal grandparents’ Highland Park Drive home. Twenty four guests attended a western themed party with paper cow boy hats, a treasure hunt, and a long picnic table setup.
The Women's Auxiliary of the South Carolina Chiropractors Association meets May 12–13 at the Wade Hampton Hotel in Columbia. A scholarship is awarded to a first year chiropractic student. A Scholarship Boutique opens at 12:30 on May 12 at the Forest Restaurant. Lectures by Dr. Gordon Heuser are scheduled. A banquet honors Chiropractor and Chiropractic Woman of the Year. The group attends a Thursday business meeting and then free time for tours.
Mrs. Dorinda Cato presents her piano students in a recital at Kalmia Chapel on Friday at 7 30 p m. Participants include Rebecca Watkins Rhonda Watkins Cindy Johnson Mary Cato Julie Duncan Kim Smith Sandy Phillips Leslie Ann Boyd Lorie Selby Ann Willing Brent Watkins Carmen Courtney Clark Boyd Margie Hamilton Faline Hill Lynn Turner Ronnie Osbon Linda Heath Paula Morgan Jamie Courtney Carolyn Vinson Edna Johnson Sandra Ramsey Sheila Summer Tony Holley Deborah Morgan Debra Osbon and Larry Wood. The program closes with two trumpet piano duets by Phillip Hamilton with Carolyn Vinson and Margie Hamilton as accompanists. Phillip also plays with the Aiken High School Band and studies privately with James Kitchings. A reception follows.
P.E.O. Chapter B will meet Wednesday May 12 at 8 p.m. at 1833 Dibble Road the home of Mrs Arthur J Hill. Mrs J M Alexander to present the program.
Announcement from Mrs. Mary Holt Nuzum and Mr. John Nuzum for Miss Mary Margaret Nuzum engagement to Milton Coburn Toby of Campbellsville Kentucky. Toby, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Toby, is a University of Kentucky student. Nuzum attends Centre College Danville Kentucky. Wedding planned for June 19.
Members of the Senior Men’s Club and their wives toured the Farmers and Merchants Bank facilities after an illustrated color motion picture Money and Banking. Comments came from president James D. McNair, vice president and cashier Wade Brodie, and vice president Dave Halfacre.
Civic Night guests included Mrs. Willis governor of Pilot Clubs in South Carolina. Students at Wagener Salley High School petitioned for American POWs in Vietnam and Earth Day activities funded two pink dogwood trees. Centennial Wagener celebration drew large crowds with Miss Wagons To Wagener queen and community events. Births noted for Karen Lynn Kitchings at Columbia Hospital.
Mr and Mrs John O Newton announce the engagement of their daughter Dianne Ceceile to Purvis Gilbert Maroney son of Mr and Mrs John Preston Maroney. Dianne is a USC Aiken graduate working in the Aiken County Hospital Medical Records. Purvis a USC junior majoring in business administration expects a BS in June 1972. Augusta 21 wedding planned at Memorial Baptist Church in Aiken.
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