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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1969
Page
3
Mrs Lanie Coleman received a Logo pin for five years as a substitute teacher at the first volunteer forum of the Augusta reading program. Major Sarah Benham joined the 18 staff in the sixth year as new classes expand, with two locations offering four levels and ongoing staff needs.
A ten hour Red Cross course in Mother and Baby Care begins at 7 30 tonight at the Red Cross Office 267 Laurens St S W Registration is by calling the chapter office 648 4291 Mrs Dean R Larsen RN and an instructor will conduct the training Classes meet for two hour periods on following Thursday and Tuesday nights No fee is charged Expectant parents or others may register to learn mother and infant care during the first year The course includes lectures and hands on practice sessions for infant care skills and techniques
Erskine College announces its annual Talent Night for Thursday at 7 30 in Lesesne Auditorium featuring Jeanne Miller and Dick Greene with folk performances Mark Steward from Greenwood joins the group along with Myra Frank and a Honey Path duo for a program blending music dance and poetry as part of 1969 theme Age of Aquarius
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spence Perry announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Anne to David Ansel Gunneson of Greenville. Mary Anne, a Bob Jones University student and Southside Christian School teacher, is a graduate of Aiken High School and Emmaus Bible School. Gunneson, a Yorkville High School and U S Air Force veteran, attended Bob Jones University. The wedding is planned for November 29 at Kalmia Hill Chapel.
Timoteo Gatica director of Cole gio Bautista in Temuco Chile will speak at the 149th annual South Carolina Baptist Convention in Charleston November 18 to 20 He studied at Furman University arriving in 1929 and earned a Magna Cum Laude BA Four years later he returned home to devote his life to education and religion Furman will award him an honorary degree during his visit.
To speed cooking, bake meat loaf in a 9 inch square pan as a flat layer or in muffin pans instead of one large loaf. This method reduces bake time while maintaining doneness and flavor.
The Booster Club of New Ellenton Junior High will host an Attic Sale at the New Ellenton Civic Center this Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Proceeds fund uniforms and equipment for the school's athletic program. Donations can be picked up by Mrs Wilda Giddings at 652-2964 or Mrs Sybil Doebler at 652-2872.
Alvin T. Stevenson regional field vice president of the AAI and insurance consultant to AARP will conduct an insurance workshop Friday in the Civic Room of the South Carolina National Bank Laurens Street Laurens. The program offers two sessions at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. A discussion will follow and the event is open to the public. Dorothy Gingras state director of AARP arranged the program for Aiken Chapter 275.
Salley community notes a busy week with the Lions Club Anniversary Charter Night at Crescent Cities Vocational School Cafeteria and a coming CHITLIN STRUT on November 29. The event draws state officials and locals, with a television set raffle to be won. Also covered are district leaders, letters to editors, and residents traveling to Jacksonville and Atlantic Beach.
In Salley the church scene centers on meetings of three circles at Salley Baptist last week. The Marion Boylston group met with Mrs. Ernest Salley, the Wrennie Salley Circle with Mrs. Helen LeCroy, and the Agnes Morgan members gathered at Mrs. H. O. Jones's home.
Mr and Mrs Clark Hawkins Ice announce the engagement of Marilyn Frances Ice to George Donald Rotchford of Fort Lauderdale Florida son of Mr and Mrs George A Rotchford The couple both attended University of Florida Gainesville with Dec 20 wedding planned at the Catholic Student Chapel UF
The Camellia Club of Aiken announces its first meeting led by President Frank Watters on Thursday at 8 p.m. in Palmetto Savings and Loan Civic Room. The club invites all camellia enthusiasts to join monthly sessions during blooming season and share tips on growing techniques and show preparation. Walter Bergmann will present camellia slides from seed to bloom, with wives active in planning and presentations.
Opening of the one man art show of DeLoris Vaughan Cauthen of Columbia at the University of South Carolina Aiken Campus runs yesterday through December 2 featuring paintings and sculptures.
A reader from a college background describes drug use starting with pot and progressing to amphetamines, noting a friend’s overdose death. She urges students to avoid pot and drugs, warning colleges are swamped with users and that appearances do not reveal addicts. She recounts cautionary experiences and stresses awareness.
Four Seasons Garden Club will meet at 8 p.m. at 374 Hill Crest Road home of Mrs. Douglas Leader. Mrs. D. M. Thomas will speak on Christmas wreaths with co host Mrs. Fred Robinson assisting.
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