Local travelers recount North Carolina and New England trip
A letter lists Mr. and Mrs. A A Bomba of Dibble Road and G H Giboney of Summit Drive who vacationed in Cedar Mountain and across North Carolina. They describe a moonlit Chesapeake Bay Bridge detour, visits to Irvington and Lynnhurst, and stops in Boston Plymouth Salem Marblehead Cape Cod Maine Vermont New Hampshire and shelters like Shelburne Museum. The piece notes snowfall in Vermont, a stop at Stowe, and a six decade tour ending back in Aiken. It mentions Midland Valley Country Club dinner-dance with Halloween decorations and upcoming Highland Park Country Club event with Jim Kitchings and the Southern Knights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Mountain
A. A. Bomba
Dibble Road
G. H. Giboney
Summit Drive
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Cape Ann
Irvington on-the-Hudson
Sleepy Hollow
Lynnhurst
Tarrytown
N.Y
National Trust
Sunnyside
Washington Irving
Old Dutch Church
Orange
Mystic
Guilford
Conn
Cape Cod
Old Sturbridge Village
Boston
Plymouth
Salem
Marblehead
Massachusetts
Boothbay Harbor
Bar Harbor
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Stowe
Shelburne Museum
Webbs
Post
Aiken
William Post
Betty
Millie
Goff
Burlington
Bennington
Catskills
Poconos
Shenandoah Valley
Franklin
W. Va
Wytheville
Milly
Dear Abby Readers Debate a College Engagement
A 19 year old son in college engages to a girl with a disability and different faith. Parents fear financial strain and care needs but Abby warns the couple should decide for themselves while acknowledging their concern. The second letter jokes about relationships and suggests sending flowers to ease tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Hitchcox Bellido Vows Said At Forestville Church
The Forestville Baptist Church hosted the October 31 ceremony uniting Doris Elaine Hitchcox and George Gaston Bellido. Officiant was Rev Richard Sweetman. The bride works for the Federal Bureau of Investigation in Washington, D C. The groom is Neighborhood Periodical Club sales manager and a St. Angela Academy graduate. Bridesmaid Gail Lester, best man Jerry Lyles. Couple now at 909 Rollins Ave Seat Pleasant Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestville Baptist Church
Doris Elaine Hitchcox
Olen Hitchcox
Rt. 3
Highpoint
George Gaston Bellido
Dietrich G. Bellido
Colleton Ave
S.W
Aiken
Richard Sweetman
Bellido
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington, D
Miss Luton to Wed Mr Spears in Feb 1971
Aiken couple Mr. and Mrs. Don L. Luton announce the engagement of their daughter Pama Sue to Joseph Harvey Spears of Aiken. Miss Luton, a graduate of Aiken High School and Boen's Business University, works for E I du Pont. Spears, a graduate of Aiken High School and Baptist College of Charleston, is in the School of Pharmacy at the Medical College of South Carolina. The wedding is set for February 20, 1971 at Millbrook Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don L. Luton
Aiken
Pama Sue
Joseph Harvey Spears
J. B. Spears
Miss Luton
Aiken High School
Boen’s Business University
E. I. du Pont de Nemours and
Pany Mr. Spears
Baptist College of Charleston
School of Pharmacy
Medical College of South Carolina
Millbrook Baptist Church
Heart Fund Theme Announced for Seventh Benefit
The seventh annual Heart Fund Benefit theme is Dolly Has a Heart announced this week. Benefit chairman is Mrs Grady A McElmurray and co chairwoman is Mrs Herbert P Witter.
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Heart Fund
Women’s Board
The
Aiken County Heart Fund Board
Dolly Has A
Benefit
Grady A. McElmurray
Cochairman
Herbert P. Witter
World Community Day Service Friday Held in Ai ken
Church Women United will hold a 4 p.m. service at St. John's Methodist Church chapel in Ai ken to mark World Community Day. Kalmia Hill School worker Mrs Bruce Ross will speak on education as the theme. The New Singers from St John's Church will sing and offering supports global educational projects. Gift certificates for blankets may be purchased. Mrs Thomas Scott chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Church Women United
St. John’s Methodist Church
Bruce Ross
Kalmia Hill School
St. John’s Church
Thomas Scott
Senior Citizens Meet Monday
Mrs Norman Howard and her daughter Susan present a musical program for the American Association of Retired Persons at 7 30 p m Monday at the Senior Citizens Clubhouse in Crosland Park. The regular meeting will follow with refreshments served by Mrs John Bryan and Mrs Helen Kirkpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Howard
Susan
American Association of Retired Persons
Senior Citizens’ Clubhouse
Crosland Park
John Bryan
Helen Kirkpatrick
Beverly Allert Aims to Become Lutheran Minister
Mrs. Beverly Allert 27 of Westminster Colorado hopes to be ordained as a minister in the Amesten Lutheran Church soon. She graduated from a seminary in 1969. Her husband the Rev C William Allert is pastor of a Lutheran church in Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Colo
Beverly Allert
Denver
C William Allert
Sorority Chapter Holds October Meeting in Aiken Bank
The Omega Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met in the Heritage Room at Farmers and Merchants Bank of Aiken for October. Mrs. Carl Young presented The Beauty in Being a First Lady. Mrs. Charlie Taylor reported a successful early October rummage sale. Hostesses were Mrs. Carl Young and Mrs. Max Meek with Halloween gypsy costume accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omega
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Charlie Taylor
Ways and Means
Carl Young
Max Meek
Business Women Club Sponsors Paper Pickup
The Aiken Business and Professional Women's Club launches a weekly free pickup service for old newspapers and magazines to curb pollution and reduce landfills. Proceeds go to the club scholarship fund with deliveries aided by county and local members. call 96543 for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Business and Professional Women’s Club
Ann Taylor
Ways and
Augusta
Taylor
Florence Mooney
Aiken TB Assn
Jimmie Rhoden
Secretarial Institute Opens Saturday in Aiken
Dr. Chelton R. Brasington of the University of South Carolina will address the annual Secretarial Institute in Aiken on Saturday. The event, sponsored by the Aiken Chapter of the National Secretaries Association, meets at the Aiken Regional Campus with the theme The Challenge of a Profession and topic Affect Education. Registrations begin at 8 45 a.m. on November 7 at the campus. contact Mrs. Lucy Coleman at 649 6211 extension 2958 weekdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelton R. Brasington
University of South Carolina
Aiken
National Secretaries Assn. (International
Dr. Brasington
Lucy Coleman
Jackson
Chrysanthemums And Fall Planting Tips For Aiken Gardeners
In November Aiken gardeners see chrysanthemum season with blooms depending on daylight. Guidance covers sowing sweet peas in October November, mulching camellias azaleas and gardenias, and frail frost timing. The sasangua camellias bloom citywide, valued for cuttings and arrangements.
University Women Hear Wilson On Foreign Policy
Ray M. Wilson Jr., history professor at the Aiken Campus of the University of South Carolina, spoke to the Aiken Branch of the AAUW on October 26. His address outlined the historical objectives of American foreign policy as the branch’s focus for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray M. Wilson Jr
Aiken
University of South Carolina
American Association of University Women
AAUW
Crosland Park Garden Club Sets November Card Party
Members of the Crosland Park Garden Club should reserve for the November 11 meeting at 1 30 PM by calling Mrs Gladys Lowry at 648 5978. The event will be held at the Senior Citizens Clubhouse on Crosland Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosland Park
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Dorothy K. Macdowell
Midland Valley Country Club
Dukes
Highland Park Country Club
Jim Kitchings
Southern Knights
Dear Axby
Los Angeles
Cal
Hitchcox
Mr. Spears
Hiken Auguste Highway
Aiken, S.C
Business Women’s Club
Johannesburg
South Africa
Rosebank
Riegel Outlet
Eee Stel
Riegel
Johnston, S.C
Johnson’s
M. Posey & Son Furniture
Dial
Graniteville
Langley, S.C
Wilson
Hallmark
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