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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1970
Page
5
Abigail Van Buren answers readers about relationship trouble and tipping. A couple seeks guidance on a lover's sulking and commitment while a Dover waitress asks what constitutes a fair tip and Abby urges 15 to 20 percent with rewards for exceptional service.
A weekly elementary lunch menu lists items for Monday through Friday. Items include beef stew and milk on Monday, corn dogs and beans on Tuesday, pizza and apples on Wednesday, oven fried fish and vegetables on Thursday, and hamburgers with onion rings on Friday. Dessert options include fruit cup, lemon pie, yellow cake, and ice cream.
Miss Sheri Lynn Hallman and William Arthur Zion Jr. were married at St. Pauls Lutheran Church in Aiken at 5 p.m. on November 14. The bride wore a satin gown with venice lace, and attendants included Miss Janet Hallman and Miss Susan Zion. The couple will reside in Newberry with Miss Hallman employed by Dufour and Dufour and Mr. Zion with Southern Bell.
Mrs. Bill Zion and Miss Sheri Hallman are feted with several bridal showers ahead of her marriage. A lingerie shower on Sept. 19 hosted by Sammie Bodie and H. J. Hallman used a pink and green motif with candelsticks. A kitchen shower on Oct. 19 featured yellow carnation corsages and gifts of glassware. Linen shower on Oct. 24 hosted by Louise Kemp invited guests to craft veils from tissue and clothes pins. A come as you are bridal luncheon was held the morning of the wedding hosted by H. J. Hallman.
W. P. Walke Jr spoke to the Junior Woman's Club on Pollution and What We Can Do About It at the November meeting at Mrs. Joe Spencer's home. He cited rising air water and land pollution and suggested actions such as using phosphate free detergents low lead gasolines and returnable bottles. A progress report on sponsoring the Aiken Civic Ballet was given by Mrs. William C Perkins. Proceeds from a fashion show benefiting the Aiken County Hospital pediatrics ward totaled 209.81. Hostesses were Mrs Spencer Mrs Brian MacDonald and Mrs Emory Lewallen.
Irma Sharpe joins Cover Girl Hair Styling Salon staff. A Munich native, she studied at the Colorado Academy of Hair Design and completed an Advanced Hair Styling course in Lawton Oklahoma.
Miss Susan Longmire Messick daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell A Messick of Aiken wed Roy Burton Starks son of Mr and Mrs H B Starks of Aiken. They were married Oct 10. Both graduates of Aiken High School. Starks is a junior at Erskine College. The couple reside in Due West.
Country Gardeners and guests will attend a 10 a.m. Christmas crafts program presented by Mrs. Howard Hill. The event takes place Wednesday in the Heritage Room at the Farmers and Merchants Bank. Hostesses are Mrs. Arthur Schulhofer, Mrs. H. B. Jordan, Mrs. R. T. Tarrant and Mrs. Niles A. Borop.
Saturday St Thaddeus Bazaar drew over 1 000 visitors with the white elephant table staffed by Mrs Marshall Wheeler Mrs G Murray Bailey and Mrs Dorothy K MacDowell from 9 a m to 3 p m.
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