Cuneo Dickson Nuptials Pair in Boston Ceremony
Miss Mary Jane Dickson and Mr. John Lowell Cuneo wed at King's Chapel Boston with Rev Victor Nuovo officiating. Attendants included Marcia Ruth Matter and Paul Phillips. After a Parker House reception they traveled to the Blue Ridge and will reside in Cambridge where the bride works at Harvard Law School Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Mary Jane Dickson
John Lowell Cuneo
King’s Chapel
Victor Nuovo
Middlebury College
Joseph Harold Dickson
Aiken
Vernon Edmund Cuneo
Hastings-on-Hudson
N_Y
Marcia Ruth Matter
Cincinnati
Ohio
Paul Pillips
Wollaston
Monahon Herndon Wedding Repeats Vows in Aiken
Miss Katherine Marie Herndon and Mr. Thomas Matthew Monahon repeated wedding vows on June 8 at St. Mary Help of Christians Church with Rt. Rev. Msgr. George Lewis Smith officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eugene Herndon, wore silk organza and bridal satin with lace accents, while escorts included maid of honor Miss Nancy Sue Herndon and bridesmaids Miss Billie M. Blackman and Miss Krista Lynn Herndon. The groom's father acted as best man, with groomsmen from Columbia, Aiken and Warrenville. Reception helpers included Mrs. C. Barbers Rhodes and several others. The couple resides at 249 Lancaster St. in Aiken. The bride is a St. Angela graduate, the groom from the University of South Carolina, now employed by E I du Pont de Nemours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Marie Herndon
Thomas Matthew Monahon
St. Mary Help of Christians Church
George Lewis Smith
Frank Eugene Herndon
Warrenville
Joseph J. Monahan Jr
Aiken
Frank Eugene Herndon Jr
Nancy Sue Herndon
Billie M. Blackman
New Ellenton
Krista Lynn Herndon
Lancaster St
St. Angela
Presbyterian College
University of South Carolina
E.I. duPont de Nemours
Fred W. Greene
George A Townes III
Barnwell
John L. Hoffman
Cecil Copeland
Rhonda Starnes
Cindy Westbury
Savahhah
Todd Hill Apartments
North Augusta
Winthrop College
Aiken County Schools
Wake Forest University
Graniteville Co
An drew Terri Holley Weds Donald Robert Gray in Aiken
Miss An drew Terri Holley married Donald Robert Gray on Saturday at First Baptist Church with Rev. Colie Scarborough officiating. The bride, daughter of the late Sammie Cooper Holley and Har ry Brunson Holley of Aiken, wore white silk organza with Chantilly lace and a cathedral veil. The groom’s parents are Mrs. Gladys Gray of Brenham Texas and the late Fred Robert Gray. The couple will reside at 2912 Catawba Street in Aiken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Terri Holley
Donald Robert Gray
First Baptist Church
Colie F. Scarborough
Sammie Cooper
Harry Brunson Holley
Aiken
Gladys Gray
Brenham
Tex
Fred Robert Gray
Joanie Breske
New Castle
Del
Garden wedding unites Miss Pamela Elliott and Mr. Robert Auten
Miss Pamela Anne Elliott and Mr. Robert Lynne Auten wed at the bride’s parents home in June. Officiants were College president Stanvarne Bell and Reverend Woodard of Erskine. The couple plans to reside in Charlotte after a Jamaica honeymoon. Both graduates of Erskine College, they work in Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Darwin Circle
Charlotte
Erskine College
Red Cross Laboratory
Erskine
J.M. Pease Engineering Co
Birth announced for Kelli Lin Bussell in Aiken
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Bussell of Aiken announce the birth of their daughter Kelli Lin born June 4 at St. Josephs Hospital. Mrs. Bussell is formerly Gail Sills, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Chambers of New Ellenton. Paternal grandmother is Mrs. Flora Mae Bussell of Graniteville. Kelli was welcomed home by sister Keri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Bussell
Aiken
Kelli Lin
St. Joseph's Hospital
La Leche League Meets in Aiken Tonight
La Leche League of Aiken holds a meeting at 8 p.m. at Alice Sheehan’s home 1330 Aldrich St Aiken with the topic The Art of Breast feeding and Overcoming Difficulties led by Mrs Tim Fendley. All interested women especially expectant and nursing mothers are invited. Babies welcome. For more information call Mrs Sheehan or Mrs Fendley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Leche League of
Aiken
Alice Sheehan
Aldrich St
Tim Fendiey
Sheehan
Fendley
Funky Room Planning Tips for Turn-of-the-Century Style
Adele Faulkner urges careful planning to create a funky apartment that blends old and new. emphasize selecting a purpose driven layout, use rich turn of the century colors, mix modern graphics with vintage pieces, and balance wallpaper fabrics with coordinated upholstery while avoiding pastel shades. Dynamic lighting and tasteful accessories complete the look on a moderate budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele Faulkner
Dear Abby letters on bachelor status and family pressure
A reader argues about legal definitions of bachelor and marital status. Abby replies that only damages matter in court and clarifies the difference between single, unmarried, divorced, and widowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Brooks
Clark Byrd Clark Byrd Caroleen N C Wedding
Miss Helen Catherine Byrd and Mr Elvin Glenn Clark were married May 31 at Caroleen Baptist Church in Caroleen North Carolina. The Rev Richard Spencer officiated. The bride wore Chantilly lace and tulle over satin with a crown formed veil. Matron of honor was Mrs Jerry R Logue, best man Mr Douglas Wooster, music by Flo Hamrick Mike Dill and Janie Harrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroleen, N.C
Helen Catherine Byrd
Elvin Glenn Clark
Caroleen Baptist Church
Caroleen
N.C
Richard Spencer
J. Frank Byrd
Forest City
Graniteville
Maxine Clark
Elizabethtown
Jerry R. Logue
Fayetteville
Douglas Wooster
Chapel Hill
Flo Hamrick
Mike Dill
Janie Harrill
Former Aikenite Honored Teacher of America 1975
Roger Dale Bagwell of Greenwood son of Mr and Mrs Edsel Bagwell of Aiken has been chosen as an Outstanding Elementary Teacher of America for 1975 from Lowndesville Elementary School A biography of each teacher will appear in the 1975 awards volume Teachers are selected by principals and judged for national honors by a dedicated board of administrators
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Dale Bagwell
Greenwood
Edsel Bagwell
Aiken
Lowndesville
Disaoe Board of
Parker Townes wed in Bamberg at Trinity Methodist
Miss Mary Lynn Parker wed Paul Bernard Townes on June 7 at Trinity Methodist Church Bamberg. Rev R Cannon officiated. The bride, given by her brother Tony Warren Parker, wore a beige dress with a colored jacket and carried a Colonial bouquet. Cecilia Copeland served as maid of honor. Michael Townes was best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bamberg
Mary Lynn Parker
Paul Bernard Townes
Trinity Methodist Church
R. Cannon
Jim Roy Parker
Mr Parker
George A Townes
Aiken
Mr. Townes
Tony Warren Parker
Cecilia K Copeland
Atlanta, Ga
Michael L. Townes
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Cuneo-Dickson
Lynn Thiesmeyer
Princeton
N.J
Donald L. Cuneo
Paris
France
Paul Phillips
David Gosda
Guilderland
N.Y
Parker House
Blue Ridge Mountains
North Carolina
Cambridge
Harvard Law School Library
Brr
Pennsylvania State University
Eastern Middlesex Opportunities Council
Malden
Mrs. Cuneo
Monahon- Herndon
James Corley Jr
Columbia
Ray Gardner
Max Herndon
David Herndon
Mrs. Monahon
Gray- Holley
Robert Cooper
Shelby Bolen
Doyle Bolen
Orangeburg
Freddie Griffin
Elloree
Robert Wilson
Rock Hill
Ernie Berrie
Clint Tatum
Kyle Tatum
Stephen Breske
James Fraser
Anderson
Claude Anderson
Phil Hydrick
Woodrow Wilson
Martha Casella
Mary LaRoche
Dewitt Tatum
William Berrie
Tom Campbell
Robert Browne
Greg Robinett
Walt Gibbons
Charles Barton
Susan Brender
Catawba St
Aiken High
Palmer College
E.I. duPont de Nemours & Co
Savannah River
John Reagan High
University of Houston
McKesson
Houston
Mrs. Gray
Andre
Terri Holley
Auten-Elliott
Pamela Anne Elliott
Robert Lynne Auten
Stanvarne Bell
Woodard
At Erskine
John F. Elliott
Robert B. Auten
Charles Armour Jr
Betsy Peilicrew
Wilmington
Patti Page
Glenda von
Katie Allen
Sumter
James Auten
Scott Elliott
Jay Elliott
Nee
Paul
Darlington
Craig Sherman
New York
Wayne Gravitte
Christa Barnard
Kathy Wyman
la Leche
Dear Abby
Inverness
Scotland
J.C
L.A
Calif
Abigail van Buren
Lasky Dr
Beverly Hills
Aiken County
Clark- Byrd
Mrs. Clark
Groom
The
University of North Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Townes-Parker
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