1866 Mary Emma Pittman was born on 01 Mar 1866 in South Carolina, USA a child of Atlas Pitman and Sarah Catherine Ussery Pitman. 1880 Mary C Pitman was counted in the census on 19 Jun 1880 in Jefferson, Chesterfield, South Carolina, USA, as a 13-year-old, female, single, white, daughter. Also in the home was her father Atlis T. Pitman; her mother, Sarah C. Pitman; … Continue reading Mary Emma Pittman Parker
Held to Close Score in First Two Quarters. FINAL COUNT, 42-16 Columbia “B” Team Turns Back Blaney Cagers by Eighteen to Fourteen. After a wild nip and tuck first half, Columbia high school pulled away after the intermission to defeat Florence high school basketeers last night at the C. H. S. gymnasium, 42 to 16. In a preliminary contest the Columbia “B” quintet defeated Blaney, … Continue reading CAPITALS DEFEAT FLORENCE QUINTET
Battle of Brothers at Caps Gym Tonight – Bees vs. Blaney. Columbia and Florence high schools, basketball rivals of long standing, will meet at 8 o’clock tonight in the Columbia high school gymnasium. Columbia has a hard fighting squad which is expected to give the usually strong Florence outfit a tough battle. The Columbia Bees will meet Blaney at 7 o’clock in a preliminary encounter. … Continue reading COLUMBIA HIGH PLAYS FLORENCE
Caps to Put Strong Team on Court – Bees Face Blaney. The Columbia high school Capitals will meet Florence tonight in the Columbia high gym in a basketball game, which should be one of the standouts of the current court season. Both teams are strong and are pointing for victory. As an added feature the Columbia high “B” squad will play Blaney. The Bees have … Continue reading Columbia High Meets Florence
The New Hill Mothers’ club held a business meeting Thursday night at the kindergarten. The officers for 1938 were elected as follows; Mrs. J. W. Lovett, president; Mrs. Drifford Beckham, vice president; Mrs. R. L. Garner, secretary; Mrs. Lethea Floyd, social chairman; Mrs. Eva Blackmon, social chairman; and Mrs. Drifford Beckham, program chairman. The following were present: Mrs. Sally Rogers, Mrs. Lethea Floyd, Mrs. E. … Continue reading Happenings Last Week In Pacific Community
Membership Exceeds That of Last Year – Boys’ Championship Basket ball Tournament to Be Held at University, February 24-26. The South Carolina High School league has had one of it’s best years druing the session 1937-38, according to Charles M. Lockwood, secretary and treasurer. The membership today exceeds that of last year by nine. The membership at present is 146 and beds fair to exceed … Continue reading State High School League Boasts One of Best Terms
(Special to the Record) CAYCE, Jan 15. – The Baptist W. M. U. circles met with the following member Tuesday: Mrs. W. B. Lesesne, Mrs. G. T. Goodwin, Mrs. C. B. Harrison, Mrs. J. P. Butler, Mrs. G. E. Price and Mrs. Colie Hughes. Mrs. Rubye Johns of Bamberg returned to her home in Bamberg Wednesday after a visit to her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. … Continue reading Cayce People Have Many Visitors
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ross of Blaney will be glad to learn that their seven-year-old daughter, Syderis Ross, is recuperating from an attack of pneumonia. Mrs. Ross was before her marriage Miss Lillian Hair of Columbia. Continue reading Little Girl Better.
1876 Mary Ann Motley was born on 16 Jan 1876 in South Carolina, USA a child of James B Motley and Elizabeth McDonald Motley. 1880 Maryanna Motley was counted in the census on 15 Jun 1880 in Columbia, Richland, South Carolina, USA, as a 6-year-old, female, single, white, daughter. Also in the home was her father, James Motley; her mother, Elizabeth Motley; and her brothers, … Continue reading Mary Anna Motley Martin
Miss Margaret Strickland and Miss Frances Wilson entertained a group of Friends Friday evening at the home of Miss Strickland. Those present were: Miss Winona Barber, Miss Doris Walters, Miss Hilda Franklin, Miss Doris Strickland, Miss Lula Purvis, Miss Lois Finklea, Miss Frances Wilson, Algier Davis, Joseph Bertram, Jency Knox, Roy Brown, Kenneth Webb, Jack Spigner, Robert Stickland, At a late hour Mrs. R. B. … Continue reading Happening Last Week In Pacific Community
