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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1970
Page
5
A recipe details a layered cinnamon apple gelatin including red candies lemon gelatin applesauce cream cheese nuts celery and mayonnaise. It provides steps to dissolve candies mix with gelatin add applesauce color with red food coloring pour and chill then top with a cream cheese nut celery layer and final fruit garnish served with meats or poultry.
Dr Elna Lombard a psychiatrist and director of the Aiken County Mental Health Clinic will headline the Millbrook Parent Teachers Association meeting on Monday November 9. Her talk titled Two Weeks of Happiness will address child discipline challenges. The program starts at 7 30 p m with classrooms open to visitors from 7 p m at Millbrook Elementary School Cafetorium Pine Log Road.
A mixed set of Dear Abby questions and responses covers wedding guest limits and child rules at receptions, neighbor greetings, hospital staff behavior, and photo choices in newspapers. Abby advises prioritizing family harmony and practical newsroom constraints while addressing jealousy and professional boundaries.
Aikenites and the Augusta Symphony participate in a Symphony Book Fair from November 6 to 14 at the Good Shepherd Church Book Store on Walton Way Augusta. Led by Dr Weldon Perry the group offers new volumes from gift items to children's classics daily 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Proceeds go to the Symphony.
The Garden Club of Aiken meets Tuesday at 10 30 a m at Mrs A A Foreman Sr home with Walter Bergmann showing Camellias in Aiken Aiken Community Playhouse presents Barefoot in the Park at 8 p m November 13 14 at Aiken Junior High Auditorium Westwood Garden Club cancels Monday meeting Flower pickups from October show urged for members
Effie Clarice Woolsey Fliflet and her husband Anne Fliflet, retired diplomat, reside at Breeze Hill Plantation with three children Arne, Charles and Katharine. The family’s 23 years in foreign service included posts in Hull Edinburgh Durban DC Oslo Vancouver and Sierra Leone. Other locals welcome returning relatives who shared stories of Brazil and language lessons. Dr K W Oberlin attended the American Psychological Association conference in Miami and maintains a private practice in North Augusta.
Fashion notes for fall emphasize stockings and pantyhose with midis short skirts and long skirts. The piece highlights covered legs via dark stockings knee highs and boot tops while noting ribbed panty stockings body suits and garterless options to extend the leg line and provide opaque coverage.
The St Thaddeus Church women plan a bazaar on Saturday November 14 from 1030 a m to 3 pm featuring a Bar B Que luncheon prepared from an old family recipe by Mrs Kenneth Leiferman with help from Mrs Frank Smart. Proceeds go to the mission field.
In Sanction, South Africa health inspectors enforce a by-law that requires women hairdressers to wear overalls at work. Ronnie Dreger, a London immigrant, calls the rule ridiculous and notes his 16 years running a London salon. J Daniel, national secretary of the union, backs the council citing safety and sterilization concerns.
The Aiken Junior Woman's Club will meet at 8 p.m. Monday at Mrs. Joe Spencer's home on Powderhouse Road. Co-hostesses will be Mrs. Bryan MacDonald and Mrs Emory Lewallen. The program will be Pollution and What We Can Do About It.
About 50 youths from St Thaddeus Church are preparing items for a Children’s Bazaar to run with the church’s annual bazaar on November 14. The sale hours are 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Mead Hall gym. Coordinator is Mrs McDonald Lattimer and project director is Mrs Ed Bartran. Funds support the mission field.
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