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Carolyn Kennedy Trebuchon, 76, of 438 Mud Run Road, died at her home Monday, February 1, 2010. Mrs. Trebuchon was born in Hemp, N.C., the daughter of the late Norman and Lillie Poe Kennedy. She was the former manager of Winfields Department Store and Crestview Apartments in Easley and was a member of Dacusville United Methodist Church. More ... Get the cozy feel of a British pub without the trans–Atlantic flight at Columbia Music Festival Association’s Pub Night. The event, officially named the Lize Wessels Pub Night after its founder, will celebrate its 28th year Saturday night at the CMFA ArtSpace. More ... United Way of the Midlands recognized the companies and individuals who contributed to the 2009–10 campaign at an event held at the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church Tuesday, January 26, 2010. United Way announced that the Campaign has reached 94% of the $10.2 million goal this year. More ... Grace Taylor Merry and George Bayne Parsons, both of Charleston, South Carolina, were married January 30, 2010, at Church of the Holy Cross on Sullivan’s Island. The 4 pm ceremony was performed by Rev. John Zahl. More ... Marie Virginia Ulmer Wolfe died January 27, 2010, at the age of 89. Born January 10, 1921, in Columbia, her life was filled with family and friends. She was predeceased by her husband, Oliver Jordan Wolfe, her parents, Jack Melton and Bessie Brawley Ulmer, and her sister, Judy Ulmer Nettles. More ... Jan Wisner Hadwin was presented the Order of the Palmetto January 26, 2010. This is the state’s highest civilian honor for service. More ... A mill worker who put in eight to 10 hours a day on an assembly line could also produce art, music, crafts, and storytelling. U.S.C. anthropologist Dr. Jonathan Leader has researched the lives and customs of South Carolina “lint–heads,” as the textile mill workers were called, and found an impressive variety of creative arts. More ... Society RSS feed |
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