Do you remember?

1995

▪ Jimmy Chapman of Gold Hill Road in Fort Mill, won the Grand Strand Fishing Rodeo and $1,710 at the Springmaid Pier.

▪ Residents of three Indian Land subdivisions were trying to keep mobile homes and commercial businesses a half mile from their homes.

▪ Two Fort Mill teenagers were arrested for selling drugs to juveniles at East Shore Plaza on Academy Street.

▪ The Lancaster County School Board filled one of the two vacant principal positions by naming James H. Howey principal at Indian Land Elementary School.

1975

▪ Clarence Huntington and Pat Keziah were the co-valedictorians at Fort Mill Junior High School. Vereen Barron was salutatorian.

▪ Ground was broken for a fellowship hall and educational unit at Doby’s Bridge Presbyterian Church. The Rev. James McGill was pastor.

▪ Fort Mill Junior High School won the annual sportsmanship trophy awarded by the York County Junior High School Conference.

▪ Randy Smith received the Billy Marett Award, Jacket of the Year and most valuable football and basketball awards at the annual banquet.

1955

▪ This edition of the Times is missing.

1935

▪ James Culp, a seventh-grader, received the Eli Bailes Post 43 American Legion Medal and Virginia Hamilton, seventh grade, received the Post Auxiliary Award.

▪ The State Tax Commission granted a liquor license to W. H. Griffin and he opened a liquor store on Main Street.

1915

▪ Mr. L.J. Massy moved his stock of dry goods, jewelry, etc. into his recently completed new store room on Main Street.

▪ The Rev. W.A. Hafner of the Fort Mill Presbyterian Church announced that the open air services in Confederate Park would begin the following Sunday night.

This story was originally published June 1, 2015 at 10:23 AM with the headline "Do you remember?."