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2016 DARLINGTON COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY Democratic Primary decides Sheriff In advance of the June 14 including attract some good officers at Darlington County is they need to make sure that personnel take Democratic Primary, News and deputies – the Sheriff's Department, and facing yet another tight do their jobs care of the equipment that we Press publisher Morrey Thomas get paid it's certainly not because of budget year and many safely and in have on hand and make sure it sat down for video interviews less than the pay. You have to look hard county employees – a timely man - functions properly and ade - with Darlington County Sheriff similar for people that are dedicated, including deputies – get ner. Coming quately to do their jobs. Wayne Byrd and challenger jobs in people who generally have a paid less than similar jobs from the And tighten the belt. You Tony Chavis. The full inter - compara - vested interest in this area – in comparable counties. Department have to make cuts where cuts views are available through our ble coun - family, business, some con - How can the Sheriff's of Public are needed. You don't need to website at www.newsand - ties. How nection here. And then that Office maintain a roster Safety, order 20 cars when 7 can get press.net. For those unable to can the Wayne Byrd dedication, that will to serve of qualified officers and Highway Tony Chavis the mission accomplished. You access that content, the follow - Sheriff's the public, to look beyond not fulfill its duties to serve Patrol, we don't need to get the most at all ing is an extract of the inter - Office only what's good for you, but and protect citizens dur - have had times, just get what you need to views. maintain a roster of qual - what's good for the communi - ing this period of austeri - many, many years without pay make sure you can accomplish ified officers and fulfill ty as a whole. Those are tough ty? raises (due to) tight budgets. the mission, which is protect - Darlington County is its duties to serve and employees to find and tough Chavis: Well, it starts with Sometimes we didn't get cars ing the citizens of Darlington facing yet another tight protect citizens during employees to hold onto. leadership, giving them a when we knew we needed cars, County. budget year and many this period of austerity? leader that will work with them or didn't get the amount of cars county employees – Byrd: “We've been lucky to and for them, giving them what we needed. You just have to BYRD ON 3A CHAVIS ON 3A County Council: District 7 County Council: District 3 Questions for Darlington Darlington County and the District 7 to elect me again as Questions for Darlington District. Johnson was the fea - of her honors. County Council Candidates: Hartsville area. I graduated from their representative.” County Council Candidates: tured speaker at the South Over 43 years ago she was District 07: Robbin Brock (i) Hartsville High School, attended District 03: Wilhelmina P. Carolina Bicentennial instrumental in founding the and Lewis Brown Wofford College, and graduated 2. What is the most Johnson (i) and Joyce W. Celebration in 1976; directed Darlington County Cultural from Francis Marion University. I important quality in a Thomas many events with the USDA, the Realism Center, for children to 1. Please share a little have been married for 36 years good Darlington County South Carolina Arts Commission, have access to performing arts, about yourself, and why to Kathy council 1. Please share a little and the modeling, you want to run for this Redfearn and member? about yourself, and why National self-defense, office/ run for reelection of have three you want to run for this Endowments living skills, this seat. daughters. Robbin office/ run for reelection for the Arts; ethnic history My decision to Brock (i) of this seat. researched and arts and Robbin Brock (i) run for county “Citizens of and was inte - craft. She also “I’m seeking re-election for council is sim - such a close- Wilhelmina P. Johnson (i) gral in placing houses the Darlington County Council ply based on knit commu - “Wilhelmina P. Johnson, bet - many histori - largest collec - District 7. For the past three and my love for the nity as ter known as “The Total Package” cal Markers for tion of arti - half years I have worked very Hartsville Darlington will continue to share a legacy of African- facts from Robbin Brock Lewis Brown Wilhelmina P. Joyce Thomas hard to address issues concerning community County 28 years as county council com - Americans in notable Johnson our district. I had the pleasure to and Darlington County. I was deserve a council member they mission District 3. The personal the Darlington African serve as Co-Chairman for the past elected to county council in 1988 feel is accessible to them at all leadership and management County area. In addition to serv - American residents in the greater two years. My retirement from and served over three years prior times. When a citizen has an skills are the skills needed to ing on County Council for 28 Pee Dee area. Darlington County after 28 years to being transferred to issue or project they want to talk move Darlington County ahead years, she served as the in Emergency Services allows me Pennsylvania with Sonoco. Since with their council member, they in growth management.” Chairman of Council in 2010. She Joyce W. Thomas to work full time for the people of that time, it has always been my need to feel comfortable picking Johnson was born to a share - has been named Woman of the “I am a native of Darlington. District 7. I would ask to be re- goal to serve the community up the phone and contacting cropper in rural Lee County, and Year for Darlington County Born and raised in Darlington, elected for a second term to con - again by running for county them for help. It’s up to me to graduated from S.C. State through the South Carolina and wife of the late Captain tinue work on some new and council. We have a tremendous listen and find the answer to College, and later earned a Governor’s Office, received a Cecil Thomas of the City of exciting projects in District 7 for community and with my leader - their concerns and respond Masters of Education Degree. Lifetime Achievement Award Darlington Police Department, Darlington County.” ship we can continue to grow myself or have a county official She worked for Clemson through the Greater Darlington who was the epitome of law and maintain the great qualities contact them.” Extension Services and later Chamber of Commerce, and was enforcement. Lewis Brown of that make our community so retired as an educator in the named a Hero of the Day on CBS “I am a lifetime resident of unique. I am asking the voters in Darlington County School Morning News just to name a few DISTRICT 7 ON 5A DISTRICT 3 ON 5A Treasurer Auditor Candidates for Treasurer: Political Science. I currently husband, Marion Joseph Candidates for Auditor: cial place because of the people tor Rosa Hudson as my supervi - (listed in alphabetical order as work for She Magazine and my Edwards, passed away in 2004; (listed in alphabetical order as who live here. Citizens of our sor. there is no incumbent in this past jobs have included Sales we had four children together, there is no incumbent in this county need an auditor who I feel like the experience I election) and Marketing Director at The Kevin, Dion, Alicia and Quincy- election) will bring the new ideas and have had working with the pub - Glenda B. Atkinson and Messenger in Hartsville and who passed away in 2009. They R. Brenton Dana, and fresh leader - lic for many Robin Slater Edwards Palmetto Furniture in Society were all educated in the Margaret R. Rogers ship the office years gives Hill. I am a Darlington needs to save me the expe - Note: The winner of this lifelong resi - County 1. Please share a lit - taxpayers rience to I Democratic Primary election dent of School tle about yourself, and money.” need to be an will face the Republican candi - Hartsville and System.. I am why you want to run for auditor here date Jeffery Johnson in the married to a 1977 gradu - this office. Margaret in Darlington November election. Mike ate of St. R. Rogers County and Atkinson and John’s High R. Brenton Dana “The rea - under the 1. Please share a little have one son, School, and “I am the sole surviving son I want to great leader - about yourself, and why Drew, and we began work - triplet son of Paula (Fleming) run for Brenton Dana Margaret Rogers ship that Rosa you want to run for this live on our ing in the Dana of Darlington and long- Darlington County for this Hudson has given me. office. family farm. Glenda B. Robin Slater Darlington time Darlington and Pee Dee office is because I have worked I am run - Atkinson Edwards County Area newspaper columnist, the with the public for most of my 2. What is the most Glenda B. Atkinson ning for Darlington County Treasurer’s Office to the follow - late J. Dwight Dana. I am a life; such as working as a sales important quality in a “I am a graduate of Francis Treasurer because I want to ing year. 2008 graduate of the University person for several different good auditor that is need - Marion University. I spent two serve. I think the county is I believe in giving back to of South Carolina School of stores in Darlington, a bank in ed for Darlington County? years studying Accounting and moving forward and needs new my community, and have vol - Journalism earning my BA in Darlington County, working in went on to get a degree in people in leadership positions. unteered with the Athletic Public Relations. I have worked the school system in Darlington R. Brenton Dana More women need to run for Booster Club, and have been a as a staffer for the South County, Florence County, “Darlington County needs an office and I hope to encourage cheerleading coach with the Carolina State Senate, served as Abilene TX and Okinawa Japan. auditor who is accessible. I feel others by my example.” Darlington Area Recreation an executive with the Boy And last but not least, I have strongly that the auditor can’t Department for the past 22 Scouts of America as well as a worked the past 30 years in the possibly do the work of the peo - Robin Slater Edwards years. journalist and media corre - Darlington County Auditor’s ple from behind a desk all day. “I was born and raised in spondent. office working under June Darlington County. My late Darlington County is a spe - Demars, and the present audi - TREASURER ON 3A AUDITOR ON 6A Word of the Week cadence: a rhythmic sequence or The Pee Dee’s Oldest flow of sounds in language Independently Owned Newspaper Merriam-Webster.com JUNE 8, 2016 | PAGE 2A the NeWs ANd Press, dArliNGtoN, s.C. op iWWW.nNEWSANDPRESionS.NET

OP-ED letters to the editor In support of Wayne Byrd integrity and he has shown this during those who don't want him in office. My his campaign, because not once has he husband and I would like to take this About Snakes Let your light so shine before men, tried to make negative comments against time to let "EVERYONE" know that we that they may see your good works and his opponent. I am so very proud to say have no hard feelings against him and By Bill shepard glorify your Father which is in Heaven. that Sheriff Byrd is my Sheriff and I that we are behind him 100%!!!!!!!! I Matthew 5:16 would like to take this opportunity to truly feel that Sheriff Byrd is the right I am not a smart person. In school I always sat at the back of man for the job, we are and will ALWAYS the room and behind the largest person I could find. I did that I met Sheriff Byrd while employed publicly commend him for a job well with the City of Darlington, I could not done. be #TEAMBYRD. If you are concerned so the teacher couldn’t see me and ask me questions. Sometimes about your county and leadership that she would see me with my head on my desk, trying to hide, and have met a finer person. He was and still While Sheriff Byrd was faced with a is the same person, very kind and per - decision to terminate my husband and you can depend on, please go to the polls she would ask me a question about the lesson. I never raised my on June 14th and re-elect Sheriff Wayne hand, even if I thought I knew the answer, but would often call sonable. When he decided to run for another deputy, it was an unfortunate Sheriff in 2008, one day he and I had a move he had to make. We respect him for Byrd as your Sheriff of Darlington on me! I wanted to say, “Why call on me, if I knew the answer I County. would raise my hand!” With all the others begging me to give conversation and he said something to being consistent in his actions, and we her the answer, she would call on one who didn’t know. Well, me and I told him then that he would be understand he has a job to do and had he Sherri L.J. Hodges there were lots of things about school that I didn’t understand our next Sheriff. Sheriff Byrd is a man of =not he would suffer criticism from Darlington, S.C. until I became a teacher myself, and that was a long time after - wards. Of course there were some things learned outside of the classroom, and they were more valuable than some learned OP-ED inside the classroom. I learned some valuable lessons while fish - ing along the muddy banks of Swift Creek. There were lots of snakes in those swamps! From where I lived on the mill village, I The Security of America walked along that winding stream in search of places deep came ashore at that point. career. They left it all on Today over 70 percent of enough for the fish to stay. We called it, “up the creek” and By dr. William r. (Bill) Bouknight the following was shared at the Armed with rocket propelled Omaha Beach. If anybody the American public believes “down the creek.” Down the creek meant following the stream Memorial day service on May 30, hooks and ropes, they scaled ever gets the idea that free - that our nation is headed in from the village in the direction of St. John’s school. Of course, 2016 in darlington, s.C. that cliff even in the face of dom is free, tell them about the wrong direction. up the creek meant the opposite direction. Up the creek was my On this Memorial Day, we Nazi machine guns. The Omaha Beach and the Hollywood has forgotten how favorite direction to travel to fish. As a small boy, I followed that honor America’s first respon - Rangers were surprised to American cemetery there. to make a movie without pro - stream for miles in both directions. There were no alligators in ders, those who have worn find no Nazi artillery at the We Christians have a natu - faning God’s holy name, and Swift Creek, at least I never saw one, but there were snakes-a- the uniform and borne the top of the cliff. Those guns ral aversion to violence and Hollywood turns a profit plenty! How I kept from being bit by a snake I don’t know, burdens of her armed forces. had been moved about a mile war. Our Savior and Lord, because church members pay except the good Lord was saving me for other purposes. Especially do we honor those from the beach. The Rangers Jesus Christ, was known as the admission fee to see those In later years, I wondered what my mama was thinking to who gave their last full meas - found those guns and the Prince of Peace. He said, movies. It is a tragic but true allow me to go off to that swamp right by myself to fish! It just ure of devotion for America. destroyed them. At the end of “Blessed are the peacemak - fact that America is the fore - didn’t seem to bother her at all! Anyway, I did a lot of fishing Just six weeks ago I was June 6, only 70 Rangers were ers.” In our personal relation - most producer of pornogra - along that lazy winding stream. You can learn a lot when you privileged to stand on the still available for duty. All the ships, we should make every phy in the entire world. The are allowed to ramble deep inside a dark cypress swam, I did! I sacred sands of Omaha Beach rest were either dead or effort to avoid violence. We prophet Jeremiah could have learned a few things about snakes while rambling through Swift in Normandy, France. If you wounded. But they accom - should refuse to retaliate been describing Americans Creek swampland. At my early age I did not know how to tell have never been there and plished the mission. when offended, unless our when he wrote, “They have the difference between a good snake and a bad snake. Not can possibly find a way to Several hours later, at sun - lives or families are threat - forgotten how to blush.” knowing the difference, I regarded them all as being bad! I make the trip, I urge you to rise, thousands of U.S. troops ened. We should return good Jesus defined marriage by learned another thing; you never take your eyes off a snake do so. That was the spot came ashore at Omaha for evil. saying, “Therefore a man will once you see it! The reason being, by the time you see the where on June 6, 1944, Allied Beach, as the Nazi guns on However, the nation has a leave his mother and father snake, it sees you! Snakes being as smart as they are, if you take forces began to retake Europe the cliffs above sprayed different mandate. St. Paul in and be united to his wife, and your eyes off it, when you look back that snake will be gone! I from Nazi Germany. At the death. But those 18-year-old Romans 13 taught that heads the two will become one have had that happen more than once. They are smart, you south end of Omaha Beach is American boys kept coming, of state are authorized to flesh.” Yet our Supreme know. In the Bible Jesus said they are wise! He also said we Point Du Hoc. There stands a even though the waves slosh - “bear the sword, bringing Court has invented a different should be as wise as they are! One preacher said that folk ought 100-foot cliff, rising from the ing on shore took on a red - punishment on the wrong- definition of marriage, and to have snake sense! beach at a 90-degree angle. dish tinge because of all the doer.” The heads of state must five unelected judges have I had a lot of encounters with snakes while fishing along the Allied intelligence believed blood-shed. Just a mile from have people to discharge that decreed that 320 million banks of Swift Creek. I don’t believe there was ever a person that the Germans had huge Omaha Beach is the responsibility. Thus, we have Americans must accept it. that fished in Swift Creek more than I did when I was a boy. 105 MM guns there able to American cemetery where the biblical mandate for That same Supreme Court has Sometimes I would take my own little frying pan along and destroy naval vessels miles 9300 of those boys are police forces and standing declared that an adult has the when I was finished fishing and I was hungry, I would clean my away. It was essential that buried. So many were just 18 armies. Jesus was a realist. He right to destroy an unborn fish, start a fire, and cook them right there along the creek those guns be taken out. In or 19 years old. They never taught that there would be baby if that baby is inconven - bank. Usually I would have a friend along when I did that. the dark hours before sunrise had a chance to get married, “wars and rumors of war” ient. Yet the Lord said to the Now I said that I learned a lot of things while fishing in Swift on June 6, 220 U.S. Rangers raise a family, or have a until he returns in final victo - prophet Jeremiah, “Before I Creek, I learned about snakes and how to deal with them! When ry. In this sin-marred world, formed you in the womb, I I first laid eyes on one, I set out to kill it. I didn’t cut a twig and freedom will always require knew you.” In other words, tickle it along its back. I went in for the kill! Usually I had a hoe the blood of patriots, and if every unborn baby is a work along with which to dig for fishing worms. With hoe in hand, I The News & Press we ever become unwilling to 117 S. Main St., Darlington, SC 29532 of God in the womb. aimed at the snake’s head. 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He has been sharing his tales of growing up in to edit as necessary for space or other requirements. pointed to the real source of or nation sows, that also is Darlington for decades, and we are delighted to share them each Please contact us by phone at (843) 393-3811, by fax at national security when he what a person or nation will week. (843) 393-6811 or by e-mail at [email protected] wrote, “’Not by might nor by reap. His mailing address for cards and letters is: Bill Shepard 324 with your Darlington area news. power but by my Spirit,’ says Sunny Lane, Piedmont, S.C., 29673. the Lord Almighty.” SECURITY ON 3A NEWS AND PRESS | DARLINGTON, S.C. WEDNESDAY JUNE 8, 20165 | PAGE 3A facility into compliance have to see some drastic cuts process of applying for fund - was never designed to be a certainly it shouldn't be that. Byrd with PREA (the Prison made somewhere else in the ing to put cameras on all of our secure building. If you look at That is the people's building. Rape Elimination Act). As county to make up that differ - people. it, it sits 25 or 30 feet from the It's their courthouse. They Continued from 1A sheriff, how will you ence.” The Detention Center about street. As we've seen in the should be able to come and go And then that dedication, work toward accomplish - two years ago outfitted every last couple of weeks, it's pretty unfettered. that will to serve the public, to ing this goal? Act No. 71, signed into detention officer in the jail simple to drive a car right up It's a very tight balancing act look beyond not only what's Byrd: “We've presented law by Gov. Nikki Haley in with a body camera... to the actual door of the court - to try and secure the building, good for you, but what's good Council with a couple of dif - June of 2015, requires all (because ) the Detention house. It has four entrances, and yet leave access for the for the community as a whole. ferent options, and it's really a South Carolina law Center has a little more leeway and everybody entering the everyday man to walk in and Those are tough employees to matter of funding. As Sheriff, enforcement agencies to with some of their funding building uses the same eleva - conduct his business... It might find and tough employees to you're not allowed to hire peo - use body cameras. What than we do. Plus, you're talk - tors... so you've got a huge mix be possible to design an entrance hold onto. ple without approval of is your perspective on the ing about the difference of people in a common area. for the building outside of where I like to remind County County Council. They approve advantages and disad - between outfitting 12 deten - Years ago that was a popular the building is now, close off Council that the same people our budget and we have to try vantages of officer-worn tion officers versus 75 thing, but in today's climate some of those alternate that make a good deputy make and live within that budget. I body cameras, and what deputies... and we were able to it's not a good idea. entrances. But those things cost a good employee anywhere... think the Department of changes – if any – can the use that as kind of a test for us You want your judges to money, and it take some study to those are the people that pri - Corrections says we need ten public expect you to to see how the cameras we have a secure entrance. You see if it will work.” vate industry is looking for, additional officers to meet make to the DCSO body were looking at would work. want to bring prisoners and and private industry is much state standards. That's a pretty camera usage policy? Our program has kind of people in custody in and out Do you think the sher - more willing to pay a higher high mark. If it was just one or Byrd: “I'm proud to say that been silently moving along, of an area where they are the iff's position should be salary than we are able to pay, two, I think we could find a the South Carolina Sheriff's and we're starting now to issue only ones there and they don't term limited? so it makes recruitment and way to cut some corners and Association was integral in the some cameras to our road mix with the public and Byrd: “I think there should retention very difficult.” hire one or two, with Council's passage of this legislation... deputies.” there's not a chance of them be a limit at some point. I don't approval. But to hire ten at one and the bill that was passed attacking somebody or being see somebody being in office The SC Department of time, that's almost impossible was almost identical to the one Can you please explain passed some kind of contra - for life. I don't think that's a Corrections has repeat - in today's budgetary climate. that we proposed. your plan for increasing band. good idea. To say at what point edly urged the Darlington Council is going to have to The state has made contin - security at the The current building that that term limit should apply, I County Corrections come up with a long term plan gencies to fund the camera Darlington County court - we have, it's almost impossible think that's for the people at Center to hire several to add these people gradually, program – it's underfunded house until a new one is to secure a building like that large to decide how long is too more guards to bring the a few a year until we get to right now – but our policy is built? without turning it into some long to be in office. Certainly, I that mark, or you're going to approved and we are in the Byrd: “That courthouse type of detention setting. And don't think it's a bad thing.”

personnel through job fairs, camera, and I loved that sys - going to scrap them. We're only firm basis, a conviction Chavis going out and talking with our tem because it showed me mis - going to put policy and proce - Security in the minds of the people high schools and making sure takes I made as I was doing my dure in place for all personnel Continued from 1A that these liberties are a gift they know we have these posi - job. that are assigned to that court - Continued from 2A of God?” The SC Department of tions open, checking with our A camera system in the car house to follow. We'll make God reigns over all God’s patience is long, but Corrections has repeat - technical institutions to try as well as on your body will sure that they're trained and nations. Those nations that not inexhaustible. He is a just edly urged the Darlington and get graduates of those help you to be safe and keep that they know exactly what support his purposes receive God who hates evil and County Corrections educations centers to come to you in a professional manner they're supposed to do. his blessings. Those nations judges all unrepentant sin - Center to hire several us. at any and all times dealing If it requires us to put in that contravene his purposes ners and nations. The most And (we will) work with with the public. It's a great more guards to bring the new locking procedures on our end up on history’s junk patriotic thing we can do facility into compliance Council to hopefully bring up learning tool. If you do your heap. If you want to see the courthouse doors where some - during these coming months with PREA (the Prison the salaries. I think they're job effectively and in the right evidence, consider Nazi is to repent and pray for one has to be buzzed out to Rape Elimination Act). As making a little over $12 an way, it's there to help you. If Germany, Stalin’s Soviet America. sheriff, how will you hour down there now. We'll try you do your job in a bad way, leave the building, we'll do Union, and Saddam Hussein. Today we honor all mem - work toward accomplish - to bring up those salaries so it'll bring those bad things out that. We will make sure there My hope and prayer is bers of the armed services, ing this goal? we can interest people in tak - to light. are trained and adequately that a spirit of repentance especially those who have Chavis: Under our current ing those jobs. We're going to do every - staffed personnel at that will spread like a tidal wave given their lives in service to administration...we have been thing we can to purchase those courthouse at all times so that across America in these criti - the nation. Even more impor - out of compliance with PREA Act No. 71, signed into systems and set up everyone no incident like what hap - cal months before Election tant, we acknowledge that for some time. When I take law by Gov. Nikki Haley in who's in contact with the pub - pened here in Darlington a Day. When George the nation’s ultimate security office, one of the first goals I June of 2015, requires all lic on a daily basis with a body- couple of weeks ago never Washington was inaugurated is Almighty God. As the will have in place is to ensure South Carolina law worn camera system, the best happens again. as our first president, he got psalmist declared, “Blessed is we hire the number of person - enforcement agencies to that we can get for our money. down on his knees and kissed the nation whose God is the nel we need at that Detention use body cameras. What Do you think the sher - the Bible. Then he led the Lord.” Center to bring us in compli - is your perspective on the Can you please explain iff's position should be entire Senate and House of The Bible gives us God’s Representatives to an recipe for national health ance. Why should we as a law advantages and disad - your plan for increasing term limited? enforcement agency be out of vantages of officer-worn security at the Darlington Episcopal church for a two- and renewal. It is found in Chavis: No, I truly do not. I hour worship service. And, the second book of compliance with any law or act body cameras, and what County courthouse until think if the citizens want to that's on the books? changes – if any – can the a new one is built? thank the Lord, there is no Chronicles, and it is still our keep you in place... that's We need to make sure that public expect you to Chavis: We all know what record of the ACLU filing a hope for 2016: “If my people something they should have to we hire good men and women make to the DCSO body happened a few weeks ago lawsuit in protest. who are called by my name, that are capable of doing the camera usage policy? when we had an inmate decide. So as long as you're Thomas Jefferson, the will humble themselves and job and taking care of those Chavis: I personally love escape at the Darlington getting elected and you're not father of the separation pray and seek my face and inmates at the Darlington body cameras. I never had a County Courthouse. First running a bad office, you between church and state, turn from their wicked ways, County Detention Center. body camera myself, but I'm so thing I want to do when we should be able to hold that knew that belief in God is then will I hear from heaven That will be one of the first glad our State Senator Gerald come in is review the opera - office. If you're doing wrong, essential for the nation. He and will forgive their sin and things we try to do within the Malloy sponsored that bill. In tional procedures that are in it's up to the citizens of wrote, “And can the liberties will heal their land.” first six months to make sure 1995, I received my 1995 place right now. If they're not Darlington County...to take of a nation be thought secure If we have ears to hear, let we have adequate number of Camaro with an in-car video good and up to par, we're you out of that position. when we have removed their us hear. God bless America!

ing to put in the long Please share your experi - Robin Slater Edwards taxes was handled? How Office determines appraisal Treasurer hours the job requires? ence with accounting “There is a lot to be said would you have handled values for real property, and and dealing with large about on the job experience it? Do you feel the people the Auditor calculates the tax. Continued from 1A Glenda B. Atkinson budgets. versus learning it in the class - should have been repaid? We all work together for the I would like to run for this “The main duty of the room. I learned from the best, taxpayers, but in this case, the office because I would like to office is to serve the citizens Glenda B. Atkinson and have been in this office Glenda B. Atkinson overcharge had nothing to do share the experience and the of the county by collecting “I am the only candidate for the past 38 years day in, “I hope to never make the with the treasurer’s office. We knowledge I have learned in taxes, investing surplus funds that has studied any account - day out, actually working and mistake of overcharging the receive funds, invest and safe - the last 38 years with the citi - and making the sure the funds ing on the college level. I knowing the job inside and taxpayers. I think that the guard them, and to disburse zens of Darlington County.” are correctly disbursed. I am think that makes me the best out will allow the transition to decision made was the best for the funds as directed – such as willing to put in the long qualified for the job. I will go smoothly. Instead of train - the county and the least costly the case of an overpayment. 2. What is the most hours and do whatever it consider going back to college ing someone on how to do this way of dealing with the error.” So, to answer your ques - important quality in a takes to get the job done suc - to get a degree in Accounting job, I already know it. Hands tion, I would not have handled good treasurer that is cessfully. I would like to use and become a CPA after I win on training is the best way to Robin Slater Edwards it any other way because in needed for Darlington the latest technology to make the election. I have handled truly do this important job “There has been a lot of our office, the treasurer’s County? the office more efficient.” budgets in previous jobs and correctly.” confusion about this issue. office, had no part in the accounting for small business - The office of the treasurer appraisal values. The county Glenda B. Atkinson Robin Slater Edwards es. And my college degree 5. What are your only receives money. We do administrator and county “The most important quali - “The duties of the treasur - shows that I have the ability to thoughts on how the not determine property tax council handled it in the best ty needed is integrity.” er’s office include the collec - learn.” overcharge of county amounts at all. The Assessor’s possible way in this situation.” tion property taxes, vehicle Robin Slater Edwards and real property, and receiv - “The most important qual - ing revenue collected. Yes, I ity a treasurer should have are am willing to put up the long what my family has always hours I’ll do what it takes to practiced: honesty depend - get the job done. I’ve working ability, dedication loyalty, and in that office for 38 years and the ability to work with peo - am ready to do whatever it ple.” take to get the job done.”

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The family received friends Hollow Drive, Darlington, S.C. mother, Barbara Gainey Safety Department of the Barringer Harris and his three May 28, 2016. prior to the service from 12:30- Mrs. Dixon was born in Johnson, is his son, Josh Atlantic Coast Line Railroad in children, Caroline Beattie She was sur - 1:30 p.m., also at Longs Darlington County. She was the Gainey of Myrtle Beach; his Wilmington, N.C. He then Harris, Laurence Barringer rounded by Chapel. Burial followed the daughter of the late James daughter, Megan (Paul) entered the hardware business Harris, Jr., and Mary Scott her loving funeral at Garrett Hillcrest Canelus and Ada Harrell Ribeiro of Boston; his step- in Darlington, S.C. as a partner Harris; Mary Harris Crane, her family at the Memorial Park. Following the Hayden. Mrs. Dixon was a father, Lavern Johnson; his to the late Frank McKeel. He husband, Frank and their three Solace committal service, the family member of Darlington Church wife, Arlene Turner; his step- left the hardware business to children, Isabel Radford Hospice gathered with friends at the log of God. She enjoyed working in daughter, Jennifer Turner; and establish his own real estate Murray, Margaret Barringer Center in home in the White Oak com - her yard tending to her garden step-granddaughter, Alexis company. Radford and Austin Carroll Asheville, munity beginning at 4:30 p.m. and feeding her chickens. Mrs. Turner. An interest in politics led Crane and his wife, Alexandra; N.C. Funeral arrangements are Dixon enjoyed spending time The family received friends him to help develop the fledg - James gill Harris and his wife, Donna was the daughter of being handled by Garrett with her family and will be from 4:00 – 6:00 p.m. Monday, ling Republican Party in S.C. Elizabeth and their two daugh - Charles Keith Haithcock and Funeral Home in Waynesville, missed dearly. May 30th at Belk Funeral He was proud that he began as ters, Elizabeth Haynsworth the late Patricia Haithcock of N.C. Surviving are her children, Home. a precinct chairman, was elect - Harris and Dorothy McCown Mt. Gilead, N.C. Her sister The family would like to Jimmy (Bonnie) Dixon of Rock A guestbook is available ed Chairman of the S.C. Harris and seven great grand - Wendy Oliver also preceded thank Vesta Adkins and Kathy Hill, Johnnie Miller (Bobby) online at www.belkfuneral - Republican Party and ultimate - children: Mary Soutter Pack, her in death. West for their care giving, sup - and Tony Dixon, Sr. both of home.com. ly became a National Michael Stanley Pack III, Donna was born in Troy, port, and love for Donna. Darlington; grandchildren, Committeeman. Isabella Beth Murray, Jane N.C. on November 28, 1958. A message of comfort may Angela Giles (Daryl), Jimmy Raymond Harris After his service in the U.S. Abigail Murray, Natalie She graduated from the be left to the family and guest Dixon, Jr. (Jessica), Billy Raymond Alexander Harris Navy and before becoming a Elizabeth Chase, John Ravenel American Business and Fashion registry may be signed at Dixon, Charlie Dixon (Tracy), died Monday, May 30, 2016. A Special Agent with the F.B.I., Chase III and Oliver Burnett Institute in Charlotte and www.garrettfuneralsandcre - Michelle Anderson (Timmy), memorial service was held Mr. Harris entered Wake Forest Crane. attended Sandhills Community mations.com Tonya Andrews (James), 11:00 a.m. Friday, June 3, at College, where he played on Mr. Harris was preceded in College in Southern Pines. Carolyn Miller (David), Tony the Darlington Presbyterian the golf team and was a 1950 death by his parents and his sis - Donna was married to Phil Dorothy Dubose Dixon, Jr. (Paula), Deana Church. Belk Funeral Home is graduate. ters, Alice Lee Harris Bryan and Bland on May 22, 1982; they Funeral services for Ms. Watford (Brock), Daniel Dixon in charge of arrangements. The He was married to Vi Jane Harris McDonald. were married for 34 years. Dorothy Harriet Dubose were Dixon (Jessica), and Brett family welcomed friends at the Haynsworth Barringer in 1951 Ray loved his family, his Donna was a devoted wife and conducted 1:00 o’clock Stratton; 20 great grandchil - Darlington Country Club fol - by whom he is survived. friends, his country. Though mother. Donna's love of God, Saturday, June 4, 2016 at New dren; and seven great great lowing the service. He is also survived by his six born a Tarheel and a Baptist, he dedication to family, sense of Providence United Methodist grandchildren; and many Born in Forestville, N.C., children: Belva Harris Chase embraced South Carolina and humor, beautiful smile and Church in Darlington. nieces and nephews. February 3, 1927, he was raised and her three children, John became a good Presbyterian. contagious laugh will never be Interment will followed in Memorials may be made to in Wake Forest, N.C. the son of Ravenel Chase, Jr. and wife, Memorials may be made to forgotten. the church cemetery directed the McLeod Hospice House of Mary Alice Brooks and Mason, Alexa C. Pack and hus - the Darlington Presbyterian Donna is survived by her by Jordan Funeral Home, Inc. Florence, 1203 E. Cheves Raymond Lee Harris. So anx - band, Michael and Lucas Church, 311 Pearl Street., husband, Phil Bland; children: of Darlington. Street, Florence, S.C. 29506. ious was he to serve in the US Barringer Chase; Vi Harris Darlington, S.C. 29532, the Kristin Richardson and hus - The family received friends Family and friends are invit - Navy in World War II, that with Owens and husband, Reese and S.C. Republican Party or the band Phil Richardson of at the church on Saturday ed to the sign the online guest his father’s permission, he their two sons, Addison Reese charity of one’s choice. Murrells Inlet, S.C., Katie starting 12:00 o’clock noon book at www.kistlerhardeefu - altered his birth certificate so Owen and Harris Jed Owen; An online guestbook is avail - Bland and Adam Hawkins of until the hour of the service. neralhome.com he could enlist three months Raymond Alexander Harris, able at www.belkfuneral - Waynesville, and Derek Bland shy of his seventeenth birthday, Jr., his wife, Sarah and their home.com. and Wesley Bland of Raleigh; Melvin Lou Randy Dale Gainey sister Kathy Haithcock of Hayden Dixon Randy Dale Gainey, age 57 Kernersville; grandchildren Melvin Lou Hayden Dixon, passed away Wednesday, May Hayden Grace Hawkins, 90, of Darlington died on 25, 2016. Funeral services were Lennon Leigh Hawkins and Sunday, May 29, 2016 at the held 3:00 p.m. Tuesday, May Miller Rose Richardson; moth - McLeod Hospice House in 31st in the chapel at Belk er in law Iris Rose Bland; sister Florence surrounded by her Funeral Home, with burial fol - and brother in laws Gina loving family. lowing at Darlington Memory Crider, Allen Oliver, Kip Bland, Funeral services were held Gardens. and John Bland; and nephews on Friday, June 3, 2016 at Born August 21, 1958, and nieces Austin and Daniel 11:00 a.m. in Darlington Randy was the son of Barbara Oliver, Haley, Kendall, and Church of God. Burial followed Gainey Johnson and the late Alexis Banks, and Stana, in Clyde Church of God Dewey Lavern Gainey. Randy Katerina, Michael, and Aaron Cemetery, directed by Kistler- was a graduate of St. John’s Bland. Hardee Funeral Home. The High School. He loved The funeral service was held family received friends from NASCAR and worked as a car at 2:00 p.m. on Friday, June 5:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. on hauler for NASCAR. Randy was

will be held on Monday, June in need in the Darlington area. ChurCh 13th at 6 p.m. at Bethel AME T.L.C.’s food bank is located at News Church on Main Street in 201 Grove Street in Darlington. Please send your church news Darlington. Sherman Barno, They are open Monday, to: [email protected] Director. Wednesday, and Thursday from 10 a.m. until 12 noon. Vacation Bible School BBQ Fundraiser forNew Donations of non-perishable The Vacation Bible School Beginnings Church food items (especially canned “Kids Under Construction” will New Beginnings Church will meats) are needed, as are toi - be held June 6 – 10th at be having a BBQ building letries, bathroom tissue, and Macedonia Baptist Church, fundraiser on June 17th from paper towels. Mail monetary Darlington, from 5:00 p.m. to 11:00 a.m. til 2:00 p.m. donations to: The Lord Cares 8:00 p.m. nightly. All children BBQ plates will include BBQ PO Box, 1457, Darlington, SC are invited to attend! sandwich, bag of chips, 29540 Rev. Dr. Cecil L. Bromell, coleslaw, cookies, and a drink Pastor. for $7.00. Bible Study Plates can be picked up at Bible study at Mt.Zion Run the Race The Music Hall at 1945 Harry Tabernacle Believers Church High Hill Baptist Church is Byrd Hwy Darlington, SC on 426 W. Broad St. Darlington, holding their Vacation Bible Hwy 151 beside Flowers on Tuesday nights at 6:00 p.m. School “Run the Race” on Furniture. Five or more plates Bible study led by Rev.Larry Saturday June 11, 2016 from can be delivered. For tickets or Scipio. Contact Deacon 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Lunch any info please contact: Rick at Z.Frierson at 843-992-3158 or and snack will be served. 843-260-6884, Patrick at 843- church 843-992-8125. Come Please wear an oversized white 758-2917 or Raven at 843-858- join us. t-shirt over your clothes!) 2 7191. Timothy 4:7-8 St. Catherine's God’s Garden Episcopal Church Pastoral Anniversary God’s Garden is being pre - 3123 W. Palmetto St., The Center Baptist Church pared for planting, and should Florence Worship Time: 11 family will celebrate their be ready within ten days. a.m. (4th Sunday 8:30 a.m.) Pastor, the Reverend Jackie The Garden is located on Sunday School: 9:45 Boyd’s 29th Pastoral Smith Avenue. Everyone is a.m.Phone: 843-601-3672 Anniversary on Sunday, June invited to join in the fun of Facebook: StCatherinesEC 12th at 10:00 a.m. The planting and watching your Vicar: The Rev. Jeffrey R. Reverend William Robinson, Jr. plants grow. Richardson of Columbia, S.C. will be the There is no charge for speaker. Everyone is invited. planting in the garden. Please Black Creek Baptist furnish your own seeds and Church Attention: Seeking fertilizer. There is access to Black Creek Baptist Church, “People who love to sing” water and tiller for plowing. If located 139 Mont Clare Road, All singers are invited to par - you are interested in being a Dovesville, announces their ticipate in a performance for part of God’s Garden, call: hours: Sunday: 10 a.m. the American Cancer Society of 843-393-3540. Leave a mes - Sunday School, 11a.m. Darlington County. The choir sage, and your call will be Worship Services and 6 p.m. will perform favorite hymns returned. Evening Worship. Wednesday: acapella spirituals and light 6:30 Adult Bible Study; Youth gospel music. Everyone is invit - The Lord Cares Bible Study, Children (Children ed to attend, all denominations Please continue to assist The In Action) 7:30 Adult Choir and races. The first meeting Lord Cares in caring for those Practice NEWS AND PRESS | DARLINGTON, S.C. WEDNESDAY JUNE 8, 2016 | PAGE 5A County.” “Drugs and crime are of seri - Darlington County Council are District 7 ous concern. However, to me District 3 part of a leadership team that is Wilhelmina P. Johnson (i) Lewis Brown the major social problems in responsible for guiding the “Attention must be given to Continued from 1A “In 1988, I announced I was our community are the result of Continued from 1A county’s growth, development, Darlington County as a whole to Lewis Brown running for County Council a breakdown in the family We have one daughter, Tracy, health, safety, and environmen - make the environment as a “Leadership includes estab - District 7. My primary concern structure. Some children are who resides in the Washington tal protection. Negative values whole an area for growth and lishing a clear vision, sharing at that time was the inability of being raised in an unsuper - D.C. area. I feel I can be a by council will not be tolerated. development. Reduction in that vision with others so that Darlington County Council to vised environment with little to very strong voice, Darlington All stakeholders deserve the crime rates will occur by pro - they will follow willingly, pro - work with the City of no accountability and most County is my home and there best for a positive quality of life. moting jobs. All agencies and viding the information, knowl - Hartsville. Based on my recent importantly not taking advan - are some situations that I feel Economic development is organizations must begin to edge and methods to realize discussion with many local offi - tage of our educational system. that district 3 needs to be aware more than building roads. In my work together My objectives that vision, and coordinating cials, the opportunity for If elected my goal is to establish of and be inclusive of. I am real - opinion, the leadership and also call for private roads to be and balancing the conflicting improvement still exists today. an advisory group of business, ly concerned about our management roles in the county repaired in the various districts, interests of all members and The business landscape in education and medical profes - drainage, infrastructure and must be improved. Tourism and and revamping the South stakeholders..” Darlington County has dramat - sionals to review this topic to economic possibilities. My other projects are needed. And Darlington Watershed Project ically changed over the past 25 better understand how, as a recent experience was on the we need to build the growth of which began 25 years ago. The 3. In the past 20 years. Most of the small town community, we can improve Darlington County Board of rural Darlington County, too. problems did not go away; this years Hartsville has seen municipalities in our region student retention. If we can Education for 8 years, and on We cannot forget those that are needs to be a project for significant growth in have experienced a net loss in keep our youth engaged in edu - Darlington County EMS living in the rural areas. We Darlington County.” their downtown area with business. Last year the City of cation, reduction in crime and Commission for 8 years, and must also not forget that not small businesses, and Hartsville held approximately drugs will improve.” Planning Commission for everyone will go to college, we Joyce W. Thomas Darlington has experi - 30 Ribbon Cutting Ceremonies Darlington County for 4 years. I need to build up the skills for “The biggest one I feel is the enced an upswing in the marking the opening of new 5.What is your vision am still a vibrant voice for he young people to have a job and quality of life issues. And of past year with the new businesses. Vision and business for improving the recre - community and county. I am become contributing members course, the quality of life that is Walmart and several new acumen are essential for coun - ation department for the ready and committed to serving. of the county.” stemming from not having jobs small businesses. What ty council members. Recruiting people in your district, I am a very capable catalyst and and not able to provide for their can the county to do help new businesses is a very com - and the county at large? ready to see changes and Joyce W. Thomas families goes back to economic continue economic petitive industry. Going for - improvements in our county.” “We can work closer with development. If a person can growth in the entire coun - ward, county council members Robbin Brock (i) Hartsville who certainly has provide for their family, their ty? will have to make data based “Council Members voted to 2. What is the most done really well; I feel the differ - life would be much better. I Do you think the decisions to understand where approve the Hospitality Tax (H- important quality in a ent entities can work closer have worked with poverty and Darlington County to invest for the highest proba - Tax) adding a tax on prepared good Darlington County together to be a cohesive team. hunger issues for years, and our Economic Development bility for success. My vision is food sold in the county. These council member? We can learn by example from most vulnerable people in that Partnership has been ben - based on extensive business tax funds will be used to sup - others who have been success - area are seniors and children. eficial? travel and almost 25 years of port tourism related events Wilhelmina P. Johnson (i) ful, such as Hartsville and sur - We need to look at those issues employment with a Fortune within the county, to bring all “The most important quality rounding cities including and see where we can improve.” Robbin Brock (i) 500 company. I have an exten - types of sports tourism to our in a good Darlington County Florence. “My personal view on eco - sive network that will enable recreation complexes. These H- council member is the necessary I think we need to take a clos - 5. What is your vision nomic development is for coun - me to utilize my experiences Tax funds will bring additional training in providing the gov - er look at the Darlington County for improving the recre - ty council to do whatever it and contacts for the good of the unbudgeted revenue that can ernment with adequate leader - Economic Development ation department for the takes to bring jobs to entire community. Successfully be used to support and ship and management skills.” Partnership and involve the peo - people in your district, Darlington County. I fully sup - recruiting industry to enhance the programs we pro - ple. We should do surveys and and the county at large? port Mr. Frank Willis and the Darlington County will come vide now.” Joyce W. Thomas be in touch with the people and Darlington County Economic from establishing goals and “The most important quality see what they feel works or Wilhelmina P. Johnson (i) Development Partnership. unity among members of coun - Lewis Brown is honesty, and keeping your doesn’t work. We need more “Recreation will be a part of Projects that were completed ty council..” “I would be to congratulate word to your constituents.” research, and involvement from each council district. Other last year demonstrate the and thank the many Darlington our constituents. The people learning experiences for chil - diversity in economic develop - 4. What is the current County Recreation Department 3. In the past 20 years that we serve have a lot offer. We dren and adults should be avail - ment. Sonoco opening their biggest social problem in employees, parents, volun - Hartsville has seen signifi - are their representatives and we able. It should not be a disad - new iPS Studio, a state of the your district? Is it drugs, teers, coaches and the cant growth in their down - need to involve them more. vantage to live in a rural com - art innovation facility which crime, or something else? Hartsville community for mak - town area with small busi - We need a resource directo - munity and have no access to all will bring people from all over How can this be fixed? ing our sports programs and nesses, and Darlington has ry; people need to know who is that children and adults have in the world to Hartsville. Two recreation departments so spe - experienced an upswing in in the different organizations the more urban areas.” new agricultural businesses Robbin Brock (i) cial. As a resident of District 7, the past year with the new and the chain of command. The were also developed; the Bird “By far the answer to that is we are very fortunate to enjoy Walmart and several new websites are hard to navigate, Joyce W. Thomas Song Plant is located in crime, such as home break-ins first class facilities. small businesses. What and the phone systems. We are “I think we need to find out Darlington and Rogers or property being stolen. Law We need to ensure all areas can the county to do help dealing with an older popula - what is best for the people. I Brothers in the Lydia communi - enforcement agencies are over - of our county have quality pro - continue economic growth tion too, and they have to go know what I would like, and I ty. Manheim Darlington just whelmed with the constant grams for the residents of each in the entire county? through voice prompts on the think that the new proposed opened their BMW facility cre - increase of reported crimes. district. Is the success of one Do you think the telephone that is difficult- espe - gym proposed for Darlington ating 50-90 jobs and the City of There are things we can do to district being shared with other Darlington County Econo- cially if they don’t know who to needs input from our citizens. Hartsville recently announced help. One example is starting districts? All areas of our coun - mic Development Partner- ask for. They need to talk to a We can do a survey; make an their plans to development an or joining a crime watch group ty enjoy a rich history of quality ship has been beneficial? live person.” advisory committee to get Industrial Park. in your community; law athletic programs. I will sup - input from the community on These projects show eco - enforcement will be glad to port efforts to ensure we pro - Wilhelmina P. Johnson (i) 4. What is the current biggest that. In Darlington, and the nomic development is working help you with the information vide recreational services for “Darlington County Council social problem in your district? county as a whole, the city and and will continue to improve to start your group.” all residents of Darlington is responsible for governing the Is it drugs, crime, or something the county can work together the future of Darlington Lewis Brown County.” county. Members of the else? How can this be fixed? on this concern.”

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Water Water Rate Study 2015 ANNUAL DRINKING WATER QUALITY REPORT CITY OF DARLINGTON WATER DEPARTMENT SYSTEM # 1610001 Continued from 1A for City of Darlington

June 1, 2016 The city council will have to Minimum Base Rate: Water Sewer

draft an ordinance with a first The City of Darlington Water Department is pleased to present this year’s annual water quality report. This and second reading and a pub - Inside city limits report is designed to inform you about the water quality and services we deliver to you every day. Our lic hearing to implement either constant goal is to provide you with a safe and dependable supply of drinking water. We want you to increase. Current: $7.38 $7.38 understand the efforts we make to continually improve the water treatment process and protect our water

The city has four wells, and resources. The City continues its commitment to ensure the quality of your water. Davis & Brown, Inc. of

a wastewater treatment facility $2 Rate increase inside: $8.38 $8.38 Quinby, S.C. operates our wells and has instituted numerous changes in equipment and procedures relating that is contracted for service to water production. With their expertise and a lot of hard work, Davis & Brown engineers and certified and operation through Outside of city limits o perators are producing the highest quality water ever pumped from our wells.

licensed and certified engi - Our source water is the Middendorf Aquifer. In 2015, the system included Hampton Street Well (G16101), neers at Davis & Brown. Current: $18.02 $19.22 North Main Street Well (G16102), Edwards St. Well (G16103) and By-Pass Well (G16104). Our Source The water and sewer Water Assessment Plan is available for your review at www.scdhec.gov/water/html/srcewtr.html. If you do

department, through Kinsaul, $4 Rate increase outside: $20.02 $21.66 not have Internet access, please contact our customer service personnel at the Darlington Water Department

has trimmed costs consider - at 843-398-4040 to make arrangements to review this document.

ably by finding a new vendor Rates based on 6000 gallons per month: The sources of drinking water (both tap water and bottled water) include rivers, lakes, streams, ponds, for chemicals. New costs would include Darlington (Current rate) $20.10 $23.40 reservoirs, springs, and wells. As water travels over the surface to land or through the ground, it dissolves

setting up a back up for docu - Darlington $2 increase $21.10 $24.40 naturally-occurring minerals and, in some cases, radioactive material, and can pickup substances resulting from the presence of animals or from human activity. ments and meter readings that

can detect leaks in a timely Darl. Co. Water & Sewer $31.50 $46.07 We are pleased to report that our drinking water is safe and meets federal and state requirements. If you

manner, saving homeowners have any questions about this report or your water utility, please contact our customer service personnel at

in costs. Hartsville $31.33 $36.14 the Darlington Water Department at 843-398-4040. We want our customers to be informed about their

water utility. If you have unanswered questions and concerns, you may attend any regularly scheduled Another upcoming cost will Darlington City Council meeting to express those concerns. The City Council meets on the first Tuesday be to paint the water tower at Florence $24.95 $41.07 of each month at 7:00 pm in the council chambers at the Darlington City Hall at 400 Pearl Street. North Main Street inside and Lamar $30.83 $30.83 out – per mandate by S.C. The City of Darlington Water Department routinely monitors for contaminants in your drinking water DHEC; the other water tower according to Federal and State laws. The following tables indicate the results of our monitoring for the Timmonsville $36.42 $47.04 at Pine Street will need to be period of January 1, 2015 through December 31, 2015. done in the next year or two. LEAD AND COPPER TEST RESULTS The general public can Recommended: $2.00 rate increase now, and 3% per year for th Contaminant Violation 90 Unit of Action Sites over Likely Source of assist with keeping rates down the next five years. yes/no Percentile Measure Level action level Contamination Outside city limits: $4.00 rate increase now, and 5% per year by doing general maintenance, th for the next five years. 90 % = Corrosion of household such as keeping manhole cov - Copper NO 0.014 ppm 1.3 ppm 0 plumbing systems; erosion of ers clean from debris, clearing 2014 natural deposits; leaching out ditches from large fallen Estimated revenue increase of $75,000 from wood preservatives th limbs, not putting refuse in 90 % = Corrosion of household Lead NO 0.000 ppb 15 ppb 0 plumbing systems, erosion of those ditches. Inside the home require removal,” said Kinsaul. Darlington City Council will 2014 natural deposits and commercial locations, citi - Dumping things like grease hold a public hearing on the If present, elevated levels of lead can cause serious health problems, especially for pregnant women and young children. Lead in zens are encouraged to NOT impacts the systems as well, budget for fiscal year 2016-17 drinking water is primarily from materials and components associated with service lines and home plumbing. City of Darlington flush things such as feminine causing them to use degreasers at 6 p.m. Thursday, June 23, at Water is responsible for providing high quality drinking water, but cannot control the variety of materials used in plumbing

components. When your water has been sitting for several hours, you can minimize the potential for lead exposure by flushing your products, paper towels, or to help unblock clogs. City Hall, 400 Pearl St., prior to tap for 30 seconds to 2 minutes before using water for drinking or cooking. If you are concerned about lead in your drinking water,

flushable wipes. A new truck will need to be a special meeting to pass the you may wish to have your water tested. Information on lead in drinking water, testing methods, and steps you can take to minimize

exposure is available from the Safe Drinking Water Hotline or at http://www.epa.gov/safewater/lead. “They say they are safe to purchased in the near future, second and final reading of the

budget. flush, but they collect and too. Water Quality Test Results

Contaminant Violation Level Detected Unit of MCLG MCL Likely Source of Yes / No Measure Contamination

to work. Long hours are not er and wherever I can. I will Inorganic Contaminants Auditor burdensome or inconvenient also seek out ways to increase Erosion of natural deposits; when you are doing the neces - the efficiency of the auditor’s Fluoride 1.20 water additive to promote Continued from 1A sary work of the people.” office by adding technology 04/01/2014 No Range ppm 4 ppm 4 ppm strong teeth; discharge from 0.34-1.20 fertilizer and aluminum I would like to hold open and staff.” factories houses and be out in the com - Margaret R. Rogers No 0.067 Discharge from metal munity to help people learn the The duties of the auditor Margaret R. Rogers Thallium Range ppm 0.5 ppb 2 ppb refineries and coal-burning here in Darlington County is a My background in finances 04/01/2014 0.0 to 0.067 factories; discharge from different ways they can save electrical, aerospace, and money on their tax bills. long list; working with the pub - is working here in the defense industries Building and maintaining lic is number one and of course Darlington County auditor’s Nitrate No ND ppm 10 10 Runoff from fertilizer use; the most important; being a office for 30 years; as already 05/04/2015 leaching from septic tanks, positive relationships with the sewage; erosion of natural people of Darlington County as good leader; education, which mentioned above, my experi - deposits well as county officials and I have a BS degree from Morris ence is extensive. My BS degree Disinfectants and Disinfection By Products county council is critical to College in Sumter S.C.; being was in Education, but I had a TTHM No ND ppb No goal for 80 By-product of drinking water making sure the auditor’s office able to set the levy and work lot of math instruction in col - (Total Range the total chlorination with other townships in lege to combine with my exten - trihalome is properly funded. I am the thanes) only candidate who has gone Darlington County; run reports sive work experiences. 07/09/2014 and will continue to go above for the large manufactures in HAA5 No ND ppb No goal for 60 By-product of drinking water and beyond to build such rela - Darlington County such as 5. What are your (Haloacetic Range the total chlorination Acids) tionships.” Sonoco, Nucor Steel, and many thoughts on how the over - 07/09/2014 others; working with the charge of county taxes Chlorine No Range ppm MRDL= MRDLG = Water additive used to Darlington County School was handled? How would 2014 1.00-1.00 4 ppm 4 ppm control microbes Margaret R. Rogers

District in setting up the levy; you have handled it? Do Radioactive Contaminants I feel the most important qualities that a good auditor working with Darlington you feel the people should R adium 226 No 0.510 pCi/L 0 5 Erosion of natural deposits needs is leadership, integrity County council members and have been repaid? Radium 228 No 1.05 pCi/L 0 5 Erosion of natural deposits and experience. our administrator; working Alpha Emitters No 0.596 pCi/L 0 15 Erosion of natural deposits with Darlington County treas - R. Brenton Dana: Beta Emitters No ND pCi/L 0 15 Erosion of natural deposits 3. Can you describe the urer, the county tax collector, “I believe that each citizen and the tax assessor’s office. who was overcharged deserved duties of the office of Herbicide and pesticide samples were non-detected. auditor? Are you willing There are so many other duties to have his/her taxes

I cannot begin to describe them reassessed to the proper tax In the tables above, you will find terms and abbreviations with which you may not be familiar. To help you understand the to put in the long hours all, it would take pages to tell amount so correct taxes could information, the following definitions will apply: the job requires? all the duties the job requires. be collected. Additionally, tax - AL - Action Level: The concentration of a contaminant, which, if exceeded, trigger treatment or other requirements, which a water system must follow. R. Brenton Dana: But I have the experience and payers should fully understand MCL - Maximum Contaminant Level: The “Maximum Allowed” (MCL) is the highest level of a contaminant that is allowed in “The office of the auditor is the transition will be seamless. the mishap so everyone knows drinking water. MCLs are set as close to the MCLGs as feasible using the best available treatment technology.\ administrative in nature and why it happened and we can MCLG - Maximum Contaminant Level Goal: The “Goal”(MCLG) is the level of a contaminant in drinking water below which there is no known or expected risk to health. MCLGs allow for a margin of safety. operates in accordance with 4. What qualifies you to keep from letting it happen MRDL - Maximum Residual Disinfectant Level: The highest level of a disinfectant allowed in drinking water. There is convincing South Carolina State Code. The be an auditor? Do you again. While this would have evidence that addition of a disinfectant is necessary for control of microbial contaminants. MRDLG - Maximum Residual Disinfectant Level Goal: The level of a drinking water disinfectant below which there is no known office gathers all taxable infor - have a financial or been a large undertaking, I feel or expected risk to health. MRDLGs do not reflect the benefits of the use of disinfectants to control microbial

contaminants. mation of real estate and per - accounting background? it is the right thing to do for the Avg. – Regulatory compliance with some MCL’s are based on running annual average of monthly samples. sonal property. This informa - Please share your experi - taxpayers and citizens of ND - Non-Detects - laboratory analysis indicates that the constituent is not present.

pCi/l - Pico Curies per liter: A measure of the radioactivity in water. tion in then utilized in deter - ence with accounting and Darlington County.” ppb - Parts per billion: One part per billion is similar to a count of one dollar to one billion dollars ($1.00 to $1,000000000.00) dealing with large budg - mining the assessed fair market ppm - Parts per million: One part per million is similar to a count of one dollar to one million dollars ($1.00 to $1,000000.00) ets. Margaret R. Rogers value where the millage rate is na: - not applicable. then applied to produce an I feel like the matter was accurate, consistent and timely R. Brenton Dana: handled in a very fair manner; Violations Table “While I do have previous and the decision that was None tax notice. It is the responsibil - None experience working with large affected for the good citizens of ity of the auditor’s office to Violation Type Violation Violation Violation Explanation grant South Carolina’s budgets and administrative Darlington County was han - Begins Ends Homestead Exemption dis - responsibilities, I don’t have a dled well. But, I would have formal accounting degree. handled it in a different man - count for those who qualify as We’re proud that your drinking water meets or exceeds all Federal and State requirements. We have learned through well. However, I have a deep knowl - ner. I would have had a county monitoring and testing that some constituents have been detected. The EPA has determined that your water IS SAFE at One of the aforementioned edge of taxes and I bring to the meeting with the citizens of these levels. office the new ideas and fresh Darlington County to get their reasons I am seeking this seat According to laboratory results from over eighty (80) potential contaminants, our system had no violations in water quality. One from the people of Darlington leadership our citizens deserve. input on how the money was series of tests of particular interest involves the detection of coliform bacteria, especially those found in human and animal fecal County is that I believe they I will be a voice for the people distributed back to them. They waste. Each month, the Darlington Water Department conducts 13 microbiological samplings of the system’s water to test for coliforms. All sources of drinking water are subject to potential contamination by substances that are naturally occurring or man made. deserve an auditor that is will - and work to help them save on certainly deserve an input on The substances can be microbes, inorganic or organic chemicals and radioactive substances. ing to roll up their sleeves to go their property tax bills whenev - their taxes. Contaminants that may be present in source water include:

- Microbial contaminants, such as viruses and bacteria, which may come from sewage treatment plants, septic systems, agricultural livestock operations, and wildlife.

- Inorganic contaminants, such as salts, and metals, which can be naturally-occurring or result from urban storm water runoff, Vote Joyce Wingate Thomas industrial or domestic wastewater discharges, oil and gas production, mining, and residential uses.

Darlington County Council - District #3 - Pesticides and herbicides, which may come from a variety of sources such as agriculture, urban storm water runoff, and residential uses.

Make Joyce Your Only Choice! - Organic chemical contaminants, including synthetic and volatile organic chemicals, which are by-products of industrial processes and petroleum production, and can also come from gas stations, urban storm water runoff, and septic systems.

June 14, 2016 - Radioactive contaminants, which can be naturally-occurring or be the result of oil and gas production, and mining activities.

All drinking water including bottled water may reasonably be expected to contain at least small amounts of some contaminants. The presence of contaminants does not necessarily indicate that the water poses a health risk. More information about contaminants and potential health effect can be obtained by calling the Environmental Protection Agency’s Safe Drinking Water Hotline (1-800-426- “A Positive 4791).

MCL’s are a set at very stringent levels. To understand the possible health effects described for many regulated constituents, a person would have to drink 2 liters of water every day at the MCL level for a lifetime to have a one-in-a-million chance of having the Leadership described health effect.

Dead end lines and galvanized distribution lines are major concerns of our water department. The City of Darlington Water Department continually makes plans for improvements to the system. The costs of these improvements may be reflected in the rate Change For structure. Rate adjustments may be necessary in order to address these improvements.

Some people may be more vulnerable to contaminants in drinking water than the general population. Immuno-compromised persons such as persons with cancer undergoing chemotherapy, persons who have undergone organ transplants, people with HIV/AIDS or Darlington other immune system disorders, some elderly, and infants can be particularly at risk from infections. These people should seek advice about drinking water from their health care providers. EPA/CDC guidelines on appropriate means to lessen the risk of infection by cryptosporidium and other microbiological contaminants are available from the Safe Drinking Water Hotline (800-426-4791).

County” We at the City of Darlington Water Department work around the clock to provide top quality water to every tap. We ask that all our customers help us protect our water sources, which are the heart of our community, our way of life and our children’s future.

Copies of this report will not be mailed. If you want copies of the report, they are available online at darlingtonsconline.com and will Facebook.com/JoyceYourChoice - 843-393-0998 be available at the Water Department at 400 Pearl Street in City Hall. Please call the City of Darlington Water Department at 843-398- 4040 or 4041 if you have any questions. Paid for by Friends of Joyce Wingate Thomas

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DHS Lady Falcons Softball Year End Awards

The Darlington High School Lady Falcons Softball Team held their annual Year End Award pro - Pictured in the photo left to right bottom row: Hannah Stevens, Emma Shiver, Campbell Cox, Zykia gram and honored the following Chappelle, and Gracie Kervin. Middle row, left to right: Madie Andrews, Katelyn Cochran, Maddie student athletes: Jennings, and Hannah Foster. Back Row: Coach Alonzo Chappell and Coach Dwayne Scott. Not pic - tured are Laura Lee Scott and Head Coach Jamie Reese. Pictured above Varsity: (L-R) Destiny Stidham - All Region & Lady Falcon Award S.C. Firecrackers are USA/ASA Lillie Baumbach - All Region & Gold Glove Award Sydney Blackmon - All Region, Softball Hall of Fame Champions All Star Award, 6 Yr Letterman The SC Firecrackers 12 u the championship. Madie but since this team has Kadasia Damon - Hot Stick team based out of Andrews of Darlington already earned a National Award Greenwood SC participated pitched the winning game Championship Birth to Hanna Gainey - All Region, All in the USA/ASA Softball Hall for the SC Firecrackers, strik - Salem, Virginia in August, State, Gold Glove Award & 5 Yr of Fame Qualifier tourna - ing out 5 in 6 innings and they opted to forego the trip Letterman. ment at the North walking 0. She also went 2-3 to Oklahoma. Spartanburg Recreation at the plate driving in 3, as This team is made up of Pictured at right Complex on May 28, 2016. they won the final game 9-2. girls from all over the state of Junior Varsity: (L-R) The SC Firecrackers went This tournament win South Carolina with a 2003 Haley Durant: Best Offensive 7-1 on the weekend having earned them a place in the birth date. They travel Award to come through the loser USA/ASA Softball Hall of throughout the Southeast, Jordan Odom: Best Defensive bracket and beat the fame Tournament in playing the very best compe - Award Carolina Crush twice to earn Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, tition they can find.

On behalf of our members, we thank the Senators and Representatives who supported SC family farms by passing the SC Farm Aid Fund. Senators Hugh Leatherman (Florence), Nikki Setzler (Lexington) and Shane Massey (Edgefield); House Speaker Jay Lucas (Darlington), Representatives Brian White (Anderson) and Todd Ruther ford (Richland) led an overwhelmingly bipartisan effort to pass the Farm Aid bill. We thank the 41 Senators and 112 House members who stood tall for SC farmers.

Daniel P. "Dan" Hamilton Thomas E. "Tommy" Pope SC Senate SC House Kevin Hardee Joshua A. Putnam Thomas C. Alexander Terr y Alexander Christopher R. "Chris" Hart Rick Quinn Karl B. Allen Merita A. "Rita" Allison Jackie E. "Coach" Hayes Robert L. Ridgeway, III Sean Bennett Carl L. Anderson Phyllis J. Henderson R. Shannon Riley Kevin L. Bryant Michael A. "Mike" Anthony Patricia Moore "Pat" Henegan Samuel Rivers, Jr. Paul G. Campbell, Jr. Todd K. Atwater William G. "Bill" Herbkersman Leola C. Robinson-Simpson George E. "Chip" Campsen, III Jimmy C. Bales, Ed.D. Donna C. Hicks J. Todd Rutherford Raymond E. Cleary, III Nathan Ballentine David R. Hiott Mike Ryhal Creighton B. Coleman Justin T. Bamberg William M. "Bill" Hixon William E. "Bill" Sandifer, III Thomas D. "Tom" Corbin Bruce W. Bannister Kenneth F. Hodges J. Gary Simrill John E. Courson Beth E. Bernstein Jenny Anderson Horne G. Murrell Smith, Jr. Ronnie W. Cromer Kenneth A. "Kenny" Bingham Lonnie Hosey Garry R. Smith Michael L. Fair William K. "Bill" Bowers Leon Howard James E. Smith, Jr. Big Fish Chauncey K. Gregory Jeffrey A. "Jeff" Bradley Chip Huggins F. Michael "Mike" Sottile Robert W. Hayes, Jr. Norman D. "Doug" Brannon Joseph H. Jefferson, Jr. L. Kit Spires Greg Hembree Grady A. Brown Jeffrey E. "Jeff" Johnson Leonidas E. "Leon" Stavrinakis Brad Hutto James Mikell "Mike" Burns Wallace H. "Jay" Jordan, Jr. Tommy M. Stringer Darrell Jackson William M. "Bill" Chumley Ralph Shealy Kennedy, Jr. Edward R. "Eddie" Tallon, Sr. Challenge Kevin L. Johnson Gary E. Clary John Richard C. King Bill Taylor Marlon E. Kimpson Alan D. Clemmons Roger K. Kirby Anne J. Thayer Hugh K. Leatherman, Sr. Gilda Cobb-Hunter Patsy G. Knight Mary E. Tinkler Joel Lourie J. Derham Cole, Jr. Harry B. "Chip" Limehouse, III J. David Weeks has begun Gerald Malloy Neal A. Collins Dwight A. Loftis W. Brian White Larry A. Martin Christopher A. Corley Deborah A. Long William R. "Bill" Whitmire Shane R. Martin Heather Ammons Crawford Phillip D. Lowe Robert Q. Williams A. Shane Massey William E. "Bill" Crosby James H. "Jay" Lucas Mark N. Willis Register now for the next challenge - June 16 - June 30 John W. Matthews, Jr. Joseph S. Daning David J. Mack, III Richard L. "Richie" Yow Margie Bright Matthews F. Gregory "Greg" Delleney, Jr. Peter M. McCoy, Jr. “Fish where you choose” / All payouts July 1, 2016 J. Thomas McElveen, III Chandra E. Dillard Joseph A. "Joe" McEachern Floyd Nicholson MaryGail K. Douglas Cezar E. McKnight Categories - Bream, Crappie, Bass & Catfish Harvey S. Peeler, Jr. Gregory D. "Greg" Duckworth Mia S. McLeod Paid for by Luke A. Rankin Shannon S. Erickson Walton J. McLeod Friends of Prize is 50/50 of entry for each category. Glenn G. Reese Raye Felder James H. Merrill $20 Entry Form Ronnie A. Sabb P. Michael "Mike" Forrester Harold Mitchell, Jr. Farm Bureau We will update the leaderboard on our John L. Scott, Jr. Russell W. Fry Dennis C. Moss Nikki G. Setzler Laurie Slade Funderburk V. Stephen "Steve" Moss Facebook page and above the scale Name:______Katrina Frye Shealy Craig A. Gagnon Wendy K. Nanney on our site. Address:______Vincent A. Sheheen Michael W. Gambrell Joseph H. "Joe" Neal Paul Thurmond J. Wayne George William Weston J. Newton Phone:______Ross Turner Wendell G. Gilliard Mandy Powers Norrell Call for details Kent M. Williams Stephen L. Goldfinch, Jr. J. Anne Parks City:______Tom Young, Jr.F Jerry N. Govan, Jr. Michael A. Pitts State:_____ Zip:______843-230-9996 Sig:______The SC Farm Aid Fund will provide SC farmers a lifeline 2037 S. Main St. - Darlington, SC Must be signed and to help recover from the devastating October flood. Hours: Mon. - Sat. 7 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sun. 7 a.m. - 1 p.m. submitted by June 15, 2016. PAGE 8A | WEDNESDAY JUNE 8, 2016 NEWS AND PRESS | DARLINGTON, S.C. Thank you. The Darlington County Farm Bureau says SOUTH CAROLINA “thank you” to the Darlington County SENATE DELEGATION Legislative Delegation for their continued Hugh K. Leatherman, Sr. commitment to agriculture in the House and Kevin L. Johnson Senate. Agriculture has faced many recent Gerald Malloy challenges and we thank you for your support.

SOUTH CAROLINA HOUSE DELEGATION Where is this in Darlington County? Terry Alexander The photo from the May 25th issue was of the roofline as looking up at the Julius A Dargan House on Jackie E. Hayes Pearl Street, the site of the City of Darlington Administration Offices. Unfortunately, after the historic rains in October of last year, the lovely historic building suffered significant damages and the employees of Patricia Moore Henegan the City now occupy offices at City Hall. According to Howard Garland, City Manager: “The building has had emergency repairs done and mold Phillip D. Lowe remediation at a cost of approximately $33,000. The City of Darlington has applied for a SC Department of Archives and History Preservation grant to help restore the structure. The grant has not been awarded James H. “Jay” Lucas yet. Until we find out about the grant award we are in limbo. We are also waiting for FEMA money to come back to help defray costs.” Robert O. Williams Readers that guessed correctly were: Bill Segars. Can you guess where in Darlington County this week’s photo was taken? DARLINGTON COUNTY FARM BUREAU Please send your guesses to: [email protected] or call 843-393-3811. Good luck! 843.393.6178 • www.SCFB.org

Reinke Honors B.B. Hobbs Company Technician with Plus Service Award Reinke is pleased to completing all classes and announce that Richard receiving very high marks on all Petticrew with B.B. Hobbs testing. Company, Inc., in Darlington has “We understand how impor - earned the PLUS (Proven tant qualified service techni - Leaders in Unmatched Service) cians are to growers when they Certified Technician Award. The make their buying decisions,” prestigious award is one of the added Palmertree. “That’s the most elite technical service des - focus of our technical service ignations awarded by Reinke. programs, to consistently build “Being recognized as a PLUS upon the level of service capabil - Certified Technician is a remark - ities of Reinke dealers across the able accomplishment,” said Tom country and further our commit - Palmertree, director of market - ment to the industry.” ing, Reinke. “Richard has com - pleted one of the most extensive About Reinke technical service trainings avail - Reinke Manufacturing able to Reinke dealerships and is Company, Inc. is the world’s to be commended for his hard largest privately held manufac - work.” turer of center pivot and lateral The PLUS Certified move irrigation systems. Family Technician Program consists of a owned since 1954, and head - series of technical service-train - quartered in Deshler, Neb. Visit ing classes and tests. Petticrew www.reinke.com or call 402- received the PLUS award by 365-7251.

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Greensward Vineyard owned by John E. Ward, located on 2181 High Hill Road in Darlington will open This farm was featured as one of the Darlington County sites on the S.C. Ag + Art Tour July 4 and 5. for the blueberry season on July 24, Friday and Saturday. Muscadines will begin in late August. PHOTOS BY JANA E. PYE SEE MORE PHOTOS AT: WWW.NEWSANDPRESS.NET S.C. Ag + Art Tour in Darlington County Coker College on West Carolina Avenue in Hartsville where the the area. Many had items to sell at their venue, and all shared By Jana E. Pye Editor ladies of the Black Creek Arts Council’s Wednesday Watercolor great stories of agriculture and their adventures in farming. [email protected] group painted in plein aire; Le Farm on Bobo Newsom Highway According to Suzy Moyd, Director of Main Street Hartsville, The S.C. Ag + Art Tour began this weekend, June 4 & 5, pro - in Hartsville, where owner Suzanne Becknell offers organic blue - the event was a success.“It was great to see the support of the viding free, self guided tour of farms featuring artisans at every berries and produce; Rogers Brother’s Farm on East Carolina community,” she said while visiting the Le Farm site with Allison stop in locations in nine counties. For this weekend, Darlington Avenue, Hartsville, sharing delicious Gillespie’s Peanuts and a Pederson, Director of Black Creek Arts Council. “Although it has County was included for the first time. The following Darlington tour of the farm to survey the corn, cotton, soybean and peanut been a bit slow going for a hot Saturday, it’s been a good steady County farm sites were included: crops by Gill Rogers and his sons Lee and Charles; and Teal trickle. This was good exposure for the farmers, and the artists.” Clemson University Pee Dee Research and Education Center Farms on Cat Pond Road, Patrick, where 5th generation tobacco Pederson agreed. “What was really interesting was watching on Pocket Road, Florence; Coker Farms National Historic farmer Ben Teal talked about growing organic and conventional the interaction of farmers. I saw a farmer from the Oates com - Landmark at South Fourth Street, Hartsville; Greensward tobacco crops. munity talking to Gill Rogers at their farm, comparing grasses Vineyards on High Hill Road in Darlington where John Ward Although the temperatures were unseasonably hot, many resi - and field techniques.” grows blueberries and muscadine grapes; Kalmia Gardens of dents from the area and across the state ventured out to enjoy View more photos, and read narratives from each of the farm - two days of up close and personal visits with several farmers of ers and artists, visit our website at www.newsandpress.net.

Left: Ben Teal poses by one of the antique tractors at Teal Farms with a painting that artist Jessi McKenzie Childs painted at his farm; Jason Christ shares one of his vibrant paintings at Rogers Brother’s Farm Above: the Wednesday Watercolor Group at Kalmia Gardens Right: Martha and John Ward of Greensward Vineyard Below right, the large airconditioned tractor at Rogers Brother’s Farm is completely programmable to run itself, allowing the farmers to distribute seeds to different soils with a program run on an iPad inside the cab; Below left: Suzanne and Cary Becknell shared tours of Le Farm, and visi - tors were free to meander around the gorgeous setting, taking respite by the live oak trees that have the magical swing that have allowed Suzanne the clarity to find her purpose. Read and see more at www.newsandprss.net GOT SOCIETY NEWS? email [email protected] or call Jana 843-393-3811. JUNE 8, 2016 | PAGE 2B tHe neWS And PReSS, dARLInGton, S.C. socWWW.NEWiSANDePRESS.NET ty Hartsville Museum hosts Swamp Fox CROSSWORD Quilters’ Guild Annual Challenge The annual Swamp Fox Quilters’ Guild exhibit is now open at the Hartsville Museum! Each year a theme is selected by the guild and members develop a creation reflecting that focus. This year, challenge co-chairs Martha Herbert and Joan Goodsell selected the title “It’s a Small World.” Unlike years past, a size limit was estab - lished for the quilts. Each piece was required to fall within the dimensions of greater than 60” yet less than 120”. This is quite a change since both the quilters and the visitors are accustomed to pieces in a variety of sizes. It is always a nice surprise to Karen Kirkland explore the many interpreta - tions that the quilters conceive is truly a masterpiece as it was as they create each “one of a also awarded 1st place blue rib - kind” masterpiece. bons for Best Theme, Best The guild met at the muse - Appliqué, and Best Pieced. A um on Thursday to get the first 2nd place ribbon was received Across event 14. ___ Dee River sneak peek at the entries and to for the category of Best 1. Concrete section 55. Mountain pool 16. Sagging of an vote for this year’s awards. Machine Quilting. 5. Hole in a vol - 58. Airplane with organ Winner for “Best of Show” quilt Organized in 1980, the canic region one set of wings 18. Ado was Karen Kirkland for her Swamp Fox Quilters’ Guild is 13. Soave, e.g. 60. Coarse 22. Bug piece titled “My Little Corner of composed of members from Winner for “Best of Show” quilt was Karen Kirkland for her piece 14. Card game with Eurasian herb 24. Ancient the World.” It is a beach scene Hartsville, Florence, Dillon, titled “My Little Corner of the World.” 48 cards (plural) 62. Blow off steam 26. ___ probandi utilizing the colors blue, sand, Mullins, Conway, Marion, Lake 15. "___ and the 63. One the evokes 27. "No problem!" and coral. Measuring 24”x36”, City, Timmonsville, McBee, tors about quilting at the “Re- tion at the Hartsville Museum King of Siam" a memory 28. Crown the quilt depicts an empty Garden City and Darlington. The enactment of the Skirmish at through September 8. The 16. An open space 64. "... or ___!" 29. Remove, as a wooden chair under an umbrel - guild sponsors a monthly meet - Gamble’s Hotel” in Florence museum is open Mon-Fri, enclosed by a 65. Someone likely hat la planted beside a palm tree on ing as well as a monthly “work County. For more information 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., and colonnade to be chosen 30. City on the the shoreline. Various shades day” where members gather to about the group, see Saturdays 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 17. Financial 66. Bad look Yamuna River of blue show the multi colors of work on their own projects, have www.swampfoxquilters.com. p . m . A d m i s s i o n i s f r e e . L o c a t e d p r o c e s s 3 1 . S m u d g e the ocean while a white sail - a class, or make community The “It’s a Small World” at 222 N. Fifth Street, the 19. Appropriate Down 33. Attracted boat glides in front of a rising quilts. One of the highlights of Exhibition from the Swamp Fox Hartsville Museum is handi - 20. Altogether 1. Master 36. Intensifies sun. The quilted wall hanging the year includes educating visi - Quilters’ Guild will be on loca - capped accessible. 21. Choppers, so to 2. Flax fabric 38. Treeless plain speak 3. Scottish 41. Follow 23. Kind of rug Highland town 43. Close, as an 25. Indian turnover 4. Noisy festive cel - envelope DHS Class of 29. Apply gently ebration 46. Evergreen tree 1996 presents 32. Inflexible 5. Officer ranking native to West 34. Model photo - below a Captain Indies scholarship graph for instance 6. Bind 48. Go places 35. Eye 7. Bryologists' 50. Issue Darlington High School Class of 1996 37. Clairvoyants study 52. To anoint presented a $500 schol - 39. Fix 8. Appear 53. Crowded arship to the 2016 40. Large, long leaf 9. Repeatable pat - 54. Banana oil, e.g. DHS graduate 42. Two singers tern 55. Fill-in Christina J. Roundtree 44. Census datum 10. Cantina cooker 56. Apple spray to kick off their 20 Year 45. To understand 11. Onion relative 57. Change Class Reunion during 47. Canary's call 12. "___ quam 59. "___ moment" the DHS Senior Awards 49. Banded stone videri" (North 61. Matterhorn, Night. 51. Memorial Day Carolina's motto) e.g. Kea Hallman stated, "We are so excited about Christina's future WORD SEARCH plans and would like to wish her well on her journey as she transi - tions from high school to college." From left to right: Keressia Graham, Christina J. 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Student Carolina Pines Regional Medical Center Auxiliary noteS Palmer S. Jones, a student at awards scholarships to outstanding local students Hampden-Sydney College, was The Auxiliary of Carolina Pines Regional Taylor Lee Curtis: Lander University named to the Dean’s List for the Medical Center offers annual scholarships to Brantley Dick: University of South Carolina spring semester of the 2015- area students from Darlington and surround - Amanda Jean Sloan: Florence-Darlington 2016 academic year. To earn ing counties who are enrolled in a college pro - Technical College this distinction, students must gram seeking a degree in the medical profes - Samantha Joyce Tolson: Northeastern Apple Ferns Magnetic Slide achieve at least a 3.3 semester sion. Applicants are required to complete a sim - Technical College Badger Fewer Metre Smelt grade point average out of a ple two-page application form, provide three Kallan Suzanne Johnson: Central Carolina Beams Forms Patch Snaps possible 4.0. references, show acceptance into a program of Technical College Bible Garages Planets Spite Palmer is the son of Wendell higher learning and write an essay on why they Andrew Clark Turner: USC College of Boxer Gates Polite Stout and Margaret Jones of should be considered for the scholarship. Pharmacy Cable Gather Potted String Darlington, SC. Carolina Pines Regional Medical Center and Yasmine Teiria Samuel: USC - Aiken Cinemas Grabs Ratio Suggested A private college for men, the Auxiliary members would like to congratu - Jasmine Nicole Martin: Francis Marion Cloak Grain Recall Tents Hampden-Sydney is ranked late these accomplished students who are University Collected Harsh Recipe Vocal nationally by U.S. News & being awarded scholarships for the 2016/2017 Deals Heart Reeds Wider World Report. The College is school year and wish them the very best in the High School Seniors Dirtiest Higher Russia known for its liberal arts cur - pursuit of their educational degrees. Tyler Lee Howell: Trinity-Byrnes (Francis Elder Hours Scholars riculum, the Honor Code which Marion University) Empty Lemon Seesaw stresses individual and collec - College Students Casssie Leigh Jordan: Hartsville High Erased Lifts Shoots tive responsibility, and a focus Ashley Lynn Atkinson: Clemson University School (Francis Marion University Fault Liter Sleeve on the education of young Lindsay Leigh Colboch: Charleston Kayla Jahne Benjamin: Hartsville High men. Southern University School (USC – Aiken) Answers on 5B

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WE WANT COMMUNITY NEWS Email [email protected], call (843) 393-3811 or fax (843) 393-6811. Subject: COMMUNITY NEWS commWWW.NEWSANDPRESuS.NET nity Wings Literary Festival. The 8:00 a.m. in the Executive Music, Craft Beers, Wine, PETS Of THE WEEk two-day event features an ele - meeting room 271 of the SiMT and Dogs Galore! Corbin is a young at heart fellow, fun and playful and begs you to gant dinner and a day of meet - building at Florence- give him a big hug! He is very adept at self-entertaining and could be a ing authors. On Friday, June Darlington Technical College. Screen on the Green: single doggy in a household or happy sharing his life with another 10, guests will share an ele - The Descendants dog. Very responsive to accepting yummy treats, Corbin would be a gant dinner at Black Creek See Hear! FREE Free outdoor movie show - shoe-in for a family with kids who are looking for a new adventure Bistro with several authors Hearing and Vision ing of The Descendants pro - and ready to explore new terrain. Shepherd mix; 2 yrs old; male during the “Moveable Feast,” Lunch and Learn jected on 25 foot screen at at which authors will rotate June 15 Burry Park in downtown Ready to bring you the Luck of the Irish, from table-to-table, sharing Lifetime Hearing Services Hartsville on Saturday, June meet the lovely Ireland ! This charming, stories and inviting questions. and Pee Dee Eye Associates 11 at dusk (approximately beautiful tabby has golden, expressive eyes On Saturday, June 11, authors will host a FREE Lunch and 8:30 p.m.) Bring a chair or and long white whiskers ready to tickle will be entertaining attendees Learn event on Wednesday, blanket and snacks! your face. You will know with Ireland by with readings and book sign - June 15 from 12 p.m. to 1:30 In the event of rain, Screen your side, good times are just a paw tap ings from 10:30 am to 4 pm at p.m. Have lunch with our on the Green is moved to the away. Come on by soon and find out why Burry Bookstore. Saturday’s Audiologist and Optometrist Coach T.B. Thomas Sports we all LOVE this affectionate, orange-jack - event is free and open to the and get answers to your ques - Center, 701 W. Washington St. eted lady. 2 yrs old; orange tabby; female public; guest authors’ books tions about maintaining your will be available for purchase healthiest possible sight and Butler Heritage Week The Darlington County Humane Society is located 0.5 miles as well. Please e-mail any hearing. This FREE event will Butler High School cele - from Darlington Raceway off Highway 151 in Darlington. questions to burry@wallsof - be held at the Hartsville brates their annual Butler books.net or call 843-332- YMCA, 111 E. Carolina Avenue Heritage Week Sunday, June Have you lost or found a pet? 2511. in downtown Hartsville. 26 - Sunday, July 3 in Seating is limited to 40 people, Hartsville. Events TBA If you have lost or found a pet, go online to www.darlingtonhumane.org and click on the Screen on the Green: so don’t delay! link Lost/ Found Pets . You will be directed to the www.thelostpets.com Web site where Inside Out To reserve your spot, call Darlington Soil & you can register your missing pet. Free outdoor movie show - 843.662.4327. Water Conservation You will be able to provide a detailed description of your missing pet, as well as attach a photo. ing of Inside Out projected on District Board Upon registering your lost pet, an e-mail alert will be sent to the Darlington Shelter’s e-mail 25 foot screen at Burry Park in Darlington County The Darlington Soil & address. This will allow the Shelter staff to recognize your lost pet should it arrive at the facility. downtown Hartsville on Water and Sewer Water Conservation District Saturday, June 11 at dusk Authority Board will meet June 27 at 6:00 p.m. with a monthly (approximately 8:30 p.m.) The Board of Directors of 7:00 p.m., the fourth Monday Area Happenings meeting that follows. The Bring a chair or blanket and Darlington County Water and of the month in the Clemson nation's largest Veterans snacks! Sewer Authority will meet in Extension Kitchen at 300 Weekly events: Corps of Retired Executives) organization invites its mem - In the event of rain, Screen Conference Room at 1701 Russell Street, Room 207, offers Free confidential coun - bers, eligible Veterans, and on the Green is moved to the Harry Byrd Highway, Darlington. Open to the public. 4-H Wildlife Food Plot seling to America's small busi - active National Guard/Reserve Coach T.B. Thomas Sports Darlington at 5:00 p.m sched - Info: 843-393-0483. Project ness, serving Darlington, personnel to attend. Center, 701 W. Washington St. uled for June 20, 2016 has been All youth, ages 5-19, are Florence and surrounding CHANGED to June 16, 2016. DCDSNB Board invited to participate in the areas. Existing and start-up Society Hill Lamar Town Council (same time and location). of Directors South Carolina 4-H Wildlife businesses can schedule an Budget Meeting Lamar Town Council will Darlington County Food Plot Project. This inde - appointment by calling the The public hearing of the meet Monday, June 13th, at 5 Darlington Disabilities and Special Needs pendent-study project, spon - Hartsville Chamber of budget will be held at 6:oo p.m. the second Monday of the Professional Women Board of Directors will meet sored by the Quality Deer Commerce at 843-332-6401. p.m. on June 9, 2016, thirty month at town hall. Darlington Professional June 28, the last Tuesday of Management Association, minutes prior to the resched - Women (DPW) will meet on each month (except Dec.) at allows youth an opportunity to Alcoholics Anonymous uled town meeting. School Board June 16, and the 3rd the Scott Center in Hartsville establish, maintain, and Alcoholics Anonymous will The Darlington County Wednesday of each month at at 2:00 p.m. (Please note time observe a wildlife food plot. hold an open meeting of big Society Hill School District Board of noon at the Darlington change!) The public is always Once registered, 4-H supplies book and traditions studies Town Council Education will meet June 13th Country Club. DPW is an asso - welcome. The Darlington the food plot seed, a Rack Pack weekly at 8 p.m. Monday Due to the elections on at 6 p.m. the second Monday ciation for local business - County Disabilities and Special membership, a record book, nights at Trinity UMC on Pearl Tuesday, June 14, the Society of the month in the women to share lunch, enjoy a Needs Board is located at: 201 and newsletters/ information - Street. Use Orange Street Hill Town Council Meeting will board/community conference presentation, and network. N. Damascus Church Rd. al resources to help. Cost is entrance. Info: 843-395-6897. be held Thursday, June 9 at room at the Darlington County Hartsville. For more info: 843- $25 that includes a $10 4-H AA meets at at the 6:30 p.m. School District Administrative Darlington Raceway 332-7252 www.dcdsnb.org membership and $15 Rack Hartsville AA Hut, 310 S. Subsequent meetings are Annex I in Darlington. Rascals Kids Day Pack membership. Deadline is McFarland Street: 12 noon and held the second Tuesday of Darlington Raceway Rascals June 29 - July 5 August 5, 2016. For more 6 p.m. Monday/Wednesday; each month. All monthly meet - Hartsville City Kids Day will be held 9 a.m. to information, go to: 12 noon and 8 p.m. Tuesday, ings will be held at 6:30 p.m. Council Meeting noon Saturday, June 18, at the clemson.edu and search “4-H Thursday, Friday, Saturday; at Town Hall of Society Hill City Council holds their reg - track. Wildlife Food Plot Project" or and 8pm Sunday. 280 South Main Street. ular council meeting on June Bluegrass Concert contact Leigh Walker at the 14th on the second Tuesday of Hartsville Relay for Come listen to great Darlington County 4-H office, Al-Anon Meetings DDRA Summer each month at 6 p.m. in Life Softball bluegrass music on Saturday, 843-393-0484, lawlkr@clem - Al-Anon is a fellowship of Concert Council Chambers, found on Tournament July 2nd at 4:00 p.m.! The son.edu. adult relatives and friends of The first summer concert the first floor of City Hall, 100 In memory of David Byrd. Southeastern Bluegrass alcoholics for mutual support. sponsored by the Darlington E. Carolina Ave. Notification of Sign up NOW to register teams Association of South Darlington Elks Lodge Visitors are welcome. Downtown Revitalization special meetings is provided at or volunteer. Let's Fight Carolina will hold monthly Weekly Events Childcare is not available. Al- Association will be held Friday, least 24 hours in advance, and Cancer! Saturday, June 18th, concerts on the first Saturday Tuesdays: Swing/Shag Anon meetings: June 10th at Liberty Lane agendas are posted in the 2016 at Byerly Park of every month at The dance lessons, "New" line Thursday evenings at 6 p.m. downtown Darlington from 6 to alcove outside of Council Recreational Complex Darlington Music Hall, 1931 dance lessons from 8-10 p.m. at St. Luke UMC Parlor, 302 9 p.m. The free event will fea - Chambers. Depending upon registra - Harry Byrd Highway, Wednesdays: Karaoke from Dunlap Dr., Hartsville. Info: ture The Recollections Band, tion, there will be various divi - Darlington. Doors open at 4 8-10 p.m. 843-992-2981. sharing beach music and mem - ELECTION DAY sions. Also: tailgating packages p.m. for jamming, socializ - Thursdays: Bingo at 7:30 Thursdays at 8p.m at the ories! Delicious food and bever - Democratic Primary Day and an awesome award cere - ing, and open mic. Info: p.m. Hartsville AA Hut, 310 S. ages available to purchase. For Tuesday, June 14 mony! Sign up today! Fees will www.sebga.org. Darlington Elks Lodge is McFarland Street. more info., contact Lisa Rock at: Polls open be invoiced later. For more located at 836 Timmonsville 843-398-4000 x 103, or email: 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. info., call: 843-307-6916 Freedom Fest at Hwy. For more info: 843-393- [email protected]. Don’t forget to vote! Email: [email protected] Darlington Raceway 1451 June 8 - 14 Spend July 4th at the Hartsville Farmer’s Hartsville City June 22 - 28 Track Too Tough to Tame! Centennial Farmers Market Council Meeting Enjoy an even larger Kids Market Darlington The Hartsville Farmer’s City Council holds their reg - Zone; concerts by: The Blue This market features fresh, Lady Falcons Market is June 11, second ular council meeting on June Dogs, Morgan's Road, TJ organic gourmet foods, free- Basketball Camp Saturday of each month, 9 14th on the second Tuesday of Darlington City Laser (a funk group), and the range eggs and homegrown, each month at 6 p.m. in Council Council Budget Rick Strickland Band; and The Darlington Lady a.m.-1 p.m. on East Carolina healthy foods including home - Chambers, found on the first Meeting the best fireworks in the Pee Falcons Basketball Camp will Avenue. The market is a juried made breads and sweet treats floor of City Hall, 100 E. Darlington City Council will Dee July 4 from 2 - 10 pm. be held June 14-16 at show featuring locally sourced And as always, live music and Carolina Ave. Notification of hold a public hearing on the Bring the whole family! Darlington Middle School. produce as well as unique, entertainment! Location: special meetings is provided at budget for fiscal year 2016-17 For more information, Register June 6-9 from 3:30 to handmade and homemade Corner of 5th St. and Carolina least 24 hours in advance, and at 6 p.m. Thursday, June 23, at contact the Greater 5 p.m. at Darlington High quality products made by local Ave. in Hartsville. agendas are posted in the alcove City Hall, 400 Pearl St., prior Darlington Chamber of School Gym. Ages 7 to 15. artists, chefs and farmers. For outside of Council Chambers. to a special meeting to pass the Commerce at: Cost: $35. Meal and t-shirt more information about Story Time at the second and final reading of the 843-393-2641 provided. Info: 803-640-3758 becoming a vendor, visit Library www.mainstreethartsville.org June 15 - 21 budget. Darlington: Thursdays at 10 American Legion or call Suzy Moyd at 843-383- Darlington City a.m. Info: 398-4940 ext. 305. Post 13 3015. Yappy Hour Bonefit Council Meeting Hartsville: Tuesdays at 10 Yappy Hour Bonefit for the The Darlington City Council American Legion Post 13 of a.m. Info: 332-5115 ext. 7. Darlington Economic Hartsville Dog Park and the will hold their monthly meet - Darlington meets June 9, the Where Dreams Grow Society Hill: Thursdays at Development Darlington Humane Society ing on July 5, and the first second Thursday of each Wings Literary 11:00 a.m. Info: 378-0026 Partnership Meeting Saturday, Jun 25, 1:00 - 3:00 Tuesday of each month at 7:00 month at the Post on Harry Festival Lamar: Thursdays at 11:30 The DCED Partnership p.m. Vintage Craft Beer and p.m. in the City of Darlington Byrd Highway next to the Burry Bookstore is bringing a.m. Info: 326-5524 meets on June 15, the third Wine Boutique 109 E College Council Chambers at City Hall, South Carolina National Guard a new experience to Hartsville Wednesday of each month at Ave, Hartsville. located at 400 Pearl Street. Armory. A meal is served at with the Where Dreams Grow Library Youth Programs: Darlington Tuesdays at 4:00 p.m. DARLINGTON Lamar Family Movie Day: Tuesdays 4:00 p.m.; Youth Program: Thursday at 4:00 p.m.

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Freedom of and battery, high and Drugs/Man Dist Etc Cocaine l l Meth 1st; Manuft Possess Broad St, Darlington, Breach of 21, of 1136 Indian Branch Rd, Information Act. aggravated nature Base 3rd or Sub; Drugs/Dist Other Sub Sch I II III WITD 1st; Peace Darlington, PDC All people are presumed inno - DUAC : Driving under Sell Manuf or PWID Near a Drugs/Disposal of Julius Junior Dixon, 57, of Brice Scott Russell, 30, of cent until proven guilty. Please unlawful alcohol School l l Methamphetamine Waste 1st; 5174 Ousleydale Hwy, 650 Turner Road, Florence, be advised there are many people concentration l Kelvin Maurice Berry, 56, Fail to Appear After Release for Hartsville, Breach of Peace Weekender with similar names. DUI : Driving of 712 3rd St, Darlington, a Misdemeanor Darrion Shakee Gilliard, McKenzie Stevens, 18, of If listed here erroneously, under the influence Drugs/Man Dist Etc of Cocaine l l Herbert Lee Washington, 21, of 850 Tailwind Ln Unit 2428 Eagle Eye Rd, Hartsville, please contact the detention cen - DUS : Driving Base 1st; Fail to Pay (Family l 55, of 414 N Main St, 110, Hartsville, Poss Sched I B Poss 28G or Less Marij 1st; ter, which will send us any cor - under suspension Court); Drugs/Man Dist Etc of Darlington, Manuft Possess C LSD/Sched II 1st Assault and Battery 3rd rections. If a person is found not CDV : Criminal domestic Cocaine Base 1st Other Sub Sch I II III WITD 1st Jimmy Reed Ivey, 19, of Degree; Municipal Bench guilty in a court of law, that per - violence l Brandon Deandrea Brown, l x 6; Drugs/Dist Sell Manuf or 429 Racoon Dr, Darlington, Warrant x 2 son may have that printed here CDVHAN : Criminal 23, of 109 Bacote St, PWID Near a School; Assault and Battery 3rd Degree Jordan Lee Teel, 19, of 425 as well by providing court docu - domestic violence, high Darlington, Drugs/Man Dist l Drugs/Dist Sell Manuf or PWID Kaycee Alexis Logan, 22, Weaver Street, Darlington, PDC ments to us to that effect. and aggravated nature Etc of Cocaine Base 1st; l Near a School; Poss 28G or Less of 223 W Smith Ave, Cynthia Denise Holmes, Because of the Memorial Day PDC : Public disorderly Drugs/Man Dist Etc of Cocaine l Marij 1st Darlington, Violation of City 52, of 731 Centerville Rd, Holiday, our booking report is conduct Base 1st; Manuft Possess Other Everette Alan Yarborough, Ordinance Hartsville, Bench Warrant No extended. PWID : Possession with Sub Sch I II III WITD 2nd; l 46, of 2105 Oakdale Green St, Kimberly Dawn Walters, SC DL intent to distribute Drugs/Dist Sell Manuf or PWID l Florence, MDP Drugs Sch I B C 48, of 1821 Walk About Ln, Priscilla Ann Humbert, 35, Court documents pro - SPOM : Simple Near a School; Poss 28G or Less l LSD and Sch II Cocaine 1st; Hartsville, Shoplifting of 313 S McFarland St, vided from Clerk of Court possession of marijuana Marij/10G or Less Hash 1st; of Darlington County finds Trafficking Ice Crank Crack Drugs/Man Dist Etc of Cocaine <$2000; Poss Other Hartsville, Fail to Pay Family the following person not >10G But <28G 1st Base 1st Controlled Sub in Sched I to V Court Starla Mae Aland, 30, of 1st x 2 Jimmy Lee Matthews, 29, guilty:George Boyce Breach of Peace l Lorenzo Tyrone Brown, 27, l l 125 Blackwell Cir Apt D, Harvey Wilkes, 53, of 429 of 4627 Blanche Rd, Sumter, Alexander of Darlington, Tyheim Nicholas Brown, of 921 Lynn Haven Street, l l Darlington, Shoplifting Sherri Lane, Hartsville, Manuft Driving Under Suspension; S.C., found not guilty on 18, of 1514 Jeffords Mill Rd, Hartsville, Manuft Possess <$2000 Possess Other Sub Sch I II III Giving False Information; the following charges: Darlington, Malicious Injury to Other Sub Sch I II III WITD 1st Justin Corey Anderson, WITD 1st; Manuft Possess Traffic/Use of Anothers/ Drugs/Manufacture, dis - Personal Property <$2000 l Camesia Shatona Capers, l 29, of 2849 Patrick Hwy, Schedule IV Drugs WITD 1st Altered Lic/ID Card; Burglary tribution, etc. of cocaine Glenn Junior Eason, 35, of 44, of 621 Weaver St, l Hartsville, PDC Genaro Quiahua Acahua, (Violent) 2nd Deg.; Breach of base, 1st Arrest date: 1933 Garden Valley Dr, Darlington, l Marianne Geneva Borey, 27, of 521 Tina Ln, Darlington, Trust w/Fraud Intent <$2000; March 14, 2015. Hartsville, DUI .08 1st; Driving Domestic/Domestic Violence l 24, of 20162 Hartsville Ruby Operating Motor Vehicle w/o x 2 Without a License 3rd Degree Rd, Hartsville, Weekender License Don Carl McClain, 57, of l Alex Christopher Brown, Jeremiah Blake Jacobs, l Debra M Dukes, 26, of 941 l l Patrick Cheyenne Bulter, Brandy Nicole Cooper, 20, 1004 Lee Stake Park Rd, Lamar, 28, of 2359 Trails End Dr, 22, of 511 Henry Berry Rd, Ghost Valley Rd, Hartsville, l l 34, of 2201 Beaverdam Dr, of 1825 Anderson Farm Rd, DUI .08 1st; DUS Hartsville, DUS (License not Rowland NC, Shoplifting Summary Court Bench Hartsville, Manuft Possess Darlington, Violation of City Naquan Riddick, 33, of Susp DUI) 2nd; Fail to Pay <$2000 Warrant; Giving False l Other Sub Sch I II III WITD 1st Ordinance 1024 Clement St Apt 2, DUS; Bench Warrant: – Fail to Crystal Renee Lawrence, Information l Donald Ray Chisholm, 54, Darold Kevin Dantzler Jr., Florence, DUI .08 1st Register; Leaving the Scene; 35, of 2020 Farmingdale Dr, l Kevin NMN Fleming, 35, l l of 2748 Cowpaster Rd, 18, of 220 Rose Creek Ln, Shermeka Monique Ross, Imp Dis Veh Lic; No SCDL; Op Hartsville, Fraudulent Checks of 900 Hicks Dr, Florence, l Hartsville, Domestic Viol 2nd Columbia, DUS 35, of 924 Long View Dr, Uninsured Veh >$500 <$1000 1st Drugs/Man Dist Etc of Cocaine Degree Macy Lynn Johnson, 22, of Hartsville, Violation of l Ben Edward Cotton, 37, of Merrick Jason Matthews, Base 2nd l l Alfred Frederic Domingo 300 Stingray Ln, Hartsville, Probation (Used by PPP Only)x 721 Hudson St, Hartsville, 38, of 2320 Tifton Drive, l Grady Dustin Gainey, 30, l III, 32, of 2012 Farmingdale, Family Court Bench Warrant 2 Bench Warrant (SPOM) Darlington, DUS; DUI .08 1st of 1201 E Bobo Newsome Hwy, Hartsville, Breach of Peace Cleveland Slater Jr., 52, of Leverne Wheeler, 64, of l Sena Larranette Toni Sadecqua Tindall, 30, Breach of Trust w/Fraud Intent l l l Allen Grant Eason, 32, of 1211 Country Ln, Hartsville, 1110 Dreamland Trail, Easterling, 35, of 921 Wilson of 2461 Damascus Rd Apt2A, <$2000 l 872 Songbird Lane, Hartsville, Grand Larceny >$2000 Darlington, Weekender Village Dr, Darlington, Augusta GA, Defrauding Hotel l Christopher James Domestic/Domestic Violence <$10,000 Jessica Nicole Andrews, Trespassing; Malicious Injury Boarding House or Restaurant Gilbert, 31, of 415 Norwood l 3rd Degree; Fail to Pay William Jake Steen, 19, of 37, of 2226 Eagle Point Drive, to Property Leverne Wheeler, 64, of Ave, Hartsville, DUI .08 1st; l l Keyonce Orinthus Flynn, 2472 New Market Rd, Darlington, DUS; DUI .08 1st l James Alford Gainey, 51, 1110 Dreamland Trail, Violation of Beginner Permit l 37, of 600 Third St, Darlington, Hartsville, Summary Court Shawn Demaseo Brown, of 1521 Kimberly Dr, Hartsville, Darlington, Weekender l Carlton Jamal Hardaway, l Drugs/Man Dist Etc of Cocaine Bench Warrant 37, of 1318 Highland Dr, Domestic/Domestic Violence Calvin Scott Hopkins, 46, 27, of 1303 West Home Ave, l Base 2nd; Summary Court Jamie Lee Kennedy, 31, of Darlington, PDC; Bench 3rd Degree of 2589 Syracuse Comm Rd, Hartsville, Uninsured Motor l Bench Warrant 1213 Knollwood Drive, Warrants: Alcohol Open l Dehaven Johnson, 65, of Darlington, Fail to Appear After Vehicle Fee Viol.; Operating Jacob Nathaniel Gulley, Hartsville, Domestic Viol 2nd Container of Beer or Wine; 308 Tillotson Ave, Hartsville, Release for a Misdemeanor Uninsured Motor Vehicle 1st l 29, of 2722 Whitehall Ln, Degree DUI; DUS Use of 911 Number Unlawfully PDC Off; Use Lic. Plates Other Than Hartsville, Weekender Bart Harrison Moore, 34, Jerry Edward Chapman l Melody Ann Johnson, 29, Douglas Lovelace, 35, of Vehicle Issued; Deface License l l l Joshua Wade Ingram, 37, of 2018 Farmingdale Rd, Jr., 24, of 1101 Crowley St, of 3150 Lyde Springs Rd, 220 Lake Grove Drive, Plate with Intent to Defraud; l of 73 Shellie Dr Lot D9, Hartsville, DUI .08 1st Hartsville, Violation of City Darlington, Assault and Battery Darlington, Fail to Pay (Family Seat Belt Violation; Fail to Stop Cheraw, Shoplifting <$2000; Brenda Patrice Patterson, Ordinance (Drunkenness) 3rd Degree Court) for Blue Light; DUS (License l Public Disorderly Conduct 39, of 154 West Clarke Rd Lot Michael Lyn Cherry, 42, of l Toby Lornza June, 50, of Brigette Nichol Martin, 32, Not Susp DUI) 2nd; Violation l l Richard Lee Oneal Jr., 48, #15, Florence, Violation of City 1033 Syracuse Street, 415 Howard Street, Hartsville, of 2438 W Old Camden Rd, City Traffic Ordinance l of 420 Weaver St, Darlington, Ordinance Darlington, PDC Entering Premises After Hartsville, Fraudulent Check l Deon Jackson, 22, of 2840 Manuft Possess Other Sub Sch I Brian C Richardson, 42, of Kimberly Lavon Gibson, Warning Under $500 1st N Governor Williams Hwy, l l II III WITD 1st 211 Sanders St, Darlington, 24, of 115 Murville Rd, l Rhonda Brooke Lloyd, 24, Mario Sanchez McDaniel, Darlington, Manuft Possess l April Nicole Sinkler, 32, of Violation of City Ordinance Darlington, Bench Warrants: of 1220 Broach St, Hartsville, 33, of 601 W Washington Other Sub Sch I II III WITD 1st; l 1040 Lantana Lane, Lamar, Christopher Joel Roberts, Municipal Court; DUS Giving False Information; DUS Street, Hartsville, Fail to Pay Manuft Possess Other Sub Sch I l DUI .10 3rd Offense; Driving 21, of 1136 Indian Branch Rd, Avery Maurice Jackson, l Devin Kenney McPhail, 25, Thomas Allen McKinney, II III WITD 1st; Poss 28G or l l Under Suspension; Transp Darlington, PDC 37, of 608 Kent Ln Apt 36 A, of 407 Norwood Street, 33, of 1545 E McIver Rd, Less Marij/10G or Less Hash Alcohol in Motor Veh w/Seal Brice Scott Russell, 30, of Myrtle Beach, Failure to Yield Hartsville, DUS; Giving False Florence, PDC 1st l Broken 650 Turner Road, Florence, Right of Way; DUS; Leaving Information Antwuan Marqu'Ise Miller, l Travis Lavance James, 36, l Ernest Preston Smith IV, Weekender Scene of Accident Unattended l Felicia Lloyd Odom, 41, of 27, of 117 Murray Ln, McBee, of 104 Southern Pines St, l 39, of 3214 Maple Ave, Mckenzie Stevens, 18, of Vehicle; Uninsured Motor 1505 Bunny Dr, Darlington, Fail to Appear After Release for Darlington, Drugs/Man Dist l Manchester MD, Breach of 2428 Eagle Eye Rd, Hartsville, Vehicle Fee Violation DUS; Fail to Return Drivers a Misdemeanor PDC Etc of Cocaine Base 1st Peace Poss 28G or Less Marij 1st; Desmond Tremaine License After Susp Chance Hart Oneal, 19, of l William Deverez Ketter, l l Ezekiel Frequel Stevenson, Assault and Battery 3rd James, 26, of 104 Southern l Nelson Amit Rolon, 34, of 1402 W Lydia Hwy, Hartsville, 26, of 773 Tony James Road, l 17, of 320 Jasper Ave #B, Degree; Municipal Bench Pine St, Darlington, 128 Toledo Rd Apt H, Florence, Criminal Sexual Conduct Third Hartsville, MDP Drugs Sch B C Hartsville, Poss 28G or Less Warrant x 2 Drugs/Man Dist Etc of Cocaine Assault and Battery 3rd Degree; Disseminate Obscene LSD and Sch II Cocaine 1st; Marij/10G or Less Hash 1st Jordan Lee Teel, 19, of 425 Base 1st x 2 Degree; Domestic/Domestic Material to Minor <12 Yrs; Manuft Possess Other Sub Sch I l Brittany Kiara Wright, 26, Weaver Street, Darlington, PDC Leonardo Denez Jones, Violence 3rd Degree Crim Sex Conduct w/Minor II III WITD 1st X 2; Drugs/Man l l of 2165 Helen St, Hartsville, Jimmy Matthews, 29, of 30, of 410 Society Avenue, l Brice Scott Russell, 30, of <11 Yrs Old 1st Degree Dist Etc of Cocaine Base 1st X l Grand Larceny 4627 Blanche Rd, Sumter, Hartsville, Drugs/Man Dist Etc 650 Turner Road, Florence, Alyssa Diane Russ, 19, of 3; Poss Other Controlled Sub in l Benjamin Scott Albright, DUS; Giving False Information; of Cocaine Base 2nd x 3 Sentenced by Court – 514 Cagle St, Darlington, Sched I to V 1st l 28, of 1003 Florida Ave, Traffic/Use of Anothers Jason Douglas Kempton, Weekender Shoplifting <$2000 l Jimmy Neal Mann, 50, of l Martinsburg WV, DUI .08 1st; /Altered Lic/ ID Card 33, of 515 Stanley Circle, l Beverly Josena Samuel, Charles Eugene Stokes, 46, 209 Deertrack Run, Lexington, l Poss 28G or Less Marij. 1st Naquan Riddick, 33, of Darlington, Petty Larceny 24, of 147 Creek Crossing Rd, of 1608 Fawn Vista Dr N Apt Driving Under the Influence; l Samuel Lee Broadnax, 53, 1024 Clement St Apt 2, <$2000 x 4 Darlington, 5B1, Surfside Beach, Open Container or Beer/Wine l of 409 Parrott St #12, Florence, DUI 1st Robert Wayne King, 44, of Domestic/Domestic Violence Drugs/Manufacture Meth 1st; l Lisa Winburn Matteson, l Darlington, Violation of City Jamie Lee Kennedy, 31, of 2632 New Market Road, 3rd Degree Fail to Appear After Release for 30, of 1101 Crowley St, l Ordinance; Entering Premises 1213 Knollwood Drive, Hartsville, PDCt; Pedestrian l Tony Shane Ward, 45, of a Misdemeanor; Fail to Appear Hartsville, Drugs/Disposal of After Warning Hartsville, Domestic Viol 2nd Under Influence of Alcohol or 145 ½ East Bobo Newsome After Release for a Methamphetamine Waste 1st; Jerry Anthony Cannon, Degree; Fail to Appear After Drugs Hwy, Hartsville, Family Court Misdemeanor; Manuft Possess Manuft Possess Other Sub Sch I l 49, of 2506 Leo Drive, Release for a Misdemeanor; Joseph Brian Kirven, 49, Bench Warrant Other Sub Sch I II III WITD 1st; II III WITD 1st; l Darlington, DUI .08 1st; Obtain Sign/Prop Under False of 1409 Shell Rd, Hartsville, l Martel Brown, 26, of 1514 Drugs/Disposal of Drugs/Manufacture Meth 1st Uninsured Motor Vehicle Fee Pretense <$2000; RSG Value PDC Jeffords Mill Rd, Darlington, Methamphetamine Waste 1st l Peggy Elizabeth Rivera,

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l Todd Edward Blakney, 35, Device/Improper Lane 22, of 163 Bowens St, l James Brown Jr., 53, of Operating Motor Vehicle w/o Bookings of 820 Red Fox Cir Apt C, Change; DUS; Summary Court Darlington, Fail to Pay; DUS 171 E Lynches River, Lamar, License; Traffic/No Brake Hartsville, Family Court Bench Bench Warrant William Christopher PDC Lights; Traffic Too Fast for Continued from 4B l Warrant l Danny Lenoyt Smith, 38, Griggs, 24, of 3025 Camp l John Edward Howard, 18, Conditions; Vehicular Tire William Alan Brenner, 38, of 2108 Laurelwood Dr, Coker Road, Society Hill, of 1107 Fox Hollow Dr, Violation; Fraud Alteration of l Jackie Lee Toneeco Lighty, l 34, of 1020 Ingram St, of 105A Wilhowie Dr, Darlington, Family Court Kidnapping; Domestic Viol Darlington, PDC Regstration/License Plate; Florence, Lexington, Breach of Peace Bench Warrant 2nd Degree; Failure to Appear l William Glen McCurry, Traffic Expired Vehicle Prisoner/Contraband O/T l Cynthia Gail Gilbert, 56, l Michael Goodson Sumner, After Release for a Felony 55, of 453 Pineville Rd, License; Leaving Scene of Illegal Drugs/Weapons of 953 Oak Ave, Hartsville, 27, of 1609 Bryant St, l Jacob Nathaniel Gulley, Darlington, Violation of City Accident Unattended Vehicle Pedestrian Under the Darlington, Attempted 29, of 2722 Whitehall Ln, Ordinance Debra Denise Jackson, 54, l Latabia Teneikia l McDonald, 29, of 1705 White Influence of Alcohol or Drugs Murder; Attempts to Burn Hartsville, Weekender l Willie Roosevelt Phillips, of 904 H Street, Hartsville, Fail Dr, Hartsville, Probation l Terry David Harkless, 43, Willful and Malicious; Poss of a l Javard Cleondus Hodges, 54, of 261 Family Rd, McBee, to Appear After Release for a Violation of 1540 Ebenezer Road, Weapon During Violent Crime 45, of 523 Chestnut St, PDC Misdemeanor Darlington, Breach of Peace Charles Anthony Wilson, Darlington, Violation of City Antonyo Truth Pooler, 33, Thomas Allen McKinney, l Percy Darnell Gethers l l l Perkins, 25, of 3115 Canal Rd, l Lisa Marie Herring, 41, of 38, of 911 Washington St, Ordinance; Entering Premises of 405 Wells St Apt A8, 33, of 1545 E McIver Rd, Florence, 1129 Garden St, Lamar, Petty Hartsville, Family Court Bench After Warning Darlington, Violation of City Florence, PDC Prisoner/Contraband O/T Larceny <$2000; Fail to Warrant x 3 l Chasity Lodena Jones, 33, Ordinance l Wendy Lynn Oneal, 41, of Illegal Drugs/Weapons Appear After Release for a l Jill Kathleen Wiskow, 38, of 824 H Street, Hartsville, l Lorenzo NMN Scott, 44, of 964 Beaver Dam Road, Misdemeanor of 709 1st St SW, Rochester Manuft Possess Other Sub Sch 103 Jeffery St, Darlington, DUI Hartsville, Receiving Stolen l Brandon Jiantay Rivers, 28, of 301 Saddle Trail Rd, l Dequan Jordan, 22, of 500 MA, Operate Vehicle w/o I II III WITD 1st .08 1st Goods >$1000 Columbia, Marij. Poss 28G or Walnut St, Florence, Petty Registration and License; DUS l Juli Dyan Martin, 45, of l David Lynn Tyler Jr., 34, l Octavian Chenier Perry, Less/10G or Less 1st Larceny <$2000; Criminal l Saquan Leon Bell, 23, of 1733 Rhodes Community, of 410 Bowman Circle, 35, of 2140 Jones Rd, Domestic Violence 1321 Robinson St, Hartsville, Darlington, Timmonsville, Pedestrian Darlington, DUI .08 1st; Open l Nichelle Renita Steele, 32, of 4310 Andy Lane, Darlington, l Toby Lornza June, 50, of Malicous Injury to Real Domestic/Domestic Violence Under Influence of Alcohol or Container of Beer/Wine; MDP Child Endangerment Vehicle 415 Howard Street, Hartsville, Property <$2000 3rd Degree Drugs Drugs Sch I B C LSD and SCH II (Minor); DUI .08 1st Pedestrian Under the l Jeffery Daniel Booker, 20, l Kenneth Edward Powell, l Bennie Wilson, 19, of 321 Cocaine 1st Influence of Alcohol or Drugs of 14484 Ruby Rd, Hartsville, 40, of 250 Phillip Dr, Hopewell Birdnest Road, Darlington, Earl Lynn Turvin, 49, of l James Allen Watford, 68, l of 2005 Anderson Farm Rd, l Robert Thomas Lynn, 47, DUS; DUI .08 1st; Manuft VA, Domestic/Domestic DUI .08 1st 1606 Una Rd, Lamar, DUI Per Darlington, Fraudulent Check of 2012 W Carolina Ave, Possess Other Sub Sch I II III Violence 3rd Degree l Edward Silas Gainey, 39, Se/DUAC >08 <10 3rd Under $500 1st x 13 Hartsville, Mal. Injury to WITD 1st l Levance NMN Addison, of 3424 W Bobo Newsome, Offense; Driving Under Personal Property <$2000 Marianne Geneva Borey, 42, of 710 Cashua St #14, Hartsville, Breach of Peace Suspension; Fail to Pay l Shemeka Shenette l Anderson, 34, of 325 Lincoln l Christopher Scott Rogers, 24, of 20162 Hartsville Ruby Darlington, Entering Premises l Robert James Ham III, 34, l Lakeya Goins Bacote, 41, Ave, Hartsville, Summary 47, of 109 Cleveland, Rd, Hartsville, Weekender After Warning; Fail to Pay; Fail of 2421 Old Lamar Hwy, of 100 Reid St, Darlington, Court Bench Warrant Darlington, Disregard Traffic l Quincy Montress Brown, to Pay Darlington, DUI .08 1st; Weekender PAGE 6B | WEDNESDAY JUNE 8, 2016 NEWS AND PRESS | DARLINGTON, S.C. The AR List, Summer Reading Lists, and the Library compiled the lists for thy, compassion, and accept - es: “Lord of the Flies” by Ernest Hemingway, “The Mayor procrastinators! If you wait until By Jimmie Epling Director Darlington, Hartsville, Lamar, ance of a boy with a facial dif - William Golding, “Speak” by of Casterbridge” by Thomas the last week to visit the Library Darlington County Library System Mayo, and Emmanuel Christian ference. The Library has Laurie Halse Anderson, and Hardy, and “The Poisonwood to find a book on your list, you School children and parents schools all in one place for you. ordered an additional 50 copies “Marcelo in the Real World” by Bible” by Barbara Kingsolver. may be disappointed. We have as do not fret about finding some - By going to our website at of the book to meet the expect - Francesco Stork. We have them Lamar High’s list this year, as many as 40 to 50 copies of some thing on “the list” or “the AR list” www.darlington-lib.org, you ed demand. We are also pre - for you! it was last year, is the South books, but remember all the this summer. The Darlington will find a link to all the reading pared to order more and get At Mayo High School for Carolina Book Award nominees copies of the one you really want County Library System has your lists. If you lose “the list” or do them quickly into the hands of Math, Science and Technology, for young adult books. Our web - may be checked out. A sugges - back! Once again, we are pre - not want to hunt for the summer students. In addition to this the English Department pre - page link will take you to the list tion… when you visit the Library pared to help those on a quest to reading list on the webpage of book, we have the English hon - viewed its list choices for con - of the twenty nominees and nearest you for a book from your complete their summer reading your child’s school, we have it ors lists and more. tent, language, and situations their descriptions. We not only list, come with a second and assignment. all in one place for you. The educators at Darlington and deemed them appropriate have print copies, we have some third choice in mind as well. Just as in years past, the This year, Hartsville High is High have settled on “Bad Boy: for teens. There are some famil - of them in an e-book version for And by the way, register your Library’s staff set about gather - going with the “One Book, One A Memoir” by Walter Dean iar standards on the lists: “Lord those who want to read it on a child for the Library’s summer ing school reading lists because School” concept by requiring Myers and “Swallowing Stones” of the Flies” by William Golding, tablet or smartphone! reading program as everything we know students and their par - students to read “Wonder” by by Joyce McDonald. For the “Jane Eyre” by Charlotte Brontë, Our goal is you leave the read counts towards cool prizes ents will turn to us to find some - R.J. Palacio, the story of a com - English II CP, III CP, and IV CP “Pride and Prejudice” by Jane Library with a book from your in our summer reading program thing on “the list.” We have munity’s struggle with empa - Students, there are three choic - Austin, “The Sun Also Rises” by list in hand! A warning to all you too!

LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS indicating the name and the Probate Court of Darlington claim will become due, the Address: 924 E Billy Farrow months after the date of the claim will become due, the SUMMONS OF ESTATES address of the claimant, the County, the address of which is nature of any uncertainty as to Road, Darlington, SC 29532 first publication of this Notice nature of any uncertainty as to (Jury Trial Requested) All persons having claims basis of the claim, the amount Room 208 Courthouse, One the claim and a description of Attorney: John Jay James, II to Creditors or within one (1) the claim and a description of STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA against the following estates claimed, the date when the Public Square, Darlington, SC any security as to the claim. Address: PO Box 507, year from date of death, any security as to the claim. COUNTY OF DARLINGTON MUST file their claims on claim will become due, the 29532, within eight(8) Estate: Ida Bell Grooms Darlington, SC 29540 whichever is earlier (SCPC 62- Estate: James Sherrill IN THE COURT OF COMMON (46c3 leave in thru 6-15-16) Form #371ES with the nature of any uncertainty as to months after the date of the Date of Death: 5/3/2016 3-801, et seq.), or such persons Anderson PLEAS NOTICE TO CREDITORS Probate Court of Darlington the claim and a description of first publication of this Notice Case Number: shall be forever barred as to Date of Death: 4/23/2016 FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF ESTATES County, the address of which is any security as to the claim. to Creditors or within one (1) 2016ES1600218 their claims. All claims are Case Number: CASE NO.: 15-CP-16-0637 Room 208 Courthouse, One Estate: Jasper R Burr, Sr year from date of death, Personal Representative: All persons having claims required to be presented in 2016ES1600229 Michael Vos, Public Square, Darlington, SC Date of Death: 5/10/2016 whichever is earlier (SCPC 62- Eunie Fleetwood Pate against the following estates written statements on the pre - Personal Representative: Plaintiff, 29532, within eight(8) Case Number: 3-801, et seq.), or such persons Address: 4409 Lamar MUST file their claims on scribed form (FORM #371ES) Donna Sue Anderson months after the date of the 2016ES1600202 shall be forever barred as to Highway, Timmonsville, SC Form #371ES with the indicating the name and the Address: 4352 Lake Swamp vs. first publication of this Notice Personal Representative: their claims. All claims are 29161 Probate Court of Darlington address of the claimant, the Road, Timmonsville, SC 29161 April Vos and James Glenn, to Creditors or within one (1) Jeffrey Burr required to be presented in Co-Personal Representative: County, the address of which is basis of the claim, the amount (47p3 leave in thru 6-22-16) Individually, year from date of death, Address: 302 S McCall St, written statements on the pre - William Cecil Grooms, Jr Room 208 Courthouse, One claimed, the date when the NOTICE TO CREDITORS Defendants. whichever is earlier (SCPC 62- Darlington, SC 29532 scribed form (FORM #371ES) Address: 300 West Seven Pines Public Square, Darlington, SC claim will become due, the OF ESTATES TO: THE DEFENDANT ABOVE 3-801, et seq.), or such persons (45p3 leave in thru 6-8-16) indicating the name and the Street, Lamar, SC 29069 29532, within eight(8) nature of any uncertainty as to All persons having claims NAMED: JAMES GLENN shall be forever barred as to NOTICE TO CREDITORS address of the claimant, the (46p3 leave in thru 6-15-16) months after the date of the the claim and a description of against the following estates YOU ARE HEREBY SUM - their claims. All claims are OF ESTATES basis of the claim, the amount NOTICE TO CREDITORS first publication of this Notice any security as to the claim. MUST file their claims on MONED and required to required to be presented in All persons having claims claimed, the date when the OF ESTATES to Creditors or within one (1) Estate: Mary Barfield Byrd Form #371ES with the Answer the Complaint in this written statements on the pre - against the following estates claim will become due, the All persons having claims year from date of death, Date of Death: 2/25/2016 Probate Court of Darlington action, a copy of which is here - scribed form (FORM #371ES) MUST file their claims on nature of any uncertainty as to against the following estates whichever is earlier (SCPC 62- Case Number: County, the address of which is with served upon you, and to indicating the name and the Form #371ES with the the claim and a description of MUST file their claims on 3-801, et seq.), or such persons 2016ES1600227 Room 208 Courthouse, One serve a copy of your Answer to Probate Court of Darlington Form #371ES with the shall be forever barred as to Public Square, Darlington, SC address of the claimant, the any security as to the claim. Personal Representative: said Complaint upon the County, the address of which is Probate Court of Darlington their claims. All claims are 29532, within eight(8) basis of the claim, the amount Estate: Gene Jefferson Melinda B Myers Plaintiff or his attorney, H. Room 208 Courthouse, One County, the address of which is required to be presented in months after the date of the claimed, the date when the Date of Death: 4/8/2016 Address: 2337 Bethlehem Thad White, Jr., at his office, claim will become due, the Public Square, Darlington, SC Case Number: Room 208 Courthouse, One written statements on the pre - Road, Hartsville, SC 29550 first publication of this Notice 2917 West Palmetto Street, nature of any uncertainty as to 29532, within eight(8) 2016ES1600205 Public Square, Darlington, SC scribed form (FORM #371ES) (47p3 leave in thru 6-22-16) to Creditors or within one (1) Florence, South Carolina, the claim and a description of months after the date of the Personal Representative: 29532, within eight(8) indicating the name and the NOTICE TO CREDITORS year from date of death, any security as to the claim. first publication of this Notice Jacquelynn Jefferson months after the date of the address of the claimant, the OF ESTATES whichever is earlier (SCPC 62- 29501, within thirty (30) days Estate: Roberta W. Edwards to Creditors or within one (1) Address: 14 Marine Rd, first publication of this Notice basis of the claim, the amount All persons having claims 3-801, et seq.), or such persons after the service hereof, exclu - Date of Death: 4/15/2016 year from date of death, Greenville, SC 29617 to Creditors or within one (1) claimed, the date when the against the following estates shall be forever barred as to sive of the day of such service, Case Number: whichever is earlier (SCPC 62- (45p3 leave in thru 6-8-16) year from date of death, claim will become due, the MUST file their claims on their claims. All claims are and if you fail to answer the 2016ES1600204 3-801, et seq.), or such persons NOTICE TO CREDITORS whichever is earlier (SCPC 62- nature of any uncertainty as to Form #371ES with the required to be presented in Complaint within the time Personal Representative: shall be forever barred as to OF ESTATES 3-801, et seq.), or such persons the claim and a description of Probate Court of Darlington written statements on the pre - aforesaid, Plaintiff will apply Carolyn E Isgett their claims. All claims are All persons having claims shall be forever barred as to any security as to the claim. County, the address of which is scribed form (FORM #371ES) to the court for the relief Address: 502 McCowns Mill required to be presented in against the following estates their claims. All claims are Estate: Fred Mitchell Burr AKA Room 208 Courthouse, One indicating the name and the demanded in the Complaint. Pond Rd, Darlington, SC written statements on the pre - MUST file their claims on required to be presented in Fred M Burr AKA Freddie Burr Public Square, Darlington, SC address of the claimant, the LUCAS, WARR AND WHITE 29540 scribed form (FORM #371ES) Form #371ES with the written statements on the pre - Date of Death: 5/3/2016 29532, within eight(8) basis of the claim, the amount H. Thad White, Jr. (45p3 leave in thru 6-8-16) indicating the name and the Probate Court of Darlington scribed form (FORM #371ES) Case Number: months after the date of the claimed, the date when the NOTICE TO CREDITORS address of the claimant, the County, the address of which is indicating the name and the 2016ES1600216 first publication of this Notice claim will become due, the Attorney for the Plaintiff OF ESTATES basis of the claim, the amount Room 208 Courthouse, One address of the claimant, the Personal Representative: to Creditors or within one (1) nature of any uncertainty as to 2917 West Palmetto Street All persons having claims claimed, the date when the Public Square, Darlington, SC basis of the claim, the amount William Dennis Burr year from date of death, the claim and a description of Florence, South Carolina against the following estates claim will become due, the 29532, within eight(8) claimed, the date when the Address: 344 Abbott Road, whichever is earlier (SCPC 62- any security as to the claim. MUST file their claims on nature of any uncertainty as to months after the date of the claim will become due, the Darlington, SC 29540 3-801, et seq.), or such persons Estate: Willis Harold Galloway 29501 Form #371ES with the the claim and a description of first publication of this Notice nature of any uncertainty as to (46p3 leave in thru 6-15-16) shall be forever barred as to Date of Death: 5/10/2016 (843) 665-8187 Probate Court of Darlington any security as to the claim. to Creditors or within one (1) the claim and a description of NOTICE TO CREDITORS their claims. All claims are Case Number: (47c3 leave in thru 6-22-16) County, the address of which is Estate: Lillie M Rodgers year from date of death, any security as to the claim. OF ESTATES required to be presented in 2016ES1600228 REQUEST FOR PROPOS - Room 208 Courthouse, One Date of Death: 3/9/2016 whichever is earlier (SCPC 62- Estate: Sheila Anne Cumbie All persons having claims written statements on the pre - Personal Representative: ALS Public Square, Darlington, SC Case Number: 3-801, et seq.), or such persons Date of Death: 4/30/2016 against the following estates scribed form (FORM #371ES) Susan Renee Milligan Darlington County is accepting 29532, within eight(8) 2016ES1600201 shall be forever barred as to Case Number: MUST file their claims on indicating the name and the Address: 1855 Joseph Circle, bids for the following: months after the date of the Personal Representative: their claims. All claims are 2016ES1600217 Form #371ES with the address of the claimant, the Florence, SC 29501 1. Invitation for Bid first publication of this Notice Saundra Rodgers-Walker required to be presented in Personal Representative: Probate Court of Darlington basis of the claim, the amount (47p3 leave in thru 6-22-16) Darlington-Whipples Landing to Creditors or within one (1) Address: 3345 Madison Farm written statements on the pre - Haylee Rose Boswell County, the address of which is claimed, the date when the NOTICE TO CREDITORS Improvements year from date of death, Pl, Snellville, GA 30039 scribed form (FORM #371ES) Address: 222 Woodland Drive, Room 208 Courthouse, One claim will become due, the OF ESTATES 2. Invitation for Bid Medical whichever is earlier (SCPC 62- (45p3 leave in thru 6-8-16) indicating the name and the Phenix City, AL 36869 Public Square, Darlington, SC nature of any uncertainty as to All persons having claims and Physical Fitness Testing 3-801, et seq.), or such persons NOTICE TO CREDITORS address of the claimant, the Co-Personal Representative: 29532, within eight(8) the claim and a description of against the following estates 3. Invitation for Bid HVAC OF ESTATES months after the date of the MUST file their claims on shall be forever barred as to basis of the claim, the amount Arthur Ted Cumbie III any security as to the claim. 4. Request for Quote for All persons having claims first publication of this Notice Form #371ES with the their claims. All claims are claimed, the date when the Address: 953 Potato House Estate: Myra Groff Dalrymple Recycle Tires required to be presented in against the following estates claim will become due, the Road, Darlington, SC 29532 to Creditors or within one (1) Date of Death: 5/20/2016 Probate Court of Darlington Please check the county web - written statements on the pre - MUST file their claims on nature of any uncertainty as to (46p3 leave in thru 6-15-16) year from date of death, Case Number: County, the address of which is site for more information, scribed form (FORM #371ES) Form #371ES with the the claim and a description of NOTICE TO CREDITORS whichever is earlier (SCPC 62- 2016ES1600220 Room 208 Courthouse, One indicating the name and the Probate Court of Darlington any security as to the claim. OF ESTATES 3-801, et seq.), or such persons Personal Representative: John Public Square, Darlington, SC www.darcosc.com/depart - address of the claimant, the County, the address of which is Estate: Todd Aaron Braloski All persons having claims shall be forever barred as to Jay James, II 29532, within eight(8) ments/purchasing/index.phP. basis of the claim, the amount Room 208 Courthouse, One Date of Death: 1/29/2016 against the following estates their claims. All claims are Address: PO Box 507, months after the date of the (47c1 leave in thru 6-8-16) claimed, the date when the Public Square, Darlington, SC Case Number: MUST file their claims on required to be presented in Darlington, SC 29540 first publication of this Notice Statement of Non- claim will become due, the 29532, within eight(8) 2016ES1600077 Form #371ES with the written statements on the pre - Attorney: John Jay James, II to Creditors or within one (1) Discrimination nature of any uncertainty as to months after the date of the Personal Representative: Probate Court of Darlington scribed form (FORM #371ES) Address: PO Box 507, year from date of death, Pee Dee Electric Cooperative, the claim and a description of first publication of this Notice Geraldine W Atkinson County, the address of which is indicating the name and the Darlington, SC 29540 whichever is earlier (SCPC 62- Inc. is an equal opportunity any security as to the claim. to Creditors or within one (1) Address: 903 Rosewood Dr, Room 208 Courthouse, One address of the claimant, the (47c3 leave in thru 6-22-16) 3-801, et seq.), or such persons provider and employer. If you Estate: Margaret B Coker year from date of death, Hartsville, SC, 29550 Public Square, Darlington, SC basis of the claim, the amount NOTICE TO CREDITORS shall be forever barred as to wish to file a Civil Rights pro - Date of Death: 4/20/2016 whichever is earlier (SCPC 62- Attorney: Cody T Mitchell 29532, within eight(8) claimed, the date when the OF ESTATES their claims. All claims are gram complaint of discrimina - Case Number: 3-801, et seq.), or such persons Address: PO Box 1408, months after the date of the claim will become due, the All persons having claims required to be presented in tion, complete the USDA 2016ES1600196 shall be forever barred as to Hartsville SC 29551 first publication of this Notice nature of any uncertainty as to against the following estates written statements on the pre - Program Discrimination (45p3 leave in thru 6-8-16) Personal Representative: their claims. All claims are to Creditors or within one (1) the claim and a description of MUST file their claims on scribed form (FORM #371ES) Complaint Form, found online required to be presented in NOTICE TO CREDITORS year from date of death, any security as to the claim. Form #371ES with the indicating the name and the Kathy Coker Baxley at written statements on the pre - OF ESTATES whichever is earlier (SCPC 62- Estate: Sloan H Brittain Probate Court of Darlington address of the claimant, the Address: 812 Prestwood Drive, http://www.ascr.usda.gov/co Hartsville, SC 29550 scribed form (FORM #371ES) All persons having claims 3-801, et seq.), or such persons Date of Death: 5/6/2016 County, the address of which is basis of the claim, the amount (45p3 leave in thru 6-8-16) indicating the name and the against the following estates shall be forever barred as to Case Number: Room 208 Courthouse, One claimed, the date when the mplaint_filiing_cust.html, or NOTICE TO CREDITORS address of the claimant, the MUST file their claims on their claims. All claims are 2016ES1600213 Public Square, Darlington, SC claim will become due, the at any USDA office, or call OF ESTATES basis of the claim, the amount Form #371ES with the required to be presented in Personal Representative: Bess 29532, within eight(8) nature of any uncertainty as to (866) 632-9992 to request the All persons having claims claimed, the date when the Probate Court of Darlington written statements on the pre - H Gore months after the date of the the claim and a description of form. You may also write a let - against the following estates claim will become due, the County, the address of which is scribed form (FORM #371ES) Address: 317 Birchwood Dr, first publication of this Notice any security as to the claim. ter containing all of the infor - MUST file their claims on nature of any uncertainty as to Room 208 Courthouse, One indicating the name and the Hartsville, SC 29550 to Creditors or within one (1) Estate: Albert L James, Jr mation requested in the form. Form #371ES with the the claim and a description of Public Square, Darlington, SC address of the claimant, the (46p3 leave in thru 6-15-16) year from date of death, Date of Death: 5/14/2016 Send your completed com - Probate Court of Darlington any security as to the claim. 29532, within eight(8) basis of the claim, the amount NOTICE TO CREDITORS whichever is earlier (SCPC 62- Case Number: plaint form or letter to us by County, the address of which is Estate: Quintella G Johnson months after the date of the claimed, the date when the OF ESTATES 3-801, et seq.), or such persons 2016ES1600215 mail at U.S. Department of Room 208 Courthouse, One Date of Death: 4/10/2016 first publication of this Notice claim will become due, the All persons having claims shall be forever barred as to Personal Representative: John Agriculture, Director, Office of Public Square, Darlington, SC Case Number: to Creditors or within one (1) nature of any uncertainty as to against the following estates their claims. All claims are Jay James, II Adjudication, 1400 29532, within eight(8) 2016ES1600207 year from date of death, the claim and a description of MUST file their claims on required to be presented in Address: PO Box 507, Independence Avenue, S.W., Form #371ES with the months after the date of the Personal Representative: Lynn whichever is earlier (SCPC 62- any security as to the claim. written statements on the pre - Darlington, SC 29540 Washington, D.C. 20250- Probate Court of Darlington first publication of this Notice I Hall 3-801, et seq.), or such persons Estate: S B Weatherford, Jr scribed form (FORM #371ES) Co-Personal Representative: 9410, by fax (202) 690-7442 County, the address of which is to Creditors or within one (1) Address: 309 Kenwood Ave, shall be forever barred as to Date of Death: 4/11/2016 indicating the name and the Albert L James, III or email at year from date of death, Hartsville, SC 29550 their claims. All claims are Case Number: Room 208 Courthouse, One address of the claimant, the Address: PO Box 507, [email protected]. whichever is earlier (SCPC 62- (45p3 leave in thru 6-8-16) required to be presented in 2016ES1600209 Public Square, Darlington, SC basis of the claim, the amount Darlington, SC 29540 (47c1 leave in thru 6-8-16) 3-801, et seq.), or such persons NOTICE TO CREDITORS written statements on the pre - Personal Representative: Ann 29532, within eight(8) claimed, the date when the (47c3 leave in thru 6-22-16) shall be forever barred as to OF ESTATES scribed form (FORM #371ES) W Gregg their claims. All claims are All persons having claims indicating the name and the Address: 515 Fore Road, required to be presented in against the following estates address of the claimant, the Florence, SC 29506 written statements on the pre - MUST file their claims on basis of the claim, the amount Co-Personal Representative: S scribed form (FORM #371ES) Form #371ES with the claimed, the date when the B Weatherford III

CITY OF DARLINGTON PUBLIC NOTICE Pursuant to Section 6-1-80 of the S.C. Code of Laws, public notice is hereby given that Darlington City Council will hold a public hearing on the Municipal budget for the 2016-2017 fiscal year.

Date: June 23, 2016 Time: 6:00 P.M. Location: Council Chambers of City Hall, 400 Pearl Street

Current Projected Percentage Current Fiscal Year Revenue Change In Fiscal Year Revenue 2016-2017 Revenue Millage 10,200,218 8,387,100 - 17.78% 125 mills

Current Projected Percentage Estimated Fiscal Year Expenditures Change in Millage for Expenditures 2016-2017 Expenditures 2016-2017 8,784,150 8,387,100 - 4.52% 125 mills

Estimated Millage Equals $125.00 per $1000 of Assessed Property Value NEWS AND PRESS | DARLINGTON, S.C. WEDNESDAY JUNE 8, 2016 | PAGE 7B G

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