Zipperly and McElroy Wed In Aiken Ceremony
Deborah Virginia McElroy and Arthur Thomas Zipperly united in an evening service at St John United Methodist Church. Rev. Robert E. James officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs John L Aughtman and the late Jim Lee McElroy, was given by her brother Robert Stephen McElroy. They plan a Gatlinburg Tenn. honeymoon following a Ramada Inn reception in Aiken.
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St. John’s United Methodist Church
Deborah Virginia McElroy
Arthur Thomas Zipperly
John L. Aughtman
Aiken
Jim Lee McElroy
Robert Steven McElroy
Donna McElroy Davies
Susan Stump
Murfreesboro
Liz Zipperly
Altamonte Springs
Fla
Sherri Ratley
Florence
Cathy Watson
Virginia Beach
Rick Zipperly
Robert
Gatlinburg
Tenn
Ramada Inn
Zipperly
Aiken High School
University of South Carolina
Xerox Corporation
Charlotte
N.C
USC
Dear Abby readers survey reveals what men notice first
Survey results detail what men notice about women from hair and teeth to clothes and complexion. Men from Canada and eastern states note varied priorities while many mention jewelry shoes and perfumed scents. Several mentions of plastic surgeons and a follow up on what women notice first in men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Massachusetts
New York
New Jersey
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
New Orleans
Sarasota
Fla
Virginia
Denver
Sioux City
Iowa
Canada
Aiken Association to Hear State Director Edwards
The executive director of the South Carolina Association for Retarded Citizens, Jim Edwards, will address the Aiken County chapter on boosting membership. He is slated to speak at the February meeting 8 p.m. tomorrow at Kalmia Hill School, warning that surplus state funds are needed to support the Department of Mental Retardation budget or program growth will dim. Members and interested persons are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Association For Retarded Citizens
Jim Edwards
Edwards
Aiken
Colette Avril to Speak on French and American Cultures
Colette Avril associate professor of French at Augusta College will address Alliance Francaise d Aiken at 8 p m Tuesday at St Angela Academy. Robert Lewis chairs the program. Hosts are Mr and Mrs Mike Hartley and Mrs P H Permar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colette Avril
Alliance Francaise d’ Aiken
St. Angela Academy
Robert Lewis
Mike Hartley
P. H. Permar
Nunn Mizell Wedding in Windsor on Feb 14
Linda Grace Mizell and Roger Byron Nunn exchanged vows at First Baptist Church Windsor with Rev. Gladden officiating. The couple, after a honeymoon in Aspen, Colo., will reside in Aiken. Mizell is daughter of Lewis and the late Frank Mizell. Nunn is son of Mr. and Mrs. James Nunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Linda Grace Mizell
Roger Byron Nunn
First Baptist Church of Windsor
Herbert J. Gladden
William E. Archer
Frank M. Mizell Jr
Lewis Sewage
Frank M. Mizell
James Nunn
Patsy Mizell
Linda Adkinson
Melvin Pennington
Vicky Pennington
Mike Nunn
Jeryl Johnson
John Edward Byars
Smith Nunn
Aspen
Colo
Heathwood
Dr. Aiken
Nine Erskine students to be honored by AAUW
Pam Caverly of North Augusta a mathematics major at Erskine College in Due West is among nine college students honored by the Due West Branch of the American Association of University Women in a Tuesday evening program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam Caverly
North Augusta
Erskine College
Due West
American Association of University Women
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Aiken County
Robert E. James
Mrs. Zipperly
Mrs. Nunn
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American Hospital Supply
Amnar-Stone Laboratories
de Lane Ave
Charlotte, N.C
Choral Society
Aiken Choral Society
Reba Weisner
First Baptist Church
Antoine Cordahi
Harriet Hussey
Cynthia Thompson
Aiken Recreation Department
H.O. Weeks Activities
Virginia Acres Park
Aiken Retarded Association
Aiken Standard
Rutland Dr
Carlisle
Kalmia Plaza
Kalmia Mall
Belk
Daffodil
Laurens St. S.W
Beauty Flair Beauty Salon
Rich Plaza
Whiskey Rd
Sandy
Jane
Merle
Merle Bonner
Mizell
Mr. Nunn
Southern Bell Co
Tee
Pricinet U
Augusta Hwy
Kmart
Queso
OLT
Jersey
Melba
Sheers
Ninon & Batiste
Wonder World
N. Augusta Plaza
N. Augusta
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