Imperial Court Member to Visit Ikebana in Augusta
Mrs. Lucille Davis, Ikebana instructor and Ikenobo Society East Florida president, will present a flower arranging demonstration at the Garden Center in Augusta. Admission is 1.50 at the door. reservations are not required. The event is co sponsored by Ikebana International Chapter 81 and the Augusta Council of Garden Clubs.
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Garden Center
Telffir St
Augusta
Lucille Davis
Ikenobu Society
East Florida
Davis
Mrs Davis
California
Japan
Tokyo
Peking
China
Chrysanthemums Rule Fall Decor From Flowers to Crepe Paper
Chrysanthemums have a 2000 year Oriental heritage and are Japan’s national flower shared with cherry blossoms. The flower comes in white and primrose yellow, used in simple arrangements or crafted in crepe paper with easy steps and common craft supplies. A tall vase arrangement is especially attractive for autumns seasonal display.
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Orient
Japan
Dear Abby Advice Columns Reveal Teen Dating and Morality
A reader questions teen dating rules for a 15 year old who wears a 38 bra and struggles in school. Abigail Van Buren advises against dating on school nights and suggests midnight as a suitable weekend curfew.
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Abby
Brenda
Garden Club Opens Year With Plans For Horticulture Emphasis
The Garden Club of Aiken convened at Mrs. Jack Parker Am with new president Mrs Owen H Perry. Eleanor Hansis outlined programs on garden gadgets soil studies blooms shrubs birds and landscape design culminating in a flower show for the South Carolina centennial. Wildwood Garden Club and Salley Civic and Garden Club held meetings with speakers on daylilies bulbs and pruning as autumn garden topics.
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Garden Club of
Aiken
Jack Parker
Owen H. Perry
Eleanor Hansis
South Carolina
Wildwood Garden Club
Clark Ice
D. G. Ebenback
John Sich
W. M. Carlisle
G. E. Kauffman
F. D. Benton
Puerto Rico
Governor’s Palace
San Juan
T. S. Ridge
D. G. Ebenhack
W. H. Price
Columbia
Farmer's and Merchants Bank
Garden Club
Community Health Week Highlighted by Aiken Official
Dr. J. T. Hair of the Aiken County Health Department says Community Health Week runs Oct 19 to 25 and that sanitarians work for community health whether inspecting restaurants, managing landfills, or running mosquito control. He notes increasing opportunities in environmental sanitation as population grows. Solid waste disposal food protection and rodent and insect control are fast growing areas needing more workers.
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J. T. Hair
Aiken County
Hair
Astronomy Club Plans NASA Film Show and Star Viewing
The Aiken Astronomy Club meets at 8:00 p.m. Friday at Minnie B Kennedy Junior High in Aiken. A NASA color film Apollo 7 Mission will be shown, with Robert Rogers sharing his visits to a Satellite Tracking Station and color slides. Weather permitting, telescopic observing will follow for the public.
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Aiken
Minnie B. Kennedy
Aik
NASA
Robert Rogers
Birth Announcement for Kenneth Nathaniel Toole
Mr and Mrs Ross Toole announce the birth of a son Kenneth Nathaniel on September 28. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Laurie L Pritchard of Graniteville. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs O W Toole of Warrenville.
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Ross Toole
Kenneth Nathaniel
Laurie L. Pritchard
Graniteville
O. W. Toole
Warrenville
Silk Screen Course Offered by Herbert Institute
The Gertrude Herbert Institute announces a new silk screen course to make art more accessible beyond commercial printing. A meeting is set for Monday Oct 20 at 7 30 pm with Dorothea Sierra to discuss applying design principles to silk screen.
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Herbert Institute
Gertrude Herbert Institute
Institute
Dorothea Sierra
What's Today What's Passe in Menswear Forecast
Manning Owen at Kalmia Plaza presents a fall fashion forecast bulletin describing today's look with shaped shoulders suppressed waists wide lapels and diagonal weaves as current trends while noting that skinny shoulders boxy jackets narrow lapels and pleats in trousers are passe.
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Manning Owen
Kalmia Plaza
Population Growth Speeds Up Worldwide and by Region
Global population growth is about 2 percent annually with regional variation. Europe remains under 1 percent while Latin America exceeds 3 percent. Costa Rica shows the fastest growth with 6 births per every death.
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Europe
Latin America
Costa Rica
Unitarian and Youth Group Set Joint Sunday Meeting
The Unitarian Fellowship of Aiken and the Liberal Religious Youth group plan a joint gathering at 7:30 p.m. Sunday. Father John Sheehan of the Church of the Immaculate Conception Augusta will discuss Youth and Revolution followed by a discussion.
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Unitarian Fellowship of
John Sheehan
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Augusta
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