Showing off great catch
Moncia Moody and Raymond Dadds can be seen in the newspaper showing off the bass she caught while participating in a recent 4-H Fishing Day camp. This summer, Sharon Grice, the local 4-H agent, took 23 youth to a day of fishing at Jay Marshall Dadd’s pond.
Hardee wins award
Mary M. Hardee, branch office administrator of the Edward Jones office, recently won the company’s 10-year Service Award. Hardee works for Edward Jones financial advisor Gene H. Weaver Jr.
“Mary is my right arm,” Weaver said, “and is not only responsible for the daily operation of our branch, but she also works closely with my clients, helping me provide them with top-notch service.”
Edward Jones provides financial services for individual investors in the United States and, through its affiliates, in Canada and the United Kingdom and is headquartered in St. Louis.
McCormick retires
The Rev. Dr. Lewis E. McCormick, 86, who wanted to be a preacher from the time he was 10 years old, and who became pastor emeritus of Mullins First Baptist Church, was honored earlier this month in Mullins for his 70 years in the ministry. McCormick pastored in Mullins from 1958 until his retirement in 1987. And, among others, he served interims after his retirement at Greenwood, Ridgecrest and College Park Baptist churches in Florence. McCormick lives in Pinopolis and is a native of Blackville.
Sunny Acres names queen, king
Sunny Acres Nursing Home recently had a senior prom for its residents. The event was a great success, organizers said, with almost all of the residents and staff participating. The color theme, by choice of residents, was royal blue and gold, with ribbons, netting, lights and swags everywhere. It was beautiful, one resident said. There was a great array of food, also chosen by the residents, which consisted of punch, water, open-faced marinated cucumber sandwiches, mini-pizza squares, mini-pimento sandwiches, mini-peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, mini-éclair’s, cut watermelon basket with watermelon and cantaloupe balls and grapes. Our Senior King David Epps and Senior Queen Dorothy Hill were chosen by a panel of judges, consisting of two CNA’s, one nurse and one housekeeper. Shown are Epps and Hill.
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