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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1984
Page
15
The Aiken County Extension Homemakers Craft Club will meet at 10 a.m. on Wednesday at the Aiken County Agricultural Services Center located at 1555 Richmond Ave. East.
The Aiken Choral Guild hosts a Friday 8 p.m. gala at Mr. and Mrs. John Ellis home at South Chesterfield and First Streets. Tickets are 25 dollars with a live band dancing supper and cocktails. Proceeds aid the Aiken Choral Society whose December concert features Pergolesi Magnificat and Poulenc Gloria led by Antoine Cordahi.
Column notes Erma Bombeck questions the honesty of political and cultural statements on T shirts. She recalls believing in messages from I survived Mt Saint Helens to Boston Marathon 1983 and laments modern signs of status and deceit. She ends with a provocative personal shirt about Auntie Em.
The Alzheimer's Disease Support Group meets tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the Aiken Area Council on Aging with Dr Henry Chou as speaker. Older Retired Adults host a noon covered dish luncheon at St Marys Help of Christians parish hall with Irene Rudnick speaking. The Support Group for Families and Friends of the Mentally and Emotionally Ill convenes tomorrow at 7 30 p m at 237 Chesterfield St NE.
Suzanne McCharen of Charlotte and Randall Durn of Matthews wed at Christ Lutheran Church in Charlotte. Officiated by Rev. David Misenheimer, attendees included matron of honor Teresa Collins Payne and bridesmaids and groomsmen from several states. After a reception at the Radisson Plaza they honeymooned in Jamaica and will live in Matthews. The bride and groom both hold science degrees and work for IBM.
Teresa J Richardson and Cecil E Scott were married at Saint Pauls Episcopal Church Graniteville The bride daughter of Lee Ivey Jr and Mrs Ivey Her bridal party included Sharon Harley matron of honor and bridesmaids Carol Herron Janis Napier Kathy Adams Dana Richardson The groom son of Raymond Scott and Mrs Scott Groomsmen included Steve Ivey Gene Herron Bobby Harley and Raymond Scott Jr The couple will live in W me The bride attended Leavelle McCampbell High and works as a lab technician at Beecham Products Aiken The groom is Midland Valley High graduate and a truck driver at Graniteville Co
Monica Hallman Lambert and Nikkie Charles Lambert of Harlem were married Friday at Dry Creek Baptist Church in Ward. Rev. James Harris officiated as Raymond Satterfield gave the bride in marriage. The couple plans a Hilton Head wedding trip and will reside in Harlem.
Pamela Jaye Clark and Mitchell Randolph Powers Jr. of Columbia were married at St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church in Aiken with Rev. Robert Shahan officiating. The bride's family hosted the ceremony and reception at Houndslake Country Club, followed by a Barbados honeymoon and residence at Lake Murray.
Evelyn Thomas of Asheville and Otis Drummings of Knoxville were married Saturday in Greenville. The bride’s father gave her away and Rev. Melvin Johnson officiated. Best man was Bernard Scurry. A reception followed at the Zazlzer Club before the couple left for a honeymoon in the Great Smoky Mountains. They will reside in Knoxville. The bride is a Winthrop graduate in sociology and works as an apparel manager at K Mart in Asheville. The groom is a USC alum in business administration and an assistant manager at K Mart in Clinton, Tenn.
Susan Arlett Morgan wed Timothy Patrick Kerrigan Saturday in a garden ceremony at the Chapman home. Rev. Bill Willis officiated as the couple, announced by Mr. and Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. Stratton, started their life together and plan to reside in Aiken after the trip to the mountains.
The American Association of Retired Persons will hold an organizational meeting at 7 p.m. tomorrow at 159 Morgan St. in the Council on Aging Building to gauge interest in forming an Aiken Chapter. The event is open to the public.
The Augusta Chapter of the American Red Cross will offer a Multimedia First Aid Course to morrow and Thursday. Interested persons may call 722-1823 Monday-Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. for further information.
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