Women 4 Se wit es Friday September 26 1969
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1969
Page
3
Aiken Community Playhouse Announces 1969 70 Membership Drive
Mrs. Molly Gray chairs the membership committee at Aiken Community Playhouse announcing the annual drive for the 1969 70 season Tickets are on sale for memberships and season tickets Renewals for 1968 69 are being completed Contact points include Aiken Drug Co Laurens Street Woodruff Drugs Mitchell Shopping Center Manning Owens Laurens Street and Kalmia Plaza
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Gray
O É En Community Playhouse
House
Aiken
Aiken Drug Co
Laurens Street
Woodruff Drugs
Mitchell Shopping Center
Manning Owens
Kalmia Plaza
County Tricentennial School Committee Plans Big Events
The Aiken County Tricentennial School Participation Committee meets at Mrs. Braddy's home and outlines plans for the Drums Along the Savannah production at Aiken Junior High February 13 and 14, plus a homes tour, gala, polo game, and a Sunday songfest. Gov and Mrs McNair may attend. A beautification effort includes Tricentennial Tree plantings with local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County
Edgar N. Braddy
M. DuBose MacDowell
H. W. Thurlow
Braddy
Carl P. Elliott
Lonnie Garvin
W. O
Dear Abby problem page tips on manners and marriage
A collage of reader questions and Abby responses covers etiquette for handling digs about presidency in a lodge, bridal virginity myths, a wife defending her marriage, and gambling provocations. Advice emphasizes tact, consequences, and boundaries in relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Morris
Legal Secretaries Hear Traffic Safety Plan
The Aiken Legal Secretaries Association hosted Cpl. Frank Whitecotton of the Aiken Police Department at its meeting to discuss traffic safety. He cited yearly accident comparisons and urged courtesy as a key measure. Whitecotton, now traffic control supervisor, oversees school patrols and safety education. Plans for a legal secretaries seminar on October 11 at the Owens-Corning Club House were finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Legal Secretaries
Aiken Legal Secretaries Association
Cpl
Frank Whitecotton
Aiken Police Department
Cpl. Whitecotton
The
Owens-Corning Club House
Cereng
Glenn Bursney
Aiken
Bi. O. Scott
J. J. Slovic
Kalmia Hill Road
Salley Sidelights By Ruth Earle Jones
Richard Johnson returned home to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Louis Bailey before resuming duty in California after a four day car trip. Mrs Nannie Cooper is much improved at Columbia Hospital. Maxie Adams is doing well at Baptist Hospital after surgery. Randy Brown son of Clifford and Gaynelle Brown is at Baptist Hospital for tests. Pennell Clamp entered St Josephs Hospital in August for surgery on Sept 21. The Gene Smith family from Columbia spent time with Gaynelles parents in Columbia. The Smiths joined the Methodist church and Gaynelle teaches a class in Sunday School. Rhett starts kindergarten this year. Williamson family’s Linda Killilea and Bob Williamson live in Mobile and expect a vacation home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Earle Jones
Thailand
Richard Johnson
Louis Bailey
California
Columbia Hospital
Nannie Cooper
Maxie Adams
Baptist Hospital
Randy
Clifford Brown
Pennell Clamp
St. Joseph's Hospital
Augusta
Gene Smith
Gaynelle Williamson
Rhett and
Patrick
Columbia
Gaynelle
Bill Williamson
Smiths
Methodist Church
Rhett
Garden clubs plan scholarships and civic projects in Aiken event
Aiken Garden Club Council members voted to donate 100 from annual plant sale profits to the Hessie T. Morrow Horticulture Scholarship Fund of Garden Clubs of South Carolina. They approved a cash prize for an essay on a South Carolina horticulturist for a Tricentennial celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Garden Club Council
Hessie T. Morrow Horticulture
Garden Clubs of
South Carolina
M. D. MacDowell
Douglas Hall
Civic Leaders of America
Suburban Garden Club
Kennedy Junior High School
Wildwood Garden Club
Clemson
Aiken At & A
Emmett Kauffman
Dutch Treat
Ikebana International
Lucille Davis
Imperial Court of China
Capstone House
University of South Carolina
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Youse
Welle
Committee For
County Tricentennial
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Mrs
Altho
Square Shooter
Nelcame
Avi
Aiken Drug
Legal Secretaries
Jane P. Flanders
Kenneth L. Flanders
Jane Pennington
Charles Shelby Lowery
Fred L. Lowery
Pi Phi Sorority
Lowery
USC
First Presbyterian Church
Jim McKinney
Richland Ave
W. Aileen
Capitol
Herculon
Byrup
Thomas Pride
Kirby Carpet
Richland Ave. W
Dial
Garden Club News
W. C. Moseley
Smith
Homer P. Anderson
Leroy Hargrove
J. Bryan Standbridge Jr
Burburban Garden Club
William B. Sibley
York Street
Marie Hankinson
Gerald Copley
PTA
New Ellenton
Wildwood Garden
Civic Club of
Civic Center
Red Cross
Vietnam
W. T. Smith
A. J. Hanna
G.R. Inabinet
Wildwood
Henderson Johnson
Mrs. A. S. Ferrara
Cereus
Co. B. Goodlet
Paul Parks
H. A. Botkins
Ed Gardner
W. A. Pilesch
Cereus Gardners
Julie An
Julie
Jaycee County
Timmerman Motor Company
American Motors
Hornet
AMX
Motor Company
Richland Ave. E
Accutron
Accutrom Calendar
Aptes
Ulova
Bulova
Bradberry
Alken
Mitchell Bhc
Ile
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