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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1973

Page

5

Local Wedding at United Darien Baptist Church

Sherry Annette LaRusso and James Nelson White wed at United Darien Baptist Church Sunday afternoon. The groom, son of Mrs. Leo James White and the late Mr. White, and the bride, daughter of Mrs. Annie Mae McCormick, will reside in Burnettown after a Florida trip. Both are employed by Clearwater Finishing Plant.

Darien Baptist Church Sherry Annette LaRusso James Nelson White Annie Mae McCormick Aiken Leo James White Langley Mr. White L.H. Fowler Mickey Duncan Redmond Heath Tony Smith Todd Heath Jeffrey Heath Jennifer Heath Alfred Salughter Odell Leclair James Purvis Disney World Florida Florida, Mr. and Mrs. White Burnettown Clearwater Finishing Plant

Miss Pamela Belew Weds Mr. Michael Gibson in Highland Forest

Miss Pamela Sue Belew and Mr. Michael Miriam Gibson wed August 18 at the Highland Forest Drive home of the bride’s parents. Rev. Coile F. Scarbo officiated. Attendants included maid of honor Margaret Lynn Belew and bridesmaids Sheri Lee Belew Deborah Kay Belew Mary Niland and Rebecca Price. Reception followed. The couple will reside in Columbia after a trip to Gatlinburg.

Pamela Belew Michael Gibson Pamela Sue Belew Michael Miriam Gibson Highland Forest Drive Wendell L. Belew Frank M. Gibson Aiken Coile F. Scarborough Margaret Lynn Belew Sheri Lee Belew Deborah Kay Belew Mary Niland Rebecca Price Knoxville Mark F. Gibson David J. Hosang Thomas M. Monahan James H. Corley Jr Warrenville Lori Beth Walters Bowling Green Belew Debbie Williamson Linda Garvin Joy Bell Grace Rusche Gatlinburg Gibson University Terrace Apartments Columbia

La Leche League Meeting in Aiken This Monday

La Leche League of Aiken County will meet Monday at 217 Hartwell Dr in Aiken. Topic: Advantages of Breast Feeding led by Mrs Pim Fendley. All interested persons especially expectant and nursing mothers are invited. Babies welcome. For more info call Mrs Frank Shallo 6481039 or Mrs Fendley 6486466.

la Leche League Aiken County Hartwell Dr Aiken Pim Fendley Frank Shallo Fendley

Trials Of A Committee Depicted At United Methodist Women Meeting

A skit First Things First depicted the trials of a nominations committee at St. John's Church Aiken United Methodist Women. Names include Mrs Harvey Blanton Mrs John Boulware Mrs Basil Chapman Mrs William Emslie Mrs L B Ergle Mrs Jackie Meeks Mrs Cecil McFerrin. A Dutch girl quilt will be sold at the Fall festival on November fifteenth. Mr and Mrs William M Croft III announce the birth of son William McMahon Croft IV born September 3 at University Hospital Augusta.

United Methodist Women of St. John’s Church Aiken Harvey Blanton John Boulware Basil Chapman William Emslie L.B. Ergle Jackie Meeks Cecil McFerrin B. J. Fowler William M. Croft III William McMahon Croft IV University Hospital, Augusta Croft Mary Harvey A.S. Harvey Greenville Rev. Harvey Mrs. Croft

Dear Abby column letters from readers on aging and independence

A collage of Dear Abby replies from readers aged 67 to 74 plus others sharing personal trials. Topics include late life activity, volunteering, family stress, impotence, and retirement learning, with encouragement to stay active and independent.

Abby Sioux City P. S

Nada Elrie Honored At WW's State Council

The Aiken Welcome Wagon Club board met at Mrs. Frederick Embleton’s home to plan the new season and hold a luncheon. Attendees included Doris Brown Nyla Leahy Nada Elerie Lucille Drew Clara Havu Marian Tompkins and Ann McCrosson. A Sept 19 meeting at Farmers and Merchants Bank Heritage Room will feature a Merle Norman cosmetic demonstration. The group voted to rename the Philanthropic Association the Nada Elerie Philanthropic Association in honor of Mrs. Elerie’s service to the State Council. Attendees from Aiken included Mrs. Elerie Mrs. Embleton Clara Havu Nyla Leahy.

Frederick Embleton Doris Brown Nyla Leahy Nada Elerie Lucille Drew Clara Havu Marian Tompkins Ann McCrosson Farmers and Merchants Bank Merle Norman Studio State Council Columbia Philanthropic Association Nada Elerie Philanthropic Association Elerie Crippled Children’s Florence Aiken Elerie, Mrs. Embleton

Secretaries Invited To Attend CPS Study Program

The NSA chapters sponsor a 31 week Certified Professional Secretaries course at Augusta College starting Sept 18. Open to any secretary or secretarial worker, no NSA membership required. Classes meet Tuesdays 7 9 pm, taught by Augusta College faculty, with a certificate on completion.

Aiken Augusta North Augusta Thomson National Secretaries Association (International NSA Augusta College Thomas M. Riley Extended Services Department Ann Chapman

Graniteville Labor Day Visits and Local Weddings

Graniteville residents shared Labor Day gatherings at Lake Murray with Eunice Stokes Billy Williams and Gene Carpenter families. Lynne served as bridesmaid at the Bryant Beard wedding. Multiple families visited Knoxville Ware Shoals Daytona Beach Chimney Rock and other sites over the holiday weekend.

Eunice Stokes Billy Williams Gene Carpenter Joseph Lake Murray Glen Saunders Ware Shoals Graniteville Lynne Bryant-Beard Jack Wood Aiken New Ellenton L.A. Saunders Joe and Bryan Mrs. Saunders Mr. Croft Daytona Beach Bridges Olivia Samantha Chimney Rock North Carolina

Picnic in the Park For Republican Women of Aiken County

The Republican Women’s Club of Aiken County plans its second annual picnic at Virginia Acres Park starting Sept 22 at 5:00 p.m. A farewell and welcome coffee on York Street marked moving to Greenwood for the Cooks, with new residents from Gulfport joining Thigpen Construction. Camellia season begins at Jove Cottage under Leroy Snipes. Nominations rise for Outstanding Young Women of America with several named nominators.

Lin Smithwick Republican Womens Club Aiken County Virginia Acres Park York Street Wade Brodie Aiken Tommy Cook Greenwood Aikens Larry Shermer Jack Simons Gulfport Miss Thigpen Construction

Rebecca Ann Watkins to Wed Noel Meade Reese of Aiken

Mrs Blair C Watkins of Aiken announces the marriage of daughter Rebecca Ann Watkins to Noel Meade Reese of Aiken. The ceremony occurred August 11 at the Watkins home conducted by Rev Liston Gunter with Kathryn Cain as matron of honor. Reception followed.

Blair C. Watkins Aiken Rebecca Ann Noel Meade Reese Watkins Liston Gunter Anderson Kathryn Cain Reese Ruth Castellan

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