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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1972

Page

2

Homemade Coffeecake Is Nutritious Treat

A recipe feature by Susan Delight promotes hot homemade coffeecake as a quick family draw. It details prune wheat ring and whole wheat almond coffeecake with steps for filling dough, kneading, shaping, rising, and baking plus spice, honey, and nut ingredients.

Johnston Journal highlights wedding and local events

Johnston society notes cover the Balentine Culbertson wedding in Ware Shoals with grandparents present, plus trips to Savannah for the International Full Gospel Business Men Fellowship Conference featuring Pat Boone. Local stores boast bright displays on Lee and Calhoun streets and a weekend church gathering at Johnston Baptist Church with a hand bell choir.

D.J. Gray Ware Shoals Balentine-Culbertson Popular Springs Baptist Church Fellowship Hall Grays R.A. Steadman Jack Lott II Jimmy Wright Savannah Pat Boone Allied Department Store Lee Street Cato’s Calhoun Street Johnston

Dress Brings Top Prize To Aiken Countian

Ethel Shull sewed a navy and white boundstooth dress and capelet that won local and state grange contests and the national grand prize in Hartford. She earns a $1,000 reward and will wear the outfit on a Delta Queen cruise after New Orleans Mardi Gras. Shull, a New Holland resident, teaches herself to sew, manages about 20 cows, and has long served Edisto Grange.

Emily L. Bull New Holland Ethel Shull Mississippi New Orleans Shull

North Augusta artist curates autumn mountain watercolors show

Erna Leon an North Augusta artist illustrates on site in October capturing NC mountains in watercolors. Twelve works will be part of a 36 piece exhibit at the Augusta Richmond County Public Library from December 2 to January 10. The show features landscapes seascapes and a lantern painting used as her exhibition trademark. The artist formerly taught at Augusta College and has exhibited in the United States and abroad. She and her husband Lt Col (Ret.) Thomas W. Leon reside at 915 Fairfield Ave.

Erna Leon North Augusta North Carolina Erna Augusta - Richmond County Public Library Leon Martinez United States Augusta Nova Scotia Cove Erna Karolyi Budapest Hungary New York University Columbia University Newark School of Fine and Industrial Art Pratt Institute Leons Fairfield Ave

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