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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1970
Page
5
A reader laments a premature birth scare and a husband’s harsh denial, while Abby urges forgiveness not judgment. The page also covers a three dollar bill misinterpretation, adoptive parenting questions, and a reader’s confidential note to Mike with Abby’s contact details.
West Aiken attendees for Mothers Day included Mr. and Mrs. Joe Waites of Salem with her parents, plus relatives from Camden Brunswick Newton and Monetta. The church service honored 12 babies, the RA group, and Apple Crate Derby participants as families gathered at Memorial Baptist. Also noted were parties for Miss Sara Frances Williamson and other local family visits and illnesses.
A survey shows most teens prefer a legal marriage over cohabitation though 5 percent favor living together without a license. Nancy C argues love and effort matter more than a ceremony while John and Liz describe two years cohabiting for practical reasons and growing closer without marriage.
The Aiken Duplicate Bridge Club invites all senior citizens to play free at 7 30 p m Thursday at the Senior Citizens Club on Crosland Drive. Partnerships may be arranged by calling Mrs Elmer Todd at 648 5356. Last Thursday winners were Janice Bell Greg Roberts first Charles McCharen Jim Jakes second Carrie Moore N C Smoot Earl Weisner Pat Walke tied for third and fourth Al Kishbaugh Art Coogler fifth.
A one day workshop on Nursing Intervention in Crisis Situations will be held May 20 at Midlands Technical Education Center. Co sponsored by the Columbia Area Mental Health Center and several local health groups, it offers morning talks by Ester Pierce and a panel of experts. Registration is appreciated but not required. write or call Ruth Seigler at 2550 Colonial Drive Columbia.
Mary Woodhead daughter of Henry Woodhead was named Girl of the Year by Beta Sigma Phi. She serves as admitting clerk at Aiken County Hospital and chairs Ways and Means for the sorority. She helped run fundraisers and biked in community activities while active in school and Palmer Business College graduate.
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