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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1969
Page
3
The Junior Women's Club gathers clothing and shoes for county students via boxes at Woodruff's Drugs, Mitchell Shaping Center, and the Municipal Building hallway. No deliveries. pickup may be arranged by calling 649-2822. The rest of the note lists social updates and upcoming St. Mary's C.Y.O fashion event.
Ruth Earle Jones reports on Salley area events as hurricane Inga and Stormy Jenny affect farming plans and cotton prospects. Community notices cover church circles, Clemson Homecoming guests, Wagener-Salley High School festivities, Edgefield receptions, and local family travels.
A 70 year old widow asks how to handle an impulsive Florida marriage to a wealthy widower who hid past surgery. An annulment is advised on legitimate grounds. In a second letter, a group of young women asks about a neighbor who repeatedly solicits baby-sitters. the columnist says a hint won’t stop her and parents’ guidance matters.
A seasoned note compares the similar function of a sterling stamp on silver and an accred ited grade on lumber. The text emphasizes that both marks certify the claimed quality of the finished product.
Mr and Mrs Ken Oyer of Alfred Street return from a five week Wisconsin trip visiting Black River Falls and Platteville relatives. Mrs Mollie Werner travels back from Wisconsin and Illinois. Mrs Marian B Magee arrives in Aiken for winter with aunt Thelma McAdoo. Mrs Mollie Werner is a patient at St Josephs Augusta. Mrs C R Bradford visits family in Dallas. Mrs William J Irwin leaves Oct 6 for two week trip to Spain and Portugal via Swissair.
The Clubs Town and Country Bridge Club will meet for lunch and bridge at Pet Milk Dairy on Wage ner Road at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Bridge chairmen are Mrs. Mark Pitts and Mrs. Bill Vernon. Chapter B P E O will meet at 7 p.m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. B I Montengohl with Mrs. F J Lovell reporting on the P E O Centennial Convention in Des Moines Iowa. Mrs. J W Morris is in charge of refreshments.
The Landscape Design School at the University of South Carolina spans October 27 to 29 with national chairman Robert H. Rucker guest. Also attending are Gjoerloff Thomas Jr. and Ahearn along with regional and state forestry and landscape figures. Deadline for applications is October 13.
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