Fair Flower Show Draws Top Competitors From County
Yesterday entries were judged at the Jaycee County Fair under the Main Exhibit Tent. The Design division theme A Time For All Things featured Mrs T S Ridge winning the tri color for A Time to Dream and Mrs B C Scott receiving the Creativity Award. Top horticulture honors went to Mrs E G Ebenhack for a staghorn fern entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. T. S. Ridge
Wildwood Garden Club
E. G. Ebenhack
T. S. Ridge
Aiken County
Jaycee Fair
Clinton Bastin Jr
FE. G. Ebenhack
H. C. Scott
Dear Abby Letters Debate Breastfeeding Adopted Infant
Readers discuss whether a woman who never carried a child can breastfeed an adopted baby. Some insist no hormones needed and success possible via repeated nursing, while others doubt the idea and question motives and scientific certainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Fla
Abby
la Leche League
State College
Africa
Brighten Up Walls with Self-Adhering Vinyl Tiles
Inexpensive self-adhering vinyl tiles simulate ceramic and are easy to press into place. They resist grease and splatters and can be washed repeatedly with soap and detergent to protect wall surfaces.
County Observes National School Lunch Week
The county joins National School Lunch Week proclaimed by President Nixon to highlight child nutrition. Aiken County Schools participate under USDA guidelines offering free or reduced meals, with 55 cents cost per meal and USDA support of 297000 dollars in food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Aiken County
Naomi Satterfield
Aiken County School Food Service
USDA
Jefferson Elementary
Helen McGee
The
American Food School Service Association
Satterfield
Local Garden Clubs Schedule Meetings and Workshops
Cereus Gardeners plan a Thursday meeting at 8 p.m. in Mrs. Slovic’s home with guest speaker RR Mellette discussing Landscape Design and a Holiday House Workshop led by Mrs. Glenn Burney. Co-hostesses include Mrs. Bumpus Cowan and Godfrey. Country Gardeners meet Wednesday at Mrs. Rushton Jr.’s home with hostess Mrs. Charlton. Lonnie Garvin speaks on Early Thoughts about Christmas and S. H. Ricks displays decorative candles and ornaments. Red cedar paneling finish noted for roof eaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cereus
J. J. Slovic
Kalmia Hill Road
RR. Mellette
Glenn Burney
J. E. Bumpus
C. H. Cowan
Charles Godfrey
James C. Rushton Jr
W. H. Charlton
Lonnie Garvin
S. H. Ricks
Adalees
Women of First Presbyterian Church Club Meetings Schedule
The Women of the First Presbyterian Church announce five Circle meetings today at 10 a.m. in various members homes and a 3:30 p.m. session in the church parlor. Circle chairs include Caldwell Kiersoe Minton Elliott and McGinn with co-hostesses listed for each circle in Circle 1 through Circle 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
R. D. Caldwell
James Odum
Gilbert St. S.E
Tony Carter
G. R. Kiersoe
C. E. Marshall
Azalea Place
G. H. Hair
H. C. Minton Jr
A.m
A. P. Majors
Shadow Drive
C. P. Elliott
N. J Howard
Wildwood Road
G. H. McGinn
L. Z. Hicks
McGinn
PanHellenic Club Sponsors Sale on Richland Avenue Lot
The PanHellenic Club sponsors a rummage sale this Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the lot on Richland Avenue beside the Commercial Hotel. Winter clothes, household goods, toys and children's items will be offered. Proceeds go to a civic project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asket. PanHellenic
Richland Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
B.C. Scott
David Gregg
Gardenmakers
R. D. Hall
Wildwood
Cereus Garden Club
R. M. Radford
Paul A. Dahlen
Garden Makers
J. A. Turner
Clearwater
Green Gardeners
Dan Debnam
Hugh Setzer
Hammond Hills
Olin Burgdorf
Springfield
Red
J. A. Nugent
White
Aiken
Gail Dennis
Aiken, S. C
Dean Ax
Abigail van Buren
Aiken High School
Leavelle-McCampbell
South Carolina
School Food Service Association
South Carolina Educational Division
Lois Wessinger
North Aiken Elementary
Robin Henkel
Cathy Hart
Jeffrey Smith
Mitchell Shopping
Carter
Dial
Richland W. Aiken
S.C
PanHellenic Club
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