Miss Montgomery to Wed Mr Floyd in Lancaster Nuptials
Lancaster couple Mr and Mrs William D Montgomery announce the engagement of their daughter Marolyn Elizabeth to John Reuben Floyd Jr son of Mr and Mrs Floyd of Newberry The wedding is planned for November 20 at Shiloh AR Presbyterian Church in Lancaster Miss Montgomery a Lancaster High School and Winthrop College graduate teaches at Aiken High School Schofield Campus Mr Floyd a Newberry High School and Clemson University graduate works as district environmental engineer with the South Carolina State Board of Health in Aiken
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D Montgomery
Lancaster
Marolyn Elizabeth
John Reuben Floyd Jr
Mrs Floyd
Newberry
Shiloh AR. Presbyterian Church
Miss Montgomery
Lancaster High School
Winthrop College
Aiken High School
Schofield
Mr. Floyd
Newberry High School
Clemson University
South Carolina State Board of Health
Aiken
James K. Lower
Kathy
Ocean City
N.J
Lower
Shore
University of Georgia
Susan Lower
Drexel Institute
Philadelphia
Charles P Mills
Susan
Grace Woodhead
H S. Woodhead Jr
Midland Tech
Columbia
Grace
Sea Pines Plantation Co
Hilton Head Island
Jackson Jottings Guests and travel notes across the region
A collage of social news from Jackson and nearby towns highlights visits and travels. Families, servicemen, and graduates are noted with relatives in New Orleans, Dalton, Chillsburg, Wright Patterson, and Augusta. Campus activities of 1971 Jackson High School graduate Cathy Jane Sims are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathy Jane Sims
Jackson High School
Bolen's Business College
Augusta
Cathy
Country Gardeners Plan Bazaar
The Country Gardeners Garden Club began its fall program with a business meeting at Mrs. B. Harris Butler’s home. The Christmas bazaar and sale of cards and place mats are the year’s fundraising project. Library books will be available to members and the Sunshine Garden Club, catalogued by Mrs. Charles Parks. Congratulations were extended to members winning a National Camellia Award. Members plan to attend the Flowers Speaks lecture and Fashion Show at Dutch Square Mall in Columbia on September 24, leaving Aiken at 9 a.m. An October horticulture plant exchange and Thanksgiving and Christmas arrangements are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Country Gardeners Garden Club
B. Harris Butler
Gene Holley
Lloyd Olsen
Sunshine Garden Club
Charles Parks
James Rushton
E.M. Sampson
Clement Cowan
Dutch Square Mall
Columbia
Aiken
Series For ALSA Begins In Columbia
Helen Redd president of the South Carolina Association of Legal Secretaries attended the first annual legal education course in Columbia. IBM typewriter course by Jim Harbin and Johnnie Wooten. upcoming sessions include Supreme Court appeals, Children’s Bureau program, tax office procedures, and Practical Lawyer applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Redd
South Carolina Association of Legal Secretaries
Columbia Legal Secretaries Association
Midlands Technical Education Center
Columbia
Jim Harbin
Johnnie Wooten
IBM
Supreme Court
W. Ray Berry
Children’s Bureau of South Carolina
South Carolina Tax Commission
Alexander M. Sanders
Redd
South Carolina
Williams and Johnson
Attorneys At Law
Aiken
Wilbur Red
Sunshine Garden Club Adds Ten Members for Fall
Sunshine Garden Club opened fall programs with a business session at Mrs. G N Shirley's home led by president. New members include Al Beasley Dan Clayton Tom Dill Larry Holley Billy Howard Phil Hydrick James Maxwell Bob Platt Charles Tatman and Al Thomas. An Oct 16 attic sale and a Sept 18 covered dish dinner honor new members. Field trip planned to Owens Nursery and Garden Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Garden Club
G.N. Shirley
Ronnie Garrett
Governor's Mansion
al Beasley
Dan Clayton
Tom Dill
Larry Holley
Billy Howard
Phil Hydrick
James Maxwell
Bob
Tea Leaves notes social round in Cedar Mountain and beyond
The column lists weekend visits and travels of many area residents. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Tewkesbury and Mr. J. Lewis Wise vacationed at Cedar Mountain North Carolina with Mrs. Wise’s daughter Mrs. Underwood of Lexington Kentucky. Other readers report trips to Isle of Palms Port-au-Prince Haiti Montego Bay Jamaica and Ocean City New Jersey along with local moves and society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Tewkesbury
J. Lewis Wise
Cedar Mountain
N.C
Port-au- Prince
Haiti
Montego Bay
Jamaica
Julian B. Salley JR
George H. Hair
Peanut Butter Tops Nutritional Categories
The USDA analysis of 751 foods places peanut butter near the top in at least six key nutrients. A single sandwich boosts daily nutrition and satisfies hungry children and nostalgic adults, recalling its status as one of the original health foods at the turn of the century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US. Department of Agriculture
Miss Eubanks Engaged To Sgt. Lewis
Engagement of Miss Cathy June Eubanks to Sgt George David Lewis Jr announced by her parents of Graniteville. Lewis son of Mr. Lewis of Aiken and the late Mrs Lewis. He is grandson of Mrs Wilmer Bridges of Attala Ala and Mrs Earl Lewis of Athens Ala. Eubanks is granddaughter of the late Mr and Mrs Frank Alvie Ergle of Graniteville and Mr and Mrs George O Eubanks of Aiken. She graduates Leavelle McCampbell High School and works for Whites of Aiken. A 5 o clock wedding at St James Lutheran Graniteville planned for Oct. 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathy June Eubanks
George David Lewis Jr
George O'Neal Eubanks Jr
Graniteville
Sgt.Lewis
Lewis
Aiken
Wilmer Bridges
Attala
Ala
Bridges
Earl Lewis
Athens
Mr. Lewis
Aiken High School
Fort Jackson
D.C
Eubanks
Frank Alvie Ergle
George O. Eubanks
Leavelle McCampbell High School
White's
St. James Lutheran Church
Summer Reading Club honors Eight Readers at Memorial Baptist
West Aiken reports the Memorial Baptist Church Summer Reading Club ran June 6 to August 29 with 80 participants reading 471 books. Top readers include Butch Fields Cathy Fields and Julie Patrick earning library certificates and ribbons. Additional honorees Lynn McManus Eddie Titsworth Trina Toole Chris Bradshaw Bill Lawson and Janice Gantt. The article notes a Friday Story Hour and mentions community notices including visits by Rev Woody Catoe and various local residents relocating vacations and hospital and bereavement updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Baptist Church
Butch Fields
Cathy Fields
Julie Patrick
Lynn McManus
Edie Titsworth
Trina Toole
Chris Bradshaw
Bill Lawson
Janice Gantt
Phosphates Back In Style Again
Washington reports government caution over phosphate detergents. Officials urge reconsideration of bans as EPA funds removal and potential substitutes are debated. Surgeon General Steinfeld advocates phosphate use for safety, while NTA substitutes face health and environmental concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jesse L. Steinfeld
Steinfeld
William D. Ruckelshaus
Environmental Protection Agency
Charles C. Edwards
Food and Drug Administration
Federal Water Quality Administration
Ruckelshaus
NTA
Only One Brand Of Detergent In Aiken Lacks Biodegradability
An Aiken grocery survey found 20 of 21 detergent brands labeled biodegradable with varying phosphorus content around 87 grams per two cups. One product claimed no phosphates yet carried cautionary warnings while another bore No Phosphates No NTA. Public Works Director William L. Sanders noted no suds in water before recent treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
William L. Sanders
Saturday Rummage Sale Downtown
A rummage sale sponsored by the Aiken Business and Professional Women's Club will be held Saturday September 18 at the northwest corner of Park Avenue and Chesterfield Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Avenue
Chesterfield Street
The
Aiken Business and Professional Women’s Club
Teacher training class for child evangelism in Graniteville area
Graniteville Friends and Child Evangelism of Aiken County announce training sessions for teachers. Dates include September 28 at Breezy Hill Baptist Church 7 30 p m September 29 at Kalmia Chapel 4 p m and September 25 at Baptist Tabernacle Church in Aiken. For information contact Miss Lydie Miller at 6480727.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County
Breezy Hill Baptist Church
Kalmia Chapel
Baptist Tabernacle Church
Aiken
Lydie Miller
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Miss Montcomer
Jackson
Minnie B. Shepherd
O.R. Cope
New Orleans
Edward Hagins
Denise Cope
Mr. Hagins
Bernard Stone
Dalton
Jimmy Jones
Loretta Lenderman
Chillsburg
Martha Young
Miss Lenderman
Claussen Concrete Co
Mell Cunningham
Cunningham
Frank Lusk
Capt. Cunningham
North Augusta
Norton Air Force Base
San Bernandino
Cal
Wright Patterson Base
Dayton
Ohio
L.V. Mayer
William L. Kinney
Bennettsville, S.C
L.A. Polson
Freedom
Polsons
R.A. Elliott
A.J. Grogan
Tammy
Stephanie
Fort Huachuca
Ariz
Fort Belvoir
Grogan
Ernest McDuffie
Carnesville
J.E. Martin
William H. Curtis
University Hospital
Dial
Laurens NW
ALSA
Sunshine
Garden Club
Helen Mary Fenninger
C.B. Ratchford
Isle of Palms
Allensten
Heather
Michelle
Sean
Granby, Conn
David Ratchford
Melissa
Clyde Ratchford JR
Banks
Mark
Beth
R.V. Jones
Waltham, Mass
George F. Young
Young
Ikebana International
CSRA
Merchants Room
Daniel Village
Iam
R.A. Gindin
Medical College of Georgia
Gindin
David R. Gregg
Edwin L. Happ
Fairway Drive
Midland Valley Estates
Graniteville Exchange
W. H. McClain
Ridge Spring
Linewellyn Edward Piper
Willow Lake
Miss Eubanks
Sgt. Lewis
West Aiken
Mrs. Allen Harman
Faye Patrick
Memorial
Woody Catoe
Southeastern Baptist Seminary
Wake Forest
Kay Letbetter
Ollie Letbetter
Edisto Ave
L.W. Carter
Seminole St
Oconee State Park
Ricky
Sheila Carter
Havelock
Burrell Boatwright
Langley
John
Chris Stevens
Greenwood
Joyce Carter
Ronnie Carter
Lexington
Gatlingurg
Tenn
Knoxville
Rudy Mosely
Jane Drake
Butchie
Sis
Atlanta
Charlotte
C.H. Drake
Cheri and
Deane Reese
Orangeburg
Ft. Benning
Fannie Herron
Church St
Aiken County Hospital
Shuler Woodward
Colleton Ave
Hugh Alexander
Westmont Dr
C.R. White
Ridgecrest Rd
J. Burgess
Redmond Heath
Rosalee Cushman
Graniteville Friends
Sara Rutland
Kniphier
Mitchell Shopping Center
Martha Kniphier
Sue Floyd
Nita Watts
Statins Shop
Fabric Discount Center
Orlon
Lowenstein
Dress Shop
Aiken, S.C
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