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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1980
Page
6
Gail Denise Bush and Darrell Lester Diggs wed in Hopeland Gardens ceremony conducted by Rev. Willie Roberson. The bride, escorted by cousin J.B. Moody, now lives in Aiken with her husband. She has a USC criminal justice degree. he holds UNC and USC law credentials and works in Aiken as a private practitioner and assistant solicitor.
Nancy Vaillie Busbee and Richard Everett Edwards Jr. wed Saturday evening in a ceremony at a church in Knoxville Tennessee. The bride is the daughter of Lloyd Russell Busbee of Aiken and the late Mrs Busbee. The bridegroom is the son of Mr and Mrs Richard Everett Edwards of Waverly Tennessee. Delphia Busbee, sister of the bride, served as maid of honor with bridesmaids Carolyn McIllwain Suzanne Quigley Valerie Davis Donna Christine and two flower girls Susan and Sherry Spears. After a church reception the couple will live in Knoxville where the groom will study atgraduate school after earning a Georgia Tech degree. The bride will be a University of Tennessee junior.
Peggy Ann Blackburn and W Franklin Garvin married at Millbrook Baptist Church with Rev W James Rivers officiating. The bride, daughter of the late Charles L Wade and Mrs Marie L Garvin, will reside in Aiken. groom works as an automotive technician for Pendarvis Chevrolet Oldsmobile in Edgefield.
Joy Lynne Holdman and Joseph A. Camp were married at South Aiken Church of God with Rev. Lee E Holdman and Rev. David Holdman officiating. The couple will reside in Aiken after a trip to Myrtle Beach and Cherokee North Carolina. The bride, a Northwest College graduate, works for Dr. Michael A Williams in Aiken. the groom, a Augusta Technical College graduate, is employed by Columbia Nitrogen in Augusta.
Joan Marcia Willing and Dr. Kevin Richard Johnston were married Saturday. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Willing of Aiken, was given in marriage by her father. Bridesmaids and groomsmen included relatives from Aiken Augusta Columbia and Atlanta. A reception was held at the Club at Hunter's Glen. The bride and groom hold dental and biology degrees and practice in Columbia.
Davis and Miss Summer married Friday morning then began a wedding trip to North Carolina. Miss Summer is the daughter of Mr and Mrs James Brian Summer of Aiken. Davis is the son of Myrtle Donovan of Delaware. They will reside in Aiken with Mrs Davis at Aiken Technical College and the library. he works for the Georgia Railroad Bank and Trust Company.
Walker Rogers and Redina Michell Rogers were married August 16 with Rev Ira Crocker officiating. The bride, daughter of Jean D. Watson and Danny E. Rogers, was given in marriage by grandfather Henry G. Drawdy. The groom is son of Mary Ganis and the late Mrs W C Walker. An honor attendant was Tonya Pears and best man Ricky Ryan. They planned a Gatlinburg Tenn wedding trip and will reside in New Ellenton.
The newspaper will run wedding stories up to 30 days after the ceremony and requires engagements announced at least 30 days before. Forms available at 124 Rutland Drive must be in the office two publication days before the announcement. Engagement and bridal portraits are accepted if suitable for reproduction, with pre-nuptial party details to Tea Leaves.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Watson of Aiken announce the birth of a daughter, Kimberly Dawn Watson, born August 25 at Aiken Community Hospital. Grandparents are Marilyon Dozier of Crossville, D. Leroy Anderson of Knoxville, and Clarence and Hester Watson of Crossville. The couple has one other child, Brian Lee, 1.
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