Have a Great Weekend and don't forget about these great upcoming events...
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This Weekend in
Blythewood
April
24th. 25th and 26th
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Did you
know: The answer to last week's newsletter was Zion United
Methodist Church. It was built in the late 1700's or early
1800's making it one of the oldest churches in the area. Dr.
B. Rhett Turnipseed was one of Zion's most memorable ministers,
growing up in Cedar Creek and from the first graduating class at
Clemson University in 1896. He later became the President of Lander
College.
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Do you
Know: What 2 things were originally on the Trinity Methodist Church
land? Hint... One is now behind the
library and enjoyed by many Blythewood friends!
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Mark Your Calendar
Last
call for Onions! Place your
orders now for the Lion's Club Vidalia Onion sale! $11 for a 10 pound bag.
All proceeds help the community with eye exams, glasses,
hearing aids and eye surgeries. Call 803-261-4758 or
803-718-0701 to order.
Check out the Grand Opening of a Fitness Class, starting
April 24 at Blythewood
Recreation Center on 126 Boney
Road . Win your weight in cash in a fitness challenge every
Thursday 6:30 -7:30. Call 803-875-0669 for more
information
April 25 Westwood
High School will
host its 2nd Annual
Renaissance Faire for the
community from 1 until 5 with horse rides, face painting, castle
fun house, jousting games, bagpipes, music, dance and
original plays to name a few events. Admission is free with 1 or 2
tickets required for the games and activities. For more
information call 691-4049 ext. 36703.
For those challenged by the computer, be brave! Richland Two is
offering 2 classes: Introduction to
the Computer beginning April 28th for 4 weeks ( Meets Mondays and Wednesdays
from 1:00-3 :00) and I-Pad and
I-Phone Devices starting April 29 through
May 8th.(Tuesdays and Thursdays 1:00-3:00) The cost is $60;
Seniors 60 and over are $30. The classes meet at the Rogers
Center. Call 736-8787 for more information.
LET’S
HELP OUR NEIGHBORS! Join us “Under the
Carolina Moon” for a fundraising dinner on Friday, May 2, from 7 to 10
PM at The Manor at Doko Meadows. Enjoy some Carolina cuisine, music
and dancing, and a silent auction. The night promises to be the
talk of the town! Grab a neighbor, a date, or some friends and come
shag (or learn to shag) and dance the night away for a good cause.
This event supports the efforts of the Christian Assistance Bridge, a service agency providing emergency assistance for
necessities (such as utilities, rent, food, medication,
transportation, and traveler’s aid) to residents in Blythewood and
the surrounding area. Tickets are $30 each and may be purchased by
contacting Stephanie Cross at 803-622-3310 or filling out the
ticket request form at www.christianassistancebridge.com.
May 3
Blythewood Food Co-op will host a free community
BBQ starting at 12:00. Bring one canned food item or
$1 for the many games and activities, including a bounce
house, mini horse rides, face painting, and music. The Food
Co-op want to build up its food bank to serve a larger area.
Members of the community are all invited and asked to bring a
covered dish, bags of chips and bottled water or sodas.The event is
at Signature Ranch. For more information visit the website at
www.scfrugalmama@yahoo.com
or call 508-1037.
Civil War
Book Event Friday, May 2nd, the Blythewood Historical Society will relaunch its series of historical books with a
discussion of Mary Boykin Chestnut's book " A Diary from Dixie". The book is a first-person account of the
Civil War from the perspective of a woman. Books are available from
the Historical Society in the Langford-Nord House on McNulty Road.
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Don't forget we have the beautiful Manor at
Doko
Meadows to book for all your upcoming events!
Give us a call for information at 754-0501!
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