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In This Weeks Edition: 09-16-2009 |
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County Council honors Dowling
Jerry E. Halmon, Staff Writer

Bamberg County Council
members unanimously approved
a proposed proclamation
sponsored by Councilwoman Dot
Tatum to recognize and honor
Emma Ruth Dowling of Bamberg
for her service and commitment
to Bamberg County at Monday
night’s meeting.
Dowling passed away on
Monday, September 7th after a
short illness.
Councilwoman Tatum read,
“Whereas Dowling was a veteran
of World War II who served with
distinction in the Women's Army
Corps (WAC) and Dowling was a
gifted and ground breaking
educator who taught for thirty-two
years in the public schools of
Bamberg, Allendale, Saluda and
Greenwood Counties and
Whereas, Dowling will always be
remembered as someone who
never said no and someone who
was always an ambassador
bringing the White and Black
communities together. Now,
therefore, be it resolved that the
County Council of Bamberg
County adopts this proclamation
to duly recognize Emma Ruth
Dowling as a most honored
citizen of Bamberg County.
Advertizer–Herald donates
Once a year The Advertizer –
Herald newspaper makes a donation
to a local mission based charity or a
mission funded by a local church.
Representing the Advertizer Herald
newspaper, publisher Joyce Searson,
was excited about the opportunity to
donate a generous gift of a $750 to a
mission-based organization that
works under the umbrella of the
Bamberg Church of the Nazarene.
Searson gave Reverend Johnny
Price a call last week to give him the
good news about the donation.
World War II Memorial
World War II Veteran from
Ehrhardt, SC admitted into the
National World War II Memorial
in Washington, D.C.

Mr. Willie James Walker,
nicknamed Pee-Wee was admitted
into the World War II Veterans
Registry of Remembrances after
his sister McKeller M. Walker of
Washington, DC, and his niece
Teresa W. Henderson of Silver
Spring. MD. submitted his name
for admission. Mr. Walker was
admitted due to his Honorable
Discharge after serving 18 months
overseas participating in World
War II and for helping our nation
win the greatest military victory.
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