The bill, S. 662, is a Senate Resolution recognizing the Historic Ballenger House in Seneca, South Carolina, as it celebrates its one hundredth anniversary. The resolution highlights the house's history, built in 1925 by Grady Woodfin and Eleanor Ballenger, and its donation to the Seneca Women's Club in 1979 to serve as a meeting place for local women's clubs. It also notes the renovations and updates made to the house over the years, including a complete redecoration in 2004 and the conversion of a bedroom into a conference room in 2019.

The resolution expresses appreciation for the dedication of the Seneca Women's Club, which consists of volunteers who maintain the Historic Ballenger House and support community events for children. The South Carolina Senate congratulates the Historic Ballenger House on this significant milestone and plans to present a copy of the resolution to the Seneca Women's Club.