Draughon’s News The following students passed the Gregg transcription test: (100-word test) Miss Wilma Dinkins of Lugoff, (80 word test) Miss Hyacinthe Willingham of Columbia, C. D. Padgett of Walterboro, Miss Geraldine Motley of Lake City, Miss Martha Smith of Trenton and Miss Amelia Hildebrand of Hagood, (60-word test) Miss Margaret Shealy of Newberry, Miss Madelyn Wingard of Columbia, Miss Wyona Sanders of Blaney, Miss … Continue reading Draughon’s News
Of much interest to the couple’s many friends is the marriage of Miss Margaret (Maggie) Blizzard to Columbia, formerly of Lugoff, to William Brady Buff of Lexington, which was solemnized Saturday evening, March 30, at 8 o’clock at Lutheran parsonage in West Columbia. The Rev. L. O. Dasher, Pastor of Mt. Herman Lutheran church, officiated in the presence of only members of the immediate families. … Continue reading Blizzard – Buff
1855 Eliza Jane Proctor Sanders was born October 2, 1855 in Blaney. 1900 Census Information: According to the United States Census recorded on June 25, 1900, William Sanders (43) owned a farm in Wateree Township, Kershaw County, South Carolina with his wife of 25 years, Eliza Sanders (44). It was reported that Eliza was the mother of 10 children; all of whom survive. Also in … Continue reading Eliza Jane Proctor Sanders
STRAYED OR STOLEN – FROM Blaney-Pontiac section one hound bitch and two 6 month old puppies, all black and white. Reward. A. D. Goff, Blaney, S. C. Continue reading Lost and Found
Learning that several Pieces of silver, a beaker and a spoon to be exact, in the silver exhibit at the Columbia Art association silver jubilee exhibition at the Columbia Township auditorium, bear the name of “Radcliffe and Guignard” . . . . This concern during the middle 19th century occupied the same site now occupied by Sylvan Brothers . . . . During Sherman’s invasion, … Continue reading Seen Here and There
STRAYED OR STOLEN – FROM Blaney-Pontiac section one hound bitch and two 6 month old puppies, all black and white. Reward. A. D. Goff, Blaney, S. C. Continue reading Lost and Found
Red Bank, April 7, – Mr. and MRs. Ira Shaeffer and son; Don, of Greenwood were weekend guest of T. M. Douglas and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gable and daughter, Shelby Jean, visited in Orangeburg last Sunday. Heyward Berry of the United States Nany of Norfolk, Va., is home on furlough. Heyward is a son of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Berry. Visiting mr. … Continue reading Red Bank Notes
State Park, April 7, – The Rev. A. Rufus Morgan, pastor of St. John’s Episcopal church of Columbia, conducted religious services held in the chapel at the South Carolina Sanatorium Thursday evening, March 28. Miss Margaret Marshall of Columbia accompanied the Rev. Mr. Morgan. Mrs. William H Moncrief left Tuesday for New York City where she will visit for the next ten days. Mrs. S. … Continue reading Morgan Conducts State Park Services Thrusday
Doris Catoe is the guest of her parents in Kershaw Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Moody Stoudemayer from Batesburg visited the school last Thursday and placed their daughter, Helen Mae, in Bowen’s Irma Floyd is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Floyd, in Kershaw. Ernest Ott is the guest of his parents in Branchville this weekend. Thelma Wimberly and Dot McCaskill are the weekend … Continue reading Bowen’s Briefs
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Davis and children, Sammy and Nancy, spent the past Sunday in Due West. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Addy, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Addy and Mary Edna Addy spent last weekend in Springfield, Ga., with the Rev. and Mrs. J. V. Addy. Lieut and Mrs. R. E. Sligh of Augusta, Ga., spent Thursday with relatives on Columbia avenue. Mr. … Continue reading North Columbia News
