Hello everybody, I have to say nice. It was nice to see rain last week wasn‘t it? When I was a child, I swore I would never open a conversation with talk about the weather, like the older generation used to do. Then I realized, I am part of the older generation.
Okay, lets get our birthdays from Gottrocks The Birthday Fairy, then on to local news and events.
Happy Birthday to Jean Lindler, Scott Riser, Marianne Hollingsworth, Dan Lindler, Tyler Hollingsworth, Gray Robertson, Frances Moates, Robbie Miller, Ben Burleson.
Feel Good Wishes
We send our best feel good wishes to Lee Bradley and Irby Raines Jr.
Local News And Events
The Annual Golf In The Pines Tournament was a fun day for the golfers and the Whitmire Jaycees. The fund raiser tourney was held July 28 at The Whitmire Golf Club. Despite the sweltering heat, 14 golfers participated, one veteran golfer, Ron Harsha, played with a knee wrap, and one crutch.
The first place winners were Stan Whitmire, Kevin Kendrick, Micheal Kendrick, Steven Harmon. The second place winners were Glenn Bumgarner, and Virgil Taylor.
The Jaycees want to thank The Whitmire Golf Association members for co-hosting and organizing the carts, and teams. The individuals and businesses who made it possible with time, monetary and product donations include China #1 in Whitmire, The Dairi-O in Union, Thomas Grill & Grocery, Rebecca’s Salon, The Piggly Wiggly, Scott Cain, Joe’s Market. Any names omitted will be published in an upcoming edition.
The Ladies Of Betheseda Baptist Church are planning their “Ladies Night Out” for this Friday, Aug. 10 at 6:30 p.m. The event includes a guest speaker, and a meal catered by Midway Barbeque. Tickets are on sale. Contact Joyce Dallas at 803-694-2775.
First Baptist Church plans to have another cookout for the “We Love Whitmire” Ministry. The Missions Team members have returned safely from a trip to Oklahoma. The Missions Report will be included in the Sunday Service, Aug. 19 at 6:30 p.m. Everyone is invited to attend.
Several local churches were busy during the week of July 16, preparing lunch for the Salkehatchie Summer Volunteer Workers. The “Angels With Hammers” volunteered their time to make repairs, and renovations to make the quality of life better of a Whitmire resident.
Whew! Didn’t the summer fly by rather fast? Almost time for school againin a couple of weeks, the bells will be ringing.
More news on the way in the next edition, for now The Deadline fairy “Garabund” is doing his thing. Tapping. Have a Great weeks, send us your news and we will talk about it. Send photos, news bits to : news2cassie@yahoo.com.
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