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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1969

Page

3

Garden Club November Meeting Highlights And Plans

The Garden Club of Aiken hosted Mrs. Thomas Simpson with guest speaker Mr. Frank Corley who demonstrated garden gadgets and tools. Winners of gadget prizes included Mrs. John Koonce and Miss Adelaide McClelland as clubs plan hospital grounds work and a Holiday House event in December.

Garden Club of Aiken Thomas Simpson Eleanor Hansis Frank Corley Corley John Koonce Adelaide McClelland G. B. Schurmeier Thomas Ewing

Moody Births in Palos Verdes and Aiken Families

Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Moody announce a son born November 14. He is the grandson of Mrs. Wilhelmina Moody of Aiken and a USC graduate. Mrs. Moody, formerly Mary Jean Davidage of Mamaroneck NY, shares details with the couple. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rhoden report a daughter born November 12 at Aiken County Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George McGinn of Aiken and Mrs. Viola Rhoden of Johnston.

Philip M. Moody Palos Verdes Calif Avid Cunningham Moody S Wilhelmina Moody Aiken Aiken High School University of South Carolina Mary Jean da Ted Rhoden Theresa Susan Aiken County Hospital George McGinn Viola Rhoden Johnston

Dear Abby Letters Spark Rumor, Gifts, Night Shifts

Readers share concerns about rumors of a baby being claimed by another family member, etiquette on gifts with no gift invitations, and a reader defending night shift workers. Abby admonishes rumor control, jokes about gifts, and supports night shift workers’ dignity.

Abby

Salley Sidelights Highlight Civic Work and Local News

Salley residents stay busy with hospital visits and home renovations. Mrs. Gyles Hall helps move Mrs. Adams Sr. to Columbia for eye checks while Mrs. LeCroy serves on a jury. The CHITLIN STRUT decorations were planned for the Vocational School and Salley Baptist Church hosted Scout 403 reorganizing events.

Salley Gyles Hall Providence Hospital W. L. Adams Sr George Bigbee Columbia Adams Helen J. LeCroy Betty Fulmer Salley Civic and Garden Club Terue Sawyer Cheryl McIntosh Home Service Department of South Carolina Electric and Gas Co Aiken

Gail Dennis Aiken Woman's Page Editor Quietly Retires

Gail Dennis Aiken of S C retires as the village women’s page editor after decades shaping community notices and notes. Local readers recall her weekly columns and service to organizations. She leaves a legacy of thoughtful features and charity event coverage.

Homecoming Day at Berlin Baptist Church and Local Visits

Mrs L W Corbett accompanied Mrs Maggie Huckabee to Berlin Baptist Church for homecoming day services and a bountiful dinner. Attendees included Mrs Fred Williamson and Miss Carrie Williamson. Rev Adlai Loudy and Mrs Loudy of Pulaski Va conduct two weeks of revival at Pauline Church of Christ Fairview Community with evening music. Alderman Williamson and wife visit Mrs Victor Mack at Veterans Hospital Columbia where she remains critically ill.

Ing Pauline Church of Christ of the Alderman Williamson Victor Mack Veterans Hospital Columbia Mack

Local clubs schedule meetings and events in November and December

Bob Maxwell will speak to the Senior Citizens Club at 7 30 p m on Thursday. The Aiken County Republican Women's Club meets Thursday in the Heritage Room of Farmers and Merchants Bank from 10 a m to noon. Mrs Fred Langdon Jr reports on the Nazi Federation convention in Washington and the state convention in Greenville. Jayceeettes host a charity ball for the March of Dimes on December 6 and a Christmas outdoor decorating contest is set for December 16 with entries due December 15.

W.H. Price Columbia Wildwood Garden Club Farmer's and Merchants Bank Bob Maxwell Columbia Tricentennial Committee Senior Citizens Club Aiken County Republican Women’s Club Farmers and Merchants Bank Fred Langdon Jr Nazi Federation of Republican Women Washington, D. C Greenville

Yogurt Dressing Proposed for Lettuce Salad Mix

A lean yogurt dressing idea swaps heavy sauces for a light yogurt base. The blend coats lettuce tomato and cucumber, adding tang and creaminess while keeping calories in check.

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