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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 2005
Page
26
New year advice urges small firms to set clear vacation policies and time off rules, organize finances, and simplify operations. HR experts say outlining coverage plans prevents disruptions when staff take leave and helps avoid surprises later in the year.
William Raymond Vaughn of Aiken and Martha Louella Holley of Aiken married November 27 2004 at Millbrook Baptist Church. Officiant Rev Dr Eddie Leppard. Attendants included granddaughters Shan non DeHart and Nicole Harvey as maids of honor and Betty Meshey as matron of honor. The couple plans residence in Aiken after a Florida wedding trip.
Abby DeMaris Thompson and Craig Caldwell Hawley Caldwell of Bristol Tenn were married July 17 2004 at Furman University Daniel Chapel. The bride is daughter of Jack and Geneva Thompson and a Furman and UT graduate. The groom is son of Christine and Craig Caldwell Jr and a Furman UT PhD candidate. Reception at Green Valley Country Club Greenville. They will reside in Princeton New Jersey.
Melissa Wanklyn and Eric Hofstetter of Aiken wed on December 18 2004 at South Aiken Presbyterian Church. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. Dr. John Frye with family members and friends in attendance. The couple will reside in Aiken after a Disney World honeymoon.
Denise Brantley and Donald Brantley renewed their vows on December 23, 2004 at the Aiken County Courthouse with Rev. Brown officiating. Congratulatory wishes came from Wolfman, daughter Angela, and grandchildren Patrick and B J Morris.
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