Jurors for the court of general sessions to be open December 11 were drawn yesterday, C. E. Hinnant, clerk of the court, reported. Those drawn were: B. O. Neal, Roy Hornsby, V. E. McCall, Arthur V. Hooks, Perry E. Richardson, Theodore M. Martin, George D. Hedgepath, J. B. Anderson, Sr., John E. Reese, James M. Parker, Lee E. Eastman, Willie V. Huggins, R. L. Mitchell, … Continue reading Jurors Drawn for Court of Dec. 11
50 ACRE PEACH ORCHARD, 3 MILES from Blaney, S. C., one mile from Hwy. No. 1. This orchard is 6 years old and is being sold at a sacrifice on account of death of owner. Price is right, for a quick sale. L. M. Yelton, Eastover, S. C. Continue reading Farms and Acreage
50 ACRE PEACH ORCHARD, 3 MILES from Blaney, S. C., one mile from Hwy. No. 1. This orchard is 6 years old and is being sold at a sacrifice on account of death of owner. Price is right, for a quick sale. L. M. Yelton, Eastover, S. C. Continue reading Farms and Acreage
With the Fifth Army, Italy – A number of South Carolinians are members of the 689th Field Artillery battalion, whose big guns recently fired the first shells into the Po Valley of Italy for Lieut. Gen. Mark W. Clark’s Fifth army. Operating six 240-mm. howitzers and two eight-inch guns, the battalion has been knocking out bridges, pillboxes enemy guns and entire towns at extreme ranges … Continue reading South Carolinians Fight With 698th FA Battalion in Italy
Cpl. Wilbur H. Morgan, son of Mrs. Lula Morgan and the late Bryant Morgan of Blaney, has returned to Crystal River, Fla., after spending an 18-day furlough with his mother and family. He received basic training at Camp Grant, Illinois, and has been stationed in Florida since. He entered the army in April, 1942. Corporal Morgan has a brother in the army, Pvt. Earnest K … Continue reading In Uniform
1915 Arthur Thomas Simpson was born on 11 Sep 1915 in South Carolina, USA a child of Arthur Thomas Simpson Sr. and Mary Letitia Morrison Simpson. 1920 Arthur T Simpson, Jr., was counted in the census on 05 Jan 1920 in Wateree, Kershaw, South Carolina, USA, as a 4-year-old, male, single, white, son. Also in the home was his father, Arthur T Simpson and his … Continue reading Capt. Arthur Thomas Simpson, Jr.
Unique Success WITH THE FIFTH ARMY, Italy – Fifty-one South Carolina men are members of the 689th Field Artillery Battalion, whose big guns recently fired the first shells into the Po Valley of Italy for Lieutenant General Mark W. Clark’s Fifth Army. Operating six 240-millimeter howitzer and two eight-inch guns, the battalion has been knocking out bridges, pillboxes enemy guns and entire towns at extreme … Continue reading S. C. Men With Famed Fifth Army Battalion
Conducted by Joan S. Reynolds In Uniform Mrs. Marjorie Outlaw Wells of Blaney is now serving with the WAVES in Washington while her husband, Cpl. Ray C. Wells, is overseas with the army . . . William B. Zeiger of 2201 Blossom street has been promoted to major at Greenville Army Air field, Miss. . . Second Lieut. Lewis W. Felkel, Jr., of Cameron has … Continue reading Service Page
MRS. E. D. HORNSBY, who celebrated her sixty-fifth birthday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. C. E. Cook, 813 Huntington avenue, October 29. The house and dining room table were attractively decorated with beautiful fall flowers. The table was especially lovely with the large birthday cake, on which were 65 candles. The following guest enjoyed the dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Hornsby: Mr. and … Continue reading Mrs. E. D. Hornsby
Mrs. Marjorie Outlaw Wells, of Blaney, Army wife who is now serving with the WAVES of the Navy, has completed more than six months of active duty in the Navy Department in Washington, D. C. Her husband Corporal Ray C. Wells, is serving overseas with the Army. The daughter of Mrs. Myrtle Outlaw, of Blaney, WAVE Wells has two brothers serving at sea with the … Continue reading Army Wife Serves While Husband, Brothers Fight
