Miss Zeller and Airman Cooper Wed at St Mary Help
Miss Myrtis Elizabeth Zeller and Airman Richard H. Cooper united in marriage at 3 p.m. Saturday in St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church. The bride's sister Miss Mary Zeller served as maid of honor with bridesmaids Miss Jean Zeller and Miss Jwann Cooper. The groom's best man was Mr. Cooper with usher groomsmen John and David Cooper and others. The couple plans to reside in Charleston after a short trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtis Elizabeth Zeller
Richard H. Cooper
St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church
George L. Smoof
Tue Luttle
Frank Xavier Zeller
Raliegh
N. C
Drnder
J. W. Cooper
Aiken
Mary Zeller
Jean Zeller
Siscer
Jwann Cooper
Ann Pennington
Theresa Dianne Mitchel
Fran
Kie Glinski
Mr. Cooper
John
David Cooper
Thomas T. Rhoden
Bobby Jones
Charleston
Memorial Baptist Willing Workers Meet at Mrs Woodward’s
The Willing Workers Sunday School class of Memorial Baptist Church met at Mrs. Everett Woodward’s home on Medico Avenue for their monthly gathering. Mrs. Woodward led the devotional, Mrs. W. F. Garrison presided over the business session, and members shared games, fellowship, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Harman
Willing Workers
Memorial Baptic Church
Everett Woodward
Wmiorday
Idicio Avenue
Dear Abby echoes on marriage and family matters
In a series of reader questions Abby advises a mother to stay out of her daughter and her fish-obsessed husband’s marriage, to wear months of caution with a first date, and to accept private thoughts as separate from actions. She counsels not forcing attendance at a strained wedding and upholds normal sexual fantasies as not sinful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Ariene
Arlene
Nancy
Judd Marmor
Carroll Dodgen Vows Spoken in Graniteville Nuptials
Mr and Mrs W Archie Dodgen announce the marriage of their daughter Daphne Elizabeth to Tony Lanair Carroll son of Mr and Mrs John Carroll Jr of Stiefeltown. The couple reside at 107 Powell Street Graniteville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Archie Dodgen
Daphne Elizabeth
Tony Lanair Carroll
John Carroll Jr
Stiefeltown
Powell St
Graniteville
Salley Social Notes Amid Stormy September
September winds and heavy rain disrupt Salley life with flooded fields and canceled events. Edisto Beach visitors return home as Cotton picking suffers. Grange reform gathers five Salley members. local families plan fall and college moves, with reminders of nearby Clemson and USC connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salley
International Rotary Student Georgialee Hallman Heads to Austria
Eighteen year old Georgialee Hallman of Aiken writes home from Vienna as she begins a six family host sequence under the International Rotary Exchange. She describes meals, wine, a horse named Rebels, a climb up a mountain and opera night in Salzburg while hoping to attend a European school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgialee Hallman
Austria
Wildwood Road
Georgialee
Vienna
Grimmenstein
Rotary Club
Werner Neustadt Rotary Club
Salzburg
Braunau
Obendorf
Aiken High School
Aiken
Garden Club Member Again Captures National Award
Alkenite Lib Scott wins third place in the Design Division of the National Camellia Society show. Her garden, three acres with camellias and azaleas, and a record of blue ribbons reflect years of local and state competitions. Mrs Scott will serve as state anti litter chairman this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Camellia Society
Caerhay’s
Aiken Camellia Society
Scott
Gladys Meadows
Aiken Garden Council
Aiken
Cereus Garden Club
Garden Club
Mrs. Scott
H. C. Scott
Caerhay
Castle
Dennis
School Week Menu Notes with Lunch Favorites
A school menu lists daily offerings including milk with each meal. Monday features sloppy joe, buttered potatoes, green beans, grapes and a bun. Tuesday adds fried chicken with rice, peas carrots cabbage apple raisin salad apricot upside down cake biscuits and butter. Wednesday serves shorthand steak mashed potatoes tossed salad jello and biscuits. Thursday offers ravioli with cheese buttered corn pickled beets fruit cup rolls. Friday ends with beef and vegetable soup peanut butter sandwiches pimento cheese sandwiches fruit ice cream saltines.
Georiges Kaplan mixes three-sided coats and fur fashion show
The Georges Kaplan collection showcased minimax coats with three sides and a short front at Finch College Museum. Designers included Mrs. George Freddy Plimpton and Wyatt Cooper, with models on pedestals and a $10,000 gold belt by Paul von Ringelheim. Prices ranged from 325 to 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Georges Kaplan
Jacques Kaplan
Kaplan
Finch College
Paul von Ringelheim
A Georges
Cooper
Gloria Vanderbilt Cooper
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richard Cooper
Miss Zeller
West Aiken
Helen Harman
Reneta Harman
North Carolina
Charles Richardson
Cherokee Avenue
John Malvihill
Staten Island
Mrs
Roy Sweet
Oneonta, N. Y
Dora” Bryant
Shady Lane
Atlanta
Ann Tullis
Jackie Parker
Columbus
Miss
Alan Weaver
Mike
Mark
Cheraw
Weavers
Joe Watson
Pine Log Road
Aiken County Hospital
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Judy
Lucy
Cleaners
Kalmia Plaza
Carroll
Ruth Farle Jones
Edisto Beach
M.J. Boyletons
Hemricks Salleys
Shaw's Fork
Lion's Club
Tranding
Pauline McMillan
Ruth Williamson
Clara Gardner
Ena Salley
Marie Johnson
Mike Strickland
Betty Ann Starnes
Murrells Inlet
Betty Ann
G. V. Starnes
Vaughn Starnes
Jorita Rutland Starnes
Blair Construction Company
Fort Jackson
Rhonda Joe
Libby
Michele
Ger
Melissa
Sim Cooper
Carlton Sharpe and Son
Emma Salley House
Alan Rush
Nancye
Greenville
Clemson University
Alan
University of South Carolina
Sherry Jones Williamson
The
Ann Williamson
Georgia Southern College
Statesboro
Mack Brown
Ray Day
Leslie Entzmin
Addie Oliver
West Union
June
Terry) McMillan
Elvira
Hamp) Hamilton
New Ellenton
International Rotary
Mexico
Hugh Minton
Rotary
T. B. Hallman Jr
Branau
Georgia Lee Hallman
Lib
Soren
Laurens NW
Dial
Aiken Patio Florist
Whiskey Rd
Hornet
Timmerman
Motor Company
Richland Ave
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