Latif Maddux Wedding Celebrated at St Mary Help Church
Deborah Maddux and David Latif wed yesterday at St Mary Help of Christians. Officiants were Fathers Carter and Haggerty. Bride's parents are E Paul Maddux and Betty Morrison. Groom's parents Ata Latif and family. Bridesmaids include Lisa Maddux, Laura Maddux, Erin Ryan, Rhonda Capomacchia. Reception at Willcox Hotel. Couple to reside in Augusta. Bride a 1984 South Aiken High graduate and cosmetologist. Groom holds BA from UGA and MBA from Augusta College, works for Metropolitan Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Maddux
David Latif
St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church
James Carter
Edward C. Haggerty
E. Paul Maddux
Aiken
Betty D. Morrison
Palm Bay
Fla
G. Maddux
Nashville, Tenn
Elizabeth Maddux
Louise Pittman
Hopewell
Ata Latif
Augusta
Patricia Alison Gingrey
Lisa G. Maddux
Laura S. Maddux
Erin E. Ryan
Rhonda Capomacchia
Athens
Joseph A. Latif
Rhodia Latif
Sean P. Ryan
Tony A. Capomacchia
Paul Timothy
Maddux
Willcox
South Aiken High
Augusta Beauty College
Merle Norman
Williams Austin Williams wedding at Ebenezer AME Church
Barbara Williams and Aaron Austin wed at Ebenezer AME Church with Rev. Leonard Simmons officiating assisted by Rev. Willie Spann. The bride daughter of Minnie Jordan and granddaughter of Ollie M Oakman. Reception at Holiday Inn then trip to Jamaica. They will reside in Columbia after return. Barbara holds a BS in electrical engineering from Clemson. member of Delta Sigma Theta. Aaron has a BA in history from South Carolina State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Williams
Aaron Austin
Ebenezer Ame
Leonard Simmons
Willie Spann
Johnny Jordan
Minnie Jordan
Aiken
Ollie M. Oakman
Victor Austin
Greenville
Sims Goodlett
Jimmie McCraken
Davena Mickle
Sheila Thornton
Atlanta
Diane Spann
Angie Ford
Murrels Inlet
Debbie Capers
Charleston
Sylvester Jones
Pamplico
Frank Sitton
Ray Sitton
Sloan Sitton
Andre Harrison
Keith Austin
Tiffany Spann
Holiday Inn
Jamaica
Columbia
Clemson University
Delta Sigma ‘Theta Sorority
Eastman Kodak
South Carolina State College
Orangeburg
DuRant Fanning wedding in Williston at First Baptist
Cheryl Bell Fanning and Jimmy W. DuRant exchanged vows yesterday at First Baptist Church Williston. Rev. Ted S. Still officiated. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Bell of Williston. groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Roe of Aiken. Debbie Hall served as maid of honor with Becky Neal and Rhonda DuRant as bridesmaids. Allen DuRant and Tommy Brock were groomsmen. Blair Fanning was ringbearer Lauren Ashley flower girl. Reception at Williston Country Club followed by trip to Isle of Palms. The bride attended Jefferson Davis Academy and Midlands Technical College. employed at Savannah River Plant. Groom a graduate of Aiken High School, U.S. Coast Guard veteran, Marine Law Enforcement School graduate. employed by Wackenhut Services Inc.
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Williston
Cheryl Bell Fanning
Jimmy W. DuRant
First Baptist Church
Wiliston
Ted S
Harold L. Bell
Paul E. Roe
Aiken
Debbie Hall
Becky Neal
Rhonda DuRant
Allen DuRant
Tommy Brock
New Ellenton
Blair Fanning
Lauren Ashley
Willston Country Club
Isle of Palms
Jeff
Son Davis Academy
Midlands Technical College
Savannah River
Aiken High School
U.S. Coast Guard
Maritime
Wackenhut Services Inc
Canty Hatcher Roben Mishelle Hatcher Curtis Canty Wed
Canty Roben Mishelle Hatcher and Curtis Ray Canty married February 14 at the bride’s parents home with Rev. John L. Arthur Jr. officiating. The bride is the granddaughter of Grady Hatcher and Harold Brown. The groom’s grandparents are Lonzo Carte. A reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roben Mishelle Hatcher
Curtis Ray Canty
John L. Arthur Jr
James Hatcher
Aiken
Nellie Holley
Augusta
Lonzo Carte
Rock Hill
Wedding and engagement notices deadline details at Aiken Standard
Wedding and engagement forms and announcement deadline information are available at the Aiken Standard office. Both engagement and bridal portraits are accepted if the pictures are suitable for reproduction.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
Mitchells Tie Tied In Aiken Area Wedding At New Ellenton
James Mitchell and Tabitha Maude Mitchell wed yesterday at St. Paul United Methodist Church of New Ellenton. Officiant Rev. Henry Thomson presided as the bride, a daughter of Laura Mitchell and the late Oliver Mitchell Jr., joined William Da vid James of Aiken. The ceremony featured matron of honor Selah Jamesster and bridesmaids Virginia Nelson and Lucy Ott. Best man was the bridegroom’s father. groomsmen included Niel Donovan Rick Judd Mitchell Perkins and Nicholas Deily. After a church reception, the couple left for a Georgia wedding trip and will reside in Aiken. The bride is a 1975 Aiken High and 1979 USC Aiken graduate teaching at Greendale Elementary. the groom is an Aiken High alumnus and works at the Savannah River Plant’s Pittsburg Testing Laboratory.
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New Ellenton
Tabitha Maude Mitchell
William David James
Aiken
St. Paul United Methodist Church
Ed Perkins
Henry Thomson
Laura Bowling Mitchell
Oliver Sheldon Mitchell Jr
William Bowling
Oliver Mitchell
Okey Paul James
Velma Davis
Selah James Ster
Virginia Nelson
Lucy Ott
Niel Donovan
Rick Judd
Mitchell Perkins
Austell
Nicholas Deily
Pati Perkins
Julia James
Georgia
Aiken High
USC Aiken
Greendale
Pittsburg
Savannah River
Pamela Marie Weathers and Charles E Goodwin marry in Feb
Pamela Marie Weathers and Charles E Goodwin wed February 14 at Memorial Baptist Church with Rev Clinton Henderson officiating. Bride given in marriage by father, attended by Chrystal Long as maid of honor and Chuck Long as ringbearer. Reception hosted at the bride’s home. couple to reside in Glen Burnie Maryland.
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Pamela Marie Weathers
Charles E. Goodwin
Memorial Baptist Church
Clinton Henderson
Charles Long
Augusta
Mary Belsford
H.B. Weathers
Charlie Goodwin
Marriage Licenses Recorded in Aiken County Probate Court
Marriage licenses listed show couples from multiple Georgia and South Carolina towns. Names include Kenneth R Beard and Mary E Busbee of Gloverville, Moises Beltran and Manuel Wittner of Aiken, Donald Edwards of Augusta and Angela Pierce of North Augusta, Raymond Groomes and Kathleen Barry of North, Michael Howard and Nexan Fair of Aiken, Vint Maggs of Marion Ohio and Linda Hollar of Martinez Georgia, James Sharpe of Aik and Bonnie McCarty of Warrenville, Robert Snyder and Lisa Holladay of Aiken, Robert Spires and Clarissa Smallwood of Clearwater, Spurgon Mical Still and Patricia Hutto of Salley.
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Aiken County
Kenneth Ray Beard
Mary Ellen Busbee
Gloverville
Moises V. Beltran
Manuel Fredrike Wittner
Aiken
Donald Allen Edwards
Augusta
Georgia
Angela Heath Pierce
North Augusta
Raymond Milton Groomes
Kathleen Louise Barry
Michael Ray Howard
Nexan
Ellen Fair
Vint Allen Maggs
Marion
Ohio
Linda Renee Hollar
Martinez
James Roberts Sharpe
Aik
Bonnie Eileen McCarty
Warrenville
Robert Wayne Snyder
Lisa Denise Holladay
Robert Lewis Spires
Clarissa Jo Smallwood
Clearwater Spurgon
Mical Still
Patricia ‘Ann Hutto
Salley
Value of Quiet Life Amid Loud Modern World
A reflective piece urges embracing silence to restore peace and strengthen the mind. It contrasts constant noise from TV, radio, and public spaces with opportunities for solitude in nature, porch evenings, and peaceful retreats. A fishing trip is suggested as a path to quiet renewal.
Reading Program Seeks Adults to Learn Reading and Writing
Literacy Action of Aiken County invites adults needing basic reading and writing help or those unable to read at all to enroll. Call Jeanne Knotts at 593-5871 or the Adult Education Office of Aiken County School District at 648. Instruction is free and confidential, conducted one to one.
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Literacy Action of
Aiken County
Jeanne Knotts
Things Often Overlooked
A reflective passage urges solitude away from city noises and screens to think clearly. It contrasts man made sounds with nature and suggests limiting television and radio time to seek the quiet needed for deep thought.
Winter visitors move south as irruptive birds arrive
The article describes evening grosbeaks and redpolls arriving in winter, feeding at sunflower seeds and buds. It notes snowy owls rarely appear, red breasted nuthatches and pine siskins migrating south depending on cone crops, snow buntings seen after snowstorms, and the tundra swan visiting the Upper Coastal Plain.
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Redpolls
Tunica
Richmond
Columbia Counties
Charleston
Upper
Coastal Plain
Man's Friends Family Ignore His New Name
Dear Abby offers guidance after a man named Ray Jr adopts the name Michael but finds friends and relatives refuse to use it. He is advised to introduce himself as Michael to new acquaintances and consider relocating to reinforce the new identity. A column also suggests nighttime weddings to keep children away, with reader Janice airing opinions on attending such events.
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Abby
Ray Jr
Michael
Ray
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Mrs. Latif
Austin- Williams
Mrs. Austin Barbara Williams
DuRant
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Mrs. Durant
Grady Hatcher
Harold Brown
James Mitchell
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