Rotary, Angus E. Bird, President: C. C. Muller, Secretary: Kiwanis, Jeff B. Bates, President; Orin F. Crow, Secretary: Lions, T. Evans Cannon, President; G. Ralph Little, Secretary: Civitan, Dr. Coyt Ham, President; West Jacocks, Secretary; B-C Civitan, V. L. Cannon, President; J. E. Addy, Secretary; American Business Club, F. Barron Grier, Jr., President; W. Frank Taylor, Jr., Secretary; Pilot Club, Emily Sullivan, President; Agnes Carson, … Continue reading Columbia’s Service Clubs

Bowen’s welcome the following new students: Bullock Cribb, Nichols; Betsie McClure, Columbia; Mary Altman, Fairfax, and Mary Lois Brumbles, Branesville, N. C. Annie Lou Strickland is spending the weekend with her parents in Loris. Virginia Ruthven is spending the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Ruthven in Chesterfield. Cathleen Dorsey is spending the weekend with her parents in Loris. Reva Martin is … Continue reading Bowen’s Briefs

Miss Ina Mae Cooper of near Gray Court.Miss Ellen Robinson Deal of Rock Hill.Mrs. Gertrude Dalton, formerly of Greenwood at Asheville. Mrs. Frances Elizabeth Singley of Columbia.John Doby Kennedy fo Los Angeles, Calif.Louis P. Sondley of Abbeville.Mrs. Ruby Tumblestone of Walterboro.Mrs. Mollie Gasque Martin of Mullins.Arthur R. West of Charleston.Mrs. Annie Seabrook Legare of John’s Island at Charleston.James W. Crawford of Columbia.W. F. Ross of … Continue reading Deaths

Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Warris and son Charles Harris, spent two weeks visiting in Asheville, N. C., Knoxville, Tenn., the Great Smoky mountains and different parts of Georgia. Mrs. Daisy Harris will return to her home Sunday from Washington, Ga, where she has been visiting for a month. She will be accompanied home by Mrs. Frank Cooper and son, Henry, who will spend the … Continue reading North Columbia News

Among those who employed during the past week were: Miss Rosalie Brown of Columbia. Miss Henrietta Touchberry of Summerton. Miss Ellen Richenbaker of Summerton, Miss English Brunson, who has gone to her home at Brunson to accept employment there, and Miss Eunice Youmans of Luray. A welcome visitor to the office Tuesday was a former graduate, J. C. sible position with the government in Charlotte, … Continue reading Draughon’s News

Written for “The State” by Dr. Edwin L. Green Wshen President Washing left columbia in May, 1791, for Camden, he went by way of the Old Camden road. Having made an early start, he “breakfasted at an indifferent house 22 miles from the town (Columbia) the first we came to), and reached Camden 14 miles futher.” This inn was kept by Holliday and was still … Continue reading University Notes