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By Jana E. Pye Editor ATM ripped from [email protected] convenience store & Samantha Lyles hours earlier Staff Writer [email protected] Story on 8A A pick up truck hit the Darlington County up in the ceiling tiles. At this Courthouse at the Public point, everything is under Square in Darlington early control and we are waiting on this morning, killing the driv - SLED who has control of the er. The City of Darlington scene now.” police department was the By the end of the day on first on the scene before 4:00 Monday, Coroner Hardee a.m., finding the vehicle in said that the confirmed name flames. would not be released until On the scene at 5:45 a.m., an autopsy was performed. the scene was grim. “After we did the fire, we Pat Cavanaugh, City of turned everything over to the Darlington Fire Chief: Sheriff’s Department and “The call came out about they called SLED and the 3:45 a.m. Our crews got here coroner,” continued and they found the vehicle up Cavanaugh. “The courthouse under the building fully will be closed today. They engulfed in flames. We went will make sure the structure to put it out and the city is okay. It took a hard lick.” police noticed there was a It looked like the vehicle body inside. At that point the was coming from Pearl Street coroner was called (J. Todd when it made impact on the Hardee, County Coroner) and corner of the courthouse fac - they called the county ing Carolina Drug Store. admins since it was county Cavanaugh confirmed that property to take over. We had there was a “good bit” of smoke inside the second and flames as the vehicle was third stories of the court - burning. A tarp covered the completely burned vehicle at the Darlington County Courthouse early Monday morning; the driver was still inside. house, so we had to ventilate everything inside and it got PHOTO BY JANA E. PYE CRASH ON 8A

Darlington County Coroner, J. Todd Hardee, observes. Reports gathered by law enforcement. By daybreak, the vehicle and damages were clearly shown. PHOTO BY JANA E. PYE PHOTO BY JANA E. PYE PHOTO BY SAMANTHA LYLES Elaine Reed sworn in Dale Earnhardt Jr. unveils throwback as Darlington City paint scheme for “Gray Ghost”

Council’s 7th member By Jana E. Pye “We are looking at a piece of Editor By Jana E. Pye [email protected] Editor property near the city limits of [email protected] Darlington. It is approximately Dale Earnhardt Jr. arrived Elaine Reed was officially 100 acres, and we are excited at the Darlington Raceway on sworn in to office at the April about the prospects of finally get - Wednesday, April 13 to unveil 12m 2016 meeting with her son, ting to upgrade our facilities. the new paint scheme for the Cisco Reed, at her side. She won There are still a couple of hurdles No. 88 Nationwide Insurance the special election on April 5th we may have to jump, but we are Gray Ghost Chevrolet SS that for Ward 2, replacing the seat left closer now than ever to getting a he will drive in the Southern vacant by Mayor Gloria Hines. sports complex!” 500 during Labor Day week - Council had a long agenda, Several residents approached end in September. The 2016 ending after executive session at council about issues. throwback car design honors 10 p.m. as council met with Sharon McCullough, a resi - Buddy Baker’s No. 28 Gray Darlington Area Recreation dent of Sparks Street, Ghost paint scheme, which Department Director Lee approached council with several was made famous by Baker Andrews about the option to pur - concerns about the differences when he won the 1980 chase property for a new city she and her family found from Daytona 500. recreation complex. moving from the Warley Street “I’m glad that Darlington According to Andrews, the area of town to Sparks Street. is here,” said Earnhardt. “It’s city is long overdue. a great place to come and COUNCIL ON 3A enjoy history and I tank them President Chip Wile, Director of Sports Marketing for Nationwide Jim McCoy, and Dale Earnhardt Jr. for creating the throwback PHOTO COURTESY OF HARRELSON PHOTOGRAPHY FOR DARLINGTON RACEWAY. DARLINGTON RACEWAY weekend to give us the opportunities to do these on the calendar for every year crew prepare for Darlington, Earnhardt told media that SCDOT holds presentation in Society Hill things. I love doing old paint for every team to get involved they bring their history with he had a very integral part of Town Hall By Jana E. Pye schemes, and different paint in. I hope that when people them and bring their paint the paint scheme for this car. Editor The SCDOT held a presenta - schemes, and this is a definite prepare for Darlington, the schemes back year after [email protected] tion at 5:30 for public to present team owners and drivers and year.” opportunity that is marked EARNHARDT JR ON 8A As several municipal meet - improvements at intersection of ings were held on the same US 15, 52 & 401 (near Carolina night in Darlington County, the Bank & Welsh Neck Church). News and press was unable to Residents were able to look at maps, ask questions, voice Hartsville to open police substation at former Food Lion attend the April 12th Town Hall cation from Darlington County meeting in Society Hill. concerns, and make sugges - By Samantha Lyles tions. They also spoke at regu - Staff Writer “We want to get out and show the good side Adult Ed, and counseling and Many thanks to Town Clerk, [email protected] parenting strategies from the Brenda Nettles, for sharing the lar meeting. The main issue of policing, to show that all the negative was a concern of safety at that Hartsville City Council con - Durant Children's Center. following highlights from the “We want to get out and meeting: intersection. Plans are to vened their regular meeting on things they see in the media is not what we're change the angle of the inter - Tuesday, April 12, and show the good side of policing, The Mayor of Society Hill, doing here in Hartsville.” to show that all the negative Tommy Bradshaw, noted that section and close off Church approved first reading for a HPD Community Outreach Lt. Tenyonde Richardson things they see in the media is all assessments have been paid. Street. Non-local traffic could lease agreement to locate a use St. David's Street, while police substation in the South Hartsville Police Department's police/community relations not what we're doing here in A budget workshop is sched - Hartsville,” Richardson says. uled to be held on May 5th at local traffic could use two other Hartsville area. Community Outreach and keep at-risk individuals streets. With changes that are This measure, Ordinance Division. (such as repeat offenders and “By bridging that gap, we want to be made, drivers would be 4244, would approve an agree - HPD Community Outreach those registered with to show that we're not all about better able to see, coming from ment with property owner Lt. Tenyonde Richardson says Probation and Parole) on the locking people up. We're trying either direction. Construction South Carolina Development that the new substation will be right path. rehabilitate people and let is scheduled to begin in late Properties, LLC, to lease office a home base for outreach and Richardson says those indi - them know that we're here to 2018-2019. space at 710 South Fifth Street intervention programs like viduals can benefit from refer - help, not to hurt.” (the former Food Lion shop - “Hartsville Safe Communities,” rals to community programs, ping plaza) for use by the SOCIETY HILL ON 3A designed to improve such as career advice and edu - HARTSVILLE ON 3A Word of the Week twee: (British) affectedly or excessively dainty, The Pee Dee’s Oldest delicate, cute, or quaint Independently Owned Newspaper Merriam-Webster.com APRIL 20, 2016 | PAGE 2A THE NEWS AND PRESS, DARLINGTON, S.C. op iWWW.nNEWSANDPRESionS.NET

OP-ED LEGISLATIVE HAPPENINGS Carolina State, the State’s month. Senator Gerald Malloy District 29- Darlington, Chesterfield, only historic black college, is Information on legislation Moving On! Lee and Marlboro Counties under new administration and meetings may be found and is working to straighten on the state website at the fol - Dear Friends and By Bill Shepard out its fiscal problems. lowing link: Constituents, Discussion on H.4717, a http://www.scstatehouse.g Mill village to mill village! I had been in Ware Shoals longer It has been a busy week, than any place I had lived since coming home from the Army. bill creating the South ov/index.php with legislative deadlines Carolina Farm Aid Fund is Thank you for your contin - Leaving Ware Shoals was the hardest decision I had faced yet. approaching and many The die had been cast; there could be no turning back. It was expected to continue. The ued thoughts and prayers as important issues to consider. bill was introduced to aid we move forward in the leg - time to move on! We would be back, so we said, so we thought. Pending on the Senate The road ahead is always filled with surprises. farmers who suffered at least islative year with many impor - Calendar are several impor - a forty percent loss after the tant issues to address for the In 1959, Piedmont South Carolina was a busy bustling mill tant bills to be debated, town! Like all the others, it reminded me of the ones I had left historic flooding in October benefit of our State. Please including ethics reform, the of 2015. Under the proposed feel free to contact my office behind. Two large textile mills were in full operation. The large SC Farm Aid Fund, the incar - J.P. Stevens plants were built along the banks of the Saluda River legislation, $40 million would with any questions or con - ceration age for juveniles, eration. that flows through the town, on its way to where it is going. The be appropriated from the FY cerns that you may have. animal welfare, alimony S.1166, a bill to assist river divides this town, leaving part of it in Greenville County 2014-15 Contingency Reserve Thank you for the opportunity reform, and others. Ethics South Carolina State and the rest in Anderson County. The sprawling mill villages Fund, and a Farm Aid Board to serve and I look forward to reform and income disclosure University, passed the Senate will be created to oversee and hearing from you. were built along both sides of the river. A company owned store this week and is now in the where mill workers could buy just about anything they needed were discussed at length on administer funds. the Senate floor this week House. The proposed legisla - The Senate Finance Contact Information: and could afford was in keeping with all mill towns! A post tion would forgive a signifi - office, a bank and a school, and here and there a small privately and debate is expected to Committee began work on the Senate Office of Gerald Malloy, cant portion of the owned grocery store. continue next week. state budget on Tuesday. PO Box 142, Columbia, SC University’s loan debt to the Today, all that remains of the Piedmont that once was, are One of the bills I have co- Upon completion of the 29202. two tall smokestacks spiraling toward the sky – reminders that sponsored, S.913, requiring State. Among other things, Committee’s work, the budget Email: geraldmalloy@scsen - this was once a textile town! The mills were demolished years the release of police dash - the University will be bill will go to the full Senate ate.gov ago, and why the smoke stacks remain is unknown to this writer. board video in officer- required to pay $3 million, for consideration. Budget dis - Victoria Walker, This is Piedmont. involved shootings, passed reduced annual payments of cussions are expected to dom - Administrative Assistant, Office We moved into the parsonage just a few days before the new the Senate recently and is $355,000, and operate within inate much of the work of the Telephone: (803) 212- 6172 school year was to begin. My wife had secured a position at the now in the House for consid - a balanced budget. South Senate for the rest of the [email protected] elementary school that was located a short distance from where we were living. I would not be teaching while serving as pastor of the church here. I had mixed emotions about that. The day the school opened, and I watched my wife and children leave for OP-ED school was one of my saddest. It had been years since my family had left for school without my being along. I went inside and wept. GO GREEN: Mental Health Awareness A few days later, in the midst of one of my morning “pity par - Miss SC Junior Teen United ond is my personal choice, Let’s look at some numbers ties,” my phone rang. The caller was the principal at the high By Miss S.C. Sweet Potato Festival Chelsea Bullock States where she placed 2nd “GO Green” bringing aware - and facts to relay just how school in Piedmont. We had talked before and he knew that I runner up at Nationals in Las ness to the importance of important it is to be mentally was a teacher. He was calling to say he needed a teacher and Hello, I am Chelsea Bullock, Vegas. I have worked with sev - Mental Health. healthy. Did you know that 1 wondered if I could help until he could find one. He needed a Miss SC Sweet Potato Festival, eral civic organizations such as Since adopting CMN plat - in 5 people live with a mental librarian who could teach Spanish. No, I was not qualified for and I will be vying for the Miss Pee Dee Coalition; Relay for form in 2007, the Miss health condition, 50% of men - either of those two positions and he knew that, but could I help South Carolina in June 2016. Life, Children’s Miracle America Organization, tal health conditions begin by until he could find a teacher? I agreed to come in. I could handle The Miss SC Sweet Potato Network and is presently pro - through its local and state con - age 14, and that statistic the library part of the assignment for a few days and assign Festival is sponsored by the moting Mental Health testants, has raised over 9.5 jumps to 75% by age 24. research work for those taking Spanish. That was the bridge that Darlington Pilot Club. I was Awareness. million dollars to support Furthermore, more than half I crossed to get me over my “pity parties.” When on the other born in Bennettsville, SC and This is a big title to attach these families. One very of all mental health conditions side, I was glad! presently a senior nursing to my name, however along important fact to note is that go undetected which means The church at Piedmont was my strongest challenge yet. I major at University of South with the title comes a lot of every dollar that is raised for the individual lacks needed missed being in the classroom, but being a full time pastor was Carolina in Columbia, SC. I responsibility. Responsibility CMN in the state of South professional attention. I hope rewarding, as well as challenging. I grew in my ministry more in have been dancing for 17 years of being a good role model and Carolina is retained in state these numbers are as alarming the three years at Piedmont than ever before. with 2 competition teams and becoming an advocate of two and supports Children’s to you as they are me. If you The third year that I was in Piedmont, I was asked to teach at a student dance instructor for wonderful platform’s, one is Miracle Network hospitals find yourself slightly sur - a small rural school nearby. I knew that some at my church 3 years. I have competed in the the Miss America national and right here at home. If you have prised, you have justified the would not be pleased, but I accepted anyway. I was back in the Miss South Carolina Teen pag - Miss South Carolina’s state yet to walk the halls of one of need for awareness. Lastly, classroom and teaching a 6th and 7th grade combination. This eant where she placed in top platform, Children’s Miracle SC’s Children’s Hospitals, mental health conditions are was indeed a learning experience for me! At the end of that year, 10 and top 15. I have also won Network (CMN) and the sec - please do yourself a favor and not limited to schizophrenia, this school was closed forever. make that trip. The least we bipolar disorder, and person - I had decided to move to Florida. No, I would not be going can do as able bodies is to try ality disorders. Nor is it the back to Ware Shoals! My son graduated from high school at The News & Press to relieve some of the financial scary scene of the long white Piedmont and was considering college. We needed to get situat - 117 S. Main St., Darlington, SC 29532 burden from those that spend halls of state institutions that ed some place where we could remain for at least four years, so I Phone (843) 393-3811 Fax (843) 393-6811 weeks, months, birthdays, and Hollywood has portrayed it to thought. During some of my military time, I was stationed at holidays in hospital beds. be. It is a very real topic that Drew Field, just outside of Tampa. We gave thought to moving to STAFF My personal platform is affects people around us every Tampa. Our son applied and was accepted to the University of General Manager: Morrey Thomas entitled “GO GREEN” bringing day and includes alcoholism Tampa. My wife and I applied for teaching positions in Tampa or [email protected] awareness to mental health. and substance abuse, depres - nearby. We were granted positions near the small town of Editor: Jana E. Pye [email protected] Being an aspiring nurse and in sion and anxiety, and suicidal Brandon, Florida. At the end of the school year in Piedmont, in Staff Writer: Samantha Lyles [email protected] the process of completing my thoughts or actions. 1962, we were on the move again! Leaving Piedmont was just as Design: Duane Childers [email protected] BSN, I have seen many illness - I hope that I have enlight - hard as leaving Ware Shoals had been! I suppose I am a little sen - Advertising: Charlotte Berger [email protected] es, acute and chronic, physical ened you on topics that are timental about all of the places I have lived. I think I could go Office Manager: Judy Rogers and mental. I have noticed very important and dear to me back to any place and live again. that not enough value is and our state. In lieu of May Brandon, Florida was some long ways from anyone that we LETTERS TO THE EDITOR placed upon having a sound being Mental Health knew in South Carolina. I would not seek a church to pastor. I We encourage letters to the editor on any subject. Please include your name, location and phone number for verification. mind, one free of addictions Awareness (MHM), I will be had decided to devote full time to teaching. We had heard of our and excessive anxiety. submitting an article each church in Tampa and decided we would make that our home Mail to P.O. Box 513 Darlington SC 29540 or e-mail [email protected]. However, if someone were to week to help you know more church after moving to Florida. Brandon was only a few miles ask you what is one of the about mental health and its from Tampa. Letters to the Editor do not reflect the opinions of the News and Press, and content may be edited prior to printing. Letters most important parts of your importance in our lives, com - We purchased a new and lovely home in Brandon and moved containing overtly malicious comments or personal attacks body; one could potentially munities and families. If you in. We began school at the beginning of the school year, 1962! on your fellow citizens will not be printed. answer either the heart want to learn more about Next time: My school years in Florida ended there. All my pre - and/or the BRAIN! 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All press releases are welcome and will be considered, Mental health issues are www.samhsa.gov (Substance Mr. Shepard is a native of Darlington, S.C., and a current resi - but the News & Press reserves the right conditions that impact a per - Abuse and Mental Services dent of Piedmont, S.C. He is the author of “Mill Town Boy” and to edit as necessary for space or other requirements. son’s thinking, feeling or Administration) “Bruised”. He has been sharing his tales of growing up in Please contact us by phone at (843) 393-3811, by fax at mood and may affect his or www.ffcmh.org (National Darlington for decades, and we are delighted to share them each (843) 393-6811 or by e-mail at [email protected] her ability to relate to others Federation of Families for with your Darlington area news. week. and function on a daily basis. Children’s Mental Health) NEWS AND PRESS | DARLINGTON, S.C. WEDNESDAY APRIL 20, 2016 | PAGE 3A correct party. Bypass. Council Christmas Decorations: Darlington County City Planner Lisa Chalian Downtown Revitalization Continued from 1A Rock addressed council with Association director Lisa She noted that when she her findings on restoring exist - Chalian-Rock addressed coun - called the city about when to ing large metal frames, the cil and shared that the DDRA expect the mosquito truck, she angels and trees that were used were planning a golf tourna - was told, “Welcome to the neigh - in past years. Council voted last ment fundraiser the following borhood,” and received no help month to allow $40,000 day at the Darlington Country in getting an aggressive stray dog towards the decoration budget. Club, and a ribbon cutting for removed from in front of her Councilman Bryant Gardner the new restaurant Sweet home. She also mentioned the had expressed a desire to gath - Jane’s Café and Wine Bar on poor drainage in the area, er volunteers to help restore the Public Square on Thursday, expressing dismay that recent the old lights, but after much April 14. A Clean Up Darlington improvements only went as far as discussion the project may be event was planed for Saturday the American Legion post, not too costly to tackle, as the bulbs April 16. the end of the street. are expensive to replace, along Upcoming events include Jannie Lathan, consultant with any electrical wiring that the Taste of Darlington on for the storm water drainage, may be needed to restore them. Thursday, April 21 at shared with Mrs. McCullough The liability of having non-city Darlington Raceway from 7 – 9 that the issues are all over the employees working on this was p.m.. Two free spring concerts an issue as well. are planned for Liberty Lane city and several grants have Council decided to hold a from 6 – 9 p.m. on Saturday already been procured to help workshop to develop the plans May 21 with Radio Vibe of address it. “There is a five year for Christmas decorations fur - Darlington, and Friday June 10 master plan in place,” said ther. with the beach music group Lathan. “We are working on it, Trash in Ditches: The Recollections. Food and it can’t happen overnight.” City manager Howard drinks will be available for sale. The matter was discussed at Garland and council members In the fall, DDRA will partner length, and the city water Elaine Reed, Darlington City Council Member representing Ward 2, is sworn into office by City Attorney discussed the ongoing problem with the Pilot Club to bring department will check into it. Albert James III. Reed’s son joined his mother, Cisco Reed. PHOTO BY JANA E. PYE of clogged up roadside ditches, back the Yam Jam on Friday Pastor Kendall Williams in which residents have caused October 7 with Jim Quick and about the city being the Pearl of 669-4600 or 1-800-273-1820. Edwards Ave., 203 Lee St., 205 updated the council about the major issues by dumping items the Coastline Band at Palmetto the Pee Dee, and Knapp refer - The website is: Lee St., 509 S. Dargan St., 204 proposed Soup Kitchen project. such as televisions, refrigera - Office Furniture on S. Main enced the photos of dilapidated www.peedeecoalition.org Chalmers St., 509 Chestnut St., Over 10 churches have part - tors, etc. into the ditches caus - Street. buildings and said, “There, Council voted to approve the 115 Kirven St., 514 S. Main St., nered with his church, the First ing water to stagnate and not The Greater Darlington that’s the pearl right there.” Second Reading of Ordinance 408 Guess St., 301 Darlington Church of God, to begin with flow. Chamber of Commerce board Mayor Hines said, “We need 2016-01 SCRLF Sewer Grant St., 306 Darlington Ave., and two Saturdays in May to hand Backhoe: of directors chair Jannie to fine them again,” Approval to move forward on 204 Chestnut St. Five houses out food. Some mold issues in Council voted to approve Latham shared a report from In other business, Cynthia the ongoing water and sewer are expected to be removed by the proposed site are impeding request by Freddie Kinsaul director Norm Steadman. An Atkinson, Outreach Advocate projects. June 30. the distribution inside, so he Director of Water and Sewer Administrative Professionals’ for the Pee Dee Coalition Second Approval of Furniture Placement on requested permission to dis - department to lease a new Day event is scheduled for April Against Domestic and Sexual Ordinance 2016-02 to increase Streets: tribute in the parking lot, Caterpillar backhoe, and pur - 27 at the SiMT Building. Plans Assault approached council Mayoral/Council Filing Fee Council discussed at length which was approved. chase the old leased backhoe at are ongoing for the July 4th about services the coalition was also approved. how to properly address the Darlington resident Andrea a reduced price. The cost Freedom Fest event, which will Knapp approached council provides for victims, both chil - Dilapidated Houses: issue that the News and Press dren and adults. Mayor Gloria Council also voted to reported last week about mat - would be shared with the extend their hours this year voicing concerns on the lack of Street Department, with the from 2 – 10 p.m. Lathan shared follow through on ordinances C. Hines signed a proclamation approve the bid for the demoli - tresses and large furniture proclaiming April as Sexual tion of dilapidated houses. items being placed on the curb Water Department sharing that a larger kids zone will be in the city; she brought copies 60% of the payment, and Street shared with more family activi - of photos of complaints by Assault Awareness Month, a According to building inspector on the side of the road in national directive to shed light Henry chapman, six contrac - Darlington. Council will Department sharing 40%. ties. The headline band is still a another resident, John on the horrors of abuse. tors picked up packets but explore the options, including EDA By-Pass Sewer secret, but promises to be a Wallace, that was shared with A satellite center for the PDC there were only two bids; the imposing fines or removal fee Project Bid Approval: crowd pleaser. The event is the City Inspector Henry is located on 460 W. Carolina bid was awarded to M.T.Talbert of items. The issue of people Council voted to approve the touted to be the largest fire - Chapman in November of Avenue in Hartsville to assist Demolition, who bid “dumping” items in front of bid for the EDA By Pass Sewer works display in the Pee Dee 2015, nothing multiple Darlington County residents, $42,190.00 to remove thirteen other homes or businesses was relating to S.C. Water Pollution region. offences by business owners. and the Coalition has a toll- houses, including: discussed, and how that may Control Revolving Fund. This The next council meeting Knapp quoted a media story in free, 24 hour crisis line at: 843- 105 Reid Street, 219 impact imposing a fine on the will benefit future business will be held on Tuesday, May which Mayor Hines was quoted growth for the city on the 3rd at 7 p.m.

Ordinance 4240, which will rather than have that designa - planning and engineering con - ered. Hartsville establish special property tax tion mandated by where they sulting services for the Hartsville Society Hill The town had a first read - assessments for rehabilitated live. Regional Airport ing of an ordinance to adopt Continued from 1A historic properties. Under this Continued from 1A the International Property Lt. Richardson and “Bailey Bill” program, an owner Other items receiving Council also passed first Councilwoman Michelle Maintenance Code to Community Liaison Officer Jaye could apply to have their proper - approval included the following: reading of Ordinance 4242, Steen, discussed the address abandoned and Gullett hope to be in their new ty assessed by the City of amending city codes to allow Darlington County 2017 dilapidated properties.\ offices by mid-June. With guid - Hartsville for historic status, and Resolution 04-16-02 , properties with multiple Hazard Mitigation Plan. The Mayor signed a proclama - ance and mentoring from a sim - if that designation is granted approving $36,723 to purchase dwellings (such as a mother-in- town currently does not tion for Sexual Assault ilar and successful program con - they could receive preferential a new slide feature for the law cottage) to receive services have an agreement with the awareness month for the Pee ducted by the Aiken Police tax rates for a period of 5 to 20 Piratesville Splash Pad from a single water meter, pro - county with FEMA in case of Dee Coalition. Department, Hartsville Safe years depending on how much vided those dwellings are occu - a disaster. Plans are being The next Town Hall meet - Communities is set to officially they spend to rehab the proper - Resolution 04-16-03 , pied by tenants who do not pay made to reinstate agreement ing will be held on Tuesday, kick off operations this July. ty. approving a budget of up to rent. so that town would be cov - May 10 at 6:30 p.m. The 36-month lease would be At council's March meeting, $75,000 to install a new rent-free in exchange for the Mayor Mel Pennington and Versacourt surface (made of city's occupancy, maintenance Mayor Pro Tem Johnny Andrews interlocking polymer tiles) on ® and upkeep of the property. explained that the city chose to the Lawton Park tennis courts , CFP Second reading of Ordinance pursue this program rather than 4244 will be held at council's establishing a formal Historic Resolution 04-16-04 , May 10 regular meeting. District because it provides a authorizing the city to negotiate Also on the agenda, council property owner with the option with the South Carolina passed final reading of to pursue historic designation Aeronautics Commission for

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Hartsville Mayor Mel Pennington, joined by a troop that there are 3.2 million Girl Scouts nationwide, of local Girl Scouts, read a proclamation designating and these young ladies – students in 5th to 12th March 6 through 12 as “Girl Scouts of America” grades – are members of a proud tradition of educa - week in the City of Hartsville. Pennington noted tion and fun dating back 104 years. QUOTE

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Florence; and her daughter, years. After several years of Daun Hand Stuart, 56, of Music Educators National Holloway; his brother, Mike Memorials may be made to Sharon L. Samples of Mint Hill, volunteer service she was Summerville, South Carolina, Conference since 1981, and the (Janice) Holloway of Bluffton, Embrace Hospice, 644 South N.C. Also surviving are her owner/operator of Donna’s wife of Robert Bruce Stuart American Music Educators and several nieces and nephews. 4th Street, Hartsville, SC 29550. grandchildren, Daniel Samples, Ditty and the Frame Shop. She entered into Initiative where she has several The family will receive Family and friends are invited to Brittany Samples, and Austin was a member of Avondale eternal rest Unit Plans published, National friends one hour prior to the sign the online guest book at Samples. Presbyterian Church in Thursday, Art Education Association, service Thursday at Belk Funeral www.kistlerhardeefuneral - Orva was a strong and coura - Charlotte until her marriage in April 7, 2016. American Craft Council, and the Home. home.com geous woman who served her 1972, and then moved her Her memorial Charleston Artist Guild. A guestbook is available country with honor. She was a records to Darlington service was Her pride and joy were her online at www.belkfuneral - Orva Deloe good mother and a loving grand - Presbyterian Church. held Friday, music and art students along home.com. Orva Deloe, 94, died at the mother. She outlived her siblings She is survived by her April 15, 2016 with her Guitar, and Drum McLeod Hospice House on and most of her Round Robin brother-in-law, Eugene in Ashley Groups. She enjoyed performing Mildred Kelly Thursday, December 17, 2015 friends from her days in the U.S. Vaughan; her sister-in-law, River Creative at several low country church's Mildred Kelly, 73, of after a brief but severe illness. A Army, and she will be missed by Pam Vaughan of Darlington; Arts School, 1871 Wallace and organizations. She was also Darlington died on Thursday, graveside service took place at those who remain behind her. her niece, Claudia Vaughan of School Rd. at 5:00 p.m. a member of Bethel United April 7, 2016. Funeral services Florence National Cemetery on A guestbook is available Boulder, CO; her nephew, Arrangements by J. Henry Stuhr, Methodist Church where she were held on Sunday, April 10, Friday, April 15, 2016 at 1:00 online at www.belkfuneral - William Vaughan of Columbia; Inc., West Ashley Chapel, 3360 performed regularly. 2016 at 2:00 p.m. in the Chapel p.m., directed by Belk Funeral home.com. three generations of cousins, Glenn McConnell Parkway, She is survived by her moth - of Kistler-Hardee Funeral Home. Home. cousins-in-law, and a close Charleston, S.C. er, Clelia Hand of Canton, N.C.; Burial will follow in Grove Hill Orva was born on March 5, Donna M. Vaughan family of friends. Daun was born August 29, husband, Robert Bruce Stuart of Cemetery. The family will 1921 on Lehighton, PA, to Anson Donna M. Vaughan passed She was preceded in death 1959 in Macon, Georgia, daugh - Summerville, S.C.; sister, Clelia received friends from 5:00 until Mahlon and Cora Ida Kunkel. away Sunday, April 17, 2016. A by her husband, Claude A. ter of Clelia Garrison Hand and Reardon and the late Robert J. 7:00 p.m. on Saturday, April 9, She grew up in Lehighton and graveside service was held at Vaughan, Jr. the late Charles Albert Hand, Jr. Reardon, Jr., of Charleston, S.C.; 2016 at Kistler-Hardee Funeral Jersey City, oldest of four chil - 11:00 a.m. Tuesday, April 19th In lieu of flowers, memori - She graduated from the College brother, Raven Daemeon Hand Home and other times at the dren. In 1938, Orva graduated at Grove Hill Cemetery direct - als are suggested to the Free of Charleston class of 1981 were of Canton, N.C. home of her daughter, Debbie from high school in Lehighton. ed by Belk Funeral Home. Medical Clinic of Darlington, she received her BA degree in In lieu of flowers, memorials Dixon, 2048 N. Governor She then went to Jersey Medical Born in Greenville, S.C., 203 Grove St. Darlington, S.C. Fine Arts with Music Education may be made St. Jude Children's Williams Highway, Darlington. Center where she earned her Donna was the daughter of the 29532; The Lord Cares Certification, and got her gradu - Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude Mrs. Kelly was born in B.S. in Health Education as well late Frances Roberson and N. Ministry of Darlington, PO Box ate hours from Furman Place., Memphis, TN 38105 or Darlington County. She was the as her certification as a regis - Craig McCorkle. 1457 Darlington, S.C. 29540; University, University of S.C, American Cancer Society, 5900 daughter of the late JB and Ida tered nurse. Donna attended or to Darlington Presbyterian Duquesne University, Winthrop Core Road, Suite 504., North Hall King. Surviving are her hus - In May of 1944, Orva enlisted Charlotte/Mecklenburg Church, 311 Pearl St. University, Appalachian State Charleston, S.C. 29406. band, William "Bill" Kelly of in the U.S. Army. She was Schools and graduated from Darlington, S.C. 29532. University, and Leonard School A memorial message may be Darlington; her daughter, assigned to the 131st Evacuation Columbia College in 1967. She A guestbook is available of Music. She was also an sent to the family by visiting the Debbie (James) Dixon of Hospital, which became part of was the first speech therapist online at www.belkfuneral - apprentice graduate at the J. Henry Stuhr, Inc. website at Darlington; her sons, Frank the Central Europe Campaign, in the Darlington area for 13 home.com. Charleston Naval Shipyard www.jhenrystuhr.com. Tadlock, Brooks Tadlock, and eventually helping to liberate where she was a Nuclear Fabric Jeff (Sherry) Tadlock all of the prisoners of war in the Worker. James Mitchell Darlington; her brothers, Sonny Mauthausen Gusen concentra - Daun taught at First Baptist “Mitch” Holloway (Brenda) King, and Bill (Willie tion camps. Church School (downtown), James Mitchell “Mitch” Mae) King, all of Hartsville; a For her service, she received and Citadel Square Baptist Holloway, age 53 passed away step daughter, Audrey Elliott of the Army of Occupation Medal Deloris Diane Pearce Church prior to her working at Monday, April 11, 2016. A Florence; her sisters, Betty with Germany Clasp, the October 24, 1958 - April 16, 2012 the Charleston Naval Shipyard. memorial service was held 4:00 Smith of Hartsville, and Alice National Defense Service Medal, She received the Teacher of the p.m. Thursday, April 14th in the Catoe of Joanna, S.C.; 11 grand - The European Theatre of It’s been four years since year award from Pinewood chapel of Belk Funeral Home. children; 20 great grandchil - Operations Ribbon with One you said goodbye; Preparatory School in 2000, and Born January 25, 1963, dren; two step grandchildren; a Battle Star, and the American And four years that we still cry; also the Teacher of the year Mitch is the son of Johnny James sister-in-law, Judith Kelly; her Theatre and Victory Ribbons, Not a day goes by that Award at Ashley River Creative Holloway, and the late Edith special neighbors, Cleve and Department of the Army. She we don’t think of you; Arts Elementary School 2010- Nell Huggins Holloway. He Irene, Jimmy and Bertha Mae; received an Honorable and not a night that 2011 school year. worked for Honda, and then for and several nieces and nephews. Discharge from the Army in we don’t say I love you. She was a professional musi - Cayce Company Inc. Mitch Mildred was preceded in death January 1954. The pain is still unbearable; cian whose primary instruments enjoyed hunting, fishing, and he by her brothers, Buddy King, In 1952, Orva married Louis Just like it was yesterday; were the Flute, Trombone, and was of the Baptist faith. Horace King, and Frank King. J. Deloe, a marriage that ended God gained his angel Piano, and she was highly Surviving in addition to his The family would like to in 1966. The couple had three and told us it would be okay! trained in all band instruments. father, Johnny Holloway is his thank Embrace Hospice for the children; sons, David Dale Deloe wife, Lori Johnson Holloway of wonderful care and love shown and Alfred Paul Deloe of With love from the Pearce family - April 16, 2012

others are all welcome. Homecoming at Bible Darlington Area Ministerial CHuRCH Mt. Zion Missionary Truth Holiness Association.The theme this NEWS Baptist Church 7th Annual The Bible Truth Holiness year is “Wake Up America.” The Please send your church news Golf Tournament Church in Lydia, SC, at 5360 scripture: Shout it loud, do not to: [email protected] The Mt. Zion Missionary Indian Branch Road, will be hold back. Raise your voice like Baptist Church will hold their having our annual a trumpet. - Isaiah 58:1 Call for History of St. 7th Annual Golf Tournament Homecoming on May 1, 2016. Sweet Vidalia James UMC at tat the Crossings Golf Club Our Sunday School starts at The Lord Cares Funds raised for Many people raised in St. on Saturday, April 23. The 10:00 am and preaching Please continue to assist The Eye Exams and Glasses James United Methodist Church format is a two man Captain’s begins at 11:00 am with The Lord Cares in caring for those Onions To Place Orders, Call now live beyond Darlington’s Choice with shot gun start at Blythes and Rita, from in need in the Darlington area. Arrive May 11 borders. Some may be descen - Robert Bridgers 843-319-7703 8:30 a.m. To sign up, contact Oklahoma. Dinner will start T.L.C.’s food bank is located at .00 dants of original members, Larry Watts at 843-319-4609, around 12:45 pm and at 1:45 201 Grove Street in Darlington. 25lb. bag $17 John Tyner 843-393-5950 Trustees or Ministers. An associ - or Roderick Arcenaux at 843- pm we will have a singing They are open Monday, 10 lb. bag $10.00 ation with the congregation 453-7492. with The Blythes and Rita and Wednesday, and Thursday could lie in your family papers or our local singers. Come and from 10 a.m. until 12 noon. history. Join others who are try - New Vision Sports Fans help us celebrate 63 years of Donations of non-perishable Order by May 4 ing to document the history of Festival Church Ministry. We will also food items are needed, as are the Church from its infancy as The New Hopewell have Revival, May 2 - 6, 2016 paper products. the “Pearl Street Methodist Outreach Center is hosing a fun at 7:00 pm each night with Episcopal Church” in 1866 family entertainment day on The Blythes and Rita. For through its growth through April 30 from 3 – 7 p.m., featur - more information call 843- wars, civil rights actions and ing 3 on 3 basketball game, flag 332-3442 or 843-858-1209. Everyone is invited to worship with us then to today’s work as part of football game, and a softball the United Methodist Church. game. Come celebrate your 65th National Day of Follow the work of St. James favorite teams in your favorite Prayer and enjoy great gospel music with descendants and friends by con - sports gear! There will also be a The 65th National Day of tacting stjameshistory@ tailgate party with lots of food. Prayer will be observed with a gmail.com. We’ll keep you noti - New Hopewell is located at prayer service at 12:00 noon on fied of our findings and the news 1416 Bethlehem Rd, Hartsville. Thursday, May 5th, at First and events that celebrate our Donation is $25 per person. For Baptist Church in Darlington. shared heritage as families and a more info., call: 843-383-8707 All are invited to attend. The congregation. or 843-617-9839. service is sponsored by the God’s Garden God’s Garden is being pre - pared for planting, and should be ready within ten days. The Family of The Garden is located on Willie M. Shaw, III Smith Avenue. Everyone is invited to join in the fun of planting and watching your (Uncle Butchie) plants grow. There is no charge for plant - Would like to thank ing in the garden. Please fur - nish your own seeds and fertil - everyone for the love izer. There is access to water and support shown to us and tiller for plowing. If you are interested in being a part of during the illness and loss April 24, 2016 • 10:30 a.m. God’s Garden, call: 843-393- of our loved one. 3540. Leave a message, and First Church of God 843-393-5406 your call will be returned. We would love to have more young The Shaw Family 620 N. Main Street Love offering people involved, such as groups Bertha Shaw, George (Jimmy) Franklin, from Scouts, 4-H clubs, and Darlington, SC received Marlina Shaw Wright, Dr. Hilton Shaw Gilbert APRIL 20, 2016 | PAGE 5A THE NEWS AND PRESS, DARLINGTON, S.C.

WE WANT COMMUNITY NEWS Email [email protected], call (843) 393-3811 or fax (843) 393-6811. Subject: COMMUNITY NEWS commWWW.NEWSANDPRESuS.NET nity 13th Annual Jolly Writing Workshops 2016 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm PETS Of THE WEEk Jeepsters Golf at the Library For more information, visit Meet Shaw . Standing out with his raccoon-striped Tournament The Darlington County www.mainstreethartsville.org tail twitching high over his head, Shaw is ready for Play golf and help benefit Library System will offer five or call: 843-383-3015. This playtime and affection. With his fun-loving approach the Jolly Jeepsters Shrine Unit introductory writing work - project is funded in part by the to life, it’s hard not to love this handsome boy. Shaw: on Saturday, April 23 at the shops to be taught by C. Hope Black Creek Arts Council, 1 yr old; domestic short hair male orange tabby. Hartsville Country Club. $50 Clark, held at the Darlington which receives funding from per person. Registration begins Branch on the fourth Tuesday the Sonoco Foundation, the Ginger is a sweet older girl facing a mid-life crisis as at 8 a.m., Tee off at 9 a.m. 4- of every month at 6:30 p.m. South Carolina Arts she finds herself suddenly homeless. We were hopeful Player Captain’s Choice. For #4. “Write It...Read Commission, and the National that someone would come looking for this girl, but no more information, contact: It...Rewrite It...Repeat! - Endowment for the Arts. To one has come. Sam Tallon: 803-229-0966 or Successful Editing.” April 26th. purchase tickets locally, please Ginger is sweet, gen - Bobby Galloway: 843-307- Learn how to start with self- visit the Hartsville Tourism tle with people; she loves to go for walks, but will pull 4725 editing and then move out to Office, 100 E. Carolina Ave. some on the lead because she is excited to see what is peers, mentors, beta readers, going on around her. She hopes someone will see the love Walk with the Docs and professional editors. Darlington County she has to give, and help her enjoy the second half of her Come join the fun at the Learn the different types of Council Meeting life. Ginger: 58 lbs; 6 yrs old; hound/lab mix; female Darlington Raceway on editing and how to recognize The Darlington County Saturday, April 23 at 10 a.m. those flaws that differentiate Council meets on Monday, The Darlington County Humane Society is located 0.5 miles Drive through the tunnel and the writings of a novice from a May 2, and the first Monday of from Darlington Raceway off Highway 151 in Darlington. park in the infield. Come veteran. each month at 6:00 p.m., at honor the area physicians, For more information, call the Courthouse Annex/EMS Have you lost or found a pet? pharmacists and nurses as we or visit the Library’s branches Building, 1625 Harry Byrd or visit our website at Highway (Highway 151), If you have lost or found a pet, go online to www.darlingtonhumane.org and click on the walk 2 laps around the track, www.darlington-lib.org. Darlington, SC. The Council link Lost/ Found Pets . You will be directed to the www.thelostpets.com Web site where 2.7 miles, to raise funds for the Free Medical Clinic of encourages citizen participa - you can register your missing pet. tion and provides an opportu - You will be able to provide a detailed description of your missing pet, as well as attach a photo. Darlington County. T-shirts, APRIl 27-MAY 3 music, refreshments, and a nity for citizens to present Upon registering your lost pet, an e-mail alert will be sent to the Darlington Shelter’s e-mail their concerns at the begin - address. This will allow the Shelter staff to recognize your lost pet should it arrive at the facility. ride around the track in the pace car! Fee: $25 adult, $10 ning of each regular meeting. child. Info: 843-332-0422 or 15th Annual Lamar Those wishing to make a pres - 21, 6 – 9 p.m. Free! For more 843-398-0060. Civitans Tournament entation should contact the Area Happenings info.: 843-383-3015, of Champions Golf Clerk to Council at 843-398- www.mainstreethartsville.org “God in the Midst of Tournament & 4100 or [email protected]. Thursdays at 8p.m at the It All” Reception WEEKLY EVENTS Hartsville AA Hut, 310 S. More Than Sad: The CRC Vision Center The Silver Fox Tournament Darlington City McFarland Street. Suicide Prevention presents the performance of Champions will be played at Council Meeting The Darlington City Council Darlington Elks Training for Parents debut of the dinner theatre the Governor’s Run on Friday, The Darlington County show “God in the Midst of It April 29 and the reception will will hold their monthly meet - Lodge Weekly Events APRIL 20 - 26 be helpd on Thursday, April ing on May 3, and the first Tuesdays: Swing/Shag Intervention School, in part - All” featuring Triza Cox, CRC nership with the Pee Dee Unit Artistic Director. Saturday, 28. The event will provide Tuesday of each month at 7:00 dance lessons, "New" line Lamar High School with five p.m. in the City of Darlington dance lessons from 8-10 p.m. of the SC Chapter National April 23rd at 6 p.m., at the Darlington Economic Association of Social Workers, Darlington County Cultural scholarships and funding for Council Chambers at City Hall, Wednesdays: Karaoke from located at 400 Pearl Street. Development will present “More Than Sad: Realism Vision Center, 302 theirn non-revenue sports pro - 8-10 p.m. Partnership Meeting grams. Tickets are $25, and Thursdays: Bingo at 7:30 Suicide Prevention Training Pearl Street, Darlington. The DCED Partnership for Parents” on April 21, 2016 Donation: $25. For more may be purchased at any p.m. meets on April 20, the third MAY 4 - 7 at the Darlington County information, contact CRC Carolina Bank location or from Darlington Elks Lodge is Wednesday of each month at Intervention School (100 Vision Center at: 843-393- any Lamar Civitan member. located at 836 Timmonsville 8:00 a.m. in the Executive Magnolia Street, Darlington, 9732 This year’s event will honor Hwy. For more info: 843-393- meeting room 271 of the SiMT Lamar’s outstanding teachers 65th National Day of 1451 SC). The program, which building at Florence- begins at 6:00pm, is a curricu - Darlington Soil & Dorothy Plummer and Dorothy Prayer Darlington Technical College. The 65th National Day of Story Time at the lum that teachers parents how Water Conservation White. to recognize signs of depres - District Board Prayer will be observed with a Library Free Health prayer service at 12:00 noon sion and other mental health The Darlington Soil & Darlington NAACP Darlington: Thursdays at 10 Screenings at Bethea on Thursday, May 5th, at First problems, initiate a conversa - Water Conservation District Event a.m. Info: 398-4940 ext. 305. Bethea Retirement Baptist Church in Darlington. tion about mental health with Board will meet April 25 at Saturday, April 30th at 12 Hartsville: Tuesdays at 10 Community will host a FREE All are invited to attend. The their child, and get help. The 7:00 p.m., the fourth Monday noon to 3 p.m, come join the a.m. Info: 332-5115 ext. 7. Health Screenings event service is sponsored by the presenter is Ms. Helen of the month in the Clemson Darlington Branch of the Society Hill: Thursdays at Sponsored by Francis Darlington Area Ministerial Pridgen, a professional social Extension Kitchen at 300 NAACP in the 1100 block of 11:00 a.m. Info: 378-0026 Marion University Nursing South Main Street, Darlington. Association. Lamar: Thursdays at 11:30 worker and youth advocate Russell Street, Room 207, Students on Wednesday April currently serving as S.C. Area The NAACP encourages all citi - The theme this year is a.m. Info: 326-5524 20, 2016 Darlington. Open to the public. “Wake Up America.” The scrip - Director for the American Info: 843-393-0483. zens’ attendance, as this spe - 1 p.m. – 3 p.m. in the Foundation for Suicide cial event will provide infor - ture: Shout it loud, do not hold Library Youth Bethea Fellowship Hall. Open back. Raise your voice like a Programs: Prevention (AFSP). She is Concert Band mation on Voters Registration to the public! involved at the community, and information on the elec - trumpet. - Isaiah 58:1 Darlington Tuesdays at 4:00 Weight & Blood Pressure Concert state, and national levels in April 24, 2016 6:00 pm toral process. Free Food, Win p.m. Checks, Finger Stick, Prizes! D.C. Humane Society suicide prevention efforts. Coker College 300 E College Lamar Family Movie Day: Cholesterol, & Glucose Tests For more info:, call/text Yard Sale Fundraiser Ave., Hartsville Tuesdays 4:00 p.m.; Youth RSVP to Shane Bailey by Taste of Darlington 843-245-3104, han - Come to the BEST yard sale Program: Thursday at 4:00 Monday April 18, 2016 at: [email protected] of the year, and help our furry p.m. The Darlington Downtown DSWC District Board 843-395-4402 or via email: Revitalization Association friends! Thurs. – Friday, May 5 [email protected]. Bethea meeting DCEF Culinary Cup & 6 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and presents the biggest…and The Darlington Soil & Crochet & Knit Club at the Retirement Community is Professional chefs will go Saturday May 7 from 7 a.m. to most delicious… social gather - Water Conservation District Library located at 157 Home Avenue, head-to-head as they battle for noon. at the American Legion ing in Darlington, the annual Board will meet April 25 at 7 Lamar: each Monday at Darlington. bragging rights and the inau - Building on 151, Darlington. Taste of Darlington! The event p.m. the fourth Monday of the 4:30 p.m. 326-5524 gural Culinary Cup trophy on For item pick up please call: is 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday, April month in the Clemson Society Hill: each Friday Darlington Saturday, April 30, 2016 at Darlington: Carolyn Powers at 21, in the garage area at Extension Kitchen at 300 from 2-4 pm 378-0026 Professional Women Tanglewood Plantation in 843-307-2657 or Omie Darlington Raceway. Tickets Russell Street, Room 207, Darlington: 2nd Friday of Darlington Professional Lynchburg beginning at 5:00 McClary at 843-307-3163. are $30 in advance, and $35 at Darlington, SC. Open to the the month 10 a.m. - noon 398- Women (DPW) will meet on p.m. The event will showcase Hartsville: Jeannie Gainey at 4940 the gate. Enjoy delicacies from public. Info: 843-393-0483. April 21, and the 3rd the finest chefs in the area, some of the best chefs in the 843-307-3527. All donations Hartsville: “The Stitchers” Wednesday of each month at Remaining meeting dates Pee Dee and surrounding are tax deductible! group meets the 1st & 3rd including crab cakes, ribs, frog for 2015 are: June 27, July 27, noon at the Darlington legs, lamb chops, BBQ, and areas; ticket sales benefit the Mondays and 2nd & 4th Country Club. DPW is an asso - August 22, September 26, Darlington County Education Rusty Henderson Thursdays at 5 pm. alligator and more. This is a October 24, November 28. ciation for local business - must-visit event for the serious Foundation’s efforts to pro - presents: Willie women to share lunch, enjoy a Nelson Tribute to Pee Dee SCORE foodie! Ages 21 or older DCDSNB Board of mote public education and are presentation, and network. please. The Taste is the DDRA’s $50.00 until April 20. Ticket benefit Harvest Hope Pee Dee SCORE (Service Directors prices after April 20 will be A favorite of Darlington Corps of Retired Executives) biggest fundraiser, raising Darlington County Hartsville Chamber: money for a variety of projects, $75. Tickets can be purchased music lovers, Rusty Henderson offers Free confidential coun - Connections After Disabilities and Special Needs at any Darlington County is sharing a special Willie seling to America's small busi - including decorations for Race Board of Directors will meet Hours Week, beautification projects, School District school or office Nelson Tribute to help raise ness, serving Darlington, Host: Embrace Hospice, April 26, the last Tuesday of or online at www.tanglewood - donations to benefit the Florence and surrounding business seminars, the Market each month (except Dec.) at 202 S. 2nd Street, Hartsville, on Darlington Square, plantation.yapsody.com. Harvest Hope Food Bank on areas. Existing and start-up on April 21 5:30 – 7 p.m. Free the Scott Center in Hartsville two special occasions: Friday businesses can schedule an Darlington Veterans Memorial, at at 2:00 p.m. (Please note to attend. 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PAGE 6A | WEDNESDAY APRIL 20, 2016 NEWS AND PRESS | DARLINGTON, S.C. Darlington Half Marathon 5K and Fun Run may cause some traffic delays The Darlington Half Marathon 5K and Fun Run will Run Darlington be held at the Darlington Half Marathon Raceway on Saturday, April 10, bringing runners from across Saturday, April 30, 2016 the U.S. to the “Track Too Tough to Tame” and downtown Begins at 8 a.m. at Darlington Raceway, last - Darlington will see them up ing no more than 5 hours close and personal as the sneaker-clad group will be run - Route: leaving from racetrack towards Harry ning right through the down - Byrd Hwy through Downtown Darlington. town area. The Darlington Half Portions of the streets may be closed along Marathon, 5K and Fun Run will the course temporarily to allow groups of begin at The Darlington runners to pass. Raceway Saturday at 8:00 a.m. The final mile is a lap around Prepare for delays, especially near the Public "the track too tough too tame" Square and the intersection of Broad and to cross the finish line. All half South Main Streets. marathon finishers will receive a finishers' medal. Trophies For more information, contact: and awards ceremonies will be Darlington Raaceway; 843-395-8900 held in Victory Lane along with City of Darlington Planner Lisa Rock: 843- food and refreshments follow - 398-4000 ext. 103 ing the race. A portion of the proceeds will go to Darlington Shares. The race is expected to last no more than 5 hours. According to City Planner Lisa Chalian-Rock, portions of the streets may be closed along the course temporarily to allow groups of runners to pass. The impact of the traffic should be minimal, according to Rock, but residents need to be pre - pared for delays, especially near the Public Square and the intersection of Broad Street and South Main Streets. The map above highlights the route, shared by the City of Darlington.

nities with the Guard. You go to drill and go back to normal City policeman joins Army National Guard life. Active duty guys live it my student loans and help me that I am out here it’s a dan - 24/7 and they burn out. 68% By Jana E. Pye Editor finish my college degree. Not gerous job. It’s one of those of people who join active duty [email protected] to mention, at the end of 20 things. I just really enjoy it, get out in the first four years; years of service I will have two and I don’t really think about they do one contract and get What makes a person out. A lot- if not most- of our decide to join the military? retirements. And I’ll get to tour the cons . Thinking about stuff the world. The company I am like that is going to drive you guys go the full 20 years. Boan Anthony Boan, a police offi - picked the same profession he cer for the City of Darlington, going into is a combat unit so I insane. But I enjoy doing this, will actually get deployed, so I and I love to help people.” is in. A lot of them don’t, they is taking on a new direction in pick a different profession his life by joining the Army will get to travel and see the With Chief Watson’s com - world. This also gives my chil - mitment to physical fitness in from what they are already in. National Guard. it gives them a break from Boan, a native of dren benefits. It’ll help us his police force, Boan will have along financially.” no problem with the physical Anthony Boan with Sgt. Phillip Cox of the S.C. National Guard their real job and the chance to Chesterfield County, graduat - do something different once a ed from McBee High School in In addition, there are health challenges that BASIC training PHOTO BY JANA E. PYE insurance benefits. “If I get will bring. month. It’s a good experience.” 2007, and began his career in no reason why we can’t go to he loves his job. I think him Drill schedules are given to law enforcement six years ago deployed one time, I’ll get VA “We have a physical fitness benefits,” said Boan. “There test here at the police depart - the gym and stay in shape. going into that second profes - soldiers and their employers in in Hartsville. He has been with Darlington is a great place to sion into the Army National October next year to alert the Darlington Police are a lot of different benefits. ment, and last year I passed it And, Lord forbid anything hap - with flying colors. I am excited work, I really enjoy it.” Guard he is more stoked about them for weekends and weeks Department for two years in Sgt. Phillip Cox with the it because he can continue of service. August. “I’ve always had a pens to me, my children will to see what I am going to do. I be taken care of. So that is am very competitive, I always S.C. National Guard has what he is doing, what loves to “The Guard is designed to sense to want to serve my com - worked for a year and a half at do.” take care of the country in nat - munity. I didn’t join earlier another long term benefit.” have since high school. I just He was inspired to join by enjoy competition; I think this the recruiting office across Upon his return from Basic ural disasters, but units are because I had children right from the Mayflower Training, Boan will be out of deployed for active duty over - out of high school, so now they some of the members of the going to be fun. Darlington Police Force, “I try to stay active, that is Restaurant on Hwy 151 in the Timmonsville Armory, 31 seas. We are ready to rock and are old enough to understand Darlington. He said that any - Bravo, military policeman- a roll when needed.” that I can do this to help us in including the police Chief the key to being a policeman. Danny Watson, who is retired Danny excels on fitness. He one - male or female - ages 17 strictly MP (military police) Residents wishing to learn the long run. I have a sense of to 35 are eligible to apply to unit. The Darlington Armory is more may contact Sgt. Philip duty to my community, and from the U.S Marines. “Just in offers incentives, and they pay our police department, we for a membership to World join the National Guard. a medical unit. Cox at 843-307-3436 or visit also to my country and want to “Boan is really motivated; “There are a lot of opportu - National Guard.com. serve them both.” have four National Guard Fitness Gyms for us. There is Boan met with the News members. Brandon Hale, and Press on Thursday, April Everett Clark, myself and 14; on Monday morning he Bradley Tarte.” “The will be at Fort Jackson and Department was very support - head to Fort Leonard Wood in ive of the decision I am making Missouri for a 20 week train - to support myself and benefit ing. my children.” Boan has two children, a lit - “Age is a factor,” said Boan. tle girl age 6 and a son age 5. “I am 27, and the cut off is 35. The children will travel to see So if anyone is thinking about his graduation ceremony with it or is stuck in a rut, it’s a his two sisters, Lisa Carol and good thing and it’ll help you Amber Boan. “My kids are tak - get your life on the right track, ing it really well.” too.” He will enter the military to Boan shared that he has serve as in the military police really enjoyed being on the (MP). “I will be doing police Darlington police force. “I on both runs.” Boan will head started out as an SRO (at from Basic training to AIT for Brunson Dargan Elementary 20 weeks. After that, he will School), then started working return to the Darlington Police the streets on patrol. Department for his regular As part of the military employment, returning to police , he will be working Guard duty one weekend a checkpoints and in a combat month and two weeks a year. area. “I have people say, ‘why ”A big benefit is school,” he do you want to do this- it’s so said. “They are going to pay off dangerous’ – but every day

Darlington County’s Great American Clean Up 2016 Saturday, April 30th • 8am until 12 Noon Darlington City Hartsville City Contact: Darlene Jackson Contact: Brenda Kelley (843) 398-4029 (843) 383-3018 Town of Society Hill If you would like to Contact: Cora Byrd conduct a cleanup (843) 378-4995 Contact: Paula Newton (843) 398-4800 We’re cleaning up! NEWS AND PRESS | DARLINGTON, S.C. WEDNESDAY APRIL 20, 2016 | PAGE 7A Stranded runners leave Darlington stranded without a victory tom half of the fifth inning for straight walks, including an By Drake Horton Contributing Writer the Falcons, as Darlington intentional walk to Justin started the inning off with two Mack. But with two outs Tabias Darlington – Sometimes a straight singles to go along Dixon struck out on three team just misses too many with a balk by Gainey which pitches ending the threat. opportunities and that is what forced Hartsville head coach Down only 5-3, Darlington happened to the Darlington Tony Gainey to make a change rode that momentum into the this past Friday as the Falcons on the mound, bringing in Cal sixth inning, once again getting dropped their second game in Brunson. the first two runners on before one week to the Hartsville Red Things did not go well for the first out was recorded. With Foxes, this time by a score 6-3. Brunson from the start as the one out Spangler came through “I thought that we played first batter he faced, Taylor again with a single, but mis - well,” Darlington head coach Spangler, hit a RBI single to communication on the bases Dennis Gearhart said after the right that ended up scoring two ended up getting pinch runner game. “We did the things that runs instead of just one as the Franklin Robinson thrown out should have translated to a Red Foxes’ right fielder let the at the plate. win, but we also did more to ball get behind him. “I held him up, he hesitated defeat ourselves than we did to With Spangler on third after and after already getting win it.” the error, Brycen Brown hit thrown out at the plate once In a game that was only sep - what looked to be a perfect sac - earlier during the game I arated by three runs, rifice fly to center field, but thought we had to protect Darlington left seven runners Steve Joyner made a perfect outs,” Gearhart said on the con - on, six that were in scoring throw, throwing out Spangler fusion on the bases in the sixth. position all while having two at the plate, completing the “So if you look at it you should runners thrown out at the plate improbable double play. have bases loaded, one out and as well. “It was a great throw,” with many opportunities to Up 5-1 and going into the Gearhart, commenting on drive a run in and instead we bottom of the fifth inning, Joyner’s throw in the fifth, have guys running with their Brycen Brown Hartsville freshman Garrett said. “We didn’t get a great head down. They didn’t pick up Gainey had done a great job of jump, but he made a great my hand in the air holding him PHOTO BY DRAKE HORTON keeping Darlington off balance, throw.” up.” leaving two runners on in scor - enth and Matt Lynch closed the with the win, but Darlington, allowing only one run and Darlington attempted to do Brown, who has been one of ing position and ending the game retiring the Falcons one, who is now 8-12 overall, 5-3 in keeping base runners to a mini - a little two-out magic following Darlington’s most consistent threat. two, three to end the game. the region, can still finish sec - mum. Spangler being thrown out, hitters all year, grounded out Hartsville added an insur - The Red Foxes clinched ond in the region and clinch a That all changed in the bot - loading the bases up with three following the play at the plate, ance run in the top of the sev - their fourth straight region title home playoff game. Coker’s complete game, Joyner’s big hit leave Darlington just short

By Drake Horton Contributing Writer Hartsville - All it took was one elevated pitch to change the course of the game. “He left it up and that is what a good hitter is going to do,” Darlington head coach Dennis Gearhart said, recapping the ever so fatal sixth inning. Tied at three in Hartsville, the Red Foxes’ Steve Joyner roped two-out, two RBI doubles on the first pitch from Darlington reliever Rylan Weatherford in the bottom of the sixth inning, putting the DHS Basketball Banquet two-time defending lower-state champs up for good, as Hartsville won 5-3 this The Darlington High School Basketball Banquet was held on April 13 past Wednesday. at the Darlington High School cafeteria. Award winners included the All of the excitement was not in that All-Region VI-AAA players for this season: Frankie Johnson and one play, however. In a game that fea - Marquis Green Pictured above left: Frankie Johnson- Most Valuable tured some of the best pitchers in the state Player; Coach Ken Howle; and Savon Williams-Most Improved with Clemson signee Andrew Coker on Player. the mound for Hartsville and Clemson Pictured below right: Defensive Award- Malike Cooper, Coach Brad commit Bryant Huggins on the mound for Knox, and Most Valuable Player- Tyshaun Johnson Darlington, offense was at a minimum and each team was forced to make the most out of its opportunities. “They are a great baseball team, there is no doubt about that,” Gearhart said of Hartsville. “They hit the ball when they needed to, they took advantage of the Bryant Huggins some of the errors we made and some free PHOTO BY DRAKE HORTON passes. We walked a couple of guys and run was scored with two outs as well as Falcons side, but Coker got a quick, one, they did what they were supposed to do; Brunson hit a soft RBI single. two, three sixth inning. they moved runners around.” With a 3-1 lead and Coker cruising on The win, which moves Hartsville one It was Hartsville that struck first in the the mound for the Red Foxes, the game game closer to clinching its fourth scoring column, turning a two-out Baker looked to be in hand, but Darlington straight region championship, was some - Wilfong infield single into a run as Coker wanted to prove to everybody that it was thing that did not come as easy as some helped his own cause with a RBI single to capable of playing with Hartsville and Red Fox fans would have hoped for, espe - right field after a bad pickoff throw allow - that is exactly what happened in the top cially with their ace on the mound and ing Coker’s pinch runner to advance to of the fifth. playing on their home field. second. “When we first talked this season I “I’m happy with the win,” Hartsville The Red Foxes struck again in the bot - said that when we play our baseball game head coach Tony Gainey said after the tom of the second inning with two outs as we can compete with anybody we step game. “They (Darlington) played their Cal Brunson scored on a RBI single to cen - onto the baseball field with and we butts off; you have to give them that. I ter field. There may have been a possible proved it tonight,” Gearhart said after the hadn’t seen them all year, didn’t know Darlington High School play at the plate, but a slight bobble by game. how they were playing, I had just seen Jared Boswell gave the play no chance. After starting the inning off with back box scores in the paper and stuff, but they Darlington cut into the Red Foxes 2-0 to back singles and two steals, Boswell came out swinging. They put some balls band marching to victory lead in the top of the third inning as scored on a wild pitch from Coker and in play, they hit the ball, a lot of people Darlington High School was Brycen Brown went backside with a single Brown picked up his second RBI of the don’t hit Coker like that.” By Sarah Bull Special to the News and Press host to Alpha Kappa Alpha to left field scoring shortstop Garrett game, scoring Revell on a and that While the loss does set back Incorporated – Florence chap - Revell. groundout to the shortstop. Darlington’s hope of winning the region Darlington – The Darlington ter, South Carolina State Hartsville answered the Falcons run Darlington held Hartsville scoreless in championship back a bit, the Falcons still High School Marching Band University Kappa Kappa Psi, however, in the bottom half of the inning the bottom half of the fifth and the are in great shape of finishing second and hosted its inaugural showcase Benedict University’s Phi Mu and just like the previous two runs this momentum was riding high on the getting to host a home playoff game. Saturday, April 16, in the gym, Alpha and their marching band also lovingly known as “the fraternity, Kappa Kappa Psi. bird’s nest.” “As a proud parent of a The first of its kind, the young Falcon tonight, and a showcase featured four area faculty member of Darlington marching bands from the High School, I was honored to Fishing region. Stopping by to unleash witness a fun and positive percussive sounds and creative night,” says Zakiyyah Stroman, ’ dance were Wilson and Joe s a teacher for the school and a Season Darlington high school march - parent. GRrIilLlL ing bands, as well as a section Included in the festivities of the Darlington High School were the most entertaining is here! Under New Management alumni band. crowd pleasers, the Young Lisa Ralley Brandon Johnson, Falcon dancers and drumline. Get your “Live Bait & Tackle” (Former owner of Bazen’s Restaurant) Darlington High School’s The Young Falcons dancers and marching band director and drummers were comprised of from the newest store in Darlington instructor says, “I am a proud elementary and middle school • Enjoy our new breakfast menu alumni and product of students imitating and partici - special $3.95 (includes drink) Darlington High School march - pating first-hand in dance and April Special $5.00 Off ing band, and what better way drumline. any fishing Rod, BrimBuster, • Daily Lunch Specials: to give back to the community Johnson is anticipating an than to rebrand the marching or Crappie Grabber! 11 a.m. - 2 p.m., Mon. - Fri. increase in member participa - (must bring this ad) band experience.” tion from the local showcase. He says his goal is to create “My objective is that people • Open Nightly: 5 - 9 p.m., Mon. - Fri. more opportunities, showcase will see the spirit and talent • Name Brand Rods/Reels talent, which will hopefully that our student body possess - yield in potential children es, and be proud to support our • Live Bait: Crickets, Small & Med. Minnows, “Southern Country Cooking interested in joining the band. local marching band here at Eel, Red & Wax Worms and Nightcrawlers at its Finest” “Perfecting our children’s Darlington High School,” says talent can create a bridge from • Hooks, Fishing Line & Bobbers & more Johnson. 306 Russell St. • Darlington, SC high school to higher educa - Although there were no tion,” says Johnson. awards for placement, every - 843-230-9996 843-393-9140 The crowd was filled with one who participated received excitement as Greek step teams a plaque for outstanding pride 2037 S. Main St. - Darlington, SC stomped through the crowds. and talent. Find Us On Facebook! PAGE 8A | WEDNESDAY APRIL 20, 2016 NEWS AND PRESS | DARLINGTON, S.C. of the folks have been working 1975 to 1984. “The concert will Markette robbed on Earnhardt Jr here for 20 plus years, and they be an iconic band from that era. Cashua Street in deserve this credit. And it is Everything we did last year, we Continued from 1A really great for us to be one of will continue to build on that Darlington “I like the orange, orange is the first 10 pole races now that good foundation in the next five my favorite color, so I think it people get on looking forward to ten years.” Darlington Police are investigat - makes a good looking car.” to. We are here in April and we As past NASCAR icons like ing a robbery at the Cashua He decided to wear a white are talking about a race in Kyle Petty embraced the throw - Street Markette Convenience suit; his team is still deciding on September. That means that we back theme by wearing wide Store. About 2:05 am on their attire. are doing our jobs and I can’t lapels and bell-bottoms, hopes Monday, April 18, a white truck Earnhardt stressed how say enough about the group of are that more will follow suit smashed through the store’s glass much it means to the driver to people who come here to work this year. front doors. The thieves wrapped be part of the look of the car. every day.” “We can do a better job pro - a chain around the ATM, “When I don’t like the paint job, Earnhardt has been very moting people to dress up,” attached the chain to their truck I really don’t feel like driving it. supportive of the throwback continued Wile. “With this and pulled the cash machine out I really like this one.” theme, and even gave his tips to being a new concept, last year it of the store. Surveillance footage Chip Wile was on hand for the track’s team on ways to was hard to visualize. Now that shows at least two male suspects, the unveiling, and shared his make the event even better. they have seen it, I think you’ll covered from head to foot. excitement for the upcoming “When you get the most pop - see more people playing the Anyone with information on this Southern 500. ular driver giving you advice on part on the team side and the robbery is asked to call the “Its really helped bring what works, certainly that helps drivers getting into the era, and Darlington Police Department at Darlington back to the fore - us continue to be successful,” you’ll see it with media folks 843-398-4026. front of every conversation that continued Wile. “With the help and the fans. It’s a fun concept. NASCAR is having right now,” of Dale Earnhardt Jr. and the One of the greatest things PHOTOS BY SAMANTHA LYLES said Wile. “We are on the other drivers, we know we are about our sort is that everyone NASCAR Marketing Calendar, going to be successful again this tries to one up each other; this which is a huge deal. We’ve year.” year you’ll see even more of it.” won every big award that The Bojangles’ Southern 500 For more on the interview, NASCAR gives out, and it truly throwback theme will highlight more photos and a few videos, is because of the team here at pioneers and legends from the log on to Darlington. These guys, most sport, celebrating drivers from www.newsandpress.net.

crash and the heat of the Crash fire. They will make sure the building is structurally Continued from 1A alright.” Wayne Byrd, Darlington Byrd thought the vehicle County Sheriff: looked like a Chevy S10. “The city got the call By daybreak, Samantha around 4:00 a.m. about the Lyles of the News and Press crash, and the fire. They arrived and took more pho - called the fire department to tographs. come put the fire out. We are A press release was sent waiting now …it looks now to media at 3:34 p.m. stating like a vehicle accident, but that Darlington County gov - with the courthouse being ernment operations will involved and general sessions resume normal business starting this morning, we operations at the courthouse were making sure that noth - on Tuesday, April 19, 2016 at ing else was going on…some 8:30 am. The structure has kind of deliberate act.” been inspected and deemed The driver was still in the safe to return to normal vehicle. business. The South Carolina “We are waiting on the Law Enforcement Division Kathy Baxley urges residents to “Walk with the Docs” this Saturday at MAIT team and the SLED (SLED) and the Darlington the Darlington Raceway to raise funds for the Free Medical Clinic of arson team to get here and County Coroner’s Office are Darlington County. PHOTO BY JANA E. PYE look it over. We will probably the lead agencies investigat - have to have someone exam - ing this incident and will be ine the courthouse because responsible for releasing any Walk with the Docs there could be some struc - follow up information. last year,” said Baxley. “We have By Jana E. Pye tural damage between the Editor the best donors, and we thank [email protected] God daily for them!” Honor the many physicians, Fee: $25 adult, $10 child. pharmacists and nurses that vol - Info: 843-332-0422 or 843-398- unteer their time to the Free 0060. Medical Clinic of Darlington The cutoff to order a t-shirt County locations at this year’s has ended, but there will be Walk with the Docs on Saturday, some shirts available on a limit - April 23 at 10 a.m.. ed basis, plus t-shirts from past It’s a great way to honor our years will be available volunteers – past and present - to raise funds for the Free during the fundraiser,” said Medical Clinic of Darlington Kathy Baxley, Executive County. Director. “And it is just really a Sponsors for the event lot of fun each year. We have include: some groups that like to have Gold Sponsor: some ‘healthy competition’ Anonymous which is always fun.” Silver Sponsors ($500): Please, no wagons and no Carolina Pines Regional bicycles are allowed on the Medical Center The vehicle removal from the courthouse to the street. Daybreak photo of the vehicle and damage to the courthouse. Florence Darlington PHOTO BY SAMANTHA LYLES PHOTO BY SAMANTHA LYLES track. Baby strollers and wheel - Technical College chairs are allowed, however. “In Genesis Healthcare fact, Morningside of Hartsville Trinity United Methodist will be brining many of their res - Church of Darlington idents to enjoy a stroll in their Wilson Senior Care wheelchairs. Bronze Sponsor ($250): If teams come, there is a Anderson Plumbing and ‘healthy competition,’ said Industrial Baxley. We will be clocking their Coker Business Systems times.” CMA Services Drive through the tunnel and Ervin Engineering park in the infield. The walk is Morningside of Hartsville two laps around the track, a total SPC Credit Union of 2.7 miles. Music will be play - Friend Sponsors: ing to inspire the walkers, along Brown Pennington Funeral with refreshments. Home After the event, attendees Dedicated Community Bank may enjoy a ride around the First Baptist Church of track in the pace car or track, Hartsville courtesy of the Free Medical Gardner Roofing Clinic. Nationwide Insurance “We had one generous donor Company, Walt Peterson pay for all of the pace car rides Nightingale’s Nursing PHOTO BY SAMANTHA LYLES Hartsville Rotary Club

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The photo from last week was of a gentleman searching for Civil War relics with at metal detector at the backside of the former St. John’s High School and J.C. Daniels Auditorium on North Main Street in Darlington, across from the Darlington Library. The readers that guessed correct - ly were: Albert Simon, Jim Stone, “Hoss” Watford, Bill Segars, Wayne Rhodes, Dr. Cliff Wilson, Francis Parnell, Bobbie Blackmon, Frances Isaac, Marshall Davis, James Powers, Colin and Martha Jordan, and Johnny August. Can you guess where in Darlington County this week’s photo was taken? Please send your guesses to: edi - [email protected] or call 843-393-3811. Good luck! 2B SOCIETY 3B BOOKING REPORT 4B LEGAL NOTICES 5B CLASSIFIEDS

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Bellevue Bellevue - the gorgeous home built in Society Hill by David Rogerson Williams, II circa 1845 - 1850 is being lovingly restored by Dr. Ernest “Chip” Helms. To walk through the home and the grounds is much like going back in time. The house has Greek Revival influences, Ionic columns cast iron railings on the balconies, and boasts triple hung windows that overlook the stunning grounds. The 5,000 square foot, ten room home boasts a stunning three story spiral staircase. The grounds are full of rare native azaleas, magnolias, live oaks, fragrant tea olives and ornamental bulbs. It is, quite simply, magical. PHOTOS BY JANA E. PYE SEE MORE AT WWW.NEWSANDPRESS.NET GOT SOCIETY NEWS? Email [email protected] or call Jana 843-393-3811. APRIL 20, 2016 | PAGE 2B THE NEWS AND PRESS, DARLINGTON, S.C. socWWW.NEWiSANDePRESS.NET ty Sweet Janes on the Square holds ribbon cutting CROSSWORD

By Samantha Lyles Staff Writer [email protected] Darlington Downtown Revitalization Association offi - cially welcomed a new business to the community on April 14 with a ribbon cutting ceremony for Sweet Jane's Cafe and Wine Bar, located at 26 Public Square. Featuring a varied menu of delicious salads, soups, Tapas treats, and entrees to suit any palate, Sweet Jane's offers a broad selection of fine wines and craft beers to perfectly complement your meal. Proprietor Jane Johnson (pictured, center left) said she and husband Gary Johnson were inspired to open the cafe after viewing and “falling in love” with the space, which was PHOTO BY SAMANTHA LYLES lovingly renovated by former owners Heather and Matt new business in Darlington. I'm keep these businesses, people said Jane. Across 50. Absorbed, as a 12. Not fair Jordan to house the tired of going to Florence!” have got to come in. It won't Sweet Jane's Cafe and Wine 1. Something to cost 15. "Tarzan" extra Chameleon Art Gallery. Now joked Mayor Gloria Hines (pic - survive by itself.” Bar is open Tuesday through chew 51. ___-eyed 17. Fix, in a way the Johnsons, along with chef tured, center right), who “Hopefully we can make a Saturday from 11 am until 9 4. Explode 52. Consumes 21. It holds water Julian McLennon and their praised the lovely décor and success of it. The whole family pm, with special reservation 9. Love handles, 55. Novice 22. "i" lid staff, hope to bring a touch of nifty menu while noting that is involved and everyone is only dinner menus available on essentially 57. Technologically 27. Casting need elegant casual dining to it's up to the citizens of working together. It's turned Saturday nights. For more 13. "___ moment" advanced 29. "Is that ___?" Darlington. Darlington to help such estab - out to be good so far, and we information, call 843-393- 14. Be bombastic 60. As a whole 30. Blue hue “It's always nice to have a lishments thrive. “In order to thank you for your support,” 0550. 15. Garlicky may - 61. "Enigma 32. Charades, onnaise Variations" com - essentially 16. Device to thaw poser 34. "___ we having frozen goods 62. Magnetic min - fun yet?" Carolina’s Kids sends 18. A fold or ridge eral 35. Fries, maybe 19. Accused's need 65. Stinky 37. Amniotic ___ 20. Dangerous 66. Arab leader 38. Church dona - 32 DCIS students to fibrous minerals 67. Nancy, in Nancy tion 22. Mythical beast 68. Icelandic epic 39. One who is not 23. Grassland 69. Top competi - strong YMCA Camp Thunderbird 24. "The Three tors, often 42. Rich waxy Thanks to a generous dona - the camp for the third year in a Faces of ___" 70. African ante - cheese tion from Carolina’s Kids, stu - row. 25. Baseball's lope 43. Golf ball sup - dents from the Darlington “We are so very grateful for Master Melvin port County Intervention School Carolina’s Kids as well as the 26. "___ the fields Down 44. Cleave will again get to attend YMCA community organizations and we go" 1. Atlantic catch 45. Dirty Camp Thunderbird this sum - individuals who sacrifice their 28. Like some cows 2. Discover 46. Classified mer along the shores of Lake time and make contributions 31. Not us 3. Tom Brady 48. Pickled Wylie. toward this effort,” Edwards 33. Simply 4. An injury; infor - 49. Errors Carolina’s Kids donated said. “The purpose of this activ - 36. A new sibling mally 53. High points $3,000 to DCIS to cover the full ity is to provide opportunities my marriage 5. Bearish 54. "Naughty you!" cost of attendance. The organi - for our students to experience 40. Through the 6. Backstabber 56. ___ grass zation also donated toiletries themselves, their peers and Camp Thunderbird 1 – Carolina's Kids donated $3,000 and a large postal service 7. Appropriate 58. Maori war for the students to take with their teachers in a nontradition - supply of toiletries on Wednesday to the Darlington County 41. Home, infor - 8. Brusque chant them on the trip, including al setting.” Intervention School (DCIS). The donation will send 32 students to mally 9. Unit of Middle 59. "Don't give up!" toothbrushes, toothpaste, The DCIS students will YMCA Camp Thunderbird at Lake Wylie during the summer. Andrea 44. Appearance East currency 63. "Fancy that!" shampoo, lotion, deodorant attend a weekend event at Pulling, Carolina's Kids director, left, gathered for a photo with Dr. 47. "Chicago" lyri - 10. Hang around 64. Australian run - and body wash. Andrea Pulling, YMCA Camp Thunderbird, Zenobia Edwards, director of DCIS; Jordan Matthews, student; Jerod cist 11. Bay ner director of Carolina’s Kids, visit - which also hosts other types of Cassidy, student; and Anitra Caldwell, DCIS math teacher. ed DCIS on Wednesday to deliv - camps and was founded in er the items and funding. 1936, according to its website. dents anticipate attending, sities but also provide the fund - “Carolina's Kids was hon - “During this three-day week - even students who have suc - ing for experiences like Camp WORD SEARCH ored to be able pay for 32 stu - end, several positive behavioral cessfully matriculated back to Thunderbird. This is a once-in- dents from DCIS to attend tenets that have life application their home schools.” a-lifetime opportunity for some Camp Thunderbird,” Pulling will be taught and learned as As for the funding and pro - of the students, so it is very spe - said. “Our board unanimously students participate in activities viding supplies, Pulling said it’s cial we were able to do this.” voted to fund the entire cost of such as hiking, zip lining and all thanks to the community’s For more information about the trip, and it gave me great even square dancing,” Edwards support of the organization. YMCA Camp Thunderbird, joy to deliver the check to Dr. said. “Group activities that “Carolina's Kids is grateful please visit www.campthun - Zenobia Edwards.” focus on teamwork and cooper - for the support we get from the derbird.org. For more informa - Edwards, the director of ation will also be a part of this communities we serve,” she tion about Carolina’s Kids, DCIS, thanked Carolina’s Kids experience. Each year, our said. “That support enables us please visit www.carolinas- for allowing students to attend group continues to grow as stu - to not only provide basic neces - kids.org.

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Bennett, 26, of 316 Logan Ave, Summary Court Bench Darlington, Entering Premises Hartsville, Malicious Injury to Warrant; Summary Court After Warning Personal Property <$2000 Bench Warrant l Brian Keith Locklear, 45, of l Rodney Martin l Audra Hunt, 49, of 404 133 Norwood Circle, Rontravious Brunson Jr., 18, of Journey's End Rd, Darlington, Darlington, Summary Court BODAORLINGTKON COUINTYN DETENGTION CESNTER A PRRIL 11 THEROUGHP APRIL O18, 2016 RT INMATE NAME/AGE/BOOKING OFFENSE 1044 West KcKevier Rd, No Charge Data Bench Warrant; Summary Editor’s note: The booking Catherine Louise Ford, 35, Darlington, Indecent Exposure l Brexton Dazmond Kendall, Court Bench Warrant; l Christa Dallas Gainey, 23, 17, of 604 Morocca Street, Summary Court Bench report represents a list of persons CHARGES of 2511 Hopkins Drive, l arrested given to the media from Hartsville, MDP Drugs Sch I B C of 244 Morningwood Ln, Darlington, Assault and Battery Warrant; Summary Court Mount Croghan, Shoplifting 3rd Degree Bench Warrant; Summary the Darlington County Detention ABHAN : Assault LSD and SCH II Cocaine 1st <$2000; Trespassing Robert Wayne King, 44, of Court Bench Warrant Center under the S.C. Freedom of and battery, high and l Daniel Jamal Gavins, 23, of l Terronica Alecia Graham, 2632 New Market Road, Tammy Van Martin, 49, of Information Act. aggravated nature 1850 Amoretta Dr, Darlington, l l 32, of 3412 Gee Money Dr., Hartsville, Public Disorderly 1823 Esperanto Ln, All people are presumed inno - DUAC : Driving under Driving Under Suspension Darlington, Assault and Battery Conduct Timmonsville, DUI/Driving cent until proven guilty. Please unlawful alcohol l Christopher Eugene 3rd Degree Jacob Martin, 20, of 112 Under the Influence .08 1st be advised there are many people concentration Haigler, 50, of 1212 l Michael Carl Hickson, 51, Wood Creek Rd, Darlington, Elizabeth Daniell with similar names. DUI : Driving Coppersmith Dr, Hartsville, l l of 1021 Prince Trail Park, Assault and Battery 3rd Degree Robinson, 37, of 5251 Indian If listed here erroneously, under the influence DUS (License Not Susp DUI) Olanta, Contempt of Family David Matthew Sheffield, Branch Rd, Hartsville, Poss 28G please contact the detention cen - DUS : Driving 2nd l Court 33, of 1160 Old Millpond Rd, or Less Marij/10G or Less Hash ter, which will send us any cor - under suspension l Jonathan Allen Hoover, 27, Joseph Horace Turner, 41, Darlington, Assault and Battery 1st rections. If a person is found not CDV : Criminal domestic of 4334 Stillwater Rd, l of 326 Orange St Lot 16, 3rd Degree; Cleveland Slater Jr., 52, of guilty in a court of law, that per - violence Orangeburg, Probation l Darlington, Reckless Driving; Domestic/Domestic Violence 1836 N 5th St, Hartsville, son may have that printed here CDVHAN : Criminal Violation Driving Under Suspension 3rd Degree; Malicious Injury to Shoplifting <$2000 as well by providing court docu - domestic violence, high l James William Johnson, Dmario Kurt Anderson, 26, Personal Property Tiffany Alisha Stukes, 25, ments to us to that effect. and aggravated nature 33, of 1029 Woodman Drive, l l of 1411 Sheldon Dr, Darlington, Charles Junior Taylor, 66, of 915 Wolf Pack Court, Sumter, PDC : Public disorderly Hartsville, Shoplifting <$2000; l Parole Violation of 2309 Ebenezer Rd, Florence, Driving Under Suspension l Robert Wayne King, 44, of conduct Bench Warrant DUI Helen Bowcutt, 29, of 201 Manuft Possess Other Sub Sch I Victor Solorio Vargas, 46, 2632 New Market Road, PWID : Possession with l Johnny Lee Johnson, 59, of l l Sunset Drive, Hartsville, II III WITD 1st of 108 7th St 1A, Hartsville, Hartsville, Public Disorderly intent to distribute 2036 Leavensworth, DUI/Driving Under the Leverne Wheeler, 64, of DUI/Driving Under the Conduct SPOM : Simple Darlington, Sentenced by l Influence .08 1st 1110 Dreamland Trail, Influence .08 1st; Driving l Donald Charles McNair, possession of marijuana Court; Sentenced by Court Andrew Delone Brown, 37, Darlington, Weekender Without a License 45, of 106 Rosemary Ln, l Christy Virginia Keith, 30, l Laurinburg NC, of 407 Evans St, Hartsville, of 344 Floyds Rd, Darlington, l Shane Cameron Winburn, l Jenny Lynn Beasley, 27, of Attempted Murder; Attempted 18, of 1812 Wildwood Court, 2317 Winburn Dr, Hartsville, Shoplifting/Enhancement 26, of 330 Bell Ave, Hartsville, Neglect by Legal Custodian; Murder; Attempted Murder; Hartsville, DUI/Driving Under Breach of Peace >$2000 <$10,000; Entering Poss 28G or Less Marij/10G or Neglect by Legal Custodian Attempted Murder; Attempted the Influence .08 1st James Alvin Dixon Jr., 37, Premises After Warning; Less Hash 1st; Municipal Court l Claude Junior Moore IV, l Murder; Attempted Murder; Ashley Gabrielle Bryant, of 2382 Gallowaytown Rd, Shoplifting $2000 or Less Bench Warrant (Shoplifting); 22, of 2165 Helen Street, l Arson Third Degree; Arson 23, of 906 Amewood Drive, Hartsville, Assault and Battery Enhance 16-0-157; Entering Poss Firearm by Convicted Hartsville, Drugs/Possession of Third Degree; Arson Third Hartsville, DUS (License Not 3rd Degree Premises After Warning Felon Cocaine 1st; MDP Drugs Sch I B Degree; Assault Police Officer Susp DUI) 2nd John Alvin Gainey, 40, of l Brice Scott Russell, 30, of Jelonta Chavon Bacote, 23, C LSD and Sch II Cocaine 1st l l While Resisting Arrest Remon Anthony Cadet Jr., 2847 Patrick Hwy, Hartsville, 650 Turner Road, Florence, of 116 Gandy Street, l Devon Nickelson, 22, of l Master Sammie Brunson, 25, of 221 NW 146th St, Miami Malicious Injury to Personal Weekender Darlington, Poss 28G or Less 412 Jasper Ave, Hartsville, Poss l 44, of 632 E Bobo Newsome, FL, Operating Motor Vehicle Property <$2000 l Antonio Laquan Benjamin, Marij/10G or Less Hash 1st; 28G or Less Marij/10G or Less Hartsville, Weekender w/o License Robert Harriott, 66, of 416 26, of 123 E Home Ave, Bench Warrant SPOM; Bench Hash 1st l Michael Anthony Dudley, Randy Clifford Glass, 52, Jasper Ave, Hartsville, Hartsville, DUS (License Not Warrant SPOM l Ahmad Rashad Sellers, 32, l l 37, of 1710 Willis Dr, Hartsville, of 512 Hibiscus Rd, Lamar, DUI/Driving Under the Susp DUI) 2nd; Habitual Traffic John William Brown Jr., of 100 Brunson St, Darlington, l Assault and Battery 1st Degree DUI/Driving Under the Influence .08 1 st Offender 27, of 4100 Dunaway Dr, Poss 28G or Less Marij/10G or Craig Allen Elias, 45, of Influence .08 1st; Operating Kyle Hunter White, 21, of l Michael Anthony Dudley, Florence, Shoplifting <$2000 Less Hash 1st; Burglary Second l l 1884 Fox Hill Ct, Hartsville, Motor Vehicle w/o License; 1818 Golf Course Rd, 37, of 1710 Willis Dr, Hartsville, Gregorio Brunson, 17, of Degree l DUS (License Not Susp DUI) Child Endangerment Vehicle Hartsville, Public Disorderly DUS (License Not Susp DUI) 335 Sumter Avenue, Hartsville, l Andre Jerry Williams, 30, 2nd; Reckless Driving; Habitual (Minor) Conduct 2nd Murder; Armed Robbery of 2915 S Cartersville Hwy, Traffic Offender Shelly Denise Goodman, Lakeya Goins Bacote, 41, of l Benjamin Lewis Armed with Deadly Weapon; Timmonsville, DUS (License l l Dakota Wayne Gainey, 18, 24, of 925 Newberry Road, 100 Reid St, Darlington, Kesselring, 36, of 704 Dunlap Poss of a Weapon During a not Susp DUI) 3rd or More; l of 1920 Newport St, Hartsville, Lamar, Assault and Battery 3rd Weekender Dr, Hartsville, DUI/Driving Violent Crime Habitual Traffic Offender; Pointing and Presenting Degree Demarcus Anthony Belk, Under the Influence .08 1st Presley Chavis, 70, of 1816 Public Disorderly Conduct; Poss l l Firearms at a Person; Carry Hayward Tim Goodson III, 24, of 1517 Ebenezer Rd, l Deangelo Marquell Mackton Rd, Lamar, 28G or Less Marij/10G or Less l Firearm Public Buildings/Adj 28, of 131 Cross Street, Darlington, Pointing and McFarland, 25, of 1030 E Home Drugs/Possession of Cocaine Hash 1st; Bench Warrant DUS Area Darlington, Public Disorderly Presenting Firearms at a Ave, Hartsville, Grand Larceny 2nd Offense; MDP SCH I B C 2nd; Bench Warrant DUS 1st; Emanual Tony Graham, Conduct Person; Pointing and Value $10,000 or More; LSD and SCH II Cocaine 2nd; Poss Other Controlled Sub in l 23, of 3220 New Hopewell Brandon Jamarkus Harris, Presenting Firearms at a Summary Court Bench Warrant MDP SCH I B C LSD and SCH II Sched I to V 1st; Poss Other l Road, Hartsville, Driving 26, of 6125 Lockhart Rd, Person; Pointing and (SPOM); Transp Alcohol in Cocaine 2nd; MDP SCH I B C Controlled Sub in Sched I to V Without a License; Poss 28G or Kershaw, Open Container of Presenting Firearms at a Motor Vehicle w/Seal Broken; LSD and SCH II Cocaine 2nd 1st Less Marij/10G or Less Hash 1st Beer/Wine; DUI/Driving Under Person; Pointing and Driving Under Suspension; Sedrick Dequency Durant, l Joseph Ryan Winburn, 40, l Tammy Lynn Hatchell, 44, the Influence .08 1st Presenting Firearms at a Giving False Information; 22, of 405 Hartland Dr, of 2735 Mount Olive Road, l of 328 Clyde Rd, Hartsville, Willie Lee Hudson, 58, of Person; Poss of a Weapon Parole Violation Hartsville, Burglary Second Hartsville, Assault and Battery l Manuft Possess Other Sub Sch I 451 Pennington Cir, Hartsville, During a Violent Crime; Poss of l Sylvester Eugene Mixon, Degree; Petty Larceny <$2000; 3rd Degree II III WITD 1st DUI/Driving Under the a Weapon During a Violent 28, of 3400 Carl Brewer Dr, Malicious Injury to Personal l Christina Renee Benjamin, Christopher Lee Hickman, Influence .08 1st Crime; Criminal Conspiracy; McBee, Poss 28G or Less Property <$2000 18, of 649 Heathwood Dr, l 41, of 2157 S Center Rd, Randy Jerome Jeffery, 30, Criminal Conspiracy Marij/10G or Less Hash 1st; Samuel Levern Epps, 31, Darlington, Public Disorderly l l Darlington, DUS (Suspended of 628 E Jackson St Apt C1, Michael Alexander Manuft Poss Sch V Drugs 1433 Fairfax Road, Florence, Conduct; Fail to Appear After l for DUI) 3rd/Sub; Open Lamar, Reckless Driving Shepard, 26, of 2331 Parrot Dr, w/Intent to Dist 1st; Neglect by Filing a False Police Report of a Release for a Misdemeanor; Container of Beer/Wine; Raymond Joe Johnson, 54, Florence, Petty Larceny Legal Custodian Felony Resisting Arrest l DUI/16 or More 3rd Offense; of 1806 Jeffords Mill Rd, <$2000 l Antwain Kentani Moses, l Sanquan Tromaine

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LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF ABANDONED Case Number: Room 208 Courthouse, One indicating the name and the event of a third party bidder measures 267.72 feet, by prop - a deficiency judgment, prior to NOTICE TO CREDITORS PROPERTY 2016ES1600117 Public Square, Darlington, SC address of the claimant, the and that any third party bidder erty of Ruth W. Cason on sale. OF ESTATES Notice is hereby given that the Personal Representative: 29532, within eight(8) basis of the claim, the amount fails to deliver the required which it measures 190.80 feet The sale shall be subject to All persons having claims following property will have a Leslie P Capbianco months after the date of the claimed, the date when the deposit in certified (immedi - and by property of Loyal Order taxes and assessments, exist - against the following estates title applied for in 30 days if Address: 524 W Home first publication of this Notice claim will become due, the ately collectible) funds with Moose Lodge #595 on which ing easements and restrictions MUST file their claims on the owner does not make Avenue, Hartsville, SC 29550 to Creditors or within one (1) nature of any uncertainty as to the Office of the Special it measures 142.76 feet; and of record. Form #371ES with the (38p3 leave in thru 4-20-16) claim: year from date of death, the claim and a description of Referee, said deposit being on the West by property of This sale is subject to all title Probate Court of Darlington NOTICE TO CREDITORS Beige double wide 2000 whichever is earlier (SCPC 62- any security as to the claim. due and payable immediately Traci A. & Dewey G. Stokes III matters of record and any County, the address of which is Fleetwood Vin# GE01253837 , OF ESTATES 3-801, et seq.), or such persons Estate: Janie Mae H Flowers Room 208 Courthouse, One upon closing of the bidding on on which it measures 365.73 interested party should consid - abandoned at 1325 Flinns Rd., All persons having claims shall be forever barred as to Date of Death: 7/8/2016 Public Square, Darlington, SC the day of sale, the Special feet and by property of Inez er performing an independent Hartsville, SC 29550 . against the following estates their claims. All claims are Case Number: 29532, within eight(8) Referee will re-sell the subject King Hursey on which it meas - title examination of the subject Owner to contact Timothy MUST file their claims on required to be presented in 2016ES1600128 months after the date of the Edwards, Jr at 843-229-2958 Form #371ES with the written statements on the pre - Personal Representative: property at the most conven - ures 210.00 feet, said tract of property as no warranty is first publication of this Notice or 843-332-8235 . Probate Court of Darlington scribed form (FORM #371ES) Janice Maenell Flowers ient time thereafter (including land being irregular is size and given. to Creditors or within one (1) (38p3 leave in thru 4-20-16) County, the address of which is indicating the name and the Gainey the day of sale) upon notifica - shape, all as shown on plat pre - The sale will not be held unless year from date of death, NOTICE OF APPLICATION Room 208 Courthouse, One address of the claimant, the Address: 1933 Byrdtown tion to counsel for Plaintiff. pared for Dorothy A. & Lewis either Plaintiff’s attorney or whichever is earlier (SCPC 62- Notice is hereby given that Public Square, Darlington, SC basis of the claim, the amount Road, Hartsville, SC 29550 Should the last and highest Anderson by Ryan F. Magnus, Plaintiff’s bidding agent is 3-801, et seq.), or such persons William A. Baird/Original 29532, within eight(8) claimed, the date when the Attorney: James C Cox, Jr bidder fail or refuse to comply PLS dated July 14, 2008 and present at the sale and either shall be forever barred as to Raceway Grill, LLC intends to months after the date of the claim will become due, the Address: POB 519, Hartsville, with the balance due of the bid recorded in Plat Book 201 at Plaintiff’s attorney or their claims. All claims are apply to the South Carolina first publication of this Notice nature of any uncertainty as to SC 29551 within 30 days, then the page 887 in the office of the Plaintiff’s bidding agent enters required to be presented in Department of Revenue for a to Creditors or within one (1) the claim and a description of (39p3 leave in thru 4-27-16) Special Referee may re-sell the Clerk of Court for Darlington the authorized bid of Plaintiff written statements on the pre - license/permit that will allow year from date of death, any security as to the claim. NOTICE TO CREDITORS property on the same terms County. for this captioned matter. In scribed form (FORM #371ES) whichever is earlier (SCPC 62- OF ESTATES the sale and on premises con - Estate: Marsha D Oates and conditions on some subse - This being the same property the alternative, Plaintiff’s indicating the name and the 3-801, et seq.), or such persons All persons having claims sumption of Beer and Wine at Date of Death: 2/6/2016 quent Sales Day (at the risk of conveyed unto Dorothy A. counsel, if permitted by the address of the claimant, the shall be forever barred as to against the following estates 1207 Harry Byrd Hwy, Case Number: the said highest bidder). Anderson, Mary E. Anderson Court, may advise this Court basis of the claim, the amount their claims. All claims are 2016ES1600136 MUST file their claims on claimed, the date when the Darlington, SC 29532. To No personal or deficiency and Floyd Finch, Jr. by virtue directly of its authorized bid - required to be presented in Personal Representative:Mary Form #371ES with the claim will become due, the object to the issuance of this judgment being demanded, of a Deed from Lawton S. ding instructions. In the event written statements on the pre - Catherine Oates Stuckey Probate Court of Darlington nature of any uncertainty as to the bidding will not remain Finch dated October 14, 1994 a sale is inadvertently held permit/license, written protest scribed form (FORM #371ES) Address: 310 Law Street, County, the address of which is the claim and a description of must be postmarked no later indicating the name and the Hartsville, SC 29550 Room 208 Courthouse, One open after the date of sale, but and recorded October 18, without Plaintiff’s Counsel or any security as to the claim. than April 22, 2016. address of the claimant, the (39p3 leave in thru 4-27-16) Public Square, Darlington, SC compliance with the bid may 1994 in Book 81 at Page 274 in Counsel’s bidding agent enter - Estate: Willie M Shaw III For a protest to be valid, it basis of the claim, the amount NOTICE TO CREDITORS 29532, within eight(8) be made immediately. the Office of the Clerk of Court ing the authorized bid of Date of Death: 3/24/2016 must be in writing, and should claimed, the date when the OF ESTATES months after the date of the Purchaser to pay for documen - of Darlington County, South Plaintiff for this specifically Case Number: include the following informa - claim will become due, the All persons having claims first publication of this Notice tary stamps on Special Carolina. Thereafter, Floyd captioned matter, the sale 2016ES1600146 tion: nature of any uncertainty as to against the following estates to Creditors or within one (1) Referee's Deed. The successful Finch, Jr. conveyed his interest shall be null and void and the Personal Representative: (1) The name, address and the claim and a description of MUST file their claims on year from date of death, bidder will be required to pay in this same property unto property shall be re-advertised Bertha Coffin Shaw telephone number of the per - any security as to the claim. Form #371ES with the whichever is earlier (SCPC 62- interest on the balance of the Dorothy A. Anderson and for sale on the next available Address: 1305 Gus Drive, son filing the protest; Estate: Mae Denton Parker Probate Court of Darlington 3-801, et seq.), or such persons bid from the date of sale to Mary F. Anderson by virtue of sale date. Darlington, SC 29532 (2) The specific reasons why Date of Death: 8/2/2015 County, the address of which is shall be forever barred as to date of compliance with the a Deed dated December 15, Neither the Plaintiff nor its (40p3 leave in thru 5-4-16) the application should be Case Number: Room 208 Courthouse, One their claims. All claims are bid at the rate of 7.375% per 1998 and recorded December counsel make representations NOTICE OF SALE 2016ES1600024 Public Square, Darlington, SC required to be presented in denied; annum. 16, 1998 in Book 223 at Page as to the integrity of the title or BY VIRTUE of a decree hereto - Personal Representative: 29532, within eight(8) written statements on the pre - (3) That the person protesting The Plaintiff may waive any of 208 in the Office of the Clerk the fair market value of the fore granted in the case of The Cynthia P Gaines months after the date of the scribed form (FORM #371ES) its rights, including its right to of Court of Darlington County, property offered for sale. Prior Citizens Bank vs. Dennis is willing to attend a hearing Address: 1256 Gilchrist Rd, first publication of this Notice indicating the name and the (if one is requested by the a deficiency judgment, prior to South Carolina. Thereafter, to bidding you may wish to Fulton Hill, Sr. a/k/a Dennis F. Darlington, SC 29540 to Creditors or within one (1) address of the claimant, the Hill, Sr., and Patrick Perry applicant); Attorney: Parker E Howle, 100 year from date of death, basis of the claim, the amount sale. Mary F. Anderson conveyed review the current state law or (4) That the person protesting The sale shall be subject to her interest in this same prop - seek the advice of any attorney Mancill, CA# 2016-CP-16- St Johns St, Darlington, SC whichever is earlier (SCPC 62- claimed, the date when the 0059, I, the undersigned, will resides in the same county 29532 3-801, et seq.), or such persons claim will become due, the taxes and assessments, exist - erty unto Dorothy A. Anderson licensed in South Carolina. sell on May 17, 2016 at 11:00 where the proposed place of (38p3 leave in thru 4-20-16) shall be forever barred as to nature of any uncertainty as to ing easements and restrictions by virtue of a Deed dated ______a.m., at the Darlington County business is located or within NOTICE TO CREDITORS their claims. All claims are the claim and a description of of record. January 5, 2007 and recorded Haigh Porter five miles of the business; and, OF ESTATES required to be presented in any security as to the claim. This sale is subject to all title January 5, 2007 in Book 1046 Special Referee for Darlington Courthouse, 1 Public Square, (5) The name of the applicant All persons having claims written statements on the pre - Estate: Charles E Andrews, Sr matters of record and any at Page 9143 in the Office of County Darlington, South Carolina, to and the address of the premis - against the following estates scribed form (FORM #371ES) Date of Death: 3/1/2016 interested party should consid - the Clerk of Court of Scott and Corley, P.A. the highest bidder the follow - es to be licensed. MUST file their claims on indicating the name and the Case Number: er performing an independent Darlington County, South Attorney for Plaintiff ing property: Protests must be mailed to: Form #371ES with the address of the claimant, the 2016ES1600140 title examination of the subject Carolina. Thereafter, Dorothy (39c3 leave in thru 4-27-16) All that certain piece, parcel or S.C. Department of Revenue, Probate Court of Darlington basis of the claim, the amount Personal Representative: property as no warranty is A. Anderson conveyed this NOTICE TO CREDITORS lot of land containing 7.55 County, the address of which is ABL SECTION, P.O. Box 125, claimed, the date when the Charles Edward Andrews, Jr given. same property unto Lewis OF ESTATES acres, more or less, situate, All Room 208 Courthouse, One Columbia, South Carolina claim will become due, the Address: 514 Prestwick Drive, The sale will not be held unless Anderson and Dorothy A. All persons having claims that certain piece, parcel or Public Square, Darlington, SC 29214-0907; or faxed to (803) nature of any uncertainty as to Florence, SC 29501 either Plaintiff’s attorney or Anderson, as joint tenants against the following estates tract of land lying and being 29532, within eight(8) the claim and a description of Attorney: Heyward Merice 896-0110. Plaintiff’s bidding agent is with right of survivorship, by MUST file their claims on situate in Darlington County, months after the date of the any security as to the claim. Andrews, Jr (38p3 leave in thru 4-20-16) present at the sale and either virtue of a Deed dated July 23, Form #371ES with the and being shown and desig - first publication of this Notice Estate: Larry Dale Johnson Address: 2285 Kelleytown Probate Court of Darlington nated as Lot A on a plat of lots NOTICE TO CREDITORS to Creditors or within one (1) Plaintiff’s attorney or 2008 and recorded July 28, Date of Death: 2/1/2016 Road, Hartsville, SC 29550 County, the address of which is carved from Hillside OF ESTATES year from date of death, (39p3 leave in thru 4-27-16) Plaintiff’s bidding agent enters 2008 in Book 1053 at Page Case Number: Room 208 Courthouse, One Subdivision, said plat by D.J. All persons having claims whichever is earlier (SCPC 62- SPECIAL REFEREE the authorized bid of Plaintiff 9812 in the Office of the Clerk 2016ES1600134 Public Square, Darlington, SC Wilkes, RLS, dated September against the following estates 3-801, et seq.), or such persons Personal Representative: Ethel NOTICE OF SALE for this captioned matter. In of Court of Darlington County, 29532, within eight(8) 14, 1982 and recorded in the MUST file their claims on shall be forever barred as to James Johnson 2013-CP-16-00947 the alternative, Plaintiff’s South Carolina. Thereafter, months after the date of the office of the Clerk of Court for Form #371ES with the their claims. All claims are Address: 1400 Reed Avenue, BY VIRTUE of a decree hereto - counsel, if permitted by the Dorothy A. Anderson died on Probate Court of Darlington first publication of this Notice Darlington County in Plat required to be presented in Hartsville, SC 29550 fore granted in the case of: Court, may advise this Court June 14, 2013, per public County, the address of which is to Creditors or within one (1) Book 88 at page 71. Reference written statements on the pre - (39p3 leave in thru 4-27-16) U.S. Bank, National directly of its authorized bid - record, leaving Lewis year from date of death, Room 208 Courthouse, One being had to said plat for a scribed form (FORM #371ES) NOTICE TO CREDITORS Association vs. Roberta Tolsen ding instructions. In the event Anderson as the sole owner of whichever is earlier (SCPC 62- Public Square, Darlington, SC more complete and accurate indicating the name and the OF ESTATES O`Steen, I, the undersigned a sale is inadvertently held the subject property. 3-801, et seq.), or such persons 29532, within eight(8) address of the claimant, the All persons having claims description. Haigh Porter, Special Referee without Plaintiff’s Counsel or TMS No. 145-00-02-005 shall be forever barred as to months after the date of the basis of the claim, the amount against the following estates This being the same property for Darlington County, will sell Counsel’s bidding agent enter - Property address: 320 Wire their claims. All claims are first publication of this Notice claimed, the date when the MUST file their claims on conveyed to the Mortgagor on Tuesday, May 3, 2016 at ing the authorized bid of Road, Darlington, SC 29532 required to be presented in to Creditors or within one (1) claim will become due, the Form #371ES with the herein by deed Branch 12:30 PM, at the County Plaintiff for this specifically TERMS OF SALE: The suc - written statements on the pre - year from date of death, nature of any uncertainty as to Probate Court of Darlington Banking and Trust Company whichever is earlier (SCPC 62- Courthouse, One Public captioned matter, the sale cessful bidder, other than the scribed form (FORM #371ES) the claim and a description of County, the address of which is of South Carolina, said deed 3-801, et seq.), or such persons Square, Darlington, SC 29540, shall be null and void and the Plaintiff, will deposit with the indicating the name and the any security as to the claim. Room 208 Courthouse, One address of the claimant, the having been recorded in the shall be forever barred as to to the highest bidder: property shall be re-advertised Special Referee, at conclusion Estate: Harold Walker, Jr Public Square, Darlington, SC basis of the claim, the amount office of the Clerk of Court for their claims. All claims are Date of Death: 6/3/2015 29532, within eight(8) All that certain piece, parcel or for sale on the next available of the bidding, five percent claimed, the date when the Darlington County on required to be presented in Case Number: months after the date of the lot of land, together with the sale date. (5%) of said bid is due and claim will become due, the February 13, 2003 in Book written statements on the pre - 2015ES1600345 first publication of this Notice buildings and improvements Neither the Plaintiff nor its payable immediately upon nature of any uncertainty as to 1025 at page 7481. scribed form (FORM #371ES) Personal Representative: to Creditors or within one (1) thereon, situate, lying and counsel make representations closing of the bidding, in cash the claim and a description of Property Address: 2940 indicating the name and the Keressia Swonetti Graham year from date of death, being mostly with the City of as to the integrity of the title or or equivalent, as evidence of any security as to the claim. Shadeland Circle address of the claimant, the Address: 341 Rosenwald whichever is earlier (SCPC 62- Hartsville, in the County of the fair market value of the good faith, same to be applied basis of the claim, the amount Estate: William James Lynch, Florence, SC Road, Society Hill, SC 29593 3-801, et seq.), or such persons Darlington, in the State of property offered for sale. Prior to purchase price in case of claimed, the date when the (39p3 leave in thru 4-27-16) Sr TMS# 202-16-01-042 shall be forever barred as to South Carolina, measuring to bidding you may wish to compliance, but to be forfeited Date of Death: 3/25/2016 claim will become due, the NOTICE TO CREDITORS TERMS OF SALE: The success - their claims. All claims are two hundred ten (210) feet review the current state law or and applied first to costs and Case Number: nature of any uncertainty as to OF ESTATES ful bidder, other than the required to be presented in along its northern and south - seek the advice of any attorney then to Plaintiff's debt in the 2016ES1600142 the claim and a description of All persons having claims written statements on the pre - Plaintiff, will deposit, at the ern boundaries and one hun - licensed in South Carolina. case of non-compliance. In the Personal Representative: any security as to the claim. against the following estates scribed form (FORM #371ES) conclusion of the bidding, five dred fifteen (115) feet along its Haigh Porter event of a third party bidder Emily K Lynch Estate: James McCoy, Sr MUST file their claims on indicating the name and the percent (5%) of the bid, in eastern and western bound - Special Referee for Darlington and that any third party bidder Address: 2321 Lynches Drive, Date of Death: 12/29/2015 Form #371ES with the address of the claimant, the cash or equivalent, as evidence aries and being bound as fol - County fails to deliver the required Hartsville, SC 29550 Case Number: Probate Court of Darlington basis of the claim, the amount (40p3 leave in thru 5-4-16) of good faith, same to be 2016ES1600121 lows: North by property for - Scott and Corley, P.A. deposit in certified (immedi - County, the address of which is claimed, the date when the NOTICE TO CREDITORS applied to purchase price in Personal Representative: Room 208 Courthouse, One merly of C.T. Miller; East by Attorney for Plaintiff ately collectible) funds with claim will become due, the OF ESTATES case of compliance, but to be Shirley Temple Flanagan Public Square, Darlington, SC the Old Hartsville-Lydia Road, (39c3 leave in thru 4-27-16) the Office of the Special nature of any uncertainty as to All persons having claims forfeited and applied first to Address: 1799 Willow Branch 29532, within eight(8) the claim and a description of known as Miller Road; South SPECIAL REFEREE Referee, said deposit being against the following estates costs and then to Plaintiff's Lane NW, Kennesaw, GA months after the date of the any security as to the claim. by property of Ray E. and NOTICE OF SALE due and payable immediately MUST file their claims on debt in the case of non-compli - 30152 first publication of this Notice Estate: Darlene Lovelace Long Frances A. Petty; and West by 2015-CP-16-00739 upon closing of the bidding on (38p3 leave in thru 4-20-16) Form #371ES with the ance. Should the last and high - to Creditors or within one (1) Date of Death: 2/23/2016 property formerly of the Estate BY VIRTUE of a decree hereto - the day of sale, the Special NOTICE TO CREDITORS Probate Court of Darlington est bidder fail or refuse to year from date of death, Case Number: of J.E. Miller. Said parcel is fore granted in the case of: Referee will re-sell the subject County, the address of which is OF ESTATES make the required deposit at whichever is earlier (SCPC 62- 2016ES1600130 known as 602 14th Street, Champion Mortgage property at the most conven - Room 208 Courthouse, One All persons having claims time of bid or comply with the 3-801, et seq.), or such persons Personal Representative: Hartsville, SC 29550. Company vs. Lewis Anderson, ient time thereafter (including Public Square, Darlington, SC against the following estates shall be forever barred as to other terms of the bid within Carmen Lynn Hodge This being the same property et al., I, the undersigned Haigh the day of sale) upon notifica - 29532, within eight(8) MUST file their claims on their claims. All claims are thirty (30) days, then the Address: 435 W College conveyed to Roberta Tolson Porter, Special Referee for tion to counsel for Plaintiff. months after the date of the Form #371ES with the required to be presented in property will be resold on the Avenue, Hartsville, SC 29550 O`Steen by Deed of Darlington County, will sell on Should the last and highest first publication of this Notice Probate Court of Darlington written statements on the pre - Co-Personal Representative: same terms and conditions on Distribution from the Estate of Tuesday, May 3, 2016 at 12:30 bidder fail or refuse to comply to Creditors or within one (1) County, the address of which is scribed form (FORM #371ES) Pamela Gainey Bell some subsequent Sales Day at Room 208 Courthouse, One Dorothy R. Harvin dated PM, at the County with the balance due of the bid year from date of death, indicating the name and the Address: 2107 Vista Vue Drive, the risk of the said highest bid - Public Square, Darlington, SC November 19, 1999 and Courthouse, One Public within 30 days, then the whichever is earlier (SCPC 62- address of the claimant, the Hartsville, SC 29550 der. Personal or deficiency 29532, within eight(8) recorded November 19, 1999 Square, Darlington, SC 29540, Special Referee may re-sell the 3-801, et seq.), or such persons basis of the claim, the amount (39p3 leave in thru 4-27-16) shall be forever barred as to judgment having been months after the date of the in Book D258 at Page 344 in to the highest bidder: property on the same terms claimed, the date when the NOTICE TO CREDITORS their claims. All claims are demanded, the bidding will first publication of this Notice claim will become due, the OF ESTATES the ROD Office for Darlington All that certain piece, parcel or and conditions on some subse - required to be presented in remain open for a period of to Creditors or within one (1) nature of any uncertainty as to All persons having claims County. tract of land containing 2.15 quent Sales Day (at the risk of written statements on the pre - thirty (30) days after the sale year from date of death, the claim and a description of against the following estates TMS No. 036-04-03-001 acres, with improvements the said highest bidder). scribed form (FORM #371ES) as provided by law. Purchaser whichever is earlier (SCPC 62- any security as to the claim. MUST file their claims on Property address: 602 14th thereon, lying, being and situ - No personal or deficiency indicating the name and the to pay for preparation of the 3-801, et seq.), or such persons Estate: Myra W Gray Form #371ES with the Street, Hartsville, SC 29550 ate near Darlington, in the judgment being demanded, address of the claimant, the deed, documentary stamps on shall be forever barred as to Date of Death: 3/22/2016 Probate Court of Darlington TERMS OF SALE: The suc - County of Darlington, State of the bidding will not remain their claims. All claims are basis of the claim, the amount the deed, and recording fees. Case Number: County, the address of which is cessful bidder, other than the South Carolina as shown on a open after the date of sale, but claimed, the date when the required to be presented in SUBJECT TO DARLINGTON 2015ES1600138 Room 208 Courthouse, One Plaintiff, will deposit with the survey by J. E. Tucker, Jr., compliance with the bid may claim will become due, the written statements on the pre - COUNTY TAXES AND Personal Representative: Public Square, Darlington, SC Special Referee, at conclusion dated July 9, 1973 and record - be made immediately. nature of any uncertainty as to scribed form (FORM #371ES) Wilda J Gray, Jr 29532, within eight(8) ASSESSMENTS, EASE - of the bidding, five percent ed in Deed Book 81 at page 274 Purchaser to pay for documen - the claim and a description of indicating the name and the Address: 235 W Shortcut Rd, months after the date of the MENTS, RESTRICTIONS, (5%) of said bid is due and and being generally bounded tary stamps on Special any security as to the claim. address of the claimant, the Timmonsville, SC 29161 first publication of this Notice ANY OTHER MATTERS OF basis of the claim, the amount (39p3 leave in thru 4-27-16) payable immediately upon and described as follows, to Referee's Deed. The successful Estate: Marian Harper to Creditors or within one (1) Date of Death: 3/17/2016 RECORD. claimed, the date when the NOTICE TO CREDITORS closing of the bidding, in cash wit: on the North by Wire bidder will be required to pay year from date of death, Case Number: s/ Steven G. Mikell claim will become due, the OF ESTATES or equivalent, as evidence of Road - S. C. Road 328 on interest on the balance of the whichever is earlier (SCPC 62- 2016ES1600148 April 11, 2016 nature of any uncertainty as to All persons having claims good faith, same to be applied which it fronts and measures bid from the date of sale to 3-801, et seq.), or such persons Personal Representative: Special Referee for Darlington the claim and a description of against the following estates to purchase price in case of 260.00 feet and by property of date of compliance with the shall be forever barred as to William M Harper County any security as to the claim. MUST file their claims on compliance, but to be forfeited Inez King Survey on which it bid at the rate of 1.740% per their claims. All claims are Address: 107 Circle Dr., Ray Coit Yarborough, Jr. Estate: Joseph Allan Form #371ES with the required to be presented in and applied first to costs and measures 210.15 feet; on the annum. Darlington, SC 29532 Attorney for Plaintiff Capobianco Probate Court of Darlington written statements on the pre - then to Plaintiff's debt in the east by property of Willie L. & The Plaintiff may waive any of (40p3 leave in thru 5-4-16) (40c3 leave in thru 5-4-16) Date of Death: 2/24/2016 County, the address of which is scribed form (FORM #371ES) case of non-compliance. In the Bettie S. Pearson on which it its rights, including its right to NOON FRIDAY AD DEADLINE Call 393-3811,fax 393-6811or e-mail APRIL 20, 2016 | PAGE 5B [email protected]. THE NEWS AND PRESS, DARLINGTON, S.C. classWWW.NEiWSANfDPRESSi.NET eds

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