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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1973
Page
8
Abigail Van Buren advises a 22 year old student on pursuing a married-appearing professor, warns to cool it, and notes any move must come from him. A neighbor cigar dispute is gently redirected with humor and sympathy, while a man questions his vasectomy and his wife's pills.
The largest women s club in South Carolina Town and Country opens its 22nd year at the Fermata Club on Whiskey Road with a humorous skit Keys to Success written by Mrs. James Rivers. The program outlines new hobbies and fall winter offerings and includes plans to support Banksia and the Aiken County library.
A covered dish supper preceded the American Legion Swint Post No 77 meeting at Gregg Park Civic Center. Star Mothers junior members and Girls State attendees were present as Miss Janet McCary and Miss Frankie Craton reported on their trip, noting they learned a lot and had fun. The meeting covered membership dues and fall goals.
Philip George Burkhalter of Aiken earned a Bachelor of Science in business administration from the University of Richmond School of Business during August 17 commencement ceremonies. the event honored his academic achievement in Virginia.
The Williams family reunion for the late Oscar D. Williams and Lula Deal Williams drew 52 attendees on August 26 at Aiken State Park. Guests included children, grandchildren, and in laws from Georgia Florida South Carolina and Virginia. A large picnic with boat rides and swimming followed the gathering.
A steak supper will re unite former members of the Aiken Duplicate Bridge Club and regulars Thursday night at the Knights of Columbus Hall starting at 6 30 pm. Call Fred Waterhouse for reservations and Millie Todd at 648 5356 for help arranging duplicate partners.
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