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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1982
Page
6
Phyllis Jeanette Lowe and Hubert Jerome Williamson Jr. wed at Piney Heights Baptist Church Langley with Rev. Bill Reese officiating. The couple, both local graduates, plan to reside in Bath after a Gatlinburg honeymoon.
Kimberly Ann Castricone and William Albert Ward wed at Ridge Spring Baptist Church with Rev. Michael Gay officiating. Attendants included maid of honor Sara Smry of Aiken and bridesmaids Martha Baldwin and Misty Johnson. The groom’s father served as best man with groomsmen Dennis Ward and Johnny Jackson. The couple departed for a Gatlinburg Tenn. honeymoon.
The Circulators Square Dance Club will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Bethlehem Lutheran Church. All ages are welcome and lessons are available. For more information call 648 8273 or 648 8140.
Sharon Marie Seawright and Cecil Herman Dudley married September 11 in Aiken with Rev. Alfred Holmes officiating. The bride, daughter of Roosevelt and Seawright of Aiken, is Benedict College journalism graduate and Alpha Kappa Alpha member. The groom, son of Cecil and Dudley of Columbia, is a U.S. Army veteran and mental health department employee. They plan a Atlanta honeymoon and reside in Columbia.
Roxanne Renee Hatcher and Glenn William Johnson wed at Perry Baptist Church with Rev. Cliff Jines officiating. The couple plans a North Carolina honeymoon and will live in Wagener after returning. The bride and groom are graduates of Wagener Salley High School and work in Columbia and Wagener.
Peggy Anne Eubanks and Michael Henry Moseley wed Saturday at Levels Baptist Church in Aiken with Rev Billy Turner officiating. The bride’s brother Ray Bently gave her away. Miss Myra Ann Mosely was maid of honor and Keith Mosely, brother of the groom, served as groomsman. Leanne Eubanks and Scotty Gurley were the flower girl and ringbearer. The couple departed for a wedding trip after the ceremony.
Tina Marie Clark and David Coursey married September 3 at 7 p.m. in St. John United Methodist Church Graniteville. The Rev William Elkin officiated. The bride is the daughter of Gail Clark and the groom the son of Edward and Mrs. Coursey. The ceremony included Ann Burkett as matron of honor, Sharon Clark as bridesmaid, Michael Coursey as groomsman, and Travis Burkett as ring bearer with Tequila Bell as flower girl. The couple plans a trip to Atlanta and reside in Graniteville. The bride graduated from Leavelle McCampbell High School and works for General Finance of Augusta. the groom also graduated from Leavelle McCampbell Carter Electric.
The Aiken County Farm Bureau announces its annual barbecue at 7 30 p m on September 21 at Mil lbrook Baptist Church Activities Building with a $2 50 per person fee. President Harry W Bell will be the featured speaker and all Farm Bureau members are invited. Grace United Methodist Church offers a Western Square Dance Party Monday 7 9 p m in the church family center hosted by Grace Pairs with contact Tom Powell 278 2337 for details.
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