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A special publication of The News & Press, Darlington, S.C. AUGUST 28, 2019 WWW.NEWSANDPRESS.NET Concerns rise as robbers raid Dollar General stores By Bobby Bryant General on Main Street in “There is no evidence to sug- “There are other measures Dollar General’s website and its Employee Assistance Editor Lamar. gest these incidents are relat- we will suggest, but for the shows the Tennessee-based Foundation are partnering to [email protected] The next day, a man entered ed,” Lt. Robby Kilgo, a safety of those (store) employ- company has about 20 stores in best support our employee dur- It was a brutal 36 hours for the Dollar General at 904 spokesman for Sheriff Tony ees, I will not disclose what our the Darlington County area. ing this time.” Dollar General employees in Lamar Highway, showed a Chavis, told the News & Press. suggestions will be,” Kilgo Nationwide, it has 15,000 She added: “At Dollar Darlington County. weapon, demanded cash and “We have reached out to Dollar added. stores in 44 states and employs General, the safety of our On Aug. 18, two men swiped escaped with an undetermined General to see if they will go “The sheriff is gravely con- about 135,000 people. employees and customers is a money from an open cash reg- amount of money. over their security measures cerned about the safety of all In a statement to the News & top priority, and we employ a ister at the Dollar General on That string of incidents in a and provide suggestions.” those who live, work and visit Press, Dollar General corporate number of safety and security McIver Road. No weapons were day and a half has prompted The stores have surveillance Darlington County, including spokeswoman Crystal procedures to prevent, deter involved, and the case is con- the Darlington County Sheriff’s cameras. But Kilgo said, those who shop and work at Ghassemi said: “The Dollar and, if necessary, respond to sidered a larceny, not a rob- Office to reach out to Dollar “Cameras are not a preventive these stores,” Kilgo said. “We General family is deeply con- criminal activity in our stores. bery. General’s corporate office to measure, but a reactionary can’t be the only ones at the cerned over the events that To protect the integrity of these On the same day, a Sunday, try to establish a dialogue measure that (is) only useful table. We can’t be the only solu- occurred in our Darlington measures, we do not comment a female store employee was about what might be done to after the crime has occurred. tion. This has to be a multifac- County stores. We wish our on them specifically. shot during an attempted strengthen security at the com- However, I don’t believe the eted solution. We can’t realisti- Lamar employee a full and armed robbery at the Dollar pany’s stores in the area. stores have enough cameras.” cally man each store 24/7.” quick recovery. Dollar General DOLLAR GENERAL ON 3A Local artist gives faded furniture new life A shorter route for

By Samantha Lyles Staff Writer [email protected] parade If you've ever browsed the The Bojangles’ Southern 500 . Both are furniture and home goods sec- parade, scheduled to begin former NASCAR Cup Series tion of a thrift store or antique about 7 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. champions (Terry in 1984 and mall and spied a really unique 31, will take a somewhat differ- 1996; Bobby in 2000) and both chair or table, but shied away ent route through the city of are former Bojangles’ Southern from buying it because the Darlington this year. 500 winners. Terry won his first color was dated or the surface The parade will begin on the career NASCAR Cup Series race was marred, one local artist city’s east side at Cashua and in 1980 at the Bojangles’ has a challenge for you: Buy Spain streets, continue through Southern 500 and his last career that piece, take it home, and the downtown square and end NASCAR Cup Series race in give it a second chance to be at Fitness World Gym on the 2003 likewise at the Bojangles’ spectacular. west side of town (similar to Southern 500. Bobby took the Candace Stuckey, owner of Darlington’s Christmas Parade checkered flag at the 2000 Casually Southern (a furniture route). The parade will not end refinishing and custom sign at Darlington Raceway like in Bojangles’ Southern 500. company), says that many years past. Each also owns a pair of one-of-a-kind pieces are out “We altered the route a bit NASCAR XFINITY Series victo- there, waiting to be discovered this year due to the lack of day- ries at Darlington. The Labonte and revived by those willing to light for the parade,” Darlington brothers will be joined by an all- invest the time, money and Raceway President Kerry Tharp star cast of participants for the elbow grease. said in a news release. Bojangles’ Southern 500 Since 2017, Stuckey has “The Xfinity Series Sport Parade, including fellow been hunting out these pieces, Candace Stuckey with custom painted furniture and signs. PHOTOS BY SAMANTHA LYLES Clips Haircuts VFW 200 race is NASCAR Hall of Famers Bobby refurbishing them (with car- beginning 30 minutes later than Allison, , Ray set for her daughter. She says pentry help from husband in years past, giving us a smaller Evernham, , Bobby) and selling the singu- she had so much fun working window for adequate daylight. Waddell Wilson and Ron larly beautiful finished pieces on that project that it fired up We felt that revising the route to Hornaday Jr. through her Facebook-based her curiosity, and she started remain in the city limits of Current driver of the No. 38 business. A physical therapy exploring online resources to Darlington would provide our Shriner’s Hospital Ford David assistant turned “by choice” learn more about furniture fans with a greater opportunity stay at home mom to kids Ragan is scheduled to attend, as painting. She took an online to see the NASCAR Hall of Rhett, Ashlyn and John Luke, are motorsports legends Ricky course to get her basics down, Famers and legends up close Stuckey says she started Craven, Larry McReynolds, and learned even more by and personal, while providing a Casually Southern to con- , Robert Pressley, interacting with other artists safe and well-lit environment.” tribute financially to the Chuck Bown, Steve Grissom, whose work she admired. One Also, the Darlington household and feed her own Tommy Houston and Jason man in particular – a Raceway announced that broth- creative hunger. Keller. artist – sparked her interest ers Bobby and “From a very young age, I because of his generosity with On-air talent from NBC and was always trying to figure out will serve as co-Grand Marshals information about his meth- for the parade. MRN have also participated in how to do something fun and the parade every year since it crafty, but still make a little bit ods and materials, and his The Labonte brothers, both habit of donating finished NASCAR Hall of Fame inductees returned to Darlington in 2015, of money,” says Stuckey, and they will do so again in whose artsy entrepreneurial pieces to his local Habitat for (Terry in 2016, Bobby in 2020), 2019. roots began with a childhood Humanity ReStore. will be two of many former and The parade is to begin at business where she and some “I thought, this is some- current stars of the sport partic- friends tie-dyed shirts in an thing that I can do. I can reach ipating in the annual event. approximately 7 p.m., one hour old cooler. out and help out in my com- The Labonte brothers have a after the conclusion of the Sport The idea of spiffing up old munity an an artist, as a rich history in the sport and at Clips Haircuts VFW 200 race. furniture first occurred to her painter.” several years ago while cus- tomizing an all-pink bedroom STUCKEY ON 3A Darlington’s Police Carraway Memorial Park receives and Fire departments $2,500 donation from power company roll in new vehicles

By Samantha Lyles ty vehicles. By Samantha Lyles Staff Writer Staff Writer Honda donated a new Big [email protected] [email protected] Red side-by-side UTV to the When responding to calls in Darlington Police Department, The Darlington public park and the Darlington Fire planned to memorialize Sgt. flooded or confined areas, offi- cers of the Darlington Police Department received two used Terrence Carraway and all of Gator utility vehicles through a his fellow law enforcement and Fire departments now have greater ability to access and South Carolina Forestry officers killed in the line of Commission grant program. duty received a major boost navigate these scenes, thanks to three recently acquired utili- last week as Pee Dee Electric VEHICLES ON 3A Cooperative (PDEC) donated $2,500 to the cause. Jeff Singletary, VP of Marketing with PDEC, said the donation is part of a cor- porate program designed to help citizens in need and sup- port good causes throughout their service area.

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(left to right) Jeff Singletary, VP of Marketing for Pee Dee Electric Cooperative, members of the Darlington Public Safety Director Kelvin Washington with the DPD’s Carraway family, Allison Carraway, Curtis Boyd. PHOTO BY SAMANTHA LYLES new Honda UTV. PHOTO BY SAMANTHA LYLES Word of the Week The Pee Dee’s Oldest Independently wangle - to make or get by devious means Owned Newspaper Merriam-Webster.com AUGUST 28, 2019 | PAGE 2A THE NEWS AND PRESS, DARLINGTON, S.C. opinWWW.NEWSANDPRESS.NETion

OP-ED OP-ED Living on the West The last Sunday drive

By Tom Poland vacant, blistering desert. End: August memories Nothing to do, nowhere to (This is an excerpt from go, and all afternoon to get Tom Poland’s book “The Last there. Today feels like a Sunday Drive,” to be released month of Sundays. Time By Bill Shepard Nov. 18.) drags. My dog, Duke, sleeps beneath the house. In the We are already waist-deep into the month of August, and by In the 1950s it was cus- dusty heat even the cicadas the time you are reading this, we will be near the end. tomary for folks to take refuse to sing their rising- When I was a boy, the cotton fields would have been picked Sunday drives. falling singsong song. It’s over at least once and the tobacco crop would already be on the Gather up the family and another sultry Sunday down see the sights. Tour the coun- South. warehouse floors. The large warehouse on the south end of tryside. My escape? Reading. I go Darlington would be alive with the sound coming from the auc- See what there was to see inside and pull out a Hardy tioneers and the boys. and visit relatives. And like so Boys mystery, “The Ghost At The auctioneers were selling the tobacco and the boys were many tires, the years rolled Skeleton Rock.” A getaway selling boiled peanuts. Boiled peanuts sold easily for 10 cents a by. That was then; this is with Frank and Joe will have bag and the tobacco sold for whatever the various tobacco compa- now. to do. Just as I start Chapter That enjoyable pastime, 14, “The Unseen Enemy,” a nies were willing to pay for it. It was indeed the farmer’s best the Sunday Drive, is fast fad- hood slams out in the drive- money crop. This was without doubt the best time of the year for ing. way. Here comes Mom with the merchants on the town square in Darlington. “Sunday driver,” however, her purse. “Put your shoes There was still cotton in the fields that needed picking; howev- is alive and well. In today’s on.” er, most fields would have been picked over once. There were still mad race against time, a driv- Out the screened porch we three weeks left before schools would open after the long three- er who dawdles is a “Sunday go to pile into Dad’s car. driver,” but dawdling was the month summer vacation. “Where are we going?” order of the day when the “Nowhere, everywhere,” Life on the mill village during the period of which I write was drive itself was the destina- Dad says. lacking a lot. The houses had no running water inside and though tion. Behind a sleek jet-like they had been wired for electricity when built, most occupants In the 1950s and ’60s fam- hood ornament, we’re about could not afford the $1 a month electric bill. ilies would make a Sunday to take off. The newfangled One faucet on the back porch of each house supplied water for drive just for the heck of it. It push-button automatic trans- all uses. Most bathing was done inside a No. 2 tin washtub. That was a good way to see the mission turns the dash into a land up close, a good way to cockpit. Our long dusty could account for why the wash-hole on Swift Creek was such a banish boredom, a way to driveway? It’s a runway. We busy place during those hot summer months! visit family. We can thank build momentum, take off, As time progressed, the Mill Company started having screen post-World War II prosperity and break through the bore- doors and windows placed in the houses. Carpenters furnished by and a blossoming romance dom barrier, smashing it to the company would nail screen wire over the windows, and that with cars for Sunday drives in smithereens. was a great help in keeping mosquitoes and other flying insects those simpler times. We roll the windows down hay, the fertile smell of pas- swamp fragrances. And Yes, that was then; this is and breeze along the Augusta outside. It also meant that on those hot and muggy nights, one tures, a hint of honeysuckle, always the ripping sound of the era of superhighways. Highway. Through town, just could sleep with the windows raised. What a relief that would be! Interstates and ever-widen- missing the red light. and now and then musky tires rolling through tar. Without electricity there was no need for electric appliances, ing highways and freeways Dad turns onto a dirt even if one could have bought one! As I sit here, my air condition- seldom give you much to see road. Now our jet-car er is running and my thermostat set at 72 degrees; a bright light is as you rush from point to leaves a contrail of dust shining on the pages as I write. It is hard to believe the things I am point. That’s merely driving. as we glide by mysteries. In Dad’s aqua-white ’56 Past a fire tower. The News & Press writing! 117 S. Main St., Darlington, SC 29532 Plymouth Belvedere, we jour- What’s it like in that Phone (843) 393-3811 Fax (843) 393-6811 Could I really be the little boy who used to follow the ice wagon neyed. tower during a storm. as it made its way along the narrow dirt street of the village? And A Sunday drive felt a bit Just beyond it sits an old when it would stop, the big black man would chip the ice for a cus- like the vacations we took on homeplace with a cast STAFF Highway A1A in Florida, a iron hand-pump. Dad General Manager: Morrey Thomas [email protected] tomer and then give me a handful of the chips. Could I? Yes, I Editor: Bobby Bryant [email protected] departure from the ordinary, drank from it as a boy. remember those days! Staff Writer: Samantha Lyles [email protected] an adventure. Back then we When the ice cream man passed on Fridays, we would often Said he had to work the Design: Rachel Howell [email protected] had two TV stations and as handle hard. “The water buy a 10-cent piece of ice. If we kept it wrapped tightly inside a Advertising: Stephan Drew [email protected] miraculous as they were, not was cold.” Customer Service: [email protected] heavy piece of cloth, or an old blanket, or a piece of one of Mama’s even the marvel of television Around a bend we worn-out quilts, it might last until Sunday. When that would hap- could cure the ills of a long, pass a sawdust pile boring Sunday afternoon. where chips glitter like LETTERS TO THE EDITOR pen, we would enjoy a glass of cold iced tea with our Sunday din- We encourage letters to the editor on any subject. Please include ner. What a treat that would be! We weren’t so easily enter- sequins. Mom says, your name, location and phone number for verification. The most ugly part of August was the terrible sore eyes! No tained in the 1950s. The “Never play on a sawdust Mail to P.O. Box 513 Darlington SC 29540 country beckoned. A Sunday pile. It’ll swallow you or e-mail [email protected]. place on Earth were the sore eyes meaner than on the mill village. drive was the high point of and you’ll die.” Not far If the village nurse were still alive, she would be my witness. She Letters to the Editor do not reflect the opinions of the News the week, a wondrous past the death chips is a and Press, and content may be edited prior to printing. Letters would tell of the children she treated with “Argy-Ol” (spelling may escape. The ordinary? It was yard with tree trunks containing overtly malicious comments or personal attacks be incorrect). It was a dark brown liquid, and she would doctor extraordinary. See for your- painted white, albino- on your fellow citizens will not be printed. the children’s eyes, then leave a bottle at the house to be used self. like. Why? later. Onto a tarry, graveled Eastern Georgia, summer road we turn and like a SUBSCRIPTIONS I saw babies when they would awake in the early morning and In-state subscriptions: One year $30 1958: dog, I stick my head out Out-of-state subscriptions: One year $40. their eyes would not open, start screaming and continue until With church and dinner the window into summer Sorry, but we cannot give refunds for canceled subscriptions. someone with a soft and warm cloth bathed their eyes. behind me, the afternoon fragrances ... a field of I remember spending entire days shut up in a dark room or looms long and empty — a PRESS RELEASE AND EVENT SUBMISSIONS closet to avoid any light reaching my eyes. My Mama would often All press releases are welcome and will be considered, hang a quilt over the windows to keep out the sunlight! but the News & Press reserves the right Sore eyes (not pink-eye) did not heal quickly. They would last to edit as necessary for space or other requirements. CLARIFICATION Please contact us by phone at (843) 393-3811, by fax at for weeks and when they were finally healed, the eyes would In an article on local elections last week, a candidate was (843) 393-6811 or by e-mail at [email protected] remain weak for a long time. Some children would be late in start- inadvertently left out. Please note that Society Hill Town with your Darlington area news. ing back to school in September because of the “sore eyes.” Council member Deborah Harrell has filed for re-election. NEWS AND PRESS | DARLINGTON, S.C. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2019 | PAGE 3A Kingstree in Williamsburg Dollar General County, yet another Dollar Stuckey Continued from 1A General store was robbed, Continued from 1A and in this incident, the “We are collaborating assailant reportedly pistol- ”I've always gone to Habitat to look for pieces that I can with local authorities investi- whipped the store manager gating these matters. As to make over. You can find a lot of and a clerk. not hinder their investiga- good stuff in that place,” tions, we respectfully ask any Apparently no shots were Stuckey says. additional media inquiries be fired. After talking with the man- directed to them.” “It’s surprising you would ager at Hartsville's Habitat The most serious of the have a cluster of cases this ReStore, Stuckey began doing Dollar General incidents was close together,” said Robert painting demonstrations at the the attempted armed robbery Brame, a criminal-justice store, sharing her knowledge with anyone who wants to in Lamar in which a female professor at the University of learn. employee was shot. The South Carolina. He said that employee has not been iden- “We're showing how they suggests there could be a tified, but local news media can pick up a piece that's in the have reported that her connection of some kind. store, something that's been wounds were not life-threat- Brame said that, at least in donated, and make it their ening. theory, crimes of this kind own by painting it any way WPDE-TV reported that stem from a motivated indi- that they like,” says Stuckey. the woman is 26 and that the vidual, a target and a per- “It also gives back to the com- munity because you're teach- bullet that struck her fol- ceived lack of “guardianship” ing people how to recycle a lowed a strange path. The TV for the target. station quoted the victim’s piece of furniture so it's not One way to counter these mother as saying that the going into the landfill. And by bullet hit her daughter’s dollar-store robberies, he doing business with the thumb, bounced off her cell- said, might be to “harden the ReStore, you're putting money phone, grazed her stomach target” – to make it clear into Habitat, which builds and came to rest in her thigh. there’s more “guardianship” homes for people in our com- Also last week in nearby than before. munity.” These furniture painting classes take place on Saturday mornings at the Hartsville fallen South Carolina offi- ReStore, located at 120 West Carraway cers, a statue of Terrence Washington St. Call 843-383- Continued from 1A Carraway, a basketball court 8517 for more information and picnic area. about scheduled classes. “We also do donations to “That way people can If you're thinking about try- non-profits or any kind of come and enjoy it,” said ing to rehab a piece of furni- organization that support the Boyd. “That's what Terrence ture yourself, Stuckey has a community. Terrence was a would have liked, I think.” few pieces of advice that may member of Pee Dee Electric, help you get started on your Donations for the park so this works both ways project. where we can support his (collected through the Pee “I would say the most family and the community as Dee Fraternal Order of important part is to make sure well.” Police) now total over you're starting with a quality Local businessman Curtis $13,000. piece of furniture. You don't Boyd, who purchased the Once the Carraway want to invest a lot of time and park site at South Main Street Foundation's status as a tax- money and paint in something and D Avenue and donated exempt 501(c)3 charity is that's not going to hold up over its use to the Terrence officially finalized, other time,” Stuckey says. Carraway Foundation, said donations – including a “Everything that I do, I want it construction efforts should to last for generations.” $5,000 pledge from the City kick into gear soon. She suggests avoiding A painted furniture creation from Casually Southern “Evans Construction is of Darlington – should move pieces made of particle board going to start the dirt work that total even higher. or pressed wood covered in Eliminate those that may be thoroughly clean away all dirt, paints (available locally at within the next month. All “We just want to thank thin veneer. Instead, search beyond redemption, and apply old polish, etc. Keep a variety Fleur De Lis Antique Mall), the South Carolina you on behalf of my husband out items made of solid wood, your own judgment as to how of sandpaper grits, ranging and she advises sealing wood Department of and our family,” said Allison preferably with durable joints much wear and tear is too from rough to fine finish surfaces prior to painting to prevent stains from blooming Transportation work has Carraway, Terrence's widow. (dovetail, finger, and mortise much for your purposes. grades, to smooth out rough up later. been approved, the permits “We will make sure that this and tenon joints, for example) “Sometimes the dents and patches and give the wood a dings will help tell a story,” refined, silky surface. Quality Stuckey’s business, have been approved, the goes toward (remembering) and a salvageable surface. engineering drawings have says Stuckey. “If you don't paintbrushes – preferably Casually Southern, also makes all of the fallen officers in Veneer isn't always a deal- been completed by Ervin breaker; just be sure the mate- mind those dings, I say leave those that don't drop many custom printed signs. If you'd South Carolina.” Engineering and they did the rial is thick enough to endure them. They can help add char- bristles – can help you attain like to contact her about help- footwork to get those To learn more about a little sanding so paints and acter to a piece.” even, consistent coverage. ing revive your furnishings or approved for us,” said Boyd. donating to the Terrence stains can fully adhere. As for equipment, Stuckey Stuckey has seen good results crafting unique signage, Plans for the park include Carraway Foundation, Always survey your poten- says a project toolkit should with General Finishes milk please message her through a monument naming all 394 www.peedeefop.org. tial piece for damage. include a good degreaser to paints and Dixie Belle chalk Facebook @CasuallySouthern.

ment's efforts to update its Vehicles vehicle fleet. City Council Continued from 1A authorized DPD's acquisition of five new cars in the last fiscal Kelvin Washington, City of year. Three of these cars went Darlington Public Safety to the patrol division and two Director and Chief of Police, were assigned to the criminal says the used vehicles only investigation division. required a little TLC to get Washington says DPD is work- them ready for duty. ing with the USDA to obtain “The guys at the Fire additional patrol vehicles, Department are amazing and which will be paid for through very resourceful. They were a federal grant program. able to go in and work on these DPD is also working to vehicles ... with a couple of secure new undercover vehi- guys from our office, they've cles through federal surplus torn them down and made programs, which provide used repairs. Most of this free equip- stock to law enforcement agen- ment has very little wrong with cies for free or at a reduced it, so it's mostly body work and cost. Unlike leased vehicles, wiring and small repairs,” says these city-owned cars and Washington. SUVs could be altered and cus- The 4X4 police and fire tomized to extend their life as UTVs are now fully kitted-out viable undercover units. with flashing lights, sirens, Washington notes that while seatbelts, and all requisite safe- other departments around the ty systems to make them street- nation have used the federal legal. 1033 military surplus program “We're going to use them at to obtain large armored vehi- events like parades, the Sweet cles, his priority is getting prac- Potato Festival, in search and tical rescue vehicles for situa- rescue operations in places like tions our first responders rou- Williamson Park and other off- tinely encounter. Specifically, road situations where we can't Washington is working on get- take a regular vehicle in,” says ting a high water vehicle DFD Assistant Chief Charles designed to ford through haz- Bailey. ardous flood waters. Washington says the Honda “We were not prepared last DFD Assistant Chief Charles Bailey with two road-ready Gator UTVs. PHOTO BY SAMANTHA LYLES UTV will allow police to patrol year when we had the flood more freely in heavy traffic, down around Shoshone Drive. Meanwhile, the newest “The patrol cars have a new it's the most well-known thing them off the line. which regularly occurs during We did not have the kind of patrol vehicles are already look. ... We wanted to do some- about our city.” Be on the lookout for the the Bojangles’ Southern 500 equipment we need to go in cruising the streets in thing that was totally different Washington adds that the new patrol cars and UTVs at and all its related parades and and do extractions and get Darlington, sporting a plain than other jurisdictions within new vehicles are all white the annual Darlington Car events. folks out. So we're moving white paint scheme with a sim- the county,” says Washington. (rather that the old Hauler Parade, which will rum- The UTV -- while novel and toward getting equipment to ple, bold logo and a few small “There's graphics in the rear black/white/black paint jobs) ble through the Public Square uniquely useful -- is but one help in those type situations,” touches that show hometown window that reference because bare white vehicles are just after sundown on example of the police depart- says Washington. pride. Darlington Raceway because easier to resell once DPD pulls Thursday, Aug. 29.

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Lynn Darlington. away Monday, Aug. 19, 2019, than conquerors with burial at Florence was a former member of Swift In addition to her parents, in Murrells Inlet. A memorial Memorial Gardens. Creek Baptist Church where she was preceded in death by service was held Aug. 22 in the The family received friends she sang in the church choir her daughter, Lisa Boozer; her chapel at Belk Funeral Home. through Christ Friday at Belk Funeral Home, for many years, and a more husband, Thomas Wayne and other times at her brother recent member of Tolson; and her brother, The family received friends David Barber’s home, 920 E. Mechanicsville Baptist Wayne Barber. following the service. A guest- By Bill Holland Billy Farrow Highway, Church. A guestbook is available book is available online at We acknowledge God’s Darlington. Surviving are her son, online at belkfuneralhome.com. blessings in our own life as well as those around us. Of course, we have our share of problems and struggles, but for the most part, the Lord has Jane Windham’s recipe for Zuppa Toscana Soup provided for our basic needs and to be honest, He has also My version of a traditional set aside. given us a lot of luxuries. Italian soup that will warm the 4. Put the Our seasons of difficulty coldest days. cubed potatoes might be with a relationship, into a large pot financial hardships, issues with Ingredients and cover with our health, the loss of a loved water. Bring to a one or the occasional internal boil over medium 3 pound bag of small red suffering associated with a potatoes washed and cubed high heat; add 1 eignty. tablespoon salt; painful emotion called rejec- 1 pound package sweet tion. For example, by the mercy Italian sausage links, casings reduce heat and of God when we are allowed to simmer for 10-15 In the hard times, we are removed tempted to deny the situation create something and it’s used 1 large sweet onion minutes or until to help encourage one person, tender. or hide from the agony, to chopped then maybe that was God’s 5. Remove which we all know is like put- 3-4 stalks celery chopped ting a Band-Aid on a broken original objective. 1 large package kale from heat and set aside. arm. In this light, just because we washed and cut into small Discouragement and are not world-famous or mak- pieces about 1 inch in size 6. Place the depression are real and unfor- ing millions does not mean we 1 tablespoon salt sausage in a fry- tunately, a lot of people live have failed to be a success in 1 tablespoon garlic salt ing pan over medium heat. with a smile on the outside but God’s view. 1 tablespoon butter are crying on the inside. 2 cups 1% milk Use the end of a Being popular with the flat spatula to There are several keys that world has nothing to do with 1 can evaporated milk can help us overcome feelings enough water to cover pota- break down the how much God loves you and is sausage into of being ostracized and one of pleased with you. toes and kale them is instead of asking God smaller pieces as and cooked onion and celery Recipe Notes Sometimes our misery is salt and pepper to taste to change everyone’s view of it is browning. Remove from to the same stockpot. caused when we assume some- the pan and drain. 10. Add the 2 cups of milk Garnish the bowls of soup us, we can ask Him to allow us Instructions to see ourselves the way He thing is one way when it’s actu- 7. Add 1 tablespoon butter and the can of evaporated milk with cooked, chopped bacon, ally something else. to the same frying pan and sees us. 1. Put chopped kale into a and stir to blend. if desired. It’s not always true that oth- saute the onion and celery Researching the big picture large stockpot and add enough 11. Taste and add addition- The soup is just as good ers do not like us ... or respect until tender. of our situation and analyzing water to cover the kale. al salt and pepper as desired. served as a left-over the next 8. Pour the cooked potatoes every detail will allow us to us. 2. Bring to a boil over medi- 12. Simmer uncovered for day. and liquid into the large stock- trace the cause and discover a It might seem like it, but um high heat; reduce heat and an additional 10 minutes or See more from Jane pot with the cooked kale. deeper understanding about most of the time it’s simply that simmer about 30 minutes. until ready to serve. Windham at cottageatthe- 9. Add the drained sausage why we feel the way we do. others do not have an interest 3. Remove from heat and crossroads.com. 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Clare Road, Dovesville, [email protected] fidence. about what we enjoy. 6th Street, Hartsville, Sept. 8, Sunday: 9:30 a.m.-Sunday announces hours: Sunday: 10 Sometimes our rejection is To be honest, people are just 5-8 p.m. September is School; 10:30 a.m.-Worship a.m. Sunday School, 11 a.m. Bible Truth associated with our gifts and more focused on their own life Prostate Cancer Awareness Service Worship Services and 6 p.m. talents and how we believe that Holiness Church than what we are doing. Month; we will have informa- 4 p.m.-Prayer Closet; 5:30 Evening Worship. Wednesday: no one cares about what we Bible Truth Holiness Do not take it personally or Church, 5360 Indian Branch tion about prostate health. p.m. Evening Worship 6:30 Adult Bible Study; Youth enjoy. be offended when your friends Road, Lydia, invites you to Devotional service by Pastor Services Bible Study, Children When it comes to our spiri- at work, church, social media, come Sept. 1 to hear Sister C.E. Carraway and The Monday: Monday Night (Children In Action) 7:30 tual well-being, an important Stephanie Nesbitt from St. Emmanuel Community Ministry (MNM)-Youth Adult Choir Practice key to consider is that whatever or even your family are not Stephens at morning service Church Family, Lamar. Fellowship & Meal we do for God, it’s wise to be excited about your dreams. at 11 and evening service at Wednesday: 10:30 a.m. - Second Missionary sure that God told us to do it. If you are being haunted by 6. Also, on Sept. 8, Brother Revival at Macedonia Old Fashioned Chapel Service Baptist Church It’s much better to listen and rejection, I want to encourage Mark Hatfield from Ohio will Baptist Church & Fellowship Meal; 6:30 p.m. Second Missionary Baptist follow God’s directions than to you today to seek God’s promis- be at morning service at 11 Macedonia Missionary - Small Group Bible Study (all Church, 212 W. Washington do something on our own and es about how precious you are and evening service at 6. Baptist Church, 400 South ages) and Youth Group St., Hartsville, announces then ask Him to bless it. and write them on the tables of Main St., Darlington, is hav- Meeting. hours. 8 a.m. early morning The idea of patience is to your heart. Pianist to perform ing its annual revival Sept. worship service, 9 a.m. church prevent putting the cart before Remember that Jesus also at Trinity UMC 30-Oct. 3 at 7 nightly. Guest The Upper Room school service, 10 a.m. morn- the horse. faced severe rejection: “He ing worship. On Sept. 15, at 5 p.m., pastors: Monday, Robbie Holy Ghost Mission It’s easy to forget that obedi- came to that which was his Shortt, Lee Street Church of Sunday morning worship is Thomas Pandolfi, pianist, will ence is up to us, but the results own, but his own did not God; Tuesday, LaTonya Dash, at 11 a.m. Bible study Covenant perform free at Trinity United of our labors are up to Him and receive him” -- John 1:11. St. James United Methodist Thursday at 7 p.m. at 109 Baptist Church Methodist Church Fellowship are solely based on His inten- Keep your focus on Christ Hall, 126 Pearl St., Church; Wednesday, James Main St. in Darlington. Covenant Baptist Church, tions. and he will help dissolve the Darlington. Ann Williamson Wesley Dennis III, Bethel 628 Pocket Road, announces If we really believe this, we unhappiness, hopelessness, became a fan of the pianist AME Church; Thursday, Church Prayer Line hours: Sunday: 10 a.m. would never be upset because and is underwriting this per- Eugene Thomas, Pleasant Anyone who needs prayer Sunday school, 11 a.m. we would know that every- and discouragement in your formance. Grove Missionary Baptist is welcome to call Covenant Spoken Word Service. thing is being accomplished life. Church. Baptist Church Prayer Line at Wednesday: 6 p.m. Bible according to His will. Lay your visions and talents Discussions About 843-393-8555. Study. If we are dissatisfied with at the feet of the one who made Palmetto you and depend on his plans as Prostrate Health Mt. Zion Tabernacle the results, then we are proba- Baptist Church St. Catherine's Jerusalem Baptist Church, Ministries bly focusing on our own projec- we have this promise in James Palmetto Baptist Church Episcopal Church 301 South 6th St., Hartsville, Mt. Zion Tabernacle tions and expectations instead 4:10, “Humble yourselves in Senior Choir celebrates 47th 3123 W. Palmetto St., seeks men and women to take Ministries, 426 W. Broad St. of trusting that God is guiding the sight of the Lord, and he anniversary Sept. 1 at 5 p.m. Florence. Worship Time: 11 part in discussions about in Darlington, announces our life with His divine sover- shall lift you up.” 1104 Piano Road, Florence. a.m. (4th Sunday 8:30 a.m.) prostate health Sept. 28 from hours: 1st/3rd Sunday Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. 9 a.m. to noon. Event is Pastoral Sunday: Sunday Health Fair Phone: 843-601-3672. aimed at men 40 and older. School at 9:30 a.m. Church Maxwell Baptist Church PLACEYOURADINPLACE YOUR AD IN September is Prostate Cancer Services 11 Elder M. Frierson Lawson Grove Awareness Month. To register Health Fair, at 1309 Malloy 2nd/4th Sunday: Sunday 101101 S.C. NEWSPAPERS St., Florence, is Sept. 7 from Baptist Church call 803-708-4732 or email School at 9:30; Service at 11 and reach more than 2.1 million readers [email protected]. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Event 3585 Lawson Grove Rd., a.m. using our small space display ad network includes blood-pressure Hartsville. Sunday - Church Pastor Appreciation screenings, Medicare enroll- School at 9:45 a.m. and The Lord Cares Statewide or regional buys available Day at Oates Baptist ment information and more. Worship Service at 10:45 a.m. Please continue to assist Pastor Appreciation Day RSVP to Teresa Jenkins at Wednesday. Prayer 6:30 p.m. The Lord Cares in caring for AlannaAlanna Ritchie 888.727.7377 for Oates Baptist Church, 843-992-5517 by Sept. 2. 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WE WANT COMMUNITY NEWS Email [email protected], call (843) 393-3811 or fax (843) 393-6811. Subject: COMMUNITY NEWS communityWWW.NEWSANDPRESS.NET PETS Of THE WEEk Commerce Boardroom, 214 N Darlington Jolly Little Fellow! Tipping the scales at just 5th St., Hartsville. Planning Nov. 2019 30 pounds, I'm the perfect size pet for just about Commission any home. Polite and more mellow in my VFW Tuesday, Sept. 17 at 9 a.m. Historic approach to life, I was a bit overwhelmed when I The Darlington chapter of at City Hall, located at 400 Landmarks first arrived, but now I've nicely settled in. I had Veterans of Foreign Wars, VFW Pearl Street, Darlington. Commission two nice, young girls who patiently walked me in "GREY/FARROW" Post 3609, 5:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. 4 the front open field the other day and told me meets the first Tuesday of each Bringing Downtown at City Hall, 400 Pearl Street. everything would be OK. My name is Mason and month at 7 p.m. at Taki’s Alive! Concert if I had my druthers, I would opt for a home with Restaurant, 609 Pearl St. The Darlington Downtown Darlington kids and other dogs and perhaps even cats! I like Revitalization Association County Council attention but don't need to be the center of it. DC Disabilities and (DDRA) brings downtown Meeting I'm a more low maintenance fellow who has Special Needs Board alive on Thursday, Sept. 26. The Darlington County many layers to him that will nicely unfold once I am tucked into my new home. Perhaps it The Darlington County The free admission event Council will hold their will be with you? 35 pounds; 1 year old; lab mix Disabilities and Special Needs will be held from 7 to 10 p.m. monthly meeting Nov. 4 at 6 Have you ever seen a more handsome kitty? Board will meet on the follow- at the Liberty Lane Walk of p.m. at the Courthouse Likely not so let me get you on the clue bus and let ing dates and times in 2019. All Fame and the first block of Annex/EMS Building, 1625 you know that it's YOUR LUCKY DAY as I am still in meetings will begin at 2 p.m. Pearl Street downtown. Food Harry Byrd Highway need of a new home! Only a year old, I've been qui- The agenda and and beverages will be avail- (Highway 151), Darlington. etly hanging out under the radar here at the shelter meeting location will be able for purchase. The Council encourages citi- with my sibling, Tommy. While it's been fun mixing posted monthly. zen participation and pro- and mingling with other kitties in my habitat, I'd Meetings: April 30, May 28, Darlington Tree vides an opportunity for citi- really like to find my new person. A more muted June 25, July 30, Aug. 27, Sept. Board zens to present their concerns orange with magnificent swirls on my sides, I'm a 24, Oct. 29, Nov. 26. Sept. 30 at 5:30 p.m. at at the beginning of each regu- more reserved, quiet fellow looking for a low activ- No meeting in City Hall, 400 Pearl Street, lar meeting. Those wishing to ity home where I can slowly settle in and grow into December. Darlington. make a presentation should my full pet potential. Ask for me, Toby, and don't contact the Clerk to Council be afraid to also ask for Tommy (he's super friendly and would do a great job in helping me Darlington Branch Oct. 2019 at 843-398-4100 or jbish- adjust in my new home!). I proudly hang out on the sidelines of my habitat (not everyone NAACP [email protected]. The Darlington Branch can be front and center, you know!) and I'll be keeping on my light hoping you'll come for Darlington County me soon. Male; tabby; 1 year old NAACP meets on the second Darlington City Tuesday every month, 7 p.m. at Council Meeting Board of Education Have you lost or found a pet? 109 Pearl St. For more, please The Darlington City The Darlington County contact President Anthony Hall School District Board of If you have lost or found a pet, go online to www.darlingtonhumane.org and click on the Council will hold their at 843-229-1274. Education will meet at 6 p.m. link Lost/ Found Pets. You will be directed to the www.thelostpets.com Web site where monthly meeting Oct. 1 at 6:30 p.m. in the City of Nov. 11 in the Training Room you can register your missing pet. of the Administrative Office You will be able to provide a detailed description of your missing pet, as well as attach a photo. August 2019 Darlington Council Chambers at City Hall, located at 400 located at 120 E. Smith Upon registering your lost pet, an e-mail alert will be sent to the Darlington Shelter’s e-mail Avenue in Darlington. address. This will allow the Shelter staff to recognize your lost pet should it arrive at the facility. Pearl Street in, Darlington. Bringing Downtown Darlington City Alive! Concert 2019 American Council Meeting The Darlington Downtown Thurs: 8pm Revolution The Darlington City Revitalization Association Area Happenings Fri: noon, 8pm Symposium: State Council will hold their (DDRA) brings downtown Sat noon, 8 pm of Rebellion: South monthly meeting Nov. 12 at Library Programs alive on Thursday, Aug. 30. Carolina’s Place in 6:30 p.m. in the City of Weekly Events Summer Reading Program, Al-Anon Meetings The free admission event the American Darlington Council Chambers will be held from 7 to 10 p.m. Darlington Library, Tuesdays Al-Anon is a fellowship of Revolution at City Hall, located at 400 at the Liberty Lane Walk of Board of Zoning at 10 a.m. adult relatives and friends of Saturday, Oct. 5, 2019 at Pearl Street, Darlington, SC. Fame and the first block of Appeals Family Movie - Thurs. at alcoholics for mutual support. the SC Archives & History Pearl Street downtown. Food Darlington 5:30 p.m. on Mondays on 4pm Visitors are welcome. Center, 8301 Parklane Road, Accelerated Reader Testing, and beverages will be avail- Columbia, SC 29223. To reg- Planning an as-needed basis, coordinat- Childcare is not available. Al- Commission ed through the Codes Available ALL Summer able for purchase. ister & complete details: Anon meetings: Tuesday, Nov. 19 at 9 a.m. Enforcement Office. Potluck Club [What the Thursdays at 8 p.m at the https://scarchivesandhistory- Fork?], Monthly Event, 4th foundation.org/2018/12/20/ at City Hall, located at 400 Hartsville AA Hut, 310 S. Sept. 2019 Pearl Street, Darlington, SC. Hartsville Wednesday at 5:30 pm, bring McFarland Street. Info: 843- 2019-american-revolution- one dish and feast on symposium/ Rotary Club 992-2981. Bojangles Tuesdays at 12:30 p.m. at many…theme changes month- Dec. 2019 Hartsville Country Club ly, call 843-398-4940 for more Southern 500 Darlington County information. Monthly Events Sept. 1 at 6 p.m. at the Council Meeting Darlington Darlington Raceway. Tickets The Darlington County Darlington County Elks Lodge Crochet & Knit can be purchased at Council will hold their Council Meeting Vision screenings The Darlington County Tuesdays: Swing/Shag Clubs secure.racetickets.com. monthly meeting Oct. 7 at 6 Free Medical Clinic of Council will hold their dance lessons, "New" line Lamar: each Monday at p.m. at the Courthouse Darlington County and the monthly meeting Dec. 2 at 6 dance lessons from 8-10 p.m. 4:30 p.m. 326-5524 Darlington City Annex/EMS Building, 1625 Darlington Lions Club are p.m. at the Courthouse Wednesdays: Karaoke from Society Hill: each Friday Council Meeting Harry Byrd Highway sponsoring free vision screen- Annex/EMS Building, 1625 8-10 p.m. from 2-4 pm 378-0026 The Darlington City (Highway 151), Darlington. ings, third Wednesday of each Harry Byrd Highway Thursdays: Bingo at 7:30 Darlington: 2nd Friday of Council will hold their The Council encourages citi- month, 1-4 p.m. at Free (Highway 151), Darlington. p.m. the month 10 a.m. - noon 398- monthly meeting Sept. 3 at zen participation and pro- Medical Clinic of Darlington The Council encourages citi- Darlington Elks Lodge is 4940 6:30 p.m. in the City of vides an opportunity for citi- County, 203 Grove St. You do zen participation and pro- located at 836 Timmonsville Hartsville: “The Stitchers” Darlington Council Chambers zens to present their concerns not have to be an FMC patient. vides an opportunity for citi- Hwy. For more info: 843-393- group meets the 1st & 3rd at City Hall, located at 400 at the beginning of each regu- zens to present their concerns 1451. Mondays and 2nd & 4th Pearl Street in Darlington. lar meeting. Those wishing to Head Start at the beginning of each regu- Thursdays at 5 pm. Darlington County Head make a presentation should BNI Darlington County contact the Clerk to Council lar meeting. Those wishing to Start program policy council Board of Education make a presentation should Meets each Tuesday at from Pee Dee SCORE meetings, 4th Monday of each at 843-398-4100 or jbish- The Darlington County contact the Clerk to Council 7:30-9 a.m. at Black Creeks Art Pee Dee SCORE (Service month, 5:30 p.m. at Butler [email protected]. School District Board of at 843-398-4100 or jbish- Council, 116 W College Ave in Corps of Retired Executives) Head Start Center, 1103 S. 6th Education will meet at 6 p.m. [email protected]. Hartsville. offers Free confidential coun- St., Hartsville. Darlington Darlington County Sept. 9 in the Training Room seling to America's small busi- County Community Action Board of Education of the Administrative Office Darlington City Hartsville ness, serving Darlington, Agency board meetings, 4th The Darlington County Kiwanis Club Florence and surrounding located at 120 E. Smith School District Board of Council Meeting Thursday every month at 5:30 The Darlington City Thursdays at 12:15 p.m. at areas. Existing and start-up Avenue in Darlington. Education will meet at 6 p.m. p.m., Butler Head Start Center. Council will hold their the Hartsville Country Club businesses can schedule an Oct. 14 in the Training Room appointment by calling the Darlington County of the Administrative Office monthly meeting Dec. 3 at American Legion Council Meeting 6:30 p.m. in the City of Hartsville Lions Hartsville Chamber of American Legion Post 13 of located at 120 E. Smith The Darlington County Darlington Council Chambers Club Commerce at 843-332-6401. Darlington meets second Avenue in Darlington. Council will hold their at City Hall, located at 400 Thursdays at 12:30 p.m. at Thursday of each month at the monthly meeting Sept. 9 at 6 Pearl Street, Darlington. Mr. B's Restaurant Alcoholics Post on Harry Byrd Highway. Connections at Anonymous p.m. at the Courthouse Breakfast - DCIT Centennial Alcoholics Anonymous will DDRA Board of Annex/EMS Building, 1625 Connect with DCIT at our Darlington County Farmers Market hold an open meeting of big Harry Byrd Highway first Connections at Breakfast Board of Education Directors Meeting The Darlington County This market features fresh, book and traditions studies (Highway 151), Darlington. on Oct. 17 at 8 a.m. Make The DDRA Board of School District Board of organic gourmet foods, free- weekly at 8 p.m. Monday The Council encourages citi- connections with other busi- Directors will meet at City Education will meet at 6 p.m. range eggs and homegrown, nights at Trinity UMC on Pearl zen participation and pro- ness-people while learning Administration, 410 Pearl Dec. 9 in the Training Room healthy foods including home- Street. Use Orange Street vides an opportunity for citi- about our programs, meeting Street, at 8 a.m. on the first of the Administrative Office made breads and sweet treats entrance. Info: 843-395-6897. zens to present their concerns our students, and touring our Tuesday of the month, except located at 120 E. Smith and as always, live music and AA meets at the Hartsville at the beginning of each regu- state-of-the-art facility. in July and September. Avenue in Darlington. entertainment! Every AA Hut, 310 S. McFarland lar meeting. Those wishing to Members who attend have Thursday from 4 – 7 p.m. Street: Darlington County make a presentation should an opportunity to be drawn to Location: Corner of 5th St. and Sun: 6pm First Steps contact the Clerk to Council give a 60-second infomercial at 843-398-4100 or jbish- Carolina Ave. in Hartsville. Mon: noon 2nd Tuesday each month at about their business. [email protected]. Tues: 8pm 5:30 pm in the Chamber of This event is FREE. 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However, it was The loss of its defending 1992 and nearly Wins – 19 Daytona 500 that Bonnett by finishing fifth or better in also the loss of three of its most champion and a great guy in the title that same year, 1993 Poles – 14 would not survive, cutting his the final race at Atlanta. popular figures in that era that the garage was tough on the was looking like it could be Top-5 Finishes: 66 storied career short. Allison, the points leader head- caused everyone in the indus- sport. Kulwicki garnered five Allison’s season to win his first Top-10 Finishes: 92 He was named one of ing into the finale, finished try to pause and reflect as the total Cup victories and 75 top- NASCAR Cup Series champi- Laps Led: 4,978 NASCAR’s 50 Greatest Drivers 27th, allowing Kulwicki to win losses rippled through the 10 finishes in nine years of onship. Most wins at track (Cup): in 1998 and won the 1981 the title over . Allison sport. competition, but it was his One of the members of the Michigan International Southern 500 at Darlington would finish third in the cham- 1992 championship he is best famed Gang, Allison Speedway and Talladega Raceway for one of his biggest known for in his illustrious won early in the 1993 cam- Superspeedway (3 wins at victories. pionship standings. (1954-93) career. paign at , each) by the num- Kulwicki passed away trav- Alan Kulwicki by the num- and was fifth in the standings NOTES: 2019 NASCAR Hall bers: NASCAR Cup Series eling to a track he had the most Alan Kulwicki had put bers: NASCAR Cup Series midway through the season, of Fame inductee; Named one Wins – 18 success on – Bristol Motor together one of the most mem- Wins – 5 but a helicopter crash in the of NASCAR’s 50 Greatest Poles – 20 Speedway – where he had two orable seasons in NASCAR lore, Poles – 24 infield of Talladega Drivers in 1998 Top-5 Finishes: 83 of his five total series wins. winning the 1992 NASCAR Top-5 Finishes: 38 Superspeedway in July took Top-10 Finishes: 156 Allison passed away in a hel- Cup Series championship in Top-10 Finishes: 75 the life of one of the sport’s Neil Bonnett Laps Led: 6,378 icopter accident in the one of the most miraculous Laps Led: 2,686 most popular drivers and son of (1946-94) Most wins at track (Cup): comebacks in history. After Most wins at track (Cup): legend . and infield in 1993. Allison was trailing points leader Bill Elliott (2); Just like Kulwicki, Davey Another member of the (3 wins piloting the helicopter to by 278 with six races remain- ISM Raceway (Phoenix), Allison raced nine seasons in , Neil Bonnett at each); 1981 Southern 500 Talladega (with ) to ing, Kulwicki managed to eat Pocono Raceway, Rockingham the Cup Series, totaling 19 vic- endured a 20-year career at winner at Darlington Raceway watch a practice session for away at the deficit and won the Speedway (1 at each) tories in a career that was NASCAR’s top level, amassing NOTES: Named one of Neil Bonnett and his son, championship by 10 points over NOTES: 2019 NASCAR Hall trending upward before his 18 victories. NASCAR’s 50 Greatest Drivers David, who would be making Million Dollar Bill. of Fame inductee; Named one death. After the final race of Considered one of the good in 1998 It was an amazing finish for of NASCAR’s 50 Greatest the season in 1993, series guys in the garage every week, his Busch Series debut. Farmer the single-car team that year Drivers in 1998 champion Dale Earnhardt and Bonnett moved to the TV booth Ultimately, all three of these survived the crash and was and 1993 started off in the race winner after a 1990 crash at Darlington racing legends lost their lives in pulled from the wreck by same fashion, however, Davey Allison drove a side-by-side Polish Raceway, but always wanted to the 1993-94 seasons, but they Bonnett. Allison, Farmer and Kulwicki would perish in a (1961-93) Victory Lap carrying flags for be back in a race car. In 1994, were all tied together in a Bonnett were all tied together plane crash on April 1 traveling fallen drivers Kulwicki and Bonnett secured a ride with unique way. as members of the legendary to Bristol Motor Speedway for Davey Allison’s career was Allison. Phoenix Racing for a limited Alan Kulwicki won the 1992 Alabama Gang. SCDOT plan would make small dent in fixing bad state roads

By Rick Brundrett “reconstruction” projects. ished by the end of 2021 doesn’t Dillon (21.47), Marion (19.33) lawmakers: “The sad truth is that if it is not The Nerve Beside “pavements” projects, necessarily correspond to the and Lee (17.93). “I don’t have another email currently on the priority list – DOT plans to finish a total of 32 population size of the county. DOT has worked on other from you and your tone is hos- The S.C. Department of it’s because there are roads miles of “interstate upgrade” Florence County, for example, road projects not included in tile,” Rep. Krystle Simmons, D- worse than it.” Transportation plans to com- projects on I-85 in Cherokee home to powerful Republican the latest gas-tax-hike records Berkeley, wrote to a con- plete about 2,300 miles of road “You can go to the SCDOT and Spartanburg counties by Sen. Hugh Leatherman, has the provided to The Nerve or listed stituent, who noted she emailed repairs by the end of 2021, website and click Sptg. County July 6, 2021, and on I-20 in 13th-largest population in the on the agency’s website. For Simmons earlier but didn’t get a records released to The Nerve Lexington County by this Oct. state but ranks second in the example, the department and for all roads,” Rep. Rita Allison, show, though that number rep- response. “I’m willing to check 21. The Nerve in January number of road miles sched- town of Hilton Head Island in on this for you, please be more R-Spartanburg, said in a one- resents a small portion of the revealed that DOT plans to uled to be completed. June completed a $1.1 million, sentence reply to a second major road work the agency specific … ” spend more than a third of gas- Below are the 10 counties 1.5-mile repaving project on email sent by a constituent says needs to be done “I get many notes like yours, tax-hike revenues on widening with the most “pavements” Pope Avenue – a major tourist statewide. and like you, I am very frustrat- seeking answers. or repaving interstates. miles scheduled to be finished artery – though part of it has to ed,” said Rep. Bill Chumley, R- The department wants to be redone after complaints In addition, DOT has sched- by no later than the end of Spartanburg. “This is exactly bring about 16,800 miles of from drivers, according to a Hannah Hill, senior policy uled to complete about 237 2021, according to DOT what I thought would happen state roads up to a “good” rating story in The Island Packet news- analyst with the South Carolina miles of “rural road safety” proj- records: when we passed the gas tax bill under its 10-year plan, which is paper. Policy Council, contributed to based on revenues from the ects statewide by Oct. 31, 2020, that I voted against. … I believe which, according to its website, Lexington: 122.49 Meanwhile, residents across this story. Brundrett is the news gas-tax-hike law that took effect the state continue to wonder that this bill was just a way to two years ago. include such things as widening Florence: 104.19 raise taxes, and repair roads in editor of The Nerve (www.then- shoulders and adding Anderson: 97.36 when bad roads and bridges in erve.org). Contact him at 803- The 16,800 miles represent their communities will be fixed. certain districts.” guardrails. Horry: 94.27 254-4411 or [email protected]. half of the approximately In June, the South Carolina “I am very familiar with the 33,600 miles of state roads that The department on its web- York: 91.60 road you are asking about and Follow him on Twitter site separately lists 657 projects Greenwood: 88.04 Policy Council, the parent the agency says have to be agree that it is in desperate @RickBrundrett. Follow The under its 10-year plan, though Spartanburg: 74.48 organization of The Nerve, resurfaced or rebuilt. need of repair,” Sen. Ross 64 percent and 27 percent of Orangeburg: 74.42 launched “Project Road Repair” Nerve on Facebook and Twitter In passing the gas-tax-hike Turner, R-Greenville, wrote. the total are identified as bridge Aiken: 73.58 to encourage citizens to ask @thenervesc. law, which raised the state gas their state lawmakers – who tax 12 cents per gallon over six and “rural road safety” projects, Greenville: 68 respectively; and there are no largely control the selection years and increased other vehi- of DOT commissioners – for cle taxes and fees, lawmakers listed completion dates for The following five counties more than 64 percent of the round out the bottom of the list, specifics on the status of promised that the money would their roads. total. with their total “pavements” be used to fix the state’s crum- Here’s a sampling of the The amount of identified miles in parentheses: Fairfield bling roads and bridges in their email responses so far from constituents’ communities. “pavements” work to be fin- (24.74), Beaufort (21.98), DOT has said 80 percent of the state’s approximately 42,000 miles of roads needs resurfacing or rebuilding, PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF SOUTH CAROLINA and identified 465 out of CLERK’S OFFICE 750 “structurally deficient” REVISED NOTICE OF FILING DOCKET NO. 2019-262-E bridges to be replaced. But in the first two years Application of Duke Energy Progress, LLC for Approval of Rider DSM/EE-11, Decreasing Residential Rates and Increasing of the gas-tax-hike law, the Non-Residential Rates state collected enough rev- Duke Energy Progress, LLC (the Company or DEP) has led an Application requesting that the Public Service Commission of enues to cover three-quar- South Carolina (the Commission) approve its Application for Rider DSM/EE-11 (Rider 11) to recover certain costs and revenue ters of the $1 billion in road associated with its demand-side management (DSM) and energy eciency (EE) programs. Rider 11 provides for the recovery of and bridge projects identi- DSM/EE costs allocated jurisdictionally to South Carolina for the test period, January 1, 2018, through December 31, 2018, and for the forecast period, January 1, 2020, through December 31, 2020; net lost revenues for DSM and EE programs as applicable; and fied by DOT, yet the agency program/portfolio performance incentives (PPI) as applicable, in accordance with Order No. 2015-596. completed or “substantially” completed just 8 percent of e revenue DEP proposes to recover under the proposed Rider 11 is as follows: the total estimated cost, The t  GSPN3FTJEFOUJBM$VTUPNFSTBOE Nerve reported last week. t  GSPN(FOFSBM4FSWJDF$VTUPNFST And DOT might not hit its Based on the total costs to be recovered under the proposed Rider 11, the billing factors applicable to South Carolina Customers 10-year goals based on GPSUIFCJMMJOHQFSJPE+BOVBSZ  UISPVHI%FDFNCFS  JODMVTJWFPGHSPTTSFDFJQUTUBYFT i(35w BOE4PVUI$BSPMJOB scheduled completion dates Regulatory Fees (Reg Fee), would be as follows (shown in cents per kWh): for 1,424 “pavements” proj- Rate Class DSM/EE Annual Rider ects covering a total of 2,312.5 miles, The Nerve’s Residential  latest review found. The (FOFSBM4FSWJDF&&POMZ  department hasn’t published (FOFSBM4FSWJDF%4.POMZ (0.008) those completion dates on its THE NEWS & PRESS WILL BE CLOSED website but provided sched- Lighting 0.000 ON MONDAY, SEPT. 2 FOR LABOR DAY uling records last week to ćF"QQMJDBUJPOXBTĕMFEQVSTVBOUUP4$$PEF"OOfBOE4$$PEF"OO3FHTBOE UIF3VMFTPG The Nerve under the S.C. Practice and Procedure of the Commission. We hope you have a happy Freedom of Information Act. A copy of the company’s Application can be found on the Commission’s website at www.psc.sc.gov under Docket No. 2019-262-E. The Nerve’s review of "EEJUJPOBMMZ BDPQZPGUIFBQQMJDBUJPOJTBWBJMBCMFGSPNUIFDPSQPSBUFPďDFPG3FCFDDB+%VMJO "TTPDJBUF(FOFSBM$PVOTFM %VLF and safe holiday weekend! those documents and related &OFSHZ$PSQPSBUJPO .BJO4USFFU 4VJUF $PMVNCJB 4PVUI$BSPMJOBBOE4BNVFM+8FMMCPSO &TRVJSF 3PCJOTPO(SBZ online records found that: 4UFQQ-BďUUF --$ (BETEFO4USFFU $PMVNCJB 4PVUI$BSPMJOB Of the 2,312.5 miles of If the Application or Petition in this case contains a request for adjustment of rates, the rates are subject to potential “pavements” projects sched- modi cation by the Commission during the course of this case. uled to be completed by Nov. Any person who wishes to participate in this matter as a party of record, should le a Petition to Intervene in accordance with 30, 2021, 1,735.2 miles, or the Commission’s Rules of Practice and Procedure on or before October 25, 2019, by ling the Petition to Intervene with the 75 percent of the total, are Commission, by providing a copy to the Oce of Regulatory Sta and by providing a copy to all parties of record. For the receipt of set to be finished by this Dec. future Commission correspondence, please include an email address in the Petition to Intervene. Please refer to Docket No. 2019- 15. In comparison, 92.7 proj- 262-E and mail a copy to all other parties in this docket. Any person who seeks to intervene and who wishes to testify and present ect miles were to be complet- FWJEFODFBUUIFIFBSJOH JGTDIFEVMFE TIPVMEOPUJGZ JOXSJUJOH UIF$PNNJTTJPOUIF0ďDFPG3FHVMBUPSZ4UBČBU.BJO4USFFU  Suite 900, Columbia, South Carolina 29201; and the company at the above address, on or before October 25, 2019. Please refer to ed in 2018; and 385.1 miles Docket No. 2019-262-E. and 99.2 miles are set to be finished in 2020 and 2021, A public hearing, if scheduled, will be held in Columbia, South Carolina in the oces of the Commission located at 101 Executive Center Drive, Suite 100, Columbia, South Carolina 29210, for the purpose of receiving testimony and other evidence from all respectively. interested parties regarding this Application. e time and date of this hearing will be furnished to all interested parties at a later Some of the scheduled date. road work involves less- involved “preservation” proj- PLEASE NOTE THAT INTERVENOR COMMENTS REGARDING DUKE ENERGY PROGRESS LLC’S FILING ARE DUE ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 15, 2019. COMMENTS MUST BE FILED WITH THE COMMISSION AT THE ADDRESS ects, which, according to LISTED BELOW, AND A COPY OF THE COMMENTS MUST BE SERVED ON ALL OF THE PARTIES OF RECORD IN DOT’s website, includes such DOCKET NO. 2019-262-E. thing as “crack sealing” and For the most recent information regarding this docket, including changes in scheduled dates included in this Notice, please refer to “chip sealing.” Major www.psc.sc.gov and Docket No. 2019-262-E. ADS AND CLASSIFIEDS DEADLINE repaving or road rebuilding projects typically are catego- Persons seeking information about the Commission’s procedures should contact the Commission at (803) 896-5100 or visit its WILL BE THURSDAY, AUGUST 29 AT NOON rized as “rehabilitation” or website at www.psc.sc.gov. 8/21/19 QUOTE At one point in your life you either have the thing you want or the reasons why you don’t. AUGUST 28, 2019 | PAGE 7A ANDY RODDICK THE NEWS AND PRESS, DARLINGTON, S.C. sportsWWW.NEWSANDPRESSONLINE.COM Darlington gets shut out in season opener against Cheraw

By Drake Horton Contributing Writer CHERAW -- The Darlington Falcons 2019 football season got off to a rocky start on the road, losing 28-0 to the Cheraw Braves. After playing in a two-quar- ter jamboree the week before, the Falcons officially kicked the new football season off this past Friday night with new head coach Raymond Jennings and while there was promise at times on the defense, the offense is still try- ing to find an identity. Behind a steady diet of Javorious Williams running the ball, Darlington got in the Cheraw red zone twice, but each time the Falcons’ drive stalled. “I just came out here and tried to work hard,” Williams said. “Just keep working hard; got to keep working hard.” In the third quarter Darlington made it to Cheraw’s nine-yard line and then in the fourth the Falcons made it all the way the Braves’ three-yard line before failing on fourth down. Now that this game is out of the way, Jennings and his staff will go back, see where they go from here offensively. “We got a big back and we got to try to get him downhill; that’s about it,” Jennings said. turnovers and things like that, down run. After scoring 21 in “Exchanges in the backfield but we gave up 21 points in the first half, Cheraw only are important; keeping the the first half, we played on our scored seven in the second ball off the ground is impor- side of the 30 quite a few half and that lone score came tant. We’ve got to be able to times, punt team didn’t help in the third quarter. get first downs and we didn’t us, turnovers didn’t help us, One of the biggest things do it. but we went out there and we that hints there are positive “I kept telling the offensive thought we played well in things in the future for line the whole time, ‘Let’s just spurts.” Darlington is the youth. think about moving the First, two of those touch- “You look up and I know we chains’ because when you are downs came on just one-play were starting two freshmen young D (defense) and special drives, the first in the second tonight on defense and we teams and thin it will keep quarter for 65 yards and sec- looked up one time and we certain guys off the field so we ond in the third quarter for 53 had four out there on the got to go back and look at film yards. field,” Jennings said. and focus on it. But I learned Second, after a Darlington Most coaches always say the same thing I knew before punt in the first quarter, they learn the most between the game, we got to protect Cheraw returned the ball 30 game one and game two and the football, we’re not that yards all the way to the Jennings is definitely feeling good, we got to move the Falcons’ 10-yard line, giving that way. With so much still chains, we’re not that good, the defense an almost impos- unknown, with the new staff, we’re not that explosive.” sible task of keeping the the young freshmen playing Defensively, however, it Braves out of the end zone and getting used to new sys- was not as bad as it looked. and just two plays later that is tems that some of these play- Yes, the 28 points are not the where they found themselves, ers have not run before, he best looking when it comes to increasing their lead to 14-0. said, this game was definitely the eyes of fans, but the way The only truly sustained a learning experience. those 28 points came is more drive the Braves did against “I knew it in the third quar- telling than the number itself. the Falcons defense was in the ter that we just need to coach “It was 21-0 in the first opening quarter on the open- our way through this game beat us again, so I had to put “(Cheraw) just kept us off bal- help us.” half, in some tough situations; ing drive when it marched and learn from it because you my ego in my back pocket and ance a little bit on the perime- This week, Darlington gets to me that is what I coach, right down the field, putting learn a lot from that first put the guys in position and I ter game and we just never to play its first game at home though,” Jennings said. “I tell together a six-play drive that game and on and just don’t thought they did a good job of really got going offensively as the Falcons take on the them about sudden change, ended in a one-yard touch- want the same mistakes to making plays,” Jennings said. and the kicking game didn’t West Florence Knights. Hartsville High introduces new track, softball coaches Hartsville High School (HHS) announced the hiring of two new athletic head coaches Aug. 21 during a press conference held in the HHS Arena. Frankie Humphrey will be the school’s new track and field head coach. Amber Harvey will be the new varsi- ty softball head coach. Humphrey most recently served as the girls’ track and field head coach at Wilson High School. Prior to that he was Wilson’s head coach for boys’ and girls’ cross country Frankie Humphrey Amber Harvey and an assistant coach for girls’ track and field. Baseball president for Humphrey, who will also He also comes to us highly teach at HHS, holds two recommended as a teacher. Hartsville. Bachelors of Art degrees So, we also look forward to Lewis said he expects from Francis Marion the impact he is going to have Harvey’s success and famil- University in History and on our students in the class- iarity with the program to German. room.” continue as she takes over He also holds a Master of Harvey’s experience the program. Education in Instructional includes serving as the Red “We look forward to hav- Accommodations for Foxes’ varsity softball assis- ing Coach Harvey serve as tant coach last season when Divergent Learners. head coach of our softball the team won the Class 4A HHS Principal Corey team,” Lewis said. State Championship. Lewis praised the experience “We have had the chance Humphrey brings to the She is a graduate of HHS, to watch her grow as a player school’s student-athletes. where she played softball and now as a coach. She will “We are excited to add before going on to play colle- Coach Humphrey to our giately at North Greenville serve as a positive role model coaching staff,” Lewis said. University. for our players on and off the “He has positive experiences There, she earned a field, and we are confident working with student-ath- Bachelor of Arts in that she is capable of ensur- letes who participate in cross Psychology. She also is cur- ing our program will remain country and track and field. rently the Dixie Youth among the best in the state.” PAGE8A | WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2019 NEWS AND PRESS| DARLINGTON, S.C. Construction on new elementary school continues

Construction continues on Darlington’s new elementary school, which will replace both J.L. Cain Elementary and Brunson-Dargan Elementary. These photos were shot July 30. The new school – one of three being built in Darlington County – is to open in the fall of 2020. A name for the school has not yet been chosen. The construction site is next to Cain Elementary. PHOTOS COURTESY OF DARLINGTON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT Extension offers resources to manage toxin-producing blue-green algae in ponds

Clemson University Waterways,” includes exten- sive information on the topic CLEMSON — With recent of blue-green algae. reports attributing the death “This fact sheet provides of some dogs in neighboring information about the algae, states to toxic blue-green why it occurs, what to do and algae in water bodies, prevention,” said Extension Clemson Cooperative Natural Resources Program Extension is offering team leader Derrick Phinney. resources to South “This provides good back- Carolinians pond owners to ground information on identify and prevent harmful cyanobacteria.” algal blooms. There are many types of Cyanobacteria, or blue- algae and not all of them green algae, shares both char- release harmful toxins. acteristics with both bacteria Clemson’s Plant Diagnostic and planktonic algae — Clinic can help with algae microscopic plants that live in identification. 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AUGUST 28, 2019 | PAGE 1B THE NEWS AND PRESS, DARLINGTON, S.C. lifestylesWWW.NEWSANDPRESS.NET Presenting Miss Darlington USA, Miss Darlington Teen USA In front of a packed Trinity- Kitchings also won the West Florence High School. pageant and entertainment Davina and Miss South Teen USA pageants at the Byrnes Collegiate School swimsuit and evening gown Blackwell also won the was provided by Extreme Carolina Teen USA Allie North Charleston Performing Sonoco Gymnasium, the first awards. active wear and evening gown Cheer and Tumble. Richardson were also in atten- Arts Center Nov. 22-23. The Miss Darlington USA and Miss First runner-up was Belton awards. The emcee for the pageant dance. winners of the state pageants Darlington Teen USA were native Karen Hawkins and First runner-up was was Miss Darlington 2012 Presenting sponsors for the will represent South Carolina crowned Aug. 17. second runner-up was Lynchburg native Chandler (Miss America Organization) event were Pee Dee Auto Sales The new Miss Darlington Kingstree native Madalyn Ard. Jordan and second runner-up Clarka Wickliffe and she pre- and the City of Darlington. at the Miss USA and Miss Teen USA is 20-year-old Karoline The new Miss Darlington was Lamar native Addison sented a vocal selection to Both winners will repre- USA pageants. Kitchings, a native of Teen USA is 16-year-old Windham. “Maybe This Time” from sent the City of Darlington at All photos here are cour- Lexington and a student at Sullivan Blackwell, a native of Darlington Mayor Gloria “Cabaret.” Miss South the 2020 Miss South Carolina tesy of Will Isgett, organizer of USC-Aiken. Florence and a student at Hines gave the welcome at the Carolina USA MaKenzie USA and Miss South Carolina the pageant. GOT SOCIETY NEWS? Email [email protected] or call 843-393-3811. AUGUST 28, 2019 | PAGE 2B THE NEWS AND PRESS, DARLINGTON, S.C. societyWWW.NEWSANDPRESS.NET

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Relating to school year Aug. 19 with its First day student orienta- School serves the entire Pee ents and leadership skills. 22. Moved quickly wings people largest enrollment to date tion included Standard Dee region and enrolls stu- “Our tremendous growth is 23. Blood proteins 3. Type of bean 42. Insecticide with over 300 students (some Emergency Response dents who are motivated to due to our superior academic 26. Return to 4. Former MLB 43. Della __, singer pictured in photo). Protocol, parent/student make the most of the program program and college accept- 30. Related to Iran commish Bowie 44. Cleaned Students assembled in the handbook guidelines and stu- offered. ance rate, said Hoffman. 31. The first 5. Short-tailed Sonoco Gymnasium upon dent advisory group meetings. In addition to a rigorous 45. Eye mem- Trinity-Byrnes Collegiate 32. Pearl Jam’s lemur arrival and were greeted by Ed Advisory groups facilitate academic curriculum that debut 6. Cheese dish branes School is a coeducational, Hoffman, Head of School, and the school’s Social Emotional includes 21 AP classes and 33. Nocturnal, cat- 7. To any further 47. Past tense of fly Kelley Byrd, Associate Head of Learning (SEL) program and dual credit courses through non-discriminatory, college- like mammal extent 48. Anwar __, School. foster personal relationships Coker University, the school preparatory day school serv- 34. Hymn 8. Enzyme Egyptian states- ing students in grades seven School Chaplain Laci Jones for new students as well as emphasizes a personalized 39. One who 9. Taiwan capital man shared a short devotion and strengthening bonds for approach to education, a through 12 located in engages in arbi- 10. Extensive land- 49. Currency asked a blessing over the returning students and facul- strong sense of community Darlington. trage ed property 42. Less bright 11. Remove exchange charge 44. Indian lute 13. Remove the 52. Dark stain 46. Discovers head 53. Easily manage- 47. Weatherman 17. High IQ group able 49. Jai __, sport 24. Israeli city __ Dream Flights return to Darlington for 5th year 54. One who does 50. Spy organiza- Aviv not tell the truth Ageless Aviation Dream race weekend events. World War II Boeing Stearman Darlington, to see the plane tion 25. Sportscaster Foundation (Dream Flights) The Dream Foundation is a open-cockpit biplane. and take photos. 51. Ancient Greek 26. Hastily set up 55. Soluble ribonu- will return to Branham’s nonprofit organization dedi- This plane was used to train Flight time will be 9:30 a.m. oracles 27. Midway cleic acid Airport in Darlington on Aug. cated to honoring seniors and military aviators before the to 3 p.m. American Legion Post 30. veterans. war. 13 of Darlington is organizer of This is the fifth year they Their mission is to give back The public is welcome to this event. have decided to return as part to those who have given with a come out to the airport at 757 For more, call Mike of the Bojangles’ Southern 500 flight in a fully restored 1940 Branham’s Airport Road, Beckham at 843-319-2764. WORD SEARCH Race Week: What’s happening in Darlington The following are fan- up) Clips Haircuts VFW 200 Raceway on Sunday. friendly events surrounding begins at 12:30 p.m. and qual- The Visit Myrtle Beach Pre- the Monster Energy NASCAR Gates open to the public ifying for the Bojangles’ Race Concert featuring Better Cup Series Bojangles’ beginning at 12:30 p.m. at Southern 500 begins at 2:35 Than Ezra will kick off pre- Southern 500 and NASCAR Darlington Raceway on p.m. The NASCAR Xfinity XFINITY Series Sport Clips Friday. Practice rounds for Sport Clips Haircuts VFW 200 race ceremonies. Haircuts VFW 200 (Aug. 31- both the Bojangles’ Southern will broadcast live on NBCSN, When: Sunday, 4:15 p.m. Sept. 1) at Darlington 500 and the Sport Clips MRN Radio and SiriusXM to 5:05 p.m. Raceway. Haircuts VFW 200 will start at NASCAR Radio at 3:30 p.m. Following the Visit Myrtle 1:05 p.m. and last for 50 min- Beach Pre-Race Concert, the The Darlington Bojangles’ Thursday, Aug. 29: The utes each per each practice. pre-race ceremonies will fol- 15th Annual Race Fest will When: Friday, 1:05 to 4:55 Southern 500 Parade is sched- take place Thursday after- p.m. uled to begin approximately at low with the Bojangles’ noon, at the Florence Center Who: MENCS and NXS 7 p.m., one hour after the con- Southern 500 Driver featuring entertainment and Drivers clusion of the Sport Clips Introductions beginning at live music. Haircuts VFW 200 race, begin- 5:20 p.m., including appear- The fest will kick-off the NASCAR and Far Out Toys ning on the city’s east side at ances by the 2020 NASCAR 15th Annual Hauler Parade, will be displaying their new Cashua and Spain streets, con- Hall of Fame Class who will ACCELERA- BRAKING PAVEMENT ING which will begin at 7 p.m. and toy, NASCAR Adventure Force tinue through the downtown TION CAPACITY POTHOLE end at 8 p.m. at Darlington Crash Racers, at the square and end at Fitness serve as grand marshals. TRAFFIC Pop music icon and South ACCESS CAUSEWAY ROADS Raceway. Darlington Walmart for their World Gym on the west side of ACCIDENT CLOSURE RUSH TRANS- Where: Florence Center Darlington Walmart Kick-off town. Carolina native Edwin McCain BARRICADE DELAY HOUR PORTATION 3300 West Radio Dr., Event Friday evening. NASCAR Hall of Fame will perform the National BARRIER DETOUR SIGNAL Florence The four-hour event will brothers Bobby and Terry Anthem and Edsel Ford will BOTTLE- INTERSEC- SPEED VOLUME When: 4 to 8 p.m. feature MENCS driver Kyle Labonte will serve as co- pace the field as the honorary NECK TION TAILGAT- WEATHER Busch and NXS driver Noah Grand Marshals for the Friday, Aug. 30: United Gragson, as well as influ- parade. pace car driver. States Auto Club (USAC) encers from the famous Where: Begin at Cashua When: Sunday, 5:20 to 6 National .25 Series will begin YouTube group, HobbyKids. and Spain street, Darlington p.m. Answers on 5B competition in Darlington Where: Darlington When: Saturday, 7 to 8 Friday morning, with the Walmart p.m. The 70th running of the event opening ceremonies 251 Andover Place, Who: Bobby and Terry Monster Energy NASCAR Cup taking place at 8 a.m. Darlington Labonte will serve as co- Search public notice ads Series Bojangles’ Southern Competition will run Friday When: Friday, 4 to 8 p.m. Grand Marshals, with appear- (8 a.m. to 6 p.m.), Saturday (8 Who: , Noah ances by fellow NASCAR Hall 500 will be broadcast live on from this newspaper at a.m. to 3:30 p.m.) and Sunday Gragson, HobbyKids, and the of Famers Bobby Allison, NBCSN, MRN Radio and (8 a.m. to 4 p.m.). Lady in Black Leonard Wood, Ray SiriusXM NASCAR Radio at 6 SCPublicNotices.com Where: Retail Evernham, Dale Inman, p.m. Reconditioning Lot at Saturday, Aug. 31: Waddell Wilson and Ron This will be the 70th run- Public notices from virtually all S.C. Manheim Darlington on Race Gates open to the public Hornaday Jr. ning of the Southern 500 and Track Road beginning at 12 p.m. at newspapers are now available online When: 8 a.m. Darlington Raceway on Sunday, Sept. 1: Gates the fifth straight year of the in one convenient location. Who: USAC drivers (boys Saturday. open to the public beginning award-winning throwback and girls ages 5 years old and Qualifying for the Sport at 1 p.m. at Darlington campaign. This service is provided by S.C. newspapers at no cost to taxpayers. NEWS AND PRESS | DARLINGTON, S.C. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2019 | PAGE 3B Truck runs Effingham native exemplifies legacy of U.S. Navy Seabees

Navy Office of Community Outreach “Before I joined the Navy I since World War II, when the the nation needs is tied to the ways for sailors to earn distinc- into was a maintenance technician Seabees paved the 10,000- fact that America is a maritime tion in their command, com- GULFPORT, Miss. – “We at an oil change shop and that mile road to victory for the nation, according to Navy offi- munity and career, Vanausdoll Build, We Fight” has been the gave me the basics for what I allies in the Pacific and in cials, and that the nation’s is most proud of being a part of back of motto of the U. S. Navy’s was going to be doing in the Europe, according to Lara prosperity is tied to the ability the battalion and the chance to Construction Force, known as Navy,” said Vanausdoll. Godbille, director of the U.S. to operate freely on the world’s learn more about his job. the “Seabees,” for more than Building in austere environ- Navy Seabee Museum. oceans. “I’m constantly learning school bus 75 years. ments can be a challenge. For more than 75 years More than 70 percent of the On Thursday afternoon, a Constructionman Seth Fighting in harsh conditions Seabees have served in all Earth’s surface is covered by more about the maintenance “medium-sized truck” ran into Vanausdoll, a 2017 South can also be a challenge. American conflicts. water; 80 percent of the on our equipment and getting the back of a stopped school Florence High School gradu- Building in austere environ- They have also supported world’s population lives close better at my job,” said bus on McIver Road in ate and native of Effingham, ments while fighting in harsh humanitarian efforts using to a coast; and 90 percent of all Vanausdoll. Darlington, the Darlington builds and fights around the conditions takes a special kind their construction skills to help global trade by volume travels Serving in the Navy is a County School District said. world as a member of naval of person with a great deal of communities around the by sea. continuing tradition of mili- The bus was carrying three construction battalion center perseverance and determina- world. “Our priorities center on tary service for Vanausdoll, in Gulfport, Miss. tion. They aid following earth- people, capabilities and students from Darlington who has military ties with fam- Vanausdoll is serving as a These are the kinds of peo- quakes, hurricanes and other processes, and will be Middle School and Darlington ily members who have previ- Navy construction mechanic, ple serving here at Gulfport, natural disasters. achieved by our focus on ously served. High School. Following district who is responsible for keeping the home of the Atlantic Fleet Vanausdoll is playing an , value, results and part- Vanausdoll is honored to protocol, EMS was called to the up with scheduled mainte- Seabees. important part in America’s nerships,” said Secretary of the carry on that family tradition. accident. nance on equipment for the These are the people who focus on rebuilding military Navy Richard V. Spencer. One student was transport- command. provide crucial support to readiness, strengthening “Readiness, lethality and mod- “There were several men in ed to the hospital in an abun- Vanausdoll credits success Seabee units deployed around alliances and reforming busi- ernization are the require- my family who served in the dance of caution, the district in the Navy to many of the les- the world. ness practices in support of the ments driving these priori- military and this was always said. The parents of the stu- sons learned growing up in The jobs of many of today’s National Defense Strategy. ties.” something that I wanted to dents involved were notified. Effingham. Seabees remained unchanged A key element of the Navy Though there are many do,” said Vanausdoll.

l Sheila Maria Beristain, 54, of 915 Hicks Dr, Florence, Public Disorderly Conduct

l Tomashunas Cheryl Lynn BOOKINGSW. GLENN CAMPBELL DETENTION CENTER AUGUST 19,REPORT 2019 THROUGH AUGUST 26 , 2019 Branham, 38, of 2529 INMATE NAME/AGE/BOOKING OFFENSE Stadium Rd, Hartsville, Editor’s note: The booking of 709 Sandpiper Dr, Road, Hartsville, Improper Contempt Probated Court Entering Premises After report represents a list of per- CHARGES Hartsville, Vehicle License; Uninsured l Donald Eugene Lee Jr., Warning Domestic/Domestic Violence Motor Vehicle Fee Violation; 55, of 2028 Metlon Lane, sons arrested given to the Kimberly Hope Coker, 54, media from the W. Glenn ABHAN: Assault 3rd Degree; Petty Larceny Operate Vehicle w/o Hartsville, No Charge Data l of 10 Sparrow Swamp Rd, Campbell Detention Center and battery, high and Less Than $200 Registration and License l Dandriques Jaquan Hartsville, Entering Premises under the S.C. Freedom of aggravated nature l Briyonah Shequetta- l Justin Lee Kelly, 37, of Roary, 24, of 417 Sumter Ave, Information Act. DUAC: Driving under Monaa Wingate, 18, 503 1102 Mainsail Dr, Hartsville, Hartsville, No Charge Data After Warning All people are presumed unlawful alcohol Oakland Avenue, Darlington, Poss <1 Gram of Meth or l Jaquad Roary, 19, of 515 Jackie NMN Cosom, 63, Criminal Conspiracy; Armed Cocaine Base 1st S Sixth, Hartsville, No Charge l innocent until proven guilty. concentration Homeless, Hartsville, Driving Please be advised there are DUI: Driving Robbery Armed with Deadly Brenda Loraine Martin, Data l Under the Influence many people with similar under the influence Weapon; Attempted Murder 59, of 1411 Cypress Rd, l Ryan Douglas Rushing, names. DUS: Driving l Jeieshieana York, 18, of Bishopville, Shoplifting 31, of 329 Dotts Circle, l Darcel Antiontte Godfrey, If listed here erroneously, under suspension 704 Howard St, Florence, <$2000 Darlington, No Charge Data 33, of 730 President Street, Criminal Conspiracy Raymond Price III, 41, of please contact the detention CDV: Criminal domestic l l Matthew NMN Abson, 57, Darlington, Criminal violence Francis Scott Dabbs, 46, 316 James Ave, Hartsville, of 210 Washington Street, center, which will send us any l Domestic Violence; Burglary; corrections. If a person is found CDVHAN: Criminal of 104 Tedder St, Darlington, Sentence From Court; Hartsville, Non Support; Non not guilty in a court of law, that domestic violence, high Public Disorderly Conduct Sentence From Court Support; Non Support Malicious Injury to Personal person may have that printed and aggravated nature l Zabion Durant, 21, of l Kelvin Alford Rogers, 41, l Jessica Renee Glass, 31, Property here as well by providing court PDC: Public disorderly 1824 Mechanicsville Rd, of 622 Pinestraw, Hartsville, of 3803 Rose Dr, Florence, Marvin Carroll Moore, Florence, Driving Under Driving Under the Influence Public Disorderly Conduct l documents to us to that effect. conduct 56, of 1328 Tremont Circle, PWID: Possession with Suspension Sara Kathryn Tyner, 26, Jamale Harrison Graham, l l Hartsville, Entering Premises l Tanner Bryant, 19, of 229 intent to distribute l John Gilbert Jarrell, 40, of 108 S Ford St, McBee, 32, of 716 West McIver, Wire Rd, Darlington, Driving SPOM: Simple of 3015 Woodbridge Road, Drugs/Possession of Cocaine Darlington, Public Disorderly After Warning Under the Influence; Poss 28G possession of marijuana Florence, Non Support 1st Conduct l Martin Karl Reiff Jr., 37, or Less Marij/10G or Less l Andrew Matthew l Rickey Lee Wilson, 46, of l Tristan Daniel Hayes, 20, of 133 Norwood Cir, Hash 1st; Manuft Possess Mackewicz, 37, of 237 Dudley 806 S Sixth Street, Hartsville, of 6025 Mountain Lake Dr, Darlington, No Charge Data Other Sub Sch I II III WITD l Holly Renee Clark, 43, of Dr, Lamar, Hit and Run Entering Premises After Lakeland FL, DUI/DUI 10 But 1st; Manuft Possess Other Sub 425 Weaver St, Darlington, Accident With Property Warning; Begging Less Than .16 1st Offense l Kevin Alfred Rogers, 41, Sch I II III WITD 1st; Manuft Failure to Appear After Damage l Michael Donavan Avin, l Willie Kay Hill, 70, of 639 of 622 Pinestraw, Hartsville, Possess Other Sub Sch I II III Release for a Felony; Failure l Thomas Rashad Powe, 45, of 1469 Potato House King Ponds Road, McBee, Entering Premises After WITD 1st; Manuft Possess to Appear After Release for a 36, of 344 Pleasant Valley Rd, Road, Darlington, Sex Driving Under the Influence; Warning Other Sub Sch I II III WITD 1st Felony; Failure to Appear Cheraw, Receiving Stolen Offender Registry Violation Disregard Stop Sign l Daniel Reese Anderson l Kelvin Lamont Dubose, After Release for a Felony; Fail Goods $200 - $999 1st Offense; False Information Jeremy Demtrius James, l Jr., 21, of 728 Weaver St, 40, of 502 Orlando Dr, to Appear After Release for a l Alanthesis Deyanteiz Sex Offender Registry 39, of 109 Pine Street, Darlington, Sentenced by Misdemeanor; Fail to Appear Smith, 27, of 318 Bell Avenue, l Roger O Byrd, 73, of 1813 Darlington, Simple Assault Darlington, Pointing and Court After Release for a Hartsville, Contempt of Fox Hill Court, Hartsville, and Battery Presenting Firearms at a Brantley Johnathan Misdemeanor; Fail to Appear Circuit Court Open Container of David Travis Lee, 43, of l l Person Hopkins, 42, of 2736 After Release for a l Malik Shyquez Beer/Wine; DUI/DUI 10 But 409 Royal St Apt B, Florence, Undergroung Branch R, Misdemeanor; Fail to Appear Woodham, 20, of 407 Less Than .16 1st Offense Driving Under the Influence l Escalante Ramirez Eliasar-Enedino, 21, of 505 Hartsville, Sentenced by After Release for a Washington St, Hartsville, l Presley Chavis, 73, of l Seven Terrell Parrott, 34, Court Misdemeanor; Fail to Appear Breach of Trust w/Fraud 1816 Mackton Rd, Lamar, No of 217 Lee St, Darlington, 63rd Avenue N Apt C, Myrtle l Windy Hicks Lewis, 54, of After Release for a Intent <$2000 Charge Data Criminal Sexual Conduct Beach, Driving Without a 2581 Window Johnson Rd, Misdemeanor Christopher Cox, 36, of Felicia Denise Delane, 39, Third Degree l l License Hartsville, Shoplifting l Jason Reid Dillard, 35, of 715 Woodstream Rd, of 1608 South Center Road, l Courtney Manuel Rivera, <$2000 5699 St Charles Rd, Effingham, Receiving Stolen Darlington, No Charge Data 29, of 503 Swift Creek Road, l Edwin Manuel Velasquez l Brenda Jackson Mayesville, Driving Under The Goods $200 - $999 l Lisa Marie Harvey, 48, of Hartsville, Malicious Injury to Cuterez, 22, of 190 Tyner Patterson, 49, of 305 Influence l Thomas Joel Gregg, 44, 3045 Underground Branch Personal Property <$2000 Street, Myrtle Beach, Open Newberry Rd, Lamar, Driving Morris Luke Nance, 27, of of 2213 Sweet Bay Dr, Road, Hartsville, Assault and l l Marcel Anez Wright, 30, Container of Beer/Wine; Poss Under the Influence; Open 721 Red Top, Lynchburg, MDP Darlington, Sentence by Battery 3rd Degree; Assault of 20 Public Sq Apt 503, Container of Beer/Wine; Drugs Sch I B C LSD and Sch II Probate Court and Battery 3rd Degree Darlington, Entering Premises 28G or Less Marij/10G or Less Hash 1st Failure to Possess Registration Cocaine 1st l Jody Christopher Holden, l Jessi Dale Johnson, 21, of After Warning Card l Cody Vincent Payne, 23, 49, of 2739 Mount Olivet 234 Stingray Lane, Hartsville, BUSBBUSINESSUSSINEINEESSSS DIRDDIRECTORYIRRECECCTORTORRYY Have your business featured here for only $20 per week!

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LEGAL NOTICES against the following estates Probate Court of Darlington by deed of Vanderbilt until a purchaser, who shall of Court for Darlington GRIMSLEY LAW FIRM, LLC claimant, the basis of the NOTICE TO CREDITORS MUST file their claims on County, the address of which Mortgage and Finance, Inc. comply with the terms of County in Plat Book 48 at 1703 Laurel Street claim, the amount claimed, OF ESTATES Form #371ES with the is Room 208 Courthouse, dated February 11, 2015 and sale, shall be obtained, such Page 21. P. O Box 11682 the date when the claim will All persons having claims Probate Court of Darlington One Public Square, recorded on February 19, sales to be made at the risk of This being the same property Columbia, SC 29211 become due, the nature of against the following estates County, the address of which Darlington, SC 29532, within 2015 in Book 1074 at Page the former purchaser. Since a conveyed to Doris A. Salters (803) 233-1177 any uncertainty as to the MUST file their claims on is Room 208 Courthouse, eight(8) months after the 7180 in the Office of the personal or deficiency judg- by Deed of of By:______claim and a description of Form #371ES with the One Public Square, date of the first publication Clerk of Court for Darlington ment is waived, the bidding America dated November 9, Edward L. Grimsley any security as to the claim. Probate Court of Darlington Darlington, SC 29532, within of this Notice to Creditors or County, South Carolina. will not remain open but 1990 and recorded Benjamin E. Grimsley Estate: Sarah Wright Calivas County, the address of which eight(8) months after the within one (1) year from TMS #: 168-00-09-012.001 compliance with the bid may November 16, 1990 in the Attorneys for the Plaintiff Date of Death: 3/26/2019 is Room 208 Courthouse, date of the first publication date of death, whichever is Mobile Home: 2002 CLAY be made immediately. If the Office of the Clerk of Court W. Haigh Porter Case No: 2019ES1600372 One Public Square, of this Notice to Creditors or earlier (SCPC 62-3-801, et VIN: HHCO12852NCAB Plaintiff or the Plaintiff's rep- for Darlington County in Special Referee for Personal Representative: Darlington, SC 29532, within within one (1) year from seq.), or such persons shall SUBJECT TO DARLINGTON resentative does not appear Deed Book 1001 at Page 654. Darlington County Donna James eight(8) months after the date of death, whichever is be forever barred as to their COUNTY TAXES at the above-described sale, The property was thereafter (5c3 leave in thru 8-28-19) Address: 925 Newberry date of the first publication earlier (SCPC 62-3-801, et claims. All claims are TERMS OF SALE: The suc- then the sale of the property conveyed by Deed of NOTICE TO CREDITORS Road, Lamar, SC 29069 of this Notice to Creditors or seq.), or such persons shall required to be presented in cessful bidder, other than the will be null, void, and of no Distribution to Dorothy B. OF ESTATES (6p3 leave in thru 9-4-19) within one (1) year from be forever barred as to their written statements on the Plaintiff, will deposit with force and effect. In such Salters in the Matter of Doris All persons having claims NOTICE TO CREDITORS date of death, whichever is claims. All claims are prescribed form (FORM the Special Referee at con- event, the sale will be A. Salters, bearing Estate File against the following estates OF ESTATES earlier (SCPC 62-3-801, et required to be presented in #371ES) indicating the clusion of the bidding, five rescheduled for the next No. 94-ES-16-87 dated MUST file their claims on All persons having claims seq.), or such persons shall written statements on the name and the address of the (5%) of his bid, in cash or available sales day. Plaintiff December 8, 1994 and Form #371ES with the against the following estates be forever barred as to their prescribed form (FORM claimant, the basis of the equivalent, as evidence of may waive any of its rights, recorded December 15, 1994 Probate Court of Darlington MUST file their claims on claims. All claims are #371ES) indicating the claim, the amount claimed, good faith, the same to be including its right to a defi- in the Office of the Clerk of County, the address of which Form #371ES with the required to be presented in name and the address of the the date when the claim will applied to purchase price in ciency judgment, prior to Court for Darlington County is Room 208 Courthouse, Probate Court of Darlington written statements on the claimant, the basis of the become due, the nature of case of compliance, but to be sale. Sold subject to taxes in Deed Book D85 at Page One Public Square, County, the address of which prescribed form (FORM claim, the amount claimed, any uncertainty as to the forfeited and applied first to and assessments, existing 305. Darlington, SC 29532, within is Room 208 Courthouse, #371ES) indicating the the date when the claim will claim and a description of costs and then to Plaintiff's easements and restrictions of Property Address: 1049 E eight(8) months after the One Public Square, name and the address of the become due, the nature of any security as to the claim. debt in the case of noncom- record. McIver Rd f/k/a 974 McIver date of the first publication Darlington, SC 29532, within claimant, the basis of the any uncertainty as to the Estate: Mary Agnes Sanders pliance. Should the last and Eugene P. Warr, Jr. Rd, Darlington, SC 29532 of this Notice to Creditors or eight(8) months after the claim, the amount claimed, claim and a description of Date of Death: 1/23/2019 highest bidder fail or refuse Special Referee for TMS # 202-00-01-020 within one (1) year from date of the first publication the date when the claim will any security as to the claim. Case No: 2019ES1600360 to make the required deposit Darlington County TERMS OF SALE: The suc- date of death, whichever is of this Notice to Creditors or become due, the nature of Estate: Nick C. Grantham Personal Representative: at the time of the bid or com- Darlington, South Carolina cessful bidder, other than the earlier (SCPC 62-3-801, et within one (1) year from any uncertainty as to the Date of Death: 6/14/2019 Sonya O’Nise Sanders ply with the other terms or ______, 2019 plaintiff, will deposit with seq.), or such persons shall date of death, whichever is claim and a description of Case No: 2019ES1600357 Address: 541 Greenview Dr., the bid within twenty (20) Hutchens Law Firm the Special Referee for be forever barred as to their earlier (SCPC 62-3-801, et any security as to the claim. Personal Representative: Darlington, SC 29532 days, then the Special P.O. Box 8237 Darlington County at conclu- claims. All claims are seq.), or such persons shall Estate: Frank E. Byrd, Jr. Danny Grantham (5p3 leave in thru 8-28-19) Referee may resell the prop- Columbia, SC 29202 sion of the bidding, five per- required to be presented in be forever barred as to their Date of Death: 7/6/2019 Address: 1106 Flying NOTICE TO CREDITORS erty on the same terms and 803-726-2700 cent (5%) of the bid, in cash written statements on the claims. All claims are Case No: 2019ES1600352 Squirrel Road, Hartsville, SC OF ESTATES conditions on some subse- (5c3 leave in thru 8-28-19) or equivalent, as evidence of prescribed form (FORM required to be presented in Personal Representative: 29550 All persons having claims quent Sales Day (at the risk SPECIAL REFEREE’S good faith, same to be #371ES) indicating the written statements on the Melton Lee Byrd, Sr. (5p3 leave in thru 8-28-19) against the following estates of the former highest bid- SALE applied to the purchase price name and the address of the prescribed form (FORM Address: 10810 S. Hampton NOTICE TO CREDITORS MUST file their claims on der). CASE NO. in case of compliance, but to claimant, the basis of the #371ES) indicating the Dr., Charlotte, NC 28227 OF ESTATES Form #371ES with the Should the Plaintiff, or one 2019-CP-16-00195 be forfeited and applied first claim, the amount claimed, name and the address of the (5p3 leave in thru 8-28-19) All persons having claims Probate Court of Darlington of its representatives, fail to BY VIRTUE of a decree to costs and then to plaintiff's the date when the claim will claimant, the basis of the NOTICE TO CREDITORS against the following estates County, the address of which be present at the time of sale, heretofore granted in the debt in the case of non-com- become due, the nature of claim, the amount claimed, OF ESTATES MUST file their claims on is Room 208 Courthouse, the property is automatically case of United States of pliance. If the Plaintiff’s rep- any uncertainty as to the the date when the claim will All persons having claims Form #371ES with the One Public Square, withdrawn from said sale America, acting through the resentative is not in atten- claim and a description of become due, the nature of against the following estates Probate Court of Darlington Darlington, SC 29532, within and sold at the next available Farmers Home dance at the scheduled time any security as to the claim. any uncertainty as to the MUST file their claims on County, the address of which eight(8) months after the sales day upon the terms and Administration, United of the sale, the sale shall be Estate: William H. Adams claim and a description of Form #371ES with the is Room 208 Courthouse, date of the first publication conditions as set forth in the States Department of canceled and the property Date of Death: July 3, 2019 any security as to the claim. Probate Court of Darlington One Public Square, of this Notice to Creditors or Judgment of Foreclosure and Agriculture against Dorothy sold on some subsequent Case No: 2019ES16-00365 Estate: Maggie Samuel Hicks County, the address of which Darlington, SC 29532, within within one (1) year from Sale or any Supplemental B. Salters, I, the Special sales day after due advertise- Personal Representative: Date of Death: 7/30/2019 is Room 208 Courthouse, eight(8) months after the date of death, whichever is Order. Referee for Darlington ment. Should the last and Martha G. Adams Case No: 2019ES1600382 One Public Square, date of the first publication earlier (SCPC 62-3-801, et No personal or deficiency County, will sell on highest bidder fail or refuse Address: 1605 Lamar Personal Representative: Darlington, SC 29532, within of this Notice to Creditors or seq.), or such persons shall judgment being demanded, Wednesday, September 4, to make the required deposit Highway, Darlington, SC Deidre Sansbury eight(8) months after the within one (1) year from be forever barred as to their the bidding will not remain 2019, at 11:00 o'clock a.m., at time of bid or comply with 29532 Address: 325 Dotts Circle, date of the first publication date of death, whichever is claims. All claims are open after the date of sale, at the Darlington County the other terms of the bid Attorney: John Jay James, II Darlington, SC 29532 of this Notice to Creditors or earlier (SCPC 62-3-801, et required to be presented in but compliance with the bid Courthouse, Darlington, within thirty (30) days, the Address: PO Box 507, (6p3 leave in thru 9-4-19) within one (1) year from seq.), or such persons shall written statements on the may be made immediately. South Carolina, to the high- deposit shall be forfeited and Darlington, SC 29540 NOTICE TO CREDITORS date of death, whichever is be forever barred as to their prescribed form (FORM NOTICE: The foreclosure est bidder: the Special Referee for (6c3 leave in thru 9-4-19) OF ESTATES earlier (SCPC 62-3-801, et claims. All claims are #371ES) indicating the deed is not a warranty deed. All that certain piece, parcel Darlington County may re- NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having claims seq.), or such persons shall required to be presented in name and the address of the Interested bidders should or lot of land, together with sell the property on the same OF ESTATES against the following estates be forever barred as to their written statements on the claimant, the basis of the satisfy themselves as to the all improvements thereon, terms and conditions on All persons having claims MUST file their claims on claims. All claims are prescribed form (FORM claim, the amount claimed, quality of title to be conveyed situate, lying and being in some subsequent Sales Day against the following estates Form #371ES with the required to be presented in #371ES) indicating the the date when the claim will by obtaining an independent Palmetto School District, (at the risk of the said high- MUST file their claims on Probate Court of Darlington written statements on the name and the address of the become due, the nature of title search well before the Darlington County, South est bidder). As a deficiency Form #371ES with the County, the address of which prescribed form (FORM claimant, the basis of the any uncertainty as to the foreclosure sale date. Carolina, and designated as judgment is being Waived, Probate Court of Darlington is Room 208 Courthouse, #371ES) indicating the claim, the amount claimed, claim and a description of The successful bidder will be Lot No. 5 on a plat made by the bidding will not remain County, the address of which One Public Square, name and the address of the the date when the claim will any security as to the claim. required to pay interest on W. R. Banks, Registered open thirty days after the is Room 208 Courthouse, Darlington, SC 29532, within claimant, the basis of the become due, the nature of Estate: Hartland Lopez West the amount of the bid from Surveyor, dated December 2, date of sale. Purchaser shall One Public Square, eight(8) months after the claim, the amount claimed, any uncertainty as to the Date of Death: 6/29/2019 the date of sale to date of 1968, and being bounded pay for preparation of deed, Darlington, SC 29532, within date of the first publication the date when the claim will claim and a description of Case No: 2019ES1600343 compliance with the bid at according to said plat as fol- documentary stamps on the eight(8) months after the of this Notice to Creditors or become due, the nature of any security as to the claim. Personal Representative: the rate of 10.05% per lows: On the NORTH by deed, and recording of the date of the first publication within one (1) year from any uncertainty as to the Estate: Johnny R. Griffin Toby B. Rogers annum. Road S-16-179 for a distance deed. The successful bidder of this Notice to Creditors or date of death, whichever is claim and a description of Date of Death: 3/11/2019 Address: 11622 Warfield Benjamin D. Moore, Esquire of One Hundred (100) feet; will be required to pay inter- within one (1) year from earlier (SCPC 62-3-801, et any security as to the claim. Case No: 2019-ES-16-327 Avenue, Huntersville, NC Special Referee for on the EAST by Lot No. 6, as est on the amount of the bid date of death, whichever is seq.), or such persons shall Estate: Stewart C. Chapman Personal Representative: 28078 Darlington County shown on said plat; on the from date of sale to date of earlier (SCPC 62-3-801, et be forever barred as to their Date of Death: 7/25/2019 Ashtin Bryson Griffin Attorney: Tonya Copeland B. Lindsay Crawford, III (SC SOUTH by land of R. M. compliance with the bid at seq.), or such persons shall claims. Case No: 2019ES16-00358 Address: 2427 Old Lamar Little Bar# 6510) Jones and on the WEST by the rate of 9% per annum. be forever barred as to their Personal Representative: Hwy., Darlington, S.C. 29532 Address: 524 West Carolina Theodore von Keller (SC Lot No. 4, as shown on said The sale shall be subject to claims. All claims are Nicholas P. J. Chapman Attorney: B. Scott Suggs; The Avenue, Hartsville, SC 29550 Bar# 5718) plat. For a more particular assessments, Darlington required to be presented in Address: 1027 Loyalist Court, Suggs Law Firm, P.C. (5c3 leave in thru 8-28-19) Sara C. Hutchins (SC Bar# description, reference is County taxes, easements, written statements on the Mount Pleasant, SC 29464 Address: 506 W. Evans St., NOTICE TO CREDITORS 72879) hereby made to plat above easements and restrictions of prescribed form (FORM LEGALS ON 6B Attorney: John Jay James, II Florence, S.C. 29501 OF ESTATES B. Lindsay Crawford, IV (SC referred to, a copy of which is record, and other senior #371ES) indicating the Address: PO Box 507, (5c3 leave in thru 8-28-19) All persons having claims Bar# 101707) filed in the office of the Clerk encumbrances. name and the address of the Darlington, SC 29540 NOTICE TO CREDITORS against the following estates E m a i l : (5c3 leave in thru 8-28-19) OF ESTATES MUST file their claims on [email protected] NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having claims Form #371ES with the OF ESTATES PO Box 4216, Columbia, against the following estates Probate Court of Darlington South Carolina 29240 All persons having claims MUST file their claims on County, the address of which against the following estates 803-790-2626 Form #371ES with the is Room 208 Courthouse, Attorney for Plaintiff MUST file their claims on Probate Court of Darlington One Public Square, WHEN PUBLIC NOTICES Form #371ES with the (5c3 leave in thru 8-28-19) County, the address of which Darlington, SC 29532, within Notice of Sale Probate Court of Darlington is Room 208 Courthouse, eight(8) months after the C/A No: County, the address of which One Public Square, date of the first publication 2019-CP-16-00074 is Room 208 Courthouse, Darlington, SC 29532, within of this Notice to Creditors or BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE of One Public Square, eight(8) months after the within one (1) year from the Court of Common Pleas REACH THE PUBLIC, Darlington, SC 29532, within date of the first publication date of death, whichever is for Darlington County, South eight(8) months after the of this Notice to Creditors or earlier (SCPC 62-3-801, et Carolina, heretofore issued date of the first publication within one (1) year from seq.), or such persons shall in the case of Lakeview Loan of this Notice to Creditors or date of death, whichever is be forever barred as to their Servicing, LLC vs. William W. within one (1) year from earlier (SCPC 62-3-801, et claims. All claims are EVERYONE BENEFITS. Plowden; Sherry O. date of death, whichever is seq.), or such persons shall required to be presented in Plowden, I the undersigned earlier (SCPC 62-3-801, et be forever barred as to their written statements on the as Special Referee for seq.), or such persons shall claims. All claims are prescribed form (FORM Darlington County, will sell be forever barred as to their required to be presented in #371ES) indicating the on September 3, 2019 at claims. All claims are written statements on the name and the address of the 11:00 AM, at the County required to be presented in prescribed form (FORM claimant, the basis of the Court House, Darlington written statements on the #371ES) indicating the claim, the amount claimed, County, South Carolina, to prescribed form (FORM name and the address of the the date when the claim will the highest bidder: #371ES) indicating the claimant, the basis of the become due, the nature of Legal Description and name and the address of the claim, the amount claimed, any uncertainty as to the Property Address: claimant, the basis of the the date when the claim will claim and a description of ALL THAT CERTAIN piece, claim, the amount claimed, become due, the nature of any security as to the claim. parcel, or lot of land situate, the date when the claim will any uncertainty as to the Estate: James J. Williams lying and being in the County become due, the nature of claim and a description of Date of Death: 5/5/2019 of Darlington, State of South any uncertainty as to the any security as to the claim. Case No: 2019ES1600339 Carolina as shown on plat of claim and a description of Estate: Lou Doris Jackson Personal Representative: Ervin Engineering Co., Inc. any security as to the claim. Date of Death: 4/29/2019 Patrick M. Williams dated April 21, 1987 and Estate: Eleanor Powell Clark Case No: 2019ES1600364 Address: 14153 Vidalia Road, recorded in the Office of the Date of Death: 6/12/2019 Personal Representative: Pass Christian, MS 39571 Clerk of Court for Darlington Case No: 2019ES1600328 Trenia Dian J. Ings Attorney: Gary W. Crawford County in Plat Book 207 at Personal Representative: Address: 2229 Apache Dr., Address: PO Box 508, Page 742. Reference is craved Christina Clark Roberts Hartsville, SC 29550 Florence, SC 29503 to said plat for a more partic- Address: 408 Whitman (5p3 leave in thru 8-28-19) (5p3 leave in thru 8-28-19) ular description. Avenue NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE OF SALE THIS BEING the same prop- Attorney: E. Lloyd Willcox OF ESTATES STATE OF SOUTH erty conveyed unto William Address: Post Office Box All persons having claims CAROLINA W. Plowden and Sherry O. 1909, Florence, SC 29503 against the following estates COUNTY OF DARLINGTON Plowden, as joint tenants (5p3 leave in thru 8-28-19) MUST file their claims on IN THE COURT OF with right of survivorship, by NOTICE TO CREDITORS Form #371ES with the COMMON PLEAS OF ESTATES virtue of a Deed from Mary Probate Court of Darlington CASE NO. 2019CP1600263 Clarkson Butler dated March All persons having claims County, the address of which Vanderbilt Mortgage and against the following estates 16, 2017 and recorded March is Room 208 Courthouse, Finance, Inc. Plaintiff, -vs- 24, 2017 in Fook 1081 at Public notices tell you what is being done by your MUST file their claims on One Public Square, Nicole Brooks Bailey and Form #371ES with the Page 4238 in the Office of government and in your courts. It’s your right to know Darlington, SC 29532, within Roger Lee Smith, the Clerk of Court for Probate Court of Darlington eight(8) months after the Defendant(s) County, the address of which Darlington County, South when there’s a zoning change, public hearing or election date of the first publication BY VIRTUE of a judgment Carolina. is Room 208 Courthouse, of this Notice to Creditors or heretofore granted in the One Public Square, 107 Spring Heights Circle coming up. Do you want to know when a bar or strip club within one (1) year from case of Vanderbilt Mortgage Darlington, SC 29532 Darlington, SC 29532, within date of death, whichever is and Finance, Inc. vs. Nicole eight(8) months after the TMS# 183-00-01-023 is opening in your neighborhood or if your property is earlier (SCPC 62-3-801, et Brooks Bailey and Roger Lee TERMS OF SALE: For cash. date of the first publication seq.), or such persons shall Smith, I, Benjamin D. Moore, auctioned o ? These are just a few types of public notices of this Notice to Creditors or Interest at the current rate of be forever barred as to their Esquire Special Referee for Four and 25/100 (4.25%) to within one (1) year from claims. All claims are Darlington County , will sell that are required to run in S.C. newspapers. date of death, whichever is be paid on balance of bid required to be presented in on September 3, 2019, at from date of sale to date of earlier (SCPC 62-3-801, et written statements on the 12:30 pm, at the Darlington seq.), or such persons shall compliance. The purchaser prescribed form (FORM County Courthouse, One to pay for papers and stamps, There’s no better way to notify the public than through the be forever barred as to their #371ES) indicating the Public Square, Darlington, claims. All claims are and that the successful bid- combination of S.C. newspapers and SCPublicNotices.com... name and the address of the SC 29532, to the highest bid- der or bidders, other than the required to be presented in claimant, the basis of the der: written statements on the Plaintiff therein, will, upon the permanency of print paired with the accessibility of a claim, the amount claimed, All that certain piece, parcel the acceptance of his or her prescribed form (FORM the date when the claim will or lot of land, together with #371ES) indicating the bid, deposit with the Special statewide, searchable site. become due, the nature of the buildings and improve- Referee for Darlington name and the address of the any uncertainty as to the ments thereon, situate, lying claimant, the basis of the County a certified check or claim and a description of and being in the County of cash in the amount equal to claim, the amount claimed, any security as to the claim. Darlington, State of South Public notices/legal ads from virtually all the date when the claim will five percent (5%) of the Estate: Clarabel Ching Carolina, and being shown as amount of bid on said prem- become due, the nature of Jordan LOT 12, containing 0.78 S.C. newspapers are now available online any uncertainty as to the ises at the sale as evidence of Date of Death: 5/16/2019 acres, more or less, on that good faith in bidding, and claim and a description of Case No: 2019ES1600351 certain plat of ANDERSON in one convenient location. any security as to the claim. subject to any resale of said Personal Representative: FARMS SUBDIVISION, premises under Order of this Estate: Rachel Martin Davis Leigh Ann Bizzell PHASE II, recorded in Plat This service is provided by S.C. newspapers at no cost to taxpayers. Date of Death: 7/5/2019 Court; and in the event the Address: 1422 Waxhaw Way, Book 178 at Page 173, said purchaser or purchasers Case No: 2019ES1600367 Hartsville, SC 29550 Darlington County records. Personal Representative: fail to comply with the terms (5p3 leave in thru 8-28-19) Reference being had to said of sale within Thirty (30) Dennis Davis NOTICE TO CREDITORS plat for a more complete and days, the Special Referee Address: 1181 Flinns Rd., OF ESTATES Search public notice ads from this newspaper at accurate description of metes shall forthwith resell the said Hartsville, SC 29550 All persons having claims and bounds. property, after the due notice (5p3 leave in thru 8-28-19) against the following estates This being the identical prop- NOTICE TO CREDITORS and advertisement, and shall MUST file their claims on erty conveyed to Nicole OF ESTATES continue to sell the same Form #371ES with the Brooks and Roger Lee Smith SCPublicNotices.com All persons having claims each subsequent sales day NOON FRIDAY AD DEADLINE Call 393-3811,fax 393-6811or e-mail AUGUST 28, 2019 | PAGE 5B [email protected]. THE NEWS AND PRESS, DARLINGTON, S.C. classifiedsWWW.NEWSANDPRESS.NET

117 Erinvine Court, Darlington, SC 29532 Odom’s Odom’s Pam T. Sherrill & Co. 843-393-4010 Mini Storage www.pamsherrill.net Mini Storage 100 Exchange St., Darlington 843-393-3231 1009 N. Main Street AUCTION: BACK ON MARKET Darlington, SC August 13, 2019 Real Estate Appraisals Auctions 416 Spring Street—Three bedroom, one and half bath brick ranch lo- cated in the City of Darlington. Partial Fenced yard with great curb ap- 1009 N. Main Street peal. Great starter or retiree home. Conveniently located to Downtown (843) 393-1327 or RESIDENTIAL Darlington, Post Office, Churches and walking distance to recreational JEANISE DARGAN fields and High School. New flooring in kitchen and dining area with (843) 393-9071 new appliances as well.—$107,000 Storage #39 122 Spring St - 4 bedrooms, 3 1/2 502 Sherin St - 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 Household items baths, 3,438 sq ft, inground pool. baths,UNDER 1,425 sq CONTRACT ft - $114,900 Total due: $285.00 Home is on the National Registry of 127 Freeman St - 3 bedrooms, 2 Historical Homes in SC - $289,000 baths,UNDER 1,282 sq CONTRACT ft - $99,900 FRANSCISCA 209 Spring St - 5.5 acres of land with 3433 Bethel Rd (Hartsville) - 3 RESIDENTIAL stocked pond, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, bedrooms, 2 baths, 1,840 sq ft, House for Sale by Owner - 242 JOHNSON UNDER CONTRACT Syracuse Street in Darlington. 2,671 sq ft, Unique property must see inground pool. $96,000 416 Spring Street—3 BR, 1.5 1725 Harry Byrd Highway—3 Remodeled white brick ranch Storage #198 to appreciate - $277,000 653 Hidden Lane - 3 bedrooms, 2 BA, 1137 SF—$107,000 BR, 2 BA, 2900 SF—$224,900 w/brick fireplace, 3 bedrooms, 2 Household items 212 Cashua Ferry Rd - 4 bedrooms, bathUNDER mobile home, CONTRACT 1,456 sq ft - 117 N. Springville Road—3 BR, 722 Spring Street—4 BR, 3 BA, bathrooms, living room, dining 3 baths, 2,924 sq ft - $199,900 $89,900 2 BA, 1482 SF—$129,900 2456 SF—$130,000 room, new kitchen, new paint Total due: $230.00 103 Carol Drive - 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 114 Tedder St - 4 bedrooms, 2 baths 104 N. Warley Street—2 BR, 2 111 Drive—5 BR, 4 inside and out, original hard- baths,UNDER 1,950 sq CONTRACTft -$179,900 2,125 sq ft - REDUCED $69,500 BA, 1231 SF—$139,000 BA, 4290 SF—$324,900 wood and new flooring. Central 401 Bacote Street—3 BR, 1 BA, LASHEIL MCNEAL 109 Laurel Avenue - 3 bedrooms, 2 2759 Cashua Ferry Rd - 2 bed- 1536 SF—$34,000 H/V/AC, huge fenced yard. baths, 1,475 sq ft - $136,900 rooms, 2 baths, 1,000 sq ft - $69,900 $56,000 or best offer. Call (919) Storage #309 UNDER CONTRACT 303-1445. 4p5 Household items 1125 Steeplechase Dr - 3 bed- 704 Wire Rd - 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, rooms,UNDER 2 baths, CONTRACT 1, 550 sq ft - 1,560 sq ft - $49,000 Total due: $225.00 $119,900

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133 Norwood Circle, Small brick 31.5 Acres Ashland Road— 117.89 Acres New Hopewell Odom’s LAND AND LOTS $110,000 Road—295,000 house, $600/month, (843) 393- TBD Cashua Ferry Road—.57 Lot 68 Nez Perce Drive—.95 7545 50ctfn Acres—$15,900 Acres—$24,900 114 Fleming Street - 2 bedroom Mini Storage 50 acres Cashua Ferry Rd - land is Floyds Road - .94 acre lot Septic tank Dewitt Circle—29.58 Acres— Pink Dogwood Street—2 lots— house, $450/month, (843) 393- locatedUNDER by the PEE CONTRACT DEE RIVER and county water - $15,000 $236,640 $24,000 each 7545. 5ctfn $45,000 638 Cartersville - 1/2 acre lot with TBD Evangeline Drive—.31 TBD Smith Avenue—7 Acres— AUCTION: 310 Orange Street - One bedroom 4 acres on GREAT PEE DEE county water and septic tank. Acres—25,000 $325,000 garden apartment on the second Sept. 10 at 2 pm TBD First Street—.37 Acres— TBD Swift Creek Road—60.52 RIVER - beside boat landing River $10,000 floor. Large living room and $12,900 Acres—$223,900 1009 N. Main Street Frontage - $35,000 Lot 56 Kant Avenue - 1 acre, mobile C/H/A. Across from tennis 1011 Pearl Street—1.59 00 Swift Creek Road—3.47 1.05 acre lot in Wildshall S/D - home allowe.d $9,000 Acres—$150,000 Acres—$24,900 courts. $425/month, NATASHA ADDISON UNDER CONTRACT S/D Restrictions apply - $26.500 motivated seller make an offer Hoffmeyer Road—154.45 Lot 13 Wildshall Road—.84 $425/deposit. Call (843) 245- Storage #68 Acres—$387,000 Acres—$27,000 Lot B Dovesville Hwy - 2 acres Lot 21 Jamestown Ave - Mobile 7609 or (803) 437-2313. 6p2 Household items Tract A Hwy 52 By-Pass & Lot 15 Wildshall Road—.80 mobile home allowed - $20,000 homeUNDER allowed .46CONTRACT acres. $6,500 Road 409—.7 Acres—$12,000 Acres—$27,000 Total due: $265.00 Tract B Hwy 52 By-Pass & Lot 17 Wyandot Street—1.07 Road 409—1.38 Acres— Acres—$40,000 SERVICES FELICIA DAMON $25,000 Storage #22 Misc. COMMERCIAL More lots available - call us! FREE removal of discarded appli- Total due: $265.00 ances and metal scrap. 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Send resume to: Stream on Up to FIVE Screens Subscribe online at newsandpress.net [email protected] or PAGE 6B | WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2019 NEWS AND PRESS | DARLINGTON, S.C. Clemson police boost security on game days by recruiting faculty, students to monitor social media Clemson University “Our security team does an powerful social analytics soft- ible enough to begin new search- these specific skills,” Mullen With every new game, these amazing job on game days, but ware available. In the case of es and monitor different conver- said. “It wouldn’t be hard for an searches and keyword profiles CLEMSON — Police officers, to ask them to also monitor the game day monitoring, Pyle said sations online in real time.” employer to choose between will improve and be less affected EMS workers and volunteers are high volume of social media his team will build “profiles” to Mullen said the need for this someone with only simulated by the overwhelming “noise” on the unsung heroes of Clemson related to that day would add to look out for both unexpected, type of monitoring has never experience and someone who social media. However, unlike game day. their already large workload,” spontaneous threats and issues been more apparent. He cited a was part of an incident com- most researchers, Pyle hopes They keep things running Pyle said. “We are thrilled to use that the game day security team recent report from the U.S. mand center at Clemson for that his findings on game days smoothly when the usual num- our expertise in social media has flagged as potential issues. Secret Service, which found that seven Saturdays in 2019 provid- are routine and, in his words, ber of people on campus quadru- monitoring to provide another Mullen witnessed the effec- 79 percent of those who perpe- ing threat information identified boring. ples and trucks, tents and cool- set of eyes and ears for this tiveness of social monitoring trated mass attacks in 2017 did over social media.” “The best-case scenario is we ers fill every empty parking team.” during his tenure as chief of so after engaging in threatening Pyle was able to perform a go through seven home games space. These heroes are spread Pyle said his appointment as police in Charleston, namely or concerning communications, “dry run” for his approach to all over campus, but their home and the worst thing we see is fellow sprang from a talk with during large-scale events like the much of which occurred over game day during Clemson’s friendly banter between excited base is located at the Incident Greg Mullen, Clemson city’s Cooper River Bridge Run. social media. He said it is now spring game, and he said it was fans,” Pyle said, “but we’ll gladly Command Center. University’s police chief and While many police departments incumbent upon law enforce- an informative preview of possi- be there just in case.” This fall, faculty and students associate vice president for pub- must hire companies that spe- ment to monitor these types of ble hurdles his team could face. CUPD and Clemson Athletics in Clemson’s communication lic safety. Pyle and students had cialize in this kind of monitor- communications leading up to He learned that searching across have instituted more compre- department are set to join this gained positive attention for ing, Mullen said Clemson bene- large events. a variety of channels is impor- roster of heroes, and they’ll use their work using social media to fits from already having the Mullen is also happy to pro- tant and even across multiple hensive measures to help ensure the university’s Social Media aid in crisis communication dur- technology and expertise on vide hands-on learning experi- feeds for the same keywords and the continued safety of fans, Listening Center to provide a ing Hurricane Florence with the campus. ences for students who will vol- hashtags. donors, coaches, student-ath- service that has never before South Carolina Emergency “Our team in the incident unteer to aid Pyle in social mon- Pyle predicts the primary letes and visitors at Memorial been used by the game day secu- Management Division and command center is tasked with itoring. He said the need for issue on game days will be the Stadium for football games in rity team. Mullen said he was interested in looking at the big picture of security that utilizes social sheer volume of messages as 2019. Walk-through metal Assistant professor Andrew using Pyle’s expertise to bring game day security, and social media monitoring will only attention in the area and around detectors will be present at all Pyle has been named the univer- Clemson security on game days media monitoring is a great way increase in the future, so stu- the country is focused on entrances in addition to the clear sity’s first Division of Public up to speed as it relates to social to help bring that picture into dents with practical experience Clemson football. Even during bag policy instituted in 2016. As Safety Faculty Fellow and he will media tracking. focus,” Mullen said. on some of the biggest game the spring game, he found that a a result, Clemson is asking fans head up social media monitor- The listening center’s soft- “Dr. Pyle and students will be days in college football should poorly tailored search using the to plan ahead and allow extra ing efforts before, during and ware allows it to monitor and able to carefully select keywords stand out in the job market. listening center’s technology time to enter the stadium and after all 2019 home football measure social media conversa- to look out for before and during “Law enforcement agencies would become overloaded with listen to security personnel at games. tions using some of the most the game, but they’ll also be flex- all over are hiring people with irrelevant information. the gates for instructions.

by Lot 40 and measuring NOTICE Plaintiff, vs. premises to be licensed. Lucretia Arlene Wearring Sweet, Timothy Sweet, and zen(s) and resident(s) of the Legals thereon one hundred fifty STATE OF SOUTH Ashleigh Paige Carnes a/k/a Protests must be mailed Address: 2797 B Country all Other Persons unknown County of Darlington, State (150’) feet, reference being CAROLINA Paige Carnes, Jessica Carnes, to: S.C. Department of Court, Conyers, GA 30013 or having or claiming any of South Carolina. Continued from 4B had to said plat for a more COUNTY OF and Crystal Amber Carnes, Revenue, Attn: ABL, PO Box (7p3 leave in thru 9-11-19) Right, title, estate, or interest 3. That on or about complete description. DARLINGTON individually, and as heirs or 125, Columbia, S.C. 29214; NOTICE TO CREDITORS in or lien upon the real prop- September 21, 2018, Plaintiff All claims are required to be This being the identical prop- IN THE COURT OF devisees of the Estate of or faxed to: (803) 896-0110. OF ESTATES erty described in the was travelling East on presented in written state- erty conveyed to Earnest COMMON PLEAS Ronald E. Carnes, deceased, (6c3 leave in thru 9-4-19) All persons having claims Complaint herein, being des- Palmetto Street. The vehicle NOTICE TO CREDITORS ments on the prescribed form Amos and Mattie M. Amos by FOURTH JUDICIAL and/or Deborah L. Harllee, against the following estates ignated collectively as JANE driven by Ms. Alayshia OF ESTATES (FORM #371ES) indicating deed recorded in Deed Book CIRCUIT deceased, any heirs-at-law or MUST file their claims on DOE and RICHARD ROE, Thomas made an illegal left All persons having claims the name and the address of 508 at Page 619 in the Office C/A #2019-CP-16-00526 devisees of the Estate of Form #371ES with the including all heirs, distrib- turn striking the vehicle driv- against the following estates the claimant, the basis of the of the Clerk of Court for Dixies Federal Credit Union, Ronald E. Carnes, deceased, Probate Court of Darlington utes, or devisees of any en by Mr. Hicks. Mr. Hicks MUST file their claims on claim, the amount claimed, Darlington County. Plaintiff, vs. and/or Deborah L. Harllee, County, the address of which Unknown persons in the did not see the accident com- Form #371ES with the the date when the claim will TMS# 165-15-01-012 Ashleigh Paige Carnes a/k/a deceased, any Personal is Room 208 Courthouse, Armed Forces of the United ing, nor was he able to brace Probate Court of Darlington become due, the nature of SUMMONS Paige Carnes, Jessica Carnes, Representatives, spouses, One Public Square, States of America, any for impact. County, the address of which any uncertainty as to the YOU ARE HEREBY SUM- and Crystal Amber Carnes, their heirs or devisees, suc- Darlington, SC 29532, within minors, and including per- 4. That the Defendant was is Room 208 Courthouse, claim and a description of MONED and required to individually, and as heirs or cessors or assigns, and all eight(8) months after the sons non compos mentis and negligent, grossly negligent, One Public Square, any security as to the claim. answer the Petition in this devisees of the Estate of other persons, entitled to date of the first publication all other persons under any careless, reckless, willful and Darlington, SC 29532, within Estate: Fletcher Manning action, a copy of which is Ronald E. Carnes, deceased, claim through them; all of this Notice to Creditors or disability of any kind or wanton in one or more of the eight(8) months after the Date of Death: 5/12/2019 herewith served upon you, and/or Deborah L. Harllee, unknown persons with any within one (1) year from nature who might have claim following particulars, to wit: date of the first publication Case No: 2019ES1600371 and to serve a copy of your deceased, any heirs-at-law or right, title or interest in the date of death, whichever is to any right, title, (a) In then and there failing of this Notice to Creditors or Personal Representative: Answer or other responsive devisees of the Estate of real estate described herein; earlier (SCPC 62-3-801, et estate,or interest in or lien to keep a proper lookout; within one (1) year from Lawrence Manning pleading to said Petitioner on Ronald E. Carnes, deceased, also any persons who may be seq.), or such persons shall upon the real property (b) In then and there failing date of death, whichever is Address: 434 Penn Circle, the subscriber at 504 South and/or Deborah L. Harllee, unknown minors or persons be forever barred as to their described in the Complaint, to maintain proper control earlier (SCPC 62-3-801, et Hartsville, SC 29550 Coit Street, Post Office Box deceased, any Personal under a disability being a claims. All claims are Defendants. over the aforesaid motor seq.), or such persons shall (6p3 leave in thru 9-4-19) 2527, Florence, South Representatives, spouses, class designated as John required to be presented in TO THE ABOVE NAMED vehicle; NOTICE TO CREDITORS be forever barred as to their Carolina 29503, within thir- their heirs or devisees, suc- Doe; and any unknown written statements on the DEFENDANTS: (c) In then and there failing OF ESTATES claims. All claims are ty (30) days from the service cessors or assigns, and all minors or persons under a prescribed form (FORM YOU ARE HEREBY SUM- properly to equip the said All persons having claims required to be presented in hereof, exclusive of the date other persons, entitled to disability being a class desig- #371ES) indicating the MONED and required to motor vehicle with adequate against the following estates written statements on the of such service; and if you fail claim through them; all nated as Richard Roe; all name and the address of the answer the Complaint in this and safe brakes, and if so MUST file their claims on prescribed form (FORM to answer to the Petition unknown persons with any unknown persons with any claimant, the basis of the action, of which a copy is properly equipped, in failing Form #371ES with the #371ES) indicating the within the time aforesaid, right, title or interest in the right, title or interest in the claim, the amount claimed, hereby served upon you, and to properly utilize them; Probate Court of Darlington name and the address of the Petitioner will seek an Order real estate described herein; real estate described herein the date when the claim will to serve a copy of your (d) In then and there failing County, the address of which claimant, the basis of the of the of the Court granting also any persons who may be and the State of South become due, the nature of answer to the said Complaint to take advantage of any last is Room 208 Courthouse, claim, the amount claimed, the relief demanded in the unknown minors or persons Carolina, Department of any uncertainty as to the on the Plaintiffs at their clear chance to avoid striking One Public Square, the date when the claim will Petition. under a disability being a Revenue, Defendants. claim and a description of attorney’s office, Post Office Plaintiff's motor vehicle Darlington, SC 29532, within become due, the nature of Gena Phillips Ervin class designated as John TO: THE DEFENDANTS any security as to the claim. Box 13057, Florence, S.C., when Defendant saw or eight(8) months after the any uncertainty as to the Attorney for Plaintiff Doe; and any unknown ABOVE NAMED: Estate: Sara Jordan Wilds within thirty (30) days after should have seen Plaintiff's date of the first publication claim and a description of NOTICE OF FILING minors or persons under a YOU ARE HEREBY SUM- Date of Death: 7/29/2019 the service hereof, exclusive motor vehicle traveling on of this Notice to Creditors or any security as to the claim. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that disability being a class desig- MONED and required to Case No: 2019ES16-00378 of the day of such service; the roadway; within one (1) year from Estate: James Allen Bryant the Petition in the above enti- nated as Richard Roe; all Answer the Complaint in this Personal Representative: and if you fail to answer the (e) In then and there failing date of death, whichever is Date of Death: 7/23/2019 tled action, together with the unknown persons with any action, of which a copy is George James Wilds, IV and Complaint within the time to take any evasive action, by earlier (SCPC 62-3-801, et Case No: 2019ES1600386 Summons, of which the fore- right, title or interest in the herewith served upon you, Thomas Scott Wilds aforesaid, the Plaintiffs in any means, to keep from seq.), or such persons shall Personal Representative: going is a copy and the Lis real estate described herein and to serve a copy of your Address: 206 Fairfield this action will apply to the striking Plaintiff's motor be forever barred as to their Martha Terrell Bryant Pendens, of which the fore- and the State of South Answer to said Complaint on Terrace, Hartsville, SC 29550 Court for the relief demand- vehicle; claims. All claims are Address: 306 14th Street, going is a copy, were filed in Carolina, Department of the persons whose names are Attorney: John Jay James, II ed in the Complaint and (f) In then and there failing required to be presented in Hartsville, SC 29550 the Office of the Probate Revenue, Defendants. subscribed below at 470 W. Address: PO Box 507, judgment by default will be to reduce the speed of his written statements on the Court for Darlington County TO: THE DEFENDANTS Evans Street, Post Office Box (7p3 leave in thru 9-11-19) Darlington, SC 29540 rendered against you. motor vehicle upon prescribed form (FORM NOTICE TO CREDITORS on July 1, 2019. ABOVE NAMED: 148, Florence, South (7c3 leave in thru 9-11-19) WUKELA LAW FIRM approaching the traffic light; #371ES) indicating the OF ESTATES Gena Phillips Ervin YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE Carolina, 29503, within thir- NOTICE TO CREDITORS BY: s/Frank C. Swaggard (g) In then and there driving name and the address of the All persons having claims Attorney for Plaintiff NOTICE that the Summons ty (30) days from the service OF ESTATES FRANK C. SWAGGARD the said motor vehicle in claimant, the basis of the against the following estates ORDER and Complaint, of which the hereof, exclusive of the date All persons having claims ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF utter and complete disregard claim, the amount claimed, MUST file their claims on IT IS SO ORDERED that the foregoing is a copy of the of such service, and if you fail against the following estates POST OFFICE BOX 13057 of other motorists proceed- the date when the claim will Form #371ES with the Summons herein, a copy of Summons, were filed with to answer the Complaint MUST file their claims on FLORENCE, SOUTH CAR- ing on the highway, especial- become due, the nature of Probate Court of Darlington which is annexed to be the Clerk of Court for within the time aforesaid, Form #371ES with the OLINA 29504 ly the rights and safety of the any uncertainty as to the County, the address of which served upon all Respondents Darlington County, South judgment by default will be Probate Court of Darlington 843-669-5634 Plaintiff. claim and a description of is Room 208 Courthouse, unknown to the Petitioner Carolina on May 13, 2019. rendered against you for the County, the address of which Florence, South Carolina (h) In then and there collid- any security as to the claim. One Public Square, and her attorney, if any, hav- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that relief demanded in the is Room 208 Courthouse, April 3, 2019 ing with the motor vehicle Estate: Leon Calvin Darlington, SC 29532, within One Public Square, ing or claiming to have any the order appointing Kelley Complaint. eight(8) months after the (7c3 leave in thru 9-11-19) operated by Plaintiff; McDonald, Sr. Darlington, SC 29532, within SUMMONS interest in or lien upon the Y. Woody, Esq., whose YOU WILL ALSO TAKE date of the first publication all of which were the direct Date of Death: 7/23/2019 eight(8) months after the Jury Trial Demanded property described in the address is Post Office Box NOTICE that the under- of this Notice to Creditors or and proximate cause of the Case No: 2019ES1600375 date of the first publication STATE OF SOUTH Petition by publication of the 6432, Columbia, S.C. 29260, signed attorney, on behalf of within one (1) year from injuries and damages suf- Personal Representative: of this Notice to Creditors or CAROLINA same once a week for three as Guardian ad Litem and the Plaintiff herein, will seek date of death, whichever is fered by the Plaintiff herein, Annette D. McDonald within one (1) year from COUNTY OF DARLINGTON (3) successive weeks in the attorney for all persons the agreement and stipula- earlier (SCPC 62-3-801, et said acts being in violation of Address: 1203 Leon Drive, date of death, whichever is IN THE COURT OF News and Press, a newspaper whomsoever herein collec- tion of all parties not in seq.), or such persons shall the Statute laws of the State Hartsville, SC 29550 earlier (SCPC 62-3-801, et COMMON PLEAS published in Darlington tively designated as John default for an Order of be forever barred as to their of South Carolina. (6p3 leave in thru 9-4-19) seq.), or such persons shall KENNETH HICKS, Plaintiff, NOTICE OF FILING County, South Carolina Doe and Richard Roe, Reference to a Special claims. All claims are 5. That as the direct and be forever barred as to their vs. STATE OF SOUTH which the newspaper is here- Defendants herein whose Referee for Darlington required to be presented in proximate result of the afore- claims. All claims are ALAYSHIA D. Thomas, CAROLINA by designated most likely to names and addresses are County, South Carolina, written statements on the said negligent, grossly negli- required to be presented in Defendant. COUNTY OF DARLINGTON give notice to said unknown unknown, including any authorized and empowered prescribed form (FORM gent, careless, reckless, will- written statements on the TO: THE DEFENDANT IN THE PROBATE COURT Respondents. thereof who may be minors, to enter a final judgment in #371ES) indicating the ful, and wanton acts or omis- prescribed form (FORM ABOVE NAMED: CASE NO.: IT IS FURTHER ORDERED incapacitated, or under other this case. name and the address of the sions of Defendant, Plaintiff: #371ES) indicating the YOU ARE HEREBY SUM- 2019-ES16-00289 that Elizabeth Biggerstaff legal disability, whether resi- s/Michael S. Hopewell claimant, the basis of the (a) was severely, seriously name and the address of the MONED and required to Felita A. Davis, Petitioner, vs York, Esquire be, and hereby dents or non-residents of Michael S. Hopewell (S.C. claim, the amount claimed, and painfully injured; claimant, the basis of the answer the Complaint here- John Doe and Richard Roe as is appointed Guardian ad South Carolina; for all Bar #65335) the date when the claim will (b) suffered injuries, bruises, claim, the amount claimed, in, a copy of which is here- Representatives of All Litem NISI for the named Defendants, address- Attorney for Plaintiff become due, the nature of contusions and lacerations the date when the claim will with served upon you, and to Persons Unknown Claiming Respondents who are infants es unknown, was filed in the ABBOTT, MCKISSICK & any uncertainty as to the about various parts of the become due, the nature of serve a copy of your Answer Any Right, Title or Interest in or otherwise under disability, Office of the Clerk of Court HOPEWELL, LLC claim and a description of body; any uncertainty as to the to said Complaint upon the the whose names and addresses for Darlington County on Post Office Box 148 any security as to the claim. (c) was subjected to the claim and a description of subscriber at his office, 2301 Matter Described in the are unknown to the May 14, 2019. Florence, SC 29503 Estate: Hazel Alan Hudson administration of strong and any security as to the claim. South Irby Street, Suite E, Petition Herein Including, Petitioner, if any, having or YOU WILL FURTHER TAKE (843) 669-0089 Date of Death: 6/6/2019 potent drugs and medica- Estate: Mary English Florence, South Carolina but Not Limited to, Any claiming to have any interest NOTICE that unless the said (843) 669-0085 fax Case No: 2019ES1600391 tions; Wingate 29505, within thirty (30) Unknown Heirs or Unknown in or lien upon the Estate of Defendants, or someone in May 13, 2019 Personal Representative: (d) suffered extreme, painful Date of Death: 7/10/2019 days after service hereof, Devisees of Earnest Amos, Earnest Amos or the property their behalf or in behalf of [email protected] Myra H. Boykin and dangerous injuries to the Case No: 2019ES1600390 exclusive of the day of such Any Unknown Persons described in the Petition for any of them, shall within om Address: 1505 Dovesville body from which Plaintiff is Personal Representative: service, and if you fail to Designated as John Doe and the purposes of this action, thirty (30) days after service (6c3 leave in thru 9-4-19) Hwy, Hartsville, SC 29550 informed and believes he will Kimberly Green answer the Complaint within Unknown Infants or Persons unless such Respondents of notice of this order upon NOTICE have permanent adverse (7p3 leave in thru 9-11-19) Address: 709 Larkfield Drive, the time aforesaid, the Under Disability or Persons who are infants or otherwise them by publication, exclu- OF APPLICATION NOTICE TO CREDITORS effect and disability; Notice is hereby given Hartsville, SC 29550 Plaintiff in this action will in the Military Service under disability, or any of sive of the day of such serv- OF ESTATES (e) has incurred, and will them, or someone on their ice, procure to be appointed that Dolgencorp, LLC intends (7p3 leave in thru 9-11-19) apply to the Court for the incur in the future, substan- Designated in a Class as All persons having claims AMENDED SUMMONS behalf, shall, within thirty for them, or any of them, a to apply to the South relief demanded in said tial medical and doctor bills; Richard Roe, Respondents. against the following estates STATE OF SOUTH (30) days after service of this Guardian ad Litem to repre- Carolina Department of Complaint. (f) was subjected to extreme LIS PENDENS MUST file their claims on CAROLINA notice upon you move upon sent them or any of them for Revenue for a license/permit /s Linward C. Edwards II pain, mental anguish, suffer- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: Form #371ES with the COUNTY OF the Court for the appoint- the purposes of this action, that will allow the sale and Linward C. Edwards II, Esq. ing and discomfort over a An Action is being com- Probate Court of Darlington DARLINGTON ment of a Guardian ad Litem, the Plaintiff will apply for an off premises consumption of SC Bar No.: 100303 long period of time; menced in the Darlington County, the address of which IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Petitioner will apply to have order making the appoint- beer and wine at Dollar 2301 South Irby Street, Suite (g) was unable to pursue his County Probate Court to General Store #20559, locat- is Room 208 Courthouse, FOURTH JUDICIAL the appointment of the ment of said Guardian ad E usual and normal vocation, determine the heirs of ed at 2613 Patrick Hwy, One Public Square, CIRCUIT Guardian ad Litem NISI Litem Nisi absolute. Florence, SC 29505 thereby being deprived of Earnest Amos and determine Hartsville, SC 29550. To Darlington, SC 29532, within CASE NO.: Elizabeth Biggerstaff York, s/Michael S. Hopewell Office phone (843) 410-9605 substantial wages; owners of their respective object to the issuance of this eight(8) months after the 2019-CP-16-00277 Esquire whose address is P.O. Michael S. Hopewell (S.C. Facsimile (843) 536-0715 all to her damage in a sum to interests in certain real prop- permit/license, written date of the first publication Fredericka Lighty, Shirley Box 9 Darlington, SC 29540 Bar #65335) ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF be determined by the jury for erty in which Earnest Amos protest must be postmarked of this Notice to Creditors or Taylor, Rosina Green. made absolute for them or Attorney for Plaintiff August 23, 2019 actual and punitive damages. owned an interest at the time no later than Sept. 5, 2019 . within one (1) year from and Lavern Green, Plaintiffs, any of them. ABBOTT, MCKISSICK & Florence, South Carolina WHEREFORE, Plaintiff of his death. The property For a protest to be valid, it date of death, whichever is vs. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED HOPEWELL, LLC COMPLAINT demands judgment against which is the subject of this must be in writing, and earlier (SCPC 62-3-801, et Robert Jackson, The Estate that this Order shall be forth- Post Office Box 148 Jury Trial Demanded the Defendant for actual and action is described as fol- should include the following seq.), or such persons shall of Cleveland Samuel, with served upon said Florence, SC 29503 STATE OF SOUTH punitive damages in an lows: information: be forever barred as to their Quinton Samuel, Jessica Mae Respondents who are infants (843) 669-0089 CAROLINA amount to be determined All that certain piece, parcel (1) the name, address claims. All claims are Richardson, Connie or otherwise under disability (843) 669-0085 fax and telephone number of the COUNTY OF DARLINGTON and for the cost of this action. or lot of land situate, lying or required to be presented in Frierson, James Richardson, by publication of the same August 2, 2019 person filing the protest; IN THE COURT OF Respectfully submitted, being in the City of written statements on the Lillian McClain, The Estate once a week for three (3) [email protected] (2) the specific reasons COMMON PLEAS LAW OFFICE OF LINWARD Darlington, in the County of prescribed form (FORM of Jerry Richardson, Hattie successive weeks in the News om why the application should KENNETH HICKS, Plaintiff, C. EDWARDS II, LLC Darlington, in the State of #371ES) indicating the Adams, Albert and Press, a newspaper pub- SUMMONS be denied; vs. /s Linward C. Edwards II South Carolina being named name and the address of the McKay, Louise Tedder, Kemp lished in Darlington County, (Non-Jury) (3) that the person ALAYSHIA D. Thomas, Linward C. Edwards II, Esq. and designated as Lot 39 as claimant, the basis of the Tedder, J. Tedder, South Carolina which the STATE OF SOUTH protesting is willing to attend Defendant. SC Bar No.: 100303 shown on a plat made by T. E. claim, the amount claimed, Carolyn Farfuharson, Lucy newspaper is hereby desig- CAROLINA a hearing (if one is requested The Plaintiff, complaining of 2301 South Irby Street, Suite Wilson, C.E., dated January the date when the claim will Jacobs, Herbert nated as the most likely to COUNTY OF by the applicant); the Defendant named herein, E, Florence, SC 29505 17, 1959 and recorded in the (4) that the person become due, the nature of Green, Alfred Green, Jr., give notice to the DARLINGTON would respectfully show Office phone (843) 410-9605 office of the Clerk of Court protesting resides in the same any uncertainty as to the Jason Williams, Jasmine Respondents who are infants IN THE COURT OF unto this Court: Facsimile (843) 536-0715 for Darlington County in Plat county where the proposed claim and a description of Williams, James Williams, or otherwise under disability. COMMON PLEAS 1. That Plaintiff is a citizen ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Book 29 at Page 63, being place of business is located or any security as to the claim. Jr., Barbara Green, IT IS SO ORDERED. FOURTH JUDICIAL and resident of the County of August 23, 2019 bounded on the Northeast by within five miles of the busi- Estate: Dorothy J. Wearring Hannah Green, Thomas Gena Phillips Ervin CIRCUIT Florence, State of South Florence, South Carolina Magnolia Street and measur- ness; and, Date of Death: 6/22/2019 Green, Warren Green, Leroy Attorney for Plaintiff C/A #2019-CP-16-00526 Carolina. ing thereon one hundred (5) the name of the appli- Case No: 2019ES1600334 Wallace, Roderick Wallace, (7c3 leave in thru 9-11-19) Dixies Federal Credit Union, 2. That Defendant(s) are citi- (100’) feet; on the Southeast (6c3 leave in thru 9-4-19) cant and the address of the Personal Representative: Howard Sweet, Jr., Michael