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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1969

Page

3

Wagener Masonic group holds installation and travels

Wagener Chapter No. 38 O met in October with Myrtie B. Walker and A C Fallon presenting ritual work. Officers installed included Myrtle Walker Katharine Young Alma Gunter Rosa Floyd Patricia Keadle Nadine F Walker and others. Members and guests ventured to New England States and Canada on a two week trip via Doveron Valley Virginia Mountain PA and Plymouth Rock.

Myrtie B. Walker Worthy A. C. Fallon Worthy Pot Wilma . Starkie Rosa Floyd Atricia Keadle June Melen Alma Gunter Ina R. Gantt Nadine F Walker Katherine T. Young Dorothy Lucas Cassia Johnigon Ruby Fallan Lewellyn Plunkett New England Maritime Provinces Canada Foandon Valley Virginia Po- Mountains Pennsylvania Plymouth Rocks Maine

Dear Abby Letters Reveal Tricks and Troubled Husbands

A reader warns of a carpet cleaning scam and Abby advises verification with the Better Business Bureau. Other letters discuss trusted husbands, a widow seeking marriage hints, and nostalgia on facial hair and dancing trends from the past, all voiced by OLGA.

Garden Makers to Stage Southeast Flower Show Tomorrow

Garden Makers Garden Club sponsors a first of its kind flower show at Easter Seal Center on Richland Avenue with divisions for design and horticulture open to nursing home residents and amateur growers. Entries accepted Wednesday 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. with reservations through club members.

Garden Makers Garden Club Easter Seal Center Richland Avenue Garden Makers Garden Makers Club

Country Gardeners Meet With Chrismon Talk and Awards

The Country Gardeners gathered October 15 at Mrs. J. C. Rushton Jr. home with Oriental decor featuring three loquat branches and Montezuma roses. Mrs. Lonnie Garvin Sr. spoke on Chrismons, their symbolism, and global spread, while Ada Vees supplied candles. A brief meeting followed, honoring Jaycee County Fair winners. A cooking note offered quick meal ideas using dehydrated noodles or rice with sausage or beef.

J. C. Rushton Jr W.G. Charlton Ada Vees

Career Woman of the Year chosen by BP and W club

The Business and Professional Women's Club plans a 7 banquet at the Commercial Hotel to announce Career Woman of the Year during National Business Women's Week. Nominees are submitted by civic club presidents and judged on service, career, religion, humanitarian work, and community involvement.

Commercial Hotel Bp&w

Levels Church Missionary Unit Opens New Year

The Womans Missionary Union of the Levels Baptist Church opened the church year with a meeting at Mrs. Carl Young’s home. Officers include director Mrs Harley Moseley and president Mrs Carl Young, with leaders for G A units and Sunbeam groups. Plans for Week of Prayer for Foreign Missions on Dec 15 were set, yearbooks distributed, and future activities outlined.

Womans Missionary Union of the Levels Baptist Church Carl Young Harley Moseley J. Yates Circle Wayman Corley G. A Jimmy Skidmore Jr Tom Rinehart Sunbeam Mission Action Coolidge Maness John Altman Max Jones Ruby Altman Mary Moseley J. Cole Brown Yugoslavia T. J. Yates

Potato Salad Tip Adds Imitation Bacon Bits

A reader suggests boosting flavor by mixing imitation bacon bits into potato salad seasoning. The tip emphasizes using the bits for a smoky, savory note without real bacon.

Salley News Briefs Highlight New Births and Local Visits

October weather brings brisk winds and falling leaves as farmers tend cotton. Twin girls Jean and Ann Sawyer Kinard welcomed in Florence by Barbara Sawyer and Billy Kinard. great grandparents listed. In Charleston, a son to Cynthia Marks Garrick and Howard Marks, born October 14. Kenneth Williamson, son of Diane Williamson, adds another Salley child, becoming the 11th Williamson grandchild. Other locals attend Orangeburg Fair and Edisto Beach trips with family visits and a 10th birthday party planned for Donna Kay Merrill.

Salley Atlantic Florence Barbara Sawyer Springfield Billy Kinard H. A. Sawyer Margaret Kinard Charleston Arthur Garrick Garrick Cynthia Marks Florine Kennerly Marks Lottie Adams Williamson Arthur Williamson McCollum Williamsons Stacey Salley Ace Merrill Barbara Columbia Donna Kay

Omega Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Opens Yearbook Competition

The Omega Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at the Sorority Club House led by president Mrs. R. A. Porter Jr to open the yearbook contest. Miss Carolyn Mitchell chaired and presented gifts to yearbook committee members for their work. A copy of the 1969 70 yearbook will go to International in Kansas City Miss for the contest and another to the Carolina Convention in Raleigh May 15 16 and 17. Members are asked to collect food for a Thanksgiving basket and plan a Bloodmobile shift December 9 at the Municipal Auditorium. A steak cook out is planned at Kneeces Pond Couchton hosted by Mrs. Ronald Bibb. Music program by Mrs. Joe Finnegan highlighted how music influences daily life. The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday at the Tuberculosis Center for Christmas mailing work.

Omega Beta Sigma Phi Sorority R. A. Porter Carolyn Mitchell Stanley Williamson Larry Ferguson Ann Efird International Kansas City Miss Raleigh N. C Municipal Auditorium Bloodmobile Ronald Bibb Kneeces Couchton Joe Finnegan Finnegan R. A. Porter, Jr Tuberculosis Center

Senior Men's Club set to hear speaker on rehabilitation

Donald M. Fincke a social worker and Senior Men's Club member will speak Thursday at 1 p.m. in Hotel Commercial. Fincke, experienced in prisoner rehabilitation, will discuss this important subject and club members and guests are urged to attend.

Donald M. Fincke Fincke

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