https://johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/83bbfee68b78ab9cf74abf7decfa2f46.pdf 1ad227b24e25f1b1ff5b86354e481f45 PDF Text Text • ucator, . ' ·o sradley will finally ie Bf tiJile to do the Bfl1~ikes which he con11~ 8 r~cent inte_rview, Ill' Jeeping late m the eS sin addition to travel. 11gs, administrative dleY~f the Johnsonville tools, Flore~ce Co.ll!lty scgistrict 5, is retirmg fter devoting his life to ~:n. Bradley has give~ 42 U the field of education, were in the Johne area. . in J{ingstree m, 1909, he ed grammar and high at Tomlinson H~gh 1 in l{ingstree '· completmg 1·or and senior year at university in Columbia. is a graduate of Allen . sitY and did graduate LAMAR BRADLEY at Columbia University, York City and South mittee and the Senior Citizens a State College. Committee of ·School District en he served as editorFive. He is vice-president and ef of the college director of loans of the PDEA aper and president of the Federal Credit Union which ague. eight years after serves teachers and educators of Florence County. ation he served as viceHaving traveled over much of en t of the Allen the United States on chartered sity National Alumni. bas been a teacher at bus tours in connection with High School, educational conventions, he tree, Booker T. expects some of his travel will ngton High in Colwnbia, be repeats. He plans to visit rincipal of the kitrell relatives in North Carolina e High School at Kitrell, Pennsylvania, and New York: He has also been an He expects to visit Dinsey tary and high school World and to attend ball games. pal at Lake City and His mode of travel, as he sees it now, will be by bus and train. nville. 969 Bradley was notified He thinks this way he will be e had been chosen to able to see more of the country r in the 1969 edition of side. and he is reluctant to fly. ''A ~erson can always change unity Leaders of their .' mind, '' Bradley safd, ca. The letter stated that choice was made ' : 'But at this tiine I don't have use of your service to an overwhelming desire to go mmunity and because of any place I would have to go by activities and con- plan~ or boat.'' He expects ·ons to your community to tour Canada and Mexico orthy of note to other among his travels, since these are accessible by land . '' :ltlch his professional 'zations he has served as dent of the Pee Dee tion Association for four , and as a member of the ,, Delegate Assembly and N. Representative Assembly ny years. He also served • airman of the Welfare ittee of the FCEA. has served as District ~ School Superintendent istrict A. C. E. League ,, dent of the Kingstree ct of the A. M. E. Church. rformed an outstanding to his local church lVhen ved as head trustee and D c p Par the Won Dee1 nea1 Ern1 MaJ Gra Tho Alli Full Wil She Mil Sha Sha A: Cyn Rob Re11 Mic Ch J Chr Ave Lor Ti Cho blu• wor hat: fro1 dire Gal I Area Students Awarded J)egrees A total of 585 Winthrop 1· College . students received g diplon;ias at commencement t exercises on Sunday, May 5, in c Byrnes Auditoriwn. Winthrop E awarded 547 undergraduate and 38 graduate degrees. E Preceding the awarding of the · ~ v degrees, Dr. Charles B. Wail was installed as the sixth <1 · an of the building president of Winthrop College. ~ ttee when greater St. , ( A.M.E. church at Lake Gov. John C. West, whose as built. wife is a Winthrop Alumna, ey is now serving as delivered the commencement entarian and Chairman address. E Legislative Committees Local students who received • I he State Laymen's diplomas were Loretta Hanna zation of the A. M. E. of Johnsonville who received a . He is also a member of A.S.B. degree from the School nnectional Laymen's of Business Administration; ative Committee. In his Katherine Marie Brockington of Church, he serves as a Hemingway who received a eader and trustee. B.S. degree from the School of is a member or the Home Economics; and Iva Y OEO Board and Genelle Brow11 of Nesmith who < ial secretary of the received a B.S. degree from the A.. _! _,._ ~--- --- -' • - -. ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Weekly Observer Description An account of the resource The Weekly Observer was published out of Hemingway, SC from 1973 until printing ceased in 2012. The paper continues as an e newpaper on scnow.com Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1973-2012 Subject The topic of the resource Local Newspaper covering the Johnsonville and Hemingway communities. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Weekly Observer Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Lamar Bradley Retires WO 5-16-74 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Weekly Observer News Newspaper Weekly Observer