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Sunsplash 2011, 21/08/2011 - Musica - Lion Stage - Black Gandhi - Foto Ranieri Furlan_Rototom Sunsplash © 2011
Sunsplash 2011, 22/08/2011 - Musica - Lion Stage - Katchafire - Foto passoni roberto _Rototom Sunsplash © 2011
Left to Right: Peggy Padgett (Hudson, Smoak), Unknown female and Mary Elizabeth "Libba" Hiers (Griffin, Flowers). Photo taken at Walterboro High School and published in the Press and Standard on March 19, 1953.
At the 2016 Wekfest in Chicago
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From left to right: Mrs. Jessie Craven, Ravnell Shaw, Betty Perry, Gene Page (?), and Pearl Smoak. It is believed they all worked for Coastal Food Distributors in Walterboro.
Left to right: Earl Durham, Sherwood Price, Lucas Padgett, Osborne H.Rhodes (probate judge), Isadore Bogoslow, C. Moye Padgett, and Will Goodwin (County Auditor).
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Some of the men in the front row have been identified as, left to right: Darrell Fisk, Billy Harriet, Billy Polk. Vernon Rahn, Bobby Gibson and Norman Gibson. The young man in the top row, far right, could possibly be Corporal Kiser, as this was a driving class.
Stopped in for a smoothie. The place was packed. Seems like they got a good write-up in the Observer. Good luck to them... Oh, the fresh fruit smoothie was great!
H.F. Starr, purchaser of the first ticket sold at the new Cook Theatre in Walterboro, SC with 2 other unidentified theatergoers.