Building A Home Day By Day
William Keller and his wife Pat plan to move into a custom ranch style home in five to seven years. He funds it weekly from Graniteville through self-build labor on a five acre lot, aiming for a three bedroom two bath design with a basement and attic. The project, started after moving from Mead Hall students, reflects careful budgeting and family involvement.
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William Kellers
William
Graniteville Company
Beaufort
Marine Corps
Pat
Aiken
Douglas
John
Kellers
Mead Hall
Keller’s Hill
Walton
Ginny Southworth
Aiken Opens New Gymnastics Center for Youths
Mark and Joanna Hanna launched the Aiken Gymnastics Center on Banks Mill Road offering classes six days a week. Preschoolers from age three can join, with a teen group meeting Saturdays. An adult tumbling class is planned. Photographer Ginny Southworth documented the session.
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Aiken
Mark
Joanna Hanna
Banks Mill Road
Ginny Southworth
Working Wife Notes Problems
A brief vignette describes hidden communications between a working wife and her housekeeper. Notes left on the refrigerator door reveal private tensions and everyday domestic issues as they exchange terse messages about incidents like a cat mess. The dialogue hints at a broader social dynamic of isolation and unspoken expectations.
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New York Times
Wilma
Mrs Rutledge and Wilma Humor About a Messy Cat
Erma Bombeck sketches a comical chat between Mrs Rutledge and Wilma about a cat mess and a broken sweeper. The exchange covers cleaning mishaps, misplaced blame, and a firing threat as the two navigate a domestic dilemma with sharp wit.
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Wilma
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