https://johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/a154af7c274e84c97c9f3ef365619273.pdf 7d8931b568e4524c35ffef233e57071c PDF Text Text • ' • nsonv1 ans ' Bob Cushman, chairman of the Johnsonville Bicentennial Cominittee, announced Monday further plans for ·the city's Bicentennial Week, May 8-15, 1976. The kickoff will be on Saturday, May 8, at a Bicentennial Costume Ball, sponsored by the Pee Dee Junior Woman's Club. On Sunday evening, May 9, an ecumenical church service will be hel4. ' • or ' , • Other events scheduled ·inThe highlight of the week will clude a band concert by the be an Arts and Crafts Fair on Johnsonville High School Band Saturday, May 15. This will be on Tuesay, May 11, and a an open air ·festival located in special party honoring Senior the main business district of Citizens will be the event of J ohnsort ville. The fair will Thursday, M ay 11, and a special feature artists and craftsmen party honoring Senior Citizens from the local 'area as well as will be the event of Thursday, _out of tow11. The hours will be May 13. Details of these events from 10 a. m. until 4 p. m. Other to be sponsored by the John- activities for the day will ~ sonville Woman's Club and the elude games, . informati Pee Dee Junior Woman's Club displays and demonstratio Continued to Page 3 will be revealed at a later date. I ...........~()uf Huma11 Herit .•' 0 II e !I w t !I l '' . I ,. \ • ~ ~ l BARR HOME . . . On Hanna Land I 0 s~on · le Pla11s Continued from Page 1 telephone 386-3959, is respon- or some other refreshments for It is the intention of the traditional crafts. Among the sible for this project and all the convenience of visitors to committee to turn over any displays will be a represen- interested parties should the fair. Any individual or group monies realized from this week t.a tion of Masonic History from contact her. wishing to sponsor an Arts or of celebrat1·on to JUMP with the Revolutionary times 'sponsored A main event of the day for Crafts Booth should contact by the Masonic Lodge of the younger set will be a puppet Mrs. Jack Whiteside, telephone understanding it will be used in Johnsonville. Masons have a show presented by Howard and 386-2348, or Mrs. Edwin Sutfurther community imrich heritage in our nation Henrietta Moore of Hartsville, clif f e, telephone 386-3076. provement projects. ''JUMP dating from pre-revolutionary S. C. Mrs. Moore is the former Anyone interested in another has shown itself to be an eftimes and this display should be Henrietta Moore, daughter of type of booth, for example a fective organization for of interest to all. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Chapman food concession or an exhibition progress in Johnsonville and we The Johnsonville Woman's of Johnsonville. Mr. and Mrs. of interesting artifacts, should hope the Bicentennial Club will operate an Old Moore are well known pup- contact Bob Cushman, Celebration can be an incentive Fashioned Country Store during peteers in the state giving telephone 386-3364, or Mrs. Jim to greater accompllsbm~tS,'' the Arts and Crafts fair. They performances throughout the Everett, telephone 386-3359. Cushman said. will accept items for sale from area. In addition, there will be a Anyone who has suggestions for Following the fair on anyone on a consigrunent basis. demonstration of clogging by a activities should contact a Items for sale will include dance group from Hartsville. member of the Bicentennial Saturday evening there will be a street dance sponsored by the Anyone who is interested is Committee. needlework, crafts, and baked The Johnsonville Bicen- Johnsonville Lions Club. and canned goods. Anyone who encouarged to have a booth in Committee is Everyone is encouraged to has items for sale and does not the fair. Booths may be spon- tennial have a sufficient amount to sored by individuals or groups. representative of most of the spend the day at the fair and operate a booth of their own is Churches are especially urged civic organizations in town and stay for the dance. welcome and encouraged to put to participate. It is hoped that consists of the following people: Present plans are that supper their wares in the country store. several groups will be in- Bob Cuslunan, chair1nan, Lions will be available for thoSe who Mrs. Walter Robinson, terested in selling box lunches Club; Wilson Hardee, Lions and .....,.,." to remain for th., evening Masons; Mrs. Walter Robinson, ww• JUMP and Johnsonville _ m _ea _ l._________ Woman's Club; Mrs. Edwin Sutcliffe, Johnsonville Woman's Club; Mrs. Jim Everett and Mrs. Jack Whiteside, Pee Dee Continued from Page 1 Junior Woman's Club; Dairen center for the past two years, He pointed out that in case of Jacobs, Jaycees; and Jim and they voted to give a con- need, anyone may contact the Everett, JUMP Beautific-ation tribution in that amount again. Williamsburg County Sheriff's The mayor discussed the need office and the call will be Committee. - - Attorney • .a a • • • .itl _ __ _ _ __ _ _i � 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 Johnsonville Plans for Bicentennial Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Weekly Observer News Newspaper Weekly Observer