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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1969
Page
3
Dear Abby letters from readers discuss cats and ringworm myths. They warn ringworm is a skin fungus transmissible to humans, urge sanitation, vet checks, and keep cats out of baby cribs while stressing cats can be safe house pets with proper care.
Yesterday marked the first day of school for First Presbyterian Church Kindergarten on Barnwell Avenue. Three classes taught by Mrs Bruce Fox Mrs John Murdock and Mrs Hank Kaiser settled into a wing designed for young learners with bright walls ample storage and child sized facilities. A playground will follow when grass is ready.
Crosland Park Garden and Civic Club meets at 2 p.m. at the Senior Citizens Clubhouse for a film showing Gardens of South Carolina and a lecture with demonstration. Wildwood Garden Club plans a bus trip to Clemson University to view experimental gardens and greenhouse, Hanover House tour, and Fort Hill visit, with lunch at Clemson House. Jackson-Sandy Acres Garden Club recently hosted Mrs. Edna Burkes who led art workshops and potholder making. social hour followed.
The League of Women Voters urges qualified citizens to register by Oct 11 to vote for City Council on Nov 11. Registration is at 216 Chesterfield St. S from 9 to 5 weekdays and 9 to noon Saturdays. Candidates listed include Cox, Kaplan, Platt for Democrats and Fulmer, Holyman, Suhrer for Republicans.
Gary Lee Romines began his teaching career at Ridge Spring Monetta High School teaching Math and Science this week. Friends and family are noted visiting and staying with relatives in Monetta and nearby areas.
The Episcopal Churchwomen of the Diocese of Upper South Carolina host a Think-In at Trinity Church in Columbia on Wednesday. Led by Rev. Robert L. Haden, the session seeks parish feedback on women’s roles and needs, with questions collected from parish Presidents and evaluated for guiding resources. Luncheon will be served.
A nationwide consumer study shows 24 percent of 278000 respondents say one fourth of annual income is too much for a new home. Yet two thirds agree the traditional rule remains sound for housing affordability.
Dr. Elna A. Lombard spoke to about 120 parents of the South Airicn Presbyterian Day School Kindergarten on discipline and the child. She emphasized consistent firm loving guidance, praise, and considering a child's feelings while treating each child as an individual.
Advice for a formal dining room uses inexpensive dress-up by covering the lower third of walls with hem lock board paneling to form a dado. Mount individual wallpaper panels on upper walls and frame each with wood molding. Leave about eight inches between panels for best effect.
Members and guests heard the AAUW story from 1882 to present at the Rudnick home. SC Division president J Allen Wheat spoke of growth and goals while recalling branch projects including the Nature Museum and USC Aiken support.
Leading designers at the American Furniture Mart showcase bold bright pillows as decor accents. They use contrasting colors mud and zany prints with wallpaper patterns and scenic visuals to create conversational and sculptural effects through stacked pillow arrangements.
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