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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1971

Page

5

Yellow Jessamine Garden Club Demonstration Meet

The Yellow Jessamine Garden Club meets at 7 30 p m in the Couchton Baptist Church recreation building. Harriet Skinner conducts a Christmas decorations demonstration, and Elizabeth Scott presents a Southern Bell film. Last meeting featured horticulture talk and display planning. members urged to plant trees and bulbs. Eight members attended the Festival of Flowers in Greenwood to tour Parks Seed Co grounds and buy bulbs and plants. Five members joined the Lower District Garden Club Conference at Fripp Island.

Jessamine Harriett Skinner Southern Bell Elizabeth Scott Couchton Baptist Church HC. Scott Scott Lizzie E. Richardson Greenwood Parks Seed Co Garden Club Fripp Island Homer Carlton Beatrice Turbyfill Joann Roe Bessie Garvin Evelyn Roe

Suburban Garden Club Plans Christmas Bazaar

The Suburban Garden Club will hold a public bazaar with Christmas decorations and gifts on December 3 and 4 at the Photocraft Shop on Laurens Street. Proceeds support a club beautification project.

Laurens Street WB Sibley CB Anderson Jr Charles Phibbs

Luncheon Menu for the Week

The menu lists daily meals from Monday to Friday with main dishes such as Hamburgers Meatloaf Barbecue Chicken Blackeye Peas and Perch Fillet. Each day includes side dishes like beans potatoes cabbage greens rice salad rolls and desserts such as orange cake Waldorf salad apple pie and ice cream.

Wagener Chapter 38 Holds November Meeting

Wagener Chapter No. 38 C ES met at the Wagner Masonic Temple Tuesday evening with Katherine T. Young as Worthy Matron and AC Fallon as Worthy Patron. Anna Spence District Deputy Grand Matron presented plans for a Christmas party and Pauline Taylor of Springfield was elected to receive the Degrees. The meeting closed with apple pie roasted pecans and coffee served by Etheredge Etheredge and Sanders.

Wagener Chapter C. ES Wagner Masonic Temple Katherine T. Young AC. Fallon Anna Spence Pauline Taylor Springfield Mattie Ruth Etheredge Theodore Etheredge Mary P. Sanders

Dear Abby Advice Column On Teen Son and Parental Help

Parents seek to cut off support from grandparents who shelter their 18 year old son who left home after refusing to follow rules. Abby notes they cannot demand actions but should explain that aiding him delays his learning and growth. Readers are invited to write for a personal reply and Abby’s booklet.

Abby

Town And Country Christmas Fashion Show Held At Fermata Club

Town and Country Club hosts a 10 a.m. Thursday fashion show featuring Belk's of Aiken at the Fermata Club. Members and grandchildren model, with numerous listed participants and a commentary by Mrs. Winnie McGahee. Chevaliers provide festive music under Mrs. F E Ardrey.

Town and Country Club Belk's of Aiken Fermata Club Town and Country F B. Cavanaugh Trey Howard C. W. Goforth Monica Baltz Kim Kirk Samsel PR. Moore Nancy Moore Thurmond Frank Sampson Jo Jo Cathy Ann Coward J.B. Bradley W. Howard Jr Reid T. Johnson J . Menken Fred Nuessle Toni Robison W.J. Simpson R.L. Smith R.W. Squires N.M. Walker Winnie McGahee Chevaliers F.E. Ardrey

Nature loving Gibsons find happy retirement in Aiken

The Gibsons Helen and Bill retired to Brentwood Place in 1965 after long Florida trips through Aiken. They built bird feeding stations and houses for quail titmice flying squirrels and other wildlife. They later moved to East Boundary Street and continue shell collecting and community activities.

Gibsons Helen Bill Detroit Mich American Marietta Co Florida Aiken Papa Mama Quail Sanibel Island Sanibel Beach Father Neptune Friends of the Library Group Republican Women's Club Wildwood Garden Club Bill Gibson

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