Goals of Camp Officials in Setting Up Two Units Attained. By EARL OVERHOLT. Charleston, April 8. – With the arrival Sunday morning of 36 Negro World War veterans from Washington, the metamorphosis of Camp Alan Johnstone, one of the two veteran rehabilitation projects near the navy yard, becomes complete, an objective long sought by state FERA officials, being attained by the aggregation of Negro veterans … Continue reading Negro Veterans Placed In Camp
130 BUSHELS SOUND MIXED FIELD peas at $1.40 per bushel, Paul Ross. Blaney, S. C. Continue reading Farm Products
FOR SALE – LIMITED AMOUNT Striata Crotalaria, 15c pound up to 100 pounds; early strain Carolina Spectabolos, 25c pound up to 100 pounds; larger quantities less. Six pounds Spectabolos, harvested 1,020 pounds seed as weighed by Aaron Carnes, Manager Seed Department, Sandhill Experiment Station. T. W. Motley, Blaney, S. C. Continue reading Farm Products
1887 Frederick Washington Barsh was born July 5, 1887 in Richland County, South Carolina the son of Fredrick Otis Barsh. 1937 Frederick Barsh Passes Suddenly Colombia World War Veteran Dies at Camp Near Blaney. Funeral Tomorrow. Frederick Washington Barsh, 46, of 502 Calhoun street, died at 4 o’clock yesterday afternoon at the government’s veterans camp near Blaney. He was ill only a few hours. Mr. … Continue reading Frederick Washington Barsh
Mrs. J. J. Hinnant gave a picnic for the class of girls in the Intermediate department of College Place Methodist Sunday school of which she is teacher last Saturday at her home on the Winnsboro road. After a pleasant hour of games, the group, composed of Virginia Grimsley, Mary Owens, Mary Frances Kletner, Mary Walker, Doris Mae Broom, Ruth Easterling, Dorothy Goldson, Marion Rogers Emily, … Continue reading Eau Claire and Arden
FOR SALE – LIMITED AMOUNT Striata Crotalaria, 15c pound up to 100 pounds; early strain Carolina Spectabolos, 25c pound up to 100 pounds; larger quantities less. Six pounds Spectabolos, harvested 1,020 pounds seed as weighed by Aaron Carnes, Manager Seed Department, Sandhill Experiment Station. T. W. Motley, Blaney, S. C. Continue reading Farm Products
(Special to The Record) POMARIA, April 4. – Dr. J. M. Senter and Miss Ella Senter, of Charlotte, N. C., spent the weekend with friends. Misses Ethel Seybt and Helen Lominick and Eugene Lominick spent the weekend with friends in Conway. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Brooks and family, of Newberry, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Counts. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. … Continue reading Pomaria Welcomes Many Visitors
It was reported to Columbia police yesterday that Wray Green Easler, 13-year-old son of Mrs. T. E. Easlery, 1217 Sumter street, who left his home on a bicycle Monday morning to go to school, had been located in Blaney. When found the young boy had his bicycle with him. Continue reading Missing Youth Reported Found
The 13-year-old son of Mrs. T. T. Easler, 1217 Sumter street, who was reported lost, was found yesterday in Blaney with his aunt. The boy, Wray Green Easler, was sought by police when he disappeared after leaving home to go to school Monday morning. Continue reading Boy Is Found
Entertained at Dinner at School Building Friday Evening. Members of the Blaney chapter of the Future Farmers of America entertained their fathers at a dinner in the Blaney high school building Friday night, March 29. The banquet was served by Miss Jean Reid, home economic teacher, and the girls of her department. Edward Braziel, president of the chapter, presided. The welcoming address was made by … Continue reading Blaney Fathers Guest of Sons
