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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1970
Page
5
Rose specialists note fall planting suits temperate regions and aids spring growth. Dig 15 to 18 inch holes, prepare beds, prune canes to 18 inches, plant on a mound with the bud union at ground level, then mound soil to 12 inches to protect through winter and remove in spring.
A drop in party at Aiken Nursing Home on September 27 honored Mrs. Happy Berry Willing as she turned 92. She has lived in Aiken County most of her life, with 58 years on a farm near Aiken, and is mother to 10 children with many grandchildren and great descendants living in the area. Her family includes Geddings Willing Joe Willing Lenwood Willing Annie W Rhoden Martha W Chapman Jake Willing Marion Willing Mattie W Wise Nellie W Rhoden and the late John Willing. The youngest relative is two week old William Burdette Craig Jr.
A traditional home pest feature explains how small pests like moths and flies can become costly problems. It highlights red cedar as a natural moth repellent used in closets and storage areas since ancient times, noting its aroma and value to a home’s appeal and price.
Mrs. Fannie Berger Levin of St. Louis Missouri and Mr. Isadore Efron of Aiken were wed at Mr. Efron's home on September 21. Rabbi Norman Goldburg of Augusta officiated. Attendants were their children Joanne Efron Beverly Hills California Eugene Levin St. Louis and Mrs. Norman Goldburg. The couple resides at 137 Laurens N W.
A letter from a French born woman asks why American men misread her while she seeks marriage. Abby urges changing scenery and volunteering. Another reader shares panic fears in crowds and asks for guidance. A widow laments being addressed as Mrs Jane Doe and prefers Mrs John Doe.
Cracked and soiled eggs may harbor bacteria and should be cooked thoroughly when used. Clean eggs with sound shells are preferred for egg milk drinks soft cooked eggs and other prepared foods. Two fig types grow in the U S Adriatic in the Southeast and Asiatic in the West. cross pollination by a tiny insect is needed for Western figs.
Wagener News reports the Wagener Missionary Group 5 met Tuesday in Fellowship Hall with 10 members. Rosa Floyd presided, with opening prayer by Mrs. W D Young and minutes read by secretary Mrs. W Lowman Tyler. Program led by Charlie Widener Jr on Mass Media Breakthrough.
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