1913 Willie L Krepps was born on 24 Oct 1913 a child of Hoyt C Krepps and Martha Jane “Janie” Krepps. 1914 He died on 29 Jul 1914. Willie L Krepps was buried in Camden, Kershaw, South Carolina, USA at Wateree Baptist Church Cemetery. Continue reading Willie L Krepps
A Birthday Party. Tuesday evening from 8 to 11:30 o’clock Miss Maude Daniels entertained in honor of her birthday a number of friends at her home on Wheat street, Shandon. Quite a number of games were played and delightful music was furnished by Mesers. Murphy and Brooks. Later ices and sweets were served. The out-of town guest were: Lawton Reed of Salley, Frank Devereaux of … Continue reading Social Affairs In the Capital
Over 90 Candidates File Their Pledges AT BLYTHEWOOD TODAY Three Seek Seat in Senate – Sixteen Offer for the House, Several Unopposed. When the time for filling pledges expired yesterday at noon more than 90 candidates had entered the race for the various offices of Richland county. The campaign opens today at Blythewood. The list of candidates who filed pledges is as follows; For State … Continue reading OPEN CAMPAIGN IN THIS COUNTY
1898 George Dewey Gettys was born on 04 Jun 1898 in South Carolina, USA a child of James Gettys and Adlena Gettys. 1900 Dewey Gettys was counted in the census on 06 Jun 1900 in Rafting Creek, Sumter, South Carolina, USA, as a 2-year-old, male, single, black, son. Also in the home were; his father, James Gettys; his mother, Adlena Gettys; and his cousin, Besse … Continue reading George Dewey Gettys
County Candidates Must Have Qualified Before Noon on July 24. The time for candidates for county offices to qualify expires Friday at noon. All citizens expecting to make a race for one of the offices must have signed the agreement to abide by the rules and pay the assessment fee or be denied the privilege. R. Beverley Sloan, chairman of the county democratic executive committee, … Continue reading FRIDAY MORNING FINAL HOURS FOR SIGNING PLEDGES
Traveling Over the Capital -to- Capital Route; Pleased With Progress. United States Highway Engineer W. L. Spoon passed through Columbia this morning on the Capital-to-Capital Highway en route to Augusta. Mr. Spoon is in charge of the highway from a point north of Rockingham, N. C., to Augusta, Ga., his link taking in all of the highway in South Carolina. Mr. Spoon said that work … Continue reading HIGHWAY EXPERT VISITOR HERE
1850 Beeky Jackson was born about 1850. 1914 She died on 18 Jul 1914. Beeky Jackson was buried in Lugoff, Kershaw, South Carolina, USA at Mount Pilgrim Baptist Church Cemetery. Continue reading Beeky Jackson
1887 W. Joseph Young was born on 15 Jun 1887. 1914 He died on 14 Jul 1914. W. Joseph Young was buried in Camden, Kershaw, South Carolina, USA at Dekalb Baptist Church Cemetery. Continue reading W. Joseph Young
1905 Mary Thayer Blackwell was born on 17 May 1905 in Camden, Kershaw, South Carolina, USA a child of William Henry Blackwell Sr and Nanie Jane Blackwell. 1910 Mary Blackwell was counted in the census on 03 May 1910 in Camden, Kershaw, South Carolina, USA, as a 5-year-old, female, single, white, daughter. Also in the home were; her father, Henry Blackwell; her mother, Nannie Blackwell; … Continue reading Mary Thayer Blackwell
1914 D. W. Wilie died on 14 Jul 1914 in South Carolina, USA. His cause of death was acute dilation of the heart. GEORGIAN DIED ON A PASSENGER TRAIN AS HE WAS ON WAY HOME D. W. Wilie of St. George, Ga., died on a Seaboard passenger train this morning, his death occurring between Blaney and the local passengers station. He had been on a … Continue reading D W Wiley
