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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1978
Page
6
What's Going On Swamp! brings its environmental entertainment to USC Aiken in the Student Activities Building cafeteria tonight at 8 p.m. Admission is free for a Stage South musical about South Carolina's environment.
The Aiken Junior Woman's Club met at Mrs. Craig Musick's home with introductions by Linda Wessels. Charlotte Cassels of the South Carolina Arts Commission spoke on buying art. Members planned goody baskets for teachers during National Education Week and a Christmas Shopping event for Kalmia Hill School. The Pilot Club met at St. Pauls Lutheran Church with Anchor Club leaders reporting from Freedom Foundation in Valley Forge. Cadette Troop No. 51 toured Savannah GA and the Juliette Gordon Low Center, visiting the National Historic Landmark and Savannah attractions. The Sunshine Garden Club met at Mrs. Tommy Coward's home with speaker Bobby McGee. Traveling locals visiting landmarks and hosting guests appeared at several gatherings including Judge Simons and Attorney General Bell at Hilton Head, archeological tours of Mexico, and journeys to Mayan ruins with multiple Aiken residents. The piece closes noting a large travel theme among area residents and hosting by Dot MacDowell for a Mexico trip group.
The Sprocks hosted Jim Mike and Steve and Todd and Bred Crawford for a Beaufort weekend aboard a four year project vessel built by the hosts. The craft features hull mast rigging cabinetry plumbing and a self designed refrigerator. Swabbing the deck and Pacific dreams framed their travel tale.
The St Marys Women’s Club hosts a home tour with 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. viewing and an 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. catered luncheon at Monsignor Smith Hall. Featured houses include a Dutch Colonial on South Boundary and York Street and several Georgian and Tudor homes in Foxchase and nearby areas. Luncheon reservations close December 2. call Mrs Bailey or Mrs Gniazdowski for details.
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