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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1997
Page
20
Sandra Yvonne Ford of Aiken and Michael Ray Shealey of Wagoner married on May 17, 1997 at Bethel Baptist Church. The Rev. Henry Cooper officiated as families and friends attended the reception and trip to Cancun Mexico before settling in Salley.
Martin Henderson Taylor Henderson of Graniteville married Charles Travis Martin II of Augusta on May 17 1997 at St John United Methodist Church. Officiated by Rev Bruce Palmer. Bride daughter of Joe and Brenda Taylor. Groom grandson of Ed and Jeanne Downs and Newman and Mary Moore. Reception details and wedding party names listed. They reside in Graniteville and both work for SRP Federal Credit Union.
Sarah Bea Douglas of Aiken and Eugene Stephens of Aiken were married May 17 1997 at Couchton Baptist Church. The bride given in marriage by her stepfather, Rev Mayhew West, is daughter of James and Pat Douglas. Groom son of Melvin Stephens, with Tanya Douglas maid of honor and Jeffery Goldman best man.
Groomsmen Kip Lawson of Aiken and the bridegroom s father served as attendants. Flower girls Ashlee Clark and April Stephens of Aiken. After a reception at Couch ton Baptist Fellowship Hall the couple left for a Myrtle Beach wedding trip. They will reside in Aiken.
Walter Lee Buck Peel and Geraldine Peel of North Augusta marked their 50th wedding anniversary with a reception at the North Augusta Community Center on April 5 1997. Guests included Lena Peel 93 of Martinez Georgia and children and spouses from Myrtle Beach Jackson New Ellenton and North Augusta. The couple long time residents Buck a builder and Jerry a restaurant owner.
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