Mary Tice and John Fraley Wed at St Paul’s Church
Sunday afternoon ceremony at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church united Miss Mary Ruth Tice and Mr. John Everett Fraley in marriage conducted by Rev. John B. McCullough.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1973
Page
6
Sunday afternoon ceremony at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church united Miss Mary Ruth Tice and Mr. John Everett Fraley in marriage conducted by Rev. John B. McCullough.
A Dear Abby column features two letters. One asks about a 16 year old seeking birth control pills and parental concerns about premarital sex. The other defends a 17 year old receiving Social Security benefits for education and welfare after her father’s death.
Miss Te resa Ann Yarborough became the bride of Mr. Herbert L. King III at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Bishop Heber Ellison officiated. The couple will reside with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. King Jr. in Lydia. The ceremony featured lace details and a cathedral mantilla. The couple plans a trip to Orlando after the reception.
Miss Anne Combier will perform a program of international songs for Alliance Francaise d Aiken at 8 p m Tuesday in St Angela Academy library. She will leave for Paris in January to serve as multilingual hostess at Roissy en France airport after touring the United States as an interpreter. Hostesses at the meeting are Mrs Anson B Barber and Mrs John C Monroe. Alliance Francaise d Aiken invites those interested in French conversation to attend. Charles Combier is president.
The Aiken Standard office at 124 Rutland Dr offers wedding and engagement forms for announcements. The paper accepts youth engagement and bridal portraits if suitable for publication.
Elizabeth Ann Warner and Matthew Taylor Norris wed Friday at First Presbyterian Church. The ceremony featured Rev. James L. Goodwin officiating with a gown of white angel mist peau de soie and birds of paradise bouquets. The couple plans to reside at Plantation Oaks in Columbia after a wedding trip to Atlanta. Norris is a Western Carolina University graduate and Farmbest Dairies employee. Mrs. Norris teaches at Wagener Elementary.
Designer Fernando Sanchez, long associated with Revillon furs, links lingerie and fur as luxurious fashion. He stirred Paris last spring with a gown and robe collection and later embraced nightwear in education alongside other designers. He previously created a Warner's lingerie line in the early 1960s.
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