Pruitt Woodard and Dillard Pruitt Tie Wedding at St Mary Church
Frances Tarrant Woodard and Traynham Pruitt were married yesterday at St Mary Help of Christians with Rev. James Carter officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Woodard Jr. of Aiken, was given in marriage by her father. The wedding included numerous family members as bridesmaids and groomsmen from Aiken Greenville and Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Tarrant Woodard
Dillard Traynham Pruitt
St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church
James Carter
John W. Woodard Jr
Aiken
W.H. Tarte
J.B. Palmer Jr
John W. Woodard
Ellen Woodard
George H. Pruitt
Greenville
Juanita Traynham
J.P. Traynham
G. Hovey Pruitt
Beth Woodard
Kim Woodard
Jan Haas
Anna Slate
Cave Cheek
Ariza
Betsy Mahoney
Carol Kennedy
Mary Daspit
Bridget Sheehan
Amy Holley
Robyn Weinle
Leslie Suhrer
Charlotte
N.C
Beverly Duncan
Greenin
Karen Watson
Pinellas
Jay Haas
Jimmy Barnett
Jerry Haas
Belleville, Ill
Jim
Parrish Lott Parrish Lott wed at Bethel Baptist Church
Myra Kay Lott and Stephen Russell Parrish married yesterday at Bethel Baptist Church with Rev Brancie Ste hens officiating. The bride is daughter of Olin E. Lott of Vaucluse and Mr. and Mrs Bobby L Parrish of Aiken. The couple planned an eight month European tour then to reside in Greenville.
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Myra Kay Lott
Stephen Russell Parrish
Bethel Baptist Church
Brancie Stehens
Aiken
Olin E. Lott
Vaucluse
Bobby L. Parrish
Caroline Woodward
Becky Cole
Macfie
Camden
Norman Chapman
Spartanburg
Irving Philpot
Columbia
Fred Wadsworth
Columbus
Clemson University
Clemson
Rhoden Yates wedding ties two families in Bath
Calla Yates and John Rhoden married February 14 at Levels Baptist Church with Rev. Marion Jay officiating. Attendees included Valerie Turner as matron of honor and Carl Last as best man. The couple will reside in Bath with bride and groom both employed locally.
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Calla Yates
John Rhoden
Levels Baptist Church
Marion Jay
T.J. Yates
Aiken
George Rhoden
Bath
Valerie Turner
Atlanta
Candy Last
Carl Last
Logan Deal
David Turner
Bradley Turner
Jennifer Marie Mitchell
H. Odell Weeks Activities Center
Aiken Technical College
Couple Weds Aboard Catamaran Off St. Croix
Suzanne Lynn Packard and David Collins Bigham married February 16 aboard a 40 foot catamaran off St. Croix. Capt. John May officiated. The bride, daughter of Nancy and Lawrence Packard of California, and the groom, son of George and Mrs. Bigham of Aiken, plan to reside in California.
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ST. Croix
U.S. Virgin Islands
Suzanne Lynn Packard
David Collins Bigham
John May
Nancy Packard
Sunland
Calif
Lawrence Packard
Lake Oroville
George Bigham
Aiken
Julie Cooper
Denver
Colo
Andrea
Rock Band REGROUP Presents Free Concert Tonight
REGROUP a four member fusion group from Augusta and former John Doe Band members will perform a free concert at 8 p.m. tonight at the Aiken Community Playhouse on Two Notch Road with the public invited to attend.
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Rock Band
Aiken Community Playhouse
Two Notch Road
Sharp Shinned Hawks Prey Upon Smaller Songbirds
A Northwest March wind drives a bird feeder scene as a sharp shinned hawk strikes, misses, then returns. Birdwatchers report five hawk kills including two doves, noting the bird’s swift, bold attacks and its blue darting wings. The article details plumage, size differences between male and female, and contrasts with Cooper’s hawk.
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Aiken
Birds and Things by Eulalie Gibb Hawks in the natural balance
The sharpshin hawk hunts by surprise in autumn, migrating through New England and Canada. It preys on small songbirds, faces resistance from kingbirds and crows, and remains a vital part of nature alongside hawks and owls that control rodent and pest populations.
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Reeder
Canada
New England
Reading The Fine Print Can Lead To Other Conclusions
The piece argues that large type aids reading and that fine print hurts readability. It notes publishers balance space with legibility, citing dictionaries and bibles as examples, and questions when writers may still demand dense print.
Things Often Overlooked By Francis Gosnell
A discussion on the dangers and disrespect of fine print in contracts. The author urges careful reading, warns against signing unclear documents, and advocates regulations for clarity. It argues legitimate businesses should provide readable terms and condemns fine print as a sign of unscrupulous practices.
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Francis Gosnell
Marriage Licenses Registered in Aiken County Probate Court
The Aiken County Probate Court registered marriage licenses for couples including Stephen Glenn Allen and Dorothy Lelia Clark of Aiken, Aaron Lerner Austin of Columbia and Barbara Jean Williams of Aiken, Brendan Francis Amer of Martinez and Connie Petrice Stokes of North Augusta, among others. Listed partners span Georgia and South Carolina, with many pairs from Aiken, Augusta, and nearby communities.
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Aiken County
Stephen Glenn Allen
Dorothy Lelia Clark
Aiken
Aaron Lerner Austin
Columbia
S.C
Barbara Jean Williams
Brendan Francis Amer
Martinez
Georgia
Connie Petrice Stokes
North Augusta
Paresh Anantrai Bhatt
Sharon Kay Cheeks
Clearwater
James Harold Addison Jr
Marianne Rodman
Augusta
Michael Phillip Dabney
Federalway
Washington
Kathryn Yvette Smith
Aiken Group Sets Fund Drive For Mental Health
The National Mental Health Association moves into a new Alexandria building costing 2.5 million dollars. A capital campaign led by Carol Garvin of Aiken aims to raise 10 000 dollars per board member by November 1 to fund the project. Participants include Marilyn Brown Duncan McDowell Julie Adams Jean Kierspe June Murff Lionel Smith Earle Holley and Other Directions owners Betty Fox Elka Haas June Caskey. The effort features a donated quilt interior design consultations and planned fundraisers including room rentals during Masters week.
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Phil Jones
Betty Fox
Carol Garvin
National Mental Health Association
The
Alexandria
Washington
Aiken
South Carolina
Garvin
Dear Abby readers explore AIDS risk and racial identity
In two letters Abby addresses anxiety over past promiscuity and AIDS risk with herpes history noting condoms reduce exposure and urging medical testing. A second writer, claiming 100 percent American identity, protests race questions and explains why such inquiries are rude and unnecessary.
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Abby
Los Angeles
Calif
United States of America
Orient
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