Blaney Guest Returns. Miss Mildred Evans has returned to her home in Blaney after visiting relative here. Continue reading South Carolina Society Events of the Week

Special to The State. Camden, Aug. 29. – Taking their friends by surprise W. T. Smith of Camden and Miss Eve Hornsby of Blaney were married early Sunday morning and left immediately for a bridal trip by automobile for Richmond and other points. Miss Hornsby is a well known and popular young lady of Blaney and has often visited her sister, Mrs. B. D. Trapp, … Continue reading Hornsby – Smith

Mrs. J. D. Harrelson of Blaney entered the Baptist hospital Monday to undergo treatment. Continue reading At Baptist Hospital

County Speaking at Court House Tonight. Voters of Columbia will tonight at 8 o’clock at the Richland county hourse hear candidates for county offices with the exception of those candidates offering for the state legislature. Tomorrow night at 8 o’clock candidates fro the legislature will be heard at the court house. Next Saturday morning at 10 o’clock at the Richland county court house candidates for … Continue reading Columbia Voters Hear Candidates

Ballots to Be Mailed Out Being Distributed — Henry Explains Them There will probably be a considerable amount of “absentee voting” on Tuesday of next week, the 31st of the first primary, according to Chas. S. Henry, secretary of the Richland county Democratic executive committee. Ballots for the absentee voters are being distributed now at the courthouse, to the secretaries of the precinct clubs throughout … Continue reading Absentee Voters May Be Numerous

(Special to The Record) CAMDEN, S. C. Aug. 21. – August brides are not unknown in these parts, and there were two of them in evidence a few days ago. Saturday night, at the boarding house of Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Jones on upper Broad street, Mr. George Tidwell, a well known and deservedly popular young salesman with L. Schenk and Co., one of … Continue reading Chimes in Camden

Little Corrie Ross, seven year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Ross of Blaney, celebrated her birthday with a party last Thursday. Games were enjoyed during the afternoon, after which ice cream and cakes were served. Among the little guests were Charles Wilkes and Fay Wilkes of Columbia. Return to Columbia. Mrs. C. F. Wilkes and Children have returned Blaney, where they visited Dr. … Continue reading Celebrates Birthday at Blaney

(By Rev. I. E. Lowery) There is a large colored Methodist Episcopal church about 25 miles from Columbia, bearing the local name of Smyrna. The Rev. J. W. White of Columbia is the present pastor of this church. He has studied at Claflin University, Allen University and Benedict College, and is an intelligent young man. Sunday was a great day at this church. It was … Continue reading Big Meeting Held At Colored Church

Special to The State. Latta, Aug. 15. – A wedding of much interest throughout the state was that of Miss Mary Henry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Henry, and Deuris David Raper, Jr., of Fort Myers, Fla., which was solemnized at the Methodist church in the presence of a large number of friends and relatives. The church was lovely in its green and … Continue reading Henry – Raper

Experiment in South Carolina of Part Time School, Modeled on Denmark’s Trade Schools, Proves Benefit. The part time school for farm boys, conducted for a month at the North Greenville academy at Tigerville, under the supervision of Verd Peterson, state director of vocational agriculture, of the South Carolina department of education, came last Friday to an end of a most successful session, according to Mr. … Continue reading School for Farm Boys End Successful Term