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Tuesday, January 6, 1998 Accent Th Index-Journal. Greenwood, S.C. 33 Abbeville debutantes Miss Hite Abbeville Cotillion Club introduces 11 debutantes i Miss Cogburn Edith Royanne Cogburn is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James R.

Bolen of Clairmont Drive in Greenwood and William S. Cog-bum Sr. of Khigh Road in Abbeville. She is the granddaughter of Mrs. David L.

Haddon Sr. of Abbeville, the late Mr. Haddon, and the late Mrs. Edith Cogburn Fick-lin of Greenwood. She is a freshman at the College of Charleston.

She was escorted by Joseph F. Bishop, a freshman at the College of Charleston and son of Mr. and Mrs. Steven Bishop of Anderson. Her marshall was her brother, William S.

Cogburn. Knapp, secretary, and Hal Freese, treasurer. Debutante chairmen were Mrs. Ray T. Hilley and Mrs.

Wallace A. Hall Committee members were Mrs. William L. Balentine and Mrs. Gary Cooke.

Debutantes presented were: Heather Ann Hite is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Erskine Hite Jr. of North Main Street in Abbeville. She is (be granddaughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Mack Seal of Hudson, Ohio, Mrs. Mary Harper Hite of Abbeville, and the late Thomas Erskine Hite Sr. She is a freshman at Davidson College in North Carolina. She was escorted by Marion Casey Stone, a freshman at Clemson University and son of Mr.

and Frankie Stone of Abbeville. Her marshall was Dennis Wayne Boos a freshman at Lander University in Greenwood and son of Mr. Miss Morgan Britmey Elizabeth Morgan is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Neal Morgan of Forney Avenue in Lincolntoo, N.

She is the granddaughter of Mrs. Charles Co-thran Morgan Jr. of McCormick, the late Mr. Morgan, James Lowell Dunn of Rock Hill and the late Mr. Dunn.

She is a sophomore at the University of Hartford in Hartford, Conn: She was sponsored by her uncle, Charles Co-thran Morgan ED of Abbeville, and escorted by Jeremy O'Neal Morgan, a freshman at Piedmont Technical College in Greenwood, and son of Mr. and Mrs. James Michael Morgan of Abbeville. Her marshall was Michael Clary Mor- I Temple Jr. and Ms.

Patsy Temple of Abbeville. Giuliani makes friends an 'offer and Mrs. Dennis Wayne Bolts Abbeville. of nan ef AkkAulll aMitn A Uu. ville High School and son Of Mr and Mrs.

James Michael Morgan of Abbeville. i fice with his inauguration on New-; Year's Day. Vb k. -si" -A La is Univ s. Cdl 3 no r(n Supr Senior ISIsM i i i ABBEVILLE The Abbeville Cotillion Club presented 11 debutantes at the Winter Debutante Ball Saturday at the National Guard Armory in Abbeville.

Music was performed by The Mighty Kicks. Officers of the ABbeville Cotillion Qub are Mrs. Mark Horton, president. Dr. Matthew Durham, vice president, Mrs.

William Miss Parker Catherine Graham Parker is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Parker of Nation Road in Abbeville. She is the granddaughter of R.

Graham Harris, the late Mrs. Ruby Ross Harris of Greenwood, and Marion B. and Betty Powell Parker of Abbeville. She is a freshman at Ckmsoo University. She was escorted by Gamer J.

Davis of Waterloo, a graduate of Lander University in Greenwood and the son of Jim Davis and Ms. Jane Davis of Greenwood. Her marshal! was James R. Temple, a graduate of Piedmont Technical College in Greenwood, and son of Walter M. Miss Begley Casi Shannon Begley is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Wiley Thomas Begley of Woodbridge Way in Simpson ville. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Harmon Suber of Abbeville and Mr.

and Mrs. Wiley Begley of Greenwood. She is a senior at Lander University in Greenwood. She was sponsored by Mr. and Mrs.

Bob Biggerstaff of Abbeville and escorted by Michael David Worrell of Columbia, a' graduate of the University of South Carolina, and son of Mrs. Dorleen L. Worrell of Florence and the late Samuel Furman Worrell Her mar-shall was her brother, Matthew Hiss Jacks Robbi Christen Jacks is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank H.

Jacks of E. Savannah Street in Calhoun Falls. She is the granddaughter of the late Rev. Dial Jacks and Sarah B. Jacks of Graniteville and Mr.

and Mrs. Robert L. Cann of Calhoun Falls. She is a sophomore at the University of South Carolina. She was sponsored by Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Hilley of Abbeville and escorted by U.S. Coast Guardsman Stephen C. Taylor of Charleston, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Douglas Taylor Jr. of Calhoun Falls. Her marshall was Nathan McKinley of Abbeville, a graduate of the University of Wisconsin at Madison, and son of Richard Miss Nicholson Jill Renee Nicholson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Albert Nicholson of Finley Road in Abbeville.

She is the granddaughter of the late Roderic F. Nicholson, Mrs. Vera C. Nicholson of Abbeville, the late Paul A. Fin-ley, and Mrs.

Dorothy Finley Harmon of Iva. She is a freshman at Piedmont Technical College in Greenwood. She was sponsored by Mr, and Mrs. Steve Thomasson of Abbeville and escorted by Daniel Cray ton Evans, a graduate of Piedmont Technical College, and son of Mr. and Mrs.

Danny Carroll Evans of Calhoun Falls. Her mar-shall was William Matthew Home, a freshman at Southern Wesleyan i i in i Mrs. Warren R. Garrett Jr. of Abbeville.

Technical College and son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Crawford of Abbeville. XT' fj, Miss Ramey Theresa Leigh Ramey is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Tompkins Ramey HI of Kincaid Valley Road in Abbeville. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Mabry Ramey Sr. of Abbeville, Mrs.

Cynthia Thomson of Anderson, and the late Samuel Goode Thomson in. She is a freshman at the College of Charleston. She was escorted by Jon-Paul Steven Bowles, a freshman at Furman University in Greenville and' son of Mr. and Mrs. Steven Bowles of Abbeville.

Her marshall was Warren Richard Garrett III, a freshman at Lander University xa Greenwood, and son of Dr. and Miss Herschberger Stephanie Anne Hershberger is the daughter of Don and Dawne Hershberger of Pinewood Circle in Abbeville. She is the granddaughter of Virginia Ferguson of Abbeville and the late Fletcher Ferguson. She is a freshman at Lander University in Greenwood. She was sponsored by Mrs.

Foster Langley of Abbeville and escorted by Jonathan Aleman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Moses Aleman of Abbeville. Her marshall was Wayne Joyner, a student at the Art Institute of Atlanta, and son of Eliot and Rose Joyner of Barnwell. Miss Johnson Christina Carol Johnson is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Johnson of Calhoun Falls and the late Ranelle Henderson Johnson She is the granddaughter of Mrs, Phyllis Johnson and the late Char' les A. Johnson of Calhoun Falls, She is a sophomore at Lander Uni versity in Greenwood. She was sponsored by Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Sherard of Lake Succession in Abbeville and escorted by Christopher Charles Trainor, a student at Piedmont Technical College in Greenwood and son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Trainor of Abbeville. Her marshall was Daniel Ray Crawford, a student at Piedmont Miss Reese Joni Lin Reese is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Walton Reese of Woodland Way in Abbeville. She is the granddaughter of Derry and Patricia Storey and Jesse and Martha Reese, all of McCormick. She is a freshman at Lander University in Greenwood. She was sponsored by MiK and Mrs. Thomas D.

Tyner of AbbdH nnrl Aemrtoil ttu RronrlAn TVB I Wilson, a senior at Piedmont I Technical College, and son of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Dale Wilson of Abbeville. Her marshall was Chad Eric Stone, son of Richard Stone of Iva and Rudy and Wanda King of Abbeville. NEW YORK (AP) Term 2 meant a private screening of "The Godfather," Part 1, for Mayor Rudolph Giuliani.

On New Year's Eve, several hundred staff members, friends and fund-raisers gathered at a Times Square office tower to watch the ball drop and join the mayor for a private 12:30 a.m. screening of his favorite movie. "I watched the movie back in the '70s and probably it helped me a lot, in a lot of the plans we've put together for how to dismantle the five families in New York," said Giuliani, who brought mobsters to justice in the 1980s as chief federal prosecutor in New York. He, brushed aside criticism that the 1972 movie romanticizes the mob. "I think that movies are movies, and the fact is, that when you consider the major reductions that have been made in organized crime, it should not be something that people are offended by," Giuliani said.

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them," he said. The longtime couple chose the day because it was Taylor's 53rd birthday. Or perhaps the 51-year-oltk British actress, star of TV's "Prime Suspect," was keeping a New Year's resolution. In a recent interview, Mirren said: "Every year my New Year's resolution is don't be so lazy, get things done, don't procrastinate, do more exercise and be more careful about people and things." 1 American Legton-fost 20 on Calhoun Rd Dance to live music by the Phage III Band (Cliff Peeler, Ansel Paris, Ken Can, Jim Bair) Playing everything from Ball Room, Shag and Line Dance. American Legion Poet 20, Calhoun Road $10 Per Person Tax and Gratuity Included Call 223-3 142 to make your reservation on or before Tuesday, January 6, 1998.

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