Baron DeKalb, Nov. 27 – The Baron DeKalb boys and girls swept a basketball doubleheader here tonight from Blaney. The boys won 41-33 and the girls 32-24. In the girls’ game, Herron led DeKalb with 15 and Campbell had 13 for Blaney. For the boys, Williams of DeKalb and Kirkland of Blaney both had 11 points. Continue reading DeKalb Wins Two Games From Blaney Hi School
With First Corps in Korea – Pfc. Clyde Spradley, 522 Assembly street, Columbia, S. C., is serving with the 936th field artillery battalion in Korea. Private First Class Spradley, who entered the army in August, 1951, attended Blaney high school. Continue reading Spradley Is Attached To Artillery In Korea
With the 7th Infantry Division in Korea – Sgt. Marion L. Coker, whose wife, Mary, lives on Route 75, Columbia, S. C., is serving with the 7th Infantry division in the front lines of Korea. The division, now attacking Communist positions in rugged mountain terrain above the 38th parallel, is a veteran unit of the war and has been in Korea more than a year. … Continue reading Sgt. Marion L. Coker On Korean Front Lines
The gallantry and unselfish courage of a Camden army sergeant in valiantly giving medical aid to a wounded comrade under enemy fire in Korea was rewarded with the posthumous presentation of the Silver Star to his mother in Columbia Saturday. Sgt. Herbert H. Hornsby, recipient of the medal, given only for gallantry in action, was subsequently killed in action in Korea on June 23, 1951, … Continue reading H. H. Hornsby Is Honored Posthumously
Blaney, Nov. 16 – Blaney high school took a basketball double-header from Mount Pisgah here tonight. The girls’ team won the first game, 27-19. Dowey was high scorer for Blaney with 11 points. Bradley was high for Mount Pisgah with eight points. The Blaney boys’ team took the second game 34-11. M. Kirkland was high point man for Blaney with 12 points, Dinson topped Mount … Continue reading Blaney High Wins Two From Mount Pisgah High
Joe Rawl of the Lexington FFA chapter showed the grand champion gilt at the Seventh annual purebred pig show sponsored by the Sears, Roebuck foundation yesterday at the State Fair Grounds. Fred Meetze of the Irmo chapter took top honors in the boar class. Donald Shealey of the Irmo chapter had the reserve champion gilt with a Berkshire pig. Lee Rawl of Lexington chapter showed … Continue reading Joe Rawl and Fred Meetze Take Honors at Pig Show
The seventh annual FFA purebred pig show, sponsored by the Sears-Roebuck foundation in co-operation with the state department of education, will be held at 1:30 this afternoon at the State Fair grounds, W. E. Gore, district supervisor of agricultural education, said yesterday. This project, accepted and conducted by the vocational agriculture teachers, involves the FFA chapter membership in their schools and is sponsored by the … Continue reading Purebred Pig Show To Be Held Today At Fair Grounds
Blaney, Nov. 13 – The Baron DeKalb boys and girls basketball teams made a clean sweep here tonight over Blaney. The boys won 37-19, and the girls triumphed, 29 to 22. Herren led the girls scoring for DeKalb with 15 points and Dowey had ten for Blaney. Hyatt led the DeKalb boys with 12 and Brown had eight for Blaney. Continue reading Baron DeKalb Wins Two Games Over Blaney Team
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Mr. and Mrs. Mark Crosson Taylor have moved from 1229 Blanding street into their new home at 3109 Columbia avenue. Mrs. Taylor was formerly Mrs. W. D. Grigsby of Blaney. Continue reading Change of Address
