Mrs. Ollie Heath of Blaney, who was injured in a head-on automobile collision Thrusday night about five miles out on the Farrow road, was termed as being in a “fairly good” condition by a Baptist hospital official. The car in which Mrs. Heath was a passenger was struck by a 1942 Chrysler driven by Samuel Roof, 25, of Route 3 Columbia. Both cars were termed … Continue reading Blaney Wreck Victim in Fairly Good Condition
The wedding of Miss Sara Logatha Watts and Rev. Bill E Goff took place September 30 in the Highway Pentecostal Holiness church, Blaney. The Rev. Leo Edwards, pastor, assisted by the Rev. C. B. Bigby, officiated using a double-ring ceremony. A program of music was furnished by Miss Miriam Jeffers, pianist, and the Rev. W. I. Jeffers, vocalist. The User was D. E. Jeffers, Jr. … Continue reading Watts-Goff Wedding Held
The Rev. and Mrs. Bill E Goff were wed recently. Mrs. Goff is the former Miss Sara Logatha Watts, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Manis Watts. The bridegroom is the son of Gary Goff and the late Mrs. Goff of Blaney. Continue reading The Rev. and Mrs. B. E. Goff
“Jack & The Beanstalk’ To Open Tomorrow The Columbia Junior Theater, sponsored co-operatively by the Junior League and the Town Theater, will open its 1950-51 season tomorrow afternoon at 4 o’clock with the beloved children’s fair tale, “Jack and the Beanstalk.” Two additional performances of this all-time favorite children’s story are schedule. An evening performance will be given on Friday night at 8 o’clock and … Continue reading JUNIOR THEATER PLAY
1872 Houston T. Terry was born on April 16, 1872. 1950 Funeral arrangements for Heustus (Houston) T. Terry, 76, who was killed Thursday afternoon, October 19, 1950 when struck by an automobile, will be at 4 o’clock today, October 21, 1950 from Macedonia Baptist Church, by the Rev. Mr. Joy, pastor, assisted by Rev. A. L. Woods, pastor of Spears Creek Church. Survivors include his … Continue reading Houston T. Terry
1866 Endora Magdalene Kelly was born on 29 Oct 1866 in South Carolina, USA a child of James Thomas Kelly and Henrietta Brown Kelly. She had five siblings, namely: Minnie Kelly, Evelyn Gilbert Kelly, Carrie Viola Kelly, Benjamin Morgan Kelly, and James Logan Kelly. 1880 Eudora Kelley was counted in the census on 11 Jun 1880 in Columbia, Richland, South Carolina, USA as a thirteen-year-old, … Continue reading Endora Magdalene Kelly Keith
LOST – TWO BLACK AND WHITE SPOTted female fox dogs about seven miles from Blaney, S. C. on highway no. 26. Reward $25 for any information leading to recovery, Otis Goff, Blaney, S. C. Continue reading Lost and Found
CAMDEN, Oct. 16 – The court of general session for Kershaw county will hold its fall term at the next local courthouse beginning next Monday. Judge William H. Grimball of Charleston is to preside over the court term. Jurors drawn for the term include J. M. Wooten, Blaney, Abe Hilton, Liberty Hill, C. E. Burnett, Kershaw, F. C. Humphries, Bethune, Louise F. Anderson, Camden, C. … Continue reading Pruitt To Hold Term Of Court For Kershaw
Greenville – Twenty-three new students have been awarded positions in Furman university’s marching band, Director Robert B. Cantrick has announced. The band, noted for its unique formation, performs for most of the university’s football games and will appear in Furman’s Homecoming Day parade Saturday, Oct. 21. Selected for the band were William Chapman of Inman, Michael Brandi of Bloomfield, N. J., Bruce Ford, James Richey … Continue reading 23 Furman Band Members Named
LOST – TWO BLACK AND WHITE SPOTted female fox dogs about seven miles from Blaney, S. C. on highway no. 26. Reward $25 for any information leading to recovery, Otis Goff, Blaney, S. C. Continue reading Lost and Found
