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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1972
Page
5
Nancy Carolyn Butler of Columbia became the bride of James Hafner Cornwell of Greenwood at 7:00 p.m. in Forest Drive Baptist Church. The Rev. Floyd W. Cox officiated the double ring ceremony with Butler and Cornwell families listed among the participants.
Abc columnist letters complain about social costs of addiction and taxes while a Chester notice records the marriage of Ira F. Cornwell and James Varndore. The bride Catherine Butler, groom Glen Cornwell, and attendants are named, with ceremony at a local church and a reception in Fellowship Hall. The couple plans to live in Greenwood.
Miss Glinda Dale Fincher and Mr. Bertrand Lanier Duffie Jr married at Shiloh Baptist Church in a ceremony led by Rev. Daniel E. Johnston. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Edward Fincher of Aiken, wore white taffeta with lace and pearls and carried carnations with an orchid. The reception followed at the church and a honeymoon to Myrtle Beach. The couple will live at 76 Green Street in Vaucluse. The bride is a graduate of Aiken High School and employed by Munford Inc. The groom is a Frankfurt American High School graduate in Germany and employed by Stewart Builders.
Wagener Chapter No 38 O E S met Tuesday at the Wagener Masonic Temple with Mrs J McMillan and Mr AC Fallon presiding. Officers and attendees included Mrs Mattie Ruth Etheredge, Theodore Etheredge, Rosa Floyd, Cora Yon, Larkie Jeffcoat, Cassia Johnson, Legatha Heath, Nadine Walker, Ruby Fallon, Alma Gunter, Christa Poole, Wilma Starkie and district deputy grand patron W O Fulmer. Also a correction notes yesterday’s item misnamed owner-buyer Clarence Jolly in New York.
Col legiate Notes report Don Mauldin attended Clemson University orientation for a September start in forestry. He is the son of Marvin and Maud Mauldin of Aiken and graduates from Aiken High School. Linda Carol Hilborn and Charles Bruce Hilborn, children of Howard Hilborn, made Milligan College Tennessee Second Dean's List. William Terrell Dugas, Aiken High School 1971 graduate, returns to USC as a freshman orientation counselor. Terrell, a second semester sophomore, plans to major in English.
Mrs. Allen Harman notes Allen Harman at Aiken Hospital for two days of tests. Mrs. Henderson Chapman of Highway 215 also recovering at Aiken Hospital. Charles Gardener of West Mont Drive remains in recovery after surgery. Mrs. Rich Williams of Shady Lane is a patient at St Josephs Hospital.
Over a weekend in Hilton Head the Larson and Menken families relaxed together. A dinner in a local restaurant turned into a surprise anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weaver, who were visiting relatives in Pennsylvania earlier. China and silver gifts were given, and Carol Ann Weaver, freshly trained as a nurse, plans to join her mother soon. The piece also notes Nantahalla Village gatherings in North Carolina and a hospitalization in Atlanta for Michael Simons.
Johnston Journal reports Mrs. Avery Bland directs choirs at Johnston Baptist Church while Mr. Bland leads congregational singing during Music Week at Ridgecrest. Vacationing in Hampton Beach NH were Ollie La Marre, his daughter Lynn, and Che Bland. Kirk Christ and Bruce Harding and families attend Democratic events. John Strott and Bes Strother visit from Virginia and Washington DC respectively.
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