Caught at a still on Sunday, Roy Hornsby, white man of about 29 years, was arrested by federal officers raiding in the Pontiac section of Richland county. He was committed to the county jail by the United States commissioner. The still, which was in operation when the officers arrived, was destroyed and with it six and a half gallons of whisky and 540 gallons of … Continue reading ROY HORNSBY HELD ON LIQUOR CHARGE

A letter from Paul Holcombe, former Columbia boy now with the marines, saying he was aboard the U. S. S. Mississippi en route to New York after a tour which Carried him to Cuba, Haiti and Guantanamo and telling of recent battle practices in which his detachment “won” at Culebra. Holcombe will be remembered as the boy who was shot by robbers about a year … Continue reading Seen Here and There

Special to The State. Saluda, June 9. – Mrs. S. H. E. Addy entertained Tuesday afternoon in honor of Miss Floride Crouch and Miss Genevieve Grigsby. Four contest were held. Mrs. P. B. Waters of Blaney won prizes in three, while Miss Mable Coucil won in the fourth. The Saluda unit of the American Legion auxiliary net in the home of Ms. G W Smith … Continue reading Saluda

75 Bushels Sound Mix Peas at $1.40 per bushel. Paul Ross, Blaney, S. C. Continue reading 75 Bushels Sound Mix Peas

75 Bushels Sound Mix Peas at $1.40 per bushel. Paul Ross, Blaney, S. C. Continue reading 75 Bushels Sound Mix Peas

Special to the State Blaney CCC Camp, June 5. – The Blaney CCC team defeated Blythewood, 1 to 0, in a pticher’s duel here this afternoon. Kelly, pitching for Blythewood, turned in a no-hit game, but lost when a walk, the only one of the game, combined with an error and a wild throw permitted Love to cross the plate for the lone tally in … Continue reading Blaney Defeats Blythewood, 1-0

E. W. Stevens, member of the house from Berkeley, in Columbia for the day . . . . James S. Wilson, Lancster, sergeant-at-arms of the house, telling of his plans to provide cold watermelon and peaches for the candidates when they hit Lancaster on their swing through the state. Governor’s office free of visitors during a good part of the day except ior persons seeking … Continue reading Seen Here and There

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Owings and family and Mrs. Blair of Greenville visited Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Massey at their home on River Drive last week. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Singley of Blaney spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Krantz at their home on River drive. Mrs. W. L. Burrage and daughter, Margaret of Rocky Mount, N. C., are visiting … Continue reading North Columbia News