Press Release
FRIENDS AND ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF PALMETTO HIGH SCHOOL
P.O. Box 412
Mullins, SC 29574
Press Release
ANNUAL FRIENDS AND ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF PALMETTO HIGH SCHOOL FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATIONS
Mullins, SC, (June 1, 2018) – Friends and Alumni Association of Palmetto High School (FAAPHS) has announced 15 recipients for the 2018 FAAPHS scholarship programs. FAAPHS will acknowledge the 2018 recipients on Sunday, July 1, at FAAPHS’s Battle of the Classes annual Fourth of July weekend celebration. The FAAPHS annual Fourth of July weekend celebration takes place Sunday July 1 – Wednesday July 4, 2018.
Event Details
Sunday, July 1
Battle of the Classes, Palmetto Middle School, (formerly Palmetto High School), 305 O’Neal Street, Mullins, SC, 6:00 PM
Monday, July 2 (Tentative)
1st Annual Golf Tournament and Chicken Bog - 9:00 AM starting time. Price per golfer including lunch and refreshments to be determined. Lunch only for non-golfers is $10. Location also to be determined. Prizes for top three foursomes. All former athletes welcome. Ladies you are welcome too. Contact Alton Donnelly at (843)464-7653 or Howard Campbell at (301)346-6494 for additional information or suggestions. Preregistration requested by June 22, 2018. Checks can be made payable to the Friends and Alumni Association of Palmetto High School and mailed to the association’s PO Box 412, Mullins, SC 29574. We need your support and look forward to seeing you there. FOREEEE!!!
Tuesday, July 3
Wednesday, July 4
About Friends and Alumni Association of Palmetto High School
The Friends and Alumni Association of Palmetto High School is a not for profit 501(c)(3) all volunteer organization, who’s primary mission is to provide scholarship opportunities to African American seniors at Mullins High School to attend post-secondary institutions of higher education
P.O. Box 412
Mullins, SC 29574
Press Release
ANNUAL FRIENDS AND ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF PALMETTO HIGH SCHOOL FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATIONS
Mullins, SC, (June 1, 2018) – Friends and Alumni Association of Palmetto High School (FAAPHS) has announced 15 recipients for the 2018 FAAPHS scholarship programs. FAAPHS will acknowledge the 2018 recipients on Sunday, July 1, at FAAPHS’s Battle of the Classes annual Fourth of July weekend celebration. The FAAPHS annual Fourth of July weekend celebration takes place Sunday July 1 – Wednesday July 4, 2018.
Event Details
Sunday, July 1
Battle of the Classes, Palmetto Middle School, (formerly Palmetto High School), 305 O’Neal Street, Mullins, SC, 6:00 PM
Monday, July 2 (Tentative)
1st Annual Golf Tournament and Chicken Bog - 9:00 AM starting time. Price per golfer including lunch and refreshments to be determined. Lunch only for non-golfers is $10. Location also to be determined. Prizes for top three foursomes. All former athletes welcome. Ladies you are welcome too. Contact Alton Donnelly at (843)464-7653 or Howard Campbell at (301)346-6494 for additional information or suggestions. Preregistration requested by June 22, 2018. Checks can be made payable to the Friends and Alumni Association of Palmetto High School and mailed to the association’s PO Box 412, Mullins, SC 29574. We need your support and look forward to seeing you there. FOREEEE!!!
Tuesday, July 3
- 5th Palmetto Alumni Parade, 11:00 a.m. Academy of Early Learning (Corner of Academy St & N. Main Street to Presbyterian Church, Sandy Bluff Rd. (line up 10:30 AM at 111 Academy St.). Joyce Brewton, Chairperson, (843) 464-2291.
- Alumni Picnic and Music Festival, Smith Haven Park, Mullins, SC at 2:00 PM.
Wednesday, July 4
- 5K (3 mile) Run/Walk, Mullins Recreation Center, 100 S. Gapway Street, 9:00 AM. Jarius Edwards-Jackson, Chairperson, 912-266-3710. Registration: $7.00 Adults, $5.00 Students
- Annual Scholarship Dance, Music by DJ Eric Lowery, Milton Troy Sr. Hall, 106 Gapway St., Mullins, SC, at 9:00 PM. Donations: $10.00 in advance, $15.00 at the door.
About Friends and Alumni Association of Palmetto High School
The Friends and Alumni Association of Palmetto High School is a not for profit 501(c)(3) all volunteer organization, who’s primary mission is to provide scholarship opportunities to African American seniors at Mullins High School to attend post-secondary institutions of higher education
