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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA&#13;
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I, Hugh Hanna, planter of the District of Williamsburg and State aforesaid; being of sound mind and memory, do make and declare this my last will and testament in manner and form following; to wit.&#13;
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Item 4th. I give devise and bequeath unto my son Joseph F. Hannathe following named three (3) negroes viz. Sam, Lizza and Crissa with the future issue and increase of the said females.&#13;
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James H. Stone&#13;
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The , p10.Jcct. oL !llark!ng ~l1 c g1·ot1nds were f j1·st t.1sed as a coloncounty s h1sto1·1cal s it0s is being ial n1us te1· g1·ot1nd. It is also the
sponRorcd by tl1c Mai·garct Gregg site of a sl&lt;irmish between Colonel
GoJ·do!l Chapter, D~t1gl1le1·~ of the 1'arlcton and Ma.jor John James.
Ame1·1c;i_n RPvolut1011, with tl1c ca1np Ridge, \Vhcrc Francis
cooperation oi the county delcga- 1\'Ia1·ion camped en i·oute to the
tion.
Batlle of Ta1·cotc is al so a conT~e m a1·krr s arc of the sla11d~i·d tcn1plated site Io~ a m a ker.
~~sign. set })y tl1~ ~oulh Carol~na
\ 'JI,,LAGF; TO BJJ 1\1ARKED
Iustorical ~omn11ss1011. Ca11·y1ng \\' illtO\\'n has Jo11g be.e n regardout. the motif of the state' flag, the eel as one of \\'illiamshurg's most
main pan&lt;3~ has a da_1·k ~lue back- i11tcrcsting historic·al spots and the
gro1:1nd wt1h lctt.crs. in silver (ll1c location of the n O\\' vanished vilequ1valcnt of \\1h~le in hc1·c1ldry). A lagc \vill he 111arked. \:Villtow11 on
triangular c1. .cst insc1·led at the top..t,_---.........-___,~--------s11ggests the shape oI tl1e stale
and shows a small i·cprescntation
of the flag against a silver field.
Tlie sites and i11sc1·iptions a1·c aPp1·oved by tl1c IJistorical Com1ni~­
sion. The Slate liigh\\·ay D~part­
i-r1ent ..t1ndcrlakcs withot1t l'l1argc
lo e1·cct the lna1·l&lt;ct·s that ar·c
tilaced on its i·jgl1ts of \\'ctY and to
p1~ovide pa1·king a1·cas at the sites.
AT SITE ()11' ('ICURC:~Il
~
~:iJliamsbtt1·g's Iirs t 111arl&lt;er is
located at 1hc site o! the I11dianto,,·n Presh~1 LC'1·ian Cl1t11·cl1 at1d \Vas
placed by the DATt J:!roup as a
part of tl1c chttrch's })i-ccnlcnnial
ob~E&gt;rvancc lhi~ fall. S('rving on tl1c
nla11.garet G1·£'gg Go1·don Cl1aptcr
committee a1·c Mrs. S. \Vaync
Gamble, Mrs. W. lI. llodgcs, and
~Irs. L. F. Rl1em. M1·s. J. II. M~­

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ount.
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The llistoricaT CQmmissior1 hasJ
already app1·0\1ccl the jn~criplion
for the second ma1·J,f\r. 'fhis \Vill
be placerl at the Battle of 1lie Lovv-

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                    <text>ngs.

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ar, we will be spending less,

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ys make a list of the

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Vera Poston; her brother,

lich they did about two weeks
onv1lle cel~brated her 80th
:o. They were alloted a certain ~irthday on Satur~ay night,
mber of items and we will not ~ovember 9th, at a delightful
any way exceed this. The ~arty hosted by Mr. and Mrs.
ople as a whole simply must ~arry
W.
Huggins of
trb theii- spending, as I see it.'' llemingway at their pond
Some economists a1 a recent ~ouse.
lSiness seniinar noted that the _ Sharing the happy occasion
ct that sales and spending is · ~th 'Sister', as she is af-

·Magnus Poston, and granddaughter, Ellen; her daughterin-iaw, Louise Craig; and her
'. iece, Nancy Calhoun and
daughter, Cami.

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, The honored guest was
J:&gt;resented a beautiful birthday
€ake frosted in white,

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}?uffet table was centered with

iange that should bring relief
the ~ouiltry as a w~le.
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S.C., and Charlotte, N.C. · uests served themselves to an
Among them were her sister'
ssortment of dinner· foods and
delicacies ;
'

Mrs. Poston was remembered
With many lovely and useful
gifts .
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To say she is 80 years old
would be a misconception. .She
is 80 years young in every sense .
of the word. Her many' interests
and activities inspire those·who
know her, and she is ever busy,
finding this an answer to
staying young.
I

· She is a charter member of
the Johnsonville Woman's Club,
a member of the Johnsonville
United Methodist Church, is
ilterested in all current events,
$nd when she travels, she goes
alone. Mrs. Poston is an ex-

, cellent cook, and a delightful
hostess.

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wings, constructed of used bricks, blended well with the bricks and design of the
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. These wings were added in
1939 to the main building which
was constructed in 1914, as well
as can be established.
According to H.M. Floyd,
former superintendent, the
additions were a part of the
Works Progress Administration
(WPA) project with the ,gyinnasium being constructed ~t the
same time. Floyd recalled last
week that the brickS and the
Inaterial used for
the
framework of the wings came
from the demolition of a
Johnsonville
tobacco
warehouse
which
was
dismantled fo~ this project. The
wings were reportedly constructed at a total cost of
$12,000, and of that amount the
cost to the school district was
mly $3,000.
Prior to this time, the tobacco
warehouse had been utilized for
basketball games and other
functions such as the ·annual
Junior-Senior Banquet.
The east wing, at the time of
construction, housed the first
and second grades. The west
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wing included the Home
Economics room and a high
school classroom.
''At the time of this project,''
Floyd said, ''This was the most
exciting thing that had ever
happened to the school district,
for this was the first time we
had indoor plumbing.''
Before this tiµle the plumbing
was limited to a sink with a cold
water faucet in the upstairs
Home Economics room and two
water fountains in the main

entry hall provided by an
electric pump, such as is used in
the country today . .
Tentative plans for the old
building is that it will be used
for district offices and storage .
Increased office space is needed
since the County School
Superintendent's Office has
been abolished and the
bookkeeping which was done in
Florence will of necessity be
done locally.

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The Francis Marion College Department of Fine Arts will
present Margaret Norwood and Benjamin Woods in recital
Sunday, October 24 at 3 p.m. Located in Founders Hall. Room
259, the performance is open to the public without charge. The
recital will feature Mrs. Norwood as violinist, accompanied by
Mr. Woods as pianist, and will include works by Vivaldi,
Brahms, Bach , Bartok, Mozart and Wieniawski.
Johnsonville Golden Flashes Junior Varsity Football Team will
play the Hemingway Team at Johnsonville on Thursday,
October 21. Fans of the area are encouraged to come out and
support the team of your choice.
There will be a business meeting at the regular meeting of the
Hemingway Lions at the fellowship hall of the Hemingway First
United Methodist Church on Thursday, October 28.

The Georgetown County Farm Bureau will host their annu~l

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Miss Donna Alice Wofford
and Jerome Pilkington Askins,
III pledged their nuptial vows
by candlelight in a ceremony at
five o'clock, Saturday, May 25
·in the First Presbyterian
Church of Hartsville.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Wofford
of' Hartsville. The groom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome P.
Askins, Jr. of Hemingway.
The vows were spoken in a
setting of many white wedding
tapers and greenery.
Officiating the double ring
ceremony was the Rev. Lawton
, E. Kizer, Minister of Education,
Wieuca Road Baptist Church,
Atlanta, Georgia, uncle of the
bride.
A program of wedding music
was presented by Clinton
Flowers. The Hornpipe from
Water Musick by Handel was
, used for the attendants'
processional. The bride's
processional was Trumpet Tune
Finale from King Arthur by
Purcell. The congregation sang

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the Doxology after the vows
were spoken.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her fa ther, chose
for her wedding a formal gown
of sata peau and chantilly lace
fashioned on empire lines. The
high waistline was accented
with lace and pearls. The bodice
featured a scoop neckline with
pleasted standup ruggle, and
long full sleeves ending at the
wrists with lace cuff and ruffle.
The A - line skirt had matching
lace panels on each side, and
the bottom of tlie skirt was
finished with a matching ruffle.
Her veil fell from a Camelot hat
covered in lace and pearls to
form a mantilla edged with
matching lace.
She carried a nosegay of pink
rosebuds .
Miss Linda Wofford of
Durham, North Carolina, sister
of the bride, was maid of honor.
She wore a formal gown of pink
fl or al printed voile with
modified empire waistline
accented with satin ribbon. The

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entire bodice was smocked,
featuring a scoop neckline with
white collar, long full sleeves
with smocked cuff, and long,
easy skirt. She carried a basket
arrangement of roses and
baby's breath.
Bridesmaids were Miss
Brenda Wofford, sister of the
bride, of Hartsville, Miss Patty
Askins, sister of the groom, of
Hemingway, Miss Teresa
Chapman, cousin of· the bride,
and Miss Denise Elmore, both
of Hartsville, Miss Diane
Williams of Greenville, S.C. and
Miss Claudia Wilson of Anderson. They were dressed
identical to the honor attendant
and carried
a
basket
arrangement of roses and
baby's breath.
Junior bridesmaids were
Miss Mary Wofford, sister of the
bride of Hartsville and Miss
Sara Atkins of Hartsville. They
were dressed as were the other
attendants and carried identical
basket arrangements.
Mr. J.P. Askins, Jr. served

his son as best man. Ushers
were Gregg Askins and Tommy
Askins, brothers of the groom of
Hemingway, David Beard of
Tigerville, S.C., Mik~ Norton
and
Jerry
Harwell
of
Hemingway, and Jim Reynolds
of Camden.
Miss Wofford chose a dress of
jacket ensemble in combination
of pastel pink knit and chiffon
for her daughter's wedding,
with which she wore an orchid
corsage.
Mrs. Askins wore a long
sleeved blue lace dress, complimented with an orchid
corsage.
Immediately following the
ceremony the bride's parents
were hosts at a lovely reception
which was held at the Hartsville
Golf and Country Club. The
bride's table held a beautiful
arrangement of roses.
The roses used in the wedding
and at the reception were grown
by the bride's father and family
friends.
For their wedding trip to
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Jamaica the bride changed into
a jacket dress of Navy and
white polka dot jersey with a
red floral border design on the
jacket.
The bride is a 1974 graduate of
Columbia College where she
majored in Early Childhood
Education.
The groom is a 1973 graduate
of the University of South
Carolina and a present second
year student of the USC Law
School.
Mr. and Mrs. Askins will Jive
in Hemingway for the sum.mer,
and plan to move to Columbia in
September, 1974.
Prior to their wedding, Miss
Wofford and Mr. Askins were
entertained at a miscellaneous
shower at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John B. Dukes on Black
River. Co - hosts were Mr. and
Mrs. V.C. Bartell.
The party was held on
Saturday, May 11.
The bride - elect wore a pink
and green plaid slack set, and
her arrival was presented a

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novelty corsage of measuring
spoons. The groom - elect was
presented a corsage fashioned
from a can opener and bottle
caps.
During the afternoon the
honored guests and their friends
enjoyed swimming and water
skiing.
Hors d'oeuvres were served
throughout the afternoon, and a
barbecue supper was served the
40 guests from a table decorated
with a bride and groom motif.
A gift from the hosts was a
hors d'oeuvre and cheese tray.

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the grandmother, Mrs. Carol Coker Collins; center, the
'
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