Youngs Unite in Aiken at St Paul United Methodist Church
Nichole Annie Young and Harold Preston Boyd were married June 29 1996 at St Paul United Methodist Church in Aiken. Rev Michael Bruce officiated with Amy Elizabeth Young as maid of honor and E C O Shields as best man. The couple plans a Gatlinburg Pigeon Forge Tenn. trip and will reside in New Ellenton with both graduates from Silver Bluff High and employed locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichole Annie Young
Aiken
Harold Preston Boyd
New Ellenton
St. Paul United Methodist Church
Michael Bruce
Samuel Aaron Young
Robert Upchurch
Geneva Cooper
Melvin Young
Holly Boyd
Becky Boyd
Louise Kitchens
E.C. O’shields
Amy Elizabeth Young
Stacie D. Owens
Tonya M. Greene
Amanda M. Flowers
Deedra N. Palmer
E.C. O'Shields
Lyn Palmer
Thompson, Ga
Ron Boyd
Mark Rowe
Jamie Young
Quinn Ray Quinn Ray wed in Aiken ceremony
Deana M Ray of Columbia and Mitchell Nay Quinn of Columbia were married July 6 1996 at St Thaddeus Episcopal Church in Aiken The bride a Sumter native is a South Carolina alum and USC employee The groom a South Aiken High School graduate will earn a USC computer science degree and works for Summus Limited The couple will reside in Columbia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ding
Disney World
Fla
Columbia
South Aiken High School
University of South Carolina
Summus Limited
Shiley Brown Wedding in Graniteville
Nancy Leanne Brown of Auburn Alabama and Curtis Neal Shiley of Auburn Alabama married June 8 1996 at Breezy Hill Baptist Church Graniteville Rev Fred Mann officiated. Amy McMillian was maid of honor Patrick Conley best man Clayton Sherrod ringbearer Kayla Millwood flower girl Reception followed then trip to Hawaii They will live in Auburn Alabama. The bride a USC nursing graduate employed at East Alabama Medical Center The groom Auburn University student in mechanical engineering employed by Michelin North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graniteville
Nancy Leanne Brown
Auburn
Ala
Curtis Neal Shiley
Breezy Hill Baptist Church
Fred Mann
David M. Brown
North Augusta
John Bush
Ruth Bush
Forrest J. Brown
Roger Shiley
Brevard, N.C
Julian Shearouse
Kathleen, Ga
Joseph Beverly
George Shiley
Kayla Millwood
Aiken
Ower
Hawaii
Ala Thebride
Midand Valley High School
University of South
Harlem High School
Auburn University
Michelin
North America
Robert Mills and his enduring American monuments
Robert Mills 1781 1855 shaped US architecture as the first American born professional architect. His Charleston and Columbia works include the Robert Mills Historic House and Park at 1616 Blanding Street, opened to public access and saved as a memorial to Mills. His treasury and public building designs stressed acoustics and engineering, and he created memorials like the Washington Monument concept and the Baltimore Washington statue column, earning praise from Dickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior
Robert Mills
Mills
America
Columbia
Mill
Blanding Street
Historic Columbia Foundation
Charleston
South Carolina College
University of South Carolina-Columbia
House of Representatives
Andrew Jackson
Treasury
Fifteenth
US Treasury
Washington National Monument
Baltimore
George Washington
Washington
Causici
Charles Dickens
Baltimore Memorial
Our Nation
Capitol City
Washington Monument
South Carolina
Owens Celebrate 50th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Arley E Owen celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary on July 6 1996 with a dinner at the Willcox Inn. The dinner was hosted by their daughters and spouses Stephen Metcalf of Durham Keith Huskins of Winston Salem and Bert Childs of Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arley E. Owen
Willcox Inn
Stephen Metcalf
Durham
N.C
Keith Huskins
Winston-Salem
Bert Childs
Charlotte
South Carolina Watercolor Society Announces 30 Award Winners
The S C Watercolor Society named 30 award winning artists whose works will be shown at the Gibbes Museum of Art June 23 to Aug 25. Juried June 17 by Ernest J Velardi and Shellie Williams, 30 awards totaling 10000 were given. Al Beyer of Aiken won the $500 Klatt Award for Untitled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C. Watercolor Society
Gibbes Museum of Art
South Carolina Watercolor Society
Ernest J. Velardi
Shellie Williams
South Carolina State Museum
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Boyd- Young
Ryan Young
Brittany Upchurch
Augusta
Knights of Columbus
Gatlinburg
Pigeon Forge
Tenn
Silver Bluff High
Shoney's
Young's Service Center
Harold P. Boyd
Nicole Amie Young
Quinn- Ray
Stanford E. Ray
Sumter
Mary Ruth Enlow
George W. Enlow
Elizabeth E. Ray
Dennie E. Ray, Jr
James Edward Quinn
Dawn Howard
Lexington
Jeannie Day
Samantha Leigh Ray
Susan Sand
Caitlin Sand
Stephen A. Rahe
Paul Sand
Johnny Day
Yanbing Yu
Michael Nichols
Atlanta
Rye Patch
Mrs. Mitchell Quinn
Deana M. Ray
Shiley- Brown
Amy McMillian of
Patrick Conley
Auburn, Ala
Clayton Sherrod
Hephzibah, Ga
Carolina
East Alabama Medical Center
Curtis N. Shiley
Hite Floral
Park Ave
DR. Mack
Yvonne
Singer Machine
Liz_C
Summer Fabrics
Great Savings & Service
Richland Ave
ereezrTes
Daesigner
Owens
Owen
Ainia
Watercolor Society
al Beyer
Stephanie Bell
Richie Brown
Tori Bowers
Michael Kellems
Allison Carter
Lee Newberry
Rebecca Cooper
Clint Brown
Shannon Corley
Brian DuBose
Kimberly Cosner
Roy Scott Mills
Staci Culbertson
Stephen Mims
Holly Dinkins
Matt Rhuearman Doolittle
Ryan Moseley
Tamela Drennan
James Jett
Natasha Epps
Eric Green
Joy Faircloth
Russell Manley
Tori Giacobone
Steve George
Susan Gibbons
Rick Mussey
Kristie Grant
Jamie Parker
Denise Helms
Paul
Rachael Price
Charles Garcia Deana Ray
Mitchell Quinn
Rene Robbins
Charles Frick Joann Roe
Jesse Keatts, Sr
Eve Romano
Bruce Hughey Sara Anne Rutland
Kevin Ratliff
Jennifer Shane
Geoff Penland Buffie Sloan
Steven Gregg
Kimberly Smith
Shane Davis
Ola Mae Smith
Phillip Gene Pearler
Tonya Smith
Jeffrey Vetter
Traci Swindell
Michael Haggard
Michelle Taylor
James Hooper
St Elizabeth Thomason
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