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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1990
Page
21
A collage of brief notes and jokes from a lighthearted column touching on consumer warnings, animal rights debate, fashion designers, a court reshuffle, TV ideas, and humor about public figures. Includes playful quips on pig shelter safety and a mock quiz about light bulbs.
Tomatoes Served After Dinner Encore Productions and the Westside Bowery present the dinner theater comedy A Bad Year for Tomatoes Friday and Saturday at the Aiken City Conference Center. The benefit show starts at 7 p.m. with tickets from local sponsors and Trish Cole at American Printing. The show follows an actress who retires to a town and clashes with nosy neighbors, leading to humorous chaos and drastic actions.
Tonight at 8 pm the Dinner Theater Comedy A Bad Year For Tomatoes plays at the Aiken City Conference Center The Alley Dinner is served first Tickets are sold at American Speedy Printing Aiken Printing Beauti Full Fashions Crest Travel
The St Thaddeus Straw berry Festival at St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church grounds runs 1 to 5 p m with booths selling crafts, food, and country items. Strawberry Hills Farm of Aiken donates all strawberries for treats like slush and berries and cream while Senior Episcopal Youth offers hot dogs and crafts.
St Thaddeus Episcopal Church on Pendleton Street hosts a Berry Good Time festival on Saturday May 12 from 1 PM with free admission. The event at the church features strawberry themed activities and family friendly fun for the community.
In Atlantic City Mickey Gilley taped an episode of The Nashville Network on Stage at the Showboat Hotel. The longtime country hitmaker performed 16 songs spanning his three decades in show business and reflected on his Urban Cowboy-era rise and the impact of that film on his career.
J D Sumner of the Stamps, Elvis Presley’s backup group, talks from Nashville about the long relationship with Elvis. Sumner recalls meeting Elvis at age 14, joining the Stamps in 1962, backing Presley from 1970 until his 1977 death, and the shock of Presley’s later health issues.
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