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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1978
Page
6
Kerry Paula Cato and Mark Jesse Cromer wed at Langley Langley Pentecostal Holiness Church on a Saturday afternoon. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. L H Elliot with the bride given in marriage by her father Grady E Cato. The couple will reside in North Augusta with Mrs Cromer working as a typist at Clearwater Finishing Plant and Mr Cromer employed by J M Huber Corp.
Debra Ann Coleman and George Kelly Ellis married on November 4 at the Hamilton residence on Plantation Drive with Rev. William Blair officiating. Attendants included Andrea Ellis Laura Ellis Olivia Hamilton and Graham Hamilton. A reception followed and a dinner for out of town guests was hosted at the Hamilton home.
Deboran Lynn Allen married James R Bouknight Jr at Bethlehem Lutheran Church in a ceremony led by Rev Mel Jacob The Allen family of Aiken attended with Shirley Ison as matron of honor and bridesmaids Vicki Holmes Rachel Redd Debbie McCarthy Nancy Green Doris Dew The Bouknight groom’s party included Vernon Holmes Quince Allen III Alex Harrison Robert Culbreth and William Bouknight A reception followed at the Aiken Shrine Club The bride is USC graduate employed by Southern Bell and the groom a Sarasota Technical School graduate employed by the City of Aiken
Martha Eugenia Berry and Charles Frederick Hatcher exchanged vows at St. James Lutheran Church in Graniteville officiated by Rev. Al Potter. The wedding included numerous family members as bridesmaids, groomsmen, and a junior party, with plans to reside in Belvedere after a wedding trip.
Suzanne Elaine Scarborough and Daniel DePace wed at the First Baptist Church with Rev Napp Granade presiding. The Scarborough family, maid of honor Jeanie Granade, and best man James Hagelston attended as plans for a Hilton Head honeymoon followed a church reception.
Lucy Cynthia Hamilton and Joseph J. Pulliam III wed November 4 at Fred W. Symmes Chapel Camp Greenville with Rev. Robert M. Matthews officiating. The ceremony followed by a reception at the Clemson Alumni Center. The bride is daughter of Lucius C. Hamilton and spouse of Augusta natives Joseph Pulliam Jr. and Rachel Pulliam. The bride holds a Clemson B S in food science and works for Beecham Products, while the groom earned a Clemson B S in administrative management and works for Farmers and Merchants Bank of Aiken.
Brenda Gale Underwood and Robert Dale Piercy exchanged wedding vows at Millbrook Baptist Church with Rev. W James Rivers officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry D Underwood of Aiken, is a nurse at Orangeburg Regional Hospital and a graduate of Aiken High School. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Piercy of Aiken, attends USC Aiken and Clemson and works as a ranger at a South Carolina state park in Santee. They planned a honeymoon trip to the North Carolina mountains.
Terressa Lynn Waters and Timothy Ray Clark wed at the Earle Church of God in Aiken with Rev. William Bevell officiating. The bride, daughter of Sarah Waters, was given in marriage by her grandfather Grady Sheppard. groom’s parents are Harvey and Mrs Clark of Gilbert. The ceremony featured Denise Waters as maid of honor and Russell Clark as best man, with Maynard Proctor and Kevin Waters as groomsmen. The couple honeymooned after a reception at the Waters home. Terressa is Ridge Spring Monetta graduate. Clark is Gilbert High School alumnus employed by J. B. Martin in Leesville.
The Aiken County Republican Women's Club meets Thursday at 10 a.m. at H. Odell Weeks Center with Mim Woodring as guest speaker. The La Leche League gathers tomorrow at 9 30 a.m. at 153 Florence St N W for Baby Arrives topic. contact Mrs. Spruell or Mrs. Sheehan for details.
A guiding note on interior design urges homeowners to prioritize warmth and charm by expressing their personality. It warns against following a fixed plan or forced style and encourages building a program around the residents.
Interiors Today style critique invites readers to explore home decorating without bias at Byrnes of Aiken 118 Park Ave SW. The store offers furniture wallpaper drapes carpeting and decor tips open 9 am to 6 pm Monday through Saturday and available at 649 4173.
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