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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1985
Page
5
A humor column notes No Bozos Day created by Larry Harmon Bozo the clown to condemn Bozo like conduct. It jokes about non Bozos at the spa and offers a planning kit from No Bozos in Hollywood with light tongue in cheek remarks.
Oct 29 marks James Boswell's birthday in Edinburgh 1740. Also on Oct 29 1929 the New York Stock Exchange collapsed after President Hoover touted a sound economy. Over 16 million shares traded, billions lost, signaling a long economic downturn.
The Bransomes host a gala on Friday November 1 at Magnolia Street residence for the Aiken Choral Guild with a cocktail buffet and musical entertainment. Mrs Bransome notes the home’s size and rooms plus a tennis court and pets while plans remain unchanged.
The Aiken Choral Guild invites a gala Friday evening from 8 to 10 30 at the home of Dr and Mrs E D Bransome. Chris Mangelli Quartet will provide entertainment along with Choral Society group performances. Donations are 25 per person tax deductible and reservations can be made by calling Jo Walton or Martha Vinson.
A review of 3 By 3 Masterworks of the Southern Gothic from Peachtree Publishers gathers three stories by Doris Betts Mark Steadman and Shirley Ann Gray Beasts of the Southern Wild and Other Stories McAfee County A Chronicle and The Black Prince and Other Stories The piece notes Southern Gothic as a catalog of the bizarre and horrible and highlights diverse author credentials and regional settings centering on Steadmans Georgia coastal county and Betts North Carolina connections
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