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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1973
Page
7
Readers weigh in on sexuality, dating, nose rings, and a wife's response to her husband's suicide. Letters discuss faith, behavior, privacy, and coping with grief amid social judgments and intrusive offers after a loss.
Church Women United of Aiken designates Saturday as World Community Day. Services at 10 30 a m at Cumberland AME Church on Kershaw Street, with Mrs Waters and Mrs Stephens in charge. Funds aid world programs including American Indians and overseas students. Crisis gift certificates offered for sale. Birth announced: William Thomas IV born Oct 24 at Aiken County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. W T Gibbs III. Grandparents listed. siblings Lisa and Beth.
Mrs. Hattie DeSista and Mrs. Frances Crilley of Peabody Mass spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. W S Ehrhart of Seneca Avenue. DeSista is sister of Mrs. E E Davenport of Roslyn Circle.
Duane Day director of the Department of Social Security Aiken will address Senior Citizens at Crosland Drive club house at 7 30 p m Friday He will answer questions on social security policies and members may bring guests.
The standard outlines timing for wedding announcements including engagement notice at least 300 days prior and wedding submissions 110 days ahead with bridal party details five days before. It emphasizes timely and newsworthy coverage and running stories up to 30 days after the wedding.
The eighth annual Secretarial Institute by the Ai ken Chapter of the National Secretaries Association will be held at the Aiken Regional Campus of the University of South Carolina on Saturday. Speakers include Bob Johnson of Dale Carnegie Courses and Ann Garris CPS with topics on health, communication, and career profits.
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