Aiken club names Girl of the Month from local schools
Cathy Wooley becomes the first Girl of the Month chosen by the Aiken Business and Professional Women's Club. Mrs Kirby pins Miss Wooley, who is Student Body president at Aiken High School. The club will name an outstanding student each month with a final $100 scholarship to one of nine finalists.
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Cathy Wooley
Aiken Business and Professional Women’s Club
Aiken Business and Professional Women
Oak Ridge native helps Aiken gain new administrator
The Nestor family arrives in Aiken as Robert Nestor begins duties as business administrator for the Savannah River Ecology Laboratory. The couple and their 18 month old son David moved to Longwood Drive in Aiken Estates and speak warmly of the friendly community.
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Aiken
Robert Nestor
David
Nestors
Bob
Savannah River Ecology Laboratory
Pam
Longwood Drive
Aiken Estates
Belvedere Jayceeettes National March of Dimes Work
The Belvedere Jayceeettes met at Joyce Lathrop’s home with President Frances Millwood as co host. March of Dimes leaders West Con stable and Joseph A Masciangelo spoke. Marian Dawkins and the Belvedere Jayceeettes were honored for their work. Rev Harry Thompson of Our Saviour Episcopal Church Martinez was the main speaker.
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Joyce Lathrop
Frances Millwood
West Constable
Joseph A. Masciangelo
Marian Dawkins
Belvedere Chapter
The
Jayceeettes
Harry Thompson
Our Saviour Episcopal Church
Martinez
Augusta College
Fort Gordon
Association of Nurses Meeting Tonight in Barnwell
All nurses in the Lower Savannah Area are invited to a buffet supper at Mc Brides Restaurant in Barnwell tonight. Miss Emily Collum RN will speak on Continuing Education for Certification.
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Savannah
McBrides Restaurant
Barnwell
Emily Collum
R.N
Kowarsches Announce Birth of Klaus Willfried Jr
Mr and Mrs K W Kowarsch of Aiken announce the birth of their son Klaus Willfried Jr at Aiken County Hospital on September 14.
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K.W. Kowarsch
Aiken
Klaus Willfried Jr
Aiken County Hospital
Mule Packing Grandmother Teaches Hubby in Trinity Alps
Ethel Pettis, 56, a veteran mule packer since 1932, trains her husband William Pettis in mule packing. The pair handle 40 to 50 mules during the mid June to mid October season and run a cattle ranch in Weaverville. Pettis notes shoeing animals remains essential but is now too hard on her back.
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Weaverville
Calif
Ethel Pettis
California
Trinity Alps
Pettis
Nate Steele
Steele
William Pettis
Camellia Mini Show Plans Announced for 1973
The second annual Camellia Mini-Show will be held Saturday November 3 1973 at the Farmers and Merchants Bank by the Aiken Camellia Club. Open to novice growers not yet winning a silver award the event is sponsored by the bank and entries are invited. Show chairman Lee Poe urged budding exhibitors to contact club members before September 24 for gibbing to develop blooms.
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Aiken Camellia Club
Farmers and Merchants Bank
E. Vaughn Geddes
Lee Poe
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