Valley Discovery Days spotlight outhouse racing
Langley hosted Valley Discovery Days drawing thousands for a three day festival staged by the Midland Valley Merchants and Professional Association. The event featured a politicians outhouse race at the Langley Shopping Center won by Sen. Tommy Moore and includes arts and crafts booths from Orangeburg to Hepzibah Georgia. Local residents showcased crocheting woodwork and bead crafts while children competed in a tricycle race with trophies awarded by Midland Valley’s Junior Miss Carol Shealy.
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Langley
Discovery Days
Midland Valley Merchants and Professional Association
Lynn Kirkland
Kirkland
S.C
Tommy Moore
D-Aiken
Orangeburg
Graniteville
New Ellenton
Hepzibah
Margaret Watson
Daniel
Web
Frank Felder
Carol Shealy
Midland Valley
Dennis Epperly
Everett Palmer
Bryan Black
Bryan
Keith
Diane Ramo
Tim Chipley
Bottles Bags and Humankind's Legacy on a Littered Planet
A reflective piece warns that aluminum cans last up to 500 years while polyethylene bags take months to dissolve and plastic bottles endure indefinitely. It foresees carpets, trees, and other debris persisting far beyond humanity, shaping future historians' view of our era.
Non-Biodegradable Fashion of Paper and Soap Slivers
Erma Bombeck laments cultural detritus from books to soap slivers that outlast fashion and memory. She jokes that book and record clubs flood the world with material, while everyday items like dresses and rope resist decay. The police memory endures beyond fleeting tickets as a satirical note on lasting traces of authority.
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Paula Blackmon
Georgie Porgie
George Becker
Harry Becker
Valley Discovery Days
Vicki
Raggedy Anne
George
Beckers
Augusta
Uous
Ginny Southworth
Erma Bombeck