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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1985
Page
12
Multiple wedding notices: Kathy Renee Anderson and Roosevelt Robinson wed at Mt. Canaan Baptist in Trenton with a large bridal party and family. Susan Frances Lott and Marvin James Hoar Jr. married at First Baptist in Vaucluse with extensive attendant line. Dana Kathryn Bolen and Dirk William Byrd wed at First Baptist in Williston. narratives include parents names, attendants, and future plans, reflecting the local social scene.
Kathy Renee Angerson Robinson of Chester and Roosevelt Robinson of unknown origins wed after a reception at Terrace Plaza Inn Augusta. She holds a BA from North Carolina A&T and pursues an MS at USC. he, a Hampton Institute graduate, is a US Navy first class electronics technician aboard USS Providence. They plan residency in Melbourne Florida after a Beaufort Island honeymoon.
Elizabeth M. Johnston and John N. Bancroft were married June 18 at Hopeland Gardens officiated by Rev. Steve Taylor. After a reception at Rye Patch they traveled to Callaway Gardens in Georgia and plan to reside in Aiken.
Mathison Cannon and Lee Gore Cannon wed June 29 at Hopeland. The bride, daughter of James Allen Cannon of Greer and Graves Gore of Aiken, is a 1985 Aiken High School graduate. The groom, grandson of Harry H. McCarty of Aiken and Taft Mathison of Abbeville, Ala, earned an Auburn University electrical engineering degree. After a reception at Houndslake Country Club they travel to St. Augustine, Fla., and will reside in Aiken.
Larry Diane Jones and Mark Andrew Sightler from Graniteville wed at New Testament Baptist Church. Rev. Matt Kimak officiated with J. Iles Lightler Jr. of West Columbia as parents of the groom. Becky Wilder served as maid of honor. After a church reception, couple to travel to Atlanta and then reside in Graniteville. The bride, Clemson University math graduate, teaches in Midlands area. the groom, a Du Pont employee, holds a heavy equipment operations degree.
Joni Jeannette White married Christopher Buford Bell on June 29 at Elko Baptist Church. Officiant Rev Charlie Bowen. Father of the bride Marion Leon White of Williston attended. Parents of the groom are Alvin Buford Bell of Wagoner John Bell of Elko is brother and bridesmaids include Donna Guthrie Tim Bell Pamela Johnson. Ringbearer Bradley Owens. Reception in church hall. Bride a Wiliston-Elko graduate and works as secretary in Wagener law office and at Wagener Manufacturing.
The Aiken Recreation Department continues registration for a summer day camp for children aged 7 to 11 starting July 15. Camp runs Monday to Friday from 9 AM to 2 PM at H Odell Weeks and Smith Hazel centers. Fee is 25 dollars for in city residents and 30 dollars for out of city residents. Registration is limited. For more information call the Aiken Recreation Department listed under the city of.
A meditation on postcard authors who chronicle travel with glossy claims of perfect weather and grand experiences. The piece notes the irony of unseen authors whose vivid life scenes appear on postcards, then contrasts the quiet reality of their personal stories and memories.
Aiken community groups present two sets of plays led by Thurmond Whatley and Marsha Fulford with "Makin' Aiken" directed by Fulford and Whatley, plus six short monologues. The comedy explores dating and dining choices set from prehistoric days to present, featuring Craig Lester and Carla Snabinet.
Stillwater Oklahoma AP report cites Dr Wayne Matthews OSU extension family life specialist urging couples share the duty of keeping in touch with both families. Write letters make calls send gifts plan visits and holidays to build family acceptance and improve spouse communication about in laws.
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