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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1970
Page
5
The June graduating senior faces tougher job prospects as fewer openings and keener competition hit in recession affected hiring. Education fields are flooded, teaching jobs are hard to secure, while accounting mathematics and physical science graduates remain in demand if willing to relocate.
Adrien Arpel expert Patricia Ann Whicker advises twisting lashes around an orange stick after removal from the box to fit eye contours and avoid popping corners. The piece covers proper fitting, glue choice, and application technique for natural looking lashes.
Correction to earlier notice states Miss Rose Marie Stiefel will marry Mr Edward Ernest Zejewski on May 23 at 4 PM at St Mary Help of Christians Church.
A 5 year marriage with three children, a fourth on the way, and pressure from the parents to avoid responsibility prompt a Dear Abby exchange. The advice urges the family to live their own adult life and not feel guilty, to cut the cord with overbearing relatives, and to protect their independence.
Salley reports Mr and Mrs Charles Hutto welcomed twin girls Stephanie Ann and Stacy Carol born May 12 at Orangeburg Regional Hospital. First children for the couple and first grandchildren for Mrs Browns. The girls share Aunt Linda’s birthday. Randy Gantt will be reassigned to Key West with wife Pam. Gary Romines teaching mathematics at Monetta with wife at home.
The bride chooses sterling silver for her table valuing its beauty and intrinsic high value. Although production has grown, many steps remain unchanged since early America with up to 60 steps from design to final buffing. Each stage, from pattern concept to dies cutting, is done by a master craftsman, making each piece a true work of art.
Mrs. Sara T. Corbett, distributive education coordinator at Wilson Vocational Center in Columbia, has been awarded a scholarship by G. Henry and Gladys Richert after an interview for final acceptance. She plans graduate study, holds an MSc from the University of Tennessee and a BSc from Barry College, and resides in Wagener with Leon W. Corbett Jr. and their three sons. Col and Mrs. Mark Miller of Washington, D.C. were guests of Mrs. Nadine Walker, while Leona C. Smith returned from a ten day visit to Bradenton, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Lybrand are also noted.
Mary Margaret Cooney and Lt. Robert E. Thomson Jr. announce their engagement. She is to receive an A B from the University of South Carolina in August while he serves with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers at the Mount Hope Dam project in Moncure North Carolina. The wedding is planned for August 15.
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