Miss Liza Kirk and Rob Cleanenger Wed in Aiken
The community previews a July 14 wedding at First Presbyterian Church for Liza Kirk and Rob Cleanenger with multiple pre nuptial events. Nearby notes celebrate births, reunions, and family gatherings across Aiken and North Augusta, including a July 5 birth and various visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lin Smithwick
Liza Kirk
Robert Cleanenger
Aiken
First Presbyterian Church
Rob
Liza
H. E. Halbrooks
North Augusta
Pinnacle Club
Goff Giboney
Barnard Avenue
E.O. Kiger
Karen Kiger
Garden Tea Room
C.M. Baldwin
Walter H. Smith
Graniteville teacher Ella Ergle recalls 47 years in South Carolina
Miss Ella Ergle turns 94 on July 14 and reflects on a life rooted in Graniteville. She taught 47 years across South Carolina, began in Graniteville Academy's first graduating class of 1897, and later schooled in Langley before returning home to care for siblings. She rode trolley to school, walked miles, and later housed boarders after retiring as the bomb plant arrived. She now lives with sister Mrs A E Dean on Eagle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Ergle
South Carolina
Ergle
Graniteville
Florida
Miss Ergle
William Gregg
Anna Hard
Graniteville Academy
Gregg
South
Winthrop
Flat Rock Falls
Langley
A.E. Dean
Eagle Street
Turner Anderson wed in Graniteville Baptist ceremony
Mrs Terry Lynn Turner and Mr Michael Phillip Anderson married at Little Horse Creek Baptist Church with Rev Clifton Duncan presiding. Father gave bride. couple from Aiken. Bridal party included Marilyn Knowles as maid of honor and Steve Anderson as best man. Reception held at Dibble Road home with local family hosts and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graniteville
Terry Lynn Turner
Michael Phillip Anderson
Little Horse Creek Baptist Church
Clifton Duncan
Edward Turner
Aiken
Wilbur Anderson
Marilyn Knowles
Gloverville
Johnny Rankin
Kathy Givens
Robin Watford
Debbie Golden
Couchton
Steve Anderson
Eddie Turner
Tracey Turner
J. A. Turner
Roland Turner
Dibble Road
James Williams Jr
Leroy Anderson
Phyllis Widener
Charles Turner
William Dyches
Ada Marie Moss
Miss Gail Weeks Entertained Before Her Wedding
Miss Gail Weeks bride elect of Randy Weeks received multiple pre wedding showers. Events included a surprise by three aunts, kitchen shower by Anne Greene of Warrenville, and a miscellaneous shower at Pet Dairy. White Pond Community House hosted a shower by Mrs. T W Weeks and Mrs. Earl Burns, with Marion Street Baptist Women’s Missionary Union hosting another event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Weeks
Randy Weeks
Marion Street Baptist Church
Weeks
James R. Weeks
Mr. Weeks
Gene R. Weeks
Sumter Lewis
Vernon Rhoden
Jack Leaphart
Anne Greene
Warrenville
Pet Dairy
Jean Morgan
T.S. Morgan
White Pond Community House
T W. Weeks
Earl Burns
Women's Missionary Union
Miss Weeks
Marion Street Baptist
Gardening In Aiken With Ferns and Pests Abound
The column notes ongoing rains in Aiken and a new pest, the Striated Horned Beetle, defoliating Fairy Rose and Mabelle Stearns. It discusses ferns, impatiens, begonias, and herbs as garden options, with pest control tips and observations on local plant resilience. The author asks how a plant can be both patience and impatiens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Beasley
Clemson University Agricultural Extension Service
Fairy Rose
Mabelle Stearns
Levin
New York Times
South Carolina
Barnes Birth Announcement for Aiken Couple
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M Barnes of Aiken announce the birth of a son Byron Andrew born July 6 at University Hospital in Augusta. Mrs. Barnes is the former Peggy Leinart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald M Barnes
Aiken
Byron Andrew
University Hospital
Augusta
Barnes
Peggy Leinart
Wagener 25th Anniversary for Mr and Mrs James Cofer
Linda Williams and Jimmy Cofer hosted the 25th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. James M. Cofer of Wagener on July 6 at the Grange Hall New Holland. Attendees included family and 115 friends with a blue and white cake featuring a wedding photo. the couple wore sky blue attire and danced the Anniversary Waltz. The notice also welcomes Rev. and Mrs. David Haynie and family to Wagener as the Wagener First Baptist pastor begins duties July 15 with services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda C. Williams
Jimmy Cofer
James M. Cofer
Wagener
Grange Hall
New Holland
Cofer
Linda
Jimmy
James
Grace Cofer
Wagoner
Alma
Ethel Shumpert
Cayce
Annie Jackson
Mildred Baker
Alma Cofer
David Haynie
David
Erika
Haynie
Wagener First Baptist Church
Dear Abby readers weigh vacations with sick relatives
A letter from Alliance Ohio recalls a reader choosing to vacation while a parent with a terminal illness lingers. Abby replies the decision rests with the individual, sharing a Midwest reader's tale of arranging care and finally finding solace in taking a trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Mama
Alliance
Ohio
Mother
Treasurer Calls For Equal Rights At Nixon Era Appeal
Mrs. Ro mana Acosta Banuelos, treasurer of the United States, urged President Nixon to lead a concerted attack on sex discrimination by appointing more women to federal positions. She spoke to about 3 000 members at the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs convention in Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Romana Acosta Banuelos
United States
Nixon
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Miami
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