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City Council met
and Zoning
ana made plans to
dilapidated buildings in the
ty at tbeillmeeting on August

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d Zoning Comto
Johnsonville Qty
meeting, aylng that
COuncil hope&amp; to keep in
contact witb
, In
for the city.
Mrs. DeCamps told the group
t BiJJy Mace
be in
of grants
governalso said that
city
tely apply

Commumty Development

, but that no decision had
:.n made for their use. Storm
is top priority for the

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, she added.
Mrs. DeCamps al$0 an~ea that steps are being
ken toward repairing or
eQJ.olishing
condemned

Council agreed to write a

letter to V. 0. Eaddy
granting him an extension
for the removal of a
dilapidated building until
October 6. Eaddy had
previously requested an
extension from Council.
Council also agreed to
write a letter to Chives
PI osser giving him until
Septemb~r
1, to do

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something about the old
theatre and ice house.
After that date council will
proceed with the city attorney to have the
buildings deJnolished ·and
bill the property owner.

Wilson Hardee, chairman of
the Planning and Zoning
told the council
that the conunission had made
recommendations for
recreational facilities tor the
town, made application for
housing grants and would undertake a study of transportation in the area. He said
that the commission had
several applications for
rezoning. Some were approved
and some not.
In other business, Council
gave third reading to a zoning
ordinance amendment, to
rezone part of the country club
to core commercial. Councilman Everett reported that
junk vehicles had been removed
from the General Telephone lot,
and the problem of 'liquid
spillage from the A &amp; C gar~&amp;
had been remedie'd. He added
that his department would
pursue a problem concerning an
open ·ditch with the highway
department.
Everett also noted that
sanitation workers had compia~ that some service
Stations wer using 55 gallon
drums fOr

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This practice is in violation Of
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Councilman Taylor
l.4bthouse Crisis Interven ..."
city ordinance, Everett said, city. Council agreed to his
.
that he would go over the Cen..
which prohibits containers over request.
MrS. DeCamps told
30 gallon capacity. Council
Council
discussed
the proposed budget with the city's
agreed that the ordinance problem of trailors parked in accountants and present it for thit if tbe city does not fill
Senior Citizens
violation ot the zoning or- adoption at the next meeting.
should be enforced.
CoUncil agreed to pay a $1,000 slots soon tbey will
them ..
The problem of bicycles dinance and requested tbat the
A
for a pollee --·
parked on sidewalks was Police Department and the note to Johnson ville First
brought to the attention of Planning and Zoning Com- Baptist Church. The church to direct traffic at the
council and it was noted that mission make a survey and made the note to the city to sonville elementary scbool
one merchant had offered to keep council informed about provide Johnsonville's share for ..
the esta
build a proper bicycle rack. violations of the ordinance.
Everett was instructed to bring
a recommendation to council
concerning the problem at the
t meeting.
ncilman
Whiteside
repQC'tei that the dog program
had essentially achieved ·its
purpose, and people have better
control of their animals. Tbe
dog
had little success
with the dart gun, however, as it
was not working properly.
Councilman Mace moved to
return the gun and wtused ·
chemicals and try to recover as
much of their cost as possible.
Continued from
Council agreed.
Council also discussed the
approved.
possibility of working out a
Mrs. DeCamps
procedure on a call out basis
three applications
with the dog warden, but no
received for the
action was taken.
Recorder. Co ....~
WhitesidEf said he would 1}4ve
ernploy Uldon
a report on the
position, beginning
auxiliary police for~
on a 90 day trial basts, as is
next .J meeting of
custon1ary for all city
Meanwhile, he
apployees. It was also. noted -·proval to announce the
money had been budgeted in -·"
program, take applic~tions and
next fiscal year fOl' the pur
set up a meeting with no
chase of a set of law books
obligation on the par~ of the
the city.
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Mrs. DeCamps rep6i(ed that
would represent the City of
k-.
v~lle at groundbreaking
"''"'remon1es at the McLeod
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ional Medical Center.
Mrs. DeCamps has also been
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to be a charter member
the state Community
-·t Association and a
Of the S.C. Municipal
ssociation's Legislative
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Johnsonville Rescue Squad
Queen, Ernestine Jowers, cut
the ribbon to the door of the
new quarters in Johnsonville in
dedication ceremonies held
recently.
Chief Hilburn Stone said
during the service, ''In cutting
of these ribbons we are
officially opening the doors of
these recently completed
facilities to the sick and
suffering of the community."
Chief Stone welcomtld guests
and J . W. Jowers opened the
event with prayer. Kenneth H.
Stone recognized guests
including Mayor E. L. Cox and
members of the Town Council,
Rep. Odell Venters, Fire Chief
Irby Stone and members of his
department , and Charles
Godwin of Lake City. Harry
Francis Powell gave the
history of the rescue squad
after which Rev. Paul Reid,
Chaplain was joined by the
ministers of the churches of the
community in the dedicatory
prayer.
·
Mrs.
Albert
Powell,
President of the Women's
Auxilliary of the' · Rescue
Squad, gave a wife's view on
having her husband serve as a
member of the rescue squad.
She told of the hours spent
alone, in her case, while her
husband trains to become
better qualified to serve the
suffering to the community, of
the family's plans that may be
changed in a minute when the
phone rings and the husband is
needed to make a call. There
are also the hours of anxi!'!fy
for the patient and the safety of
the husband when he must
leave in such haste sometimes

that he does not even have time
to say who the patient is or in
what direction he will be going.
In spite of all this, she said, the
women gladly sacrifice the
time that could be spent with
their husbands to have them
train and serve by putting their
knowledge into practice.
It is by so doing that the
community can know that
there is someone able to assist
and care for those in need in a
natural disaster such as was
experimented this past winter
or int he event of a national
emergency.
Albert Powell presented
Rev . Reid with a gift as a token
of appreciaton for his years of
service with the squad as he
was leaving to accept a new
pastorate in Bratt, Florida.
Mrs.
Art
Brookens
remembered Mrs. Reid with a
gift of a silver tray for her
devotion to • the newly
organized women's auxiliary.
Others who participated on
the program were Rev. and
Mrs. Paul Howell and son,
Bronson, Norman Edgeworth,
Mrs. Dike Powell, Mrs. Katie
;\vant, Mrs. Veretha Cribb and
Miss Marsha Avant.
The original rescue squad
organization was formed back
in March, 1965 and was named
the Tri-County Rescue Squad.
After about a year, the
organization became a loosely
run outfit.
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Finally, in late February it
was reorganized in 1969. The
first officers were Thomas E.
Redmond, chief; Kenneth
Lyerly, assistant chief; Louie
Poston, secretary-treasurer,
and board members Wilson
Hardy, Jimmy Chapman, Bob
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Ramage, Elbert C. Baxley and
Irby Stone .
On May 26, 1971 , ground was
broken for the present building
with Mayor E . L. Cox,
Representative Odell Venters,
Squad 'Chief Thomas E .
Redmond
and
several
members present. Relying on
volunteer help , both in
manpower and financing , the
Johnsonville Volunteer Rescue
Squad facility on Broad Street
is completed.
The new building is 42 by 40
feet and has.a truck or vehicle
section, a meeting hall and
office, bath and bedroom and
kitchen. It is valued at $15,000
with an outstanding balance of
only $3,000. The squad owns
three vehicles.
''We
did
the
labor
ourselves,"
said
Henry
Francis Powell, referring to
members of the squad and
many other interested persons
who have lent their support.
J . W. Jowers, who teaches
masonry at the High School,
had his students helping out.
''They laid the block for the
building, the brick around the
front, and poured the floor,
Powell said.
The rescue squad receives
$250 a month from Florence
County and the remaining
funds are raised through
dinners ,
the
sale
of
merchandise, etc. ''Fifty per
cent of the people we care for
give us donations," said
Powell. ''That is how we
operate."
The rescue squad members
have been working on three
Saturday nights a month (two
per night&gt;
at McLeod
Memorial
Hospital's
emergency room in Flornece
for first-aid training. They
have iilso attended FlorenceD a rl in gt on Technical
Education Center and courses
elsewhere for additional
instruction. A firts-aid course
has just been completed at the
Johsonville facility, taught by
W. M. Tisdale
of Pamplico.
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Ten persons completed this
course. A course in Emergency
Medical Technology is to begin
at the squad building on
Thursday, September 20. This
course will be taught by Robert
Sullivan of Lake City. There
are still several openings
available for the course and
anyone who is interested is

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Officers of the rescue squad
are: Hilburn Stone, chief ;
Albert Powell, First assistant
chief ; J . W. Jowers, second
Assistant chief; Simon McNeil,
captain ;
Ralph
Poston,
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Other members of the squad
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Johnson, Roy Beavers, Alle.n
Howard, Johnnie Timmons,

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Jessie Wallace, believed to be
the first black man ever to run
for a seat on the city council in
Johnsonville , announced his
candidacy last week.

Lentz . a young
an. has annouced his
seek a place on the
Je City Council in the
ection .
g about his decision
aid he had received a
uragement to do so .
is not serving any
se by not being on
·1. and that if he is
may be able to be of
ice to the citizens of
ially feels that there
young person on the
express the ideas of
er people. and a
man should be a
of the council to
the business interest
. Also. he feels that
e woman and a good
son should be on
is way. all the people
represented.
s several things on
. and if elected he
represent the people
a person who will
main stream just
at may be the easiest
take. He expects to
d speak out for what
right for the people.
Uy." he ays. "'the
this town a re not
on the activities of the
d the council meets
y decide to call a
· be Pam Powell,

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Randolph Willis , a John1
sonville man who is new in the
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field of politics, has announced
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his candidacy for the office of
Born in Poston, S.C., Wallace
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mayor of the city.
has made his home in JohnI
Willis says he is confident
sonville for the past SS years.
that with a good, strong council
he can bring about imDuring a recent interview he
prove111ents within the city and
said he was retired from a life
in the government of the city.
time of work as a successful
There are areas and issues
MARION
THOMAS
brick
ma
son.
but
quickly
which he feels need to be looked
Wll..BURCOIJJNS
changed that to 'semi - retired
into and he is not the least bashwhen he said he does work out of
ful in discussing them. ln fac.t,
tow11 a good bit, helping a
he said he feels the people
friend.
should know what the candidates stand for .
He feels that council
In addition to his work as a
meetings, first of all, should be
mason, which has kept him
open to the public and notices
pretty
much
in
demand,
he
Wilbur Collins, incumbent
should be given of the meetings,
owns
a
business
west
of
candidate for re - election to the
as is called for in one of the
Johnsonville,
and
is
helping
his
RANDOLPH WILLIS
Johnsonville City Council .
ordinances. He is out-spoken
Marion
Thomas,
former
son
with
some
farming.
recalled last week that he was
aoout the opposed to the type citizens of the town received
Johnsonville
Police
Chief,
has
elected to the council in a
meetings of the past, being such report. but that it was
Wallace
said
he
decided
to
filed
as
a
candidate
for
a
seat
on
special election on April 5, 1971,
called on short notice and prior to the present adrun
for
a
seat
on
the
council
in
the
Johnsonville
City
Council
in
to fill the unexpired term of
the municipal election to be held meetings not being held on the ministration . He does not feel
the
upcoming
election
sheduled
Duane Howard , who had
night when the city ordinance that the revenue is being wisely
on
Tuesday, May 28,.
for
May
28,
to
contribute
what
resigned, for a period of a year.
Thomas moved to John- calls for them. He says he feels
pent in all areas.
he could to good government for
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sonville a little over ten years this is definately to keep the
He not only advocates open
the city.
After serving that year,
ago with his wife, Barbara, his press and citizens from at- council meetings with prior
Collins was re - elected in May,
notices, but he feels the city
The candidate and his wife, two daughters, Donna and tending.
Willis thinks it would be of would benefit greatly from a
1972 for a two year term of of- Hannah, known to the town- Cheri, and son, Ricky. They
fice to expire with the new speople as 'Pink' had four formerly lived in Columbia.
great intere t to the citizens to monthly meeting between the
Both Mr. and Mrs. Thomas receive a copy of the audit mayor and council and
election.
children.
were employed in industry until report so they might be in- business111en to disc•ISS their
December, 1971 when Thomas formed of the financial con- needs and ideas in an infor111al
Wallace Is affiliated with the
The first year of his service to
the town was as head of the Free Will Holiness Church joined the Johnsonville Police dition of the city and be aware atmosphere. Willis says he is
Department.
of how their money Is being greatly disturbed over the fact
water department. He has located west of Johnsonville.
He served as a policeman spent. He said at one time the
that the business potential of the
served as police commissioner
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city is not at its peak. He
for the past two years.
deplores the idea of the people
of the town going out of tow11
Collins, said, ''I am really
do their shopplnll and spen
looking forward to the uptheir money when the 1
coming election.''
merchants should benefit.
He added that regardless of
He feels that the increase ·
who wins or who loses, this will
the water rate and the amoun
be an interesting election. He ls
of water 11sage deserves som
glad to see so many people
attention. AMther Issue is
offering for the council. It
fact that the sanitation rate w
increased in order to meet
makes him aware that the
citizens are coocerned with the
cost of the private contracto
but oow that his services are
welfare of the tow11.
longer being used, there ha
Collins, who ls seini - retired.
Is a route man for a dally
been oo mention of deleting thi
additional charge from th
newspaper.
Married to the fo1mer Cleon•
monthly bill. He takes issu
Q eel, they have two chil•l1 en,
with the purchase of the ne1
sanitation truck, saying that U1
Mrs. Miriam C. Matthews and
city bad the offer of land for
Wtlbur, Jr. who ls a student at
William J. Barne , left. and l\targaret Justice, officials
landfill and also half the c:osl 1
Johnsonville Middle School.
rro1n
the
Adanta
office
or
the
Department
of
Health.
1 bey also have two grandJE:SSIE WAU.ACE
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Education and Welfare, were in the Florence District
children.
Five offices la l week. reviewing the area school •

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                    <text>Johnsonville Elects
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Mrs_ R. B- Dickson, pro-minent
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New~ Hev iew last night, in. the
J'ecent elec tinn !or to wn otY.icers
R. B. Dickson and Mr. Bishop,
. candida tes for th e office or intPndnllt, each t·ccefved 22 votes.
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j the nomination of Mrs. Diekson,
wife of one of t he candidate~.
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was elected a dele~ate t o lhf'

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~- football .seasons. The Fl.ashes broke the 2t ganle ¥;-inning
· • ~trcak or the defending state (;Jass, AA champioo:s. lhe
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· Class AA J'la~'{tffs this r..riday liight wh~n ltrey host Bamberg
- f~rhardl oo. t~ Flashes home field. •
Jobnso11villc. Y.-hidt no"'' sporls a L0-0-l r~rord. didn,t ha\•e
::;uch a eaS)' ·Lime -...·itl• lhe Dragons . though Co~b Bob
Jtank1ns~ learn looked like it might coa~t etfter lhe fjrsl half.
The Flashes jumped ool front early when l~'1bert V.'ea\•er
. •ook a Bi k)' Rankin piteh -oot on the 11 ya rd line and v.·::i~ into
, .. thf~ end iooe untouched to gk;i·c the Falcons a 7-0 le&lt;1d with
· Gregg r""llrt:he~ Kkl&lt;ing the £1 AT! .
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, fi1ld rlltll)ing by F'rtiz Ed"·ards lli'ho accounlcd for 42 ~·ards or
. rushing in 1t'M! &amp;3 )'&lt;trd drive in jusl 5&lt;!\ en carries.
The Fla.shes~~ Dragons. mo\red 1he ball v.·c\1all1•ight l{tng
as they sho\ved ~he f.ans S.Offi(! of tne best football pla~·ed ]ri
. lo~it Jn ti 1c pi) st 1-0 }~~ars_ ·
,. · The Dragons lookoo like true r.-ha111ps as the}' came Oi.it to
. start thi! third quart.er und je:im1r1ctJ tile b11 II slraight at the
· l;-1 ri shes d.efen.c;.p . f!the~' had ~tichae I Cooper ,..·ail lng to r{'{:ei~·e
Tomnl}' \\'ilkie'sp.eiss for the-touchdown.
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mirar:le, Cooper came out cf lhc groop ;i.·lt11 .tlic footbill1 and
scampered iriln the r:nd 1.one for the onl}' Dri:i~On score.
The to,Jashcs held anotMr drive late in tllr. game whe11 the
. Dragon~ mo\'L'd the ooll to lhie (i\'I? bul eouldn~t pLish it acro!i.l:i
: ·anfi the home team behind the ru11ning of fullbrie~ R~y
· T~alloi.1 , ran l he clock flu l.
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: r-·~ashcs th1s season and ht:1s. h;:1d \•er}· li~tlC'! crf!dit (~xr-ept
I rOTil lhe coaching Slll rr l is ~!ark King .
King d.r.scr\'ed the ac.ade~y a\.\·urd for acting lnsl ,,-cl"k Ll.s
late in lhe game \~·hen lhc Uragons had 1lt!ld .th~ Flashes 3nd
forcerl them to punt, King waited lo the last s~co11d before
: klcking the bal l and t:ausP.d the Dragon defender to tun into
· J1il11 a11d roughing the kicker was cal led. The prct•)' part or Ch~
: d~al \\·a:s Lhu rttns iii th~ s la~ thought thal King hart real]}·
. heen creamed b~ 1 thc .tleft!ooer i1ul ri:all _v he \\'as be&lt;1rl&gt;'
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'fhc ci;11t er for ~he F'lashC's did a great jab of getting the bal!
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\\"&lt;?-11 lhis S(laS&lt;ln ~lld to !oo.k at htm ~· au 111ight th]nk lhal t1c
cauJd care Jess ,~·hat praise he gets he-rause he's a real silent
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t)ut to u,5e a1' old cliche, You'\'C come a Ion&amp; via:&gt;· bab.l··

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· gel under f{&lt;1nkin's pa&amp;sc..'$ .
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~ea son, can.s idering Ihat the Fla ~tes ha vc \ler .\' little depth .
. Rtit1kin ~\' i 11 be I~ rir.~t· tQ_a~mil -t~al hi~ team ha:.; the right
~lClilttdl' and hti,•ing·a n•nnirlg hr.t('k st1ch as Ed~·ards eer~
'&lt;1inly i1clps lli.~C1).."1~hing jobmuchea$iicr.
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tl}~ stale aoo right hi! ~hCJulu be bet~use he has th~ nacural
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Friday and Saturday,
. 12 and 13, for the
sonville Hardware· and
ance Company.
is was preceded by a
n cutting ceremony in
David L. Marsh, Sr.,
r member of the firm,
ssisted by his son and cor, David L. Marsh, Jr.,
his grandson, David

aun Marsh.
participating in the ..
am were Mayor E·. L. Cox
ev. Nevelle Lambert. , .
number ;of
floral
gements were received
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messages
. of
attilation.
·
.
nsonville Hardware and
iance Compa·n y was
lished on January 1, 1949,
avid Marsh, Sr., and his
brother-in-law, Grady C.
. They experienced a
ant success f roDl the
ning which has grown

feet. It has a lovely step-up
off ice and plenty of space in the
rear with a paved, off-street
parking · area and side
entrance.
Their business consists
mostly . of a general hardware
line and they also . carry
housewares, paints, floor
coverings and lawn mowers.
They handle a lot of steel and.
do custom work in pipe c.utting
and threading.
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opening were Bob Couch ,
Di-strict
Sales Manager
Hardware, Monroe, N. C.;
Harold Clemmons of Myrtle
Beach, a repr~sentative of
Dixie O'Brien Paint Company
and Bob Carter of Sumter, with
Jolly Roger ~tuclios.
Hundreds of balloons and
miniature paint cans filled
with candy were given away
·during the grand opening.
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time.
May, 1963, Jones passed
. The business continued
partnership with his
w, Mrs. Ruth M. Jones, as
er until early 1973. At this
David

Marsh,

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·red her interest.
til recently they had
ted in ·a rented building. ·
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· Tiie Joh,n8onville High School

Clas5 qf 1931held its first
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reunion · on Saturday night,
october • 22, - at the Wellman
Country Club in Johnsonville.
. . -The-·idea- of· a _''get together''
original~ during the summer
. when -~Lena .Altinan Clemmer
·
was -visiting her sister, Willia
Altman Mccutchen, and
through.a local afr-i:Onditioning
technician· discovered that
· Theodora Allman Buskirk had
. . come back home to retire. Lena
-went Tu-visit Theo at her new •
home in Uie Tiihlty Conununity.
Neither . recognized the other,
but it _did not take long to get
. oack on_ ·' ' memory lane.''
. Contacts-and arrangements for
- the" aff~ii were made by Lena
. and . Theo.
- . The response was
very positive and six of the
seven remaining mer11bers with
their spouses attended. Clytie
. Poston~
unable to be
. . Clark~ was
with. the ... g-r.oup . because. of
recent _surg~ry; .
' ..
1931
After forty-six years there
was, needless to say, a lot of :\lt•111bt&gt;rs &lt;1f tltl.' graduati11g class of Joh11so11ville of .t6
catching up to do, so the evening ~· t•ars ag111111.'t recl.'11tly fo1· thei1· fi1·st 1·eunio11, which was
began· at--6 p;m. with dinner attl.'11dl.'d b)·. 11.'ft to rigl1t, f1·011t 1·ow: Le11a Altma11
scheduled for 7 p.m. Francis E. &lt;( 'lt&gt;111111t&gt;r l. Tl11.'&lt;1d11ra ,\It111a11 ( Buski1·k), J1iez Ava11t
&lt;S11111akl. a11d !\adi111.' 11a1111a &lt;Huggi11s&gt;; back 1·ow:
Laµning
from
Hopewell,
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1-·ra11cis 1-:. 1.a1111i11g. 1-:d\\·ard ,\, 1-:addy. a11d Thea Lewis .
Virginia._ :was master of
,\bsl.'111 ,,·as ('l)·die P&lt;1sto11 &lt;cla1·k&gt;.
cerernonies ~uring the program
portion of_the dinner hour. He
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-- open~d . ~e affair by expressing
Department in Sununerville. entered the field of nursing, is
-~:~riks to.Lena..and The&lt;i for Having been widowed five "einployed at Moncrief Army
get.ting th~ _: grpup ·together.
Hospital
in
Columbia.
She
and
years
ago,
Inez
resides
in
~n iii-' mi?ipory ·of the . two
Ridgeville. She has two her husband have two children
decea~d mer11bers; Lila Stone
children, a son and a daughter, and two grandsons.
and Merrill · Williard Poston,
Edward Allen (Edo·) Eaddy
both
of
whom
attended
Baptist
Francis _ read - appropriate
retired in 1977 from the position
College at Charleston.
scriptures frorri the Bible.
Nadine Hanna Huggins, who as District Superintendent of
!fhe µtvocation was giveQ by
Edward A-. Eaddy. Lena extended a for111al welcome and as
NOTICE
a high-light for the. occasion had
engaged Miss -Katherine Lewis
In the future the policy on
A wedding announce will
to
announcing ' birth an·
not be used unless it is
- sing
. . .. ''Memories.'' She
: presented -a most touching
nouncements,
engagesubmitted to the paper · in
rendition.
.
ments
and
wedorder that it may be
· - the class
members
then told
dings in the OBSERVER
published no later than one
.
something:about '!hat he or she
will be as follows:
month following the event.
had dQlle since leaving high
A birth announcement
_
school at J.ohnsonville.
will not be used unless it is
We also ask that all
Francis J,;anning .has enjoyed.
submitted to the paper in
bride-elects and their
most -·of.. tile years since
order that it be published
mothers be responsible for
graduati9n with Hercules in
before the baby is any older
reporting any parties they
Hopewell, Virginia and is in the
than one month.
may wish us to publish as
proc~ss .. of retiring from his
An engagement anthe occur, We will not
posjtion there. _ lie has ·been
nouncement will not be
publish the story of bridal
married· fi&gt;r - 38-~ years and has
published unless it is
parties with the wedding
~ee ~_cln.Idi-en :-:-.one daughter submitted to the paper in
story except the rehearsal
and two sons._ The children are
order that if bepublistiea - party and any parties
married-and tOgether have six
two full weeks before the
which occur on the day of
grandchildren with aMther on
wedding date.
the wedding.
the way.__ .. ·
Lena _Altinan C}.~er has
had a . succ::essful career in the
fiel.d u( business education. She
retired in 1976 and has enjoyed
traveling and doing the things
she did-not have time to do while
eniploy~ .. She has .a daughter
who · is married and lives in
· Ch8riotte: ·North. Carolina.
·. 'fhea Lewis, who retired four
years ago from a career as a
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CHOICE
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specialist home builder, is
married to the forrner Logan
YELLOW &amp; WHITE GOLD Merriman and lives in
4 &amp; 6 Prong
Hemingway. They have one son
and two gra.gdchildren.
Inez Avant Smoak is employed as a clerk in the DorWest
Side
Plaza
chester
County
Health
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tne Johnsonv ille School s
following a career in the field of
education. He is married, and
he and Mrs. Eaddy have two
daughters and four grandchildren.
Theodora Altman Buskirk
entered the field of nursing and
she and her husband, Eli, have
built a new home in the Trinity
Community
for
their
retirement. They have two
children, a girl and a boy.
The evening was complete
with corsages for the women
and boutionnaires for the 1nen
with
printed
programs
especially designed for the
occasion. There were favors of
note • pads
and
pens
contributed by Johnsonville
State Bank, and calendars and
rulers given by the Johnsonville
Hardware.
Inez Smoak added a special
touch of nostalgia by bringing
an invitation to the class
graduation which included class
officers, class flower, class
colors and class motto. Theo
Altman was listed as the class
president back in 1931.
This reunion was so much
pleasure and enjoyment that
the group voted to have another
one in 1979.

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