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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1984
Page
8
Christian Yvonne Aiken and Tim othy Brian Franklin wed at Immanuel Baptist Church North Augusta. Officiant Rev Clinton Henderson led a ceremony with family members from Belvedere Aiken and North Augusta. A reception followed at the church fellowship hall.
Christian Yvonne Aiken and her spouse left for a wedding trip to Charleston. They will reside in North Augusta. The bride, a graduate of Aiken Technical College, works at Hutson-Etherredge-Brown-Ashhurst Insurance Agency. The groom, also a graduate of Aiken Technical College, is employed at the Ledges Apartments.
Catherine Arlene Allen and Barry Barwick wed at Mt Beulah Baptist Church Windsor with Rev Earl Satcher officiating. Bride daughter of William and Mary Allen of Montmorenci. groom son of Betty Barwick of Windsor. Attendants included Donna Augustine Kim Robinson Kathy Sizemore Earl Barwick and Donald Youngblood. Reception at church recreation room followed by departure for a North Carolina trip. They plan to reside in Windsor.
Andrea Hettie Walker and Pruitt DeWitt Rollins of Aiken were married in Rye Patch with Rev. Mickey Heyward officiating. The bride, daughter of John Dee Walker and the late Maggie Walker, wed son of Fredrick Eugene Rollins and Marquette Jane Rollins. The couple left for a Hilton Head Island honeymoon and will reside in Aiken.
The Aiken Recreation Department will sponsor six week Kidsercise classes at the H O Weeks Activities Center starting tomorrow with sessions every Tuesday. Ages 3 4 attend 4 30 pm and ages 5 6 at 5 30 pm. Cost 12 dollars inside city limits and 17 outside. For information call 648 0151. John Noel Roberts will give a piano recital tomorrow at 8 30 pm in the Appleby Branch garden. Roberts of Furman University directs the Furman Piano Camp and was a Van Cliburn finalist three years ago. The Aiken County Public Library will host a weekly film program.
Catherine M Ashton and Sgt Barry W Collert married June 9 in Bromswell with Rev Greg Teh officiating. Bride given by David Jobber, bride’s parents Leiston England, groom’s parents Aiken. Attendants Amy Crowe Jennifer Miller, best man Robert Leitch, roomsmen David Bellinger Ralph Douglas William Hunt Don Takahara, page boys Stuart and Richard Jobber. Reception Bromswell Village Hall, trip to Wales, will live in Snape. Bride graduate All Hallows Norfolk. groom Air Force, stationed RAF Woodbridge.
Alexander Rostov and Mary Vaughan Alexander wed in Richmond Virginia on Sunday July 1 with Rabbi Myron Berman officiating The bride is daughter of Helen A Vaughan and the late Willoughby Lane Vaughan of Aiken The groom is son of Dr Samuel J Rostov and Mrs Rostov of Baltimore The ceremony featured maids of honor Karen A Rostov and Tammy S Rostov and best man Henry Lavender They honeymooned in Maryland and Harper's Ferry and will reside in Richmond The bride grades include USC Aiken associate degree and bakery manager The groom is City College and Mercyhurst College graduate and owner president of Carytown Coffee and Tea
Joy Denice Grizzard and Barney Richard Clark Jr. married Friday in Warrenville. The bride, granddaughter of Calvin Brunson, was given in marriage by her grandfather with Rev. Terry White officiating. The groom’s father served as best man. After the ceremony the couple left for a trip to Helen, Georgia and will reside in Warrenville. The bride is a 1984 Midland Valley graduate and the groom a 1982 graduate.
The Aiken County Public Library plans a weekly summer story hour for preschoolers and grades 1-3 every Wednesday at 10 am. Garden Theatre Festival 1984 runs Thursdays at 7 pm July 12 at Hopeland Gardens featuring two one act plays The Little Heir and All Right on the Night with a Shakespeare scene during intermission directed by Thurmond Whatley. Admission is free and lawn seating is recommended for older students.
The Aiken Community Hospital and the American Lung Association co sponsor a Freedom from Smoking Clinic to start Thursday at 7 p.m. in the hospital first floor classroom. The course costs 25 dollars as a tax deductible donation to the American Lung Association. Mere Dith Coward coordinates the class. To register call extension 110 at the hospital.
Phyllis Barnard and Kim Keats, two of the Six Regionalists, display sculptural clay works and figurative pieces at the Gertrude Herbert Memorial Institute of Art in Augusta through July 31. The Rose Hill Art Center instructors’ works include handbuilt and thrown clay, and dyed reed baskets. Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Friday at 506 Telfair Street. information line (404) 722-5495.
A quirky roundup notes Los Angeles hosting 4.5 million visitors and 2.6 million suitcases with luggage routed to Dallas and Tokyo. Hotels total 2,500 with $140 to $245 rates. interpreters on hot lines. 90 languages spoken. daily car and pedestrian counts. and odd details about elevators and amenities.
The Aiken Community Playhouse Youth Wing sponsors a two week drama workshop for children ages 5 to 13 at First Presbyterian Church on July 16 20 and July 23 27. Genie Baker Martin coordinates with Angie Branham and Andy Mcallister instructing. Classes run 9 9 55 am for 5 6 year olds 10 1 55 am for 7 9 year olds and 11 am to noon for 10 13 year olds. Two sections per class with up to 10 children each. Fee is 20. Sign ups tomorrow 10 am to noon at the Playhouse. Contact Suzette Cagel or Clara Yaufty for more details.
Stephanie Tabor, a seventh grader at South Airien Baptist Christian School, earned an honorable mention in the national Create-A-Card Contest run by the Pets Are Wonderful Council and Learning magazine. The September issue announced winners across kindergarten through ninth grade with one first prize and four honorable mentions per grade. Stephanie receives a $25 cash prize.
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