Beatrice Rollins spend the weekend with her parents in Patrick. Vinnie Eddins and Inez Jones are the guest of their parents in Chesterfield. Wilma Hutto is the guest of her parents of Holly Hill. Evelyn Cockrell will visit her parents in Batesburg. J. B. Morris, Jr., a former student, visit the college last Tuesday. Flossie Bouknight has joined her parents for the weekend in Gilbert. … Continue reading Bowen’s Briefs
16 Teams Set For Kiwanis Basketball Tilt Camden, Jan. 24 – (Special) – The Camden trade district basketball tournament which gets underway in the gymnasium of the Camden High school Wednesday, January 28, and continues through January 31, will feature the appearance in Camden of over 200 athletes from eight high schools in the Camden trade area. The tournament is being sponsored and supervised by … Continue reading Camden Trade Area Schools Open Cage Joust Wednesday
Brunette admitting that “I did let HIM kiss me on the first day, although I very seldom let a boy do that on the first date. But you see, he has a mustache, and I had always wondered how it felt to kiss a man so he equipped – just couldn’t wait until the second date . . . It wasn’t any different from kissing … Continue reading SEEN HERE and THERE
Twenty South Carolinians have completed their six weeks preliminary training period at the Naval Training Station, Norfolk, Virginia, the South Carolina recruiting office reports. John A Blue, of 1416 Senate street, Columbia, was selected for the aerography school; C. F. Hodges and Robert B. McEwen of Blaney, were chosen for the aviation machinist school: M O’dill Hodge of Sumter was selected for the aviation ordnance … Continue reading South Carolinians Complete Training
The following students stood there examination in theory of Gregg shorthand during the week and were issued their certificates: Miss Annie Louise Tyler of Scotia and Miss Jane Gibson of Columbia. Miss Nell Eleazer became eligible for her typewriting certificate during the past week. Misses Margaret Cain, Blanche Cudd, Maude Byrnes Chisholm and Mary Ellen Whetseil, all of Columbia, assisted at the head quarters during … Continue reading Draughon’s News
WANTED 200 BU. SHELLED CORN. State price in first letter. J. Paul Ross, Blaney, S. C. Continue reading Farm Products – Equipt. 29
FOR SALE THREE 8 FOOT SHOW cases. Cheap. J. Paul Ross, Blaney, S. C. Continue reading For Sale Miscellaneous
Of much interest to the couple’s many friends is the marriage of Miss Daisy Nell Albert of Blythewood and Columbia to Clyde Branham of Blaney on December 24. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. M. V. Horne of Columbia at his home, in the presence of few relatives and friends. The bride an attractive brunet, wore a RAF blue crepe dress with luggage tan … Continue reading Albert – Branham
Kershaw, Jan. 10 – (Special) – The new Blaney Methodist church, a combination of the old Salem and St. Paul Churches, will be opened Sunday night, January 11 at 7:30. The superintendent of the Sumter district, the Rev. J. Ross Johnson, will bring the message, Continue reading BLANEY CHURCH TO OPEN
Thelma Dowey is spending the weekend with her parents, in Blaney. Flossie Bauknight will be the weekend guest of her parents in Gilbert. Jewell Holmes will be at home with her parents in Johnston for the weekend. Wilma Hutto is visiting her parents in Holly Hill this week end. Catherleen Calivas will spend the weekend in Lamar with her family. Melba Weaver is spending the … Continue reading Bowens’ Briefs
