1883 Ada Evans Rose was born about 1883 to William Evans & Martha Evans 1928 On January 1, 1928, Mrs. J. I. Rose was listed in the newspaper article, “Blaney.” 1929 On March 3, 1929, Mrs. John I. Rose was mentioned in the newspaper article, BLANEY. On March 3, 1929, Mrs. John I. Rose was mentioned in the newspaper article, BLANEY 1945 On April 30, … Continue reading Ada Evans Rose
A hayride and wiener roast were given by Miss Libby Amick and Miss Helen Wood for a group of young people of Lower Richland high school. Those attending were: Mildred Cook, Ethel Aliney, Anne Milne, Midget Long, Jerrie Amick, Azile Corley, Bennie Wiggins, Wade Epps, Ricky Godshell, Dukei Marshall, Bo Long, Gene Long, Lud Milne, Rufus Addison and Ronnie Godshall. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. … Continue reading Bluff Lodge News
Jimmy Dorsey signing records in the Bradford record store on Main street yesterday as goggle-eyed women, photo hounds, auditioners and just plain fans (including electric) looked on and asked questions. And Jimmy, after having several pictures taken, saying, “You would think they’d run out of bulbs and film!” When quizzed, Mr. Dorsey disclosing that he plans to go to Lumberton, North Carolina, Virginia Beach, Ashbury … Continue reading Seen Here and There
Sun-browned lassie, about 25 years old, walking barefoot down a principal up-town street yesterday afternoon. Has it come to this. Traffic officer finding an overtime ticket tied to the offending parking meter which had registered “Violation.” ON the ticket, the unlucky motorist had peened this note: “I went to get some change and, when I returned at 11:12, I put a nickel in the slot.” … Continue reading Seen Here and There
Among recent enlistees in the Regular Army, according to Maj. John A. Martin of the Columbia Army Recruiting station are Sam Green, 115 Northwood street, who enlisted in the army air forces for a three-year period, and Kermit Penley, Route 1, Blaney, who likewise applied for the air forces. Continue reading Two Enlist For Army Air Force
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Miles of route 3, Columbia, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Virginia Dorothy, to James Carol Tucker, son of R. R. Tucker of Blaney. The wedding is to take place June 21. Continue reading Dorothy Miles
Miss Ermie Elizabeth Wicker of Pomaria and Columbia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Albert Wicker of Pomaria, will become the bride of Howard Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chalmers Landy Young of Columbia, in a ceremony taking place at 5:30 p.m. Sunday, June 8, in St. Matthew’s Lutheran church, Pomaria. The Rev. M. T. Cullum, pastor, will officiate, and the wedding music is … Continue reading Wicker – Young Wedding Plans
In a quiet and simple ceremony at the Baptist parsonage at 1:30 p. m., May 24 Miss Lillie Rodgers became the bride of Eddie Hornsby, Jr. The Rev. Floyd Montgomery, pastor, preformed the ceremony. The bride was attired in a navy blue dress with black and white accessories. Her corsage was blue, white and pink larkspurs. Mrs. Hornsby is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. … Continue reading Hornsby – Rodgers
Mrs. Mary Adlee Paschal of Blaney today was a Columbia hospital patient. She fell and broke her hip yesterday. Continue reading Blaney Woman Injured
Convicts Captured CAMDEN, June 4 – Five Negro fugitives from the Boykin prison farm near Sumter were captured near here at Blaney last night and today by officer, with the held of bloodhounds from the Kershaw county, farm. Their arrest complete the capture of all six who escaped last Sunday, on having been taken after bloodhounds had flushed him from woods near here Monday. Last … Continue reading All Of 5 Escapees Taken By Officers
