SPORTS Tigers, N.C. State prep for showdown B1 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2018 | Serving South Carolina since October 15, 1894 75 cents Weeklong Fall for the Arts begins
companies in the country. Jones, co-founder and executive direc- New York City in 1958 and created Ailey II dance group comes This is the second time Ailey II is tor of the foundation. He said his aunt Alvin Ailey Repertory Ensemble, now to Sumter’s Patriot Hall visiting the area as the company of 12 enjoyed the arts and even wanted her known as Ailey II, in 1974. dancers grace the stage at Patriot Hall house to be turned into a cultural arts Ailey II — one of the most phenom- tonight as part of event for Sumter County Cultural Commis- and literary center. enal dance groups in the world — is BY ADRIENNE SARVIS sion’s Fall for the Arts. To encourage and inspire local art- bringing its message of hope and in- This year, the group’s visit is spon- ist this week, the Millican Literary spiration to Sumter at a reduced cost, [email protected] sored by the Millican Literary Foun- Foundation has sponsored a perfor- Jones said. dation, which was created in 2008 in mance and other events by Ailey II in Since its creation, Ailey II has per- As Sumter County falls for the arts honor of Arthenia Jackson Bates Mil- the spirit of the group’s creator, the formed around the world, and the this week, some local dancers and art lican, an author and Sumter native. late Alvin Ailey. dance company will perform again in appreciators will be leaping with joy Millican was inducted into the Ailey, a well-known modern dance Sumter tonight. as they watch a performance by Ailey South Carolina Academy of Authors choreographer, founded the Alvin II, one of the most celebrated dance in 2017, said Millican’s nephew, Rick Ailey American Dance Theater in SEE AILEY II, PAGE A6 Senior is only Back in the day in South Carolina
Sumter student Michael Worrell, he Sumter County dressed in period attire and 9, kneads dough performed tasks that dem- Museum held its with volunteer onstrated the lifestyle of the Cleo Klopfleisch T Carolina Back- area’s settlers. From black- recognized by on Saturday. country Harvest event smithing to breadmaking, Once participants many of the demonstrations kneaded or rolled on Saturday to teach were hands-on, allowing merit program the dough, they adults and children alike kids to experience churning were able to fast butter or playing period Singleton stands out for forward and go what it was like to live in games. to the other end character, academics the Sumter area in the The museum’s backcoun- of the table to try exhibit is an authentic BY BRUCE MILLS taste a finished late 18th and early 19th representation of a home- [email protected] product and even centuries. stead from that time, and spread on hand- there are several original She didn’t grow up playing churned butter. Staff and volunteers buildings on site. video games or watching TV, but that has probably served to benefit Wilson Hall senior Ingrid Singleton. Raised by her parents to be a well-rounded teenager and use her time wisely, Singleton de- veloped a love for family, friends, reading, history, the arts, traveling and good causes. That training certainly seems to SINGLETON be paying divi- dends now, as Sin- gleton was recently named a National Merit Scholarship Program Commended Stu- dent. She’s the only high PHOTOS BY KAYLA ROBINS / THE SUMTER ITEM school senior in Sumter Coun- Visitors learned about life in Sumter hundreds of years ago at Sumter ty — private or public school County Museum’s Carolina Backcountry Harvest event on Saturday. — to receive the national rec- ognition from the program for RIGHT: Charlotte Smilowska, 8, churns butter as her mother helped scoring in the top 5 percent na- show kids how stew and other hot food was made at a different station. tionally on the Preliminary SAT last year as a junior. Singleton’s list of academic accomplishments, Advanced Placement courses and extra- curricular activities is long and varied, but there is more to Singleton than her resume on paper. Singleton said she loves chil- dren and wants to pursue a ca- reer in social work to help dis- advantaged children. In college and in her career, she said she wants to learn more about such things as Micah Shumaker, 7, learns how to loom Saturday at fetal alcohol syndrome and ju- the Carolina Backcountry Harvest event put on by venile delinquency. the Sumter County Museum. “Anything to do with sub- stance abuse and children — how to stop it and how to work with it,” Singleton said during her interview scheduled be- tween two AP classes. In her study of government and society, she said she thinks to be born with a defect or disadvantage is “the deep- est form of inequality.” Singleton said she wants to start her career working in foster placement or extraction or with infants going through detox. One day, she may want to be a substance abuse coun- selor, she said. Even now, Singleton chooses some extra-curricular activi- ties because they are good causes and uses of her time, she said. Singleton said she gets her heart of compassion for those Children played a variety of old- fashioned games during the event SEE SINGLETON, PAGE A6 Saturday.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — expand Medicaid for low-in- and asthma, staying on a icaid expansion can make. In Low-income people in states come people making up to medication schedule is con- states that did not expand that haven't expanded Med- roughly $16,750 for an indi- sidered essential. Medicaid, low-income adults icaid are much more likely vidual or $34,640 for a family • About 22 percent of those are more likely to be unin- to forgo needed medical care of four. Seventeen states in- in states not expanding Med- sured. than the poor in other states, cluding S.C. have not adopt- icaid said they needed but Medicaid is a federal- according to a government ed the expansion, opposed by could not afford dental care, state program that has report released Monday many — but not all — Re- as compared to 15 percent of grown to cover about 1 in 5 amid election debates from publicans. similar low-income adults in U.S. residents, from many Get your tickets Georgia to Utah over cover- Among the report's find- expansion states. newborns to severely dis- age for the needy. ings: • About 11 percent of those abled people to elderly The nonpartisan Govern- • Nearly 20 percent of low- in non-expansion states said nursing home residents. Its to find out 20 ment Accountability Office income people in states that they needed to see a special- total cost is about $570 bil- worked with the National did not expand Medicaid ist but weren't able to afford lion a year. Former Presi- Center for Health Statistics said they passed up needed it, as compared to about 6 dent Barack Obama's Under 40 winners to analyze federal survey medical care in the past 12 percent of those in expan- health care law expanded data from 2016. The research months because they sion states. Medicaid to allow states to BY KAYLA ROBINS focused on low-income couldn't afford it. That com- "States around the country cover low-income adults [email protected] adults ages 19-64 in states pared to 9.4 percent in states have an opportunity to ex- with no children living at that did not expand Medic- that expanded the program. pand Medicaid to more peo- home. Tickets for the 2018-19 Young Pro- aid under the Obama-era Af- • About 8 percent of those ple; these findings help show With the federal govern- fessionals Under 40 winners reveal fordable Care Act, compared in states that did not expand why it's a winning proposi- ment covering at least 90 and social networking event are to their peers in states that Medicaid reported they ei- tion for states and the mil- percent of the cost, expan- available to the public for anyone did. ther skipped medication lions of Americans current- sion proponents argue who wants to meet some of the most Medicaid expansion is an doses to save money or took ly left out," said Sen. Ron states turning it down are engaging, impactful and up-and- issue in several high-profile less medication than pre- Wyden, D-Ore., who request- leaving on the table tax dol- coming professionals in Sumter, Lee gubernatorial contests and scribed. That compared to ed the analysis. lars their own citizens send and Clarendon counties. in states where supporters about 5 percent in states that Aides to Wyden said the to Washington. Backers in- The event, presented by The Sum- have gotten referendum expanded. For people with 70-page report is the most clude hospital systems and ter Item, Young Professionals of questions on the ballot. chronic conditions such as detailed look yet at real- health insurers and many Sumter and the Greater Sumter Under the law, states may high blood pressure, diabetes world differences that Med- local business groups. Chamber of Commerce, will take place from 6 to 7:30 p.m. on Thurs- day at the Main Room in downtown Sumter, located at 33 M. Main St. All ages are welcome to attend. CCTC students receive Path to Provide scholarships An accompanying 20 Under 40 mag- azine will be revealed at the event SUBMITTED exclusively before it is published in time in an academic program. The stu- CCTC’s Associate Degree Nursing pro- The Sumter Item on Sunday. The Path to Provide scholarship is a dent must be actively enrolled in the gram. She’s working toward graduating To purchase tickets prior to the partnership with the South Carolina Path to Provide scholarship program from the ADN program in May of 2020. event, go to www.SumterChamber. Technical College System and affiliated while meeting all academic require- With the Path to Provide Scholarship com. colleges and the South Carolina Hospi- ments to maintain sponsorship. In she will start working at Prisma Health tal Association and member hospitals. order for students to be qualified, they Tuomey as a nurse technician while The scholarship program allows stu- must be enrolled as a full-time nursing still pursuing her associate degree. dents pursuing an associate degree in student, possess and maintain a cumu- When asked how this scholarship has nursing to attend classes full-time and lative GPA of 2.8 or higher, commit to been helpful, her response was, “It defi- LOCAL BRIEFS work part-time at a spon- working part-time during the program nitely helps with the job experience. FROM STAFF REPORTS soring hospital. The pro- and commit to working at sponsoring This scholarship allows me to get my gram was created to sup- hospitals for at least two years post- foot in the door. While finishing school, Sumter City Council to port the future workforce program completion. I’ll also be able to gain experience learn- consider annexations needs of South Carolina Central Carolina Technical College, ing in an environment that I’ll be work- hospitals and to provide along with nine other technical colleges ing in once I graduate with my degree. Sumter City Council will meet at local community citizens in S.C., was selected for this pilot pro- It’s been a blessing!” 5:30 p.m. today in City Council with an opportunity to GLASS gram. Two students, Hannah Glass and Kathryn Ardis received her Emer- Chambers, fourth floor of the pursue post-secondary Kathryn Ardis, were chosen from gency Medical Technician certification Sumter Opera House, 21 N. Main training for a fulfilling ca- CCTC to receive the Path to Provide in 2005 by completing the EMT certifi- St., to consider: reer, while accumulating scholarship. “The launching of the Path cation course through CCTC’s Continu- • First reading of an ordinance no student debt. The to Provide Scholarship is a wonderful ing Education program. She works at to annex, by 100 percent annexa- scholarship program al- example of community partners (SC Prisma Health Tuomey in a contract tion petition, approximately 11.29 lows nursing students at Technical College System, Central Car- position with Continental Tire as a cer- acres at 1495 Camden Highway. Central Carolina Techni- olina Technical College, and South Car- tified EMT on their job site. She decided Council will also consider an ordi- cal College to gain first- ARDIS olina Hospital Association) collaborat- to make a career change and pursue an nance to rezone this same parcel hand working experience ing together to support the future work- associate degree through CCTC’s nurs- from agricultural conservation to in a hospital setting while force needs for nurses at Prisma Health ing program. She plans to graduate general commercial after a public earning a degree and provides finan- Tuomey. The scholarship provides an from the program in May of 2020. While hearing; and cial assistance with education and en- opportunity for Hannah Glass and taking classes, she’ll continue working • First reading of an ordinance try-level employment at the sponsoring Katie Ardis to attend the nursing pro- with Prisma Health Tuomey through to transfer approximately .86 acres hospital upon successful completion of gram at CCTC, gain work experience at the Path to Provide scholarship. “This of land at 129 E. Hampton Ave. to the program and meeting licensure re- Prisma Health Tuomey while accumu- scholarship is a tremendous help finan- Sumter County. quirements. lating no or minimal student debt,” cially. This is a career change for me, A public hearing will be held at 6 The sponsoring hospital provides fi- CCTC Dean of Health Sciences Mary Jo and being able to go to school while p.m., starting with public com- nancial assistance toward the student’s Ardis said. working makes the financial benefit of ments regarding the proposed tuition and cost of attendance each Glass graduated from Laurence Man- this scholarship program very helpful,” Community Development Block year while the student is enrolled full- ning Academy in 2017 and is enrolled in Ardis said. Grant Entitlement Budget for the 2019-20 year. CWU Salad Luncheon Restaurant news: Sumter County food grades Oct. 4-12 rescheduled for Oct. 27 Following are the food grades for Sumter busi- Cut Rate Coffee Shop, 32 S. Main St.: A, A Dixon's Shopping Center, 1290 N. Kings Hwy.: B, B Church Women United Salad nesses inspected by the South Carolina De- Food Lion #1681 Deli/Bakery, 1785 U.S. 15 S.: A Luncheon has been rescheduled partment of Health and Environmental Con- Hardee's Sumter #3 3135-6070, 493 N. Guignard Drive: A for Saturday, Oct. 27, 11:30 a.m. to 2 Kentucky Fried Chicken, 1014 Broad St.: A p.m., at Mount Zion Missionary trol for Oct. 4-12. A “C” grade is failing. For de- Las Palmas Mexican Rest. & Bar, 1339 Peach Orchard Road: A Baptist Church Enrichment Cen- tailed reports, visit www.dhec.com. McDonald's #7807, 360 Pinewood Road: A, A ter, 325 W. Fulton St. Mr. Teriyaki, 1315 Peach Orchard Road: A Papa John's Pizza, 435 N. Guignard Drive: A Tickets purchased for the Sept. Arby's #15, 1954 McCrays Mill Road: A 22 luncheon, which was canceled, Serendipity Catering and Cafe, 118 S. Main St.: A Country Inn & Suites Sumter, 2491 Broad St.: A will be accepted. Carry-outs will Walmart #511 Deli, 1283 Broad St.: A Country Kitchen, 4710 Narrow Paved Road, Lynchburg: A start at noon. Young's Food Store #46, 976 Miller Road: A
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Deputies lure rogue pig Report: Number of foster care children grows back home with Doritos CHARLESTON (AP) — A bled between 2012 and 2016. HIGHLAND, Calif. (AP) — report says the number of State Department of So- Deputies in California have South Carolina children in cial Services' spokeswoman used Doritos to lure a pig "the state custody has grown Pam Bryant says the size of a mini horse" back from roughly 3,100 in 2012 Chronicle's report is nearly home. to nearly 4,600 today. three years old. The pig was running around The Post and Courier re- Bryant provided num- a neighborhood when the San ports the Chronicle of So- bers showing the percent of Bernardino County Sheriff's cial Change published the children placed in congre- Office received the call Satur- data Monday. gate care during the 2012 day. The analysis shows the fiscal year decreased One of the deputies had increase has forced officials roughly 1 percent six years Doritos in her lunch bag. to continue relying on con- later. She says the depart- Video shows the deputy leav- gregate care and group ment's focus was ending the ing a trail of the chips, which homes as the number of use of congregate care for the pig followed. foster children sent into a children 6 and younger at Deputies had responded to facility or home nearly dou- the time. previous calls about the pig and knew where to take him. SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT VIA AP He was returned to his pen, An officer with San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department uses and deputies secured the gate. Doritos to lure a pig back home in Highland, California. Avenatti tests southern 2020 waters with trip
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Unlike Those trees become projectiles and fly- safety requirements for builders could the shoreline. in South Florida, homes in the state's ing objects." help homes better withstand hurri- Gov. Rick Scott said it may be time Panhandle did not have tighter build- Hurricane Andrew a generation ago canes. for Florida to boost its standards — ing codes until just 11 years ago; it was razed Florida's most-populated areas Tom Lee, a homebuilder and legisla- considered the toughest in the nation once argued that acres of forests would with winds up to 165 mph, damaging or tor, says past hurricanes have shown — even further. provide the region with a natural bar- blowing apart more than 125,000 homes time and time again that the stricter "After every event, you always go rier against the savage winds of a hur- and obliterating almost all mobile codes help. He said after such previous back and look what you can do better," ricane. homes in its path. The acres of flat- storms, he could see during flyovers Scott said. "After Andrew, the codes Many of those structures did not tened homes showed how contractors which homes were built before the new changed dramatically in our state. withstand the fury of Hurricane Mi- cut corners amid the patchwork of code. Every time something like this hap- chael, which slammed into the area codes Florida had at the time. For ex- "The structural integrity of our pens, you have to say to yourself, 'Is last week with winds of up to 155 mph, ample, flimsy particle board was used housing stock is leaps and bounds be- there something we can do better?'" leaving acres of flattened houses and under roofs instead of sturdier ply- yond what it was," Lee said. Mexico Beach, the Gulf Coast town other buildings in its wake before roar- wood, and staples were used instead of The codes call for shatterproof win- destroyed by Michael, lacked a lot of ing across the Georgia border inland. roofing nails. dows, fortified roofs and reinforced new or retrofitted construction, said "We're learning painfully that we Since 2001, structures statewide must concrete pillars, among other specifi- Craig Fugate, the former director of shouldn't be doing those kinds of ex- be built to withstand winds of 111 mph cations. But it wasn't until 2007 that the Federal Emergency Management emptions," said Don Brown, a former and up; the Miami area is considered a homes built in the Panhandle more Agency and a former emergency man- legislator from the Panhandle who now "high velocity hurricane zone" with than 1 mile from shore were required agement chief for the state of Florida. sits on the Florida Building Commis- much higher standards, requiring to follow the higher standards. Hurri- The small seaside community had a lot sion. "We are vulnerable as any other many structures to withstand hurri- cane Michael pummeled the region of older mobile homes and low-income part of the state. 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DEAR ABBY — both of us have together. with his buddies to the I have been And lately, it has become a point that he can’t make it dating my few weekends out of the home isn’t ready for an ex- boyfriend month. My friends and fam- clusive relationship. While I just over a ily think it’s bordering on don’t advise “kicking him to year. We live inappropriate because the curb,” if your idea of a and work to- when you’re in a relation- satisfying relationship is gether, ship, you want to spend spending weekends enjoy- which I time with the person you ing each other’s company, Dear Abby enjoy. He, love. tell him you need more ABIGAIL on the other I’m at a crossroads. Part than he’s prepared to give VAN BUREN hand, ex- of me understands where you and it would be better pressed he’s coming from; another if one of you moved out. from day part of me thinks it’s a cop- one that all out. I’m wondering if I Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van he asks for out of our rela- should put up with it for Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, tionship is “space.” I’m fine now until we find separate and was founded by her mother, Pau- with that, but now it seems jobs (if that will even solve line Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at he needs more and more the problem) or if I should www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. space. (An example: Spend- kick him to the curb. Ad- ing nights at friends’ be- vice? To order “How to Write Letters for All Occasions,” send your name and mail- cause they go out drinking Matter of space in Florida ing address, plus check or money on the weekends.) order for $7 (U.S. funds) to: Dear Abby I have told him I think DEAR MATTER OF SPACE — A — Letter Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount Kevin Christian and Abbie Higashi 10/16/18 it’s selfish because week- man whose idea of a good Morris, IL 61054-0447. Shipping and ACROSS 46 Show curiosity 11 Future JD’s 37 What a dog handling are included in the price. 1 Whopper 47 Melodious exam will do with a ends are the only free time time is going out drinking inventors piece 12 Old Sony bone 6 Toss of a coin 50 God in the brand 41 Exculpate 10 Trick Vatican 13 Tailless cat 43 Kiss from 14 Bosc relative 51 Dust jacket 18 Omen Carlos 15 “Doctor blurb 19 Rosary feature 44 Epic __: jumble sudoku PREVIOUS SOLUTION Zhivago” 54 Arizona 23 How landslide disaster heroine stadium victories are 45 Finnish THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME 16 Himalayas renamed won electronics hoW to play: locale Chase Field 24 Fidel or Raúl giant By David L Hoyt and Jeff Knurek Each row, column and 17 Relative of as a result of 25 Tree whose 47 Basic rhyme set of 3-by-3 boxes “The pen is a financial sap is used in scheme mightier than merger a soft drink 48 Speed must contain the the sword” 58 Play opener 26 Dazzle competition numbers 1 through 9 20 Census datum 59 Nano or 27 Baron Cohen’s 49 Part of IBM: without repetition. 21 Tear Shuffle Kazakh Abbr. 22 Levy that 60 Bravery journalist 50 Barq’s rival led to a 1773 61 Lugosi of 28 Least 51 Block of hay “party” “Dracula” furnished, as 52 Press 23 Morass fame a room 53 Gumbo 24 2000 election 62 Keep __ on: 29 Eye-bending vegetable dangler observe paintings 55 Radon- 25 Rear-window 63 Justice Kagan 30 24 sheets of regulating alert about an paper org. infant DOWN 31 Free from 56 Short haircut, 30 “__ Sera, 1 Chocolate bonds and a hint to Sera” dogs 32 Slacked (off) 17-, 25-, 43- 33 “See ya later!” 2 Pertaining to, 35 Dance and 54-Across 34 Altar neighbor on memos provocatively 57 Bro 35 Ahi, for one 3 Early Previous Puzzle Solved 36 __ avis competitor of 37 Wooden Mr. Clean storage 4 Versailles container royal 38 Mental acuity 5 Movable 39 Former sports car top Russian ruler 6 Intentional 40 Frau’s mister fall, in 41 Nest for an basketball eaglet 7 British 42 In a lather, washroom with “up” 8 Choler 43 Dog show 9 100-yard golf award hole, say 45 Small 10 Capacitance salamander unit A6 | TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2018 LOCAL THE SUMTER ITEM
FALL FOR THE ARTS SCHEDULE OF EVENTS HISTORIC ART CRAWL STUDIO LOCATIONS SINGLETON FROM PAGE A1 • Today at 7:30 p.m. — Ailey II dance, Patriot Hall, $35 • Michael Duffy, sculpture — 422 W. Calhoun St. https://bit.ly/2IQz6XC to $50 tickets at or call (803) 436- • Amanda Cox, acrylic painting, pottery — 124 N. less fortunate from both an open door.” 2260. Salem Ave. her parents but mostly Wilson Hall Headmaster • Wednesday, Oct. 17, 6 to 8 p.m. — (Latin) Music on • Laura Cardello, Mike Tucker, pottery, blacksmithing from her mom, Sheri Sin- Fred Moulton described Main, La Piazza on Main Street. FREE — 122 N. Salem Ave. gleton. Singleton as a mature • Thursday, Oct. 18, 6:30 p.m. — Free reception, FFA • Jacqueline Knoblock, watercolors — 420 W. She said her mom always young lady who carries Student Art Exhibit and Sumter Little Theatre opening Hampton Ave. welcomed herself night / 8 p.m. SLT musical comedy “Little Shop of • Dennis Snell, oil painting — 22 Park Ave. people less well — and Horrors” opens. Play tickets $20/25. Call (803) 775-2150. fortunate a vision- • Friday, Oct. 19, 7 to 10 p.m. — Beach, variety and • Kit Polutta, painting — 9 Frank Clarke St. — both ary. jazz music outside Patriot Hall and smooth jazz outside • Art in the House, Lynn Bolen & various artists — young and “She car- Sumter County Gallery of Art, 200 Hasell St. FREE 446 W. Hampton Ave. old — to ries a big • Saturday, Oct. 20, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. — Historic • G. Cole Miller, fiber art, Sumter County Gallery of live as vision,” District Art Crawl, visit artists’ studios. Free reception Art — 200 Hasell St. guests in Moulton follows at Patriot Hall. • Sumter County Cultural Center, Patriot Hall their fami- said. “She Complex — 135 Haynsworth St. ly home. enjoys “Just high people who school and Ailey II will visit Sumter for the need a the activi- second time at Patriot Hall place to ties, but I tonight as part of Sumter County stay, in- think she Cultural Commission’s Fall for cluding tends to PHOTO PROVIDED the Arts. young peo- see the big ple, I al- From left, Ingrid Singleton is seen plan and PHOTO PROVIDED ways grew recently with her mom, Sheri Sin- direction. up around gleton, and a family friend. She has that, and made some that was all my mom,” Sin- decisions about moving gleton said. “She was al- ahead in the future that ways willing to deal with maybe some peers have not situations that even their yet, at this stage. She’s just families might not want to a real mature thinker and deal with. We always had a very good leader.”
AILEY II begin at 7:30 p.m. Guests ues through Saturday with will not be able to enter the events in visual arts, music, AGES ANTIQUES FROM PAGE A1 theater after the show dance and theater each day, Stop in to see our starts until intermission. many of them free to the variety of old and new Before today’s show, a few Fall for the Arts contin- public. dancers from Ailey II will Furniture, have a master class for about 100 local dance students. Shelly A. Lundberg Accessories Could you imagine having Certified Public Accountant and Gifts the opportunity to learn Tuesday-Thursday 11-5 from a group like this and • Audits • Reviews • Compilations have real quality time with • Business • Individual • Non-Profi t Fri 11-3 some of the dancers, Jones • Tax Planning & Preparation asked. COME BY • Business Start Up Consultation 462B GUIGNARD DRIVE This could be that one in- ANYTIME THE spiring moment that could • Bookkeeping & Payroll Services CORNER OF GUIGNARD & ADAMS help someone make a life- ANTIQUES FLAG changing decision, he said. Business - Individual - Non-Profit 803.968.3308 IS OUT A few Sumter residents 2630-b hardee cove • sumter, sc will also have the opportu- nity to speak with the dance company leadership for an FREEDOM FURNITURE hour before the show dur- ing a VIP reception. 493 N. GUIGNARD • SUMTER, SC COLLABORATIVE Jones thanked Sumter 499-2002 County Cultural Commis- 539 A S. MILL ST., • MANNING, SC Thomas Sumter Academy is the fi rst SCISA STEAM sion for its assistance in 803-433-2300 certifi ed school in South Carolina. Science. Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00am-7:00pm •Saturday 9:00am-5:00pm • Sunday Closed hosting the group and Techonology. Engineering. Arts. Math is more than thanked Sumter resident CHECK US OUT ON FACEBOOK.COM Tammy Kelly of State Farm an acronym. It is a way of life at TSA. for being a major supporter $ and sponsor in bringing the QUEEN SIZE 299 Add to your faith, virtue; and to virtue, dance group to Sumter. knowledge. -2 Peter 1:5 It’s a huge thing to have Includes: Headboard, Ailey II in Sumter for the Bedroom Sets Dresser, Mirror & Chest public but specifically for local students to see the group in their own back- SOFA & LOVESEATS yard, said Melanie Col- clough, executive director $ Per of Sumter County Cultural Starting at 399Set Commission. It’s so important to this community for anyone to willingly host an event on TWIN SET FULL SET this level, she said about $ $ the Millican Literary Foun- 129 $ 169 $ dation. 199 399 General admission tickets QUEEN SET PILLOW KING SET for Ailey II’s performance TOP are $35 and can be pur- chased at Patriot Hall, Im- Lamps ...... $15 Barstools ...... $49 ports LTD on Main Street and online at eventbrite. Rugs ...... $39 4 Drawer Chests ...$79 com. Thomas Sumter Academy Doors for the show, which will be performed at Patriot Bunk Beds ...... $399 Dinette Sets ...... $169 5265 Camden Hwy. 806 Universal Dr. with mattress Rembert, SC 29128 Columbia, SC 29209 Hall, will open at 7 p.m., 803-499-3378 803-638-4351 and the performance will FINANCING AVAILABLE • FREE LOCAL DELIVERY
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36 W. Liberty St., Sumter, South Carolina 29150 • Founded October 15, 1894 Collateral diplomatic damage could be huge as Washington COMMENTARY ties to Ottawa. Hamas, Syria, Iran — to be But before we separate our- Post columnist Last year, he summoned starting another war? selves from the Riyadh regime, Jamal Khashoggi Any U.S.-backed “Arab Lebanese Prime Minister Saad As for our regional allies, we should ask what is the al- Wmurdered inside NATO” to face down Iran, Hariri to Riyadh, held him for consider. ternative if the House of Saud the Saudi consulate in Istan- with Riyadh as central pillar, a week and forced him to re- NATO ally Turkey, which is should be destabilized or fall? bul and then his body cut up would appear dead. Continued sign his office and blame it on pressing the case against our When Egypt’s King Farouk with a bone saw and flown to U.S. support for the Saudi war Iranian interference in Leba- Saudi allies, leads the world in was overthrown in 1952, we Riyadh in Gulfstream jets in Yemen would now be in non. Released, Hariri returned the number of journalists got Nasser. owned by Crown Prince Mo- question. home to reclaim his office. jailed. Our Egyptian ally, Gen. When young King Faisal hammed bin Salman? The special relationship the A professed reformer, al-Sissi, came to power in a was overthrown in Baghdad in So contend the Turks, who crown prince and President Crown Prince Mohammed military coup and has impris- 1958, we eventually got Sad- have video Donald Trump’s son-in-law, opened movie theaters to oned thousands of dissidents dam Hussein. When King Idris from the con- Jared Kushner, have estab- women and allowed them to of the Muslim Brotherhood. in Libya was ousted in 1969, we sulate, photos lished could be history. drive and then jailed the social While we have proclaimed got Qaddafi. When Haile Se- of 15 Saudi Congress could cancel U.S. activists who had called for Iran the “world’s greatest state lassie was overthrown and agents who arms sales to the kingdom that these reforms. sponsor of terror,” it is Yemen, murdered in Ethiopia in 1974, flew into Is- keep thousands of U.S. defense Three years ago, he initiated where Saudi Arabia inter- we got Col. Mengistu and mass tanbul that workers employed and impose the war on the Houthis, after vened in 2015, that is regarded murder. When the Shah was day, Oct. 2, sanctions on the prince who is the rebels ousted a pro-Saudi as the world’s great human overthrown in Iran in 1979, we and the iden- heir apparent to the throne of president and took over most rights catastrophe. got the Ayatollah. Pat tity numbers his 82-year-old father, King of the country. Moreover, Iran is itself suf- As World War I, when four Buchanan of the planes. Salman. And, since 2015, the crown fering from terrorism. empires fell, testifies, wars are Supporting Today, the Saudi prince has prince has conducted a savage Last month, a military pa- hell on monarchies. And if a the thesis of become toxic, and his ascen- air war that has brought rade in the city of Ahvaz in new and larger Middle East either a murder in the consul- sion to the Saudi throne seems Houthi missiles down on his the southwest was attacked by war, with Iran, should break ate or a “rendition,” a kidnap- less inevitable than two weeks own country and capital. gunmen who massacred 25 sol- out in the Gulf, some of the ing gone horribly bad, is a Post ago. Yet, well before Khashog- Yemen has become Saudi diers and civilians in the dead- Arab kings, emirs and sultans story that U.S. intel intercept- gi’s disappearance in the con- Arabia’s Vietnam. liest terror attack in Iran in a will likely fall. ed Saudi planning, ordered by sulate, Crown Prince Moham- That our principal Arab ally decade. And when they do, history the prince, to lure Khashoggi med’s behavior had seemed in our confrontation with Iran, And like Afghanistan, Iraq, shows, it is not usually demo- from his suburban D.C. home wildly erratic. which could lead to yet anoth- Syria and Libya, Iran suffers, crats who rise to replace them. back to Saudi Arabia. And for Along with the UAE, he er U.S. war, is a regime headed too, from tribalism, with Arab what beneficent purpose? charged Qatar with support- by so unstable a character secessionists in its southwest, Patrick J. Buchanan is the au- If these charges are not re- ing terrorism, severed rela- should raise serious concerns Baloch secessionists in its thor of a new book, “Nixon’s futed by Riyadh, there will tions and threatened to build a about where it is we are going southeast and Kurd secession- White House Wars: The Battles likely be, and should be, as ditch to sever Qatar from the in the Middle East. ists in its northwest. That Made and Broke a Presi- John Bolton said in another Arabian Peninsula. To protest Have we not wars already? The U.S. cannot look aside at dent and Divided America For- context, “hell to pay.” criticism of his country’s Do we not have enough ene- a royal Saudi hand in the mur- ever.” And the collateral diplomat- human rights record by Cana- mies in the region — Taliban, der of a U.S.-based journalist ic damage looks to be massive. da’s foreign minister, he cut all al-Qaida, ISIS, Hezbollah, in its consulate in Istanbul. © 2018 CREATORS.COM LETTERS TO THE EDITOR THANKS TO CENTURY 21’S WESTON FOR HARD WORK IN SELLING HOME
I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Century 21 office in Sumter, and especially Susan Weston, for her hard work and professional salesmanship in the sell- ing of our house in Manning. This house was listed by three other local companies and failed to show or sell over several years. Susan had the house shown six times with- in six weeks and a solid contract that led to the sale. Our sincere gratitude, and thanks for a great job. DAN AND PAT VARNER Manning PRISMA HEALTH SHOULD ELIMINATE BOOBY TRAP FOR SENIORS The 2019 red, white and blue Medicare book just arrived. Unfortunately, the booby trap for seniors is still present. It is called outpatient observation. This is explained on page 28. You can have Medicare and a Medicare supplement and still get a bill for $2,000 to $4,000. Prisma Health states in the recent ads “they will transform health care.” Maybe Prisma Health can eliminate this booby trap and help seniors. This would be a won- derful transformation! PHIL BRANDT Pinewood The lunatics, the asylum and the Democratic Party
ou know that old line about COMMENTARY dumb. If she’s right that “You cannot be they’re not welcome anymore, any- how the lunatics have taken civil with a political party that wants to where.” over the asylum? Well, they Kathy Griffin holding up what looked destroy what you stand for,” then Re- That stuff works in her Los Angeles Yhave. And the mental institu- like the bloody severed head of the pres- publicans could make the same argu- district, but it’s no way to win over tion under attack is the Democratic ident. ment against Democrats, right? Americans who live between the blue Party. And now we have the unhinged Beyond that, what is she actually parentheses on either coast. The nuts on the street — the progres- tweets. A Google engineer put this one talking about? Is it OK with Hillary if And how about the former attorney sives who block traffic and shout in the out after Judge Kavanaugh won nomi- progressives shout in Ted Cruz’s face general, Eric Holder, who said when Re- faces of conservatives, the ones who nation to the Supreme Court: “You are at a D.C. restaurant? Is it OK when publicans go low, “we kick them.” Nice, won’t let Republicans finished, GOP. You polished the final women yell that a judge is a rapist ab- coming from such an establishment fig- have a peaceful meal nail for your own coffins. F**K. YOU. sent even a shred of evidence that he ure, no less than the chief law enforce- at a restaurant, who ALL. TO. HELL. I hope the last images is? Is she OK with left-wing screwballs ment officer of the United States under sanctimoniously yell burned into your slimy, evil, treasonous shutting down traffic? Was it OK when President Obama. “Shame” in the face of retinas are millions of women laughing the owner of a restaurant in Virginia This apparently is what a Democrat people who have the and clapping and celebrating as your told Sarah Huckabee Sanders and her who wants to be president feels he has nerve to disagree with souls descend into the flames.” husband that we don’t want your kind to say to prove he’s, you know, hip. them, who form mobs Or how about this from a Minnesota here? And let’s acknowledge the unfortu- to bang on the doors school teacher: “So whose gonna take Cue the horror movie music: It’s nate obvious: This didn’t happen in a Bernie of the U.S. Supreme one for the team and kill Kavanaugh?” starting to look like Hillary wants to vacuum. Donald Trump set a nasty tone Goldberg Court to show how un- You might write all of them off as run again. Yes, for president. She and from the jump. He doesn’t have clean happy they are with fringe goofballs. But now we have the Bill are about to embark on a post-mid- hands in what we’re now witnessing. the newest justice — establishment joining the party, the old- term 13-city tour where they’ll bedazzle If Republicans hold onto the House, those are the ones who are now effec- timers fearing if they don’t get their their fans with their brilliant observa- or at least hold off a massive blue wave, tively calling the shots in what was once shots in, the angry base will devour tions about all sorts of things like how they can thank those progressive left- the party of JFK, Hubert Humphrey, them, too. deplorable you are if you didn’t vote for wingers who think civility is for losers. Scoop Jackson and other middle-of-the- “You cannot be civil with a political her. And they can also say thank you to road Democrats. party that wants to destroy what you So here’s some friendly advice, Hill- every Democrat who wants to be presi- The latest battle started two seconds stand for, what you care about,” Hillary ary: It’s never good when you sound dent and thinks taking cues from the lu- after Donald Trump became president Clinton told CNN’s Christiane Aman- like your fellow Democrat Maxine Wa- natics that are overrunning the asylum when the resistance took to the streets pour. “That’s why I believe, if we are ters, who also is no fan of civility and is the best way to get there. with signs that said Trump is Hitler. fortunate enough to win back the House who infamously said: “Let’s make sure Then it was scholars who made the and or the Senate, that’s when civility we show up wherever we have to show Bernie Goldberg is an opinion writer same point in op-eds published by once can start again.” up. And if you see anybody from that and was a news and media analyst for respectable newspapers. Get it? No peace in America until her Cabinet in a restaurant, in a depart- Fox News’ O’Reilly Factor. He is a gradu- There was also Madonna telling a side wins. ment store, at a gasoline station, you get ate of Rutgers University and a member rally how she’s thought a lot about For a woman who’s supposed to be out and you create a crowd. And you of the school’s Hall of Distinguished “blowing up the White House”… and smart, her remarks are breathtakingly push back on them. And you tell them Alumni. A8 | TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2018 DAILY PLANNER THE SUMTER ITEM
AROUND TOWN Forecasts and graphics provided by AccuWeather, Inc. ©2018 Clarendon School District One with door prizes and aware- WEATHER will conduct free vision, hear- ness information. Theme T- Lake Marion VFW Post 11078, Sum- ing, speech and developmental shirts are available in vari- ® screenings merton,as part ofto ameet child today ous sizes and prices. Call AccuWeather ve-day forecast for Sumter find effort to identify stu- Neola Davis at (803) 453- dents ages 3-5, who may 6078 or Margie Jefferson at TODAY TONIGHT WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY need special education ser- (803) 453-5441. vices and are not enrolled The 15th Annual Sumter Coin in a public school. Screen- Club Coin Show will be held ings will be conducted from from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sat- 9 a.m. to noon at the Sum- urday, Oct. 20, at Bethesda Mostly cloudy with Some rain and a Partly sunny and Cooler with plenty Pleasant with A shower and merton Early Childhood Church of God fellowship a shower t-storm early not as warm of sun periods of sun t-storm around Center, 8 South St., Sum- hall, 2730 Broad St. Free ap- merton, on the following praisals will be given for up 86° 67° 78° / 50° 66° / 44° 71° / 57° 76° / 51° Tuesdays: Nov. 13; Dec. 11; to 10 coins. Door prizes will Chance of rain: 40% Chance of rain: 55% Chance of rain: 20% Chance of rain: 0% Chance of rain: 0% Chance of rain: 60% Jan. 8, 2019; Feb. 12, 2019; be given every 30 minutes. W 4-8 mph SSW 2-4 mph NW 4-8 mph NE 7-14 mph E 4-8 mph WSW 6-12 mph March 12, 2019; April 9, There will be a drawing for 2019; and May 14, 2019. Call a gold coin. Attendees will Robert Collar at (803) 574- Gaff ney have the opportunity to 75/60 2117. buy, sell and trade. Call Lake Marion VFW Post 11078, Mitchell Johnson at (803) Spartanburg Summerton, will meet today 651-8251 for information. TODAY’S Greenville 77/61 at 1 Duke St., Summerton The Lincoln High School Pres- SOUTH 79/62 (behind First Citizens ervation Alumni Association Bank). All VFW members Florence will meet at 4 p.m. on Sun- CAROLINA Bishopville are encouraged to attend. 85/68 day, Oct. 21, at 26 Council 82/66 Dinner will begin at 6:30 St. Call the alumni office at WEATHER p.m. followed by the meet- (803) 773-0444 between the Temperatures shown on map are Columbia Sumter ing at 7 p.m. Call Carl A. hours of 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. today’s highs and tonight’s lows. 87/71 86/67 Myrtle Farley, commander of the Monday or Wednesday. post, at (803) 460-8910. Manning Beach A fatherhood fall festival, pre- IN THE MOUNTAINS The Carolina Coin Club will 85/70 86/71 sented by the Midlands Fa- Today: Humid with a shower or two. Winds meet at 7 p.m. today at the Aiken therhood Coalition, will be south-southwest 3-6 mph. Parks and Recreation De- held from 5 to 9 p.m. on Fri- 83/66 partment building, 155 Wednesday: A shower in places. Winds day, Oct. 26, at 687 N. Guig- north-northwest 3-6 mph. Haynsworth St. The club nard Drive. The whole fami- meets on the third Tuesday ly is encouraged to attend. ON THE COAST Charleston of each month and visitors Event will feature trunk-or- are always welcome. Call treat, pumpkin carving con- Today: Times of clouds and sun; a thunder- 90/70 (803) 775-8840. test, games, prizes, vendors storm in the area. High 85 to 91. The Sumter Community of and more. There will be Wednesday: Clouds breaking and humid Classical Conversations home food and refreshments for with a thunderstorm in spots. High 79 to 87. school community program sale with proceeds donated will hold an information to the coalition. There will meeting at 6:30 p.m on also be a fright fight video Thursday, Oct. 18, at McAli- game tournament with LOCAL ALMANAC LAKE LEVELS SUN AND MOON ster’s Deli, 1177 Broad St., prizes awarded to first, sec- SUMTER THROUGH 2 P.M. YESTERDAY Full 7 a.m. 24-hr Sunrise 7:28 a.m. Sunset 6:47 p.m. and an open house at First ond and third place winners Lake pool yest. chg Temperature Moonrise 2:21 p.m. Moonset none Baptist Church. If you are for each game. Games in- Murray 360 354.19 +0.02 High 85° interested in attending, clude Dragonball Fighterz, Marion 76.8 75.17 +0.05 First Full Last New Low 62° please register online at Mariokart Deluxe, Mad- Moultrie 75.5 74.29 none Normal high 75° www.classicalconversa- den19 and NBA 2K. Entrance Wateree 100 98.08 +0.61 Normal low 51° tions.com. For more infor- fee for tournament is dona- Oct. 16 Oct. 24 Oct. 31 Nov. 7 Record high 86° in 1985 mation, call Sylvia Trapp at tion of a non-perishable Record low 28° in 1988 (803) 464-3994. food item (canned food, RIVER STAGES Flood 7 a.m. 24-hr TIDES The Sumter Combat Veterans pasta, rice, oatmeal, etc.). Precipitation River stage yest. chg Registration is limited. Reg- 24 hrs ending 2 p.m. yest. 0.00" AT MYRTLE BEACH Group will meet at 10 a.m. Black River 12 10.72 +1.13 ister early by emailing Month to date 3.09" High Ht. Low Ht. on Friday, Oct. 19, at the Congaree River 19 6.14 -5.47 Normal month to date 1.79" Today 2:48 a.m. 2.7 9:33 a.m. 1.1 headquarter’s building, 529 acoston@midlandsfathers. Lynches River 14 13.57 +0.70 Year to date 35.60" 3:33 p.m. 3.1 10:30 p.m. 1.2 N. Wise Drive. All area vet- com or call (803) 774-2140. Saluda River 14 4.48 -0.58 Last year to date 31.84" Wed. 3:43 a.m. 2.7 10:30 a.m. 1.2 erans are encouraged at- Because of God We Can Out- Up. 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USC FOOTBALL CLEMSON FOOTBALL QB Bentley looks past boos Back to work to try and help Carolina win BY EDDIE LITAKER Special to The Sumter Item
COLUMBIA — In football, if a team is struggling on offense the most popular person on the field is likely to be the backup quarterback. University of South Carolina starting quarter- back Jake Bentley, returning to the field after sitting out the previous week's 37-35 win over Missouri BENTLEY with a knee injury, found that out early in Saturday's Southeastern Conference game against Texas A&M. South Carolina's defense had stopped Texas A&M's offense on its first two possessions. Crest- wood High School alum Ty'Son Williams had just found two big holes in the Aggies' vaunted run defense for runs of 14 and 27 yards. The Gamecocks were in scor- ing position, with two shots from the TAMU 8, Bentley over- threw Josh Vann in the end zone and then threw an inter- ception to Charles Oliver on a second attempt to connect with Vann. After completing just three of his first 10 passes for 29 yards and being well off target on THE ASSOCIATED PRESS many of his misfires, the Game- Clemson running back Travis Etienne (9) and the No. 3 Tigers return to the field on Saturday as they play host to No. 16 North Carolina cocks' junior signal caller was State. Both undefeated teams are coming off of a bye week. hearing boos from the Williams- Brice Stadium crowd. It didn't help that the Aggies drove 45 yards in 10 plays after the end zone pick to set up the 3rd-ranked Tigers, No. 16 N.C. State game's first points on a 52-yard Seth Small field goal in what would end up to be a 26-23 TAMU win. prepare for showdown after bye weeks Apparently many among the USC faithful felt that redshirt BY PETE IACOBELLI "I think the bigger the stakes, the bet- even since each had similar chances to senior Michael Scarnecchia, The Associated Press ter our guys play," he said Monday. ramp up preparations during the week who led the Gamecocks to victo- Same could be said about North Caro- off. ry last week in Bentley's ab- CLEMSON — Refreshed, rested and lina State, which has nearly knocked off Clemson receiver Amari Rodgers said sence, should have been under ready for more success is the mindset for three-time defending ACC champion players were eager for the break after center against the Aggies for a both No. 3 Clemson and 16th-ranked Clemson in down to the wire matchups going nonstop since the beginning of Au- potential encore performance. North Carolina State with both coming the past two seasons. gust. Bentley took the fans' nega- off bye weeks heading into their unde- The Wolfpack had a chance to derail "We needed a weekend to unplug," he tive reaction in stride and feated showdown in the Atlantic Coast Clemson's national championship season said. "But now we're ready to get back to chalked it up to a shared goal of Conference. in 2016, but missed a field goal in the it." coming away with a win each The Tigers (6-0, 3-0 ACC) will host the final seconds and lost 24-17 in overtime. Doeren believed his Wolfpack players time Bentley and his teammates Wolfpack (5-0, 2-0) in clash between the Last year, Clemson trailed most of the worked hard during the break. take the field. league's only remaining undefeated game before escaping 38-31 when safety Tigers co-offensive coordinator Tony "That's life. I mean that's real- teams. Each took time this past week to K'von Wallace intercepted Ryan Finley Elliott said the team went through some ly the way that I've always been correct mistakes and prepare for a game after the Wolfpack drove to the Tigers 28 self-evaluation to refine and refocus fun- brought up, (that) you can't that will likely determine the ACC Atlan- on their final drive. damentals that may have gotten out of worry about outside influenc- tic Division. "Our guys have rose to the challenge. whack in the week-to-week run of foot- es," Bentley said. "Other people Clemson defensive coordinator Brent They haven't finished," Wolfpack coach ball. Venables thinks the Tigers will be ready Dave Doeren said Monday. SEE USC, PAGE B3 for the challenge. Doeren said the teams arrive dead SEE CLEMSON, PAGE B3
PRO BASKETBALL KEEPING UP It’s just the MHS grad Liddell is Warriors making mark at FMU BY BARBARA BOXLEITNER of hills." and the Special to The Sumter Item Liddell said in- and out-of- state schools were interested Andrea Liddell hasn't in her after her time at Spar- missed a step since continu- tanburg Methodist. She chose underdogs ing her running career at an- FMU to be closer to home. other school. "I wasn't sure how it would BY TIM REYNOLDS The Manning High School go," she said. "I did feel I was AP Basketball Writer graduate has become the top in good shape women's cross country run- (coming into the NBA Commissioner Adam ner for Francis Marion Uni- season)." Silver will be at Oracle Arena versity after competing one She has led on Tuesday night, handing the of her two years at Spartan- the Patriots in Golden State Warriors what burg Methodist College. the first four will be their third set of cham- The junior was named Oct. races. She ran a pionship rings from the last 9 as the Peach Belt Confer- LIDDELL season-best four seasons. ence runner of the week after 20:35.11 to finish A banner will be displayed. finishing fourth among 72 fin- 17th among 79 in the Sept. 22 Highlights will be shown. ishers in the Columbia Col- Augusta University 5K. And then the Warriors will lege Invitational 5K. It was "I definitely try not to go have to start all over again. her highest finish this season, out super fast," she said. "A The NBA's 73rd season starts as she completed the race in short little sprint, and you Tuesday night, beginning a 21 minutes, 30 seconds. settle in with your groove. year where LeBron James will She said it was her first Then I try to pick people off." play for the Los Angeles Lak- weekly conference honor. Liddell plans to compete in ers, where Carmelo Anthony "That was awesome. I was not track and field during the will aim to push the Houston THE ASSOCIATED PRESS expecting that at all," she spring. "I really like to do the Rockets over the top, where Golden State guard Stephen Curry (30) and the rest of the 2-time said. "I was really excited two-mile," she said. "I might Dwyane Wade will take his 16th defending champion Warriors open their season on Tuesday at about it." try the three mile." home against Oklahoma City. Golden State is the overwhelming to "This was a really hard SEE WARRIORS, PAGE B3 win the NBA title again. course," she said. "It had a lot SEE KEEPING UP, PAGE B3 B2 | TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2018 SPORTS THE SUMTER ITEM PRO BASEBALL SPORTS ITEMS
Boston starting pitcher David Sumter Middle School Price helped carry the Red Sox to a 7-5 victory over football semifinal playoff Houston on Sun- day in Game 2 of the American games set for Tuesday League Champi- onship in Boston. Boston evened The semifinal games of Wednesday, said Monday the series at 1-1 the Sumter Middle School he never assumed he’d be with Game 3 set Conference football play- asked to return as manag- for Tuesday in offs will be played on Tues- er even after leading At- Houston. day. lanta to a surprise NL No. 1 seed Manning will East division title and its THE ASSOCIATED PRESS play host to fourth seed first playoff berth since Furman at 5 p.m. at 2013. Ramsey Stadium. Second Snitker began his long seed Bates will play host run with the Braves as a to No. 3 seed Alice Drive minor league player in 1977 at the Bates field, also at and spent 20 years as a Price, Red Sox bounce back, 5. minor league manager, in- The championship game cluding time as manager of is scheduled for a 6 p.m. the Sumter Braves. He also start on Tuesday, Oct. 23, had stints as Atlanta’s bull- beat Astros 7-5 to tie ALCS at Sumter Memorial Stadi- pen coach and third base um. coach. He said his only pre- WILSON HALL TENNIS vious two-year contract BOSTON (AP) — David Price went home a it, it would have been on the street behind Fen- IN PLAYOFFS came when Bobby Cox be- winner in a postseason start for the first time way Park.” came general manager in in his career. Gerrit Cole, who was so dominant in his Di- The Wilson Hall girls ten- 1985. That, he insisted, is all he ever cared about. vision Series start against Cleveland, gave up nis team will play host to ALMIROLA WINS “This is bigger than David Price,” he said on a double to Mookie Betts — the first batter of Hammond on Tuesday in Sunday night. “This isn’t about me. This is the game — as Boston sent eight batters to the the first round of the TALLADEGA, Ala. — about the Boston Red Sox.” plate in the first and scored twice. SCISA 3A state playoffs. Aric Almirola finished a Price was good enough, the Red Sox reliev- The AL West champs tied it in the second on The match will be played Stewart-Haas Racing rout ers were even better, and Jackie Bradley Jr. George Springer’s two-run double down the at Palmetto Tennis Center at Talladega Superspeed- delivered a go-ahead, three-run double off the right-field line. And when Gonzalez cleared beginning at 4 p.m. way by taking his first win Green Monster to lead Boston to a 7-5 victory the Monster — and the seats above them — The semifinals and of the season with a last- over the Houston Astros and tie the AL Cham- with a two-run homer in the third, it looked championship match are lap pass for the victory on pionship Series at one game apiece. like Price was headed for another loss (he has scheduled for Friday and Sunday in the 1000Bulbs. Price fell one out short of qualifying for the won two postseason games in relief.) Saturday at PTC. The Ham- com 500. win, which would have been his first in 11 But Boston, which won the AL East and a mond-Wilson Hall winner Almirola’s win earned postseason starts. But it was the first time his franchise-record 108 games, came back in the will take on Ashley Hall in him an automatic berth team had won a playoff game he started, snap- bottom half, starting with Xander Bogaerts’ one semifinal. The other into the third round of the ping a record run of October futility. one-out single and then a double by Steve semifinal will have the win- playoffs. “It’s baby steps,” said Price, who entered the Pearce that sent Gonzalez crashing back-first ner of the first-round He was part of a 4-car night 0-9 in 10 career playoff starts. “I expect into the metal scoreboard on the left-field wall. match between Heathwood Ford tandem that dominat- myself to be great in big moments, and I He fell to the warning track, but after the Hall and Porter-Gaud fac- ed the entire race. Kurt haven’t done that thus far in my career. But I training staff and manger AJ Hinch went out ing Trinity-Byrnes. Both Busch, Clint Bowyer, Kevin came here to win, period. I came here to win a to check on him he stayed in the game. matches are scheduled to Harvick and Almirola had World Series, and to do it multiple times. And “The ball, the wall, he’s back-pedaling. He’s start at 3 p.m. pulled away from the field that’s what I’m about.” got to make a decision on whether or not to The championship is set and were in control until a Game 3 is Tuesday in Houston, followed by concede the wall and try to play it off the wall for Saturday at 10 a.m. caution sent the race into two more at Minute Maid Park and a chance or try to make a catch,” Hinch said. “It’s a The semifinal and cham- overtime. for the defending World Series champions to well-placed hit.” pionship matches for 2A Harvick had to pit for gas clinch a second straight AL pennant at home. Cole walked Devers on four pitches to load the are also scheduled to be because he didn’t have Marwin Gonzalez homered for the Astros, who bases and struck out Ian Kinsler on three before played in Sumter. enough fuel for the extra had won five straight postseason games dating Bradley lofted one down the left-field line and MIDDLE SCHOOL laps. Then Busch ran out to Game 7 of the 2017 Series. off the Monster. As the ball bounced back to- VOLLEYBALL TOURNEY of gas while leading on the “We came here and won a game, and they ward the infield, it hopped on the padding along final lap and Almirola slid played well tonight,” Houston third baseman the side wall, just out of Gonzalez’s reach. WEDNESDAY past for the victory. Alex Bregman said. “It’s going to be a fun series, “Not really catching a break with it rolling The Sumter Middle LEISHMAN WINS so we’re looking forward to going back home.” on this awkward piece of padding all the way School Conference volley- CIMB CLASSIC Price was spotted a two-run lead in the first down was unfortunate,” Cole said. “But you ball tournament will be inning and then fell behind 4-2 before Bradley put yourself in that position.” played on Wednesday be- KUALA LUMPUR, Ma- clanged one off the left-field wall that Gonza- Betts scored an insurance run in the sev- ginning at 5 p.m. at Sumter laysia — Marc Leishman lez chased helplessly as it bounced back to- enth, walking to lead off the inning and com- High School. won the CIMB Classic by ward the infield. ing around to make it 6-4 on a wild pitch and a There will be three first- five strokes Sunday, closing Price left leading 5-4 with two on with two pair of passed balls. He gave Boston a 7-4 lead round matches, followed by with a 7-under 65 to match out in the fifth before Matt Barnes struck out with an RBI double in the eighth. two semifinals and a cham- Justin Thomas’ 2015 tour- Gonzalez to end the inning and then pitched a PRICE IS RIGHT pionship match. nament record of 26-under perfect sixth to earn the victory. Ryan Brasier BRAVES’ SNITKER SIGNS 262. pitched a scoreless inning and erstwhile start- In all, Price was charged with four runs on 2-YEAR DEAL Leishman won for the er Rick Porcello set the Astros down 1-2-3 in five hits and four walks, striking out four in 4 fourth time on the PGA the eighth. 2/3 innings ATLANTA — Brian Snit- Tour. The Australian had Closer Craig Kimbrel gave up Jose Altuve’s Price’s teams had lost all 10 of his previous ker has a two-year contract four straight birdies on RBI single with two outs in the ninth before postseason starts, the longest such losing for only the second time in Nos. 2-5 and finished with Bregman launched a high fly to left that An- streak in baseball history. He allowed three his 43 years with the eight birdies and a bogey drew Benintendi caught a step in front of the runs and got just five outs in Game 2 against Braves. on TPC Kuala Lumpur’s Monster. the Yankees, the only Red Sox loss in the se- It’s little wonder that West Course. “I knew I missed it,” Bregman said. “If I got ries. Snitker, who turns 63 on From staff and wire reports
SCOREBOARD South Boston 3, New York 1 football poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, W L T Pct PF PA Friday, Oct. 5: Boston 5, New York 4 records through Oct. 13, total points based on 25 Saturday, Oct. 6: New York 6, Boston 2 points for a first-place vote through one point for a TV, RADIO New Orleans 4 1 0 .800 180 140 Monday, Oct. 8: Boston 16, New York 1 25th-place vote, and previous ranking: Carolina 3 2 0 .600 121 114 Tuesday, Oct. 9: Boston 4, New York 3 Record Pts Pv Tampa Bay 2 3 0 .400 141 173 TODAY Houston 3, Cleveland 0 Atlanta 2 4 0 .333 167 192 1. Alabama (60) 7-0 1524 1 6 a.m. — Professional Tennis: Stockholm Open Early- Friday, Oct. 5: Houston 7, Cleveland 2 2. Ohio St. (1) 7-0 1457 3 Round Matches (TENNIS). North Saturday, Oct. 6: Houston 3, Cleveland 1 3. Clemson 6-0 1392 4 11 a.m. — Professional Tennis: Stockholm Open Early- W L T Pct PF PA Monday, Oct. 8: Houston 11, Cleveland 3 4. Notre Dame 7-0 1355 5 Round Matches (TENNIS). Chicago 3 2 0 .600 139 96 5. LSU 6-1 1244 13 2:30 p.m. — International Soccer: UEFA Nations League NATIONAL LEAGUE Minnesota 3 2 1 .583 140 148 6. Michigan 6-1 1146 12 B Match from Kharkiv, Ukraine — Czech Republic vs. Green Bay 2 2 1 .500 115 114 Milwaukee 3, Colorado 0 7. Texas 6-1 1144 9 Ukraine (ESPNEWS). Thursday, Oct. 4: Milwaukee 3, Colorado 2, 10 innings 8. Georgia 6-1 1085 2 4 p.m. Detroit 2 3 0 .400 125 137 — Women’s Senior PGA Golf: LPGA Legends Tour Friday, Oct. 5: Milwaukee 4, Colorado 0 9. Oklahoma 5-1 999 11 Senior LPGA Championship Second Round from West Sunday, Oct. 7: Milwaukee 6, at Colorado 0 10. UCF 6-0 979 10 French Lick, Ind. (GOLF). W L T Pct PF PA Los Angeles 3, Atlanta 1 11. Florida 6-1 931 14 5 p.m. — Major League Baseball: American League L.A. Rams 6 0 0 1.000 196 118 12. Oregon 5-1 917 17 Playoffs Championship Series Game 3 — Houston at Thursday, Oct. 4: Los Angeles 6, Atlanta 0 Seattle 3 3 0 .500 143 117 13. West Virginia 5-1 700 6 Boston(TBS). Friday, Oct. 5: Los Angeles 3, Atlanta 0 San Francisco 1 4 0 .200 118 146 14. Kentucky 5-1 678 18 6:05 p.m. — Talk Show: Sports Talk (WDXY-FM 105.9, Sunday, Oct. 7: Atlanta 6, Los Angeles 5 Arizona 1 5 0 .167 82 139 15. Washington 5-2 640 7 WDXY-AM 1240). Monday, Oct. 8: Los Angeles 6, Atlanta 2 16. NC State 5-0 592 20 7:30 p.m. — International Soccer: United States vs. THURSDAY’S GAMES 17. Texas A&M 5-2 551 22 Peru from East Hartford, Conn. (ESPN2). LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES Philadelphia 34, N.Y. Giants 13 18. Penn St. 4-2 523 8 7:30 p.m. — NHL Hockey: Carolina at Tampa Bay (FOX (Best-of-7, x-if necessary) 19. Iowa 5-1 266 NR SPORTSOUTH). SUNDAY’S GAMES American League 20. Cincinnati 6-0 243 25 8 p.m. — NHL Hockey: Arizona at Minnesota (NBC All Games on TBS Seattle 27, Oakland 3 21. South Florida 6-0 242 23 SPORTS NETWORK). Houston 1, Boston 1 Houston 20, Buffalo 13 22. Mississippi St. 4-2 231 24 8 p.m. — NBA Basketball: Philadelphia at Boston (TNT). Washington 23, Carolina 17 Saturday, Oct. 13: Houston 7, Boston 2 23. Wisconsin 4-2 226 15 9 p.m. — Major League Baseball: National League Minnesota 27, Arizona 17 Sunday, Oct. 14: Boston 7, Houston 5 24. Michigan St. 4-2 199 NR Playoffs Championship Series Game 4 — Milwaukee at L.A. Chargers 38, Cleveland 14 Tuesday, Oct. 16: Boston (Evoldi 6-7) at Houston 25. Washington St. 5-1 136 NR Los Angeles Dodgers (FOX SPORTS 1). Pittsburgh 28, Cincinnati 21 (Keuchel 12-11), 5:09 p.m. Others receiving votes: Stanford 71, San Diego St. 53, 10:30 p.m. — NBA Basketball: Oklahoma City at Golden Atlanta 34, Tampa Bay 29 Wednesday, Oct. 17: Boston (Porcello 17-7) at Houston Southern Cal 53, Appalachian St. 51, Colorado 49, Utah State (TNT). N.Y. Jets 42, Indianapolis 34 (Morton 15-3), 8:39 p.m. St. 38, Miami 38, Utah 33, Duke 17, Texas Tech 8, Fresno St. 7, Houston 3, Maryland 2, Virginia 2. Miami 31, Chicago 28, OT Thursday, Oct. 18: Boston at Houston, 8:09 p.m. NFL STANDINGS Dallas 40, Jacksonville 7 x-Saturday, Oct. 20: Houston at Boston, 5:09 p.m. Baltimore 21, Tennessee 0 x-Sunday, Oct. 21: Houston at Boston, 7:39 p.m. L.A. Rams 23, Denver 20 AMWAY COACHES TOP 25 AMERICAN CONFERENCE New England 43, Kansas City 40 NATIONAL LEAGUE The Amway Top 25 football poll, with first-place votes East Open: Detroit, New Orleans All Games on FS1 in parentheses, records through Oct. 13, total points W L T Pct PF PA MONDAY’S GAMES Milwaukee 1, Los Angeles 1 based on 25 points for first place through one point Friday, Oct. 12: Milwaukee 6, Los Angeles 5 for 25th, and previous ranking: New England 4 2 0 .667 176 148 San Francisco at Green Bay, 8:15 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 13: Los Angeles 4, Milwaukee 3 Record Pts Pvs Miami 4 2 0 .667 130 145 N.Y. Jets 3 3 0 .500 165 139 THURSDAY, OCT. 18 Monday, Oct. 15: Milwaukee (Chacin 15-8) at Los 1. Alabama (61) 7-0 1597 1 2. Ohio State (1) 7-0 1518 3 Buffalo 2 4 0 .333 76 138 Denver at Arizona, 8:20 p.m. Angeles (Buehler 8-5), 7:39 p.m. South Tuesday, Oct. 16: Milwaukee at Los Angeles (Hill 11-5), 3. Clemson (2) 6-0 1484 4 SUNDAY, OCT. 21 9:09 p.m. 4. Notre Dame 7-0 1408 5 5. LSU 6-1 1303 12 W L T Pct PF PA Tennessee vs L.A. Chargers at London, UK, 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 17: Milwaukee at Los Angeles, 5:05 6. Georgia 6-1 1163 2 Tennessee 3 3 0 .500 87 107 Minnesota at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. p.m. 7. Michigan 6-1 1149 13 Houston 3 3 0 .500 135 137 Cleveland at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. x-Friday, Oct. 19: Los Angeles at Milwaukee, 8:39 p.m. 8. Texas 6-1 1138 14 Jacksonville 3 3 0 .500 109 126 Detroit at Miami, 1 p.m. x-Saturday, Oct. 20: Los Angeles at Milwaukee, 9:09 9. Central Florida 6-0 1034 9 Indianapolis 1 5 0 .167 152 180 Houston at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. p.m. 10. Oklahoma 5-1 1019 11 Carolina at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. North 11. Oregon 5-1 927 17 New England at Chicago, 1 p.m. WORLD SERIES 12. Florida 6-1 918 16 W L T Pct PF PA Buffalo at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. (Best-of-7, x-if necessary) 13. West Virginia 5-1 768 6 Cincinnati 4 2 0 .667 174 158 New Orleans at Baltimore, 4:05 p.m. All Games on FOX 14. Washington 5-2 682 7 Baltimore 4 2 0 .667 153 77 L.A. Rams at San Francisco, 4:25 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 23: Los Angeles-Milwaukee winner at 15. N.C. State 5-0 637 19 Pittsburgh 3 2 1 .583 171 154 Dallas at Washington, 4:25 p.m. Boston-Houston winner 16. Penn State 4-2 604 8 Cleveland 2 3 1 .417 128 151 Cincinnati at Kansas City, 8:20 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 24: Los Angeles-Milwaukee winner at 17. Kentucky 5-1 589 20 Open: Seattle, Green Bay, Oakland, Pittsburgh West Boston-Houston winner 18. Texas A&M 5-2 501 22 W L T Pct PF PA MONDAY, OCT. 22 Friday, Oct. 26: Boston-Houston winner at Los 19. Wisconsin 4-2 399 10 20. South Florida 6-0 346 23 Kansas City 5 1 0 .833 215 172 N.Y. Giants at Atlanta, 8:15 p.m. Angeles-Milwaukee winner 21. Cincinnati 6-0 248 25 L.A. Chargers 4 2 0 .667 175 144 Saturday, Oct. 27: Boston-Houston winner at Los 22. Iowa 5-1 218 NR Denver 2 4 0 .333 120 154 Angeles-Milwaukee winner 23. Washington State 5-1 211 NR Oakland 1 5 0 .167 110 176 x-Sunday, Oct. 28: Boston-Houston winner at Los MLB POSTSEASON 24. Stanford 4-2 147 24 Angeles-Milwaukee winner 25. Colorado 5-1 141 18 NATIONAL CONFERENCE x-Tuesday, Oct. 30: Los Angeles-Milwaukee winner at WILD CARD Others receiving votes: Miami (Fla.) 124; Mississippi East Tuesday, Oct. 2: Colorado 2, Chicago 1, 13 innings Boston-Houston winner State 110; Michigan State 98; San Diego State 71; Duke W L T Pct PF PA Wednesday, Oct. 3: New York 7, Oakland 2 x-Wednesday, Oct. 31: Los Angeles-Milwaukee winner 60; Appalachian State 55; Utah State 33; Utah 32; at Boston-Houston winner Southern California 25; Houston 7; Fresno State 6; Washington 3 2 0 .600 106 104 DIVISION SERIES South Carolina 5; Army 4; Auburn 4; Virginia 4; Iowa Dallas 3 3 0 .500 123 103 (Best-of-5; x-if necessary) State 3; North Texas 3; Virginia Tech 3; Alabama at Philadelphia 3 3 0 .500 137 117 American League AP TOP 25 Birmingham 1; Boston College 1; Buffalo 1; Texas Tech. N.Y. Giants 1 5 0 .167 117 162 All Games on TBS The Top 25 teams in The Associated Press college THE SUMTER ITEM SPORTS TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2018 | B3
USC some big plays, started to run the ball a little bit CLEMSON FROM PAGE B1 better," Bentley said. "During the first half it was FROM PAGE B1 just self-inflicted stuff, missing a throw or drop- are going to try to come at you each and every ping something or missing a block. Things here One of the biggest con- long situations. way. You just have to focus on what you believe and there that just can't happen, and obviously cerns, Elliott said, was his "We're going to keep in and surround yourself with great people. My you can't throw an interception in the red zone, team's slow starts to games. working on it, challenging teammates, everyone of them came up to me and kind of the big thing that stands out. But I think The Tigers have scored 253 these guys to understand said they had my back, keep my head up and we just kind of said enough is enough and knew points this season, just 38 the importance of every keep going. I'd say the support from my team- we had to go out there and play better." of those coming in the first single play," Elliott said. mates had the biggest impact. While Bentley's 17 completions in 35 attempts quarter. Venables likes his de- "Obviously it's disappointing to hear that from for 223 yards was nothing near spectacular, he "I wish I knew the an- fense's focus, its play set the fans, but they just want to win too, and so do still did what USC head coach Will Muschamp swer to that one," said El- by an experienced, NFL- I. Having the support from my teammates and to said that Bentley would do -- give the Gamecocks liott, the team's chief play- caliber front four of ends see them rally for me and everything was great a chance to win. caller. Clelin Ferrell and Austin for me to see." "He's a battler. He's a competitor," said Mus- Elliott cited tailback Tra- Bryant and tackles Chris- One of those teammates was junior wide re- champ, who put any quarterback debate to sleep vis Etienne, who leads the tian Wilkins and Dexter ceiver Chavis Dawkins, who made his first recep- early last week by announcing that Bentley, if ACC with 761 yards and 11 Lawrence. tion of the season a memorable one, hauling in a healthy, would be under center on Saturday. "He touchdowns rushing, drop- "I think there's a bunch 33-yard touchdown pass on a flea flicker. The competes in front of 80,000 people. That position ping first-down passes of guys who really, truly score, followed by the second of two successful is going to get criticized, just like my position. early against Georgia Tech enjoy each other," Ven- 2-point conversion passes from Bentley to Bryan That's part of it, and he understands it just as and Wake Forest — games ables said when asked Edwards, pulled the Gamecocks back from a 16-0 much as anybody in the room, and so do I. He won by Clemson by a com- what made this defense deficit to a 16-16 tie heading into the final quar- battled his (butt) off and put us in a situation to bined 112-24 score — as unique. "This is one of the ter. win the football game." setting the team back into funner units to be "He's a fighter," Dawkins said of Bentley. "He's After Scarnecchia's success in the first start of unexpected second-and- around." not just going to sit out because of a knee. He his USC career, Muschamp said he had confi- told me Monday that he was going to play even if dence in both of his quarterbacks and their abili- his leg was broken. That's just how he is, and I ty to lead the Gamecocks to a win. Yet even with look up to him for that." Bentley's early struggles, Muschamp said there Of course, Bentley wasn't totally at fault. He was never a consideration given to pulling Bent- WARRIORS FROM PAGE B1 took a long shot down field about midway ley in favor of Scarnecchia. through the second half and put the ball right in "Not really. We just needed to settle down with and final lap around the The Warriors still have Edwards' hands. Had Edwards brought the ball some decision making and a couple of balls here league. A new arena is open- Stephen Curry, Kevin Du- in it would have likely equaled six points for the and there," Muschamp said. "Other than that, he ing in Milwaukee, eight rant, Klay Thompson and Gamecocks. Instead, the ball squirted out of Ed- put us in a situation to win the game. We just teams will have new coach- Green, plus added All-Star wards' hands. need to play better around him." es, and everyone will be big man DeMarcus Cousins While Edwards' was not the only dropped ball After his start last week against Missouri, looking to see if the War- — coming off an injury — of the day by the Gamecock receiving corps, Scarnecchia spoke of how supportive and en- riors can win a third on a bargain $5.3 million Bentley surely could have used some comple- couraging Bentley had been to him throughout straight title. deal. And calling all the tions on those plays. The USC signal caller went the game. Even though it seemed many in atten- “None of us are ready for shots is coach Steve Kerr, six for 17 for 46 yards with the one very costly in- dance were wanting to see Scarnecchia on the this run to come to an end,” who won five rings as a play- terception in the first half before rallying to com- field, at least during Bentley's early struggles, said Golden State’s Dray- er and now three more as a plete 11 of 18 second-half passes for 177 yards Bentley said Scarnecchia was just as encourag- mond Green, part of all coach. and three scores in the second half. Bentley's ing and supportive to him. three Warriors’ titles in this “If they don’t win, it’s a third-quarter numbers were seven of 10 for 130 "Scar is an unbelievable teammate, unbeliev- four-year run of dominance. failure,” Memphis guard yards and two scores. able friend," Bentley said. "He supports me no “So we’ve got to continue to Mike Conley Jr. said. “I Though dropped passes, or something as sim- matter what, and it's always great to have him approach it like we’ve got know that’s how they feel as ple as a receiver not looking the ball in or start- around me. After every drive he was coming zero. And that’s cliche and well. For us, for the other 29 ing to make a move before making the reception, over, letting me know what he saw, what he impossible to do, but you teams, we’re the underdog. can be frustrating at times for a quarterback, thinks is going to be open. There's just different want to try to get as close to We’re trying to take what Bentley said he has not personally addressed the things throughout the game but it's just really that as you possibly can. they have. It’s a lot easier issue with his receivers. great to have him and he just helped me out all And that’s my mindset al- playing from the underdog "They know that I'm going to keep throwing it game." ways entering the season.” perspective than coming in to them and they know that I've got all the faith Bentley said his efforts to jump and dive for They will be the over- with a lot of expectation.” in the world (in them)," Bentley said. "Maybe it's extra yardage while playing on a braced knee whelming favorites, with In this NBA, everybody something that we as a group have got to work during the Gamecocks' big third quarter, and good reason. else is an underdog. on at practice. Just throw more after practice even excitedly going to the crowd after one score, and do whatever it takes to kind of stop this from were not done in an effort to prove himself or happening. But they know I have complete faith impress anyone. in them and I'm going to keep throwing it up to "No, honestly I just wanted to win for my Got them and keep allowing them to go make plays. teammates and do whatever it takes," Bentley GET A CAR! It's not just them, it's ball placement and a lot of said. "Whether it's jumping over a guy, running a Job? other things that go into it." through a guy, just whatever it takes to win, and We Finance in House Bentley said the difference in the Gamecocks' I think that's the mindset of everyone on the offensive play through a scoreless first half to a team. That what's frustrating when you lose, be- NO CREDIT CHECK 16-point third quarter was simply better execu- cause you want to do everything that you can to NO CREDIT - NO PROBLEM! BANKRUPTCY - NO PROBLEM! BAD CREDIT - NO PROBLEM! tion. win. You get fired up just because it's battling DIVORCE - NO PROBLEM! REALLY BAD CREDIT - NO PROBLEM! "I think we just executed better, started to hit back and just enjoying the game."
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ALICE ANN EDENS NEWMAN service today 3 to 4 p.m. at ing and compassionate care. Joseph L. “Joe” Fohner III the late Robert and Rosa Mae COLUMBIA — Alice Ann Bullock Funeral Home. You may go to www.bullock- (Ellen) of Camden and Thom- Charles Howard, the second Edens “Missy” Newman, 89, You may go to www.bullock- funeralhome.com and sign the as A. “Tom” Fohner (Mary) of son of five. He was the grand- of Columbia, beloved wife of funeralhome.com and sign the family’s guest book. Omaha, Nebraska; one step- son of Charlie and Camilla F. Van Newman, family’s guest book. The family has chosen Bull- daughter, Deborah Vallez of Howard and Laddie and died on Thursday, The family has chosen Bull- ock Funeral Home for the ar- Chesapeake, Virginia; one Kizzie Charles. Robert Lee Oct. 11, 2018. ock Funeral Home for the ar- rangements. brother, Michael C. Turbeville was born and reared in a Born on May 5, rangements. III (Dianna) of Pinewood; one Christian home and joined 1929, in Dalzell, sister, Judith T. Abernathy of Unionville AME Church at an she was a daugh- Sumter; five grandchildren; early age. Robert Lee attended ter of the late Bullock Funeral Home and one great-grandchild. the public schools of Lee NEWMAN Henry Curtis Bullock Funeral Home & Crematorium She was predeceased by a County. He left to live in Edens and Nelle & Crematorium sister, Joan Virginia Turbev- Brooklyn, New York, where Moore Edens. JOSPEH C. FLOYD ille. he worked for several years. It Mrs. Newman is survived CHERRELLE RENEE EVANS Funeral services will be was there he met and married by her husband, Van T. New- OLANTA — Jospeh C. held at 2 p.m. on Thursday at the former Bessie M. York and man Jr.; daughters, Bobbie Cherrelle Renee Evans, 32, FLoyd passed away on Satur- the Church of the Holy Com- to this union five children Newman Davis, Nancy New- entered into eternal rest on day, Oct. 13, 2018. forter with the Rev. John Sos- were born. man Sopher (Bruce) and Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018, at Pal- The family is receiving nowski officiating. Burial will Robert Lee leaves to mourn Linda Newman Rodarte metto Health Richland. friends at 110 Hampton St., be at Sumter Cemetery. his passing: his children, (David); son, Van Newman III; Born on Nov. 27, 1985, in Olanta. The family will receive three daughters, Jacqueline grandchildren, Allison Davis Sumter County, she was a Plans will be announced friends following the memori- Howard, Joyce York and Lu- Aitchison (Paul), Kristen daughter of Janafer Evans later by JP Holly Funeral al service in the church Par- vato Howard, all of Brooklyn, Davis Bozard (Drew) and and Gary Bennett. Home, Bishopville Chapel. ish Hall. and two sons, Gregory How- Harry Sopher, all of Colum- The family will receive rela- JOHN R. LEE Memorials may be made to ard of Brooklyn and James bia, and Hannah Sopher of tives and friends at the home Church of the Holy Comfort- York of Columbia; eight Houston; five great-grandchil- of her brother, Antaur Mau- John Roderick Lee, 79, hus- er, 213 N. Main St., Sumter, SC grandsons; three granddaugh- dren; and a sister, Edith Baker rice Evans, 3325 Denton Drive, band of Emily Jackson Lee, 29150 or to the American Can- ters; four great-grandsons; (Art) of Columbia. Dalzell. died on Sunday, Oct. 14, 2018, cer Society, 128 Stone Mark four great-granddaughters; In addition to her parents, Ephriam D. Stephens Fu- at his home. Lane, Columbia SC 29210. three brothers, the Rev. Lad- she was preceded in death by neral Home, 230 S. Lafayette Services will be announced Online condolences may be die N. (Katherine) Howard a sister, Helen Edens Richard- Drive, is in charge of arrange- by Elmore-Cannon-Stephens sent to www.sumterfunerals. and Albert B. (Fannie) How- son of Sumter; and a brother, ments, (803) 775-8911. Funeral Home and Crematori- com ard of Sumter and LeRoy Henry Curtis Edens Jr. of FANNIE LOU MILES um of Sumter. Elmore Hill McCreight Fu- Howard of Fayetteville, North Dalzell. WASHINGTON C. JAMES neral Home and Crematory, Carolina; and a host of nieces, Mrs. Newman was a gradu- BLYTHEWOOD — Fannie 221 Broad St., Sumter, is in nephews, cousins, other rela- ate of Hillcrest High School in Lou Miles, 95, of Blythewood, Washington Carver James, charge of arrangements, (803) tives and friends. Dalzell, where she was named died on Sunday, Oct. 14, 2018. 76, husband of the late Eliza- 775-9386. The family is receiving rela- best athlete. She attended Co- Born on Jan. 7, 1923, in Oak beth Lucas James, died on tives and friends at the home lumbia College in Columbia, Park, Georgia, she was a Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018, at of his brother and sister-in- leaving college at age 19 to daughter of the late Vallard McLeod Health Clarendon in law, the Rev. Laddie N. and marry her husband of nearly and Clara Boyd Mosley. Mrs. Manning. Katherine Howard, 3725 Cot- 70 years. Mrs. Newman was a Miles was a member of Pinev- Born in Rimini, he was a Elmore Hill McCreight tage Path, Sumter. dedicated and active member iew Baptist Church in Bly- son of the late Sam A. and FUNERAL HOME AND CREMATORY Funeral services will be of Kathwood Baptist Church. thewood. Julia Fairy James. held at 11 a.m. on Wednesday She sang with the choir, par- Survivors include her The family will receive DONNIE L. MCKAMEY at Unionville AME Church, ticipated in the hand bell daughter, Doris Brown (Cle- friends from 1 to 8 p.m. daily 1330 Swimming Pen Road, choir and was instrumental in tus) of Sumter; a son, Tim until the day of the service at Donnie L. McKamey, age 80, Mayesville, with the Rev. helping to rebuild an old pipe Miles; as well as nieces and the home of his sister, Flor- beloved husband of Barbara Alvin E. Webb, pastor, eulo- organ donated to her church. nephews. ence Knight, 1270 Julia James Boykin McKamey, died on gist, assisted by the Rev. Dr. She also worked for a time in In addition to her parents, Road, Pinewood. Sunday, Oct. 14, 2018, at Pal- James S. Cooper Sr., presiding the office at Crayton Middle she was preceded in death by Funeral arrangements are metto Health Tuomey. elder of the Sumter District School, volunteered with her husband, Rufus William incomplete and will be an- You may go to www.bullock- AME Church, presiding. Meals on Wheels and was a Miles; and eight siblings. nounced by Palmer Memorial funeralhome.com and sign the The remains will be placed past president of the Colum- The graveside service for Chapel Inc. family’s guest book. in the church at 10 a. m. bia Jaycettes. Mrs. Miles will be held at 11 The family has chosen Bull- The funeral procession will Mrs. Newman, a devoted a.m. on Wednesday at Pinev- ock Funeral Home for the ar- leave at 10:15 a.m. from the mother and homemaker, iew Baptist Church with the rangements. home. opened her heart and door to Rev. Robert Dean Reynolds of- Burial will be at Unionville everyone. She was a “second ficiating. AME Churchyard Cemetery. mom” to many neighborhood The family will greet Services directed by the kids and friends of her chil- friends following the service Bullock Funeral Home management and staff of Wil- dren, and she made her home at the graveside. & Crematorium liams Funeral Home Inc., 821 a favorite gathering place. Shives Funeral Home, Tren- N. Main St., Sumter. Music was a lifelong love for holm Road Chapel, is assisting RANDY GAMBLE Online messages may be Mrs. Newman and she en- the family. CORINA D. FOUNTAIN sent to the family at williams- joyed spending hours on the Memorials may be made to HILTON HEAD — Randy [email protected]. Visit piano. She also enjoyed play- Pineview Baptist Church, 111 Corina D. Fountain, 91, wife Gamble, 61, died on Sunday, us on the web at www.Wil- ing tennis and spending time Pineview Church Road, Bly- of the late James D. Fountain, Oct. 14, 2018, at Pruitt Health liamsFuneralHomeInc.com. on the beach at Fripp Island thewood, SC 29016 or to transitioned on Saturday, Oct. — Blythewood, Columbia. MARIE EDEN JONES and Isle of Palms. Sawneys Creek Baptist 13, 2018, at Wellstar Ken- He was born on Oct. 18, Mrs. Newman touched Church, 14605 Highway 34, nestone Hospital in Marietta, 1956, in Paxville, a son of the Marie Eden Jones, 95, many lives with her generosi- Ridgeway, SC 29130. Georgia. late Lee and Adell McDuffie widow of Samuel Jones, de- ty. Always gentle and kind, Memories and condolences Born in Alcolu, she was a Gamble. parted this life on Tuesday, she was loved by all who had may be shared at ShivesFu- daughter of the late Ausil and The family is receiving Oct. 9, 2018, at her residence. the privilege of knowing her. neralHome.com. Minnie Taylor Dingle. friends at the family home- She was born on May 17, A memorial service will be PATRICK LEE RICHBURG SR. Funeral arrangements are stead, 1330 Corbett Road, Pax- 1923, in Lee County, a daugh- announced at a later date. incomplete and will be an- ville. ter of the late Mary Bell Shives Funeral Home, Tren- Patrick Lee Richburg Sr., nounced by Palmer Memorial These services have been Canty. holm Road Chapel, is assisting age 77, beloved husband of Chapel Inc. entrusted to Samuels Funeral Mrs. Jones will be placed in the family. the late Sylvia Hatfield Rich- Home LLC of Manning. the church at noon today for The family would like to ex- burg, died on Sunday, Oct. 14, WILLIE CALDWELL JR. viewing until the hour of ser- press thanks to caregivers 2018, at his residence. vice. Christy Williams, Coleman Born in Sumter, he was a BISHOPVILLE — Willie Funeral services will be Humphries and Thelma Jo for son of the late Charlton Leroy Caldwell Jr., 71, of 300 Davis held at 1 p.m. today at Salem their compassionate care and Richburg and Hallie E. Hodge St., Bishopville, passed on Chapel & Heritage Center, 101 the services of Halcyon Hos- Richburg. Pat retired from Sunday, Oct. 14, 2018. S. Salem Ave., Sumter, with pice. Black River Electric Coop. Funeral services will be the Rev. Kenneth Choice. In- Memorials may be made to after more than 37 years of conducted at 11 a.m. on terment will follow at Cane the Alzheimer’s Association service. He loved hunting and Wednesday at Jerusalem Bap- Savannah Cemetery. of South Carolina, 140 Stoner- fishing and spending time JAMES CUBBAGE II tist Church, Bishopville. Buri- The family will receive idge Drive, Suite 210, Colum- with his family, especially his al will be at the Jerusalem friends at 28 S. Purdy St., bia, SC 29210. grandchildren. A lifelong MANNING — James “JC” Baptist Church Cemetery, Sumter, and 929 Jensen Road, Memories and condolences Christian, Pat reaffirmed his Cubbage II, 74, died on Satur- Bishopville. Sumter. may be shared at ShivesFu- faith and trust in God with day, Oct. 13, 2018, at his resi- Nelson-Haile Funeral Home Job’s Mortuary Inc., 312 S. neralHome.com. the late Pastor Billy Brewer in dence, 305 Canal St., Manning. of Camden is in charge of ar- Main St., Sumter, is in charge MICHAEL SHANE JONES the last few years. He will be He was born on March 28, rangements. of arrangements. remembered as a very loving 1944, in Manning, a son of the FRANKLIN BRADFORD Online memorials may be WINNSBORO — Michael father, grandfather, uncle and late James and Caro Brunson sent to the family at jobsmor- Shane Jones, age 33, died on friend. He will be dearly Cubbage. Franklin Bradford, 58, of [email protected] or visit us on Thursday, Oct. 11, 2018. missed by all who knew him. The family is receiving 3509 Lake Ave., Columbia, the web at www.jobsmortuary. Born on March Surviving are a son, Patrick friends at the home of his sis- passed on Wednesday, Oct. 10, net. 20, 1985, in Sum- Lee Richburg Jr. and his wife, ter, Carolyn C. Sweat, 1071 2018. ISIAH LEE MILLER ter, he was a son Marty, of Sumter; three Moorer St., Manning. Arrangements are incom- of Earl M. Jones grandchildren, Morgan Rich- These services have been plete and will be announced MANNING — Isiah Lee Sr. and Debbie burg of Fort Mill, Palmer entrusted to Samuels Funeral at a later date by Nelson-Haile Miller, 55, died on Monday, Jones. Shane was Richburg of Sumter and Jack Home LLC of Manning. Funeral Home of Camden. Oct. 15, 2018, at McLeod very talented and Covington of Sumter; an GAYLE T. FOHNER MARQUIS RICHBURG Health Clarendon, Manning. JONES had a great artis- adoptive son, Albert Barfield He was born on Aug. 14, tic ability. He en- of Sumter; lifelong friend, Lo- Gayle Turbeville Fohner, 73, SUMMERTON — Marquis 1963, a son of Paulline Miller. joyed creating beautiful works retta Stokes of Sumter; and widow of Joseph “Jay” Law- Richburg, 21, died on Monday, Funeral arrangements are of art and playing the piano. numerous nieces and neph- rence Fohner, died on Satur- Oct. 15, 2018, at McLeod incomplete. Shane was a very special per- ews. day, Oct. 13, 2018, at Hospice Health Clarendon, Manning. These services have been son who touched many peo- In addition to his wife and House in Florence. He was born on Feb. 12, entrusted to Samuels Funeral ple’s hearts and was loved by parents, Pat was preceded in Born in Columbia, she was 1997, in Queens, New York, a Home LLC of Manning. everyone. He will be dearly death by four brothers, Pres- a daughter of the late Michael son of the Rev. Bernard Rich- missed by all that knew him. ton Richburg, Charlton L. C. “Pete” Turbeville Jr. and burg and Martha Frank Rich- Surviving are his parents, Richburg Jr., Mack A. Rich- Maud Stroud Turbeville. Mrs. burg. Earl and Debbie Jones of burg and Jackson H. Rich- Fohner was a member of the The family is receiving Sumter; his life partner, K.E. burg; and six sisters, Doris H. Church of the Holy Comfort- friends from 3 to 7 p.m. daily Carter of Winnsboro; one Brunson, Violet R. Powers, er. She loved her church and beginning Thursday at the brother, Earl M. Jones Jr. Verlin D. Wingate, Gladys F. you could tell it was her “fam- home of his aunt, Verlette (Becky) of Belton; one sister, Avery, Sueeda L. Richburg ily.” She was always there to Richburg, 1170 Malone Drive, Aimée D. Jones (Jason Krug) and Patricia A. Richburg. help and never grew tired of Sumter. of Sumter; three nephews, Ea- A memorial service will be taking care of others. Like her These services have been than Jones, Matthew Jones held at 1 p.m. on Wednesday husband, she had a fondness entrusted to Samuels Funeral and Bryson Savitski; two niec- in the Bullock Funeral Home for the sea and sailing. To- Home LLC of Manning. es, Ashleigh Jones and Taelyn Chapel with the Rev. Dr. gether they explored the Ca- ROBERT L. HOWARD JR. Savitski; one great-niece, Rusty Wilson officiating. ribbean and many ports of Your community Madison King; and his best The family will receive call. In their final years, they On Thursday, Oct. 11, 2018, news source friend, Jesse Seegars of Ha- friends one hour prior to the came back to Sumter and Robert L. Howard Jr., 78, www.theitem.com waii. service from noon to 1 p.m. at strengthened their faith in heard the Master’s call, A funeral service will be Bullock Funeral Home and Christ. She took care of her “Come unto me all ye that held at 4 p.m. today in the other times at the home. mother and her husband and labor and are heavy laden, Bullock Funeral Home Cha- The family wishes to ex- was an avid gardener. She will and I will give you rest.” Rob- pel. press a special thank you to be missed by the many who ert Lee accepted the call. The family will receive the nurses and staff of loved her. Robert Lee was born on friends one hour prior to the McLeod Hospice for their lov- Surviving are two stepsons, Feb. 15, 1940, in St. Charles, to THE SUMTER ITEM TELEVISION TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2018 | B5 TUESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 16 SP FT 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 12 AM LOCAL CHANNELS WIS News 10 at Entertainment The Voice “The Battles, Part 2” The battle This Is Us “Vietnam” Young Jack makes a (:01) New Amsterdam “Boundaries” The WIS News 10 at (:34) The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy WIS * 3 10 7 (N) Tonight (N) rounds continue. (N) life-changing choice. 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BY KEVIN McDONOUGH critics. Conveniently forgotten “NCIS” (8 p.m., CBS, TV-PG) * Growing up in a crowded is the fact that the only way a Thunderbird, Blink and house with four brothers, two machinist kept a roof over a Eclipse visit Wire on “The Gift- sisters, two parents, one grand- family of 10 was with his union ed” (8 p.m., Fox, TV-14) * Cica- mother and a single bathroom, membership. da (Chris Klein) emerges on I can say we all watched a lot of A crowded (pun intended) “The Flash” (8 p.m., CW, TV-PG) TV. And we all agreed that the pilot concerns one son’s deci- * A face from Cole’s CIA past family life depicted on televi- sion to leave the seminary resurfaces on “Lethal Weapon” sion bore no resemblance to (shades of “Saturday Night (9 p.m., Fox, TV-14) * Black our own. Fever”) and another audition- Jesus blues on “Black Light- Created and narrated by Tim ing for a local musical. Among ning” (9 p.m., CW, TV-14). Doyle, the new sitcom “The Kids the show’s many misses is the Are Alright” (8:30 p.m., ABC, TV- opportunity to introduce all of PG) offers a nostalgic look at the boys, or even mention their LATE NIGHT an Irish Catholic family with names. Anybody from a big Lin-Manuel Miranda and eight kids growing up outside family knows their place in the Brooke Baldwin are booked on of Los Angeles in the early birth (and pecking) order. “The Late Show With Stephen 1970s. Briefly introducing them could TONY RIVETTI / ABC Colbert” (11:35 p.m., CBS) * Writing from a fairly similar have provided insight and Mary McCormack, left, stars as Peggy Cleary and Michael Cudlitz as Jimmy Fallon welcomes Kevin (if East Coast) experience, I can humor. But “Kids” leans a tad Mike Cleary in the new sitcom “The Kids Are Alright,” premiering at Hart and Robert Irwin on “The say “Kids” gets several things too heavily on “Wonder Years” 8:30 p.m. today on ABC. Tonight Show” (11:35 p.m., NBC, right, but ultimately reduces nostalgia to move beyond the r) * Eric McCormack, Sean the experience to sitcom-friend- narrator’s first-person singular ambition are depicted as un- • Death boards a shrimp boat Casey, Kevin Millar, Amanda ly formulas. concerns. manly and “elitist.” on “NCIS: New Orleans” (10 p.m., Litman and Daxx Nielsen visit I’m happy to see “Kids” re- Mike and Peggy frequently • A life-changing event in- CBS, TV-14). “Late Night With Seth Meyers” flect that a house full of boys is tout their Catholic piety, but spires a middle-aged man (Na- • Volunteers face challenges (12:35 a.m., NBC, r) * Ben How- bound to be filled with fighting when Mike catches one of his than Fillion) to join the LAPD on “New Amsterdam” (10 p.m., ard appears on “The Late Late and chaos. Mother Peggy boys in bed with a young in the new drama “The Rookie” NBC, TV-14). Show With James Corden” (12:35 Cleary (Mary McCormack) woman, he barely raises an (10 p.m., ABC, TV-14). a.m., CBS). seems a tad too Elizabeth eyebrow. Back in that day, that Montgomery glamorous to was a pretty “permissive” atti- SERIES NOTES Copyright 2018 have raised eight boys. But her tude toward mortal sin. TONIGHT’S OTHER Gibbs gets little privacy on United Feature Syndicate banter does capture the “Who One thing “Kids” gets right is HIGHLIGHTS do you think you are?” atti- Mike’s blue-collar dream. In a • A sniper strikes on “FBI” (9 tudes of the era. Watching this, short heart-to-heart with his p.m., CBS, TV-14). I was reminded of how much oldest boy, he tells him how his • Vietnam flashbacks to the time my own mother spent at father died a coal miner and young Jack on “This Is Us” (9 the sewing machine, dishing how he worked a lathe in a ma- p.m., NBC, TV-14). out tough love along with chine shop, but that a college • Junior needs time on the slightly odd variations on con- degree would open doors for season premiere of “blackish” (9 temporary fashions. his sons. Sure, it’s a corny little p.m., ABC, TV-PG). Dad Mike (Michael Cudlitz) scene, but a rare incident on to- • Morning-after misgivings works at a defense plant and is day’s television or in contempo- on the season premiere of given groan-worthy lines rary pop culture, where read- “Splitting Up Together” (9:30 (“Phony news!”) about Nixon ing, curiosity and academic p.m., ABC, TV-14). COMEit’s SEE US FORfall ALL YOUR FALLy’all FLORAL NEEDS
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NOTICES by Mildred C. Brown to First Citizens complaint upon the subscriber, at his Robert's Metal Roofing Bank And Trust Company Of South office at 2801 Devine Street, Suite ANNOUNCEMENTS 35 Yrs exp. 45 yr warranty. Financing Truck / Trailer Service Carolina dated October 24, 1996 and 300, Columbia, SC 29205, within avail. Expert installation. Long list of Technician / Welder recorded on October 29, 1996 in Book Summons & thirty (30) days after the service satisfied customers. 803-837-1549. Immediate opening for a general 659 at Page 1899, in the Sumter thereof, exclusive of the day of such Notice County Registry (hereinafter, In Memory service technician to perform service, and if you fail to answer the general maintenance and PM "Mortgage"). Thereafter, the complaint within the time aforesaid, All Types of Roofing & Roofing IN THE SUMMARY COURT Mortgage was transferred to the judgment by default will be rendered Repairs All work guaranteed. 30 yrs services. Experience with general OF SUMTER COUNTY Plaintiff herein by assignment against you for the relief demanded In Loving Memory exp. SC lic. Virgil Bickley repair, brakes, lights along with STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA and/or corporate merger. in the complaint. Mrs Easter Ladson 803-316-4734. welding/fabricating experience preferred. Benefit package in- CONSOLIDATED The premises covered and affected CHAPPELL, SMITH & ARDEN, P.A. cludes medical, dental, life, pre- STAFFING INC. DBA by the said Mortgage and by the Mark D. Chappell (1197) Tree Service foreclosure thereof were, at the time scription and 401K plan. Compa- CONSOLIDATED MEDICAL Mark D. Chappell, Jr. (102209) ny supplied uniforms, paid vaca- STAFFING, of the making thereof and at the time John S. DeBerry (1613) Plaintiff of the filing of this notice, more Attorneys for the Plaintiff tions, paid holidays and accrued particularly described in the said Newman's Tree Service Tree Vs. Post Office Box 12330 removal, trimming, topping, view PTO time. Salary based on TAMIKO DANIELLE ROBINSON, Mortgage and are more commonly Columbia, South Carolina 29211 experience and $1,000.00 sign-on described as: enhancement pruning, bobcat Defendant 803/929-3600 work stump grinding, Lic & bonus. Applicants can apply in Civil Case Number insured. Call 803-316-0128 person at Freehold Cartage 132 2017CV4310106727 All that certain piece, parcel and lot of land, with the dwelling and Estate Notice Myrtle Beach Hwy Sumter, SC Sumter County 29153 or call 803-773-2611ext 25. NOTICE OF PUBLICATION improvements thereon, situate, lying Ricky's Tree Service Tree removal, To: Tamiko Danielle Robinson and being in the city and county of NOTICE TO CREDITORS stump grinding, Lic & ins, free quote, Resumes can be e-mailed to 2607 Beth Ave. Sumter, state of South Carolina, 803-435-2223 or cell 803-460-8747. [email protected]. Dalzell, SC 29040 designated as more recently and OF ESTATES Hourly rate commensurate with particularly shown on a plat by Persons having claim against the experience. By order of the Court granting Joseph R. Edwards, R.L.S., dated following estates are required to deliver service by publication dated October 4, 1996, recorded in PB 96 at or mail their claims to the indicated September 4, 2018, you are hereby page 1412, records of Sumter County. Personal Representatives, appointed to notified that on December 11, 2017, Said Lot No. 45 being bounded and administer these estates, and to fi le their MERCHANDISE Consolidated Staffing Inc. dba measuring as follows: on the North claims on Form #371PC with the Probate 10/16/1936-01/17/2015 Consolidated Medical Staffing filed by Lindley Avenue. said plat, and Court of Sumter County Courthouse, N. Happy 82nd Birthday Mother. suit against you to collect for an measuring thereon 164.89 feet, on Main Street, Sumter, SC, 29150, on or Today we celebrate you. Missing RENTALS the East by Lot No 44, said plat, and inadvertent direct deposit in your before the date that is eight months after you & Loving you always, Julius, Garage, Yard & banking account in the amount of measuring thereon 100.00 feet; on the date of the fi rst publication of this the South by Lot No. 46, said plat, Sammy, Frances, grandchildren, Estate Sales $3,082.68. The style of the case is Notice to Creditors, (unless previously family & friends Consolidated Staffing Inc. dba and measuring thereon 179.89 feet; barred by operation of Section 62-3-803), Consolidated Medical Staffing vs. on the West by Robbins Avenue, said Unfurnished or such persons shall be forever barred Vendors needed Nov. 3rd at 611 Tamiko Danielle Robinson, Civil plat, and measuring thereon 85.21 as to heir claims. All claims are required Homes Action No. 2017CV4310106727, feet; and on the Northwest by the to be presented in written statements, W. Oakland Ave. 803-775-0478 Summary Court of Sumter County, intersection of Robbins Avenue and indicating the name and the address Call for details. State of South Carolina. Lindley Avenue, said plat, and of the claimant, the basis of the claim, 825 Willis Ave 3BR 1BA house. measuring thereon 21.59 feet. Be all the amount claimed, the date when the For Sale Living Rm.,Kit.,Dining Rm $475/mo You are required to file with the dimensions a little more or a little claim will become due, the nature of any less and according to said most or Trade + $475 dep, 803-651-8198 or Clerk of the Summary Court and to uncertainty as to the amount claimed and 803-840-3043 serve upon Plaintiff's representative, recent plat. This being the property the date when due, and a description of Billie Jo Poston, Consolidated known as 18 Lindley Avenue. any security as to the claim. New & used Heat pumps & A/C. Staffing Inc. d/b/a Consolidated 4BR/2BA house for rent. Call for info Medical Staffing, 712 Calhoun Street, This being the identical property Will install/repair, Call 843-992-2364 conveyed to Vernon L. Brown and Estate:/Janie Sinkler Sims 803-468-5402 Suite A, Columbia, South Carolina #2018ES4300573 29201, an Answer in writing within Mildred C. Brown, as tenants in Personal Representative Evergreen Cemetary, Fountain sixty (60) days of September 4, 2018, common with an indestructible right Latossha E. Clea Garden Three - 2 plots & 2 vaults. Mobile Home the date of the order granting service of survivorship, by deed of Aleena R. 1119 Guignard Dr. $8,000 for all. Call 843-607-4887. Rentals by publication. Smart, dated and recorded September 4, 1969 in Deed Book Q-9 Sumter, SC 29150 and WITNESS, the HONORABLE B. at Page 53, records of Sumter Lakaisha N. Byrne Keith Griffin, Chief Magistrate, County. Thereafter, the said Vernon Scenic Lake 2463 McLamb Rd. Judge of this Court. L. Brown died on December 3, 1980, 2 Br & 3 br, 2 ba, No pets, thereby vesting full title in Mildred New Grove, NC 28366 housing accepted (1 child). SUMMONS C. Brown. Remembering your Birthday EMPLOYMENT Estate:/Janet C. Grant Desmond Conyers 499-1500 /469-6978 betw. 9am-5pm AND NOTICES #2018ES4300553 Mom, Dad, Big Brother Twanne and (Non-Jury) TMS No. 205-04-04-019 Personal Representative Wife Tiffany, Nephew, Niece, Friend American MHP, 2 & 3/BR, lot Ann C. Grant Kayla & extended family. Help Wanted FORECLOSURE Property Address: rentals, water/sewer/garbage pkup 18 Lindley Avenue, 6640 US Hwy 64W Full-Time inc'd. Sec. 8 ok. 803-494-4300. OF REAL ESTATE Asheboro, NC 27205 MORTGAGE Sumter, SC 29150 Estate:/Margaret W. Davis Nesbitt Transportation is now NOTICE OF #2018ES4300556 BUSINESS IN THE COURT FILING COMPLAINT hiring Class A CDL Drivers. Must be OF COMMON PLEAS Personal Representative 23 yrs old and have 2 yrs Thomasina M. Portis SERVICES C/A NO.: TO THE DEFENDANTS ABOVE 907 W. Bartlette St. experience. Home nights and week- 2018-CP-43-01528 NAMED: Sumter, SC 29150 ends. Also hiring diesel mechanics. Home Call 843-621-0943 or 843-659-8254 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE Estate:/Van L. Hobbs, Sr. Improvements COUNTY OF SUMTER that the original Complaint, Cover #2018ES4300569 Experienced labor craftsmen, Must Sheet for Civil Actions and Personal Representative be dependable, have drivers license Bank of New York Mellon Trust Certificate of Exemption from ADR Van L. Hobbs, Jr. Company, N.A. as Trustee for in the above entitled action was filed H.L. Boone, Contractor: Remodel and willing to work. Call 109 Turkey Point Cir. paint roofs gutters drywall blown Mortgage Assets Management Series in the Office of the Clerk of Court for Columbia, SC 29223 803-486-5162 I Trust, Sumter County on August 17, 2018. ceilings ect. 773-9904 Plaintiff, Estate:/Jim H. Avins Newman's Tree Service v. ORDER APPOINTING #2018ES4300572 SBC Construction of Sumter Now hiring tree workers, climbers, Any heirs-at-law or devisees of GUARDIAN AD LITEM Personal Representative Mildred A. Brown a/k/a Mildred C. Metal /Shingle Roofs• Porches • bucket truck operators, and AND APPOINTMENT Jeffrey Avins Brown, deceased, their heirs, Concrete & Windows groundsmen. Driver's license and 1574 Lakeview Dr. Personal Representatives, OF ATTORNEY •Water Problems •Tree removal experience is required. Manning, SC 29102 Administrators, Successors and Call BURCH 803-720-4129 803-316-0128 Assigns, and all other persons or It appearing to the satisfaction of the entities entitled to claim through Court, upon reading the filed Estate:/Juanita S. Fox them; all unknown persons or Petition for Appointment of Kelley #2018ES4300564 entities with any right, title, estate, Woody, Esquire as Guardian ad Personal Representative interest in or lien upon the real Litem for unknown minors, and Margo K. Fox-Beard estate described in the complaint persons who may be under a 4920 McPhail St. herein; also any persons who may be disability, and it appearing that Dalzell, SC 29040 in the military service of the United Kelley Woody, Esquire has States of America, being a class consented to said appointment. Estate:/Shirley G. Tomlin Going on designated as Richard Roe; and any #2018ES4300558 unknown minors, incompetent or FURTHER upon reading the filed Personal Representative imprisoned person, or persons under Petition for Appointment of Kelley Eugene Tomlin a disability being a class designated Woody, Esquire as Attorney for any 210 Fallingwater Ln. as John Doe; Robert W. Carlisle Sr.; unknown Defendants who may be in Sumter, SC 29154 William A. Carlisle Jr.; Lynn C. the Military Service of the United Charpentier; Brenda C. Eaton; The States of America, and may be, as Estate:/Vernon R. Geddings United States of America, acting by such, entitled to the benefits of the #2018ES4300565 and through its agency, The Servicemember's Civil Relief Act, Personal Representative Secretary of Housing and Urban and any amendments thereto, and it Mary Ann Geddings Development, appearing that Kelley Woody, 507 Mimosa Dr. Defendant(s). Esquire has consented to act for and Sumter, SC 29150 represent said Defendants, it is vacation? TO THE DEFENDANT(S) ABOVE Estate:/Carolyn W. Brogdon NAMED: ORDERED that Kelley Woody, P.O. #2018ES4300555 YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED Box 6432, Columbia, SC 29260 phone Personal Representative and required to appear and defend (803) 787-9678, be and hereby is Jane B. Best by answering the Complaint in this appointed Guardian ad Litem on C/O William C. Coffey action, a copy of which is hereby behalf of all unknown minors and all PO Box 1292 Don’t Miss A Thing! served upon you, and to serve a copy unknown persons who may be under Manning, SC 29102 of your Answer on the subscribers at a disability, all of whom may have or their offices at 3800 Fernandina claim to have some interest or claim Estate:/Douglas R. Cook Let your carrier save your paper for you Road, Suite 110, Columbia, SC 29210, to the real property commonly #2018ES4300578 within thirty (30) days after the known as 18 Lindley Avenue, Personal Representative service hereof, exclusive of the day Sumter, SC 29150; that he is Cynthia L. Dolan while you are on vacation! of such service; except that the empowered and directed to appear 206 Ashley Oaks Dr. United States of America, if named, on behalf of and represent said Lexington, SC 29072 shall have sixty (60) days to answer Defendants, unless said Defendants, after the service hereof, exclusive of or someone on their behalf, shall Estate:/Shirley A. Frank the day of such service; and if you within thirty (30) days after service Russell fail to do so, judgment by default will of a copy hereof as directed, procure #2018ES4300580 the appointment of Guardian or be rendered against you for the Personal Representative Guardians ad Litem for said relief demanded in the Complaint. Marilyn R. Bolser Defendants. 3055 Aaron Rd. TO MINOR(S) OVER FOURTEEN Dalzell, SC 29040 Call YEARS OF AGE, AND/OR TO AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED MINOR(S) UNDER FOURTEEN that Kelley Woody, P.O. Box 6432, Columbia, SC 29260 phone (803) Estate:/Theresa G. Tyler YEARS OF AGE AND THE PERSON #2018ES4300546 WITH WHOM THE MINOR(S) 787-9678, be and hereby is appointed Attorney for any unknown Personal Representative 803-774-1258 RESIDES, AND/OR TO PERSONS Defendants who are, or may be, in Richard L. Oden UNDER SOME LEGAL C/O William Buxton DISABILITY: the Military Service of the United States of America and as such are PO Box 3220 Sumter, SC 29151 Customer Service YOU ARE FURTHER SUMMONED entitled to the benefits of the Servicemember's Civil Relief Act aka AND NOTIFIED to apply for the Estate:/James W. Demore appointment of a guardian ad litem Soldiers' and Sailors' Civil Relief Act of 1940, and any amendments #2018ES4300570 Dept. Hours within thirty (30) days after the Personal Representative service of this Summons and Notice thereto, to represent and protect the interest of said Defendants, Carolyn Demore upon you. If you fail to do so, 1740 Mossberg Dr. Mon-Fri 8am - 5pm application for such appointment Sumter, SC 29150 will be made by Attorney for AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED Plaintiff. That a copy of this Order shall be forth with served upon said Estate:/Rosa L. Diggs #2018ES4300562 YOU WILL ALSO TAKE NOTICE Defendants by publication in The Personal Representative that Plaintiff will move for an Order Item, a newspaper of general Catherine L. Lytch of Reference or the Court may issue circulation published in the County 1065 Dyson Ct. a general Order of Reference of this of Sumter, State of South Carolina, Sumter, SC 29153 action to a Master-in-Equity/Special once a week for three (3) consecutive Referee, pursuant to Rule 53 of the weeks, together with the Summons South Carolina Rules of Civil and Notice of Filing of Complaint in Estate:/Walter Boone Jr. Procedure. the above entitled action. #2018ES4300547 Personal Representative YOU WILL ALSO TAKE NOTICE Brock & Scott, PLLC Mattie Boone that under the provisions of S.C. 3800 Fernandina Road, Suite 110 730 Ripper Ln. Code Ann. § 29-3-100, effective June Columbia, SC 29210 Sumter, SC 29153 16, 1993, any collateral assignment of Phone 844-856-6646 rents contained in the referenced Fax 803-454-3451 Estate:/Jennie W. Cook Mortgage is perfected and Attorney Attorneys for Plaintiff #2018ES4300574 for Plaintiff hereby gives notice that Personal Representative all rents shall be payable directly to SUMMONS Cynthia L. Dolan it by delivery to its undersigned 206 Ashley Oaks Dr. attorneys from the date of default. IN THE COURT OF Lexington, SC 29072 COMMON PLEAS In the alternative, Plaintiff will move CIVIL ACTION NO.: Estate:/Mary E. Stevens before a judge of this Circuit on the 2018-CP-43-01317 #2018ES4300560 10th day after service hereof, or as Personal Representative soon thereafter as counsel may be STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA John T. Stevens, Jr. heard, for an Order enforcing the COUNTY OF SUMTER C/O Glenn Givens assignment of rents, if any, and 107 N. Main St. compelling payment of all rents LINDA LOUISE ISAAC as PR of the Sumter, SC 29150 covered by such assignment directly Estate of STEVE ALLEN SUMPTER, to the Plaintiff, which motion is to be Plaintiff, Estate:/Richard Ross Misner based upon the original Note and vs. #2018ES4300539 Mortgage herein and the Complaint DIONTE LYQUEL WALTERS, Personal Representative attached hereto. Defendant. Yvette Ross C/O Timothy Griffin LIS PENDENS TO: DIONTE LYQUEL WALTERS, 260 W. Wesmark Blvd. THE DEFENDANT, Sumter, SC 29150 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ABOVE-NAMED: an action has been or will be Estate:/Mary C. Hodge commenced in this Court upon YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED #2018ES4300563 complaint of the above-named and required to answer the Personal Representative 8-JCFSUZ Street Plaintiff against the above-named complaint herein, a copy of which is W. Eldridge Davis Defendant(s) for the foreclosure of a herewith served upon you, and to 4885 Heritage Rd. certain mortgage of real estate given serve a copy of your answer to said Sumter, SC 29154 803-774-1258