Kershaw Area DeathsFRED DAVIS ADAMS

KERSHAW – Mr. FredDavis Adams, 83, of Ker-shaw, widower of BennieSue Marshall Adams,passed away Tuesday,October 20, 2015, at hishome. He was bornOctober 1, 1932, in Lan-caster, a son of the lateJohn Adams and MaryRuth Jones Adams. Mr.Adams was a member ofSand Hill BaptistChurch and had retiredfrom Springs Industriesfollowing 35 years of ser-vice. He was a US ArmyVeteran.

A service to celebratethe life of Mr. Adams willbe held Saturday, Octo-ber 24, 2015, at 11 a.m.at Sand Hill BaptistChurch with the Rev.Robin Hewitt officiating.Burial will be in theSand Hill BaptistChurch Cemetery.

Mr. Adams is survivedby a daughter, BengieAdams of Kershaw; threegrandchildren; and fourgreat-grandchildren. Inaddition to his parentsand wife, Mr. Adams was

preceded in death by ason, Ian Adams; fourbrothers, RandolphJones, John ThomasAdams, Connie RoyAdams and Dr. IraAdams; five sisters, ViolaHarrelson, Mary RuthAdams, Annette Cau-then, Annie Mae Horton,and Frances JaneAdams and two grand-children, KristonaAdams and Ian Adams,Jr.

The family will receivefriends from 6 p.m. until8 p.m. Friday, October23, 2015, at LancasterFuneral Home and othertimes at the home, 385Winterwood Road, Ker-shaw, SC.

Memorial contribu-tions may be made toSand Hill BaptistChurch – Building Fund,6964 Highway 341, Ker-shaw, SC 29067.

Notes to the familymay be made atwww.lancasterfuneral-home.com.

Lancaster FuneralHome & Cremation Ser-vice is serving the familyof Mr. Adams.

KATHRYN HORNE“KATHY” WOODWARD

HEATH SPRINGS – Afuneral service forKathryn Horne “Kathy”Woodward, 65 of HeathSprings, will be heldThursday, October 29, at11 a.m., in the Chapel ofBaker Funeral Home.The Rev. Kelvin Hinsonand Pastor Cotton Patewill officiate.

Mrs. Woodward,widow of the late ofThomas Anthony“Tommy” Woodward, Sr.,died Sunday, October25, at her home. Born inCharlotte, NC, she wasthe daughter of FrankieNeal Horne and the lateLavoyd Horne. Mrs.Woodward was a formeremployee of SpringsIndustries and had beena truck driver. She was agraduate of HeathSprings High School anda member of FrontlineBiker Church. Mrs.Woodward loved takingspecial care of her greatgranddaughter, Destineeand her dogs.

She is survived inaddition to her mother,by a daughter, SusanWoodward Hilton andher husband Timothy; ason, Tony Woodward allof Heath Springs; 6grandchildren, Erica,Meagan, Dustin, Devin,Allen and Jacob Wood-ward; 3 great grandchil-dren, Bryson Woodward,Destinee Lucas, andAubree Woodward and adaughter-in-law, AmyWoodward. She was pre-ceded in death by adaughter, Phyllis Tolbertand a son, Jeffery Wood-ward.

The family will receivefriends, Wednesday,October 28, from 5 p.m.to 7 p.m., at BakerFuneral Home and othertimes at the home of herdaughter-in-law, 1548Flint Ridge Road, HeathSprings.

Memorial contribu-tions may be made toFrontline Biker Church

c/o Pastor Cotton Pate,8617 Kershaw-CamdenHighway, Kershaw, SC29067.

Baker Funeral Home

is serving the Woodwardfamily.

www.bakerfunerals.com

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vigor. So, I searched foranother silver lining.

This time I thought ofan elderly gentlemanwho lived in a townwhere I worked as ayoung newspaper editor.He was a well know andrevered individual whohad gotten into hisnineties and had visionevery bit as good as Mr.McGoo’s. Of course hestill drove.

And like Mr. McGoo,sometimes he drove onhis side of the road.Sometimes he drove onyour side of the roadand other times he splitthe difference and drovedown the middle of the

road. He was evenknown to drive on down-town sidewalks on occa-sion.

Did the fair people ofthat that town rise up inoutrage and demand hiskeys be confiscated?Heck no, they just allkept their eyes peeledand pulled over to theside of the road and gavehim room when theysaw him coming. Hedrove until he got toofeeble to crank the car.

So I’m giving you Ker-shaw folk fair warning.I’m behind the wheeland I could be comingyour way. Give me plen-ty of room.

Trunk or Treat – AHalloween Alternative

Trunk or Treat, aChristian alternativeto Halloween, will beheld on Wednesday,October 28 from 5p.m. until 7 p.m. onCleveland Streetbetween ChurchStreet and RichlandStreet, Kershaw. Thisis sponsored by FirstBaptist Church, 210North Matson Street,Kershaw, with thesupport of the Townof Kershaw, LancasterCounty Sheriff ’sDepartment, KershawFire Department, andmany local churches.

All area churchesare invited to join usin the Trunk or Treat.For more informationcontact: First BaptistChurch 803-475-3721 or office@fbck-ershaw.org.

Appreciation Day atRocky Branch Baptist

On Sunday November1, Rocky Branch BaptistChurch will host Appre-ciation Worship servicefor their pastor, Dr. WileyWhite Jr., during morn-ing worship at 11 a.m.The Rev. Annie DorisBrooks of Greenwood,SC will be guest preach-er.

Following a luncheon,at 2:30pm with the Rev.Harvey Marsh of David-son Grove Baptist,Chesterfield, will bekeynote speaker.

Refuge BaptistChurch’s Fall Festival

On November 1, from5 p.m. to 7 p.m. RefugeBaptist Church locatedat 2814 Lockhart Road,to host their Fall Festival.The festival is free. Freegames, free food, free forall.

There will be gamesfor everyone: ring toss,cakewalk, fishing, bean-bag toss, balloon darts,and more. Prizes foreveryone

Food will be servedconsisting of BBQ orchicken with bakedbeans, green beans,slaw, roll and a drink. Allat no cost.

Shamrock BaptistChurch holds Revival

Revival at Sham-rock Baptist Churchon Sunday throughWednesday, Novem-ber 1-4. The churchis located at3573Porter Road inBethune.

The services startat 6:30 p.m. eachevening and there willbe special singingeach night. Rev. Don-ald Wallace, InterimPastor of ClantonPlains Baptist Churchof Chesterfield, is thequest speaker.

Rev. Mendel L.Morrison, Pastor ofShamrock BaptistChurch, inviteseveryone to attend.

WMU Association setsDay of Prayer

On Monday, Novem-ber 2, the BaptistWomen’s Day of Prayerwill be at New Hope Bap-tist Church in Heath

Springs.The program starts at

7 p.m. Please join us.

Fall Bazaar at KershawSecond Baptist Church

Kershaw Second Bap-tist Church will holdtheir annual Fall Bazaaron Saturday, November7, from 7 a.m. until 3p.m.

The Bazaar will fea-ture Christmas decora-tions, crafts, jewelry, andmuch more.

Baked goods andjams may also be pur-chased.

Breakfast and lunchwill be served for theprice of a donation.

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