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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1973
Page
4
Betty Carver and her husband Fred serve as a Salvation Army couple at the Citadel on Gayle Drive. She cohorts on monthly luncheons for about 24 board members, planning menus with barbecue, desserts, and crowd friendly dishes like moist meatloaf.
Maryit Lanvin wife of Bernard Lanvin head of the Lanvin house, explains her philosophy of fragrance. She scents her bath, boudoir, clothes, and car with eau de toilette, sprays linens, and uses perfume nightly, stating luxury depends on spending choices. Her preferred scent is Via Lanvin, Lanvin’s first new perfume since 1925.
Miss Brenda Carol Smith and Mr Robert Edward Nichols II were married Saturday July 21 at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church Charleston The Rev John Taylor officiated with Nichols father as best man The couple will reside at 1385 Ashley River Road Charleston.
Miss Mae Rearden returns from Willingboro New Jersey while Mrs Helen Satcher Seeburn settles with sister Miss Christine Satcher in Graniteville. Mrs Ruth Barton and Miss Hazel DeVore visit Pasadena Texas. Kathleen Reasoner of Manhasset New York visits sister Myrtle Weeks in Salley. Mr and Mrs W A Perdue of Greensboro visit Miss Ella Ergle. Martha Mills visits Loganville Georgia with Marvin Dunn. Sick list includes Skin Carpenter Albert Barns Jimmy Napier and Juanita Green. Calvary Baptist Church hosts Vacation Bible School.
Elizabeth Ann Warner, daughter of Charles O. and Elizabeth Warner, will marry Matthew T. Norris of Columbia. Both are Western Carolina University graduates. Warner teaches at Wagener Elementary, Norris attends USC graduate school and works for Palmetto Bakeries. The wedding is set for November 23 at First Presbyterian Church.
An organizational meeting for the Lion Ladies Auxiliary Club was hosted by Mrs. J. Raffield. Guests included Mrs Charles Bradshaw and Mrs L B Fenner from the Greater Columbia Auxiliary. The Columbia club, three years old, supports Lions Club projects and strengthens husband wife fellowship, with five auxiliaries in South Carolina. The next gathering is August 26 at Mrs. Van Griffin’s home, 919 Wildwood Road, at 3 p.m.
Johnston Jaycees Charities hosts an all ages horse show at Johnston-Watson Park Aug 4 at 4 pm featuring 29 classes from children's ponies to walking championship. Master of ceremonies is A D Deas with music by Dale Stone Jr. and ring master J M Green III. Jaycee chairmen are Denny Clark John Edwards Jr Bill Smith and Joe Alvin Derrick.
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