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WWW.NEWSANDPRESS.NET New moped Falcons’ coach quits laws close DUI loophole after 3-year losing streak

By Bobby Bryant r e l e a s e , by Samantha Lyles ble, and if you tried, it got Editor D a r l i n g t o n Staff Writer thrown out as soon as it got [email protected] [email protected] High School (to court) because it was not P r i n c i p a l Darlington High School var- deemed a vehicle.” C o r t n e y Mopeds are a common sity football coach John Jones With the change in classi- Gehrke said: sight on Darlington County Jr. ended three years of frustra- fication, moped operators “We appreci- roads, and new state laws tion on the field by resigning must now abide by South ate the four designed to increase safety Nov. 19, and school officials Carolina DUI and Per Se Zero years Coach and responsibility for moped will “immediately” start the drivers are now in effect. Tolerance laws, which apply Jones spent when a driver's blood alcohol search for a new coach. with our As of Nov. 19, the South Jones, whose Falcons foot- Carolina Department of content tests at or above 0.08 Falcon family. percent, regardless of their ball team had won only three He has worked Motor Vehicles (SCDMV) games in the past three years, officially considers mopeds actual level of impairment. hard to share You must be at least 15 to resigned his post “to pursue his passion, as motor vehicles, which other coaching opportunities,” means owners must register get a moped license. If you vision and the Darlington County School their mopeds and acquire a are 16 or younger, you may determination District said in a news release license plate. The price tag is operate a moped alone only with our stu- last week. The district said he fairly low for these new during daylight hours. At dents.” will continue his teaching requirements: a moped night, you must be accompa- Jones took responsibilities at DHS. license costs $25 and remains nied by a licensed driver 21 the coaching Jones was hired as coach in valid for eight years, and the or older and has at least one job in 2015 2015 and after a promising 6-5 registration fee is $10. year of driving experience. amid high first season, endured three bru- one of the most competitive These new designations You must pass a written test, hopes. He had been football tal years of mostly losses. His coaches I’ve ever played for. He close an existing loophole though a road skills test is not coach in Sumter. “Coach Jones drives you every day to be a where drivers who lost their required for a moped license. record was 3-28 for his last is a great coach for our school better player as well as a better licenses after DUI convictions Mopeds still do not have to three years as coach; he lost his and community,” said Phil individual. I had some of the could legally drive mopeds. carry insurance, and moped last 12 games. For all four sea- Jones, then athletics director at best times of my life playing for Now moped drivers must owners do not owe property sons as coach, his record was 9- Darlington High School. “He’s a Coach Jones. He’s not only a have a valid license, and taxes to their county of resi- 33. proven winner, hard worker great coach, but also a great those who violate traffic laws dence, says the SCDMV web- Frustration with the and really cares for the kids. human being.” – including driving while site. Mopeds that are pur- Falcons’ gridiron struggles The athletic department fully After the Falcons lost to the intoxicated – are subject to chased on and after Nov. 19 even surfaced during an Oct. supports coach Jones, and we Hartsville Red Foxes on charges and arrest, just like must also pay the infrastruc- 29 meeting of city, county and believe he will make our Darlington High School’s other vehicle drivers. ture maintenance fee (IMF) if school district officials. Falcons championship con- Senior Night in October, Jones “Under the old law, a it's not collected when pur- During the meeting, tenders.” tried to put another frustrating moped was not considered a chasing the moped. The IMF Darlington City Manager Jones also worked at West season in perspective. “It’s kind vehicle . . . and we were owed is equal to 5 percent of Howard Garland said the Florence High School, where of like the tale all year,” he said. unable to charge anyone on a the purchase price, but it will Falcons’ struggles were not a he had once been a student. “It seems like you go back to moped with DUI,” says Capt. be no more than $500. trivial issue for many The (Florence) Morning News Myrtle Beach, you go back to Michael Cook with the Darlington residents. “We are quoted former West Florence all these real good teams, all Darlington Police hungry for something we can player Garrett Chapman as say- it’s like one play changes every- the ones that we are hanging in Department. “It was impossi- MOPED LAWS ON 3A root for,” Garland said. ing of Jones: “Coach Jones is thing.” In the school district’s news there, fighting and it’s close – Christmas in Darlington County

PHOTO BY SAMANTHA LYLES Historic home honored with Pride of Darlington award

By Samantha Lyles Street. Depression, one widow turned wiring, renovated the bath- Staff Writer Built in 1880 by William it into a rooming house to gen- rooms, replaced all the floors, [email protected] Franklin Dargan, mayor of erate income, and multiple installed arches in doorways Darlington during the notori- times the house has provided a to accentuate the home's 12- Owners of a historic ous Whiskey Rebellion, the refuge for family members Darlington home were recog- house began as a one-story who needed a sturdy roof foot ceilings, and gave the nized last week for work affair with a hip roof. In 1915, overhead. whole shebang a new coat of they've done to restore and the family removed that roof, The Hobbs bought the paint. improve the property. extended the porch with brick house from the lone surviving “We also cut about 300 Brian and Patricia Hobbs columns, and added a second family member, Dargan Jones, trees out of this lot. It was received the residential Pride floor with a mansard roof. an ancient-literature professor completely grown over. Now, of Darlington award from the Over the years, the house who taught at Wellesley mind you, most of those trees Darlington Downtown changed hands multiple times College and Mount Holyoke were planted by birds,” said Revitalization Association through inheritance, and even College. Jones lived in the (DDRA) for their efforts to spent some time as a rental house during summers and Brian. restore the W.F. Dargan house, property, but was purchased sometimes rented out the The end result of their hard located at the corner of for the first time when the unused side to tenants. work mixes the comfort of gas Cashua Street and Spring Hobbs bought it in 2015. When they moved in, Brian fireplaces and custom-made “We were the first people to and Patricia began checking dog cubbies with the august ever buy it,” says Brian. “It was off renovation projects to presence of a Historic Register passed down to the children of update the house and make it the couple who built it, Willie their own. They replaced the home. In recognition of their and Sue Woods.” brick front steps, added a new efforts, DDRA presented the Hartsville’s Christmas tree. See more holiday-season photos on 1B Family members shared the roof, new heating and air con- Hobbs with the Pride of home during the Great ditioning, new electrical Darlington award last week. PHOTO BY SAMANTHA LYLES Word of the Week The Pee Dee’s Oldest quirk: curve, twist

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O p - e d ‘Why not have a reunion?’ By Bill Shepard

Several years ago, just how many, I am not sure, an idea sur- faced. It seems that a funeral was being held and some old friends had met and were talking about past times and events. That is one of the positive things that comes out of funerals; relatives and old friends often see each other for the first time in years. The question was asked, “Why do we wait for times like this before getting together and reliving old memories? Another question followed. “Why not have a reunion of the old cotton mill employees?” The idea and suggestion fell on fertile soil and began to take root. Even at that time, the old mill had been closed for years and many of those who had given their best years to it had already gone on to their eternal resting place. Of course, some, who had been younger when the mill closed, had moved away in search of employment. Some found work right here at home. It would be a challenge to start the ball rolling, but that few accepted the challenge and the first reunion was held in June 1988. It might be said here that the closing of the old mill seemed such an untimely event. Not only untimely, but one that seemed so radical! Why? Why? Why? The old mill had served as life’s blood to many. It was not only life to the villagers but to the town of Darlington itself. The hurts, disappointments and frustrations were there to be endured and many would last, and some, even to this day, linger on. The old mill had given birth to the only way of life that some had ever known and now that way of life was ending. The big question in the minds of some was, “What will I do!” This village, supported by the big mill, was the only life that many had known. I speak for myself; one of the first sounds that OP-ED I can remember hearing was the booming blast from the mill whis- tle. Indeed, it sounded more like a fog horn than a whistle. It would rattle the window panes in the small mill houses that made Black Friday 2018 will likely change up the village. At its sound, I would awaken and hear my dad’s feet hit the floor. It was the summons that all the village folk knew so well. It was the call to report for another day’s work at the noisy old Giant. how journalists do their jobs Even at the young age, I would listen to the footsteps of those pass- Washington Post, ESPN, Fox the sourcing and the story- your home, check out ing the house on their way to the work place. I would project By Ren LaForme News and more all offer some telling chops to offer that in a Mozilla’s guide to creepy holi- The poynter Institute myself into some future years, when I would be among that num- sort of news brief at the whim compelling package. day gifts. The guide labels the ber. And it happened, just as I had envisioned in my young mind. of a few magic words. By the end of the year, And that will require a three biggest smart devices as There were just too many memories of that time to allow them But what are those words? almost half of all U.S. con- whole different type of story. “super creepy!” and, rather to just fade away. They had lain dormant already for much too The ways people speak to sumers will own a smart than generic technophobic long, and indeed, some were lost forever. smart devices could have big speaker. P.S. If you’re thinking about fearmongering, they offer spe- I hesitate to call names of those who were instrumental in implications for how journal- I think they’re creepy. If picking up a smart device for cific reasons for those ratings. arranging that first reunion, but it seems that folk like Otis ists work. Hancock, Raymond Strickland, and his late wife, Pearl, might you’re a reporter, you likely A user is vastly more likely have been the first to work at bringing this idea into reality. agree (based on highly infor- to say, “Alexa, what was the The News & Press All had been former employees of the old mill. They knew the mal polling). But our audi- score of yesterday’s Buffalo ences don’t. 117 S. Main St., Darlington, SC 29532 challenge of hard work, so they began. I am certain that others Bills game?” than something Phone (843) 393-3811 Fax (843) 393-6811 joined the team, too many to name here, and the date was set. Adobe estimates that 32 like, “Alexa, what does the Invitations were sent out and no one could know the response that percent of American con- Buffalo News have to say sumers already speak with would be given, but they were about to see the results of their about last night’s Bills game?” STAFF Alexa, Siri or Google Assistant General Manager: Morrey Thomas [email protected] dreams and labors. (Trick question — they were in their homes, up from 14 Editor: Bobby Bryant [email protected] Yes, they came! They came from places as far away as on a bye week!) percent at the beginning of the Staff Writer: Samantha Lyles [email protected] Washington state, California, Kentucky, Florida, as well as other With little to no input from year. And thanks to steep Design: Rachel Howell [email protected] nearby states. They also came from right here in Darlington, a visual interface (Amazon Black Friday discounts and top Advertising: Bradley Hamilton [email protected] where so many had remained, refusing to be uprooted from the and Google both now offer Customer Service: [email protected] spots on hot gift lists, that smart speakers with built-in place they loved so much. number is expected to rise to Yes, they came! They came bringing their memories with screens, but they’re meant to include half of all Americans be secondary), those vocal LETTERS TO THE EDITOR them. They came to see and to be seen. Many were seeing each by the time Santa scurries We encourage letters to the editor on any subject. Please include other for the first time since childhood days. They shook hands, searches are the only way your name, location and phone number for verification. back up the chimney. audiences will be able to find hugged, and kissed, while tears mingled with laughter. It was Most people are using Mail to P.O. Box 513 Darlington SC 29540 indeed a beautiful moment to live and behold; memories flowed our work on these soon-to-be- or e-mail [email protected]. smart speakers for basic tasks, ubiquitous devices. freely throughout the auditorium where the meeting was held. Letters to the Editor do not reflect the opinions of the News such as music, weather fore- At first, that could mean Memories of marble shooting, kite sailing, cotton picking, school, and Press, and content may be edited prior to printing. Letters casts, alarms and reminders. journalists write headlines and yes, skinny dipping at the ol’ wash-hole. For me, it was a most containing overtly malicious comments or personal attacks But a growing number (46 and leads with search in on your fellow citizens will not be printed. memorable event. I scanned the crowd searching for faces out of percent, according to Adobe’s mind. But it could lead to a time long past. I saw faces of children that now appeared on old study) use them to check the structuring entire stories SUBSCRIPTIONS and bent bodies. A “howdy” and “do you remember me?” was all news. around common questions. that it took to start a conversation. In-state subscriptions: One year $30 And why wouldn’t they? When someone asks about, Out-of-state subscriptions: One year $40. Since that time years ago, the reunion has been held annually. Asking the little device on your for instance, what led to the Sorry, but we cannot give refunds for canceled subscriptions. Some have been faithful to attend each year, others for reasons of nightstand to tell you about war in Syria, would a typical their own have been hindered. Some will never attend again. the world is infinitely easier news story do the job? For So much is owed to those few who gave so much of themselves PRESS RELEASE AND EVENT SUBMISSIONS than searching Google, open- early adopters with few All press releases are welcome and will be considered, to making this event a reality each year. They deserve a salute ing up a news app or even flip- expectations, maybe. But over but the News & Press reserves the right from all of us for a job well done. ping to a TV channel. A quick time, users will come to to edit as necessary for space or other requirements. (An effort to build a memorial to the men and women who scan of Amazon’s smart speak- expect a thoughtfully curated Please contact us by phone at (843) 393-3811, by fax at spent their lives working at the old mill is now in progress. er news offerings shows that audio answer to their ques- (843) 393-6811 or by e-mail at [email protected] Contributions may be sent to: Peggy Sheffield, 108 Columbian St., heavy hitters like NPR, The tions. Journalists have both with your Darlington area news. Darlington SC 29532.) Wall Street Journal, The NEWS AND PRESS | DARLINGTON, S.C. WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 28, 2018 | PAGE 3A You can get more informa- Moped laws tion on these regulations and Continued from 1A download registration forms $5 million grant to foster more family at www.scdmvonline.com. Illegal golf cart operation According to the South also carries new penalties engagement in S.C. schools Carolina Highway Patrol, 41 under these laws. You may people died in 785 moped- drive a golf cart only on sec- related crashes during 2017. ondary roads (speed limit of University of South Carolina ate the Carolina Family ranking in the bottom half of and evidence-based approach To help address this danger, no more than 35 mph) within Engagement Center (CFEC). the country in education, to engaging families. That’s The University of South The University of South health and child and economic what this grant will help us these laws impose new safety four miles of the registered regulations as well. Drivers Carolina’s College of Carolina will lead the CFEC, well-being, the center leaders accomplish through collabora- owner's house. Drivers must and riders under 21 must Education has been awarded with the South Carolina say the need for successful tion with our partners.” be at least 16 and have a valid wear helmets, and mopeds its largest grant in nearly 20 Department of Education as its school reform and improved The CFEC’s initiative will must ride exclusively in the regular driver's license, and years — a $5 million grant primary partner. The grant student achievement is criti- provide 24 schools in six far right lane unless they are golf carts cannot be driven on from the U.S. Department of will fund seven new staff cal. regions across the state with turning left. Reflective safety roadways at night. Violations Education’s Office of members, six of whom will be “When schools, families ongoing training and technical vests are not required, but will now be considered misde- Innovation and Improvement assigned to different regions and communities work togeth- assistance in supporting com- SCDMV advises their use in meanors, punishable with to fund a statewide program to across the state to work direct- er on behalf our students’ suc- prehensive family engagement order to increase visibility, fines or up to 30 days impris- better engage families in ly with families and schools. cess, we all benefit, particular- programs which will address especially when driving after onment. South Carolina public schools. "Part of our mission is to ly our children,” says Tom the specific needs of each dark. Cook says that while the The Statewide Family improve education for all stu- Hudson, executive director of school. CFEC also will sponsor Registration will make it Darlington Police Department Engagement Center Program dents," says Jon Pedersen, the South Carolina School programs that provide oppor- easier for law enforcement to is giving moped drivers a few (SFEC) awarded 11 grants dean. "Of course, this includes Improvement Council (SC- tunities for teachers and par- track and locate stolen mope- weeks to obtain licenses and nationwide. The University of preparing highly qualified SIC) and a co-director of the ents to build the knowledge ds, and to trace vehicles registrations, that grace peri- South Carolina is the only uni- educators, but also advancing Carolina Family Engagement and skills needed to serve as involved in collisions back to od will not last very long. He versity in the Southeast to research and intiatives, such Center. “But such meaningful leaders in family engagement their owners or drivers. The advises moped drivers to receive the grant. as this program, that will collaboration doesn’t just hap- and school improvement in An interdisciplinary team law does not require moped gather their paperwork and allow schools to better serve pen spontaneously. The center their communities. including education and psy- students and their families." will work to provide both fam- Through these initiatives, owners to title their vehicles, get legal as soon as possible to chology faculty and staff will The center will work with ilies and schools with the as well as extending the reach but getting a title offers extra avoid getting ticketed. protection in case of theft. To lead the center, along with public schools to implement capacity, tools and resources of services already offered by “Our officers do have dis- obtain a title, you must bring partners from the SC and enhance effective family needed to truly engage in their CFEC partner organizations, cretion, but we will be enforc- the model name, serial or Department of Education. engagement policies, pro- children’s education.” the center’s ultimate goal is to other identifying number, ing this because it's for the “This new $5 million grams and activities that lead In the past year, the SC-SIC see measurable improvements date of sale, total cubic cen- good of everyone on the road- investment will help to create to improvements in student (housed at UofSC) and the in student achievement and timeters or wattage for way,” says Cook. “If we stop closer, more effective relation- development and academic South Carolina Department of development. engine, new or used condi- you and you don't have a tag, ships between families and achievement. Education have partnered to “Equity demands that every tion, manufacturer's certifi- we may just give you a warn- schools in every corner of the “The active and positive provide a series of training ses- child have access to a quality cate of origin or previous title, ing. But the next time we stop Palmetto State,” says Prakash involvement of all families in sions for more than 100 parent education no matter that and complete a SCDMV Form you, if you still don't have a Nagarkatti, UofSC Vice the education of their children liaisons — school staff mem- child’s circumstances or zip 400-M. A moped title costs tag, you may not get that President for Research. is an essential ingredient in bers who serve as go-betweens code,” says Utter. “CFEC will $15. warning.” “Congratulations to project the success of our schools and for families and schools. serve all families, with an director Karen Utter; co-direc- our students,” says Molly “These trainings focus on emphasis on low income and tors Tom Hudson, Gina Kunz Spearman, South Carolina topics including how to better disadvantaged families includ- and Abe Wandersman; project Superintendent of Education. engage families of color and ing homeless children, stu- evaluators Tammiee “The Carolina Family how to best communicate with dents with disabilities, minori- FEMA Recovery Dickenson and Ashlee Lewis Engagement Center will be a parents whose primary lan- ties and children in foster care. from the College of strong addition as we continue guage isn’t English,” says Trusting relationships are the Education’s Research, to reach out and grow the Karen Utter, SC-SIC associate foundation of effective family- Evaluation and Measurement involvement of student’s fami- director and CFEC project school partnerships. The pro- Center in Darlington (REM) Center; and their part- lies across the state.” director. grams we create must be ners at the South Carolina Research shows that when “Many of our school sys- grounded in a respect for all Department of Education and families are engaged in a tems already have ways they cultures and families, and has closed in the community on this child’s education, school drop- are involving families, so we families must be involved in major award.” out rates decrease and grades are not starting from scratch. developing programs and The State/FEMA Disaster mation above. The five-year grant will cre- improve. With South Carolina But our state lacks a unified practices.” Recovery Center (DRC) in If survivors should change Darlington closed permanent- their addresses or phone num- ly Nov. 21. bers, they should be sure to Working with county offi- cials, the South Carolina update FEMA with the new Emergency Management information. Division and FEMA closely Missing or inaccurate infor- monitor visits to DRCs. mation could result in delays The closure of DRCs marks for those who are receiving a major milestone in the disas- assistance. ter recovery process. For those who applied for a Centers close when traffic slows at those sites. low-interest disaster loan with The center was located at the U.S. Small Business Darlington County National Administration (SBA), call the Guard Armory, 1764 Harry SBA’s Disaster Assistance Byrd Highway. Customer Service Center to Survivors whose homes or update information or check businesses were affected by the status of an application at: Hurricane Florence can still apply for assistance, get 800-659-2955; by email to updates about their applica- disastercustomerservice@SB tions, learn about the appeals A.gov; or via the SBA website process or check the status of at sba.gov/disaster. their claim the following Hard of hearing or deaf ways: individuals may call 800-877- Visit any open disaster 8339. recovery center. To find the nearest one visit For more information on Budgeting for charity ultimately pays fema.gov/DRC. Hurricane Florence and South Call the Disaster Assistance Carolina recovery, you can According to data from Create a recurring “bill” that ors. Over time, that account to make a difference. Charity Navigator and Giving you pay each month and fac- balance will grow and the Helpline at 800-621-3362. visit the South Carolina • Find out if your company USA, slightly more than $410 Persons who are deaf, hard of tor it into your overall spend- money can be used for will match. Ask your employer Emergency Management billion was given to charitable hearing or have a speech dis- ing budget. Some charities whichever causes you deem Division website at scemd.org, causes in 2017. Philanthropy to match your donations. Even ability and use a TTY may call may even be able to arrange fit. on social media (@SCEMD on helps nonprofit groups and if they decline, drawing atten- 800-462-7585. for automatic deductions from • Donate what you can. the people they serve, and Multilingual operators are Twitter, Facebook and your bank account. You need not donate hundreds tion to a cause may inspire such charitable efforts also available (press 2 for Instagram), or FEMA’s • Set up a specific savings of dollars to make a huge dif- your bosses and coworkers to benefit donors. Spanish).Visit Hurricane Florence disaster account. Much like you might ference. Organizations can Perhaps the greatest bene- donate. Nonprofits benefit DisasterAssistance.gov to webpage at create a separate account for a benefit greatly from small fit of charitable giving is help- Christmas club or vacation donations. Do not avoid greatly from word-of-mouth. apply or log into their www.fema.gov/disas- ing others and the way that account. savings, create an exclusive donating because you think Simply talking up a charity to ter/4394, or Facebook at makes volunteers and donors account for charitable endeav- your donations are too small others can make a big impact. Recovery officials encour- feel. 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French A. Lewis Jr. years. and as a Sunday School Florence County. Born in Darlington on Nov. teacher. She was the daughter of 843-393-3851 DARLINGTON -- French 19, 1943, Robert was the son Many who knew him “Sonny” Austin Lewis Jr., 75, of Henry F. and Myrtis E. remarked of his being inspira- the late Charlie Washington 315 Pearl Street, Darlington passed away Sunday, Nov. 18, (McDonald) Odom, both of tional to their spiritual lives. Wallace and Eva Verline 2018. A memorial service was Darlington, and is prede- Robert leaves behind: a Gibbons Wallace. www.kistlerhardeefuneralhome.com held Nov. 21 in the chapel at ceased by his brother, Henry son, Robby (Connie) Odom of Raising a family of five Belk Funeral Home. T. “Tommy” (Diane) Odom, of Belmont, N.C.; and two step- LiviNg oN Pur Pose The family received friends Hartsville. sons, Mauro (Michelle) Crews kids, she along with her hus- following the service. Robert attended and James S. Harper Jr., both band successfully owned and Born April 16, 1943, Darlington’s St. John’s High of Darlington. operated Hartsville Pawn French was the son of the late School and joined the service He also leaves his love, and French Austin Lewis Sr. and of his country in the U.S. wishes of fond memories he Shop for many years in Dorothy Bosley Anderson Navy, where he earned the shared with them, to his six Time does Hartsville. Lewis. rank of E-6 Petty Officer First grandchildren: Chris Odom, She was a member of Faith He worked as a mechanic Class during the Cuban Alexander Crews, Caeli and he also enjoyed going Missile Crisis and Vietnam Crews, Evan Crews, Kryctine Free Will Baptist Church, not slow down fishing. War as an Avionics Electrician Matthews,and Whitney where she served in many dif- Matthews. Surviving are his sons, aboard the aircraft carrier ferent capacities. French Austin (Suzanne) USS John F. Kennedy. His love also extends to his Lewis, III of Middletown, His fondest memories dur- five great-grandchildren: Mrs. Ruthven loved spend- for anyone Conn., Tod (Tricia) Lewis of ing his 10 years of active duty Gavin Crews, Natalie ing time with her family and Carlsbad, Calif., and Wayne service were of his travels in Matthews, Damien Cook, will be missed dearly. (Jennifer) Lewis of Overland the Mediterranean Sea and Jaxen Moxley, and Thomas By Bill h olland what shall a man give in Surviving are her husband, Park, Kan. the naval port of Naples, Moxley, as well as to many exchange for his soul?” Also surviving are his Italy. nieces, nephews and Robert Heyward Ruthven, Jr. Growing older is like a train rolling down the track I am not rich by any grandchildren, Connor, Holly, Following his naval serv- cousins. of Darlington; her children, Austin, Julia, Grace, Ryland, ice, he returned to Darlington Funeral arrangements and no matter how many means, but I am also not and Kaiya; siblings, Wayne and joined R. B. Pond were conducted by Belk Tommy Ruthven of Hartsville; Botox injections, vitamins or poor, and there again is the (Judy) Lewis of Florence, Construction Company, oper- Funeral Home of Darlington Linda Knight of Marion; hair plugs, we simply cannot compassionate and amazing stop the reality of our mor- Alex (Jim) Anderson Snell of ated his own over-the-road and were held in the sanctu- Debra (Reese) Kirven of grace of our heavenly ary of Temple Free Will tality. Maryland, Tod (Susan) trucking business, and also Father. Anderson of Mahopac, N.Y.; worked at Farmer’s Baptist Church, located at Darlington; David McKinney There is nothing wrong and a special niece, Tracy Hardware. 1660 N. Governor Williams of Taylor; Darrell McKinney with trying to look young As you and I face the prospects of growing older, Horvath and her son, Austin He ended his working Highway, Darlington. of Ladson; Lee McKinney of and we agree that dieting Horvath. career at Gateway Supply Visitation began at 2 p.m., and exercise would surely be we will ask ourselves ques- Ladson; and Patricia (Lloyd) He was preceded in death Company, where he retired as and his Homegoing Funeral a healthy and positive tions like, “What should I be lifestyle but the hourglass by his wife, Regina Lewis; and manager in 2005. Service commenced at 3 p.m. Mintz of Darlington; 16 doing now to prepare for a his sister, Gaile Freeman. Robert loved the outdoors on Monday, Nov. 26. only contains so much sand. grandchildren; 32 great time when I cannot take care Memorials may be made to and enjoyed deer hunting, In lieu of flowers, Robert’s As the days keep ticking grandchildren; and one great- a humane society or to an ani- fishing at Santee, Hobie Cat wishes were that memorials away, we are reminded to of myself?” mal shelter of one’s choice. sailboat racing and many be made to the Temple FWB great grandboy; her twin sis- not put off until tomorrow Along with these practi- A guestbook is available post-retirement golf outings Church Debt Retirement ter, Adele Tisdale of what we can do today cal decisions are also consid- online at www.belkfuneral- with his friends. account. because we are not sure how erations for our spiritual life Kingstree; and her sister, many tomorrows we will home.com. He also was a champion that speaks bluntly and go-cart racer, and taught his Iva Nell Ruthven Shelby Jean Smoak of have. boldly to the deepest recess- Robert Allen Odom boys how to work on just Columbia. If you want a big juicy about anything that could go DARLINGTON - Iva Nell steak, for heaven's sake go es of our heart. Mrs. Ruthven was preced- DARLINGTON – Robert wrong with a car or around Ruthven, 81, of Darlington have one. Truth does not intend to Allen Odom, who had just cel- the house. died on Friday, Nov. 23, ed in death by her son, Randy If you have thought about be mean or cruel but desires helping someone or have a ebrated his 75th birthday, lost Robert loved his Lord and 2018. Ruthven; and by 14 siblings. to awaken us to the possibil- a courageously-fought battle will always be remembered Funeral services were held desire to say or give them Memorials may be made to ities of purpose. with cancer but gained by his many friends at Temple on Tuesday, Nov. 27, at 3 p.m. something, do not fall into entrance to his Lord’s Free Will Baptist Church, in Faith Free Will Baptist Faith Free Will Baptist the “someday” excuse and The fact is, without Kingdom as he passed away where he and his wife, Church, directed by Kistler Church, 1309 Lamar never do it. change, we will be then If you feel a burden to on Wednesday, Nov. 21, Jeanette, were members for Hardee Funeral Home. Highway, Darlington, SC what we are now. 2018. more than 40 years. Burial followed in Grove write a letter, make a call, If you are not becoming a 29532. invite someone to dinner, or Affectionately known as Robert served in a number Hill Cemetery. person of faith, love and “Papa” to the many who loved of capacities over those years, The family received friends Family and friends are ask someone to forgive you for something you did or kindness now, you will not him, he leaves behind his including Chairman of the from 5 until 7 p.m. on invited to sign the online beloved wife, Jeanette General Board on several Monday, Nov. 26, at Kistler said, by all means, do it be that type of a person (Crews) Odom, to whom he occasions, and was active in Hardee Funeral Home. guest book at www.kistler- today. then. was married for more than 46 their Master’s Men Fellowship Mrs. Ruthven was born in hardeefuneralhome.com. Delay is a sure way to If you are a negative and miss a golden opportunity. grumpy person now, you There are certain aspects that I miss from my youth will not suddenly become a p.m. -Evening Worship a.m. (4th Sunday 8:30 a.m.) Mt. Zion Tabernacle Chur Ch News like being free from worries, positive and generous indi- Services Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. Please send your church Ministries 426 W. Broad St. in along with having boundless vidual then. Monday Phone: 843-601-3672 news and photos to: energy and vitality. Monday Night Ministry Facebook: St. Catherine’s Darlington announces their If you are not learning, [email protected] Now that I’m older, I can- (MNM)-Youth Fellowship & EC Vicar: The Rev. Jeffrey R. hours: growing, praying and devel- not see as clear, I get winded Richardson oping an intimate personal Yahweh Marriage Meal 1st/3rd Sunday Pastoral pretty easy and sometimes I Wednesday relationship with God today, Ministry of Darlington Sunday: Sunday School at cannot remember people’s presents a “Night With My 10:30 a.m. - Old Fashion Lawson Grove Baptist names. unfortunately, you will not Chapel Service & Fellowship Church 9:30 a.m. Church Services 11 Love” on Dec. 8. Doors open I love to take naps and walk with Him then. Meal; 6:30 p.m. - Small 3585 Lawson Grove Rd., at 6 p.m. Elder M. Frierson 2nd/4th when I watch “Jeopardy!”, We will change when the This is a formal event with Group Bible Study (All Ages) Hartsville. Sunday - Church Sunday: Sunday School at the answers are given before agony of conviction to be dinner served, pictures for and Youth Group Meeting School at 9:45 a.m. and I can even think. the couples and a live band Worship Service at 10:45 a.m. 9:30 by Deacon Z. Frierson Then there are the mis- transformed becomes with games and other surpris- The Upper Room Holy Wednesday. Prayer 6:30 p.m. Service at 11 a.m. Min. Gerald takes I wish I could forget. I greater than the apathy and es. Ghost Mission Bible study 7 p.m. realize it does no good to contentment to stay the Sunday morning worship Streaming Available at Green. Tickets are $50 per couple. live in regret but I cannot same. This event will be held at is at 11 a.m. Bible study lawsongrovebaptistchurch.co Philadelphia Southern help but wonder what could Charles Bancroft wrote Bethel AME Church Thursday night is at 7 p.m. at m have been. Methodist; Traditional - this encouraging poem, Fellowship Hall on 1333 S. 109 Main St. in Darlington. I recall being more occu- Conservative. 1665 Main Street, Darlington. Call 843-250-0418 for prayer. Black Creek Baptist pied with the present than “God loves the aged. He For tickets call Prophetess Church Philadelphia St., Darlington. concerned with the future gives them greater visions Bible Study Black Creek Baptist Angela Kennedy Peterson at SS 10 a.m. Worship 11 a.m. and I can only imagine how than the young: He puts Bible study at Mt. Zion Church, located 139 Mont 843-992-6925. much more I could have words of wisdom on their Tabernacle Believers Church Clare Road, Dovesville, done if I knew then what I tongue: And keeps His pres- Prayer Service 426 W. Broad St. Darlington, announces their hours: The Lord Cares know now. on Tuesday nights at 6 p.m. Sunday: 10 a.m. Sunday ence ever by their side, from New Life In Christ Church Please continue to assist The past is gone and even of Darlington, 119 Chestnut Bible study led by Rev.Larry School, 11 a.m. Worship if I were given a do-over, I dawn to dusk, and on St., Darlington, will hold a Scipio. Contact Deacon Services and 6 p.m. Evening The Lord Cares in caring for would probably make more through eventide. God helps Noon Day Prayer Service Z.Frierson at 843-992-3158 Worship. Wednesday: 6:30 those in need in the of a mess than I did the first the aged. Within their home, or church 843-992-8125. Adult Bible Study; Youth every Friday. Darlington area. T.L.C.s food time. his spirit dwells: Their mel- Bible Study, Children God has always been low hearts are touched like Prayer Service Covenant Baptist (Children In Action) 7:30 bank is located at 201 Grove there for me and all in all, St. James will hold a Noon Church Prayer Line Adult Choir Practice St. in Darlington. even without winning the chiming bells: He calms Day Prayer Service every Anyone who needs prayer their fears, then worries dis- They are open Monday, lottery, I’m happy with Wednesday. for healing and deliverance is Covenant Baptist where I am in my journey. appear because they know Wednesday and Thursday The church is located at welcome to call the Covenant Church Sure, we dream about his help is always near. God 312 Pearl St. For more infor- Baptist Church Prayer Line at Covenant Baptist Church, from 10 a.m. until 12 p.m. what we could do with large keeps the aged. With hearts mation, call 843-393-1407. 843-393-8555. located at 628 Pocket Road, amounts of money but then Donations of non-perishable The prayer line is open announces their hours: we snap back into the real of gold, and silver tinted Mechanicsville Baptist Tuesdays and Wednesdays Sunday: 10 a.m. Sunday food items (especially canned world and realize the most hair: And earnestness, and Church from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. School, 11a.m. Spoken Word meats) are needed, as are toi- important meaning of life is greater faith in prayer: He 2364 Cashua Ferry Rd., Service. Wednesday: 6 p.m. our personal relationship letries, bathroom tissue, and keeps them as a shepherd Darlington. For more infor- Bible Study. with God. guards his sheep, til in his mation, call 843-393-1029 Need a ride to church? Call paper towels. As the Scripture says in fold they gently fall asleep.” Sunday St. Catherine's 843-393-7872. Mail monetary donations Matthew chapter 16, “For 9:30 a.m.-Sunday School; Episcopal Church what is a man profited if he 10:30 a.m.-Worship Service 3123 W. Palmetto St., Mt. Zion Tabernacle to: The Lord Cares PO Box, shall gain the whole world To read more, visit billyhol- 4 p.m.-Prayer Closet; 5:30 Florence. Worship Time: 11 Ministries 1457, Darlington, SC 29540. and lose his own soul? Or landministries.com NOVEMBER 28, 2018 | PAGE 5A THE NEWS AND PRESS, DARLINGTON, S.C.

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communityWWW.NEWSANDPRESS.NET PETS Of THE WEEk Center 201 N. Damascus Church Newberry Opera House on Recreation trip to Road in Hartsville. Sunday, Dec. 2. Depart at 12:30 Billy Graham Library p.m. Cost is $40. Must register Join Darlington Recreation This beautiful snow white girl is Pearl, a playful Darlington Branch one week prior. for a trip to Billy Graham Library and curious sweetheart. Pearl is without a doubt NAACP on Wednesday, Dec. 19. Depart one of the prettiest Bully girls around. She is a The Darlington Branch Darlington County at 9 a.m. and return by 6 p.m. nice medium size and would love nothing more NAACP meets on the second Council Meeting Cost is $10. Lunch is on your than to find the family who would enjoy a lov- Tuesday every month, 7:00 p.m. The Darlington County own. Must register one week ing, mannerly girl like her. She gets along with at 109 Pearl Street. New mem- Council meets on Dec. 3 at 6 prior. other dogs and likes to play, so if you have a bers are always welcomed. For p.m. and the first Monday of friendly resident dog who would enjoy a playful more information contact each month at 6:00 p.m., at Darlington County companion, check out this priceless Pearl and President Anthony Hall at 843- the Courthouse Annex/EMS Airport Commission see is she just might be the dog for you! 41 lbs; 229-1274 or email to darling- Building, 1625 Harry Byrd December 20, 8 a.m. at 313 female; bully mix [email protected]. Please Highway (Highway 151), G. Graham Seagars Parkway, visit our Facebook page: Darlington, SC. The Council Darlington. Call 843-393-9928 Great little dog! Lance is a darling, sleek coated Darlingtonnaacp. encourages citizen participa- for more information. terrier mix who is snuggly and sweet. Although tion and provides an opportu- small, Lance is a confident little fellow best suit- Darlington nity for citizens to present their ed as an only pet or with other pets who are Professional Women concerns at the beginning of Jan. 2019 Darlington Professional each regular meeting. Those mild mannered and submissive. Playful and Women (DPW) will meet on the wishing to make a presentation affectionate, Lance loves pleasing his person and 3rd Wednesday of each month should contact the Clerk to Darlington County is ready to head home for the holidays! 17 lbs; at noon at the Darlington Council at 843-398-4100 or terrier mix; male Council Meeting Country Club. DPW is an associ- [email protected]. The Darlington County ation for local businesswomen Council will hold their monthly The Darlington County Humane Society is located to share lunch, enjoy a presenta- Darlington City meeting Jan. 2 at 6 p.m. at the 0.5 miles from Darlington Raceway off Highway tion and network. Council Meeting Courthouse Annex/EMS 151 in Darlington. The Darlington City Council Building, 1625 Harry Byrd Historical will hold their monthly meet- Highway (Highway 151), Commission Meeting ing Dec. 4 at 6:30 p.m. in the Darlington, SC. The Council 1st Thursday of the month, City of Darlington Council encourages citizen participation Have you lost or found a pet? 10 a.m. at the Historical Chambers at City Hall, located and provides an opportunity for If you have lost or found a pet, go online to www.darlingtonhumane.org and click on the Commission, 204 Hewitt St., at 400 Pearl Street. citizens to present their concerns link Lost/ Found Pets. You will be directed to the www.thelostpets.com Web site where Darlington. at the beginning of each regular you can register your missing pet. Recreation trip to meeting. Those wishing to make You will be able to provide a detailed description of your missing pet, as well as attach a photo. American Legion Myrtle Beach a presentation should contact Upon registering your lost pet, an e-mail alert will be sent to the Darlington Shelter’s e-mail Post 13 Aquarium the Clerk to Council at 843-398- address. This will allow the Shelter staff to recognize your lost pet should it arrive at the facility. American Legion Post 13 of Join Darlington Recreation 4100 or [email protected]. Darlington meets the second for a trip to Myrtle Beach Thursday of each month at the Aquarium on Friday, Dec. 7. Darlington County Post on Harry Byrd Highway Depart at 10 a.m. and return by Library Board 992-2981. next to the South Carolina 6 p.m. Cost is $30. Lunch is on Meeting Area Happenings National Guard Armory. A meal your own. Must register one Jan. 17 at the Darlington Hartsville Pilot Club is served at 6 p.m. with a week prior. Library located at 204 N. Main Wednesday at 5:30 pm, bring Fourth Monday each month monthly meeting that follows. Street, Darlington, SC. Weekly Events one dish and feast on at 6 p.m. at their clubhouse The nation's largest Veterans Darlington County many…theme changes month- across from the Lawton Park organization invites its mem- Board of Education Centennial ly, call 843-398-4940 for more Tennis Courts bers, eligible Veterans, and The Darlington County Feb. 2019 Farmers Market information. active National Guard/Reserve School District Board of personnel to attend. This market features fresh, Hartsville Education will meet at 6 p.m. organic gourmet foods, free- Crochet & Knit Clubs Toastmasters Dec. 10 in the Training Room Lamar: each Monday at 4:30 2nd and 4th Monday each range eggs and homegrown, Darlington County of the Administrative Office Coker College p.m. 326-5524 month at 7 p.m. at the Black healthy foods including home- Coordinating located at 120 E. Smith Avenue Homecoming Society Hill: each Friday Creek Arts Center made breads and sweet treats Council in Darlington. Join us on Friday, February 1 from 2-4 pm 378-0026 and as always, live music and The first Friday of every for an alumni drop in at Bizzell’s Darlington: 2nd Friday of the entertainment! Every Thursday month at 11:30. Alternating Lamar Town and Saturday, February 2, there month 10 a.m. - noon 398-4940 Monthly Events from 4 – 7 p.m. Location: months between Carolina Pines Council will be campus tours, class pic- Hartsville: “The Stitchers” Corner of 5th St. and Carolina in Hartsville and Medford Lamar Town Council will tures, alumni reception and so group meets the 1st & 3rd Ave. in Hartsville. Nursing Center in Darlington. meet at 6:30 p.m. Dec. 10 at much more! Mondays and 2nd & 4th Water and Soil April, June, September, and town hall. Darlington Thursdays at 5 pm. Conservation Board November at Carolina Pines; Darlington County The Darlington Soil & Water May, August, October, and Hartsville City Council Meeting Elks Lodge Conservation District Board will Tuesdays: Swing/Shag Pee Dee SCORE December at Medford Nursing Council Meeting The Darlington County Pee Dee SCORE (Service meet at 7 p.m. the fourth dance lessons, "New" line dance Center in Darlington. City Council holds their reg- Council will hold their monthly Corps of Retired Executives) Monday of the month in the lessons from 8-10 p.m. ular council meeting Dec. 11 at meeting Feb. 4 at 6 p.m. at the offers Free confidential counsel- Clemson Extension Kitchen at Wednesdays: Karaoke from Darlington Library 5:30 p.m. in Council Courthouse Annex/EMS ing to America's small business, 300 Russell Street, Room 207 in 8-10 p.m. Needle Nuts - 2nd Fri. each Chambers, found on the first Building, 1625 Harry Byrd serving Darlington, Florence Darlington. Meetings are open Thursdays: Bingo at 7:30 month floor of City Hall, 100 E. Highway (Highway 151), and surrounding areas. Existing to the public. For more informa- p.m. Book Club - 3rd Sat. of each Carolina Ave. Darlington, SC. The Council and start-up businesses can tion call 843-393-0483. Darlington Elks Lodge is month encourages citizen participation schedule an appointment by located at 836 Timmonsville Society Hill Town and provides an opportunity for calling the Hartsville Chamber Hwy. For more info: 843-393- DDRA Board of Book Club Council Meeting citizens to present their concerns of Commerce at 843-332-6401. 1451. Directors Meeting The Darlington Library Book The Society Hill Town at the beginning of each regular The DDRA Board of Club meets the 3rd Saturday of Council will hold their month- meeting. Those wishing to make Alcoholics Directors will meet at the each month 12pm-1 p.m. Stop ly meeting Dec. 11. All month- a presentation should contact BNI Darlington Library, 204 N. Main Meets each Tuesday at from Anonymous by the library to pick up each ly meetings will be held at 6:30 the Clerk to Council at 843-398- Alcoholics Anonymous will Street, at 8 a.m. on the first 7:30-9 a.m. at Black Creeks Art month's selection. p.m. at Town Hall of Society 4100 or [email protected]. hold an open meeting of big Tuesday of the month, except in Council, 116 W College Ave in Hill 280 South Main Street. book and traditions studies July and September. Hartsville. Darlington City weekly at 8 p.m. Monday nights Nov. 2018 Recreation trip to Council Meeting Hartsville at Trinity UMC on Pearl Street. Darlington County Coastal Grand Mall The Darlington City Council Use Orange Street entrance. First Steps Join Darlington Recreation will hold their monthly meeting Kiwanis Club Info: 843-395-6897. 2nd Tuesday each month at Thursdays at 12:15 p.m. at Shop Small for a trip to Coastal Grande Feb. 5 at 6:30 p.m. in the City of AA meets at the Hartsville AA 5:30 pm in the Chamber of the Hartsville Country Club Downtown Open Mall on Wednesday, Dec. 12. Darlington Council Chambers at Hut, 310 S. McFarland Street: Commerce Boardroom, 214 N House Depart at 10 a.m. and return by City Hall, located at 400 Pearl Sun: 6pm 5th St, Hartsville. 5 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 6 p.m. Cost is $10. Lunch is on Street. Hartsville Lions Club Mon: noon Thursdays at 12:30 p.m. at 29. Santa, music, games, and your own. Must register one Tues: 8pm Mr. B's Restaurant Williamson Park SNOW! If a church, civic club, or week prior. Darlington County Wed: noon, 6 pm Committee business wants to participate, Board of Education Hartsville Thurs: 8pm The Williamson Park call 843-398-4000 x 103 or 843- Christmas Market The Darlington County Fri: noon, 8pm Committee meets at 5:30 p.m. 398-4030. You may also email The Market on Darlington School District Board of Rotary Club Sat noon, 8 pm on the second Tuesday of the Tuesdays at 12:30 p.m. at [email protected]. Square presents a Christmas Education will meet at 6 p.m. month at Harmon Baldwin Hartsville Country Club Market from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Feb. 11 in the Training Room of Al-Anon Meetings Recreation Center, 300 Sanders Saturday, Dec. 15 at Trinity the Administrative Office locat- Al-Anon is a fellowship of Street. Dec. 2018 United Methodist Church ed at 120 E. Smith Avenue in Paws to Read adult relatives and friends of Paws to Read is a literacy Fellowship Hall, 126 Pearl Darlington. alcoholics for mutual support. program where emerging and DC Disabilities and Street, for everyone to finish Visitors are welcome. Childcare reluctant readers can create Special Needs Board Recreation trip to their shopping locally. Santa Local Emergency is not available. Al-Anon meet- Holds monthly meetings on positive emotional connections The Nutcracker at will arrive on scene at 12 noon. Planning Committee ings: the last Tuesday of each month with reading. Therapy Dogs Newberry Opera Coloring station will be avail- Feb. 21 at 8 a.m. at the Thursdays at 8p.m at the at 2 p.m. The public is welcome International with their trainers House able to keep kids busy while Courthouse Annex/EMS Hartsville AA Hut, 310 S. to come to the meetings. The come for one-on-one reading Join Darlington Recreation parents shop. Free admission. Building located at 1625 Harry McFarland Street. Info: 843- meetings are held at the Scott sessions on the first Saturday for a trip to The Nutcracker at Byrd Highway, Darlington, SC. and third Tuesday of each month at 12:30 pm. and 3 p.m. respectively at the Darlington DARLINGTON Library Branch. COMMUNITY Story Time Darlington: Thursdays at 10 a.m. Info: 398-4940 ext. 305. Hartsville: Tuesdays at 10 a.m. Info: 332-5115 ext. 7. DARLINGTON Grow your business with a little Society Hill: Thursdays at H&S Floors help from your friends at the ADSADS 11:00 a.m. Info: 378-0026 PPACKINGACKING COMPCO OMPPANYANY & Furnishings News & Press! Lamar: Thursdays at 11:30 MANAGEMENT & EMPLOYEES a.m. Info: 326-5524 (843) 393-0456 TTHATHATHAATT l tCal he News and Press 250 OLD SOCIETY HILL ROAD at (843) 393-3811 Library Programs DARLINGTON, SC 29532 6OOHVVX5 WWUU '‡WHH DDUU QLO JWJW QR SELL!SELL! 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Hartsville Christmas Parade coming soon One of the most well-kept appearance from the Dixie Braddock. “We’re proud to con- Cargill Way, and will turn left helping prevent stoppages in Parade-goers are encour- holiday traditions in the Youth Pony Tails State tinue to the beloved tradition of onto Carolina Avenue. The the parade flow. aged to visit the Hartsville Hartsville community is the Champions, Dixie Youth the Hartsville Christmas parade will end at Thornwell Returning floats can make Farmers Market before and Hartsville Christmas Parade. Baseball State Champions and Parade highlighting our local School for the Arts, 437 West their way back to Newsome after the parade. The 2018 parade, sponsored GSSM Girls Volleyball State businesses and organizations.” Carolina Avenue. Warehouse by way of Marlboro The special holiday edition by SPC Credit Union, Neptune Champions as Grand Marshals. The parade route will begin The parking lot at Newsome Avenue and Sixth Street. Market is located on Cargill Island Waterpark and City of The JROTC cadets of Hartsville on South Fifth Street at the Warehouse will be the “staging Parade units are asked to Way and begins at 9 a.m., end- Hartsville, will begin at 10:30 High School will present our Newsome Warehouse parking area” for vehicles and floats make sure that any candy given ing at 1 p.m. Additionally, after a.m. Dec. 8 as a part of the nation’s colors. An appearance lot and proceed north on South participating in the parade. out along route is not thrown his parade appearance, Santa Hartsville for the Holidays sea- by jolly Santa Claus will end Fifth Street The parade will This area will only be used for from vehicles, but is rather son. this season’s parade. turn right onto Laurens those purposes. handed out by those walking in Claus will be available for pho- As a collaboration of the “Every year, our Hartsville Avenue, just before Applebee’s, At the close of the parade, the parade. tographs at the Hartsville community, the Hartsville for the Holidays team looks for- and turn left on South Fourth participants will be dropped off For spectator parking avail- Museum’s “Simply Christmas Christmas Parade will feature ward to showcasing the spirit Street past the Fairfield Inn. at Thornwell School where ability, all public parking lots Exhibit,” located at 222 N. Fifth Hartsville’s first responders, of the holidays in our small The parade will continue on they can be picked up. All floats will remain open. Traffic will St. from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. local businesses, marching town,” says Marketing and Fourth Street, past the will then return to Newsome be delayed as a result of the Photos are free. Please bring bands, dance troops, and an Events Coordinator Jordan Hartsville Farmers Market on Warehouse for breakdown, parade. your own camera. Military family grows in a Thanksgiving reunion

Story Courtesy of Fort Jackson James initially volunteered "I'm ready now," he told for the Army in the midst of the Theresa. COLUMBIA -- One family Vietnam war. He reenlisted On Wednesday, relatives had a Fort Jackson-style after serving. When his mom from as far as Maryland, reunion this Thanksgiving. A found out, "She cried," he said. Kentucky and Florida saw him Basic Combat Training soon-to- He stuck it out and encouraged graduate Basic Combat be graduate had 40 members of subsequent generations of his Training. They abandoned his family flying and driving family to follow suit. their tradition of a Myrtle into familiar turf from across "The military has been a way Beach Thanksgiving and cele- the country for his graduation that provided me a career," brated on post instead. Nov. 21. James said. The ham and turkey are Spc. Thomas LaGrant, 28, of Theresa said "seeing how it already ordered and thanks the 1st Battalion, 61st Infantry builds character" is what will be given for LaGrant's deci- Division, joined the leagues of inspired her to follow in his sion to enlist, James said. his military family Wednesday. footsteps. "I wanted to embody "We're glad to get together," he It's better late than never, his some of that behavior," she said. "We're proud of our grandfather, retired Sgt. Maj. added. grandson." James Miller, said. Miller She said the Army seemed James added they'll enjoy encouraged LaGrant to sign up like one big family and she this time together before for the Army straight out of wanted to be a part of that. high school. Now, the Millers have their LaGrant ships out to Fort LaGrant joins the ranks of own big Army family. Gordon, Ga., for Advanced three of Miller's 12 grandkids Three generations are made Individual Training to become and his four children in the tra- up of retired or active Army a member of the Army Signal dition. members, though one relative Corps. They have a long history at broke the mold and joined the Theresa and her older sister Fort Jackson. Miller was Navy. took that path years ago. assigned there three times dur- Theresa and James weren't Theresa and James say this is ing his stint in the services, sure LaGrant would ever serve the perfect place to hold the beginning with three years as a in the military. One day, family reunion, since Fort drill sergeant decades ago. LaGrant called them both to Jackson means everything to One of his daughters, tell them the news. He married their family. Theresa Miller of Sumter, went and fathered two children "(Fort Jackson) is the begin- through Basic Combat Training before deciding the time was ning and the end for a lot of my at the installation. right. kids," James said.

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cation community in order to lington George Washington, is hosted access and viewings of arti- by the George Washington facts, historical documents share information from the Teacher Institute. The profes- and the mansion. Institute. n odn rrss sional development included Professional development She has already made pre- an intensive study led by sessions tackled the myths sentations to the Henry George Washington scholar and complexities of Durant Chapter of the and Associate Professor Washington’s legacy to illus- Daughters of the American e waysae Denver Brunsman of The trate how his leadership con- Revolution in Bishopville and George Washington tinues to inspire and teach University. today’s students and educa- has been requested to present Ewing, who is also a tors about citizenship and to an upstate Sons of the to wo tis h National Board Certified service. American Revolution chapter Teacher, collaborated with The residency program in the spring. Mount Vernon’s knowledge- included a trip to Washington The George Washington a atan able historians, curators and to the Smithsonian Art Teacher Institute, founded in educators while on site. Museum and National Portrait 1999, provides K-12 educators “I was honored and Gallery for a private tour with professional develop- thrilled to be chosen to attend focusing on the portraits of anda the George Washington George Washington and other ment opportunities through- Teacher Institute’s Summer United States presidents. out the year through residen- Residential Program,” Ewing Institute participants from tial, online and regional pro- said. “As an educator and a around the country included gramming, as well as Teacher N !SNOW counselor I was excited to be K-12 teachers, librarians and Fellowships. selected from applicants all media specialists who were Private funding supports over the country to attend this hand-selected by the George full-scholarships for residen- residential program and a pro- Washington Teacher Institute fessional development of this in a competitive application tial program participants, caliber. I cannot wait to share process. Ewing earned award- including a transportation the information I learned with ed a full-scholarship and trav- stipend, to qualified educators o: 843-398-4000x103 [email protected] my students, colleagues and el stipend to attend. from select states. QUOTE At one point in your life you either have the thing you want or the reasons why you don’t NOVEMBER 28, 2018 | PAGE 7A ANDY RODDICK THE NEWS AND PRESS, DARLINGTON, S.C. sportsWWW.NEWSANDPRESSONLINE.COM Hartsville’s defense smothers North Augusta as Red Foxes advance to lower-state championship

By Drake Horton drive that started on the Contributing Writer Hartsville 17-yard line with a The deeper a team goes into 28-yard touchdown run. the playoffs, the harder the Up 15-0 at the half, the Red competition is supposed to get. Foxes kept the momentum run- For the Hartsville Red Foxes ning in the third and fourth football team, nothing is look- quarter. Evans added two more ing too difficult right now. scores, a 38-yard and 11-yard Heading into the game touchdown run while Collins against the North Augusta Bishop capped the scoring off Yellow Jackets, the Red Foxes in the fourth quarter with a were an impressive 11-0, aver- very impressive 40-yard touch- aging 44 points a game and giv- down run with 4:58 left in the ing up only 13 points a game. game. After Friday night’s 35-0 win But this game was just as over the Yellow Jackets, those much about the defense as it numbers are only going to get was the offense. Hartsville better as Hartsville improves to forced seven punts, sacked the 12-0 and advances to its third Yellow Jackets’ quarterback straight 4A lower-state champi- three times, forced two onship and its fifth lower-state turnovers on downs and even championship overall in seven recovered one fumble on a bad years with two coming in 3A snap. back in 2012 and 2015. Heading into the game, Once again Tiyon Evans, North Augusta had scored 49 Hartsville’s starting quarter- points in each of its two playoff back, showed off his talent, games, but the Yellow Jackets scoring four of the five Red Fox offensive firepower was touchdowns. nowhere to be found as the Red Evans got the scoring start- Foxes front seven raised havoc, ed in the first quarter, turning a smothering quarterback blocked punt that was recov- Tanner White for the entire ered on the North Augusta one- game. yard line into a one-yard touch- Hartsville’s special teams down run. even made its presence known attempt the second quarter. and we did a great job tonight, As the Red Foxes put this Hartsville defeated the Up by a touchdown, Evans’ in the game blocking a punt in “I’m just happy for our kids,” played really hard, minimized win behind them they will be Seahawks, also a member of second score was a little more the first quarter that set up the Hartsville head coach Jeff some mistakes and I think we preparing for a very familiar Region Six, 70-34 in the final impressive. first touchdown of the game, Calabrese said after the game. are trying to fix that. We are foe this Friday as the Myrtle regular season game of the sea- With the ball sitting on the hitting four of five extra point “They put a lot into this going to enjoy it tonight and Beach Seahawks come back to son to clinch the region cham- Yellow Jackets’ 28-yard line, attempts and successfully run- game; North Augusta is a really work on next week, next town for the second time this pionship. Evans capped off an eight-play ning in a two-point conversion good opponent. We came out week.” season. Five Hartsville High student-athletes sign letters of intent

Five student-athletes from Hartsville High School have signed national letters of intent to play collegiate sports. The ceremony was held inside the school’s arena in front of a large crowd of students, family and friends. Emma Charles will attend Anderson University and play golf. Tessa Fonteneau will attend Erskine College and play soccer. Trae Hannibal will head to the University of South Carolina to play basketball. Jessica Veteran Darlington coach McWhorter will play softball for Coker College and Mitchell Vance will attend Francis Marion University to play golf. Jamie Horton, Hartsville High’s athletics director, spoke highly of the students’ efforts and determination to join Hall of Fame that led them to accomplishing their goals. “It took a lot of hard work for them to get here,” Horton said. “They had to not only perform on the field Coach James E. “Weepy” Conference Championships in field. Off of the gridiron and or on the court but also they had to do it in the classroom. That’s something that they should be very, very Welch, legendary Darlington football (1956-62); 1970 State as a result of his fleet feet on proud of.” (St. John’s) High football Championship in golf. the dance floor, he was coach, will be inducted into He had three perfect sea- referred to as “old jazz-foot” the High School Football sons in football, going 10-0-0 Welch. Coaches’ Hall of Fame at 7 in 1958 and 1960 and 11-0-0 p.m. Dec. 14 at the Crown in 1962. He came South to coach at Reef Resort, 2913 Ocean He served as assistant foot- Kingstree straight out of col- Blvd., Myrtle Beach. ball coach and head coach of lege with a pennant on his Welch spent 29 years at St. the Shrine Bowl in 1944 and 1937 Ford that proclaimed John’s/Darlington (1944-72) 1958 respectively. He served “Yankee go South.” going 180-116-10 (59 per- as the South’s head football Welch coached more than cent) and seven years at coach of the North-South 800 Darlington boys in foot- Kingstree (1938-43) going 28- game in 1952 and 1966. ball, baseball and golf over his 7-3 (74 percent). Due to his penchant for At his retirement in 1972, annually understating his 36 years at St. John’s. A con- Welch was one of only three team’s potential to the press, tingent of players, family and coaches in South Carolina to he was dubbed “Weepy” by friends from Darlington will post 200 career victories in The State newspaper’s Jake be in attendance at his Hall of high school football. Welch Penland and the name stuck Fame induction. reached this milestone the last throughout Welch’s career. Tickets are still available; game of the 1971 season, his He was an inaugural mem- $40 each or $300 for a table 36th year as a head coach, ber of S.C. High School when St. John’s defeated Coaches Hall of Fame in 1993 for eight and can be pur- Hartsville 7-0. He retired from along with other coaching leg- chased by calling or e-mailing the gridiron the next season, ends, Pinky Babb Mike Ware, S.C. Football 1972, leaving behind an envi- (Greenwood), Willie Varner Coaches’ Association, 803- able 208-123-13 record (61 (Woodruff) and John 276-6360; mware@scfoot- percent). McKissick (Summerville), ballcoaches.com; or by mail: Welch’s career highlights who Welch coached as a stu- Mike Ware, 1062 Griffin include the 1940 State dent at Kingstree. Road, Pomaria, SC 29126. Championship in football; A native of North Wales, Left-handed pitcher Anthony Hopkins, a student-athlete at Darlington High School, signed a letter of 1941 Lower State Pa., and a member of two Locally, contact Bryan Hobbs intent to play baseball next year for North Greenville University. Hopkins inked the commitment at school, Championship in baseball; championship teams at State at 843-339-1189 or Charles Howard, 843-339-8732 for surrounded by family and coaches. He finished the 2018 season, his junior year, with a 0.63 ERA through 1951 State Championship in Teachers College, Welch was 47 2/3 innings pitched with 73 strikeouts. baseball; seven Pee Dee considered the best end on the information. PAGE 8A | WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 28, 2018 NEWS AND PRESS | DARLINGTON, S.C. Army’s dining facilities compete at Thanksgiving

Story Courtesy of Fort Jackson The purpose is "to build Winners in the other cate- were the less expected pista- Shrimp - 780 pounds Cornbread stuffing - 1,278 camaraderie amongst the dif- gories earn a plaque. chio salad and lemon-pep- Chicken gizzards - 220 pounds COLUMBIA -- Thanksgiving ferent dining facilities," said This year's themes, thought pered salmon. pounds Cornbread mix - 870 was right around the bend, Robert Cook of the Logistical up by the DFACs, include Here’s the amount of food Green beans - 3,480 pounds pounds and Fort Jackson Dining Readiness Center. Hollywood, Mardi Gras, and a Fort Jackson was planning to Collard greens - 3,168 Facilities were gearing up for It all began to "promote Groovy 1970s Thanksgiving, serve at Thanksgiving: pounds Assorted rolls - 22,950 rolls competition. thanksgiving … a spirit of Cook said. The same food Cob corn - 13,824 cobs Cranberry sauce - 94 Every year at this time, thanks ... competition," he items were served at each. Turkey - 5,028 pounds Yellow squash - 1,764 pounds DFACs installation-wide com- added. A traditional Thanksgiving Ham - 3,290 pounds pounds Fresh cut fruit - 211 gallons pete for the title of Best DFAC Each DFAC competes; there spread was on the menu this Cornish hens - 7,254 Sweet potatoes - 3,838 Assorted pies - 1,164 pies in several categories: best dec- are eight entries in total this year, with a few less conven- pounds pounds Assorted cakes - 382 cakes orated, culinary display -- year, since one unit is out of tional items in the mix. Salmon fillets - 1,130 Instant potato mix - 5,480 measuring how well food is cycle. Turkey, dressing, mashed pounds pounds Assorted cheesecakes - 468 showcased, originality display The best decorated catego- potatoes and mac and cheese Beef (carving) - 3,486 Gravy mix - 900 pounds cheesecakes and best theme. ry awardee receives a trophy. were of course included, as pounds Stuffing mix - 567 pounds Fruit cake - 384 pounds FMU dedicates Tom Roop Physiology Lab Dr. Tom Roop was a profes- support, and motivation that Coordinator of Biology Pre- sor of biology at Francis Tom lent every one of them.” Professional Programs, an Marion University for more Roop, who was at FMU endowed position at FMU. He than 30 years, a mentor to from 1972-2004, was best received the Helm’s Award for hundreds of students, and one known for his close relation- the South Carolina Top of the University’s biggest ship with his students and his Science Educator of the Year, boosters. unrelenting advocacy of FMU, was honored with the Service The University recognized especially for the University’s that enduring legacy pre-med and pre-health sci- Award from the South Thursday when it dedicated ences programs. Roop helped Carolina Academy of Science the Tom Roop Physiology Lab establish FMU as a serious in 2005, and was inducted in the Leatherman Science destination for students inter- into the Omicron Delta Kappa Facility. ested in a career in medicine Leadership Honor Society. Francis Marion University and was a one-man public Roop also worked with the President Dr. Fred Carter relations campaign in South Carolina Academy of recalled the instrumental role Florence and beyond. Nothing Science in many capacities Roop played in training many made him happier than to see and helped to found the South of the practicing physicians yet another former student Carolina Governor’s School of throughout the state. accepted to a med school, Math and Science. “Tom’s legacy is to be found where he or she invariably Roop received his under- across the state,” Carter said. soared. “There are dozens of physi- Roop was awarded FMU’s graduate degree from cians that came to the true Distinguished Professor Denison University, his mas- realization that becoming a Award in 1980, and was ter’s degree from Canisius and physician was achievable named the J. L. Mason his Ph.D. from Florida State because of the instruction, Professor of Health Sciences University. Myrtle Beach police chief encouragement, advisement, and Professor of Biology and Roop passed away in 2017. is honored as FMU Psychology’s alum of the year Francis Marion Dr. Will Wattles, the chair career. University’s Department of of Francis Marion’s “Francis Marion has been Psychology has honored Department of Psychology, something that’s been a part Myrtle Beach Chief of Police said Prock’s acumen for com- Amy Prock as the recipient of munity service was apparent of my career because I its 2018 Psychology Alumni as a student. learned so much,” Prock of the Year award during the “She was somebody that said. department’s annual alumni was so enjoyable to work reception on the University’s with and so conscientious “I often say that gaining campus. about her work,” Wattles my master’s was not just Prock received her said. gaining my master’s, but it Master’s of Science in “I was so excited and so was adding another tool to Clinical Psychology from pleased that my colleagues Francis Marion in 2002. agreed with me that she my tool belt… It’s something She was named the chief should receive this award.” that’s helped to get me where of police for the City of Prock previously graduat- I am today. Myrtle Beach in 2017 after ed from Radford University “It’s put me in a position serving more than 20 years in 1996, but she said that her with the Myrtle Beach Police experience at Francis Marion where I feel like I can help Department. continues to impact her my community.” Clemson researchers reveal secrets of parasite that causes African sleeping sickness CLEMSON -- A team of neighbors and says ‘oh, there monitoring that sugar to know communicates with its environ- its name. Without treatment, how does the parasite measure Clemson University researchers are a lot of us,’ and becomes a when it has moved into a fly, ment so fascinating,” Qiu said. sleeping sickness is usually glucose, how does it know it’s wants to protect humans and different form that is ready to because when there’s lots of “I think the most exciting part fatal. going away? other mammals from the debil- go into a fly, if the fly were to sugar, the parasite thinks ‘I’m of the results is that we found But while the disease num- “There are a couple of possi- itating and even deadly effects happen to bite that person,” in a mammal,’ and when that glucose, the most common bers aren’t currently at epidem- bilities – more than a couple, energy source for the majority of African sleeping sickness. Morris said. “That form that’s there’s no sugar, the parasite ic levels in humans, the same is probably – but we think one ready for life in the fly doesn’t thinks ‘oh, I’m in a fly’,” Morris of organisms, could actually James Morris, a Clemson not true for other mammals. thing that’s happening is that professor in the College of grow – it’s not a growing form – said. “We found that if you take become a signal for cell devel- “The problem really is that the parasite has a receptor for Science’s department of genet- it’s really sitting there, waiting the parasites and remove glu- opment or an inhibitor for pro- in animals it’s unchecked, and the sugar somewhere on its ics and biochemistry, said that to be taken up by a fly. Once it cose nearly completely, they’re liferation in different stages of it has a really catastrophic surface where it can assess studying the cause of the dis- passes into the fly, though, it still alive, which was: A, very a lethal parasite. We discovered effect on agriculture and those what’s out there, sort of sample ease is vital because, although begins to grow again. It surprising because they’re so this during the process of pursuits in sub-Saharan addressing a long-standing the transmission of African becomes a form that can live in reliant on the sugar; but B, they Africa,” Morris said. it and say okay, there’s sugar debate in the parasite field: sleeping sickness by tsetse flies the fly, and that’s the insect- also then quickly changed into Morris has worked on the out there or there’s not. And all has been studied for more than stage form, or procyclic form.” the form that can live in the whether environmental glu- those pieces are missing right cose plays a role in the differen- mysteries surrounding African 100 years, the secret to the The team worked to unravel fly.” sleeping sickness for 26 years, now. underlying parasite’s success the mechanism by which the That discovery opens the tiation of T. brucei during its “I think we have the genetic traveling from mammalian and he said that many ques- remains largely a mystery. parasite knows when to grow possibility for treatment that tions still remain unanswered. tools to understand how all “There are a number of and when not to grow. can defuse an outbreak of the host to insect vector.” Although there have been “We want to exploit this new that’s connected,” he added, questions about how the para- “What has been a mystery, potentially deadly African understanding,” Morris said. “so I think that’s the next big site grows and develops in the and still is a mystery, is how the sleeping sickness in humans. no recent outbreaks of African “The question then becomes, step.” fly and then gets transmitted to parasite really knows where it “That’s the first step in sleeping sickness among humans and other mammals,” is,” Morris said. “It turns out understanding that pathway humans, Morris said it’s said Morris, who is on the fac- that if you take the form that and trying to confuse the para- important that scientists ulty of Clemson’s Eukaryotic lives in the fly and inject it into site with drugs later,” Morris continue to unlock the dis- Pathogens Innovation Center. a mammal, it is killed instantly said, “so that when they’re in ease’s secrets. A paper titled “Glucose by the mammal’s immune sys- your blood, perhaps you could “Currently, I’d say there Signaling is Important for tem. So, the parasite really has give them a drug and make are certainly less than Nutrient Adaptation During to do an excellent job of recog- them think ‘Oh, there’s no glu- 10,000 cases of the sickness on the planet each year, but Differentiation of Pleomorphic nizing its environment.” cose around, I should become certainly in our lifetime African Trypanosomes” was As the study’s name sug- the insect stage,’ and they We are the largest full-service Travel there have been epidemic recently published on the gests, the team focused on would be killed.” Center company in the U.S., serving levels of the stuff, and so it American Society of sugar, or glucose, as a possible Yijian Qiu, who was a doc- professional drivers & motorists. comes and goes,” he said. Microbiology’s mSphere site. It cue for the parasite’s changing toral student in Morris’ lab U >ÃÞ>VViÃÃ̜}>ëՓ«ÃE`ˆiÃi In humans and animals, focuses on the biological cues ways. before recently becoming a U ˜œÞœÕÀ`iˆ œ“iÃÌޏi œÌ“i˜Õ African sleeping sickness “We’ve always suspected the post-doctoral associate at the (changes daily) that “tell” the parasite – the entails bouts of fever, African trypanosome sugar was the cause, but it’s University of Buffalo, was the headaches, joint pains and U/ÀÞœÕÀ˜iÜ«iÀܘ>«>˜«ˆââ>] Ã>˜`܈V iÃ]Ã>>`ÃE“œÀit (Trypanosoma brucei) – to been hard to prove,” Morris lead author of the paper. Qiu’s itching. The parasite can change life cycle stages as it said, so the team looked at the research focus is in organism- eventually enter the brain, Don’t forget to check out our gift & travel items! moves from host to host. possibility that the parasite was environment interaction and causing changes of behav- “One of the key things that somehow monitoring the glu- interaction between different ior, confusion and poor OPEN 24/7 happens is that, as the parasite cose in its environment. organisms. coordination. It also can dis- is floating around in (mam- “We felt, wouldn’t it be “This is why I found my ÓÎä£7 -/1 č--/, / turb the sleep cycle, hence ", ]- U­n{ήәӇäÎnÈ malian) blood, it perceives its interesting if the parasite is Ph.D. project on how T. brucei NEWS AND PRESS | DARLINGTON, S.C. WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 28, 2018 | PAGE 9A One SC Fund awards $275,000 Sonoco announces for Hurricane Florence relief a new senior The One SC Fund Grants als, temporary shelter/lodg- County: Home recovery and ters – work that will require leadership structure Committee has announced ing in Darlington County rebuild, materials in Horry funding. Hartsville-based Sonoco, one has a BS degree in Business the second round of grant Eastern Carolina County Donations to the One SC of the largest global diversified from Berry College and MBA awards for Hurricane Homelessness Org. Inc.: Donations for the One SC Fund are being accepted and packaging companies, from Emory University. Florence relief and recovery Temporary shelter and lodg- Fund have come from many announced a new senior leader- projects across South ing, security, utility deposits, individuals and businesses will be directed to counties in Coker, 56, has significant ship structure overseeing the Carolina. and rental assistance in across the nation. the Pee Dee and Grand international experience with company’s global consumer- Grantees will receive a Horry, Georgetown, Dillon, A list of corporate donors Strand that have been Sonoco and most recently was and industrial-related business- total of $275,000 to support Darlington, Florence, can be found at impacted by Hurricane Senior Vice President, Global es, according to Rob Tiede, pres- their projects. Marlboro, Chesterfield and http://www.onescfund.org. Rigid Paper and Closures (RPC) Florence. ident and chief executive offi- To support the fund, visit Marion Counties The nonprofit grant recipi- & Paper/Engineered Carriers All funds donated will be cer. The changes are effective http://www.onescfund.org. Good360: Home recovery ents were selected by a grants International. He also was granted to local nonprofits Jan. 1. To date, the One SC Fund, and rebuild, materials in committee made up of repre- Group Vice President of RPC & Vicki Arthur, senior vice established by former Gov. Horry, Georgetown, Dillon, sentatives from five commu- providing disaster relief and Paper/Engineered Carriers president, Plastics Packaging Nikki Haley in November Darlington, Florence, nity foundations, as well as recovery. International and was Vice and Protective Solutions, is 2015 after the “Thousand- Marlboro, Chesterfield and business and civic leaders. Those wishing to con- President, Global RPC and retiring from Sonoco after 34 Year Flood” to help South Marion Counties These individuals know tribute to the One SC Fund Plastics. Coker has a BA degree years of service. Carolinians recovering from Harvest Hope Food Bank: their communities well and from Wofford College and MA can do so in the following Rodger Fuller has been a disaster, has awarded Food distribution/vouchers helped distribute the funds to in Business from Wake Forest ways: named Senior Vice President, $3,887,500 in grants to non- in Chesterfield, Dillon, areas where the dollars will University. Online: Visit Global Consumer Packaging, profits to support disaster Darlington, Florence, Marion Arthur, 60, joined Sonoco in have the greatest impact. Display & Packaging and recovery projects across our and Marlboro Counties http://www.onescfund.org 1984 and held numerous man- Nonprofit organizations Protective Solutions. state, helping more than to make a donation with your agement-level positions in cor- Marion County Long-Term can find information about Fuller will have responsibili- 1,740 families return home. Recovery Group: Home applying for grants at credit card porate accounting, financial ty for all of Sonoco’s Consumer- reporting and Treasury. She The following nonprofit recovery/rebuild, water and https://www.yourfounda- Mail: Send a check made related businesses, including organizations will receive tree removal, food distribu- tion.org/OneSCGrants. payable to Central Carolina served as Staff Vice President Global Rigid Paper and and Controller for several grants from the One SC tion/vouchers, materials, The next round of applica- Community Foundation-One Closures; Global Plastics; Global Sonoco businesses before being Fund: temporary shelter/lodging in tions will be accepted from SC to: Central Carolina Flexible Packaging; Display & Darlington County Long- Marion County Jan. 1, 2019, until Jan. 31, named Sonoco’s Staff Vice Community Foundation-One Packaging; and Protective President and Treasurer in Term Recovery Group: Home Mennonite Disaster 2019. Solutions. recovery and rebuild, Service: Home recovery and There is still much work SC, 2711 Middleburg Drive, 2002. Vicki was Vice President, Suite 213, Columbia, SC In addition, he will have Global Corporate Customers water/tree removal, food dis- rebuild in Horry County required to rebuild South responsibility for several sup- tribution/vouchers, materi- United Way of Horry Carolina from recent disas- 29204. from 2008 through 2011, where port organizations, including she had P&L responsibility for Marketing and Innovation; Sonoco’s seven largest global Consumer Technology; Supply packaged goods (CPG) cus- Management and Logistics; and tomers with annual sales of Quality. more than $1 billion. Duke Energy partners Howard Coker has been From there she became Vice named Senior Vice President, President and General Manager Global Paper/Industrial of Protective Solutions and then Converted Products. Coker will added responsibility for the lead all of Sonoco’s Industrial- with technical college system Company’s Plastics businesses related businesses, including in 2017. Arthur graduated from I n d u s t r i a l the University of South Carolina Europe/Asia/Australia/New with a degree in Accounting and Zealand; Tube and Core, U.S. & to expand lineworker training received an MBA from Duke Canada; Paper/Adhesives, U.S. and Canada; Sonoco Recycling; University. Duke Energy is partnering “These investments will reap System. This partnership both written and field tests Conitex; Reels; Industrial, Latin “It would be impossible to recount everything that Vicki with the S.C. Technical benefits both immediately with Duke Energy provides must be successfully complet- America; and Industrial, Brazil. has done over her career at College System to invest $1 and in the years to come, but the perfect example of how ed to demonstrate expertise He will also have several sup- million in grants to expand we must increase the talent our system strives to align port organizations reporting to Sonoco. As Senior Vice and job knowledge. training opportunities for pipeline for lineworkers here our degrees and curriculum him, including Global Safety; President of Plastic Packaging much-needed utility in South Carolina today to with community and industry Lineworkers consider it a Industrial Supply Chain, and Protective Solutions, and as lineworkers across the state. build the smart-thinking needs,” said Tim Hardee, S.C. privilege to serve their com- Americas; and Global SPS a member of our Corporate The company will need power grid of tomorrow.” Technical College System munities and they love what (Sonoco Performance System). Executive Committee, Vicki had responsibility for businesses this highly-skilled workforce The Carolinas Energy president. they do. “Rodger and Howard have as it builds a smart, secure Workforce Consortium - a “We look forward to work- deep consumer and industrial with more than 50 operating The average tenure of a and flexible electric infra- partnership of utilities in the ing closely with Duke Energy leadership experience, with facilities in North America, structure to better serve cus- Carolinas led by Duke Energy to address the shortage of lineworker is between 20 to each accumulating 33 years of Europe and Asia with sales of tomers and keep South that helps ensure the two much-needed trained 30 years, but there are some committed service to Sonoco,” approximately $1.5 billion and Carolina competitive now states have a sustainable, lineworkers. who've been on the lines for said Tiede. “While we will main- more than 4,000 associates,” said Tiede. “Yet a list of posi- and in the years ahead. qualified workforce - is pro- “Expansion of our offer- more than 40 years working tain four segments for financial As Duke Energy and other jecting the need for at least ings will help provide skilled tions does not come close to safe and providing excellent reporting purposes, moving to a utilities build the smart- 500 lineworker hires every workers who are so impor- more simplified consumer and capturing the true measure of thinking grid of the future - year for the next five years in tant to maintaining our customer service. industrial leadership structure her contribution to Sonoco. Her and the industry adapts to an South Carolina. state's infrastructure.” Headquartered in will help speed decision making humbleness, her sense of aging workforce that will The S.C. Technical College Lineworkers are true Charlotte, N.C., Duke Energy and drive accountability humor, her humanity and her retire in the coming years - Lineworker Grant Program heroes in our communities. is one of the largest energy throughout our organization.” willingness to help others are thousands of jobs will be cre- was created to help fill this They daily perform challeng- the things that will be remem- holding companies in the Fuller, 57, was previously ated and filled. need and will focus on filling ing, highly skilled work to Senior Vice President, bered by those impacted by her The backbone of the work- the ranks for existing and provide the energy that U.S., with approximately Paper/Engineered Carriers friendship and her leadership.” force is the certified utility new industry demand of cer- drives South Carolina. 29,000 employees and a gen- U.S./Canada & Display and Founded in 1899, Sonoco is lineworker. tified lineworkers. The grants The job of a lineworker is erating capacity of 49,500 Packaging. Prior to this, he was a global provider of a variety of “We are transforming the will fund existing lineworker critical to the safe and effi- megawatts. Group Vice President, Paper and consumer packaging, industrial products, protective packaging energy grid - making strate- programs or help create new cient delivery of power for The company is transform- Industrial Converting, U.S. and gic, data-driven investments programs at the state's tech- Duke Energy's customers. Canada, and Vice President, and displays and packaging sup- to improve reliability, use nical colleges. All lineworkers are trained ing its customers' experience, Global Primary Materials ply chain services. more solar and clean energy A committee will award to respond to major outages modernizing its energy grid, Group. With annualized net sales of and provide customers with grants twice a year with a in events such as high winds, generating cleaner energy Rodger began his career at approximately $5 billion, the the intelligent information maximum grant for any pro- ice and summer and winter and expanding its natural gas Sonoco in 1985 in the company has 21,000 employees they need to make better gram capped at $200,000. storms. infrastructure to create a Consumer sector of Sonoco hav- working in approximately 300 energy choices and save “Collaborating with indus- Lineworkers receive an ing held several senior leader- operations in 33 countries, serv- smarter energy future for the money,” said Kodwo Ghartey- try to meet essential work- extensive progression of ship positions, including Vice ing some of the world’s best Tagoe, Duke Energy's South force needs is a key tenet of training over several years. In people and communities it President, Global Rigid & known brands in some 85 Carolina state president. the S.C. Technical College most cases at each interval, serves. Closures and Global Plastics. He nations. DOT honored by group that got millions from it

By Rick Brundrett Oct. 18 meeting was that DOT AASHTO a total of more than it “serves as a liaison between The Nerve annually contributes hundreds $10.8 million since 1994. state departments of transporta- of thousands of dollars to the Federal income-tax records tion and the Federal govern- S.C. Department of national transportation officials’ show that AASHTO, whose ment,” and is “an international Transportation chief Christy organization – called AASHTO membership includes all 50 leader in setting technical stan- Hall was in a bragging mood at for short – that awarded top state DOTs, received nearly dards for all phases of highway October’s DOT Commission honors to the agency. And Hall $77.5 million in total revenues system development.” meeting, announcing that the is a voting member of the AASH- in the tax year that ended June Dorsey declined to answer agency had won three TO board of directors, according 30, 2017. Its executive director, written questions from The “President’s Transportation to the organization’s website. Frederick “Bud” Wright, Nerve about payments from the Awards” from the American The Nerve’s review of state received nearly $418,000 in S.C. DOT to AASHTO, referring Association of State Highway comptroller general records total compensation that year; all questions to the state agency. and Transportation Officials. found that since fiscal 2015, annual salaries for 10 other top Hall did not respond to a written “I’m proud to announce that DOT has paid a total of more officers ranged from at least message from The Nerve seek- once again – once again – the than $3.3 million to the $152,000 to about $293,000. ing comment. South Carolina DOT has Washington-based nonprofit, In comparison, Hall’s current The Nerve earlier reported demonstrated that we are one of including a collective $1.9 mil- annual salary as the DOT secre- that in the first 15 months of the the best DOTs in the nation, and lion under the categories of tary is $187,200. gas-tax-hike law, DOT spent less we are a leader in excellence “Contractual Services – Data In 2014, AASHTO than 7 percent of the nearly and innovation,” Hall told com- Process Services” and “Supplies spokesman Tony Dorsey told $400 million in collected rev- missioners. and Materials – Prgms & Lic”; The Nerve that fees paid by enues on “project commit- Commission chairman Ben $1.1 million for membership states to the organization are ments” – road and bridge proj- Davis echoed her statements. dues and fees; and at least “far less than what any state ects identified by DOT. State “I know that there are still $50,000 in travel-related would have to put in on its lawmakers promised that gas- grandstanders around the state expenses. own.” tax-hike revenues would go who find one little issue that From fiscal 2015 through last Dorsey said then among toward fixing the state’s crum- they want to raise about DOT,” fiscal year, total annual pay- other services, AASHTO pro- bling roads and bridges. he said, without giving specifics. ments to AASHTO ranged from vides computer software appli- “But overall, the management $629,541 to $1,227,701, records cations to “help states manage Brundrett is the news editor of of DOT, the work that the team show. So far this fiscal year, their projects,” and certifies labs The Nerve. Contact him at 803- is doing … I think we all can say which started July 1, DOT has used by state transportation 254-4411 or [email protected]. we’re proud with what’s going paid $105,950 to the group. agencies to make sure construc- Follow him on Twitter on.” In 2014, The Nerve revealed, tion materials meet quality and @RickBrundrett. Follow The What neither Davis nor Hall, citing comptroller general safety standards. Nerve on Facebook and Twitter however, mentioned during the records, that DOT had paid On its website, AASHTO says @thenervesc. PAGE 10A | WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 28, 2018 NEWS AND PRESS | DARLINGTON, S.C. Christmas trees brighten the season Decked out in tinsel, lights, climate. So long as the ground pine needles will not drop off ornaments, and garland, is not frozen, trees can then be even if the tree is dry. Scotch Christmas trees are enduring planted when the reacclima- pine is an introduced species symbols of the holiday season tion period ends. Better Homes brought to North America by that boast a rich history. and Gardens suggests selecting European settlers, and it’s Evergreen trees have been a mild day to plant the tree. known for dark green foliage used to celebrate winter festi- and sturdy, stiff branches. The vals for thousands of years, and Fraser fir Scotch pine is one of the most eventually became associated Fraser fir trees are typically popular Christmas trees today. with Christianity. Plants and uniformly pyramid-shaped trees that remained green all trees that have strong branches White spruce year held special meaning to that turn slightly upward. As a Christmas tree, the ancient peoples, and were pur- These trees have good needle white spruce is known for ported to keep away illness and retention and a dark, blue- excellent foliage color, short evil spirits. green hue. Many people feel stiff needles and good needle Germans were credited with these trees have a pleasant retention. The blue-green color tying evergreen trees to scent. Because they are such a is pleasant, but when needles Christmas celebrations. In the quintessential Christmas tree, are crushed, the tree doesn’t sixteenth century, devout Fraser fir, as well as their close produce a favorable evergreen Christians brought decorated cousin, Balsam fir, tend to be aroma. White spruce trees trees into their homes. Martin more expensive than others. Luther, the Protestant keeps their needles longer than reformer, is believed to have other spruces. How to be certain first added lighted candles to Scotch pine With proper care, any vari- these trees after he was One of the advantages of ety of Christmas tree can look inspired by twinkling stars in Scotch pine trees is their needle beautiful throughout the holi- the night sky. retention. Experts say Scotch day season. you’re buying safe toys While early Americans found Christmas trees an oddity, the tradition, brought over by German settlers, this holiday season eventually caught on. Today, between 25 and 30 million Few things compare to see- tions. Such warnings are without breaking into tiny natural Christmas trees are ing the joy on a child’s face designed to keep kids safe. pieces. Tiny shards can pose a sold in the United States each upon opening a holiday gift. When buying toys online, only year, states the National choking hazard to curious Many adults remember holi- purchase toys that include the Christmas Tree Association. day gifts they received as chil- warnings within the product youngsters. Trees are grown in all 50 description. • Purchase toys with the states and Canada. dren, and holiday shoppers The following is a look at often try to look for gifts that • Purchase age-appropriate ASTM designation. ASTM some popular tree varieties. will be just as memorable to toys. Kids’ toys come with age International is an interna- the special youngsters in their recommendations, which are tional standards organization lives. typically listed on the front of Living Christmas that develops and publishes trees Shoppers might have kids’ the packaging. Stick to these voluntary consensus technical Living Christmas tree, smiles on their minds when recommendations. Kids might which refers to those with holiday shopping, but it’s just not have the ability to use toys standards for a wide range of their roots still intact, are as important to focus on safety designed for older children, products, including toys. popular among eco-con- when buying gifts for chil- and such toys might not be Prevent Blindness notes that scious holiday enthusiasts. dren. Prevent Blindness®, an safe for them to use, so it’s toys with the letters ASTM on That’s because living trees organization devoted to always best to stick to the age can be promptly planted after ensuring everyone enjoys guidelines. the packaging have been test- they’ve served their purpose healthy vision from infancy • Avoid certain toys. Toys ed and met the toy standards indoors. through adulthood, offers the with sharp or rigid points, set for by ASTM. Opt for a moderately sized following tips to toy buyers spikes, rods, or dangerous • Avoid toys with parts that tree, as root balls on larger who want to make sure they edges can pose a threat to trees can be heavy and diffi- give safe gifts to kids this holi- youngsters. Avoid such toys, shoot or fly off. These types of cult to move. Living trees can day season. opting for toys with rounded toys can damage the eyes and typically be kept indoors for • Read all warnings and and/or dull edges instead. lead to other accidents or around seven to 10 days instructions on the box. Before • Stick to sturdy toys. Kids injuries. before they will need to be taking a toy to the check out do not often treat their toys When shopping for toys for returned outside. Move such line, give the packaging a delicately. Toys will be trees to a sheltered outdoor thorough read-through, pay- dropped or thrown, so choose children this holiday season, area for one to two weeks so ing particular attention to sturdy toys that can withstand shoppers must consider safety they can reacclimate to the product warnings and instruc- being dropped or thrown first. Holiday Card Art Contest winner visits 30 ways to celebrate DCIT graphics communications lab a merry month

Claire Smith, winner of the before introducing her to the Each school participating Graham, Second Grade, The holiday season begins 14. Schedule a day for bak- Darlington County School students who made the holiday submitted one finalist’s art- Rosenwald Elementary/Middle in late November and runs ing cookies. District’s 2018 Holiday Card cards possible. Tew and DCIT work, and then district staff School; Neleh James, 5K, Pate through New Year’s Day. It is 15. Sing Christmas carols Art Contest, got a chance to also gifted Smith several items voted on a winner. Smith, a Elementary School; McKenzie marked by various gatherings at a nursing home. tour the Darlington County that featured her painting, first-grader at Carolina King, First Grade, Thornwell of friends and family, deca- Institute of Technology’s including a mouse pad, coffee Elementary School, will receive School for the Arts; Emmalin dent foods, cocktails, travel- 16. Put together care pack- (DCIT) graphics communica- mug and cards of her own. $50 and a certificate for her Rae Melton, Second Grade, ing, and gift exchanges. The ages of items and send them tions lab last week. Students at Each school in the dis- winning work, while her art Washington Street Elementary National Retail Federation to troops overseas. DCIT transformed Smith’s trict, along with each district teacher, Rita Szigeti, will says consumers will spend an 17. Share the holidays with painting of a cheerful reindeer administrative office, received receive $100 for art supplies at School; Artez Steele, Second average of $967 during the a military family whose into 1,500 official holiday cards a pack of the holiday cards. her school. Grade, St. John’s Elementary holiday season. However, the spouse is in service and can’t for the school district. Students in grades K-2 Eight other finalists School; Kathryn “Lizzy” Steen, joy of the holidays also is make it home. Eric Tew, graphics participated in the annual were selected for this year’s Second Grade, North Hartsville about all of the memorable communications teacher at Holiday Card Art Contest, competition. They are Charlie Elementary School; Journey experiences that tend to make 18. Offer to shop for some- DCIT, gave Smith a tour of the which rotates grade levels each Davis, First Grade, Cain Thomas, Second Grade, Lamar the season so beloved. one who is homebound due to graphics facilities at the school year. Elementary School; Derrika Elementary School. With that in mind, here are age, a chronic illness or 30 ways to make the holiday injury. season that much more 19. Visit a large city to look merry. at Christmas window dis- 1. Visit with an elderly or housebound neighbor and plays. share conversation. 20. Buy and hang real 2. Donate gently used toys mistletoe … and use it. to a children’s hospital. 21. Make a new friend and 3. Research the history of invite him or her to a holiday the holiday and share it with party for the first time. people you care about. 22. Babysit a newborn so 4. Make handmade Christmas tree ornaments. his or her parents can get 5. Donate money to a char- errands done or just catch up ity or other good cause. on rest. 6. Encourage “pay it for- 23. Volunteer at a soup ward” movements in your kitchen. community. Start by doing 24. Share the religious tra- something simple like buying a coffee for a complete ditions of your holiday with stranger. someone of a different faith. 7. Feed birds facing the 25. If weather permits, go cold, winter weather. sledding, build a snowman or 8. Take a ride or walk have a snowball fight. around the neighborhood to 26. Share favorite memo- look at decorated houses. ries at family holiday dinners. 9. Make a fire in a fire pit in the yard and toast marsh- 27. Remember a deceased mallows while sipping hot loved one with a special trib- chocolate. ute. 10. Binge watch holiday 28. Construct a ginger- movies. bread house. 11. Attend the concert of a 29. Teach someone how to children’s choir. 12. Help a friend decorate make a cherished family his or her home. recipe. 13. Host a tree-trimming 30. Surprise a distant rela- party. tive with an impromptu visit. 2B SOCIETY 3B BOOKING REPORT 4B LEGAL NOTICES 5B CLASSIFIEDS

NOVEMBER 28, 2018 | PAGE 1B THE NEWS AND PRESS, DARLINGTON, S.C. lifestylesWWW.NEWSANDPRESS.NET Darlington greets the season

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas in the Darlington area. And why not? The jolly old elf from the North Pole will be arriving next month.

PHOTOS BY SAMANTHA LYLES GOT SOCIETY NEWS? Email [email protected] or call 843-393-3811. NOVEMBER 28, 2018 | PAGE 2B THE NEWS AND PRESS, DARLINGTON, S.C. societyWWW.NEWSANDPRESS.NET 7,500 holiday meals to be served CROSSWORD along the Grand Strand

The 30th Annual not missed a year with her team “Community Christmas Locations are: St. John the Community Christmas Day of volunteers in providing a full Dinner” c/o St. John the Baptist Baptist Greek Orthodox Dinner will be held Dec. 25 at course meal for those in need Greek Orthodox Church.) Church, 12 noon – 2 p.m. three locations along the Grand or wanting to spend time with Crabby Mike’s will prepare Christmas Day, 3301 Highway Strand and on Dec. 24 in others on Christmas Day. the meal, which includes roast- 17 Bypass, Myrtle Beach; Belin Andrews. All locations are free The Community Christmas ed turkey, honey glazed ham Memorial United Methodist to everyone. Some 7,500 meals Dinner is made possible in part with pineapple, giblet dressing, Church, 12 noon – 3 p.m. are expected to be served or by a grant from the Chapin turkey gravy, mashed potatoes, Christmas Day, 4182 Highway delivered to those who are Foundation. “The remainder of yam casserole with raisins and 17 Business, Murrells Inlet; homebound. the funds to make this incredi- cranberry sauce. Flagpatch Apostolic Holiness The Christmas dinner tradi- ble event happen come from There will be fellowship, tion first began in response to individual donations from music and clothing. Free shoes Church, 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. the devastation caused by within our communities,” will be given at the Andrews Christmas Day, 630 Flagpatch Hurricane Hugo. Janice Ash Sialiano stated. “Donations are and Greek Church locations for Church Road, Loris; Trinity Sialiano saw the need for the greatly appreciated if anyone children, provided by United Methodist Church, 12 community to share in fellow- wishes to support the dinners.” Samaritan’s Feet and funded by noon – 2 p.m. on Saturday, ship with others on Christmas (Tax-deductable checks can be the Pardue Children in Need Dec. 24, 201 South Rosemary Day. Since that time, she has made out and sent to Fund. Ave., Andrews. Girl, 8, is fort’s first female Cub Scout ACROSS Rodgers (abbr.) Story Courtesy of Fort Jackson said Addison's mother, Jade. fine. It just didn't pique her Given the long history of the 1. Scottish lawyer 43. One who buys 19. Single Lens (abbr.) and sells at the "And they're always excited to interest like this has. It wasn't Army leading the way in inte- Reflex same time COLUMBIA -- Addison have another scout join the really about pushing bound- gration, the changes to Cub 4. __-bo: exercise system 44. Place to get 20. In addition Conley, 8, had no idea she group." aries because (the kids) don't Scout national policy was would be the first girl allowed 7. When you hope cash 22. In the company From Cub Scout to Eagle really care about that." something to be taken in stride to join the Cub Scout pack on Scout, the Boy Scouts of Addison is the pack's first to get there 45. Dog’s name of on Fort Jackson, Sexton said. Fort Jackson. Conley doesn't America are now admitting girl, but not the last. 8. Jewish spiritual 46. Aviation enthu- 23. Order’s partner express much interest in the "This should have happened leader siast girls into all levels of their "We already have two more 24. Upon distinction, casually brushing scouting program. signed up and we're just wait- 40 or 50 years ago," he said. 10. 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University of South Carolina student organizations and the Restaurant and Tourism and outside the classroom. Alpha Delta Pi sorority and Management. Parker Coggins and her par- Parker Coggins has a reputa- more, all while maintaining the “It allows me to step out into ents traveled to Buffalo for The tion. kind of grades that earn honors the professional world on the Statler Foundation Scholarship Ask her teachers, her family, and scholarships. right foot,” Coggins says. “It of Excellence awards ceremo- her peers, or her employers “Parker is such a self-moti- opens up greater opportunities ny. about her, and the same answer vated, highly focused student for me: coming out of college “[Chavis] helped me get my will come again and again. You with lots of progressive hands- debt-free and not worried and internship, and helped me can count on Parker. on experiences,” says Haemoon even more ready to start the understand what my job was When you ask if she can do a Oh, dean of the UofSC College next chapter.” job, her answer is always an of Hospitality, Retail and Sport That next chapter will be the going to be,” Coggins says. enthusiastic yes. That willing- Management (HRSM). “She start of her career in the world “And when I took the wedding ness to help, to work as hard as has a clear career plan and of hospitality management, planning class with Miss it takes, has earned her a great works hard to achieve her possibly as an event planner or Annette I got to learn so much deal of respect in her four years goals. Parker deserves this club manager, fulfilling a about behind the scenes of at the University of South honor and many more.” dream held since childhood. wedding planning.” Carolina. More recently, it also Having that hard-earned “My whole life I have been Coggins says those relation- earned her a $20,000 reputation paid off for Coggins into making the littlest things ships have been valuable to her Scholarship of Excellence from with prizes like the Pooser the biggest things,” she says experience at UofSC. “You have The Statler Foundation. Bicentennial Endowed with a smile, remembering her to make yourself known,” she The scholarship is awarded Scholarship from HRSM. This godparents letting her create says. “I feel like everybody here to select students (application year, when UofSC was invited elaborate place settings for has my back.” is by invitation only) enrolled to submit applicants for The everyday breakfasts. “I just With graduation coming in full-time in one of the best Statler Foundation Scholarship enjoy getting people together May, Coggins says she is sad at ASSISTANCE RIES NEW SEATING hotel management programs in of Excellence, her name was at and creating a special, memo- the prospect of leaving her AUTUMN DINNER WORLD SQUASH the U.S. and planning to pursue the top of the list. rable event for them.” UofSC home, but ready. BASTE DRESSING NOVEMBER STUFFING a career in hospitality after She stayed up until the wee That love of making “I definitely don’t want to BLESSINGS FEAST OVEN SWEET graduating. hours to complete the applica- moments brought her to CARVE FOWL PARADE “I think what made me kind tion while working as a resi- UofSC. The hospitality man- leave, but I feel like UofSC has POTATO prepared me to be able to leave CASSEROLE FRIENDS PILGRIMS of stand apart to get recognized dent counselor at Camp agement degree available and COLONISTS GIBLETS PLATE TABLE and given me the education for this is the fact that I don’t Seafarer, with her father pro- the outstanding offerings the CORNBREAD GRAVY PUMPKIN TASTY say no,” Coggins says. “I want viding moral support via program brings made the and the opportunities and the CORNU- HARVEST PIE THANKSGIV- to do everything. You’re here. Facetime. She was still at camp school her first choice, and she confidence to do what I want to COPIA INDIGE- RELATIVES ING You might as well take advan- weeks later when a text came, never looked back. do,” she says. “The love and CRANBER- NOUS ROLLS TURKEY tage of it.” from her parents, with a pic- “One reason I appreciate support that you feel here is Coggins, a senior hospitality ture of the acceptance letter UofSC is the amount of oppor- really incredible.” Answers on 5B management major, has cer- and the news that she had won tunities I’ve had. I probably Asked for advice for those tainly taken advantage of the the $20,000 scholarship. never would have gotten this who hope to follow in her foot- opportunities available to her. The Statler Foundation orig- scholarship if I didn’t go here,” steps as a star on campus, she ™ She has served as a student inated from the estate of hote- Coggins says. “I think UofSC answers without a moment’s ambassador and worked at the lier Ellsworth Statler in 1928 gives us such a specialized hesitation. Masters (three times, with a and funds scholarships and experience outside of any “Take every opportunity. fourth to come in 2019), the other projects for the benefit of other.” Don’t say no. You might be Wells Fargo Championship and the hotel industry as a whole. From her freshman year, “Simply the Best for Less” the YMCA’s Camp Seafarer. 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Darlington County sheriff’s resident called 911 to report neath a mattress. The suspects The juvenile was also wanted by deputies found two suspects hid- multiple individuals inside their were taken into custody without the Hartsville Police Department 2 suspects found ing under a mattress Monday home. Deputies found the front incident. for armed robbery and juvenile night when they responded to a door of the home forced open. One suspect is a juvenile and delinquency. call in the Hartsville area. Deputies began to search the has been transported to the S.C. The second suspect has been under a mattress Deputies responded to a home and found two male sus- Department of Juvenile Justice transported to the W. Glenn home on Age Old Road after a pects attempting to hide under- in Columbia awaiting a hearing. Campbell Detention Center.

Over the Speed Limit; Habitual Traffic Offender  Jacob Preston Lyles, 24, of BOOKINGS REPORT 542 Parkview Dr, Hartsville, W. GLENN CAMPBELL DETENTION CENTER NOVEMBER 19 THROUGH NOVEMBER 26, 2018 Driving Under the Influence; INMATE NAME/AGE/BOOKING OFFENSE Poss 28G or Less Marij/10G or Editor’s note: The booking by PPP Only) of 530 Desert Way, Hartsville, 41, of 114 Duke Street, Lamar, Less Hash 1st report represents a list of per- CHARGES  Benjamin Lee Boone, 36, Operating Motor Vehicle w/o Drugs/Man Dist Etc of Cocaine sons arrested given to the media of 4801 Sunset Blvd, West License; Driving Under the Base 1st; Drugs/Man Dist Etc  Constance Stollery, 47, of 945 Marshfield Cir, Myrtle from the W. Glenn Campbell ABHAN: Assault Columbia, No Charge Data Influence; Traffic/Endanger of Cocaine Base 1st; Beach, Traffic/Permit Detention Center under the S.C. and battery, high and  Darris Learnard Evans III, Emergency Service Personnel Drugs/Man Dist Etc of Cocaine Freedom of Information Act. aggravated nature 20, of 716 Pit St, Hartsville,  Samantha Quick Base 1st; Drugs/Dist Sell Unauthorized Person to Drive All people are presumed DUAC: Driving under Probation Violation Morrison, 45, of 104 Leesburg Manuf or PWID Near a School;  Saquan Leon Bell, 25, of innocent until proven guilty. unlawful alcohol  Jeffery Nathan Rd, Hartsville, Entering MDP Drugs Sch I B C LSD and 1321 Robinson St, Hartsville, Please be advised there are concentration Hedgepeth, 57, of 1032 E Premises After Warning Sch II Cocaine 1st Poss 28G or Less Marij/10G or many people with similar DUI: Driving Home Ave, Hartsville, DUS  John Richard Newsome,  Bryton Zane Linton, 23, of Less Hash 1st names. (DUI) 1st Offense 34, of 123 Golf Course Rd, 1131 Old Ruby Rd, Hartsville, under the influence  Jonathan Dudley If listed here erroneously,  Micheal Dewayne Horton, Hartsville, Federal Chartered Driving Under the Influence DUS: Driving Boseman, 36, of 1953 Candy please contact the detention cen- under suspension 49, of 1012 Robinson St, Financial Institution Crime;  Jacoby Devonte Spann, Lane, Darlington, Public ter, which will send us any cor- CDV: Criminal domestic Hartsville, Public Drunk; Federal Chartered Financial 26, of 833 Alexander Store Rd, rections. If a person is found not violence Malicious Injury to Personal Institution Crime; Federal Bishopville, Driving Under the Disorderly Conduct; Public guilty in a court of law, that per- CDVHAN: Criminal Property <$2000 Chartered Financial Institution Influence; Poss 28G or Less Drunk son may have that printed here domestic violence, high  Melvina Turner Howle, Crime Marij/10G or Less Hash 1st  Christopher Aaron Carter, as well by providing court docu- and aggravated nature 68, of 503 Cashua Street,  Shane Ian Tarte, 27, of  James Brandon Thomas, 39, of 2157 Briarcliff Dr, ments to us to that effect. PDC: Public disorderly Darlington, Assault and 600 Pearl Street, Darlington, 31, of 1609 Longbranch Rd, Darlington, Assault and Battery 3rd Degree Shoplifting <$2000; Hartsville, No Charge Data conduct Battery 3rd Degree  Juquavis Rahyeem Bailey, PWID: Possession with  Mickell Angelo Mack, 41, Shoplifting <$2000  Angela Kaye Walker, 39,  Cassandra Samuel Ham, 23, of 103 Anhow St, intent to distribute of 318 Chappell Drive #B4,  Caroline Walker, 21, of of 909 E Street, Hartsville, 44, of 908 L Circle, Hartsville, Darlington, Poss Other SPOM: Simple Bishopville, Public Disorderly 1941 Briar Patch Lane, Public Disorderly Conduct Controlled Sub in Sched I to V possession of marijuana Conduct Hartsville,  David Lee Williams, 45, of Driving Under Suspension; 1st; Unlawful Carrying of  Tyrease Prescott, 31, of Telephone/Unlawful Use of 3509 W Bobo Newsome Hwy, Disregard Traffic Weapon 402 Cousar St, Bishopville, Telephone Hartsville, Violation ABC Law Device/Improper Lane  Creighvion Harold Shoplifting >$50 2nd Shoplifting Less Than $50  Walter Earl Blackmon, 46,  Shaquille Markees Change; Seatbelt Violation – Benjamin, 21, of 2328  Keyon Niquill Marshall,  Bruce Edward Spell, 26, of of 1429 Lynn Rd, Hartsville, Burton, 25, of 1124 Old Ruby Child Gardenia Dr, Hartsville, 311 West Hampton St, Hunting Fishing Without Rd, Hartsville, No Charge Data 18, of 308 Magnolia Ave,  Trel Morton, 21, of 1873 Failure to Appear After Release Darlington, Driving Under License Tag or Stamp; Big  Matthew Aaron Dixon, 33, Andrews, Assault and Battery Gola Drive, Fayetteville NC, for a Felony 3rd Degree Suspension; Traffic/Improper Game Permit Violation of 1217 Family Rd, McBee,  Katrelle Nicole Breland, or Defective Tail Lights; Resident Malicious Injury to Personal Poss 28G or Less Marij/10G or  Rhonda Lloyd Rogers, 26, Less Hash 1st; Sale/Delivery of 29, of 128 Haveford Drive, of 1220 Broach St, Hartsville, Operating Uninsured Motor  Jada Marie Brown, 30, of Property <$2000; Arson 3rd Columbia, Shoplifting Value Vehicle 1st Off 516 W Cedar St, Florence, Degree Stolen Pistol Probation Violation >$2000 But <$10,000;  Benjamin Andrew Webb, Malicious Inj to Personal Prop  Rochelle Latrice Dubose,  Jamar Rashad Thompson,  Brett Tedlea Stratton, 30, Shoplifting Value >$2000 But 37, of 1749 W Billy Farrow $2000 or Less; Assault and 42, of 929 Brentwood Drive, of 729 Menory Ln, Hartsville, 29, of 18742 Hwy 71 N, <$10,000 Hwy, Hartsville, Trespassing Battery 3rd Degree Hartsville, No Charge Data Shoplifting <$2000; Entering Lumber Bridge NC,  Juwan Antron Harrison,  Rufus James Brunson, 54,  Samuel Lydell Cranford II,  Delton Flowers, 57, of Poss/Sell/Dispose of Stolen 24, of 855 Indian Branch Rd, Premises After Warning of 1716 Drill Sergeant Ln, 36, of 2505 Hopkins Dr, 2348 Robinson View Rd, Darlington, Burglary (Violent)  Sanquan Tromaine Hartsville, Driving Under the Hartsville, Violation ABC Law Hartsville, Driving Under the Vehicle >$10,000; Driving Second Degree Bennett, 29, of 911 S 6th Influence  Cidney Cheyenne Influence Under Suspension; Speeding  Kenneth Lamont Street, Hartsville, Malicious  Jerod Alexander Cassidy, Dunster, 23, of 1710 Willis Dr,  Latrina Marie Jacobs, 26, >15 But <25 MPH Over the Harrison, 36, of 2619 Smith Injury to Personal Property 19, of 2686 Flushing Coving Hartsville, Poss 28G or Less of 1045 Lamar Scott Drive, Speed Limit Ave, Camden, Poss 28G or Less <$2000 Dr, Hartsville, Poss 28G or Less Marij/10G or Less Hash 1st Hartsville, Entering Premises  Crystal Michelle Winham, Marij/10G or Less Hash 1st;  Davon Eric Blount, 18, of Marij/10G or Less Hash 1st  Sydney Elaine Groce, 18, After Warning 37, of 113 Benny Hill Rd, 1739 Cameo Street, Hartsville, Unlawful Carrying of Weapon  Lisa Ann Dixon, 33, of of 1140 Whippoorwill Rd,  Saronta Foneak Campbell, Lamar, Receiving Stolen Goods  Lakena Shenale Johnson, Kidnapping; Criminal 2200 Beaver Dm Dr, Hartsville, Hartsville, Driving Under the 43, of 509 Rice St, Hartsville,  Michael Goodson Sumner, 36, of 827 Hampton Street, Conspiracy; Armed Robbery Non Support Influence Non Support; Non Support; 29, of 1609 Bryant St, Hartsville, Public Disorderly Armed With Deadly Weapon;  Robert Lee Dudley, 56, of  Brandon Carroll Hall, 29, Non Support Conduct; Unlawful Carrying of Poss of a Weapon During 3408 Wallflower Lane, of 3464 Crosswamp Rd, Lamar,  William Isam Dix IV, 32, of Darlington, Public Disorderly Weapon Violent Crime; Violation of Darlington, Assault and Domestic/Domestic Violence 601 Flag Street, Myrtle Beach, Conduct; Malicious Inj  Crystal Rene Liles, 46, of Probation (Used by PPP Only); Battery 3rd Degree 1st Degree Driving Under Suspension; Personal Prop >$2000 421 Pinestraw, Hartsville, Violation of Probation (Used  Jered Hilton Ferrence, 17,  Shantae Torrell Holmes, Speeding >10 But <15 MPH <$10,000 BUSBBUSINESSUSSINEINEESSSS DIRDDIRECTORYIRRECECCTORTORRYY

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NOTICE TO CREDITORS fore granted in the case of Daniel Steen aka Daniel K. the bidding will not remain Referee's deed, documentary of The Citizens Bank vs. Jerald Mitchell Abson OF ESTATES OF ESTATES United States of America, act- Steen; Alicia D. Steen; Annie open after the date of sale, but stamps on the deed, recording Kenneth Ray West, Jr. and Address: 209 Ridge Road, All persons having claims All persons having claims ing through the Rural Housing “Colleen” Simpson; Kelly Ann compliance with the bid may of the deed, and interest on the Michelle West, CA# 2018-CP- Darlington, SC 29532 against the following estates against the following estates Service or successor agency, Hicks; Heirs-at-Law or be made immediately. amount of the bid from date of 16-0683, I, the undersigned, (19p3 leave in thru 12-5-18) MUST file their claims on MUST file their claims on United States Department of Devisees of Thomas Kelly NOTICE: The foreclosure sale to date of compliance with will sell on January 7, 2019 at NOTICE TO CREDITORS Form #371ES with the Form #371ES with the Agriculture against Netanyia Simpson, Deceased, their deed is not a warranty the bid at the rate of 8.250% 11:00 a.m. or thereafter, at the OF ESTATES Probate Court of Darlington Probate Court of Darlington G. Samuel, I, the Special Heirs, Personal deed. Interested bidders per annum. Darlington County All persons having claims County, the address of which County, the address of which Referee for Darlington County, Representatives, should satisfy themselves Eugene P. Warr, Jr. Courthouse, 1 Public Square, against the following estates is Room 208 Courthouse, is Room 208 Courthouse, will sell on Monday, December Administrators, Successors, as to the quality of title to As Special Referee for Darlington, South Carolina, to MUST file their claims on One Public Square, One Public Square, 3, 2018, at 12:00 o'clock p.m., and Assigns, and all other per- be conveyed by obtaining Darlington County the highest bidder the follow- Form #371ES with the Darlington, SC 29532, within Darlington, SC 29532, within at the Darlington County sons entitled to claim through an independent title Plaintiff's Attorney: ing property: Probate Court of Darlington eight(8) months after the eight(8) months after the Courthouse, Darlington, them; All Unknown persons search well before the J. Kershaw Spong [SC Bar # All those certain two (2) lots of County, the address of which date of the first publication date of the first publication South Carolina, to the highest with any right, title or interest foreclosure sale date. 5289] land situate in the County of is Room 208 Courthouse, of this Notice to Creditors or of this Notice to Creditors or bidder: in the real estate described The successful bidder will be ROBINSON GRAY STEPP & Darlington, State of South One Public Square, within one (1) year from within one (1) year from All that certain piece, parcel or herein, being a class designat- required to pay interest on the LAFFITTE, LLC Carolina, being known and Darlington, SC 29532, within date of death, whichever is date of death, whichever is lot of land situate, lying and ed as Jane Doe; also any amount of the bid from the P.O. Box 11449 designated as· Lot Nos. "229" eight(8) months after the earlier (SCPC 62-3-801, et earlier (SCPC 62-3-801, et being in the Old Hartsville Unknown persons who may be date of sale to date of compli- Columbia, SC 29211 and "230" in Section "1" of date of the first publication seq.), or such persons shall seq.), or such persons shall School District, in the County in the military service of the ance with the bid at the rate of (803) 929-1400 Meadowbrook Subdivision, by of this Notice to Creditors or be forever barred as to their be forever barred as to their of Darlington, State of South United States of America, 8.5% per annum. Email: kspong@robin- W.R. Banks, Registered within one (1) year from claims. All claims are claims. All claims are Carolina, designated as Lot being a class designated as Benjamin D. Moore, Esquire songray.com Surveyor, dated January 21, date of death, whichever is required to be presented in required to be presented in No. 28, according to plat of John Doe; and Any Unknown Special Referee for Darlington (18c3 leave in thru 11-28- 1960 and recorded in the earlier (SCPC 62-3-801, et written statements on the written statements on the survey of Kingsville Heights minors, persons under a County 18) office of the Darlington seq.), or such persons shall prescribed form (FORM prescribed form (FORM Subdivision made by J.R. Disability or persons incarcer- B. Lindsay Crawford, III (SC AMENDED NOTICE OF County Clerk of Court in Book be forever barred as to their #371ES) indicating the #371ES) indicating the Tucker, Jr. Reg., Sur. on ated, being a class designated Bar# 6510) SALE 31, at page 61. Said two (2) claims. All claims are name and the address of the name and the address of the January 30, 1979 recorded in as Richard Roe, South Theodore von Keller (SC Bar# BY VIRTUE of a decree hereto- lots taken together have a com- required to be presented in claimant, the basis of the claimant, the basis of the the office of the Clerk of Court Carolina Department of Motor 5718) fore granted in the case of The bined frontage of 100 feet and written statements on the claim, the amount claimed, claim, the amount claimed, for Darlington County in Plat Vehicles, Defendant(s) Sara C. Hutchins (SC Bar# Citizens Bank vs. Raymond A. run back in prescribed form (FORM the date when the claim will the date when the claim will book 72 at page 73. Also refer- BY VIRTUE of a judgment 72879) Stevens and Raymond A. depth 190 feet, all of which #371ES) indicating the become due, the nature of become due, the nature of ence the Plat by Charles W. heretofore granted in the case B. Lindsay Crawford, IV (SC Stevens, Jr., CA# 2018-CP-16- will more fully appear by refer- name and the address of the any uncertainty as to the any uncertainty as to the Bailey, Jr. PLS prepared for of 21st Mortgage Corporation Bar# 101707) 0437, I, the undersigned, will ence to the above mentioned claimant, the basis of the claim and a description of claim and a description of Netanyah Samuel dated vs. Daniel Steen aka Daniel K. PO Box 4216, Columbia, South sell on January 7, 2019 at map. claim, the amount claimed, any security as to the claim. any security as to the claim. December 30, 2005 and Steen; Alicia D. Steen; Annie Carolina 29240 11:00 a.m. or thereafter, at the This being the same property the date when the claim will Estate: Hal Pearson Newsom Estate: Elizabeth M. Staton recorded in Plat Book 201 at “Colleen” Simpson; Kelly Ann 803-790-2626 Darlington County conveyed to the mortgagors by become due, the nature of Date of Death: 10/23/2018 Date of Death: 10/23/2018 page 99 in the office of the Hicks; Heirs-at-Law or Attorney for Plaintiff Courthouse, 1 Public Square, deed of Bobly L. Marlowe and any uncertainty as to the Case No: 2018ES1600529 Case No: 2018ES1600518 Clerk of Court for Darlington Devisees of Thomas Kelly (18c3 leave in thru 11-28- Darlington, South Carolina, to Wanda Marlowe recorded in claim and a description of Personal Representative: Personal Representative: County. Reference to said Simpson, Deceased, their 18) the highest bidder the follow- the office of the Clerk of Court any security as to the claim. Jewell L. Newsom Brenda Moody Oakley plats is hereby craved for a Heirs, Personal NOTICE OF SALE ing property: for Darlington County in Book Estate: Virginia Howle Address: 608 Wilson Drive, Address: 3430 Sipsey Street, more complete description of Representatives, Docket No. 2018-CP-16- All that certain piece, parcel or 1075 at page 3885. Coleman Hartsville, SC 29550 The Villages, FL 32162 said property. Be all measure- Administrators, Successors, 00392 lot of land situate, lying and Property Address: 3022 Date of Death: 10/17/2018 (19p3 leave in thru 12-5-18) (18p3 leave in thru 11-28- ments a little more or less. and Assigns, and all other per- By virtue of a decree hereto- being in the County of Woodbridge Road, Florence, Case No: 2018ES1600535 NOTICE TO CREDITORS 18) This being the same property sons entitled to claim through fore granted in the case of Florence, State of South SC 29501 Personal Representative: OF ESTATES NOTICE TO CREDITORS conveyed to Netanyia G. them; All Unknown persons U.S.Bank, N.A., as Trustee, Carolina, being designated as TMS # 218-09-01-042 James Abel Ross All persons having claims OF ESTATES Samuel by deed of Sarah with any right, title or interest successor in interest to a portion of Lot F-1 contain- TERMS OF SALE: The success- Address: 421 Front Street, against the following estates All persons having claims Dennis dated March 1, 2006 in the real estate described Wachovia Bank, National ing21,781 square feet of 0.50 ful bidder, other than the Georgetown, SC 29440 MUST file their claims on against the following estates and recorded on March 3, herein, being a class designat- Association, as Trustee, suc- acres on a plat for Linda Cox by Plaintiff, will deposit, at the (19p3 leave in thru 12-5-18) Form #371ES with the MUST file their claims on 2006 in the office of the Clerk ed as Jane Doe; also any cessor by merger to First Union Lind, Hicks, and Associates, conclusion of the bidding, five NOTICE TO CREDITORS Probate Court of Darlington Form #371ES with the of Court for Darlington County Unknown persons who may be National Bank as Trustee, for Surveyors, dated October 26, percent (5%) of the bid, in OF ESTATES County, the address of which Probate Court of Darlington in Book 1042 at Page 5794. in the military service of the Mid-State Trust XI against 2000 and recorded in the cash or equivalent, as evidence All persons having claims is Room 208 Courthouse, County, the address of which TMS#: 058-06-02-016 United States of America, Seneca L. McKay, I, the under- Office of the Clerk of Court for of good faith, same to be against the following estates One Public Square, is Room 208 Courthouse, Property Address: 1878 being a class designated as signed Special Referee for Darlington County in Plat applied to purchase price in MUST file their claims on Darlington, SC 29532, within One Public Square, Elmwood Dr., Hartsville, SC John Doe; and Any Unknown Darlington County, will sell on Book 188 at Page 251. Said case of compliance, but to be Form #371ES with the eight(8) months after the Darlington, SC 29532, within 29550 minors, persons under a Monday, December 3, 2018, at property fronts on Candy Lane forfeited and applied first to Probate Court of Darlington date of the first publication eight(8) months after the TERMS OF SALE: The suc- Disability or persons incarcer- 11:00 A.M., at the Darlington for a distance of 104.58 feet; costs and then to Plaintiff's County, the address of which of this Notice to Creditors or date of the first publication cessful bidder, other than the ated, being a class designated County Courthouse, Probate and is bound on the Northeast debt in the case of non-compli- is Room 208 Courthouse, within one (1) year from of this Notice to Creditors or plaintiff, will deposit with the as Richard Roe, South Courtroom, One Public by said Candy on the ance. Should the last and high- One Public Square, date of death, whichever is within one (1) year from Special Referee for Darlington Carolina Department of Motor Square, Darlington, South Southeast by remainder of Lot est bidder fail or refuse to Darlington, SC 29532, within earlier (SCPC 62-3-801, et date of death, whichever is County at conclusion of the Vehicles, I, Benjamin D. Carolina, to the highest bid- F for a distance of 218.13 feet; make the required deposit at eight(8) months after the seq.), or such persons shall earlier (SCPC 62-3-801, et bidding, five percent (5%) of Moore, Esquire Special der: All that certain piece, par- on the Southwest by remain- time of bid or comply with the date of the first publication be forever barred as to their seq.), or such persons shall the bid, in cash or equivalent, Referee for Darlington County cel or lot of land, with the der of Lot F-1 for a distance of other terms of the bid within of this Notice to Creditors or claims. All claims are be forever barred as to their as evidence of good faith, , will sell on December 3, 2018, improvements thereon, situ- 95.31 feet; and on the twenty (20) days, then the within one (1) year from required to be presented in claims. All claims are same to be applied to the pur- at 12:30 pm, at the Darlington ate, located, lying and being in Northwest by 20 foot strip of property will be resold on the date of death, whichever is written statements on the required to be presented in chase price in case of compli- County Courthouse, One the County of Darlington, land for a distance of 217.94 same terms and conditions on earlier (SCPC 62-3-801, et prescribed form (FORM written statements on the ance, but to be forfeited and Public Square, Darlington, SC State of South Carolina, the feet. Reference said plat for a some subsequent Sales Day at seq.), or such persons shall #371ES) indicating the prescribed form (FORM applied first to costs and then 29532, to the highest bidder: same being shown and delin- more complete description. the risk of the said highest bid- be forever barred as to their name and the address of the #371ES) indicating the to plaintiff's debt in the case of All that certain piece, parcel or eated as Lot A upon a Plat pre- This being the same property der. Personal or deficiency claims. All claims are claimant, the basis of the name and the address of the non-compliance. If the lot of land, together with the pared by J.E. Tucker, Jr., RLS, conveyed to Raymond W. judgment having been required to be presented in claim, the amount claimed, claimant, the basis of the Plaintiff’s representative is not buildings and improvements dated May 20, 1988, recorded Stevens, Jr. by deed of Donald demanded, the bidding will written statements on the the date when the claim will claim, the amount claimed, in attendance at the scheduled thereon, situate near to the in the Office of the Clerk of M. Mims, Jr. as recorded in the remain open for a period of 30 prescribed form (FORM become due, the nature of the date when the claim will time of the sale, the sale shall City of Hartsville, County of Court for Darlington County in Office of the Clerk of Court for days after the sale. Purchaser #371ES) indicating the any uncertainty as to the become due, the nature of be canceled and the property Darlington, State of South Plat Book 176 at page 199, Darlington County on the 1st to pay for preparation of the name and the address of the claim and a description of any uncertainty as to the sold on some subsequent sales Carolina, and being more par- which Plat is incorporated day of April, 2005. deed, documentary stamps on claimant, the basis of the any security as to the claim. claim and a description of day after due advertisement. ticularly described as Lot No. herein by reference; and hav- TMS# 168-00-01-217 the deed, and recording fees. claim, the amount claimed, Estate: Napoleon Rogers any security as to the claim. Should the last and highest 4, containing 3.089 acres, ing such boundaries and meas- Property Address: 1827 Candy SUBJECT TO DARLINGTON the date when the claim will Date of Death: 8/23/2018 Estate: Starr Raymond bidder fail or refuse to make more or less, Cherokee urements as shown thereon, Lane, Darlington, SC COUNTY TAXES AND become due, the nature of Case No: 2018ES1600526 Shelley the required deposit at time of Subdivision, as reflected on a more or less. This being the TMS# 168-00-01-217 ASSESSMENTS, EASE- any uncertainty as to the Personal Representative: Date of Death: 10/21/2018 bid or comply with the other plat recorded in Plat Book 213 same property conveyed to TERMS OF SALE: The success- MENTS, RESTRICTIONS, claim and a description of Tracy Marquis Rodgers Case No: 2018ES1600521 terms of the bid within twenty at Page 7733, Darlington Seneca L. McKay by deed from ful bidder, other than the ANY OTHER MATTERS OF any security as to the claim. Address: 21617 Banyan Personal Representative: (20) days, the deposit shall be County records. Reference Ditech Financial LLC dated Plaintiff, will deposit, at the RECORD. Estate: Freddie Lee Dillon Street, Apt. #E, Hayward, CA Christina Renee Anthony forfeited and the Special being had to said plat for a December 16, 2015 and conclusion of the bidding, five s/ John M. Ervin, III Date of Death: 10/6/2018 94541 Address: 3351 Queensgate Referee for Darlington County more complete and accurate recorded in the Office of the percent (5%) of the bid, in November 6, 2018 Case No: 2018ES1600525 Attorney: Andrew M. Way, Mount Pleasant, SC may re-sell the property on the description of metes and Clerk of Court for Darlington cash or equivalent, as evidence Personal Representative: Privette 29466 same terms and conditions on bounds. County on January 15, 2016 in of good faith, same to be Special Referee for Darlington John L. Wall, II Address: P.O. Box 100, (18p3 leave in thru 11-28- some subsequent Sales Day (at TMS # 016-00-01-098 Book 1077 at page 5933. TMS applied to purchase price in County Address: 1040 Wellington Hartsville, SC 29551 18) the risk of the said highest bid- Along with that certain New No. 180-00-01-059. Current case of compliance, but to be Darlington, South Carolina Drive, Hartsville, SC 29550 (19p3 leave in thru 12-5-18) NOTICE OF APPLICATION der). As a deficiency judgment 2003 Horton Manufactured address of property is forfeited and applied first to Ray Coit Yarborough, Jr. (19p3 leave in thru 12-5-18) NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that is being Waived, the bidding Home, Serial No. ¬¬1554 Jamonica Lane, costs and then to Plaintiff's Attorney for Plaintiff OF ESTATES OF ESTATES Pearl Mcclain intends to apply will not remain open thirty H1178771GL/H1178771GR. Darlington, SC 29540. SUB- debt in the case of non-compli- All persons having claims (18c3 leave in thru 11-28- All persons having claims to the South Carolina days after the date of sale. SUBJECT TO DARLINGTON JECT TO ASSESSMENTS, ance. Should the last and high- against the following estates 18) against the following estates Department of Revenue for a Purchaser shall pay for prepa- COUNTY TAXES DARLINGTON COUNTY est bidder fail or refuse to NOTICE TO CREDITORS MUST file their claims on MUST file their claims on license/permit that will allow ration of deed, documentary TERMS OF SALE: The suc- TAXES, EXISTING EASE- make the required deposit at OF ESTATES Form #371ES with the Form #371ES with the the sale and on premises con- stamps on the deed, and cessful bidder, other than the MENTS, EASEMENTS AND time of bid or comply with the All persons having claims Probate Court of Darlington Probate Court of Darlington sumption of beer & wine at recording of the deed. The suc- Plaintiff, will deposit with the RESTRICTIONS OF RECORD, other terms of the bid within against the following estates County, the address of which County, the address of which 824 Lee State Road, Lamar, SC cessful bidder will be required Special Referee at conclusion AND OTHER SENIOR twenty (20) days, then the MUST file their claims on is Room 208 Courthouse, is Room 208 Courthouse, 29069. To object to the to pay interest on the amount of the bidding, five (5%) of his ENCUMBRANCES, IF ANY. property will be resold on the Form #371ES with the One Public Square, One Public Square, issuance of this of the bid from date of sale to bid, in cash or equivalent, as TERMS OF SALE: The suc- same terms and conditions on Probate Court of Darlington Darlington, SC 29532, within Darlington, SC 29532, within permit/license, written protest date of compliance with the evidence of good faith, the cessful bidder, other than the some subsequent Sales Day at County, the address of which eight(8) months after the eight(8) months after the must be postmarked no later bid at the rate of 6.75% per same to be applied to purchase Plaintiff, will deposit with the the risk of the said highest bid- is Room 208 Courthouse, date of the first publication date of the first publication than 11/29/2018. annum. The sale shall be sub- price in case of compliance, Special Referee, at the conclu- der. Personal or deficiency One Public Square, of this Notice to Creditors or of this Notice to Creditors or 1. the name, address and tele- ject to assessments, Darlington but to be forfeited and applied sion of the bidding, Five per judgment having been Darlington, SC 29532, within within one (1) year from within one (1) year from phone number of the person County taxes, easements, first to costs and then to cent (5%) of the bid in cash or demanded, the bidding will eight(8) months after the date of death, whichever is date of death, whichever is filing the protest; easements and restrictions of Plaintiff's debt in the case of equivalent, as evidence of remain open for a period of 30 date of the first publication earlier (SCPC 62-3-801, et earlier (SCPC 62-3-801, et 2. the specific reasons why the record, and other senior noncompliance. Should the good faith, same to be applied days after the sale. Purchaser of this Notice to Creditors or seq.), or such persons shall seq.), or such persons shall application should be denied; encumbrances. last and highest bidder fail or to the purchase price in case of to pay for preparation of the within one (1) year from be forever barred as to their be forever barred as to their 3. that the person protesting is GRIMSLEY LAW FIRM, LLC refuse to make the required compliance, but to be forfeited deed, documentary stamps on date of death, whichever is claims. All claims are claims. All claims are willing to attend a hearing (if 1703 Laurel Street deposit at the time of the bid or and applied first to costs and the deed, and recording fees. earlier (SCPC 62-3-801, et required to be presented in required to be presented in one is requested by the appli- P. O Box 11682 comply with the other terms or then to Plaintiff's debt in the SUBJECT TO DARLINGTON seq.), or such persons shall written statements on the written statements on the cant); Columbia, SC 29211 the bid within twenty (20) case of non-compliance. COUNTY TAXES AND be forever barred as to their prescribed form (FORM prescribed form (FORM 4. that the person protesting (803) 233-1177 days, then the Special Referee Should the last and highest ASSESSMENTS, EASE- claims. All claims are #371ES) indicating the #371ES) indicating the resides in the same county By:______may resell the property on the bidder fail or refuse to make MENTS, RESTRICTIONS, required to be presented in name and the address of the name and the address of the where the proposed place of Edward L. Grimsley same terms and conditions on the required deposit at time of ANY OTHER MATTERS OF written statements on the claimant, the basis of the claimant, the basis of the business is located or within W. Haigh Porter some subsequent Sales Day (at bid or comply with the other RECORD. prescribed form (FORM claim, the amount claimed, claim, the amount claimed, five miles of the business; and, Benjamin E. Grimsley the risk of the former highest terms of the bid within thirty s/ John M. Ervin, III #371ES) indicating the the date when the claim will the date when the claim will 5. the name of the applicant Special Referee for Darlington bidder). (30) days, then the Special November 6, 2018 name and the address of the become due, the nature of become due, the nature of and the address of the premis- County Should the Plaintiff, or one of Referee may resell the proper- claimant, the basis of the any uncertainty as to the any uncertainty as to the es to be licensed. Attorneys for the Plaintiff its representatives, fail to be ty on the same terms and con- Special Referee for Darlington claim, the amount claimed, claim and a description of claim and a description of Protests must be mailed to: present at the time of sale, the ditions on some subsequent County the date when the claim will any security as to the claim. (18c3 leave in thru 11-28- any security as to the claim. S.C. Department of Revenue, property is automatically with- Sales Day (at the risk of the Darlington, South Carolina become due, the nature of Estate: Ernest S. Bramlette 18) Estate: Gerald R. Hall ABL SECTION, P.O. Box 125, NOTICE OF SALE drawn from said sale and sold said highest bidder.) No per- Ray Coit Yarborough, Jr. any uncertainty as to the Date of Death: 10/21/2018 Date of Death: 8/19/2018 Columbia, SC 29214-0907; or STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA at the next available sales day sonal or deficiency judgment Attorney for Plaintiff claim and a description of Case No: 2018ES1600546 Case No: 2018ES1600536 faxed to: (803) 896-0110. COUNTY OF DARLINGTON upon the terms and conditions being demanded, the bidding (18c3 leave in thru 11-28- any security as to the claim. Personal Representative: Personal Representative: (18p3 leave in thru 11-28-18) IN THE COURT OF COMMON as set forth in the Judgment of will not remain open after the Estate: Jefro Abson AKA Dorothy Gerald Bramlette 18) Brenda G. Hall SECOND AMENDED SPE- PLEAS Foreclosure and Sale or any date of sale, but compliance AMENDED NOTICE OF Jerry Abson Address: 753 Potato House Address: 535 Clyde Road, CIAL REFEREE’S SALE CASE NO. 2018-CP-16-0339 Supplemental Order. with the bid may be made SALE Date of Death: 5/28/2018 Road, Darlington, SC 29532 Hartsville, SC 29550 CASE NO. 2015-CP-16- 21st Mortgage Corporation, No personal or deficiency immediately. Purchaser to pay BY VIRTUE of a decree Case No: 2018ES1600534 (20p3 leave in thru 12-12- (19p3 leave in thru 12-5-18) 0012 Plaintiff, Vs. judgment being demanded, for preparation of the Special heretofore granted in the case Personal Representative: 18) BY VIRTUE of a decree hereto- NOTICE TO CREDITORS Remembering the services and sacrifices of Native Americans

Story Courtesy of Fort Jackson William "Bill" Harris, chief future," said Lt. Col. Jason enforcement. Harris is part of a "It wasn't people that deci- Part of the Native American of the Catawba Indian Nation Finch, who introduced Harris. "feather-recognized tribe" -- mated the first people; it was identity was lost with time, but COLUMBIA -- Fort Jackson in Rock Hill, South Carolina That's far from all Harris the Catawba Indian Nation. disease," he explained. "Prior a new one was formed. Now gave thanks for the sacrifices was the guest speaker, while does. "He has represented the That just means the govern- to that, we were the power. the hope is to unite as one and services made by Native the Catawba Educational tribe in diverse capacities," ment has an official relation- Smallpox was more than an country; Harris said that was Americans in a Native Performers demonstrated a Finch said. Harris has served ship with them; there are more equalizer, it was truly a deci- his goal even in speaking. American Indian Heritage traditional woman's honor on the South Carolina Native tribes than the handful recog- mator.” Though they survived, European immigration did gar- Month luncheon Nov. 16. song. American Advisory nized, Harris said. there was still loss. ner some benefits -- Native It was part of the national, Harris said such a perform- Committee, and the Direct "We have to prove that Assimilation became a part Americans were assisted by November-long Native ance would be used by tribes to Service Tribe's Advisory (relationship) over and over of life if "we were going to exist some of their advancements, American Heritage Month that welcome people to their lands Committee for the Indian and over," Harris added. and not become extinct," such as metal. celebrates the tribes' histories, with an "open hand" rather Health Service. He spoke on how the rela- Harris said. "There was a gain … it was- cultures, traditions and servic- than a "clenched fist," as their He has played a role in tionship between the native It was "hard to swallow" n't all a loss," Harris said. Even es to the country. ancestors were faced with organizations on each level of people and the European because it meant giving up so, "trust comes later." Just in time for when Europeans first migrated government -- local, state and immigrants tied in with the key some culture. The leaders took Many lives were taken. Thanksgiving, the NCO Club to America. federal. words of the day: sovereignty, the step to preserve the tribes. Though "it wasn't about anni- hosted the event to recognize Tradition is an important He has been politically trust and resilience. Even the name "Indians" hilation" when immigrants the impacts the nation's first part of Harris' life. active for more than two Despite vast loss in tribal came from the fact that arrived, a need for land and people have had on the Army During his free time, he decades, testifying on the communities, through Christopher Columbus got lost "ownership" drove the and the country as a whole. practices ancient pottery, behalf of Native Americans resilience, Native people sur- on his way to India, Harris Europeans to the acts they The 282nd Army Band per- passed down by his family. before Congress a number of vived, Harris said. said. "If (Christopher committed against the natives, formed music tuned toward "(Through his craft) he times. Smallpox killed off many Columbus) was on his way to Harris said. Native Americans the occasion. 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Students in middle More than $338 million in gas-tax-hike school learn funds unspent as of end of September By Rick Brundrett ment” categories. million to cover expected • Kershaw, Sumter: The Nerve DOT and comptroller gen- shortfalls in a state account $33,363 about careers in eral records show that an that will be used to fund the • Lancaster: $52,295 In the first 15 months of the additional $34.6 million was credits until they expire. • Laurens: $42,363 gas-tax-hike law, the S.C. spent from the IMTF as of Following is a breakdown • Lee: $531,634 pharmacy Department of Transportation Sept. 30 through the County of the total amounts spent on • Lexington: $186,657 spent less than 7 percent of Transportation Committee “external” projects in counties • Marion: $1,111,492 the nearly $400 million in col- “Donor Bonus” Program, as of Sept. 30, based on DOT • Marlboro: $615,741 University of South Carolina options open, choosing the lected revenues that lawmak- which allows counties to records. In several cases, DOT • McCormick: $29,735 University of South Carolina ers promised would go toward receive rebates of a portion of combined counties while list- • Newberry: $428,205 More than 40 middle school with its 100-plus health science fixing deteriorating roads and gas tax collections above rev- ing other projects separately in • Oconee: $1,570,627 students recently visited the bridges statewide, according programs. He knew that if he enues allocated to them for those counties. • Orangeburg: $1,586,044 USC College of Pharmacy to to recently released records. • Pickens: $210,685 changed his mind that he could road projects. • Abbeville: $78,315 envision what their future As of Sept. 30, about $25.7 But as The Nerve revealed • Aiken: $195,908 • Richland: $620,398 could be. All of the students easily switch to another area of million, or 6.4 percent, of the in March, that program was • Anderson: $1,105,643 • Saluda: $1,569,056 were female and mostly health care. $398.9 million in receipts established under previous • Anderson, Oconee: • Sumter: $1,637,437 African-American, part of the One objective of outreach to since the law took effect on state law, and those gas tax $55,003 • York: $536,696 college’s efforts to attract school children is to change July 1, 2017, had been spent revenues are not applied to the • Berkeley: $1,936,293 underrepresented minorities to some common misconceptions on “project commitments,” current DOT projects list. • Charleston: $960,960 DOT listed no money spent the profession. about the field. DOT records show. The law T he South Carolina • Cherokee: $56,410 for “external” projects in these “People are more likely to hiked the gas tax by 12 cents, Policy Council, the parent • Chesterfield: $1,578,967 13 counties as of Sept. 30: “Most lay persons only think connect with pharmacists who or 75 percent from the base 16 organization of The Nerve, has • Chesterfield, Lancaster: Allendale, Bamberg, Barnwell, ‘look’ like them,” says Amy of drug stores when they think cents, over six years, and contended that the gas-tax- $60,577 Beaufort, Calhoun, Chester, Grant, associate dean for stu- of a career as a pharmacist,” increased other taxes and fees, hike law was written in a way • Colleton: $79,653 Clarendon, Fairfield, Florence, dent affairs and diversity. Grant says. “It is important to including raising the vehicle to allow DOT to divert IMTF • Darlington: $1,031,294 Hampton, Spartanburg, Union Grant says there’s a strong expose young people to the sales-tax cap by $200. revenues to pay bond debts of • Dillon: $1,094,448 and Williamsburg. need to reach students during approximately 30 fields of The amount spent through the State Transportation • Dorchester: $1,130,766 the middle school years so pharmacy that exist so they can September represented less Infrastructure Bank (STIB), • Edgefield: $176,085 Brundrett is the news editor they’ll know how to prepare than 4.5 percent of the nearly which over the years funneled • Georgetown: $16,634 of The Nerve. Contact him at consider it as a career option,” academically if pharmacy is $586.3 million in projects several billion dollars for large • Greenville: $3,204,099 803-254-4411 or rick@then- part of their long-term plans. Grant says. statewide identified by DOT – construction projects in select • Greenwood: $332,133 erve.org. Follow him on Twitter Students in high school Patel and several current a list that has grown monthly counties. • Horry: $40,048 @RickBrundrett. Follow The must have an exceptional grasp third- and fourth-year students though it provides no specifics DOT chief Christy Hall told • Jasper: $1,588,082 Nerve on Facebook and Twitter of science and math to be led the students from W.A. of the work to be done under The Nerve in June that the • Kershaw: $142,474 @thenervesc. admitted into the Gamecock Perry Middle School in the main categories of “pave- STIB could use IMTF rev- Pharmacy Assurance (GPA) Columbia in a number of ments” and “rural road safety.” enues for earlier-approved program, designed for early DOT was sitting on nearly interstate-widening projects. hands-on demonstrations. admission to the Pharm.D. pro- $338.6 million in gas-tax-hike Hall told DOT commissioners gram. That strong foundation They used mortar and pestle to revenues as of Sept. 30, in April that pending lawsuits is needed since GPA students triturate candy similar to how according to agency and state challenging the constitution- must pass courses in general pharmacists compound medi- comptroller general records. ality of the gas-tax-hike law chemistry, organic chemistry, cines. DOT has said 80 percent of the and a related 2016 statute physics, calculus, statistics, “It is great for them to put state’s 42,000 miles of roads have forced the agency to seek other funding sources biology, human anatomy and into practice pharmacy skills needs to be resurfaced or physiology early in their col- for interstate projects. they have learned in curricu- rebuilt, and identified 465 of lege career. 750 “structurally deficient” As of the end of Third-year pharmacy stu- lum,” Grant says. bridges statewide to be September, DOT had identi- dent Tej Patel was in middle She says pharmacists can replaced. fied only several bridge proj- school when he decided on a switch between the various Through September, DOT ects to be funded through the career in health care. Patel fields within the profession and had spent no money from the IMTF. The DOT Commission wanted to be a dentist. But it have the opportunity to live state “Infrastructure in February approved adding $15 million annually to a sep- was a trip to the drug store in anywhere. Maintenance Trust Fund” in arate, 10-year $1.5 billion high school, ironically to fill a “Young people often think 13, or more than a quarter, of prescription from the dentist, the state’s 46 counties, accord- bridge-replacement program of careers in the health care which made him change his ing to the agency’s “IMTF – but not until 2024 after a mind. field but often forget that phar- Disbursements” list. In the tax credit created under the Patel, who grew up in macy is a fantastic career that remaining 33 counties, the gas-tax-hike law expires, free- Florence, says his interaction leads to a doctorate degree and amounts spent ranged from ing that money for bridges. with the pharmacist was eye- a lucrative salary,” Grant says. $16,634 in Georgetown DOT expects to have $114 opening. County to $3.2 million in million annually after “The opportunities the col- the credit expires, $80 Third year pharmacy stu- lege offers outside of courses Greenville County. dent Tej Patel demonstrates DOT added the separate million of which would Answers from 2B are just as important to their how to use the mortar and pes- link to the list on its website be used toward a new tle. development as future pharma- after The Nerve in August rural interstate-widen- “They told me what to do, cists,” she says. reported that the agency had ing program approved what to expect from the medi- That’s especially true for posted no online details of last month by the DOT Commission. The Nerve cine—that it would make me Patel, who will begin the first-year expenditures under last month revealed, sleepy, advised me not to take the gas-tax-hike law. The list Professional MBA program at however, citing projec- before school,” Patel says. “And shows which roads by county the Darla Moore School of tions from the state they told me to come back if I have received funding, though Business while finishing the Revenue and Fiscal had any questions.” there is no clear description of Affairs Office, that over Patel realized pharmacists Pharm.D. program. He hopes the work done. Instead, proj- the next five years, DOT deliver the same level of care to that will widen his options if he ects are grouped mainly under will have to transfer a patients as other medical pro- decides he wants to work for a “rehabilitation,” “preserva- total estimated $300.1 fessionals. But he still kept his pharmaceutical company. tion” and “safety improve- PAGE 6B | WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 28, 2018 NEWS AND PRESS | DARLINGTON, S.C. DELINQUENT TAX NOTICES

UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF TAX EXECUTIONS ISSUED BY THE TAX COLLECTOR OF DARLINGTON COUNTY FOR TAXES PAST DUE AND UNPAID. PROPER LEVY HAS BEEN MADE ON THE REAL ESTATE AND MOBILE HOMES HERINAFTER DESCRIBED AS DESIGNATED IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY AUDITOR. I WILL SELL THE SAME AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER BEFORE THE FRONT DOOR OF THE COURTHOUSE IN DARLINGTON, COUNTY OF DARLINGTON, AND STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. AT 10:00 A.M. ON MONDAY, December 10, 2018. ANY PERSON INTERESTED IN PURCHASING REAL ESTATE OR MOBILE HOMES AT THE AUCTION SHOULD COME BY THE TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE, ROOM 207, IN THE COURTHOUSE AND SIGN THE PROPER FORMS BY 5:00 P.M., DECEMBER 7, 2018 AND WILL RECEIVE A NUMBER ON THE MORNING OF THE SALE . YOU CANNOT SIGN UP ON THE DAY OF THE SALE. IF YOU HAVE PURCHASED ANY PROPERTY WITHIN THE LAST TWO YEARS, PLEASE CHECK FOR THE PERSON’S NAME THE PROPERTY WAS PREVIOUSLY IN. IN MANY CASES YOU WILL FIND THERE WILL BE DELINQUENT TAXES ON THE PROPERTY IN THE PREVIOUS OWNER’S NAME IF THE PROPERTY WAS PURCHASED AFTER JANUARY THE 1st OF THE TAX YEAR. NO PERSONAL CHECKS ACCEPTED. NO TAX PAYMENTS WILL BE ACCEPTED ON DAY OF SALE. FINAL TIME FOR PAYMENTS IS DECEMBER 7, 2018, BEFORE 5 P.M. DARLINGTON COUNTY REAL ESTATE AND MOBILE HOME TAX SALE WILL BE HELD DEC. 10, 2018 AT 10AM IN THE COURTROOM ON THE FIFTH FLOOR.

NO PERSONAL CHECKS ACCEPTED. NO TAX PAYMENTS WILL BE ACCEPTED ON DAY OF SALE. FINAL TIME FOR PAYMENT IS DECEMBER 7, 2018, BEFORE 5 P.M. IF THERE ARE ANY ERRORS, PLEASE CONTACT THIS OFFICE IMMEDIATELY-398-4170. TAXES ARE BASED ON LEGAL OWNERSHIP AS OF JANUARY 1ST, 2017, OF THE DELINQUENT TAX YEAR. PLEASE CONTACT THE TAX ASSESSOR’S OFFICE-398-4180-FOR ADDRESS CORRECTION.

THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICTS WERE THE PROPERTY IS LOCATED: 1 – BETHEL 14 – MONT CLARE 2-1 – INSIDE THE CITY LIMITS OF DARLINGTON 15 – LYDIA 2-2 – OUTSIDE THE CITY LIMITS OF DARLINGTON 16 – LEAVENSWORTH 3 – QUIETUDE 17 – NEW MARKET 4 – NEWMAN SWAMP 18 – ANTIOCH 5 – POND HOLLOW 20 – PHILADELPHIA 6-1 – INDSIDE TOWN LIMITS OF LAMAR 21 – PALMETTO 6-2 – OUTSIDE TOWN LIMITS OF LAMAR 23 – INDIAN BRANCH 7 – MECHANICSVILLE 24 – LYNCHES RIVER 8 – SWIFT CREEK 27 – OATES 9 – BLACK CREEK 28 – CLYDE 10 – KELLEYTOWN 29 – BURNT BRANCH 11 – LAKE SWAMP 30 – DOVESVILLE 12 – HIGH HILL 32-1– INSIDE CITY LIMITS OF HARTSVILLE 13-1 – INSIDE TOWN LIMITS OF SOCIETY HILL 32-2– OUTSIDE CITY LIMITS OF HARTSVILLE 13 – OUTSIDE TOWN LIMITS OF SOCIETY HILL

TERMS; CASH, MONEY ORDER OR CASHIER’S CHECK AT TIME OF SALE; NO PERSONAL CHECKS ACCEPTED. MAE HELEN BURCH, TAX COLLECTOR, DARLINGTON COUNTY PROPERTY IN NAMES OF THE FOLLOWING HAS UNPAID TAXES AS OF 5 P.M., NOVEMBER 20, 2018: RECIEPT NAME DESCRIPTION DISTRICT MAP NUMBER NET TAX RECIEPT NAME DESCRIPTION DISTRICT MAP NUMBER NET TAX

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18-HF 053-00-01-026 000260-17-3 AFFINITY ALLIANCE 1 LOTS 32-1 057-02-02-066 1610.37 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 003146-17-3 BENJAMIN MATTHEW 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 18-LF 118-00-04-006 392.30 000261-17-3 AFFINITY ALLIANCE 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 057-02-02-067 1036.05 003172-17-3 BENJAMIN WILLIE 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-11-03-060 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 003334-17-3 BESS HAZELENE 1 LOTS 2-1 165-16-01-001 202.70 000262-17-3 AFFINITY ALLIANCE 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-16-01-013 641.03 003335-17-3 BESS IDELIA J 1 LOTS 16-F 100-00-01-058 240.30 000268-17-3 AHJ PROPERTIES INC 1 LOTS 2-1 165-16-01-002 202.70 003343-17-3 BESS JOHNNIE 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-07-06-022 637.26 000269-17-3 AHJ PROPERTIES INC 2 LOTS 2-1 165-16-01-003 285.38 003348-17-3 BESS LILLIE 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-15-01-043 384.72 000270-17-3 AHJ PROPERTIES INC 1 LOTS 4 BLDG 2-1 165-16-01-004 665.18 003354-17-3 BESS ROOSEVELT AND CHARLIE 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-10-02-032 1346.04 000271-17-3 AHJ PROPERTIES INC 2 LOTS 2-1 165-16-01-007 238.13 003357-17-3 BESS SARAH H 5.88 ACRES 2-2H 167-00-01-081 321.94 000290-17-3 ALDRICH BRADLEY F & LOUIS 1 LOTS 2-1 165-09-03-071 214.51 003358-17-3 BESS SARAH H 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-2H 167-00-01-083 589.30 000294-17-3 ALEXANDER BERNETHA C 1 LOT 1 BLDG 2-1 165-10-01-074 8265.06 003379-17-3 BEST GINGER L 3.76 ACRES 27-F 062-00-01-143 320.30 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 003418-17-3 BEY KHAILIL A KAREEM 1 LOTS 14-F 180-00-03-014 200.12 000314-17-3 ALEXANDER JOSEPHINE & IRA WILLIAMS 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 057-02-02-116 1181.28 NOW: ROBERT COOPER 000369-17-3 ALFORD ISAAC E ETAL 6.00 ACRES 13-F 154-12-01-014 333.75 003441-17-3 BISHOP CHARLIE 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-2 055-07-02-051 585.91 000377-17-3 ALFORD LARRY EUGENE 5.00 ACRES 1 BLDG 28-F 011-00-03-008 572.53 003448-17-3 BISHOP FRANK JR 1 LOTS 32-2 055-07-02-031 172.97 000404-17-3 ALLEN BENJAMIN ETAL 10.00 ACRES 12-F 108-00-01-129 202.14 003466-17-3 BISHOP OLIVIA DUBOSE 1 LOTS 3 BLDG 32-2 055-07-02-032 2068.19 000415-17-3 ALLEN CHRISTINE F 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 32-1 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JAMES K 13.54 ACRES 15-F 039-00-02-013 461.52 000690-17-3 AMERSON RONALD J 1 LOTS 3-F 090-00-02-172 200.12 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 000789-17-3 ANDERSON CHRISTINA 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-2F 145-00-03-072 538.26 003652-17-3 BLACKMON FREDDIE .64 ACRES 16-F 100-00-02-108 460.77 000820-17-3 ANDERSON ELEANOR J 1.00 ACRES 1 BLDG 11-F 133-00-01-013 382.25 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 000822-17-3 ANDERSON ELEANOR JORDAN 3.00 ACRES 11-F 132-00-01-073 126.23 003668-17-3 BLACKMON JAMES DAVID JR 1 LOTS 7-F 213-00-01-016 280.23 000849-17-3 ANDERSON HENRY & EALIE J 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 6-2F 067-00-03-023 906.47 003780-17-3 BLACKWELL JOHN S .78 ACRES 9-F 019-00-03-027 412.50 000926-17-3 ANDERSON MILTON H III 16.84 ACRES 6 BLDG 11-F 132-00-01-165 980.30 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 000927-17-3 ANDERSON MILTON HEYWARD III 5.60 ACRES 1 BLDG 11-F 132-00-01-057 3169.78 003783-17-3 BLACKWELL KATHIE S 1.32 ACRES 2 BLDG 9-F 019-00-03-026 1928.93 001030-17-3 ANDREWS CHRISTOPHER BERNARD 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-02-02-081 1341.04 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 001065-17-3 ANDREWS FRANKLIN A 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 27-F 063-00-01-119 2079.12 003805-17-3 BLACKWELL STACEY G 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 30-F 140-00-03-092 662.24 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 035059-17-5 ANDREWS LARRY MCIVER 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 7-F 198-00-01-003 526.53 003850-17-3 BLAKE PAULETTE L TRUSTEE 1 LOTS 1-F 082-00-02-008 190.10 001139-17-3 ANDREWS LOUIS 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-02-02-082 1275.15 003888-17-3 BLAND CARLTON E 1 LOTS 18-LF 095-00-02-003 230.17 001293-17-3 ARNOLD ALLEN D ETAL 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-2DF 164-09-05-026 400.53 003891-17-3 BLAND GREATHA M 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-2F 165-09-01-087 1010.74 001345-17-3 ARTHUR EDWARD J 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 16-F 100-00-01-054 444.20 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 001397-17-3 ASC INVESTMENT GROUP 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 057-06-03-057 1645.94 003919-17-3 BLATHERS GEORGE F 1 LOTS 6-2F 090-00-01-017 573.80 001478-17-3 ATKINSON BILLY RAY .28 ACRES 2 BLDG 5-F 031-00-01-070 357.57 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 001555-17-3 ATKINSON HEYWARD 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-2DF 165-01-01-025 467.90 003942-17-3 BLOUNT PASTINE 1 LOTS 32-1 056-10-04-011 279.33 001578-17-3 ATKINSON JAMIE 1 LOTS 2-1 165-06-03-011 285.38 NOW: DARREN ROBERT MCTILLMAN 001579-17-3 ATKINSON JAMIE 1 LOTS 2-1 165-06-03-012 285.38 004019-17-3 BOATWRIGHT JONATHAN & 1.93 ACRES 28-F 013-00-01-053 270.21 001621-17-3 ATKINSON LINDA S AND ETAL 3.00 ACRES 14-F 178-00-01-047 340.32 REGINA WALLACE 001732-17-3 AUMAN GEORGE MICHAEL 1.90 ACRES 18-H 054-00-01-127 179.47 004088-17-3 BOLT JEAN 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 21 186-00-03-045 1316.86 001818-17-3 A1 AFFORDABLE GLASS 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-2 055-15-01-059 286.84 004093-17-3 BONAPARTE FLORA B 7.30 ACRES 2 BLDG 30-F 140-00-01-039 592.62 001819-17-3 A1 TRANSMISSION INC 1.00 ACRES 8-F 104-00-01-121 1008.03 0004198-17-3 BOSCH MARK STANLEY 5.06 ACRES 11-F 133-00-01-019 573.80 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 001920-17-3 BACHMAN AUDREY ANN 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 14-F 180-00-01-030 514.78 004247-17-3 BOSTICK SORAYA LATISHA .44 ACRES 1 BLDG 11-F 151-00-01-159 812.88 001948-17-3 BACOTE CARL R 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 8-F 104-00-01-057 1033.19 004376-17-3 BOYKIN J B 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-14-02-051 318.00 034933-17-5 BACOTE CARL R 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 8-F 104-00-01-051 596.94 004498-17-3 BRADLEY WILLIE & ETALS 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-13-03-045 1013.04 001953-17-3 BACOTE CHARLES BROCK 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-10-03-049 893.81 004562-17-3 BRAILEY NATHANIEL BERNARD .28 ACRES 17 033-00-03-052 138.23 001955-17-3 BACOTE CHARLES BROCK 1 LOTS 32-1 056-14-07-062 199.65 004662-17-3 BRASINGTON B A III 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 164-15-03-069 753.63 028344-17-5 BACOTE ERICA S 1 LOTS 32-1 056-14-03-056 425.64 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 028343-17-5 BACOTE ERICA S 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-14-03-057 531.19 004681-17-3 BREEDLOVE DIANNA BROACH 1 LOTS 2-2DF 164-13-01-016 238.11 001984-17-3 BACOTE JESSIE M & ETAL 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 2-1 165-06-03-020 609.36 004682-17-3 BREEDLOVE DIANNA BROACH 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-2DF 164-13-01-043 155.71 001987-17-3 BACOTE JOYCE J 1 LOTS 2-2F 166-00-01-059 285.38 004799-17-3 BRISTOW KING & ADELE 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-07-01-015 2373.32 002044-17-3 BACOTE SUSAN A 1 LOTS 16-F 100-00-02-072 3160.07 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 002062-17-3 BADDOO ROSA MAE 1 LOTS 2-2F 166-00-01-113 170.07 004846-17-3 BRITT KERMIT MICHAEL 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 32-1 056-03-01-054 1420.22 002140-17-3 BAILEY LOTTIE MAE 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-14-05-014 1367.29 004959-17-3 BROCKINGTON JOSEPH DARRELL 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 057-02-01-113 316.27 002151-17-3 BAILEY PATRICIA B & ETAL 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-02-01-075 1767.54 005045-17-3 BROWN BARBARA & WILSON CARRIE 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-14-01-052 778.28 002159-17-3 BAILEY RETHA EST 10.00 ACRES 1 102-00-01-034 145.14 005054-17-3 BROWN BENNIE JR 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-08-01-021 424.64 002285-17-3 BALL ROGER ALLEN 2 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-2 056-04-03-025 707.56 005055-17-3 BROWN BENNIE JR 2 LOTS 2-1 165-08-01-022 238.13 002414-17-3 BAREFOOT VENTURES OF 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-2 057-00-03-108 6463.15 005056-17-3 BROWN BENNIE JR 1 LOTS 2-1 165-08-01-024 238.13 HARTSVILLE LLC 005076-17-3 BROWN CALANDRA J 1.02 ACRES 1 BLDG 18-LF 117-00-03-001 467.07 002434-17-3 BARFIELD MARY 1 LOTS 32-1 056-14-06-022 292.59 005125-17-3 BROWN DAVID & LORETTA B 1 LOTS 13-F 155-00-01-100 133.96 002486-17-3 BARNO SHERMAN L JR 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-10-01-042 1346.04 005194-17-3 BROWN GEORGE 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-14-07-070 239.50 002487-17-3 BARNWELL DUSTIN ET AL 2.47 ACRES 29-HF 022-00-01-048 261.17 005205-17-3 BROWN GLADYS P ETAL 4.00 ACRES 1 BLDG 2-2H 183-00-01-059 495.53 002583-17-3 BASS VIVIAN JEANNE WILEY & 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 2-1 165-07-02-009 1172.62 005272-17-3 BROWN JAMES O & HILDA M 1 LOTS 9-F 011-00-02-084 340.08 MARGARET ROSE WILEY WOMACK 005294-17-3 BROWN JOANN H 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 20-F 109-00-01-074 592.56 002608-17-3 BATH INC 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-14-02-052 1066.45 005344-17-3 BROWN LEVERN ETAL 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 11-F 151-00-01-020 559.23 002609-17-3 BATH INC 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 16-F 100-00-02-114 1287.01 005345-17-3 BROWN LEVERN ETAL 1 LOTS 11-F 151-00-01-100 186.65 002610-17-3 BATH INC .64 ACRES 11-F 151-00-03-009 160.07 005346-17-3 BROWN LEVERN ETAL 1 LOTS 11-F 151-00-01-102 186.65 002611-17-3 BATH INC 1.82 ACRES 11-F 151-00-03-017 200.12 005347-17-3 BROWN LEVERN ETAL 1 LOTS 11-F 151-00-01-125 186.65 002612-17-3 BATH INC 1.70 ACRES 11-F 151-00-03-018 200.12 005348-17-3 BROWN LEVERN ETAL 1 LOTS 11-F 151-00-01-130 266.94 002654-17-3 BB&S INC 1 LOTS 32-1 056-14-03-038 274.84 005349-17-3 BROWN LEVERN ETAL 1 LOTS 11-F 151-00-01-169 203.41 002730-17-3 BEASLEY JUSTIN LEWIS & 2 LOTS 2 BLDG 18-H 055-04-01-047 803.87 005350-17-3 BROWN LEVERN ETAL 3.43 ACRES 11-F 151-00-01-170 196.67 002777-17-3 BEASLEY TIMOTHY J 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 18-H 054-16-01-039 1345.12 005351-17-3 BROWN LEVERN ETAL 1 LOTS 11-F 151-00-01-184 183.37 002804-17-3 BEAVER DAM ACRES OF DARLINGTON 1.28 ACRES 8-F 012-00-01-173 509.24 005353-17-3 BROWN LEVERNE ETAL 3.24 ACRES 11-F 151-00-01-216 376.93 & GOLDEN VALLEY INC 005558-17-3 BRUCE MARIE LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-14-01-017 302.75 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 005562-17-3 BRUCE PATRICIA & MICHAEL BRUCE 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-03-03-043 566.38 002807-17-3 BEAVER DAM ACRES OF DARLINGTON 2.00 ACRES 28-F 012-00-01-176 686.24 005598-17-3 BRUNSON AMANDA 2 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-2DF 164-04-01-017 332.54 & GOLDEN VALLEY INC 005609-17-3 BRUNSON DOUGLAS JR 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 14-F 162-00-01-011 287.10 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 005626-17-3 BRUNSON MANDIE 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 6-1 067-03-01-052 2988.73 002808-17-3 BEAVER DAM ACRES OF DARLINGTON 2.00 ACRES 28-F 012-00-01-177 710.24 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED & GOLDEN VALLEY INC 005628-17-3 BRUNSON NICOLE 1 LOTS 27-F 063-00-01-200 282.10 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 005653-17-3 BRYAN DAVID R & BRENDA 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-05-01-002 1183.15 002809-17-3 BEAVER DAM ACRES OF DARLINGTON 2.02 ACRES 28-F 012-00-01-178 698.24 NOW: FELICIA SMITH-AUSTIN & GOLDEN VALLEY INC 005710-17-3 BRYANT EDWARD LEE JR 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 11-F 152-00-01-056 681.27 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 005741-17-3 BRYANT JAMES A & ETAL 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 2-2DF 164-10-02-003 998.69 002810-17-3 BEAVER DAM ACRES OF DARLINGTON 2.76 ACRES 28-F 012-00-01-179 875.99 NOW: JOHN EDWARD WILLIAMS SR & ETAL & GOLDEN VALLEY INC 005781-17-3 BRYANT MARY & CARLOS 1 LOTS 18-LF 118-00-01-118 343.59 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 005890-17-3 BULL LINDA L 1.91 ACRES 30-F 159-00-02-006 690.00 002811-17-3 BEAVER DAM ACRES OF DARLINGTON 3.00 ACRES 28-F 012-00-01-180 956.26 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED & GOLDEN VALLEY INC 005897-17-3 BULL SHIRLEY M 1 LOTS 16-F 100-00-04-001 170.03 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 005978-17-3 BURGESS JACKIE M 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-2 036-11-01-018 1659.02 002812-17-3 BEAVER DAM ACRES OF DARLINGTON 2.00 ACRES 28-F 012-00-01-181 722.24 006045-17-3 BURNS CLARA 1 LOTS 13-1 154-04-01-097 201.20 & GOLDEN VALLEY INC 006090-17-3 BURRIS ESTER M 1 LOTS 3-F 092-00-01-083 216.93 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 034736-17-5 BURRIS MARIE ETAL 1 LOTS 20-F 109-00-01-162 302.98 002813-17-3 BEAVER DAM ACRES OF DARLINGTON 2.17 ACRES 28-F 012-00-09-051 832.11 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED & GOLDEN VALLEY INC 006093-17-3 BURRIS NICOLE 1 LOTS 3-F 069-00-01-023 131.73 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 006102-17-3 BURROUGHS ROBERTA S 1 LOTS 2-1 165-12-03-059 214.51 002814-17-3 BEAVER DAM ACRES OF DARLINGTON 1.37 ACRES 28-F 012-00-09-054 594.01 & RONALD RICHARDSON & GOLDEN VALLEY INC 006111-17-3 BUSCH MARY ALICE INGRAM 74.72 ACRES 7-F 215-00-01-034 312.14 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 006126-17-3 BUSH RICHARD 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 30-F 140-00-03-019 235.47 NEWS AND PRESS | DARLINGTON, S.C. WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 28, 2018 | PAGE 7B DELINQUENT TAX NOTICES RECIEPT NAME DESCRIPTION DISTRICT MAP NUMBER NET TAX RECIEPT NAME DESCRIPTION DISTRICT MAP NUMBER NET TAX 006139-17-3 BUTLER EMERY III 2 LOTS 21 218-05-04-037 302.55 011057-17-3 DICKEY JAMES H 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-10-04-020 769.65 006140-17-3 BUTLER EMERY III & MELISSA ANN 2 LOTS 1 BLDG 21 218-05-04-039 1062.60 011071-17-3 DICKS PATRICIA & FELICIA DAMON 1.00 ACRES 11-F 151-00-07-002 220.14 006153-17-3 BUTLER PATRICK C 1.37 ACRES 28-F 012-00-09-055 220.14 011164-17-3 DIXON DOROTHY .56 ACRES 17-F 016-00-01-131.96 006155-17-3 BUTLER RAYMOND W 1.37 ACRES 28-F 012-00-09-056 250.19 011167-17-3 DIXON EDDIE J 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 27-F 063-00-01-006 9269.52 006160-17-3 BUTLER SARAH C 2.74 ACRES 28-F 012-00-09-058 162.26 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 006169-17-3 BY PASS TIRE AND MAG INC 1 LOTS 2-2DF 165-09-02-022 201.97 011168-17-3 DIXON EDDIE JAMES 2.22 ACRES 27-F 063-00-01-190 203.57 006236-17-3 BYRD CLARENCE L 1 LOTS 18-LF 051-00-01-024 240.09 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EDELL 1 LOTS 4 BLDG 32-1 035-15-01-034 3350.11 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 010303-17-3 DAVIS E W & F M 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 6-1 066-15-01-073 1840.40 015474-17-3 GANDY JESSIE M & L MCCALL JR 1 LOTS 30-F 140-00-01-082 220.10 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 015506-17-3 GANDY OMAR ETAL 1 LOTS 14-F 196-00-01-111 210.13 010337-17-3 DAVIS FLORENCE 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 057-02-02-134 874.32 015560-17-3 GANDY THOMAS LEROY 6.90 ACRES 7-F 198-00-01-128 360.35 010361-17-3 DAVIS IKEYBRA & BRYAN 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 057-02-02-036 374.30 015636-17-3 GARDNER CHARLES RAY 2 LOTS 2-1 165-12-02-024 179.06 010385-17-3 DAVIS JIM & EDNA 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-2 057-06-01-037 278.14 015637-17-3 GARDNER CHARLIE RAY 1 LOTS 2-2F 166-00-01-072 157.55 010411-17-3 DAVIS JOSEPH EST 1 LOTS 2-2DF 164-09-03-038 302.30 015643-17-3 GARDNER CLIFFORD RAY 15.12 ACRES 28-F 002-00-01-024 158.40 010440-17-3 DAVIS LAWRENCE EST 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 2-1 165-11-02-014 1306.85 015699-17-3 GARDNER KRISTIE LYNN 15.12 ACRES 1 BLDG 28-F 002-00-01-025 504.20 010441-17-3 DAVIS LAWRENCE EST 1 LOTS 2-1 165-11-02-015 179.06 015703-17-3 GARDNER LISTON STEVE 1.40 ACRES 28-F 002-00-01-019 240.18 010502-17-3 DAVIS MAZORINE .37 ACRES 1 BLDG 17 032-01-03-004 723.97 015787-17-3 GARNER LARRY 1 LOTS 2-2F 166-00-01-047 160.07 010609-17-3 DAVIS SYLVESTER & FRANCES E 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 15-F 041-00-01-020 301.19 015790-17-3 GARNER LARRY A SR 1 LOTS 2-2F 166-00-01-046 243.45 010631-17-3 DAVIS TIMOTHY & LISA 1 LOTS 32-2 056-04-01-022 147.34 015869-17-3 GATES B I 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 6-1 067-07-01-064 993.85 010633-17-3 DAVIS VALARIE & KAREN S VIEN 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-10-03-006 523721.78 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 010642-17-3 DAVIS VIKKI E 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-04-03-002 1252.30 015868-17-3 GATES B I .17 ACRES 17 032-00-02-097 283.08 010650-17-3 DAVIS WILLIAM EUGENE & 1 LOTS 13-1 154-08-01-007 213.63 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED CAROL LAEGELER DAVIS 015871-17-3 GATES B I 1 LOTS 2-2F 146-00-01-023 1710.59 029127-17-5 DAYS MORDRELL 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 057-02-02-127 495.61 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 010797-17-3 DELAINE LEON & ETAL 1 LOTS 32-2 055-07-02-033 195.96 015872-17-3 GATES B I 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-05-02-084 539.00 011008-17-3 DEXTER JOHN & FAYE DOWLING 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 2-1 164-15-03-082 2268.81 015879-17-3 GATES BENJAMIN 1 LOTS 15-F 039-00-01-108 434.99 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 011018-17-3 DIALS NANNIE P ETALS 1 LOTS 12-F 108-00-01-042 273.59 015882-17-3 GATES BENJAMIN 1 LOTS 2-1 165-10-01-057 261.75 011052-17-3 DICKEY CYNTHIA 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 32-1 057-02-02-073 862.54 NOW: RODNEY L THOMAS 011055-17-3 DICKEY HENRY J 1 LOTS 32-2 055-07-01-069 182.80 015884-17-3 GATES BENJAMIN I 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-06-01-050 2272.86 011056-17-3 DICKEY JAMES H 1 LOTS 32-2 055-07-03-058 182.88 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED PAGE 8B | WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 28, 2018 NEWS AND PRESS | DARLINGTON, S.C. DELINQUENT TAX NOTICES RECIEPT NAME DESCRIPTION DISTRICT MAP NUMBER NET TAX RECIEPT NAME DESCRIPTION DISTRICT MAP NUMBER NET TAX 015886-17-3 GATES BENJAMIN I 1 LOTS 12-F 169-00-01-064 419.52 019784-17-3 HERRON DAVE EST 1 LOTS 6-1 067-07-01-034 222.88 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 019844-17-3 HICKMAN BILLY 2 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-2 079-00-02-045 1543.50 015891-17-3 GATES BENJAMIN INGLE 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-05-01-053 436.45 019845-17-3 HICKMAN BOBBY 1 LOTS 14-F 180-00-03-053 143.47 015893-17-3 GATES BI 1 LOTS 2-1 165-12-02-082 155.44 019864-17-3 HICKMAN LITTLETON & JOANNE 3.08 ACRES 2 BLDG 12-F 130-00-01-020 474.88 015963-17-3 GATTISON BRENDA R 2 LOTS 2 BLDG 2-2DF 163-15-03-014 1475.18 019911-17-3 HICKS J W & GLADYS M W 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-2 057-05-01-009 1143.65 015981-17-3 GATTISON JACQUELINE S 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-2DF 164-04-01-004 582.62 019925-17-3 HICKS KATHERINE .75 ACRES 12-F 108-00-01-168 143.63 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 028101-17-5 HICKS TIMOTHY 1 LOTS 6-2F 090-00-02-077 353.66 015982-17-3 GATTISON JACQUELINE S 1 LOTS 2-2DF 164-04-01-005 152.92 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 015983-17-3 GATTISON LORETTA ETAL 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 30-F 140-00-03-011 426.85 019960-17-3 HICKS TOMMY 4.13 ACRES 1 BLDG 11-F 152-00-02-002 568.76 015995-17-3 GATTISON ROBERT EARL JR ETAL 3.60 ACRES 1 BLDG 17 032-00-01-125 400.03 019969-17-3 HICKSON BELVA 1 LOTS 12-F 168-00-08-007 909.01 016086-17-3 GEORGE DEREK & NICOLE 2.57 ACRES 18-HF 052-00-04-040 217.39 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED GEORGE FAMILY IRREVOCABLE 01020032-17-3 HIGHWAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH CHRIS 1.00 ACRES 1 BLDG 30-F 180-00-01-005 1855.55 016189-17-3 GIBSON CEDRIC R .45 ACRES 1 BLDG 16-F 102-00-01-060 1239.05 020066-17-3 HILL DORIS MAE ETAL 8.00 ACRES 32-2 080-00-01-010 252.09 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 020097-17-3 HILL LORETTA POOLE & ETALS 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-2DF 164-04-01-040 1038.75 016197-17-3 GIBSON EDYTHE M 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-11-02-003 1231.67 020162-17-3 HINES ANNA D 1 LOTS 2-1 165-06-03-032 309.00 016198-17-3 GIBSON EDYTHE M 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-11-02-074 637.26 020163-17-3 HINES ANNA D 1 LOTS 2-1 165-06-03-097 230.08 016281-17-3 GIBSON VANESSA & SHELBY 1 LOTS 16-F 099-00-01-032 173.48 020164-17-3 HINES ANNA D 1 LOTS 2-1 165-07-08-034 167.25 016319-17-3 GILBERT HILTON SHAW 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-2H 185-00-02-014 1427.71 020165-17-3 HINES ANNA D 1 LOTS 2-1 165-07-08-035 238.13 016352-17-3 GILBERT TREVOR 1 LOTS IMP(S) 2-2F 145-00-07-039 878.48 020179-17-3 HINES JEROME & TYRONE 1 LOTS 2-2H 183-00-02-010 256.88 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 020234-17-3 HINTON ALLEN WAYNE 5.39 ACRES 18-H 054-11-01-034 876.17 016389-17-3 GILLIARD EVANS & DELLA 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-2 057-10-03-009 437.70 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 016390-17-3 GILLIARD EVANS & DELLA W 1 LOTS 32-2 057-10-03-010 196.05 020427-17-3 HODGES VALARIE B 2.35 ACRES 11-F 151-00-03-011 1522.06 016400-17-3 GILMORE BERNARD & KATHLEEN 1 LOTS 2-1 165-07-07-051 261.75 020460-17-3 HOFFMAN BRIAN KEITH 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-2 056-04-02-054 3756.04 016609-17-3 GONZALEZ DANIEL ROMO ETAL 1.50 ACRES 28-F 014-00-01-015 230.17 020498-17-3 HOFFMAN KEVEN R .56 ACRES 1 BLDG 32-2 033-00-03-036 1037.67 016640-17-3 GOODMAN MARION 1.27 ACRES 24-F 047-00-01-067 180.09 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 016671-17-3 GOODSON ANDRE N 1 LOTS 6-1 067-02-01-006 174.26 020534-17-3 HOFFMAN VIVIAN 1 LOTS 2-2F 146-00-03-049 561.00 016673-17-3 GOODSON ANDRE N & ANTHONY D 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 6-1 066-15-01-061 317.19 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 016681-17-3 GOODSON BETTY JEAN ETAL 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 16-F 143-00-02-045 542.99 020573-17-3 HOLIDAY SUSAN 8 LOTS 21 218-05-04-033 610.31 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 016700-17-3 GOODSON CHARLIE LEE & BILLY 1 LOTS 6-2F 067-00-03-008 220.14 020615-17-3 HOLLIMON WENDY R ETAL 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 057-07-01-005 712.16 016879-17-3 GRACE TEMPLE APOSTOLIC CHURCH 1 LOTS 2-1 165-12-02-048 136.10 020653-17-3 HOLLOMAN RHONDA WINBURN 1.00 ACRES 28-F 012-00-09-008 200.12 016897-17-3 GRAHAM ALICE Y & ELIJAH 4.10 ACRES 18-LF 099-00-01-001 881.75 020663-17-3 HOLLOWAY AUBREY EVANS & ETALS 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 24-F 027-00-01-035 913.03 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 020664-17-3 HOLLOWAY BERNETHA 1 LOTS 2-1 165-08-01-071 520.72 016914-17-3 GRAHAM BESSIE ETAL 1 LOTS 30-F 159-00-01-030 166.87 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 016915-17-3 GRAHAM BESSIE ETAL 1 LOTS 30-F 159-00-01-103 4166.87 020665-17-3 HOLLOWAY CATHERINE 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 7-F 212-00-01-034 588.80 016933-17-3 GRAHAM DELANO 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 21 218-13-02-022 1120.62 020670-17-3 HOLLOWAY CHRISTINE ETAL 1.38 ACRES 7-F 212-00-01-045 210.13 017092-17-3 GRAHAM TAVIS 2.08 ACRES 16-F 143-00-01-108 233.61 020699-17-3 HOLMES JAMES 6.38 ACRES 20-F 108-00-01-147 2192.88 017095-17-3 GRAHAM TAVIS 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 16-F 162-00-01-067 893.01 020701-17-3 HOLMES JAMES JEROME 1 LOTS 12-F 108-00-01-008 263.65 017096-17-3 GRAHAM TAVIS 29.00 ACRES 6 BLDG 2-2F 162-00-01-109 1331.05 020703-17-3 HOLMES JAMES JR 1 LOTS 3 BLDG 20-F 108-00-01-104 2401.55 017110-17-3 GRAHAM THOMAS LEE 1 LOTS 13-1 173-01-01-032 163.69 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 017112-17-3 GRAHAM TRAVIS 13.90 ACRES 16-F 143-00-01-099 155.11 020704-17-3 HOLMES JAMES JR 1.00 ACRES 12-F 108-00-01-133 190.10 017120-17-3 GRAHAM WILLIAM MICHAEL 2.30 ACRES 32-2 054-00-03-057 377.69 020706-17-3 HOLMES JAMES L 1 LOTS 12-F 108-00-04-004 290.25 017165-17-3 GRANT CHRISTOPHER A .46 ACRES 2 BLDG 32-2 033-00-05-016 512.70 028110-17-5 HOLMES MARGARET M 2 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 057-02-02-013 1328.11 017192-17-3 GRANT MARVIN LAKEITH .45 ACRES 13-1 154-08-01-051 148.87 020789-17-3 HOPE MICHAEL 3.20 ACRES 12-F 169-00-01-095 313.73 017195-17-3 GRANT MARY SANDERS 1 LOTS 13-1 154-08-01-027 201.20 020829-17-3 HOPKINS LEVERNE & JEAN 1 LOTS 9-F 011-00-01-132 220.14 017368-17-3 GRAYSON BEATRICE K & JERMAINE 1 LOTS 12-F 129-00-01-008 151.57 020866-17-3 HORNE BETTY J 4.90 ACRES 11-F 110-00-01-065 157.40 017471-17-3 GREEN SANDRA M 7.70 ACRES 1 BLDG 16-F 100-00-02-133 373.81 020871-17-3 HORNE JUDY 1 LOTS 2-2H 166-00-04-008 253.50 017530-17-3 GREGG ANISE 1 LOTS 21 218-05-02-021 295.98 020954-17-3 HOUGH LISA 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 23-F 127-00-01-057 404.29 017590-17-3 GREGORY RANDALL SR 6.00 ACRES 28-F 013-00-01-001 320.30 020959-17-3 HOUGH MAJOR 1 LOTS 32-1 057-02-02-089 257.46 017627-17-3 GRIFFIN JAMES O III 1 LOTS 11-F 132-00-02-001 280.23 020995-17-3 HOUSE SALLIE & JANETTE MORGAN 8.00 ACRES IMP(S) 2-2F 147-00-05-072 806.32 017674-17-3 GRIGGS BRADLEY EUGENE 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 18-LF 074-00-01-079 494.91 020996-17-3 HOUSE SALLIE & JANETTE MORGAN 1 LOTS 2-1 165-10-01-008 261.75 017734-17-3 GRIGGS HAROLD RICHARD 1 LOTS 5-F 051-00-02-017 281.33 021028-17-3 HOWARD CLEVELAND 5.00 ACRES 24-F 046-00-01-058 317.01 017825-17-3 GRIGGS LARRY E 1 LOTS 18-LF 073-00-01-010 150.04 021029-17-3 HOWARD CLEVELAND 1 LOTS 32-2 055-11-01-020 195.96 018046-17-3 GURLEY CAROLYN 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-10-01-082 253.27 021031-17-3 HOWARD CLEVELAND & 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 12-F 150-00-01-061 835.08 018255-17-3 HALL LOYAL RAMEY 1.52 ACRES 28-F 012-00-03-068 210.13 LENA CHIRISE 018221-16-3 HALL MARIE B 12.79 ACRES 15-F 041-00-01-028 180.90 021032-17-3 HOWARD CLEVELAND & LENA 1 LOTS 12-F 150-00-01-081 200.12 018264-17-3 HALL MERRIS & ROSA A S 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-15-01-014 2618.90 CHIRISE NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 021033-17-3 HOWARD CLEVELAND & LENA THOMAS 1 LOTS 12-F 150-00-01-062 300.27 018366-17-3 HAM ASHLYN Y 1.15 ACRES 30-F 159-00-01-132 230.17 HOWARD 018371-17-3 HAM BETTY S & LOUIS L 1 LOTS 2-2H 184-00-03-046 158.23 021034-17-3 HOWARD CLEVELAND ETAL 1 BLDG 24-F 046-00-01-007.301 314.09 018378-17-3 HAM CELESTE 2.47 ACRES 4-F 043-00-02-025 280.23 021054-17-3 HOWARD LUCIUS 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-2 055-11-01-022 601.78 018440-17-3 HAM LYN S 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 32-1 056-02-03-016 1610.79 021081-17-3 HOWARD WILLIAM 1 LOTS 7-F 214-00-01-099 240.18 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 021123-17-3 HOWELL GUY CLAYTON JR 1 LOTS 27-F 062-00-01-145 200.12 018459-17-3 HAM ROBERT 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-14-07-055 332.62 021233-17-3 HOWLE FRANCES LEE G 9.00 ACRES 5-F 050-00-01-011 142.48 018460-17-3 HAM ROBERT 1 LOTS 32-1 056-14-07-066 199.65 021234-17-3 HOWLE FRANCES LEE G 5.50 ACRES 5-F 050-00-01-012 132.89 018466-17-3 HAM ROBERT 1 LOTS 6-1 066-15-02-036 174.89 021287-17-3 HOWLE JOY BYRD ET AL 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 18-LF 074-00-01-064 894.57 018467-17-3 HAM ROBERT 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 16-F 100-00-03-004 4014.50 021402-17-3 HOWLE VANESSA 14.65 ACRES 16-F 142-00-02-085 255.44 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 021404-17-3 HOWLE VANESSA & FRANCES G 1 LOTS 2-1 165-06-01-072 257.47 018471-17-3 HAM ROBERT 1 LOTS 2-1 165-10-01-024 309.00 021405-17-3 HOWLE VANESSA & FRANCES G 1 LOTS 2-1 165-06-01-073 261.75 018473-17-3 HAM ROBERT 2 LOTS 2-1 165-12-03-071 403.51 021436-17-3 HUBBARD MILLIE EST 1 LOTS 13-1 153-12-01-010 289.97 018477-17-3 HAM ROBERT KEITH 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 4-F 066-00-01-008 524.04 021521-17-3 HUDSON ALBERTUS & INEZ BACOTE 12.57 ACRES 30-F 141-00-01-026 252.31 018478-17-3 HAM ROBERT KEITH 1 LOTS 6-1 067-02-01-046 194.09 021612-17-3 HUDSON MARCUS 6.90 ACRES 7-F 213-00-01-070 256.76 018479-17-3 HAM ROBERT KEITH 1 LOTS 6-1 067-03-03-024 235.14 021680-17-3 HUGGINS BRENDA G 1 LOTS 18-H 077-00-06-019 146.21 018480-17-3 HAM ROBERT KEITH 1 LOTS 2 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32-1 056-10-02-048 946.54 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 022514-17-3 JACKSON CHARLES 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 32-1 057-06-03-002 1278.46 019102-17-3 HARRISON SHERMAN 1 LOT 32-1 057-02-01-138 959.90 022515-17-3 JACKSON CHARLES E 3.11 ACRES 2 BLDG 15-F 041-00-01-044 1816.22 019151-17-3 HARTSELL GLEN D & BARBARA P 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 23-F 126-00-01-012 470.57 022517-17-3 JACKSON CHARLES E 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 057-02-01-044 530.65 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 022518-17-3 JACKSON CHARLES E 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 057-02-01-047 610.21 019172-17-3 HARTSVILLE COMMUNITY 1 LOTS 32-1 056-07-01-034 226.21 022519-17-3 JACKSON CHARLES E 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 057-02-01-147 536.35 DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION 022529-17-3 JACKSON CHARLIE & BAILEYMURRAY 5.20 ACRES 16-F 100-00-02-129 457.21 019174-17-3 HARTSVILLE COMMUNITY 1 LOTS 32-1 056-11-02-018 292.59 022553-17-3 JACKSON DEBORAH 1 LOTS 2-1 165-07-05-013 190.87 DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION 022557-17-3 JACKSON DEBORAH RITA 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 2-2F 165-09-01-020 839.64 019175-17-3 HARTSVILLE COMMUNITY 1 LOTS 32-1 056-11-02-020 292.59 022559-17-3 JACKSON DEBRA DENISE 1 LOTS 32-2 055-11-01-046 423.86 DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 019177-17-3 HARTSVILLE COMMUNITY 1 LOTS 32-1 056-11-03-006 292.59 022569-17-3 JACKSON DONALD E & RONALD W 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-06-03-019 593.77 DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION 022571-17-3 JACKSON DOROTHY 1 LOTS 32-2 056-03-02-014 608.69 019179-17-3 HARTSVILLE COMMUNITY 1 LOTS 32-1 056-11-04-015 292.59 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION 022604-17-3 JACKSON ELIZABETH M 3.00 ACRES 13-F 155-00-01-018 797.54 019180-17-3 HARTSVILLE COMMUNITY 1 LOTS 32-1 056-11-04-017 292.59 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION 022662-17-3 JACKSON HEYWARD 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 18-H 055-04-01-058 1056.68 019181-17-3 HARTSVILLE COMMUNITY 8.28 ACRES 32-1 056-11-04-018 1049.41 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION 022663-17-3 JACKSON HEYWARD 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 18-H 055-08-01-007 1394.87 019182-17-3 HARTSVILLE COMMUNITY 1 LOTS 32-1 056-11-04-021 292.59 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION 022671-17-3 JACKSON JACK ETAL 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-07-05-063 1566.16 019183-17-3 HARTSVILLE COMMUNITY 1 LOTS 32-1 056-11-04-028 292.59 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION 022689-17-3 JACKSON JERMAIN & LISA A 2.86 ACRES 32-2 054-00-03-058 151.90 019184-17-3 HARTSVILLE COMMUNITY 1 LOTS 32-1 056-11-04-029 292.59 022699-17-3 JACKSON JOHN 1 LOTS 32-2 055-07-01-041 182.80 DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION 022730-17-3 JACKSON JULE & MARY 1 LOTS 18-LF 118-00-04-011 253.47 019185-17-3 HARTSVILLE COMMUNITY 1 LOTS 32-1 056-11-04-030 292.59 022731-17-3 JACKSON JULE JR 1.00 ACRES 18-LF 117-00-01-098 220.10 DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION 022741-17-3 JACKSON KIMBERLY CROWLEY .50 ACRES 2-2F 146-00-07-007 183.37 019186-17-3 HARTSVILLE COMMUNITY 1 LOTS 32-1 056-11-04-036 292.59 022747-17-3 JACKSON LEO JR 8.50 ACRES 16-F 100-00-02-132 520.59 DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION 022748-17-3 JACKSON LEO JR 1 LOTS 16-F 100-00-02-140 270.21 019187-17-3 HARTSVILLE COMMUNITY 1 LOTS 32-1 056-11-04-037 292.59 022759-17-3 JACKSON LISBON & LILLIE G 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 057-02-02-085 543.94 DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION BLAKNEY & LULA BELLE GRAHAM 019188-17-3 HARTSVILLE COMMUNITY 1 LOTS 32-1 056-11-04-038 292.59 022767-17-3 JACKSON LOUIS .75 ACRES 30-F 140-00-01-156 220.14 DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION 022769-17-3 JACKSON LOUISE 1 LOTS 32-1 056-13-03-026 288.19 019189-17-3 HARTSVILLE COMMUNITY 1 LOTS 32-1 056-11-04-040 292.59 022780-17-3 JACKSON MARSHA 1 LOTS 11-F 151-00-01-088 253.47 DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION 022797-17-3 JACKSON MINNIE 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-13-03-012 1322.49 019190-17-3 HARTSVILLE COMMUNITY 1 LOTS 32-1 056-11-04-049 292.59 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION 022798-17-3 JACKSON MINNIE 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-13-04-031 721.17 019191-17-3 HARTSVILLE COMMUNITY 1 LOTS 32-1 056-11-04-058 288.19 022799-17-3 JACKSON MINNIE 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-14-06-046 614.83 DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION 022800-17-3 JACKSON MINNIE M 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 32-2 055-07-03-043 1406.12 019192-17-3 HARTSVILLE COMMUNITY 1 LOTS 32-1 056-11-04-059 292.59 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION 022838-17-3 JACKSON PAUL B 4 LOTS 7-F 213-00-01-063 200.12 019193-17-3 HARTSVILLE COMMUNITY 1 LOTS 32-1 056-11-04-060 292.59 022850-17-3 JACKSON PRESS 1 LOTS 16-F 100-00-01-083 DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION 022867-17-3 JACKSON ROBERT 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-07-05-030 6090.67 019194-17-3 HARTSVILLE COMMUNITY 1 LOTS 32-1 056-11-04-061 292.59 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION 022868-17-3 JACKSON ROBERT E 1 LOTS 3 BLDG 32-2 057-06-01-054 836.30 019321-17-3 HATCHER DOROTHY & HAROLD .96 ACRES 2 BLDG 12-F 108-00-01-178 777.66 022910-17-3 JACKSON SYLVESTER 1 LOTS 29-HF 036-00-03-049 156.86 WILSON 022914-17-3 JACKSON TARA M 1 LOTS 2-1 165-06-01-092 127.52 019360-17-3 HAWKINS GLORIA 1 LOTS 2-1 165-09-03-087 214.51 022924-17-3 JACKSON TONYA 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-14-07-053 453.80 019373-17-3 HAWKINS LIDE 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-2 055-11-01-009 654.59 023019-17-3 JACOBS JAMES WILLIAM JR 1 LOTS 13-1 153-12-01-008 163.84 019375-17-3 HAWKINS LUCY MAE MCDONALD 1.00 ACRES 1 BLDG 28-F 012-00-01-155 557.94 023020-17-3 JACOBS JAMES WILLIAM JR 1 LOTS 13-1 153-12-01-015 135.65 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 023083-17-3 JACQUES PATRICIA 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-2H 184-00-02-079 759.50 019381-17-3 HAWKINS MELISSA 1 LOTS 18-LF 097-00-01-056 543.39 023097-17-3 JAMERSON GLENDA 1 LOTS 32-2 057-06-01-053 369.88 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 019384-17-3 HAWKINS NELSON NESS & SHAKENNA 1 LOTS IMP(S) 12-F 168-00-01-051 440.46 023102-17-3 JAMES ADRIAN & JERALD W 1 LOTS 5-F 052-00-01-004 401.32 L PRICE NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 019400-17-3 HAYDEN MICHAEL DEWAYNE II 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-2 037-04-01-001 219.11 023134-17-3 JAMES BEVERLEY G & FONTA 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 14-F 181-00-01-055 241.34 019420-17-3 HAYES E P & AGNES T 1 LOTS 32-2 057-09-01-035 219.11 023055-16-3 JAMES CORNELIUS 1 BLDG 2-2F 167-00-01-043.301 486.40 019516-17-3 HEATH FANNIE ELIZABETH 5.06 ACRES 11-F 151-00-01-046 303.56 023153-17-3 JAMES CORNELIUS 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 2-1 165-08-01-040 634.77 019595-17-3 HENDERSON AMY P 1 LOTS 32-1 056-10-02-050 279.33 023154-17-3 JAMES CORNELIUS 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-08-01-041 594.29 019673-17-3 HENIGAN CHRISTINE HOLLOWAY 1 LOTS 7-F 212-00-01-032 280.23 023155-17-3 JAMES CORNELIUS 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-08-01-044 1009.67 019686-17-3 HENNIGAN SYLVIA 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 16-F 142-00-02-031 519.49 029177-17-5 JAMES CORNELIUS 10.55 ACRES 2-2F 167-00-01-281 245.90 019690-17-3 HENRY ANDRE & MARY 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 2-1 165-05-01-072 323.75 029179-17-5 JAMES CORNELIUS .94 ACRES 1 BLDG 2-2F 167-00-01-043 883.27 019708-17-3 HENSLEY DONALD B & ETAL 1 LOTS 32-2 055-06-01-092 391.76 023190-17-3 JAMES GERTHA J 1 LOTS 18-HF 053-00-01-024 160.34 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 023202-17-3 JAMES JEFFREY E & LESA M 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 27-F 063-00-01-046 4988.00 019721-17-3 HERBERT JAMES LOTS 12-H 168-00-01-087 295.98 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 019783-17-3 HERRON DANIEL D 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-2F 163-14-03-052 620.40 023239-17-3 JAMES LEVENDER 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-14-03-069 610.21 NEWS AND PRESS | DARLINGTON, S.C. WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 28, 2018 | PAGE 9B DELINQUENT TAX NOTICES RECIEPT NAME DESCRIPTION DISTRICT MAP NUMBER NET TAX RECIEPT NAME DESCRIPTION DISTRICT MAP NUMBER NET TAX 023278-17-3 JAMES RICHARD E & DEBRA L 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 2-2F 144-00-01-105 457.35 028482-17-3 LUNNON JOSEPH JR ETALS 1 LOTS 2-2H 185-00-01-101 354.65 023323-17-3 JAMES TONY 1 LOTS 18-HF 053-00-01-022 177.19 028513-17-3 LYDE EDDIE JR 1 LOTS 32-1 057-02-02-112 274.84 023335-17-3 JAMES WANDA P 2.34 ACRES 28-F 006-00-02-007 256.76 028531-17-3 LYDE WILLIE L JR 1 LOTS 2-2DF 164-03-01-022 316.85 023382-17-3 JEFFERSON LEROY & LINDA T LOTS 1 BLDG 24-F 068-00-01-059 483.01 028588-17-3 LYNCH DONNIE R JR 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 2-1 164-06-01-085 2350.14 023400-17-3 JEFFERY DAVID 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-2H 166-00-02-068 4653.58 028616-17-3 LYNCH MICHAEL 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-02-02-092 1342.01 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 023415-17-3 JEFFERY LANDES 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-14-03-004 1583.78 028679-17-3 MACE-BELLAMY LUCRETIA 2 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-12-04-014 520.30 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 028703-17-3 MACK CAROLYN ETAL 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-08-01-019 1248.48 023535-17-3 JEFFRY THELMA 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-2 057-06-01-026 1687.89 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 028714-17-3 MACK EDDIE LEE JR 1 LOTS 15-F 041-00-01-015 270.21 023563-17-3 JENNINGS TABITHA V & 1 LOTS 11-F 133-00-01-093 651.01 028715-17-3 MACK EDDIE LEE JR 1 LOTS 15-F 041-00-01-016 270.21 DAVIDA M JENNINGS 028717-17-3 MACK EDDIE LEE JR 1 LOTS 15-F 041-00-01-043 193.54 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 028740-17-3 MACK JACQUELINE V P 1.00 ACRES 16-F 100-00-02-250 260.21 023622-17-3 JETT AMIE & ANDREW TURNER 2.51 ACRES 18-LF 117-00-01-037 326.94 028786-17-3 MACK PAULA L 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 6-1 067-07-02-013 333.37 023627-17-3 JETT ANNIE HUDLEY 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 2-1 165-02-03-036 601.82 028813-17-3 MADISON ELIZABETH & JOHNNIE 1 LOTS 16-F 100-00-02-194 154.12 023653-17-3 JETT LIZZIE MAE 1 LOTS 2-2DF 165-09-02-033 218.42 029010-17-3 MARINE KIMBERLY 1 LOTS 32-2 057-00-02-119 159.65 023666-17-3 JETT RALEIGH JR 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-15-01-032 1322.42 029011-17-3 MARINE PEARLIE MAE D 1 LOTS 32-2 055-07-01-070 182.80 023689-17-3 JLS VENTURES LLC 1 LOTS 15-F 039-00-04-063 200.12 029023-17-3 MARK BENNY & PHYLLIS 1.13 ACRES 1 BLDG 16-F 100-00-02-242 2925.07 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 023751-17-3 JOE JAMES L 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 21 218-05-01-005 802.95 029024-17-3 MARK BRENT VANDYKE 1 LOTS 15-F 039-00-04-061 482.99 023776-17-3 JOE NATHANIEL .22 ACRES 1 BLDG 21 185-00-02-047 720.39 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 023802-17-3 JOHNSON ALMENA ETAL 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-2 057-13-01-018 1282.41 029027-17-3 MARK ESTATES LLC 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 15-F 039-00-04-008 877.72 023935-17-3 JOHNSON DARRIS L SR 1 LOTS 3 BLDG 6-2F 046-00-01-010 966.55 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 023936-17-3 JOHNSON DARRIS L SR 1 LOTS 6-2F 046-00-01-012 266.94 029028-17-3 MARK ESTATES LLC 2 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-13-03-001 3443.71 023958-17-3 JOHNSON DENISE R .42 ACRES 6-1 067-07-01-058 212.95 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 023965-17-3 JOHNSON DINO L 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029599-17-3 MCCALL REGINALD 3 LOTS 32-2 055-11-01-062 242.18 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 029600-17-3 MCCALL REGINALD 1 LOTS 32-2 055-11-01-063 192.70 024590-17-3 JOINT MARY D 1 LOTS 30-F 140-00-01-007 186.65 029611-17-3 MCCALL TOMMIE L & MARTHA A 2.00 ACRES 28-F 012-00-01-139 149.26 024623-17-3 JONES BEULAH WILDS 1 LOTS 2-1 165-07-07-006 285.38 029619-17-3 MCCALL WILLIAM ETAL 9.39 ACRES 30-F 140-00-03-086 327.03 024624-17-3 JONES BEULAH WILDS ETAL 1 LOTS 2-1 165-07-07-008 285.38 029622-17-3 MCCALL WILLIAM ETAL 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 14-F 162-00-01-008 1326.12 024654-17-3 JONES DANIEL K & 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-11-04-013 828.78 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED PATRICIA YOUNG JONES 029680-17-3 MCCLAIN ROSA LEE 1.68 ACRES 3-F 092-00-01-065 143.47 024807-17-3 JONES MARGARET 1 LOTS 32-2 057-13-01-028 176.21 029713-17-3 MCCONNELL GARY W & DOROTHEA 1 LOTS 8-F 105-00-01-076 420.44 024841-17-3 JONES MIRIAM W 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 164-15-01-036 2100.29 NOW: ROOSEVELT HANKINS SR & ETHEL NOW: JOYCE BRIGGS 029745-17-3 MCCOY CHRISZETTA 1.11 ACRES 28-F 012-00-04-042 280.23 024844-17-3 JONES MITCHELL ALEXANDER 1.52 ACRES 1 BLDG 2-2F 144-00-01-018 1220.21 029756-17-3 MCCOY DOROTHY 1 LOTS 32-1 057-06-03-066 593.14 024861-17-3 JONES RICHARD 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 30-F 140-00-03-081 3985.66 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 024862-17-3 JONES RICHARD 1 LOTS 30-F 140-00-03-098 310.28 029798-17-3 MCCOY ROSCOE 1 LOTS 15-F 039-00-01-047 190.10 024868-17-3 JONES RICHARD MICHAEL 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 21 202-00-01-037 259.14 029801-17-3 MCCOY SHALIKQUAWA & IMMANUEL 26.38 ACRES 1 BLDG 2-2F 166-00-01-102 696.51 034981-17-5 JONES ROBIN G 1 LOTS 2-2F 144-00-01-135 145.90 029822-17-3 MCCRAY GEORGANNA 1 LOTS 2-1 165-09-03-077 261.75 024930-17-3 JONES WENDALL 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 2-2F 164-08-01-014 2827.69 029901-17-3 MCDANIEL BERTHA 1.55 ACRES 15-F 039-00-01-158 270.21 025058-17-3 JORDAN LOUIS MITCHELL 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 32-1 035-15-01-050 883.91 029912-17-3 MCDANIEL DANNY 1 LOTS 2-2H 184-00-03-035 295.98 025094-17-3 JORDAN MICHAEL A 2 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-12-03-026 309.00 029933-17-3 MCDANIEL MILDRED 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 16-F 100-00-02-090 290.25 025112-17-3 JORDAN MYRA D & CHRISTOPHER T 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 4-F 065-00-01-116 1094.01 030008-17-3 MCDONALD CLAYTON .26 ACRES 13-F 155-00-01-101 170.07 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 030022-17-3 MCDONALD JOANN 1.01 ACRES 28-F 012-00-01-074 143.47 025192-17-3 JOSEPH MICHAEL 1.19 ACRES 20-F 108-00-01-139 280.23 030025-17-3 MCDONALD KENNARD 1 LOTS 18-HF 077-00-02-103 150.95 025227-17-3 JOSEY MARIE & CLEVELAND 1 LOTS 2-1 165-09-03-021 261.75 030034-17-3 MCDONALD LEON S 1.15 ACRES 3 BLDG 18-HF 077-00-02-104 785.19 025228-17-3 JOSEY ROSALYNN 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-2F 166-00-01-049 455.80 030075-17-3 MCDOUGALD KENNETH G 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 32-2 078-00-03-028 684.49 025240-17-3 JOVAN JAVETTE T & 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-2 055-15-01-048 723.82 030135-17-3 MCELVEEN EUGENE J ETAL 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 16-F 100-00-02-078 458.45 TRAVIS PRESCOTT 030156-17-3 MCELVEEN JOHN 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 8-F 105-00-01-071 420.44 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 030194-17-3 MCELVEEN TINA DAVIS .43 ACRES 1 BLDG 32-1 056-10-03-110 2377.13 025292-17-3 JRAKIN PROPERTIES LLC .28 ACRES 32-1 056-14-03-027 239.50 030227-17-3 MCFADDEN PROPERTIES, LLC 1.32 ACRES 1 BLDG 16-F 100-00-05-013 973.12 025556-17-3 KEITH ASHLEY N .24 ACRES 21 219-03-01-012 141.88 030282-17-3 MCFARLAND JAMES & WILLIE 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-11-01-017 562.62 025574-17-3 KEITH JAMES R JR 1 LOTS 30-F 140-00-01-030 260.13 030284-17-3 MCFARLAND JAMES E 1 LOTS 32-2 079-00-02-035 238.97 NOW: TAMMY M KEITH 030286-17-3 MCFARLAND JAMES E & LINDA J 1 LOTS 32-2 079-00-02-081 232.31 025614-17-3 KELLER DEBRA 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-14-02-087 291.65 030295-17-3 MCFARLAND KENYA ETAL 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 18-LF 138-00-01-009 519.49 NOW: ARNETT POSTON 030361-17-3 MCGILL LEO 2 LOTS 1 BLDG 21 186-00-02-024 1087.51 025739-17-3 KELLEY WILSON 1 LOTS 2-1 165-12-02-051 337.36 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 030401-17-3 MCINTYRE DANIEL 1 LOTS 32-1 056-14-02-067 745.61 025787-17-3 KELLY GARLAND ANTHONY 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 16-F 143-00-01-020 1130.07 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 025788-17-3 KELLY GARLAND ANTHONY 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 16-F 143-00-01-024 826.34 030461-17-3 MCIVER JAMES E 3 LOTS 2 BLDG 30-F 140-00-04-005 816.47 025916-17-3 KEMMERLIN BRAD ALLEN 1 LOTS 2-2F 162-00-02-028 233.45 030462-17-3 MCIVER JAMES E 1 LOTS 30-F 140-00-04-006 173.36 025947-17-3 KENNEDY JAMIE LEE .69 ACRES 17-F 016-00-03-031 183.97 030465-17-3 MCIVER JAMES M ETAL 1 LOTS 30-F 140-00-04-004 213.36 025972-17-3 KENNETT TINA C OUTLAW 13.36 ACRES 15-F 042-00-02-014 232.29 030470-17-3 MCIVER RENA JEANETTE 10.96 ACRES 32-2 100-00-01-034 361.28 026016-17-3 KETTER JOHN EST 1 LOTS 32-2 055-11-01-003 192.70 0030546-17-3 MCKENZIE HENRY 1 LOTS 2-2H 184-00-03-025 256.88 026025-17-3 KETTER VIRGIL 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 16-F 100-00-02-172 476.04 NOW: MARY GEORGE 026088-17-3 KINARD DANA M .92 ACRES 1 BLDG 17 032-00-03-018 357.87 030577-17-3 MCKENZIE PAUL N 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-2 057-00-03-055 836.51 026125-17-3 KING BETTY M 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 11-F 112-00-01-021 2793.51 030609-17-3 MCKNIGHT ROSANA ETAL 62.60 ACRES 1 BLDG 2-2H 166-00-04-052 307.22 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 030677-17-3 MCLEMORE BERTHA & ETAL 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 6-1 067-07-03-029 752.28 026148-17-3 KING CALVIN E SR & ETALS 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 12-F 149-00-01-021 1013.17 030678-17-3 MCLEMORE BERTHA ETAL 1 LOTS 6-1 067-07-03-028 158.39 026210-17-3 KING GARY MICHAEL 11.88 ACRES 2 BLDG 29-H 037-00-02-051 623.86 030720-17-3 MCLEOD JOHNNY LEE SR 3.92 ACRES 16-F 100-00-01-031 270.21 026302-17-3 KING RICHARD C 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-2 055-06-01-050 526.46 ANGELA TAYLOR & J MCLEOD JR 026331-17-3 KING TARA JO 2.00 ACRES 28-F 013-00-01-078 180.09 030725-17-3 MCLEOD LULA MAE 1.01 ACRES 28-F 012-00-01-075 150.51 026338-17-3 KING TRAVIS W 1.08 ACRES 1 BLDG 10-LF 022-00-01-138 681.43 030754-17-3 MCMANUS KALE N .79 ACRES 10-L 020-00-03-017 566.32 026370-17-3 KINLEY MICHAEL & SADINE SMITH 1 LOTS 30-F 140-00-01-138 412.50 030825-17-3 MCNEIL JOHNNIE H JR 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 14-F 180-00-02-001 709.28 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 030859-17-3 MCPHAIL JEANETTE 1 LOTS 15-F 041-00-01-088 160.07 026372-17-3 KINNEY NEIL ALLEN 1 LOTS 11-F 151-00-01-050 253.47 030880-17-3 MCPHAIL GEORGE 1 LOTS 32-1 057-02-01-097 345.72 026440-17-3 KIRKLAND JUANITA 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 6-1 067-08-01-034 736.55 030885-17-3 MCPHAIL HAROLD M 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-2 079-00-02-090 296.30 026537-17-3 KISSIAH MARY D 1 LOTS 9-F 011-00-01-149 220.14 030895-17-3 MCPHAIL JULIUS JR 3.82 ACRES 18-LF 117-00-01-076 169.29 026547-17-3 KLING VERNON & JODY KLING 1 LOTS 27-F 062-00-01-125 260.21 030907-17-3 MCPHAIL MODESTINE 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 057-02-01-030 689.97 026556-17-3 KLYNSTRA PATRICIA LOU 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-15-01-003 2775.44 031007-17-3 MCTILLMAN ROSIE LEE 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-13-04-028 366.84 026582-17-3 KNIGHT STORMY 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 2-1 165-02-04-036 665.96 031008-17-3 MCTILLMAN SHARON 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-11-04-044 857.91 026619-17-3 KNOTTS JASON JR 1 LOTS 23-F 126-00-02-077 260.21 031015-17-3 MCWHITE BEN & PEARL M 1 LOTS 21 202-07-01-029 295.98 026621-17-3 KNOTTS JERYL WESLEY JR & JASON 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 6-2F 090-00-02-064 418.55 031016-17-3 MCWHITE BEN J OR PEARL M 1 LOTS 21 202-07-01-030 374.20 PHILLIP KNOTTS STEVEN 026894-17-3 LANCASTER DESIREE G .46 ACRES 28-F 012-00-03-019 180.09 031060-17-3 MEARS ROBIN 1 LOTS 2-2F 145-00-07-014 185.72 027021-17-3 LANGSTON ADRIAN H 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-2DF 164-01-02-027 421.65 031227-17-3 MENDEZ LORENA ELIZABETH 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 18-LF 074-00-01-061 782.84 NOW: SUSAN TIMMONS 031268-17-3 MIDDLETON BONNEVA J ETAL 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-07-04-016 486.69 027081-17-3 LARGE DAVID C & 1.00 ACRES 1 BLDG 16-F 101-00-01-020 822.90 031289-17-3 MILBRODT SARA F & KRISTY K 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 21 218-09-04-029 310.49 REBECCA L COPELAND WEATHERLY 027083-17-3 LARGE JOSEPHINE .20 ACRES 16-F 101-00-01-018 190.10 031290-17-3 MILES ALZENIA G 1 LOTS 2-2H 166-00-02-048 276.43 027116-17-3 LARYMORE LANCE 6.00 ACRES 1 BLDG 30-F 138-00-01-066 681.82 031308-17-3 MILES KAREN N ETAL .39 ACRES 1 BLDG 17-F 017-00-01-090 3897.57 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 027303-17-3 LEAR SANDRA L 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-04-02-102 1498.75 031401-17-3 MILLER GENE L 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-14-01-017 849.31 027306-17-3 LEATCH TOMMY JR 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 057-02-02-117 370.88 031432-17-3 MILLER LEGRAND ENTERPRISES LLC .62 ACRES 8-F 124-00-02-050 420.44 027321-17-3 LEE BARBARA JEANNE K AND ETAL 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 035-16-02-039 1402.65 031441-17-3 MILLER LIZZIE 1 LOTS 32-1 056-10-04-099 521.52 027333-17-3 LEE CARSTON G & JAMES GREGORY 1 LOTS 2-2DF 163-16-01-001 257.79 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 027334-17-3 LEE CARSTON G & JAMES GREGORY 1 LOTS 2-2DF 163-16-01-002 448.21 031448-17-3 MILLER OLIVIA MORRIS 1 LOTS 3-F 069-00-01-061 386.79 027392-17-3 LEE HOPE F 2 LOTS 21 218-09-01-023 680.60 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 031477-17-3 MILLER-LEGRAND ENTERPRISES LLC 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-2 054-00-01-026 397.06 027400-17-3 LEE JOHN & CHARLA 2.02 ACRES 28-F 012-00-01-082 300.27 031485-17-3 MILLIGAN STEPHEN K 15.00 ACRES 32-2 080-00-01-115 1650.37 027419-17-3 LEE MARY DOT GRAHAM 2 LOTS 18-LF 118-00-01-087 343.59 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 027607-17-3 LEWIS CLIFF 1.33 ACRES 2 BLDG 28-F 012-00-09-004 547.65 031507-17-3 MILLS ARCHIE & RUBY 1 LOTS 14-F 162-00-01-031 140.02 027618-17-3 LEWIS DEBRA JEAN 1 LOTS 11-F 111-00-01-074 136.62 031547-17-3 MIMMS JOHN PLAYER 1 LOTS 21 218-06-01-026 315.53 027619-17-3 LEWIS DEBRA JEAN & 1.02 ACRES 2-2F 146-00-07-013 226.85 031583-17-3 MIMS JEANETTE H 3.70 ACRES 32-2 079-00-01-033 298.41 JAMIE MICHAEL DORITY 031584-17-3 MIMS JEANETTE H 1 LOTS 32-2 079-00-01-070 258.84 027758-17-3 LEXUS DEVELOPMENT INC 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 15-F 039-00-06-017 2495.35 031599-17-3 MIMS RONNIE V 1.30 ACRES 1 BLDG 17 033-00-01-006 243.90 027759-17-3 LEXUS DEVELOPMENT INC 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-13-04-011 928.98 031627-17-3 MINNEHAN MARY LYNNE .51 ACRES 28-F 012-00-03-023 138.78 027760-17-3 LEXUS DEVELOPMENT INC .50 ACRES 1 BLDG 11-F 152-00-01-032 532.46 031717-17-3 MITCHELL TALISSA AND TANESHA 1 LOTS 18-LF 095-00-02-001 280.23 027772-17-3 LICHTENBERGER JAMES P & CINDY 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-10-01-020 849.31 031752-17-3 MIXON MICHAEL CHAD-LIFE EST .75 ACRES 1 BLDG 17 033-00-01-004 300.85 NOW: MICHAEL WAYNE LYNCH JR 031807-17-3 MONTGOMERY MARGARET & LISA 1 LOTS 18-LF 051-00-01-017 200.12 027812-17-3 LIGHTY CHARLES 1 LOTS 2-2F 166-00-01-079 220.14 031810-17-3 MONTGOMERY MARGARET AND LISA 1 LOTS 32-1 056-10-04-019 333.79 027899-17-3 LISBON LENETTE 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 057-02-02-126 2275.80 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 031947-17-3 MOORE AGNES H 1 LOTS 6-1 067-07-01-049 383.63 027957-17-3 LITTLEJOHN DORIS M 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 1 081-00-01-085 454.64 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 027960-17-3 LITTLES ROSA M 1 LOTS 32-2 057-00-02-140 395.67 032169-17-3 MOREE PATRICIA A S 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-2 036-10-01-065 620.84 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 032236-17-3 MORGAN KATHY 1 LOTS 21 202-04-01-042 354.65 027964-17-3 LIVINGSTON L RALPH 1 LOTS 32-1 056-02-01-020 244.18 032308-17-3 MORRELL SAMANTHA EDWARDS .70 ACRES 17 032-00-03-003 396.67 027965-17-3 LIVINGSTON L RALPH 31.00 ACRES 15 059-00-01-001 395.67 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 028116-17-3 LOCKLAIR RENA MEARS 10.06 ACRES 12-F 148-00-01-114 343.59 032455-17-3 MORRISON JOHN A 1.89 ACRES 1 BLDG 17 019-00-04-022 2542.80 028211-17-3 LOVE JAMES L 1 LOTS 30-F 140-00-04-008 256.87 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 028221-17-3 LOVELACE JAMES G & 7.29 ACRES 1 BLDG 32-2 078-00-03-035 345.83 032487-17-3 MORROW RAYMOND DOUGLAS 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 32-1 036-02-02-035 2508.58 NOW: GREGORY LOVELACE & ASA D 032538-17-3 MOSES LAKIDA F 1 LOTS 2-2F 164-05-04-005 280.23 028278-17-3 LOWERY CHERRY ANNE 1 LOTS 11-F 131-00-02-017 266.77 032539-17-3 MOSES LAKIDA F 1 LOTS 2-2F 164-05-04-006 170.07 028288-17-3 LOWERY JOSHUA 1 LOTS 2-2H 184-00-04-038 354.65 032587-17-3 MOSES WESLEY 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-2 058-06-02-017 1398.10 028319-17-3 LUCAS BERNARD & TAMMY 1 LOTS 14-F 196-00-01-110 240.18 032601-17-3 MOULTRIE BETTY J 1 LOTS 20-F 088-00-01-088 193.57 028368-17-3 LUCKY JIMMIE LEE & 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 32-1 056-10-04-058 853.98 032602-17-3 MOUNT MORIAH OUTREACH CHURCH 1 LOTS 32-2 056-04-02-045 179.47 JAMES WESLEY ARNOLD 032611-17-3 MOUZON WILLIE 1 LOTS 2-2H 183-00-02-009 155.02 028378-17-3 LUCKY WOODROW JR 1 LOTS 30-F 141-00-01-032 332.18 032695-17-3 MT MORIAH OUTREACH 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-2 056-04-01-013 1507.57 028441-17-3 LUNN JOHN A ETAL 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-2DF 164-13-02-004 681.20 032696-17-3 MT TABOR A M E CHURCH 1 LOTS 3-F 092-00-01-089 220.14 028481-17-3 LUNNON JOSEPH JR ETALS 1 LOTS 1 1-F 151-00-01-142 223.43 032700-17-3 MULDROW ANNIE R & FREDDIE C 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-2F 165-09-01-112 837.93 PAGE 10B | WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 28, 2018 NEWS AND PRESS | DARLINGTON, S.C. DELINQUENT TAX NOTICES RECIEPT NAME DESCRIPTION DISTRICT MAP NUMBER NET TAX RECIEPT NAME DESCRIPTION DISTRICT MAP NUMBER NET TAX NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 037750-17-3 RJTS PROPERTIES LLC 1 LOTS 2-1 165-12-03-001 261.75 032751-17-3 MUMFORD ANGELA G 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 2-1 164-15-03-014 899.37 037752-17-3 RJTS PROPRETIES LLC 1 LOTS 2-1 165-11-04-087 261.75 032759-17-3 MUMFORD DONNA B 1 LOTS 2-2F 145-00-02-111 260.21 037757-17-3 ROACH KYNA GISELE 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-14-01-009 929.05 032826-17-3 MUNN THURSTON CLARK SR 77.37 ACRES 1 BLDG 23-F 128-00-01-003 562.05 037758-17-3 ROADRUNNER INVESTMENTS INC 5.60 ACRES 2-2H 186-00-01-064 4255.19 032956-17-3 MYERS BENJAMIN F 3 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 057-02-01-049 1553.00 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 032957-17-3 MYERS BENJAMIN F 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 057-02-01-140 1228.98 037868-17-3 ROBERTSON JOHN T JR .69 ACRES 17-F 016-00-02-007 190.59 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 037887-17-3 ROBINSON ANASTASIA & LATONYA .71 ACRES 15-F 039-00-07-004 392.27 033019-17-3 NANCE LEAH 1.61 ACRES 1 BLDG 12-F 168-00-01-219 417.46 MCFARLAND 033077-17-3 NEAL LUCIA M 1 LOTS 21 202-11-01-051 295.98 037943-17-3 ROBINSON ELLA EST 1 LOTS 6-1 067-07-02-069 174.89 033088-17-3 NEDDHAM LESLIE JR & FREDDIE 1 LOTS 32-1 057-02-02-016 332.43 037944-17-3 ROBINSON ERNEST 1 LOTS 30-F 141-00-01-039 1095.62 033112-17-3 NELSON JEAN J & JUDITH L MCFALL 100.00 ACRES 27-F 063-00-01-085 1096.27 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 037999-17-3 ROBINSON LEVANDRA 1 LOTS 32-1 057-06-02-024 248.48 033115-17-3 NELSON LEWIS COOK JR & JOYCE 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 6-1 067-03-01-045 337.68 038011-17-3 ROBINSON MARIAH B 1 LOTS 16-F 143-00-02-079 144.56 WARD NELSON 038032-17-3 ROBINSON PATRICIA 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 29-H 038-00-01-051 391.86 033151-17-3 NETTLES ELIZABETH A 1 LOTS 12-H 168-00-07-019 413.31 COTT ROBINSON 033208-17-3 NEWBERRY HONEY DARLENE AND 3.75 ACRES 18-H 054-12-01-003 357.87 038242-17-3 ROGERS GERTRUDE 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-2F 165-09-01-027 816.16 HEATHER DANIELLE SUEN 038295-17-3 ROGERS MALCOLM 1 LOTS 16-F 100-00-04-007 206.81 033210-17-3 NEWBY DAWN 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 13-F 192-00-01-007 344.58 038303-17-3 ROGERS MARY J & MARTHA JACKSON 1 LOTS 32-1 056-14-01-016 557.91 033249-17-3 NEWSOME ANNIE J EST 4.70 ACRES 32-2 033-00-02-047 933.49 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 038304-17-3 ROGERS MATILDA ETAL 2.35 ACRES 2-2H 167-00-01-270 260.24 033250-17-3 NEWSOME ANNIE J EST 4.28 ACRES 32-2 033-00-02-048 1048.19 038328-17-3 ROGERS PAULA & SHIRLEY OUTLAW 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-2 055-05-01-063 1817.61 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 038349-17-3 ROGERS RANDY W 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 15-F 041-00-01-097 360.96 033366-17-3 NEWTON GERALD ETAL 4.00 ACRES 1 BLDG 32-2 080-00-01-011 849.80 038373-17-3 ROGERS SYLVIA V J ETAL 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-14-01-062 395.98 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 038388-17-3 ROGERS WINDELL H 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-06-02-030 268.53 033386-17-3 NICE CHARLES 1 LOTS 5-F 051-00-03-051 214.19 038395-17-3 ROLAND GERTRUDE & ET AL 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-10-01-007 826.26 033419-17-3 NICKELSON BENNIE 1 LOTS 32-2 055-11-02-014 162.90 038446-17-3 ROLLINGS P E & WILLENE C 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 10-H 036-14-01-010 385.14 033420-17-3 NICKELSON BENNIE 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-2 055-11-02-015 492.96 038447-17-3 ROLLINGS PAUL EDWARD 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 29-H 036-00-03-007 1719.94 029137-17-5 NILAND ERNESTINE 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 2-1 165-02-03-033 229.69 & WILLENE C 033464-17-3 NIVER TINA MARIE 1 LOTS 21 202-08-01-003 172.53 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 033480-17-3 NOLAN DAVE 1.02 ACRES 30-F 138-00-01-068 143.47 038453-17-3 ROLLINS ELVIN LEE 1 LOTS 32-2 036-12-01-007 813.63 033481-17-3 NOLAN DAVE .97 ACRES 30-F 138-00-01-072 200.12 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 033486-17-3 NOLAN BERNICE LARYMORE & DAVE 1 LOTS 23-F 126-00-02-048 320.30 038519-17-3 ROSS CLARA ADELINE ETAL 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 2-1 165-16-01-035 734.63 NOW: DAVE LEWIS NOLAN AND ETAL NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 033553-17-3 NORRIS KIMBERLY TONI 2.06 ACRES 32-2 078-00-03-064 285.19 038529-17-3 ROSS ESSIE A 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-12-02-005 770.97 033644-17-3 NORTHCUTT MOTORS INC. 1 LOTS 32-1 035-16-02-062 270.73 038608-17-3 ROUSE ANTOINE 1 LOTS 2-2H 184-00-03-029 256.88 033754-17-3 NOWLIN THOMAS & VANESSA MCLEOD 1 LOTS 2-1 165-07-05-059 190.87 038675-17-3 ROYAL GEORGENE ETAL 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-2DF 165-09-02-052 1419.72 033755-17-3 NOWLIN THOMAS & VANESSA MCLEOD 2.57 ACRES 2-2H 199-00-01-033 315.53 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 033756-17-3 NOWLING THOMAS ET AL 1 LOTS 18-HF 052-00-03-054 180.50 038676-17-3 ROYAL GEORGENE ETAL 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-09-03-038 944.40 033778-17-3 NUTTER GREGORY D 1 LOTS 20-F 086-00-01-074 170.07 038698-17-3 RUFFIN CHRISTINE ANN 1 LOTS 32-2 057-10-03-018 196.05 033828-17-3 OATES SALLIE .24 ACRES 17-F 032-00-01-092 268.14 NOW: HENRY GOTLIEB NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 038705-17-3 RUMMELL KATHY 1 LOTS 2-2DF 165-01-01-027 277.47 033829-17-3 OATES SALLIE .06 ACRES 32-2 033-00-02-085 126.67 NOW: BATH INC 033898-17-3 ODOM GENE E & ELLEN A 1 LOTS 7-F 213-00-01-082 133.42 038728-17-3 RUSH MAXIE J 1 LOTS 3 BLDG 13-1 154-04-01-036 995.43 034006-17-3 ODOM RANDY W 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 30-F 140-00-01-088 309.57 038729-17-3 RUSH MAXIE J 13.11 ACRES 13-F 155-04-01-004 151.83 034039-17-3 ODOM WESLEY E 4.66 ACRES 3 BLDG 4-F 065-00-01-079 529.92 038730-17-3 RUSH MAXIE J 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 13-F 155-04-01-005 953.08 034171-17-3 ONEAL CHRISTINA JOHNSON .70 ACRES 32-2 079-00-01-078 625.39 038731-17-3 RUSH MAXIE J 1 LOTS 13-F 155-04-01-013 200.12 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 038732-17-3 RUSH MAXIE J 1 LOTS 13-F 155-04-01-015 170.11 034256-17-3 ONEAL JOSEPH JR 7.38 ACRES 1 BLDG 16-F 142-00-02-056 424.32 038733-17-3 RUSH MAXIE J 1 LOTS 13-F 155-04-01-018 240.18 034262-17-3 ONEAL KIMBERLY 1.01 ACRES 17-F 018-00-02-042 177.03 038755-17-3 RUSSELL ANNIE EST 1 LOTS 32-1 056-14-05-039 257.46 034316-17-3 ONEAL ROLAND J 1 LOTS 18-LF 073-00-01-072 216.86 038768-17-3 RUSSELL JILL 1 LOTS 5-F 051-00-03-039 673.12 034352-17-3 ONEAL WILLIAM COKER SR 8.13 ACRES 28-F 011-00-03-004 1133.13 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 038885-17-3 SALMOND SAQUAN RENEE 2.00 ACRES 32-2 079-00-02-063 238.93 034366-17-3 ORGBON DOROTHY 2 LOTS 2-2H 184-00-03-009 354.65 038917-17-3 SAMUEL CHARLES 2 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-2 080-00-01-071 275.33 034405-17-3 OUSLEY WILLIAM H 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-03-01-043 822.74 038934-17-3 SAMUEL EVELYN B 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 7-F 198-00-01-085 8320.35 034407-17-3 OUTEN DOROTHY T 1 LOTS 32-2 058-02-01-001 149.73 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 034409-17-3 OUTEN NORMA JEAN 1 LOTS 32-2 055-09-01-049 238.93 038945-17-3 SAMUEL ISAAC & POLLY MAE 1 LOTS 14-F 162-00-01-016 156.85 034432-17-3 OUTLAW VICKI B 1.00 ACRES 28-F 008-00-01-019 186.65 038950-17-3 SAMUEL JUANITA C 1 LOTS 30-F 141-00-01-043 480.53 034433-17-3 OUTLAW VICKI B 1.08 ACRES 28-F 012-00-02-114 180.09 038960-17-3 SAMUEL LAVERN .31 ACRES 20-F 109-00-01-048 140.02 034680-17-3 PARKER B C JR 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-2 054-15-01-005 813.16 029483-17-5 SAMUEL LEVERNE ETAL 1 LOTS 20-F 109-00-01-097 522.20 034869-17-3 PARROTT AVERY SHENARD 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-2F 165-09-01-034 432.32 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 034871-17-3 PARROTT BAXTER RANDOLPH 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 2-1 165-10-01-003 1178.15 038999-17-3 SAMUEL SIETTA K 1 LOTS 20-F 108-00-01-148 210.07 034875-17-3 PARROTT BOYD 1 LOTS 2-2H 166-00-02-007 354.65 039032-17-3 SANDERS CARRIE 1 LOTS 2-1 165-12-02-007 464.35 034929-17-3 PATE CHANDRA 10.88 ACRES 17 032-00-01-147 145.15 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 028478-17-5 PATE CHANDRA 4.21 ACRES 1 BLDG 17 032-00-01-008 626.61 039083-17-3 SANDERS TERRANCE & JANICE 2.00 ACRES 1 BLDG 5-F 051-00-04-001 331.76 034930-17-3 PATE CHANDRA F 2.00 ACRES 32-2 032-00-02-082 238.93 039087-17-3 SANDERS TIMOTHY ONEAL 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-10-04-078 827.42 034949-17-3 PATEL CHANDRAKANT D 1.04 ACRES 17 032-00-02-035 258.76 039290-17-3 SAWYER DELORIS JACKSON 1.01 ACRES 21 186-00-01-068 172.26 034950-17-3 PATEL CHANDRAKANT D 1 LOTS 17 032-00-02-036 268.66 039318-17-3 SAWYER VERNON ETAL 6.81 ACRES 1 BLDG 21 186-00-01-034 1271.12 034951-17-3 PATEL CHANDRAKANT DAHYABHAI 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 27-F 062-00-01-091 799.58 039326-17-3 SAXTON TINA 1 LOTS 8-F 124-00-04-011 166.94 AND SAPNA 039399-17-3 SCHARK HERMAN G 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 12-F 149-00-01-043 953.08 035002-17-3 PATTERSON ERIC 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-10-01-065 1008.64 NOW: BATH INC 035023-17-3 PATTERSON KISHA L 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-05-01-060 681.05 039450-17-3 SCIPIO BENJAMIN F 1 LOTS 16-F 142-00-02-008 350.33 035135-17-3 PEARSON ERNEST 1.24 ACRES 13-F 155-04-01-010 220.14 039495-17-3 SCOTT CHEVERON T 1 LOTS 1 058-00-03-019 254.57 NOW: EQUITY TRUST CO FBO 039502-17-3 SCOTT CURTIS .26 ACRES 1 BLDG 13-F 155-00-01-132 2565.44 035263-17-3 PENSCO TRUST CO 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-05-01-033 1638.88 039503-17-3 SCOTT DEBORAH G & RONNIE 2 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-2DF 145-00-03-044 368.09 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED MILTON 035271-17-3 PEOPLES LAVERNE 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 23-F 147-00-02-066 392.90 039507-17-3 SCOTT ELIZABETH H M 1 LOTS 2-1 165-16-01-009 510.67 035318-17-3 PERKINS BOBBY & TAMARA LYNNE 4.98 ACRES 30-F 138-00-01-067 460.50 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED LARYMORE PERKINS 039524-17-3 SCOTT JAMES .15 ACRES 1 BLDG 2-1 165-16-01-038 480.54 035447-17-3 PETERSON ALTA MAE & 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-2 058-02-01-007 599.35 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED ALVENA RODGERS 039548-17-3 SCOTT LONNIE JR ETAL 1 LOTS 2-2DF 163-15-02-060 218.42 035479-17-3 PETERSON ISAAC JR 1 LOTS 16-F 100-00-02-167 160.07 039657-17-3 SECRETARY OF HOUSING & URBAN .50 ACRES 1 BLDG 2-2F 145-00-07-057 1089.84 035512-17-3 PETERSON ROBERT EST 1 LOTS 2-2DF 165-09-02-044 169.21 NOW: BIG RED INVESTMENTS INC 035541-17-3 PETTY JAMES D 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-2 056-04-02-116 608.45 039735-17-3 SEGARS MICHAEL GRAHAM 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-05-01-077 2513.63 NOW: BATH INC 039848-17-3 SELLERS WILSON FRED JR 2 LOTS 1 BLDG 18-LF 077-00-03-032 656.12 035600-17-3 PHILLIPS CYNTHIA EST 2.17 ACRES 30-F 140-00-03-028 310.28 039884-17-3 SEXTON MELISSA MCCOY 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 6-2F 067-08-03-007 423.24 035646-17-3 PHILLIPS MARY K 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 32-1 056-14-05-023 1113.91 039934-17-3 SHARPER LILLIE MAE & JAMES 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 30-F 140-00-04-011 2327.02 035666-17-3 PHILLIPS REBECCA & NATHAN 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 28-F 008-00-01-022 382.09 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 035668-17-3 PHILLIPS RODERICK 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-2 055-07-02-020 321.03 039974-17-3 SHAW MARIO 1 LOTS 6-2F 067-00-03-006 220.14 035739-17-3 PIERCE PROPERTIES MGMT CORP 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 057-01-02-003 1752.15 040017-17-3 SHEFFIELD BOYD M 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 18-H 077-00-01-024 453.49 035769-17-3 PINCKNEY HAROLD 1 LOTS 2-1 165-07-04-047 277.86 040021-17-3 SHEFFIELD MERRILL 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-2F 144-00-01-027 812.88 035770-17-3 PINCKNEY HAROLD 1 LOTS 2-1 165-07-04-050 289.14 040029-17-3 SHEFFIELD WILLIAM ETAL 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 18-H 077-00-01-047 1424.21 035777-17-3 PINCKNEY ROMETTA RAINEY 1 LOTS 6-1 067-07-02-035 162.00 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 035784-17-3 PINKNEY HAROLD & ALPHONSO 1 LOTS 2-1 165-07-04-041 261.75 040133-17-3 SHIRLEY DARIUS AND ETAL 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 18-HF 052-00-02-057 911.02 ESTATE OF ELLA B WRIGHT 040134-17-3 SHIRLEY EDGAR LEE 1 LOTS 3 BLDG 32-1 035-16-01-030 2265.28 035819-17-3 PITMAN ERICA 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 13-1 153-15-01-020 979.60 040167-17-3 SHOEMAKE JOHN H AND ETAL 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-05-01-049 432.67 035956-17-3 POLSON DOUGLAS AND ASHLEY .54 ACRES 2 BLDG 32-2 033-00-08-045 904.56 040233-17-3 SIEVERS MARILYN 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 15-F 039-00-01-050 729.32 035964-17-3 POLSON TINA HICKS .64 ACRES 1 BLDG 32-2 054-15-01-100 986.57 040267-17-3 SIMMONS SUSIE EVELYN 1 LOTS 17 032-00-03-002 433.46 035965-17-3 POLSON WILLIAM C 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 13-1 153-16-01-007 307.25 040268-17-3 SIMMONS SUSIE EVELYN .80 ACRES 1 BLDG 17 032-00-03-043 303.13 035967-17-3 POMPEY BERTHA M 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 2-1 165-11-03-075 450.77 040278-17-3 SIMMS LUCILLE ETAL 2 LOTS 2-2H 166-00-07-009 604.49 036015-17-3 POOLE WANDA ANN 1 LOTS 2-1 165-09-03-037 206.45 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 036029-17-3 POOLER CEDRIC ETAL 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 15-F 059-00-01-029 842.74 040308-17-3 SIMON JOEL .75 ACRES 24-F 027-00-01-053 138.78 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 040310-17-3 SIMON LASHAWNTA & ADRIAN 1 LOTS 2-2H 166-00-07-050 247.10 036046-17-3 POOLER JAMES 15.00 ACRES 15-F 059-00-01-068 250.40 NOW: GREGORY WASHINGTON 035099-17-5 POOLER VANESSA M 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-2 079-00-03-023 469.43 040315-17-3 SIMON MARY J 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-2H 185-00-01-057 452.91 036087-17-3 PORT PATRICK L 1 LOTS 30-F 140-00-01-080 270.21 040440-17-3 SINGLETARY SHARON R 1 LOTS 14-F 196-00-01-102 260.21 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 040516-17-3 SLATER DONNA 1 LOTS 15-F 039-00-02-105 143.47 036127-17-3 POSTON ARNETT 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-10-03-086 479.33 040524-17-3 SLATER ROBERT 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 18-LF 095-00-01-012 1441.85 036151-17-3 POSTON LOUISE S 1 LOTS 18-LF 118-00-03-020 193.54 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 036161-17-3 POSTON STANLEY D 1.98 ACRES 1 BLDG 32-2 055-03-01-088 562.84 040580-17-3 SMALL PAUL ETAL AS TRUSTEE 1 LOTS 20-F 109-00-01-116 203.41 036188-17-3 POWELL JEFFERY L & ROSE H 1 LOTS 24-F 070-00-01-059 132.90 OF GREATER MT TEMA CHURCH 036189-17-3 POWELL JEFFERY L & ROSE H 1.00 ACRES 24-F 070-00-01-084 220.14 040588-17-3 SMALLS ALONZO 1 LOTS 2-2H 166-00-03-074 247.10 036209-17-3 POWELL TRINA Y & DAVID J SR 1 LOTS 12-H 168-00-04-001 436.74 040652-17-3 SMITH AVENUE MINI STORAGE LLC 1 LOTS 3 BLDG 2-2DF 164-05-02-093 5041.08 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 040672-17-3 SMITH BRENDA-LIFE EST 1 LOTS 23-F 126-00-02-018 280.23 036278-17-3 PRESCOTT EDWARD JR 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 057-10-02-057 340.93 040673-17-3 SMITH BRIA D 2.00 ACRES 15-F 041-00-01-105 636.01 & CARRIE BELL NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 036290-17-3 PRESCOTT MARY N 1 LOTS 15-F 039-00-04-002 190.10 040687-17-3 SMITH CASSANDRA ETAL 37.38 ACRES 2 BLDG 16-F 143-00-02-038 834.16 NOW: FORD WILLIE MAE & BRITTANY FORD 040719-17-3 SMITH CRISANN 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 21 218-05-01-046 430.87 036295-17-3 PRESCOTT SILAS 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 6-1 067-07-01-009 787.29 040721-17-3 SMITH CYNTHIA EPPS AND ETAL 1.20 ACRES 2-2F 163-00-02-028 280.23 036296-17-3 PRESNELL JAMES M II 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-2F 145-00-07-051 347.04 040853-17-3 SMITH JAMES L JR 1 LOTS 18-LF 117-00-03-007 300.53 036358-17-3 PRICE LULA MAE 1 LOTS 16-F 100-00-01-066 226.71 040863-17-3 SMITH JEAN T AND GARLAND GRAY .35 ACRES 12-F 128-00-04-016 133.31 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WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 28, 2018 | PAGE 11B DELINQUENT TAX NOTICES RECIEPT NAME DESCRIPTION DISTRICT MAP NUMBER NET TAX RECIEPT NAME DESCRIPTION DISTRICT MAP NUMBER NET TAX 042319-17-3 STOKES EDWIN H & BARBARA D 3.22 ACRES 2 BLDG 14-F 161-00-01-036 521.81 046616-17-3 WEATHERFORD JOHN DARRELL 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-2 056-03-02-015 1120.06 042320-17-3 STOKES EDWIN H & BARBARA D .95 ACRES 14-F 161-00-01-042 220.14 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 042325-17-3 STOKES EULA H 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 1 058-00-01-026 1084.72 046708-17-3 WEATHERFORD TIMOTHY 1.00 ACRES 28-F 012-00-09-013 280.23 042443-17-3 STONEROCK ELIZABETH E 1 LOTS 21 202-08-02-022 172.53 046915-17-3 WELCH RUTH REBECCA K 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 27-F 062-00-01-090 4928.46 042596-17-3 STUCKEY LATRIVIA M 1 LOTS 2-1 165-11-04-090 214.51 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 034864-17-5 SUGGS JANICE B & ETAL 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 8-F 102-00-01-003 1223.20 046960-17-3 WESLEY BEVERLY MICHELE 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 18-HF 052-00-04-021 617.94 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 047115-17-3 WHEELER MARTHA & ETAL 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 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WILSON MAE FRANCES 1 LOTS 2-2F 165-09-01-037 220.14 044824-17-3 TYNDAL SHANNON 1 LOTS 8-F 102-00-01-004 260.21 048612-17-3 WINBURN HELLON S 1 LOTS 18-LF 073-00-01-111 200.12 044825-17-3 TYNDALL GLEN 1.00 ACRES 17-F 016-00-02-028 197.37 048613-17-3 WINBURN HELLON S TRUSTEE FOR 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 18-LF 073-00-01-112 453.93 044845-17-3 TYNER BETTY JEAN ETAL 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 18-HF 076-00-01-014 333.00 ASHLEY NICOLE SMITH 044924-17-3 TYNER JASON W & BRUCE D 1.85 ACRES 10-H 021-00-01-098 126.54 048616-17-3 WINBURN J C 1 LOTS 32-2 057-00-02-124 139.81 045084-17-3 TYSON DEBRA W 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 1 058-00-01-138 320.07 048624-17-3 WINBURN JOHN C JR 1 LOTS 18-H 054-11-01-011 139.81 045102-17-3 UNITED STATES DEPT OF 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-2 058-06-02-013 3035.06 048625-17-3 WINBURN JOHN C JR 1 LOTS 18-H 054-11-01-025 215.86 AGRICULTURE 048626-17-3 WINBURN JOHN C JR 2 LOTS 23-F 126-00-02-034 330.31 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 048627-17-3 WINBURN JOHN CORD JR 1 LOTS 18-H 054-11-01-012 295.16 045202-17-3 VAUGHAN ANNE L & JANE H 1 LOTS 3 BLDG 32-1 056-03-01-046 3093.16 048628-17-3 WINBURN JOHN CORD JR 2 LOTS 2 BLDG 18-H 054-11-01-013 740.09 NOW: GAYNELL EASTERS 048717-17-3 WINDHAM CHRISTY L 2 LOTS 1 BLDG 6-1 067-03-03-074 404.21 045254-17-3 VELAZQUEZ TRINIDAD ETAL 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-01-02-018 400.67 048718-17-3 WINDHAM CHRISTY LYNN 14.00 ACRES 24-F 046-00-01-065 203.57 045292-17-3 VEST GERALD JR & AMBER FAITH 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 6-1 067-08-01-014 357.36 048719-17-3 WINDHAM CHRISTY LYNN 1 LOTS 24-F 070-00-01-064 210.05 045359-17-3 VOS MICHAEL & APRIL VOS 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 8-F 105-00-01-036 712.73 048720-17-3 WINDHAM CHRISTY LYNN 1.00 ACRES 24-F 070-00-01-077 220.14 045452-17-3 WADE DORA M 1 LOTS 2-1 165-06-02-013 680.80 048768-17-3 WINDHAM EDWARD M & ANNIE LOU 1 LOTS 21 218-09-04-012 377.40 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 048793-17-3 WINDHAM HILLERY L JR & SHARON .59 ACRES 4-F 064-00-01-059 180.09 045454-17-3 WADFORD KELLY E 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-2F 147-00-03-019 1747.53 048829-17-3 WINDHAM MARVIN H & JEAN ADAMS .66 ACRES 2 BLDG 10-H 021-00-01-049 786.85 045612-17-3 WALLACE BOYKIN JR 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 14-F 180-00-02-046 3659.31 033038-14-5 WINDHAM MORGAN B .45 ACRES 1 BLDG 10-H 021-00-02-052 3285.93 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 049078-17-3 WINGATE MARTHA & TOSHISONA J .39 ACRES 32-2 057-00-02-144 152.98 045635-17-3 WALLACE EVERETTE L 1 LOTS 2-1 165-11-04-080 214.51 049203-17-3 WITHERSPOON JERRY 1 LOTS 32-1 056-14-02-020 363.21 045665-17-3 WALLACE JUNE A 1 LOTS 32-2 036-16-01-021 235.68 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 045666-17-3 WALLACE JUNE A 1 LOTS 32-1 057-10-02-024 186.38 049207-17-3 WITHERSPOON LINDA 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-14-02-021 716.68 045667-17-3 WALLACE JUNE A 1 LOTS 32-1 057-10-02-025 514.01 049215-17-3 WITTE JANICE, ROGER & LONNIE 2 LOTS 2 BLDG 18-LF 099-00-01-005 383.34 045669-17-3 WALLACE JUNE A 1 LOTS 32-1 057-10-02-027 235.20 STAMEY 045686-17-3 WALLACE NORRIS 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 12-F 108-00-01-010 411.67 049234-17-3 WOOD DARLENE C 1 LOTS 30-F 138-00-01-064 357.07 045780-17-3 WALTERS LAMBERT H 1.01 ACRES 14-F 180-00-09-010 360.35 049282-17-3 WOODHAM CONNIE O 1.00 ACRES 2 BLDG 2-2F 165-09-01-091 933.05 045842-17-3 WARD ALISON C 85.92 ACRES 3 BLDG 24-F 068-00-01-086 534.58 049300-17-3 WOODHAM MICHAEL C 1 LOTS 32-1 056-14-06-016 137.95 045852-17-3 WARD GLENN DAVID 1.24 ACRES 12-F 150-00-01-244 320.30 049301-17-3 WOODHAM MICHAEL C 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-14-06-070 1088.29 045825-16-3 WARD JACQUELINE DENISE 3.09 ACRES 27-F 063-00-01-147 126.42 049302-17-3 WOODHAM MICHAEL C 1 LOTS 32-1 057-02-01-080 323.84 NOW: LUCUIS M HARRINGTON 049303-17-3 WOODHAM MICHAEL C 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-2 057-10-03-041 509.22 045868-17-3 WARD JEANNETTE A 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-10-04-036 372.78 034996-17-5 WOODHAM PLEASANT E 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-2 057-09-01-030 431.91 045999-17-3 WARREN JAMES 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-2 056-04-01-021 257.23 049401-17-3 WOODS WASHINGTON CARVER 9.74 ACRES 3-F 069-00-01-020 145.76 034746-17-5 WASHINGTON DORIS 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-14-07-004 2188.94 049402-17-3 WOODS WASHINGTON CARVER 30.00 ACRES 20-F 088-00-01-030 196.79 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 049403-17-3 WOODS WASHINGTON CARVER 42.11 ACRES 12-F 130-00-01-044 480.53 034747-17-5 WASHINGTON DORIS 1 LOTS 32-1 056-14-07-005 123.14 049404-17-3 WOODS WASHINGTON CARVER 50.50 ACRES 1 BLDG 12-F 129-00-01-036 1455.06 034748-17-5 WASHINGTON DORIS 1 LOTS 32-1 056-14-07-001 530.46 LIFE ESTATE NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 049436-17-3 WRIGHT ANNIE 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-14-07-038 530.65 034749-17-5 WASHINGTON DORIS 1 LOTS 32-1 056-14-07-006 512.66 049468-17-3 WRIGHT EVELYN 1 BLDG 20-F 108-00-01-042.401 2315.07 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 049473-17-3 WRIGHT GERALDINE 1 LOTS 18-LF 117-00-01-047 256.93 046103-17-3 WASHINGTON ROBERT JR 1 LOTS 32-2 079-00-03-069 258.76 049482-17-3 WRIGHT JAMES H & JANIE LEE 1 LOTS 2 BLDG 2-1 165-07-04-089 2109.23 046191-17-3 WATFORD DONNIE 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 12-F 128-00-01-029 652.65 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 046221-17-3 WATFORD JAMES A 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 12-H 168-00-01-058 720.39 049503-17-3 WRIGHT MARY R 1 LOTS 2-2F 166-00-01-033 220.14 046237-17-3 WATFORD JOHN EVERETTE III 1 LOTS 6-2F 066-00-01-079 186.83 049525-17-3 WRIGHT TYRONE & ZACHARIAS S M 2.21 ACRES 1 BLDG 1-F 084-00-02-014 777.49 NOW: GLENN D CONYERS & SHERRY WATFORD 049615-17-3 YARBOROUGH KAREN LYNN & 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 057-01-02-034 338.85 028178-17-5 WATFORD STEVEN 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 3-F 092-00-01-015 455.65 JAMES HUGHES GAINEY JR 046463-17-3 WATSON JOYCE M P 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 13-F 174-00-01-006 5855.73 049620-17-3 YARBOROUGH MALON R 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 2-1 165-07-01-017 991.65 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 049684-17-3 YOGI PRAMUKH LLC 2 LOTS 1 BLDG 18-H 054-16-01-029 1705.78 046529-17-3 WEATHERFORD BARBARA & JESSIE 1 LOTS 2-2DF 165-01-01-004 277.47 049868-17-3 ZIMMERMAN NICOLE R 1 LOTS 5-F 051-00-04-035 321.68 046547-17-3 WEATHERFORD CHELSEA N & 1.16 ACRES 2-2F 145-00-03-146 236.89 049916-17-3 21ST CENTURY FINANCIAL 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-2 057-10-03-045 1173.39 ARGENT 049931-17-3 21ST CENTURY FINANCIAL INC 1 LOTS 1 BLDG 32-1 056-13-04-035 743.08 046571-17-3 WEATHERFORD DONNIE C & DWAYNE 20.42 ACRES 3 BLDG 23-F 147-00-01-005 1273.55 PAGE 12B | WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 28, 2018 NEWS AND PRESS | DARLINGTON, S.C. 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105-00-01-006.001 285.85 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 000450-17-3 ALLEN LEROY CHALMERS 1 BLDG 23-F 127-00-01-166.001 222.47 011713-17-3 DUBOSE ALVIN B 1 BLDG 15-F 041-00-01-033.002 402.16 000492-17-3 ALLSBROOK MARY ELLA 1 BLDG 16-F 100-00-01-066.002 275.42 011715-17-3 DUBOSE CAROLYN 1 BLDG 2-2H 166-00-04-007.001 278.68 000797-17-3 ANDERSON CLERICA 1 BLDG 27-F 063-00-02-003.001 338.75 011721-17-3 DUBOSE CYNTHIA 1 BLDG 2-2H 186-00-01-011.002 159.24 000925-17-3 ANDERSON MILTON H III 1 BLDG 11-F 132-00-01-056.001 222.02 011722-17-3 DUBOSE CYNTHIA DOUGLAS 1 BLDG 2-2F 147-00-05-089.001 190.41 001522-17-3 ATKINSON DONNA C 1 BLDG 28-F 007-00-01-073.001 256.42 011790-17-3 DUBOSE LINDA SCOTT 1 BLDG 12-F 150-00-01-176.001 296.66 001558-17-3 ATKINSON HEYWARD CLYDE JR & 1 BLDG 2-2DF 165-01-01-024.001 713.95 011823-17-3 DUBOSE ROSA LEE 1 BLDG 11-F 151-00-01-096.002 548.89 ATKINSON LORI JEAN 011871-17-3 DUDLEY REGGIE 1 BLDG 15-F 059-00-02-006.001 411.48 001564-17-3 ATKINSON J HAROLD 1 BLDG 16-F 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011290-17-3 DIXON MARY & ROGER WAITERS 1 BLDG 2-2F 166-00-01-104.002 345.61 027919-17-5 JACKSON SHAWN 1 BLDG 11-F 132-00-01-108.001 242.35 NEWS AND PRESS | DARLINGTON, S.C. 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043043-17-3 TARLTON HARRY L OR MARGIE M 1 BLDG 12-F 129-00-01-054.001 247.20 MURRAY L RALLINGS 043051-17-3 TARMON JOY 1 BLDG 2-2DF 164-13-03-026.003 140.09 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 043167-17-3 TAYLOR MARIE ANN 1 BLDG 6-2F 067-00-04-018.001 223.73 030823-17-3 MCNEIL HENRY D 1 BLDG 23-F 126-00-02-006.001 372.23 043204-17-3 TAYLOR THOMAS E 1 BLDG 21 168-00-01-166.003 262.35 030836-17-3 MCNEIL RONNIE 1 BLDG 2-2H 186-00-01-011.043 468.60 043205-17-3 TAYLOR THOMAS E OR MARY A MULLINS 1 BLDG 21 168-00-01-166.001 229.51 030844-17-3 MCNINCH HARRY DELL 1 BLDG 28-F 012-00-03-007.001 328.73 043275-17-3 TEDDER BETSY 1 BLDG 21 186-00-03-041.007 130.94 030868-17-3 MCPHAIL CABANOUGH & SEBERANE 1 BLDG 18-L 118-00-03-020.001 229.86 043281-17-3 TEDDER CLAY S & BETTY R 1 BLDG 30-F 159-00-01-089.001 780.05 LINDSEY NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 030875-17-3 MCPHAIL ERNEST OR LANIE 1 BLDG 18-HF 077-00-02-101.006 140.16 043579-17-3 THOMAS BEULAH 1 BLDG 28-F 006-00-02-008.001 240.34 030893-17-3 MCPHAIL JONATHAN OR 1 BLDG 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031431-17-3 MILLER LEGRAND ENTERPRISES 1 BLDG 8-F 124-00-02-050.001 732.75 044032-17-3 TIJERINA ALBERTA D 1 BLDG 7-F 198-00-01-145.006 322.17 031515-17-3 MILLS GLEN & CHARLENA 1 BLDG 18-LF 118-00-01-131.001 452.35 044170-17-3 TIMMONS MARY ALICE 1 BLDG 27-F 062-00-02-016.002 438.67 031628-17-3 MINNEHAN MARY LYNNE 1 BLDG 28-F 012-00-03-023.001 235.47 044372-17-3 TOMBERLIN JAMES PHILMORE 1 BLDG 23-F 147-00-07-010.001 475.83 031636-17-3 MINUS LARRY D SR & DEIDRE J 1 BLDG 15-F 039-00-01-184.001 1106.59 044413-17-3 TONEY HELEN 1 BLDG 2-2F 146-00-01-103.055 171.81 031718-17-3 MITCHELL TALISSA N 1 BLDG 18-LF 095-00-02-001.001 537.40 034745-17-5 TOWNSEND YVETTE 1 BLDG 18-LF 095-00-02-002.001 742.43 027751-17-5 MOREE ANDREW T 1 BLDG 9-F 018-00-03-046.018 1071.65 NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED 032239-17-3 MORGAN KATHY WISE 1 BLDG 21 202-04-01-042.001 325.95 044493-17-3 TRETTER EUGENE MARK 1 BLDG 5-F 051-00-03-020.001 312.83 032309-17-3 MORRELL SAMATHA EDWARDS 1 BLDG 17 032-00-03-003.001 230.23 044524-17-3 TROTT ANTHONY J JR 1 BLDG 8-F 124-00-02-045.002 532.46 032572-17-3 MOSES ROBERT LEE II 1 BLDG 1 081-00-03-004.001 1408.01 044665-17-3 TURBERVILLE BETTY 1 BLDG 21 168-00-03-013.002 410.92 032753-17-3 MUMFORD AZALEE 1 BLDG 18-LF 074-00-01-137.001 534.90 044724-17-3 TURNER DOUGLAS 1 BLDG 3-F 092-00-01-113.001 572.53 032861-17-3 MURPHY JACQUELYN R 1 BLDG 12-H 168-00-01-005.006 237.32 044762-17-3 TURNER PATRICIA 1 BLDG 21 202-00-01-029.007 501.29 032910-17-3 MURRAY JOSEPH B & SHIRLEY 1 BLDG 21 186-00-03-041.030 227.55 044803-17-3 TWIFORD MARVIN R & 1 BLDG 24-F 070-00-02-014.001 252.07 032921-17-3 MURRAY NATHANIEL 1 BLDG 2-2H 184-00-04-018.001 311.51 JULI ANN 033465-17-3 NIVER TINA MARIE 1 BLDG 21 202-08-01-003.001 260.15 044998-17-3 TYNER LESLIE NICOLE 1 BLDG 7-F 181-00-01-107.001 352.21 033487-17-3 NOLAN BERNICE LARYMORE & DAVE 1 BLDG 23-F 126-00-02-048.001 262.07 045002-17-3 TYNER MELISSA 1 BLDG 18-LF 073-00-01-047.000 238.76 045088-17-3 TYSON JERMAINE EUGENE 1 BLDG 11-F 111-00-01-006.007 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Get Christmas crafty with homemade ornaments Handmade gifts, trinkets miniature replicas of Santa’s to dry before stringing for some and write a number on each for • Dough ornaments: twisted, brown pipe cleaners to and treats help make the holi- famous sleigh. Paint several bright color on the tree. each day of the month. Hang Anyone can have fun molding make the antlers up top. Add day season special. Although popsicle sticks to form the main • Photo ornaments: Print these all from the board. As their own ornaments, letting cookies and other baked goods body of the sleigh and glue out several different photos each day passes, move the tag them dry and then painting ribbons, small snippets of faux are some of the most popular them together. Put one at the that you love. Purchase round or ornament to the tree. them. Use cookie cutters to get fur or any other extras you homemade creations this time top perpendicular to the others or square thin wood pieces • Wooden snowflakes: Have perfect holiday shapes. Craft of year, gift-givers young and to serve as the steering rudder. from a craft store and attach children collect small twigs stores sell various types of desire. old can put their talents to use Two silver-painted popsicle the photos with Mod Podge®. from outdoors, as well as holly modeling clays and lightweight • Sweet sentiments: Use old with various craft projects. sticks placed on their thin sides When dry, drill a hole through leaves and some sprigs of ever- modeling materials. Or, make Scrabble® letter tiles to form a Ornaments and decorations are act as the blades of a sled. the top and thread with twine. green. Arrange similarly sized your own salt dough. one such idea. Here are some • Popcorn garland: Garland • Advent calendar: Make an twigs in the shape of • Reindeer bottle topper: favorite holiday phrase, like clever and, not-too-time-con- made of popcorn is a classic Advent calendar to count down snowflakes and glue together, Put to use any wine corks you “Joy to the World.” Glue the suming craft projects to try this handmade holiday project. For to Christmas by covering a or tie with twine. Embellish have lying around. Attach goo- holiday season. a new twist, toss the popcorn foam board with fabric. Use with stickers, glitter, dried gly eyes and a small fuzzy nose tiles together and hang from • Mini sleighs: Create with food coloring and allow it paper tags or small ornaments berries, and more. to the front of a cork. Insert the tree on a piece of ribbon.

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