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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1972
Page
14
New York AP reports Geoffrey Beene’s spring collection features wide pants inspired by 1920s styles in mushroom jersey with navy linen blazers. The line mixes linens and jerseys with Beene’s tailoring, plus new details like baby dolman sleeves and swallowtail lapels, alongside Antony Anthony’s day wear and striped sequin outfits.
A mother seeks urgent help for her 18 year old daughter who wets the bed and plans a December wedding. Abby advises medical recheck to rule physical causes, then emotional support and disclosure to the fiancé. Also a bride’s mother handles unsolicited guests bringing children to a reception with direct notice to arrange sitters.
In this column from Aiken, readers are urged to value attentive listening as a path to better conversation. The piece cites Beta Sigma Phi discussions on conversation, notes the eye contact and questions that deepen talks, and mentions a family routine of daily, uninterrupted chats. It also reports the birth of Christopher Charles, son of Charles W. Gregory and family.
Miss Velveta Ann Parks daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles H Parks of Aiken exchanged marriage vows with Mr Richard P Schneider Saturday afternoon at St Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church. Rev Thomas Bonifanti officiated. The bride wore a Lagoda Splendor gown with Chantilly lace and a cathedral train. Attendants included Miss Theresa Parks and Mrs Samuel R Clawson. The couple will reside in Kansas City Kansas where he works for Kansas City Southern Railroad Co. The bride holds a junior B S in nursing from the University of South Carolina.
Dr James Howard Jackson CPS will headline the seventh annual secretaries institute on November 4 at the Aiken Regional Campus USC Aiken sponsored by the Aiken Chapter NSA. He is associate professor at Virginia Commonwealth University with a rich career including teaching CPS reviews and work in multiple states and nations.
Wagener Lions met for a supper meeting and voted to donate 118.34 to the South Carolina Lions Light Conservation Association from Candy-Day sales. New members John Wayne Smith and Paul Hunt joined. Lions plan door-to-door light bulb distribution on the third Tuesday in November.
Beech Island and Jackson area residents Mrs. Goodman and Mrs. Haselden are named among 1972 Outstanding Young Women of America contenders. Mrs. Goodman, married to James H. Goodman, raised in Lancaster, active in Goodman Enterprises and Bethel Methodist Church roles. Mrs. Haselden, wife of Rev. Ranford A. Haselden, educated at Rains Centenary High School and Lander College, directs church music at First Baptist Jackson and led a Community Youth Choir. Their community work spans youth, garden clubs, and church organizations.
The Sandy Acres Garden Club visited Mary Louises Ceramics in North Augusta to study ceramics history and craft pieces ready for firing. The club and other Jackson civic groups plan to buy Christmas decorations for the town and schedule a joint meeting with all organizations.
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