Velma Teresa Brice to Wed Edward Hawkins in Aiken
Velma Teresa Brice of Aiken will marry Edward Hawkins of Columbia in Rye Patch, Aiken, on April 29, 1990. She is the granddaughter of Melvin Campbell of North Augusta and holds a BS in education from USC Aiken and a master’s in rehabilitation counseling from the University of South Carolina. She is a certified mental retardation professional for the Orangeburg County Mental Retardation Board.
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Andrew Brice Jordan
Aiken
Velma Torresa
Edward Osborne Hawkins
Doris L
Frank L. ‘Hawkins
Columbia
Rye Patch
Melvin P. Campbell
North Augusta
USC Aiken
The
Universty of
South Carlin
Orangeburg County
Engagement announced for Dianna Young and Eddie Johnson
North Augusta couple Mr and Mrs Joseph Young announce the engagement of their daughter Dianna Young of North Augusta to Eddie Johnson of Saluda The couple plans a wedding on August 5 1990 Dianna is a graduate of Strom Thurmond High and is employed by Salem Carpet Mills Inc
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Joseph Young
North Augusta
Dianna Young
Eddie Johnson
Saluda
Strom Thurmond High
Salem Carpet Mills Inc
Pamela Ann Claxton Engaged to Mark Eubanks
Pamela Ann Claxton of Gloverville is engaged to Mark Eubanks son of Joann Coleman of Aiken and Jack Eubanks of Clearwater. The June 2 1990 wedding is planned at Gloverville Pentecostal Holiness Church. Pamela is a Midland Valley High School graduate employed at Aiken Regional Medical Centers.
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Mark Claxton
Gloverville
Pamela Ann
Mark Eubanks
Joann Coleman
Aiken
Jack Eubanks
Clearwater
Mildred Leopart
Hayward Hair
Edna
Harless- Carpenter announces engagement of their son
Cecil K. Harless of Williston announces the engagement of his son to Tommy Lewis Carpenter daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Carpenter. The wedding is planned for June 2 1990 at Hopeland Gardens. The bride is a Williston Elko High graduate with an LPN from Aiken Technical College and works at Mattie C Hall Health Care Center and Aiken Regional Medical Centers. The groom works for AI.
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Cecil K. Harless
Williston
Tommy Lewis Carpenter
Thomas Carpenter
Hopeland Gardens
Williston-Elko High
Aiken Technical College
Mattie C. Hall Health Care Center
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Leavelle-McCampbel School
Aiken Tediecal College
First Baptist Peace Players Present Joseph Musical
The Peace Players of First Baptist Church Ai ken present a new musical based on Joseph of the coat of many colors. The show chronicles his life in Egypt and runs Thursday through Saturday with dinner and show options. Reservations and tickets priced at 10 dollars for dinner and show or 5 dollars for show only. Call 648-6232 648-5476 or 648-1843 and pick up tickets at 120 Chesterfield Street.
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Teddy Lepp
First Baptist Church Peace Players
Joseph
Peace Players
First Baptist Church of
First Baptist Church
Chesterfield Street
Smokey Robinson Reflects On Love Fame And a New Album
Smokey Robinson discusses his new album Smoke the Showtime special and possible Hall of Fame induction. He recalls past struggles with cocaine and a divorce from Claudette while stressing love ballads as his core via Love, 7. He hints at future tours another memoir and continued songwriting passions.
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Smokey Robinson
Smokey
Robinson
Claudette
Songwriters’ Hall of Fame
Mickey
Never Say Never and the Playboy Issue
A reflective piece on changing life plans from youth to adulthood notes how strict resolutions fade as experiences accumulate. The author admits to reading about Playboy's April issue yet chooses not to read it, viewing the approach as more entertaining than enlightening.
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Playboy
Quigley Claims Astrological Control Over White House
Joan Quigley, once Reagan's astrologer, recounts in her book how she allegedly steered White House actions beyond previous knowledge. She describes staff using a stopwatch for Kennedy's nomination timing and instructing Nancy Reagan on timed lunches to influence lawmakers. The memoir also claims her readings helped Reagan survive cancer surgery in 1985 and shaped foreign policy outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Reagan
Joan Quigley
White House
Anthony Kennedy
Supreme Court
Quigley
Midland Valley to Honor Young Woman of the Year
Midland Valley Junior Miss will present Midland Valley's Young Woman of the Year at 7 p.m. Saturday in the Valley High School Auditorium. Tickets are available from contestants or a committee at 4 in advance and 5 dollars at the door.
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Midland Valley
Valy High School
Rance
Church Concert Series Ends With Final 1990 Performance
The final performance of the 1990 Concert Series by First Presbyterian of Aken is at 7 30 p m today with organist Dr Warren Apple. The church at Barnwell Avenue and Lauens Street offers free admission with voluntary contributions. A nursery for three and under and a reception in the church parlor follow.
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First Presbyterian of
Ken
Warren Apple
Barnwell Avenue
Lauens Street
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Jordan- Hawkins
College of Charleston
Young- Johnson
Velma Teresa Jordan
Claxton
Eubanks
Pamela Ann Claxton
LS. Eubanks
Daniels Construction
Federal Paper Board
Harless
Carpenter
Charmaigne
First Baptist Peace Players
Knight-Ridder Services
Knight-mager Services
Nancy
Nancy Reagan
Green-Seed
Cold Creek
Aurvenes
Hitchcock Parkway
S.C
Wecks
Aiken County National Bank
FDIC
Chester
Ield St
Se— Aiken, S.C
Whiskey Rd
Aiken, S.C
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