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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1982

Page

5

Regiments stage living history at Hammond Hill camp

The Second Regiment South Carolina Line set up a six by six foot linen tent camp at Hammond Hill Elementary for Colonial Life Week. Volunteers presented 18th century life with tactical demos, arm firing, and an Anglican service while students shared in crafts. The event supported by Hammond Hill PTA and North Augusta Historical Society, with the Camp Beltown Courier published for the project. The group plans a Dec 17 to 19 appearance at Marion Square in Charleston to mark Continental forces return and British evacuation anniversaries.

North Augusta Second Regiment South Carolina Line Hammond Hill Douglas Crutchfield Hammond Hill Pta Anna Puckette Marion Square Charleston

Heat and Hope Behind the Constitution's Creation

In 1787 Philadelphia heat framed a turning point as the Constitutional Convention opened with 55 delegates. Washington led as president while Madison emerged as key influence, and after weeks of deadlock a July compromise set the stage for the U S Constitution, shaping a new union.

Philadelphia America Old State House Continental Congress Washington Madison United States of America

E T Brings Back Memories

A columnist recalls a suburban mother reacting to ET and shares a humorous anecdote about a mysterious visitor arriving in a van with a pink serpent, prompting a lighthearted miscommunication about calling his mother.

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Erma Bombeck on mothers and Pranks of parenting

The author reflects on how choosing friends for children is beyond parents control and recalls humorous and touching scenes from a film. She notes parents’ wary judgments of peers, the absurdities of adolescence, and a poignant moment with ET's "Phone home" echoing a long distance reminder of family bonds.

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