I

THE FORUAM COMPANY UONUOUTH, ILL. 61462

First Of The Week t &t0t&tl0tom ®imt* Edition ESTABLISHED 1797 IN COUNTY $7.00 IN STATE 18.00 Georgetown, S.C. 29440 Tuesday, September 3, 1974 Vol. 178 No. 81 OUT OF STATE $9.00 Church Plans Tax Commission Expansion Historic All Saints, Wac­ suite of offices, a nursery, a Asked To Cut camaw, Episcopal Church at parlor for the women's ac­ Pawleys Island has launched an tivities and a kitchen. exciting long-range expansion The estimated cost of the of its present facilities that will, long-range buildings will be hopefully, preserve its tradition about $255,000. of the past and successfully Over the estimated 20-year engage the future as well as the building program in addition to present. the Parish Hall, will be a new Property Levies The Reverend John H. church and later a new Templeton, rector of All Saints Educational Building. for the past four years, said this The Hall is now oeing con­ The attorney for three their property reassessed, "it presented before the week that due to growth of the tracted across the road from All would open the door for other Georgetown County board. community, All Saints Vestry Waccamaw Neck property Saints and upon completion of owners has asked the State Tax Waccamaw Neck property The Kingstree attorney said decided upon steps to meet the the new church some years owners to press for the same that he attacked a property tax anticipated needs of the Commission to rule either that from now, it will face the the recent reassessment of all action. reassessment formula based on membership and prospective present church. land sales which was used by members of the church. property in that area is invalid, Although Marlowe said that The new construction is being or that his clients' property be he had no idea when the Tax County Auditor L. H. Siau in the The foundation for the some architecturally keyed to the old reassessed downwards. Commission would hand down reassessment of Waccamaw All Saints Church. 7,000 square feet building, to LaNue Floyd, a Williamsburg its ruling in the case, "I feel Neck lands in 1973. be known as the "Parish Hall" The pink-brown exterior will fairly optimistic about it. If I Floyd said he contended that be duplicated and similar County lawyer and state has been laid and anticipated senator, made that plea before didn't, I never would have Siau used the formula in completion will be in April of window and columnar details started this." computing the taxes for his will be used. the Tax Commission last 1975. Thursday in an appeal hearing However, Marlowe added three dints' property, rather The Hall will contain a This presents something of a stemming out of a judgment that he and the two other than reassessing their lands 'spacious assembly area which problem, Mr. Templeton said, against the three plaintiffs by plaintiffs will take their case individually. That formula, said will be used for meetings in that many building ac­ the Georgetown County Board of against property tax Floyd, isn't in accordance with dinners and other community cessories such as the windows Tax Appeals. reassessments to the courts if state law, which requires that activities. and shutters must be specially the Tax Commission doesn't property be reassessed based The complex will include a Artist's Conception Of Pawleys Island Church Expansion Should the three-member CONTINUED ON PAGE 9 board of the Tax Commission rule in their favor. on individual fair market value. which heard the appeal rule in "We'll take whatever further He added that the Due To Tight Economy favor of the three property steps are necessary. I wouldn't reassessment of all Waccamaw owners, it would have drop it at this point," he added. Neck property owners' land was resounding repercussions for Marlowe, W. E. Vereen and discriminatory, since other other property taxpayers in the Mrs. Rosa Parker are con­ portions of the county weren't Waccamaw Neck, according to testing that the 1973 included in the auditor's Frank Marlowe of Pawleys reassessment of * their reassessment program. Mall Development Plan Shelved Island, one of the plaintiffs in respective properties is Floyd also said that the the case. discriminatory, inequitable and reassessment of their property Plans for commercial the Interior official labelled the properties valued at $16 million. lenders holding $24 million in property was filled in, plans for Marlowe said after the one illegal, according fo Floyd. was uneven, since it didn't take development of property south Corps' practice a "dangerous Company president Keith B. debt, to continue to fund the the land reportedly included an and a half hour hearing in Floyd said he argued the case into account the value of each of U.S. Highway 17 across from procedure." Belser said that agreements construction operations of the enclosed shopping mall a motel Columbia that even if the Tax before three members of the particular parcel, but used the the Holiday Inn have been Company officials promised had also been reached with two company. condominiums and a public Commission rules in favor of Tax Commission on the same formula instead. postponed hy the developer. announcements about com­ of the firm's largest secured At the time tbe Georgetown •oarin-l the plaintiffs' request to have evidence *hat he had earlier CONTINUED ON PAGE 8 mercial development plans after the land was filled in, but A spokesman for the Belser none have been forthcoming. Co., Inc., of Columbia said last The spokesman for the Harbor Dredging week that due to "present company- one of the South's circumstances" in the largest developers-said that economy, plans for the con­ the firm is "in the position most struction of an enclosed other companies are in" shopping mall and other To Begin Friday financially. facilities would be delayed "a good while." However, the spokesman Dredging of the Georgetown disposal site in the ocean. added that the postponement of Harbor entrance channel is A spokesman for the The Belser Co. had the low- plans to develop the land had scheduled to begin this Friday. Charleston District of the Corps lying land filled in with dredged nothing to do with recent The Corps of Engineers' U. S. said last week that the Gerig material from Winyah Bay last petitions filed by the company hopper dredge Gerig will arrive would be delayed in arriving in spring. During that operation, and a subsidiary for federal for three weeks of dredging the Georgetown from its work in the company had a request court protection under Chapter outer bar at the entrance to the Port Royal. It is scheduled to approved for doubling the X of the Bankruptcy Act. harbor down to a 27-foot leave there on Wednesday, take amount of fill from 150,000 cubic Concurrent with the petition authorized depth. on supplies in Charleston yards to 300,000 cubic yards, filing, Belser reported it had The dredging will remove Thursday and arrive for work at although the Corps of Engineers reached a preliminary approximately 350,000 cubic the channel entrance on Friday. didn't advertise that request agreement with a Philadelphia yards of sand and silt at the The work is part of the Corps' through a public notice underwriting group towards channel entrance, and it will be annual maintenance dredging procedure. One Department of refinancing apartment complex deposited at a designated of the Georgetown harbor. Plant ers ville To Ask FHA For Water System Funding The Greater Plantersville The application caps a two pered, according to the board, from the Government In­ Water Co. is planning to submit and a half year struggle by the by the "impounding" of $150 formation Service and the local an application for a rural water Board to build up enough in­ million of the FHA's rural water FHA office in Andrews that the system to the Farmers House terest within the community to funds by the Nixon ad­ money was again available. GRACIOUS PLACE-One of the most historic and 1910, "The Hermitage" is noted for its lovely ap­ Administration sometime in warrant funding from FHA for ministration. However, the During the past two and a half September, the company's the construction of the system. impounding was lifted in the years, the board has been gracious plantation homes along the Coastal parition, Alice Belin Flagg. Mr. Willcox welcomes Board of Directors announced Interest in the Plantersville first week of August, and the collecting membership fees of Lowcountry is "The Hermitage", owned by Mr. a group of young ladies from Georgetown who have last week. area for the system was ham­ board received information $10 and a "water fee" of $60 and Mrs. Clarke Allen Willcox, Jr. of Murrells come to visit "Alice's Room" at the head of the within the community that Inlet. Besides having been a portion of a 937-acre stairs. See story on page 5 canvases some 240 families. tract purchased by Mr. Willcox, Sr. of Marion in The board reported that since Citizens Meet To Map Out the "impounding" was lifted, !C»l«?irj«. Federal Objection Withdrawn figure the Board feels will show All-America City Contest the FHA the community's sincere interest in the project, Interested citizens' groups and that the Plantersville area met last week to map out plans is prepared to meet its financial obligation for the system. McClellanville Annexes leading to Georgetown's entry Television Station in an All-America Cities contest Abie Ladson, chairman of the next year. Board, and Alan Green, vice- The Justice Department has Ashley said last week that town stating that it would not town took the formal action to James J. Mott, a member of chairman, said the the company rescinded its objection to a "We finally satisfied" a Justice discriminate against race, annex the acreage, known as the Citizens for the has not received membership proposed annexation of a 330- Department objection that the creed or color in any future the Silver Hills section. Features Georgetown Beautification of Georgetown, fees from the 200 families they acre area in McClellanville, and annexation would alter the annexations, according to the Ashley pointed out that the A Greater Myrtle Beach had been taped earlier last said that the two-and a half hour had hoped to by this time, but a the town has formally annexed town's voting pattern and racial mayor. town has given neighboring Chamber of Commerce week, discussed both the meeting last Wednesday night survey taken in the community it. make-up. blacks the opportunity to sign official, the Georgetown past »*-d the future of was absorbed in the discussion showed that 80 per ccent of the The Justice Department Ashley said he mailed the petitions for annexation, but of the varied civic-minded County Council chairman Georgetown County. CONTINUED ON PAGE 9 McClellanville Mayor Robert simply wanted a letter from the letter two weeks ago and the "the majority of the people and the County Bicentennial During the taping, Fogel projects underway in the city. don't want it." Commission chairman were presented slides snowing Mott explained that the group The inclusion of the Silver to go on the air Sunday in a various historic structures In resolved to send a letter to the Hills section in the town will 30-minute television the city, Roling talked about National Municipal League mean an increase in its tax base program informing the the upcoming Bicentennial listing the accomplishments of the Mayor said. public about Georgetown. celebration in Georgetown, citizens as an informal entry in Officials Tour Sea Resorts Several persons who have and Schooler discussed the the league's competition for All- title to the land are planning to Tad Fogel, a chamber vice county's move towards America Cities awards this subdivide it into lots and sell president; Alfred B. "home rule" for its govern­ year, Members of Georgetown nesday and Thursday were Ray condominium unit development that the group left Georgetown them for a small residential Schooler, County Council ment. Although the group realized County Council and the Watts, president of the Watts on three parcels of land at Wednesday in three private development. chairman* and Jim Roling, Fogel said that the that it was too late to apply Georgetown Planning Com­ Corp.; Hank Litten, vice Litchfield Beach. planes for a tour of Amelia "We are trying to entice Bicentennial Commission television station invited formally for the competition mission were taken on a two- president in charge of Their application for a zoning Island, a condominium people to come in here," said chairman, appeared on Georgetown officials to deadline of Sept. 16, a letter will day tour last week of resort operations for Watts; and John change from general residential development now under con­ Ashley, adding that present WCBD-TV Sunday as the appear on the program as be sent to the league listing the development at Amelia Island, Poole, public relations director to a planned unit development struction by Hilton Head residents of the area "don't featured guests for the the first of a series of in­ accomplishments of Fla., and Hilton Head Island by at International Paper's will come before a Planning developer Charles Frasier. mind" seeing newer areas station's "Viewpoint" terviews with officials from Georgetown civic groups "to let representatives of the firms Georgetown Mill, representing Commission public hearing After touring condominium around the town being program. surrounding counties in the them know that the City of planning for a development at IP Realty. Sept. 12. units on the island off the coast developed as long as it doesn't Fogel said that the show, WCBD coverage aea. Georgetown exists," said Mott. Litchfield Beach. IP Realty and the Watts Corp. Planning Commission of Georgia and Florida, Altman mean any intrusion into the CONTINUED ON PAGE V Conducting the tour Wed­ are partners in planning a 1,960- Chairman Linwood Altman said CONTINUED ON PAGE 3 town's old section. 2 THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Tuesday, September 3, 1974 Editorials • THE PATRIOT YEARS Water Piped The Boulevard: THE FIRST STEP TO GOOD GOVERNMENT STARTS HERE... Into New York From the Pennsylvania these four New-England gov­ gNeed Packet, Philadelphia in ernments (Massachusetts, the summer of 1774, 200 Connecticut, New Hampshire Once again the Boulevard has grown considerably in years ago: and Rhode Island) in the pres­ NEW YORK — The Corpo­ ent year 1774 (must have a boat landing is in a condition recent years, and actually ration of this city met and population of) 737,135 of whom that makes it difficult and at serves as a drawing card for agreed to Mr. Christopher more than 100,000 are effec­ Colles's proposal for supply­ tive men able to bear times hazardous for fishermen from other areas. ing this city with fresh water arms. ... operators of outboard by means of a Steam Engine The Doctor says that our A cracked concrete slab Reservoir, and conduit pipes; motors to launch or place does not make for accessible importations of goods from and in order to carry the said Great Britain for the year 1760 their boats on trailers. boating facilities. Hopefully, useful and laudable design amounted to two millions (in The use of this landing, the this landing can be placed in into immediate execution British pounds sterling) to the they resolved to issue promis­ continental colonies onlv. only really accessible small good shape to serve a vital sory notes as the work shall EIGHT DOLLARS boat landing in Georgetown, public need. advance. REWARD According to this design, Ran away from the sub­ the water will be conveyed scriber, living in Walnut- through every street and lane street, Philadelphia, an Irish in this city, with a perpendic­ servant girl named ANN At Last, ular conduit pipe at every CARSON, bought from on hundred yards, at which wa­ board the Prosperity of Bel­ ter may be drawn at any time fast; about 24 or 25 years of of the day or night, and in case age, of middle stature, long It's All Over of fire each conduit pipe will brown hair, speaks a good be so contrived as to commu­ deal in the Scotch dialect. Had nicate with the extinguishing on and took with her a black A woefully long session of of local .government fire engine, whereby a speedy bonnet, a long cotton gown, and plentiful supply of water and a short callico ditto never the South Carolina General becomes all the more ob­ may be had in that calamitous washed a new black skirt, an Assembly has ended with the vious. Letters To The Editor situation. under ditto, with a callico bor­ question of home rule for The conflicts of interest BOSTON - The learned der, very much patched, a and ingenious Dr. Stiles of pair of black everlasting city and county govern­ that exist with some Newport ... computed that ments still unresolved, legislative leaders has CONTINURnnMPAnir« 6 thanks to the maneuvers of a resulted in a hue and cry for Harassing Landowners Small Talk: political "old guard" that ill a meaningful ethics bill. To The Editor: property seems rather pointless The principal value of the serves the best interests of That too has been denied by I received a copy of a letter unless that property can be used marshes is for hunting and South Carolina. the "Old Guard" leaders of under the date of July llth, 1974, for something other than fishing but we are investigating to you from Representative raising eagles, alligators, and the possibility of using the Palmetto State voters in the General Assembly. Alex Sanders which you printed entertaining nature lovers marshes for aquaculture to Weddings 1972 clearly expressed their The astonishing victory of in your July 16th issue of the without admission fees. We meet the ever increasing intent in constitutional Charles Ravenel in the Georgetown Times. have eagles, ospreys, alligators demand for food as the I greatly appreciate Mr. and nature lovers as our guests. population increases. By Watt Huntley amendments that legislative Democratic gubernatorial Sanders comments about my We enjoy them as guests. We are unalterably opposed delegations concern race shows that South brief history of the rice fields We own our land including our to any legislation that restricts When you're up to your neck in alligators, themselves with statewide Carolinians are gagging on which appeared as a letter to marshes and have for many the utilization of our property in remember that the main idea was to drain the the editor on July 9th. It is years. any manner that might swamp. matters and leave control of politics as usual and difficult to condense a long We have made improvements decrease its value. Take weddings, for instance. A couple intent on city and county government welcome hope of meaningful history into a few paragraphs. to the marshes when we could C.E. Graham Reeves An owner of former rice fields afford to do so. Annandale Plantation marriage can go to the courthouse, get a license, to local bodies. This, in a change. Apparently, some in Georgetown County must stand before someone legally authorized to conduct nutshell, is what home rule old politicians fail to get the currently obtain a permit from such a ceremony, and in just a few minutes be just as is all about. message, but the winds of the U.S. Corps of Engineers to legally married as it is possible to be. This is draining drive as much as one pile in a the swamp without the burden of alligators. That special session of the change are blowing. break to effect a repair to a Inflation: On the other hand, it seems to be every young girl's General Assembly that just former rice field bank, if the m break in the bank is below mean dream to have a wedding complete with alligators up ended still was unable to high water. (Rivers and Harbor to her neck. resolve the dilemma created Act of 1899). The first alligator arrives when she selects a date to by efforts to restore Soft Foot This situation is very dif­ suit her, her fiance, the minister, the families, the ferent from obtaining a building Whose Fault? legislative control of local organist, the soloist, and everyone else with a sup­ permit. One must file an ap­ porting role or it part in the staging of the production. government, in short, the plication with the Corps of By ROBERT BETTS inflation means he is having Engineers, and advertise in the Copley News Service to pay increasingly more for This alligator is capable of laying eggs that of course denial of home rule. Needed local newspaper. less — and not just at the su­ hatch into more alligators. It has all been one terrible The Corps sends copies of the Inflation is the nation's permarket. He is caught in an application to over 100 govern­ "public enemy No. 1," in the all-around budget squeeze as The next alligator comes with the selection of the waste of time and money, in With schools once again mental agencies, federal and words of Gerald Ford. An costs of everything from hair­ matron of honor, the maid of honor, the bridesmaids, our opinion. opening, care and caution on • state, any one of whom can file economist calls it America's cuts to houses go racing ahead the flower girls, and the ringbearer to be sure that all This state deserves the part of motorists is most an objection. "worst festering sore." of his income. diplomatic relations are observed. This is another If the objection seems to be The ailment is not new to Planning for the future has self-reproducing alligator. something better from its in order. valid, in the judgement of the this country. But never before given way to a growing sense Another alligator muddies the swamp water with legislature to improve the All too often we read of the Corps, one is given the op­ has it struck with such of insecurity as inflation portunity to go to bat with that virulence, nor caused such erodes the value of policies, the decision on a color scheme for the attendants' quality of local and state loss of young school children agency and try to change its widespread confusion, frus­ bonds and savings put by for dresses and the flowers. If all the bridesmaids had government. As South who carelessly dart in front mind. tration and fear. vacations, college, retirement hair the same color, this alligator's jaws would be too In a recent case, a There's confusion because, or as insurance against a weak to snap shut. But whoever heard of such a Carolina grows in economic of a vehicle moving too fast breadwinner's death. diversity, the need for to stop in time to avoid a representative of a most in­ although the word is as famil­ harmless alligator? fluential federal agency ap­ iar now to any housewife The United States is not the The next alligator drags in with the choice of music. strengthening the structure tragedy. proved an application to dike a shopping in a supermarket as only country caught in infla­ state-owned property but to any economist, the eco­ tion's grip. It is a global dis­ If the bride and the minister have serious differences disapproved an application to nomic forces which bring in­ ease which has swept like the of opinion as to what constitutes wedding music, this dike a privately-owned flation about are so complex plague across international little alligator can quickly grow to maturity and property, identical in nature, on that even the experts have borders. Many countries are become vicious. A Poor the grounds that the public difficulty sorting them out. in far worse plights. The invitation list is more like a can of worms than would benefit from the one There is frustration because The worldwide push for eco­ approved, but that the public none of the several remedies nomic expansion, accompa­ an alligator. With care, this can of worms will contain would not benefit from the that have been tried seems to nied by rising affluence is a no baby alligators. Suggestion application of the private ap­ work for long. major contributing factor, it Even the parties for the bride develop alligators as plicant. Mr. Sanders, is this As for fear, it is expressed is generally agreed. her friends and family try to schedule them to ac­ The Times rejects a utilities-and the average fair? I have read your bill over in gloomy predictions of full- The textbook definition of comodate the various frantic flounderings of the other and over. I feel that it is a scale economic collapse. Fed­ inflation is "too much money suggestion made last week citizen-pay taxes. It's not further form of harassment to eral Reserve Board Chairman chasing too few goods," alligators. that the State of South logical for the utilities' tax the owner of rice fields. Arthur F. Burns has warned, meaning the amount of money Finally, the alligators have been conquered, and Carolina pick up the tab for dollar to go to the salary of a Mr. Sanders, the law of the "If long continued, inflation at or credit in circulation ex­ it's time to drain the swamp. lands refers to "mean high anything like the present rate ceeds the supply of goods and Here comes the bride-worn out and dazed from an appointed consumer- consumer-advocate lawyer. water" as the accepted would threaten the very services avaUable. fighting alligators and trembling because she's been advocate lawyer to appear If it were logical, then the determining factor in owner­ foundations of our society." Economic expansion means too nervous to eat or sleep for the past twenty-four before the Public Ser­ ship. It does not refer to In the last six months infla­ more people at work, more state should pay for the vegetation. Bad law is bad law, tion has reduced the buying wages being paid, and thus hours. vice Commission. Both the utilities' lawyer also. and if, because of expediency, a power of the dollar to 90 cents. more people with more money But isn't she radiant and self confident? Even the mistake is made, does such an Many economists believe it to spend As prosperity rises circles under her eyes enhance her beauty. erroneous concept become law? will continue to clip off an av­ so do their expectations. Up It's hard to believe this fragile bit of femininity has Do you remember the law suit erage of five or six cents year­ goes the demand for better incurred by the South Carolina ly for the foreseeable future. spent the last several months battling and defeating Fair Is Fair Public Service Authority in To the average consumer, CONTINUED ON PAGE 3 alligators. But maybe it's good training for whipping connection with the Santee- a husband into shape. Cooper Project? Do you recall State officials in Iowa are taking business calls during the outcome of those suits? telling their employees not their lunch break, it would Things change. You say that to eat lunch at their desks. only be fair to dock their rice fields are of course not salt As they interpret a new rule salaries for time spent on marsh. Correct! But what about a former rice from the Department of personal phone calls they field that became a salt marsh Labor, an employee must be make or receive during because of the Santee Cooper paid overtime if he answers business hours and any other Project? The Santee Delta prior to 1942 the phone during his lunch time they spend not strictly was a fresh water delta and hour. This could run into attending to the work at comprised prior to 1912 some of money. hand. The Labor Depart­ the most productive, and probably valuable, rice fields in ment better be careful with the world. The water in much of On the other hand, it might its hair-splitting definitions the delta is now brackish. I referred to former rice fields. all balance out. If people of time on and time off or it Rice is no longer grown in the tf must be paid extra for will ruin the whole system. Santee Delta. The water was fresh in rice growing days and continued to be fresh until 1942. It is now brackish, due to a 2tye (fonrgrtnum okum political boon-doggle (the Santee Cooper Rediversion). Established 1797 Does your bill cover such P. O. Box G 606 Front Street contingencies? A hugh acreage, of about Georgetown, S. C. 29440 25,000 acres, in the Santee Delta may be given to the state or Published Tuesday and Thursday of Each Week federal government. It is reported that value for tax Thomas P. Davis Editor and Publisher purposes may be as high as $1,000 per acre not $4,000, as Second Class Postage Paid At Georgetown, S. C. 29440 you menti, uld a buyer be found who would pay $1,000 per Subscription Rates: acre? Both you and I, if candid, would doubt this. 1 Year In County $7-00 I Year In State 98.00 I Year Out of State 19.00 Mr. Sanders, paying taxes on 'Yet, indeed-the President will keep on doing his 17 laps daily! THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Tuesday, September 3, 1974 Volunteers Help Phone Lines educated Restore Church Open To Coastal footwear. takes a major step Volunteers from the Myrtle the Holy Cross Faith Memorial Zone Program Beach Air Force Base Alter Parochial School. Rosary Society, led by Chaplain The volunteers, giving up a Persons desiring information In other action at this week's towards snappy styling (Lieutenant Colonel) John day of Open House celebration, on the South Carolina Zone meeting, the advisory com­ McCann, went out to Pawleys also measured the school's Planning and Management mittee heard a report from Island recently and made good windows for draperies which program or on any problem in Frank P. Nelson of the South use of scrapers, ladders, will be made by Sergeant Henry the area of coastal zone Carolina Water Resources combined with happy brushes, rollers, and lots of Varela. management now can get an Commission on the establish­ paint to refurbish the interior of Before the facelift there was answer with a telephone call. ment of tidal benchmarks in comfort talk of closing the school due to coastal waters. its age, scant enrollment, and Dr. Eugene A. Laurent, The benchmarks are used to the lack of sufficient heat in the director of the Division of determine actual mean high colder months. Now the future Natural Area Acquisition and water levels in given areas. No ...Litchfield of the school has been insured EXPECT some drastic Resources Planning of the alteration in the physical nature changes in the growing indefinitely. South Carolina Wildlife and of the land is allowed below •&*jfe*k powers of the Presidency The Alter Rosary Society warned U.S. Interior Sec­ Marine Resources Department, mean high water without has plans to provide playground retary Rogers CB. Morton has announced the establish­ special permission through the CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2 ment of a rumor control center U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. said the group was flown to equipment, refinished desks who said President Ford and floors and give the school a has indicated to him he in the Office of Coastal Planning Nelson told the committee Hilton Head where they spent plans to return the at Charleston. that there are now 23 tidal Wednesday night. future. Money for materials used last weekend were con­ authority taken away from Dr. Laurent told the Coastal benchmarks in the state's Thursday, the group got a federal agencies by the coastal waters and they are now first-hand look at the various tributed by the 354th Field Zone Planning and Maintenance Squadron. Other Chief Executive over the Management Advisory Com­ being coded. He said contracts developments on Hilton Head past several years. are being negotiated between Island, he said, the trip was funds were raised through flea mittee meeting at the Marine markets and bake sales con­ Resources Center this week Water Resources, the National capped by a presentation of Oceanic and Atmospheric plans for IP Realty and Watts' ducted by the Society. that a secretary will answer a Ruby Forsythe, a certified Ray of Sunshine special telephone in the Office Administration, and the Corps development at Litchfield of Engineers to establish 80 Beach. teacher from Charleston who Prospects for solar power of Coastal Planning. has been with the school since look brighter than ever. The The secretary will take down more permanent type ben­ County officials were given 1938, watched the activity with sun pours onto earth 100,000 the question, then write and chmarks in the next year. the entire tour at the expense of joyful heart. times more energy than the answer to be mailed back to the Nelson said that in addition the companies. world's present electric- person inquiring. some 200 short-term gauges will In attendance were R. L. power capacity. Several Dr. Laurent said the special be used in the coastal Port, Harry Korb and John projects and schemes have waters for period of about a been proposed to tape this rumor control number is 795- Blakeley, all Planning Com­ ...Shoes 7341. month each. mission members; and County enormous energy. He said the staff has in the The advisory committee JUST ARRIVED Council Chairman Alfred B. It's Still Cheaper area of coastal zone planning recommended to the Coastal Schooler, J. D. Munnerlyn and CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2 More than 400,000 vessels and management. Zone Council that a botanist or a Leon Bellamy, members of shoes, with many other have navigated the Panama team of botanists be hired to County Council. Canal since 1914, paying an cloaths not known. Whoever The Coastal Zone Planning survey the marine and acquatic [THE FAMILY SHOE—KOALA! average toll, based on ton­ 95 Also taking the tour were Bill takes up and secures said ser­ nage, of $6,600. Many times and Management Council has plant life and its range inward Size8Y-.-12% $9 Schwartzkopf, acting director vant, so that her master may been charged by the governor from the coast. TAN that amount can be saved in Children's Sizes 13V2-4 for the Waccamaw Regional have her again, shall have the time and travel costs com­ with devising a comprehensive This information and other Planning Council, and George above reward and reasonable pared to a trip around South plan for the management of the criteria would then be used to Ladies' TAN&NAVY 95 Peters, environmental engineer charges. America. state's coastal lands and waters determine a coastal zone 'll for Waccamaw. - EDWARD HANLON within the next two years. boundary for the state. Men's TAN S1395 STORE HOURS Monday-Thursday 9 A.M. — 8 P.M. Saturday 9 A.M. — 6:30 P.M. ...Living Standard Friday-9 A.M. —8 P.M. Open AH Day Wednesday

CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2 9 houses, choicer foods, more zens, pledging never willingly cars and appliances, wider to risk such unemployment Tomlinson s travel and other goods and and suffering again. services which bring pleas­ ure. Driven by the natural urge for an improved stand­ ard of living, many workers go deeply into debt, counting on continuing wage increases Open to stay solvent. Because business is good, businessmen increase pro­ Floristsflourish in fhe duction. In anticipation of fu­ ture profits they borrow from Labor Day the banks to invest in new equipment and more labor. Thus the effort to meet the growing demand makes the demand itself steadily greater — until eventually the buying 6AM-6PM power runs beyond the supply of goods. The inability of pro­ duction to keep up with con­ sumer spending leads to high­ Prices Effective Monday er prices, which in turns leads to demands for higher wages. Sept 2 Only! The country finds itself in an ever upward wage-price spiral. There are more complicat­ FRESH GOV'T. ing factors. With the growth of affluence and improved tech­ nology, more and more people move away from "blue-col­ lar" areas like manufactur­ ing, mining and building into "service" fields — fvr exam­ ple, teaching, where it is diffi­ cult to produce more in any measurable economic terms, despite rises in salaries to keep up with industrial pay increases. The service fields now employ more than 60 per cent of the nation's workers. WHOLE,! TO IAS Steady inflation has, in fact, been the dominant trend throughout the 20th Century. War is a big culprit In war­ «-*• j-Str!su*-i-**~ time a nation's productive ca­ pacity is largely devoted to making weapons. Govern­ ments usually spend much more money than they collect MAKES NO in taxes, thus creating a de­ mand for goods which are in short supply. Prices shot up rapidly during the Civil War, PEPSI DIFFERENCE the two World Wars and the Korean and Vietnam con­ When we say it makes no difference we mean it. flicts.

Our auto loans will get you started just as Past spurts of inflation have quickly in a Rolls Royce as they will in a been blunted by business slumps. Today's Inflationary spiral, however, has gone on COLA Volkswagen. Low rates and guaranteed fast unchecked since Vietnam, service will put you in the car of your choice; when U.S. participation in the war was rapidly increased makes no difference to us! without taxes being raised to finance it At the same time, KorThr llr*t In Bunking Ht-rvtd1 expanding government out­ lays on domestic health, edu­ cation and welfare programs 36 Oz. have caused ever bigger Andrews budget deficits while increas­ ing the supply of money and Bank And Trust Co. credit ^M BOTTLES Georgetown County's Oldest Banking Family Much of the present trou­ bles have their roots in the . - MBMBBR FDIC bitter experience of the great 1306 Highmarket St. 12 N. Morgan Ave. depression of the early 1830s, Limit 4 With-Tr* Order GEORGETOWN ANDREWS according to World Bank economist Irving Friedman, author of "Inflation: A World­ 2002 South Island Road ne (h Hwy. U.S. 17 North wide Disaster." Haunting UBLE STAMPS MARYVILLE PAWLEYS ISLAND memories of the widespread unemployment bleak head­ lines and political upheavals ALL DAY

Weds Mr. E.J. Seitter Workshop

Miss Debra Alice Harrell and Immediately following the Mr. Eugene Jacob Seitter, Jr., ceremony, the brides parents David Harris of Atlanta, were united in marriage on entertained with a reception at national music consultant for Saturday, August 17, at the their home on the Andrews the Macmillan Publishing Friendfield Presbyterian Highway. Company, will present a Church. workshop at the first meeting of the South Carolina Music The Reverend Clifford Riis The bride was graduated Educators Association Mrs. Charles Cribb performed the double ring from Winyah High School and is (elementary division), Sep­ ceremony at five o'clock in the a rising junior at the University tember 7, in Columbia. afternoon. of South Carolina at Conway -

Honored At Baby Shower The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond I. The groom was graduated The workshop, which will from Howard High School and attract music teachers of the A number of -the usual 'stork" Harrell of Georgetown. The Mrs. Charles Cribb was Mrs. Margaret Cribb greeted Georgetown-Horry Tec. He is public schools from throughout games were played and prizes groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. delightfully entertained with a the guests at the appointed hour presently employed by the state, will be held in the were awarded to the winners. Eugene Jacob Seitter, Sr. also baby shower recently at the of seven-thirty o'clock and Florence Concrete Products of South Carolina Education In turn, each winner presented of Georgetown. home of Mrs. Barbara Forbes invited them into the party Myrtle Beach. Association headquarters in Kensington. area. their prize to the honoree. A program of wedding music building, 421 Zimalcrest Dr., was presented by Mrs. Pressley Columbia. The site is north of Hosting the social affair were The Forbes home was A bassinette attractively The couple will make their Columbia near the intersection Mrs. Norma Jacobs, Mrs. tastefully decorated for the Smith, organist. The traditional hone in Georgetown. decorated with a white lace wedding marches were used for of Interstate 20 and 1-126. Margaret Cribb, Mrs. Joyce occasion with arrangements of skirt accented with blue ribbons Owens and Mrs. Forbes. garden flowers! The serving the processional and recessional. table laid with an Ecru lace REHEARSAL The consultant is a graduate Upon arrival, the honoree was cloth was centered with an held the many gifts given the The bride given in marriage Mrs. Louis E. Thibodeau, Jr. of Capital University, presented a corsage of yellow arrangement of garden flowers. honoree. The gifts were by her father wore a white Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Seitter, Columbis, Ohio. and white carnations accented A variety of party dainties opened and admired by the polyester crepe suit. Sr., entertained members of the He has taught elementary with yellow and white ribbon. further graced the table. friends who attended. Miss Nancy Johnson, cousin wedding party, relatives and music and has served as an of the groom was maid of honor. friends at their home in Ken­ Mrs. Betty Haynes athletic coach in public schools. Mr. Seitter was best man for sington following the rehearsal his son. of the Seitter-Harrell wedding. Bethel Among the music educators of this area expected to attend Weds Dr. Thibodeau the workshop, according to Miss Austin, Mr. Holtz SCMEA spokesmann, are Miss News Harriet Plowden, secretary of The marriage ot Mrs Betty gowned in green polyester and Zane Haynes and Dr. Louis E. the elementary division of carried a bouquet of yellow SCMEA. BY MRS. WILLIE PORTER Thibodeau, Jr., was solemnizea sweetheart roses and white Join Baha'i Members in a lovely service on Saturday, daisies. the twenty-fourth of August, at Mr. Donald Lanning was best St. Philip's Lutheran Church. man. Serving as groomsmen Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Miss Carolyn Austin and Mr. ference enjoyed an original Mercer and children, Sandra Kurt Holtz joined more than 200 musical play and numerous were Mr. Harold K. Michael, Church Of God and Larry, visited the weekend The Reverend William T. Jr., and Mr. George Hough. members of the Baha'i com­ concerts and seminars. Wingard performed the double with their son and daughter-in- munities in South Carolina to Saturday night, Baha'is, law, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis ring ceremony at five o'clock in Immediately following the attend the first National Baha'i Seals and Crofts, presented a the afternoon. Mercer and with their new Conference in St. Louis. ceremony,the bride and groom concert along with the Carolina The bride is the daughter of entertained with a reception at granddaughter, Dana Allison in The conference began on Chorus. Revival Services Lufking, Texas. the late Mr. and Mrs. Mack F. the Myrtle Beach Elk's Club. Thursday, August 29, and A Career and Pioneer Op­ Sossamon of Kannapolis, North Ms. Suzanne Thomas greeted continued through Sunday, portunities Fair, achieves Carolina. The groom is the son the guests at the reception. Randy Tanner of Rose Hill August 31. exhibit, art exhibition and booK of Mr. Louis E. Thibodeau, Sr., Miss Susan Lanning kept the visited last weekend with his store was featured during the A highlight of the meeting and the late Mrs. Thibodeau of guest register. grandmother, Mrs. Alice session. Recreational activities In Progress was the implementation of the Freehold, New Jersey. Mrs. Richard E. Lester and Tanner. included a visit to the St. Louis Baha'i "Five Year Plan: An A program of wedding music Mrs. Don Simmons assisted in Zoo, swimming and folk dan­ International Perspective". was presented by Miss serving. Mr. Lee Barnes of Black Participants at the con­ cing. Margaret Denny, organist, and The bride is employed as a The Church of God on High- River visited Sunday with his Mrs. William W. Wallace, legal secretary with the Myrtle mother, Mrs. Carol Barnes. soloist. Mrs. Wallace sang "The market Street began revival Beach law firm of Grimes, services on Wednesday, August 1 Greatest of These Is Love". Hinds and Cowan. CAREER WOMAN--Mrs. Dorothy High, career The traditional wedding 28, and will continue through Mrs. Fred McLaughlin and The groom is a practicing Sunday September 8. insurance woman.was named the B&PW Club's son; Danny ; and Mrs. Willie Here "n" There I marches were used for the chiropractor in the cities of "Working Woman of the Month " at a recent Porter spent Wednesday af­ I processional and recessional. Myrtle Beach and Georgetown. meeting. ternoon at Ocean Lakes. The bride, given in marriage The couple will make their Evangelist Joe Roper of by her son, Mr. Christopher home in Myrtle Beach. Anderson will be the guest Mr. and Mrs. John M. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Larry Yar- Little Lee Wilson Jr., Mrs. Haynes of Kannapolis, North speaker during the session. of Columbia visited Sunday with borough and Ricky of Mobile, Sandra Wilson, Mrs. Luella Carolina, chose for her wedding Alabama, and Miss Jennifer McKenzie, Patsy McKenzie, a dress of pink raw silk and COCKTAIL PARTY his brother and familv. Mr. and Services begin each night at Raddock, also of Mobile, visited Linda McKenzie and Mrs. white accessories. She carried a B& PW Club Salutes Mrs. S.L. Miller, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Claymond C. 7:30 o'clock during the week in Georgetown last week to Naomi Bauer were business bouquet of pink sweetheart Grimes, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. and at 7:00 on Sundays. Miss Jan McLaughlin of attend the wedding of Mrs. visitors in Columbia for the roses and stephanotis. William S. Cowan entertained Columbia visited the weekend Yarborough's sister, Flora weekend. Mrs. Harold K. Michael, Jr., the couple with a cocktail party Owens to Mr. Bobby Ray. daughter of the bride of at the home of the former in Reverend Charles Sanders, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. While there they visited Mrs. Fred McLaughlin. During their visits they were Rockingham, North Carolina Debordieu Colony on Thursday pastor of the church, cordially Mrs. Dorothy High the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Neil B. C. Broome, Mrs. Suley Cloyd was matron of honor. She was evening, prior to the wedding. invites the public to attend. Elliott. and Mrs. B.W. Matthews, Mrs. David Wiggins with his E. Clayton and family. grandmother, Mrs. Ruby Moore spent last week with relatives Miss Geraldine Kenyon has The Georgetown. and Among these have been and friends in Wilmington N.C. just returned home after a visit Mr. David Pierce of Professional Club heard an stenos, cleric typist, lab with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charleston visited friends in In The Kitchen interesting talk by s-Sgt. Jan specialists, legal clerks, court J.P. Kenyon. Cossey of the Woman's Army reporters, data processing, film Georgetown during last week. Corp or WACs; recently at their library specialists and many regular dinner meeting. more too numerous to mention. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Cordray Lynn Bath, Gail Overton, ALMOND COOKIES Oeam margarine and sug­ ball in a thick cookie. Place an At tne same meeting, Mrs. Ms. Cossey said that the Clemson recently vacationed in Florida, Nonie Caraway, Pat Avant and 1 cup polyunsaturated mar­ ar together. Add egg. Mix almond in center of each. Dorothy High was announced as present strength of the WACs is visiting various points of in­ Kim Roberson left last Wed­ garine flour and baking soda. Add Bake in preheated 375-degree the Club's "Working Woman of 28,000 and growing. terest. While there, they also nesday to attend the fall session 1 cup sugar with almond extract and oven until edges brown —• the Month", a newly- visited Mrs. Cordray's parents. at the University of South 1 egg, beaten syrup to first mixture and mix about 10 minutes. Makes established title to salute those To Hold Carolina in Columbia. 3 cups all-purpose flour who are engaged in the business Mrs. High, newly named to Mrs. Troy Poston and Mrs. 1% teaspoons baking soda of making a living. her Working Woman's"Salutes- Ida McKenzie are visiting Col. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gunter, 3 tablespoons (see Note) al­ until smooth. Break off a about four dozen. Can be Ms. Cossey, a WAC for the -is currently the Number II and Mrs. Warren M. Woirol in Connie and Will vacationed at mond extract small piece of dough and roll made several days ahead or past five-and-a-half years, told sales agent with Metropolitan Flower Course Alexandria, Virginia. Carowinds during last week. 1 tablespoon corn syrup, into a ball on greased cookie can be wrapped in foil and those listening that the WAC Insurance Company in the molasses or honey sheet. Continue until all dough frozen. Note: Three table­ Florence District which covers organization was approved by 1 cup blanched almonds has been used. Flatten each spoons is correct. Congress on May 14, 1942. some 15 counties. This created the Women's She is second in total sales and has placed over a $4 The Clemson University Ex- NewberrV College Awards Army Auxiliary Corps and tension Service will hold a •> ~ making it a permanent until million worth of insurance. She serves a program statewide shortcourse for united with some 150,000 commercial flower growers in members. chairman for the Georgetown 16 SHOES with AUTUMN AIRS... Later, the Auxiliary Corps Life Underwriters and is a was abolished, making the member of the Georgetown §EK? SK5S in;! Degrees At Exercise WACs a permanent component Presbyterian Church and Augusta Road and 1-85, at of the US Army. women's circle. Greenville. Here's a tasteful Since then, the WACs have It's designed for greenhouse Graduating seniors at missioning ceremony prior to been active participants in She is presently serving as and garden center operators Newberry College heard the commencement exercises, collection of foot­ public relations of the Chairman of the Board of Roger Mature of Newberry was WWII, the Korean conflict and and others dealing in bedding wear for Fall. in Viet Nam. Georgetown Business and plants, pot plants, or cut Trustees pin the label "Myth" commissioned a second lieutenant in the United States She said that WACS have Professional Women's Club. flowers. on the celebrated generation They'll mingle with Air Force. served along side of the male gap. counterparts in every country Speakers will include Ron D. J. Haigler of Columbia, The graduates are as follows: all the latest Shumack, extension overseas and in each state in the In addition to taking care of addressing the eighteen seniors Timothy Earle Belue, styles for that country. her home and family, Mrs. High floriculturist of Auburn who received their bac­ Springfield, Va.; Lewis Edward University, talking on The Corps holds jobs in 456 enjoys sewing and crochet-but calaureate degrees, suggested Bobb, Jr., Newberry; Philip touch of class. most of all she says, "I like Mechanizing the family that the so-called gap was never Townsend Dukes, Orangeburg; categories of some 486 offered greenhouse; Dr. Richard by the Army. people." any more than someone's Norman Robert Hutto, West Henley of the University of creation. Columbia; Helen Dillard "If there is a difference in our Kondracki, Columbia; John Florida, discussing the Andrew Kondracki, Colonia feasibility of foliage plant generations," he went on to say, EARTH HARLEM "it is in attitude." To the N. J.; Lois Annette Lawrence, production along with cultural Silverstreet; Eric V. Loder, Jr. information needed; and Don younger generation, Haigler said, the emphasis is less on Orangeburg; Mary Elizabeth Hello World! Heldman with a West Chicago, McConnell, Anderson; Richard III. commercial firm who will things and more on per­ sons. "You appreciate people John Mansour, Greenville; give details on "pot mum Roger Alan Mature, Newberry, production." for themselves instead of for their appearance, wealth, or , Julian Wade Nichols, $M**k The program opens at 9 a.m. membership in a particular age Newberry; Mattie Summer after registration starting at 8. RILEY or social class. And this is Pierce, Columbia; Vivian STRICKLAND It concludes with tours of two good." Catherine Reeves, Reevesville; area greenhouses at 4 p.m. Alice Couturier Stender, Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Curtis Early arrivals also are invited Following Haigler's address, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Michael Dr. Fredric B. Irvin, President Charleston; Sidney Caughman Strickland, Jr., announce the Riley announce the birth of a to informal discussions Sunday Stokes, Anderson; Richard birth of a son Enoch Curtis night. Details are available of Newberry College, awarded son, Shawn Michael, born bachelor of arts degrees to ten Wesley Travis, Arden, N.C; COED Strickland, III born Saturday, Thursay, August 22, at the from Emory Jones, Extension and Deborah Townsend CLIN6 August 24, at the Georgetown Horticulture.Clemson seniors and bachelor of science Georgetown County Memorial degrees to eight. At a com­ Williamson, Newberry. County Memorial Hospital. Hospital. University. Mrs. Strickland is the former Mrs. Riley is the former Miss STORE HOURS Miss Wanda Loretta Cook. Judith Ann Bardsley. Decorate Your Home Monday-Thursday 9 A.M. — 8 P.M. Saturday 9 A.M. — 6:30 P.M. GREENE COOPER Friday - 9 A.M. — 8 P.M. Open All Day Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Augustus TOWELS DECORATE THE Pick towel patterns and snaps or zippers and they will Greene, III announce the birth Mr. and Mrs. John Wayne BATHROOM: Towels are colors to please and build be easy to remove for washing. of a daughter, robyn Elaine, Cooper announce the birth of a strong, sturdy standbys that go bathroom decor around them. born Thursday, august 22, at the son, Shawn Wayne, born through laundry after laundry Of course, towels will still be Georgetown County Memorial Thursday, August 22, at the coming out bright and soft and used for drying. But how about Even a plain wall can be Hospital. The couple has one Georgetown County Memorial pretty. In fact, today towels are turning them into curtains, made .more attractive by other child. Hospital. so pretty they can be used to toilet seat, hamper and framing a towel. This can even Mrs. Greene is the former Mrs. Cooper is the former transform a bathroom into wastebasket covers? Make be used as a background for Tomlinson's Miss Julia Mae Sanders. Miss Ginger Lee Player. something special. covers so that they attach with interesting bric-a-brac. im-. ufc.UHu.t,i*jw.N (a. i.) tnvu-«s, fuesday, September 3, 1974 a

Visiting "Alice's Room" are , 1 to r, Katherine and Celeste Turbeville (seated at organ owned by Bell, Karen Goyak, Kathy Tanner, Suzanne Green ALICE'S ROOM-Alice Belin Flagg, known by Inlet. It is painted a delicate blue and one might Late Rev. James L. Belin, Uncle Of Alice Flagg. hundreds of young people, visitors to the Pawleys well imagine the tears and anguish of the young girl Island-Murrells Inlet area, claimed this spacious as she wrestled with heartbreak before her early Home Of Beautiful Alice upstairs room at historic "The Hermitage" at the death. 'TheHermitage9Reflects History And Mystery Of The Lowcountry

BY ETHLYN MISSROON Possibly no more historic nor colonies and England; because golden Murrells Inlet via horse , gracious spot exists along the Hermitage in 1849, was sup­ fronted by white columns some when there was little trade and and wagon to spend two South Carolina coast than a one­ posedly given to the doctor's 49 inches around at the base and hard times, the schooner seashore weeks. time plantation home known as mother by her cousin upon the were hewn from solid trees such captains used round stones in­ It was a revelation to the "The Hermitage" at Murrells promise that a house would be as are seldom seen today. stead, many of which may be young boy and his family to see Inlet. constructed. The front steps and walk are found now in ports such as for the first time the deeply It has been preserved and This home, deceptively of broad English brick brought Bueksville in Horry County. rutted sandy "King's High­ revered for the past 18 years by named "The Hermitage," was over by English schooners as Many of these stones also way," the high dunes and its present-day owners, Mr. and situated on a point of land ballast to maintain level keels were used to pave the streets of finally, the swelling of the blue Mrs. Clarke Allen Willcox Jr. surrounded on three sides by of the vessels during rough Charleston and Savannah, the Atlantic. formerly of Marion. tidal marshes and within a ocean crossings. "cobblestones" for which these Clarke Willcox today recalls grove of over-100 year old oak These well-worn bricks now cities are noted. He could not know then that that the seashore place where trees. reflect prosperous times during The front door of The Her­ eventually he and his Lillian *I)r. Allard Flagg built The The handsome structure is these years of trade between the mitage is distinguished by side Rose would come back to the glasses and an overhead Inlet to spend many lovely transom primarily comprised years of retirement. of the original glass. "We came here 18 years ago The house contains six-high- to die"Willcox grins"and we've ceilinged downstairs rooms had so much fun doing it, we flanking a wide divided should have come sooner." hallway. Actually, the retirement is The flooring is of 20-feet limited because the Willcoxes lengths of virgin heart pine and meet and talk with many guests dowel trim, executed by slave who drop into The Hermitage. craftsmen, decorates the They maintain a small nur­ parlors. sery there; he continues with An angular stairway leads to his writings which have the second floor where "Alice's produced "Musing Of A Room", is one of two 20 by 20 Hermit" and "Eating Your feet bedrooms that originally Cake And Having It, Too". made up this portion of the He has also written a recent PERSONAL TREASURE--Mr. and Mrs. Clarke A. Willcox, Jr. treasure a house. pamphlet extolling the life of Alice's room, once the private the late Reverend James L. pair of pigeon blood 'Vahses'-"no vases", she smiled, "that-s too ordinary". retreat of a now-legendary Belin, pastor of the com­ These were made by Italian artisans on a Potters' wheel before the days of apparition, remains as it was munity's beloved Belin blown glass. The design was stencilled on and filled in with boiling hot glass. except that some of the fur­ Methodist Church. nishings have been changed. Hardly a more interesting The second is now a guest room host and hostess could be found with adjoining bath that ac­ that the Willcoxes-she, to make comodates guests and Willcox welcome the callers and he, to family members. tell with wit and charm the The house gives an im­ fascinating stories of The pression of charm and warmth- Hermitage and its wistful spirit, reflecting the lives of those who Alice Flagg. live there now-as well as He traced the history of The dimming the less than lovely Hermitage as a guest speaker events that developed there at The Citadel at Charleston over 100 years ago. recently. The mother of Clarke A. But, said he regretfully, he Willcox, Jr. and his sister, Mrs. gave out of time before he gave Geneveive W. Chandler of out of story-and much was left Murrells Inlet, was Miss Marv unsaid. Ashe Moore, of Bennettsville. Be that as it may-the story However, on the other side, goes.."In 1781, Dr. Henry Murrells ' Inlet was Collins Flagg came to Wac­ "discovered" by Mr. Willcox, camaw Neck from New Port, Sr. who travelled Horry and Rhode Island; he was enroute to MYSTERIOUS-Katherine Bell examins an antique Scottish "Bobby Marion Counties, selling shoes see a man whom he had met Burns" commerative grandfather clock. The clock once sat on the stair during the American to small businesses. Revolutionary War, a certain landing but came tumbling down mysteriously to crash at the bottom. Some William Allston, Jr. who was said Alice's apparition gave it the ghostly nudge but Clarke Willcox said more Today, Mr. Willcox still recalls the first time that his a leader and plantation owner of likely it was overweighted. father brought the family to those days. Allston had been a captain in the service of General Francis Marion and Dr. Flagg had been a surgeon general of the Con­ tinental Army. HER LIKENESS—Clarke Willcox shows Suzanne, Celeste and Karen a photoflash of Alice Flagg which hangs in a heavy antique frame on the wall of Flagg had become intrigued her room. by stories told by the Georgetown County-ite and he wished to visit the Lowcountry to see its fabulous attributes for himself. However, when he crossed over the Ferry at Waccamaw and Black Rivers, he was shocked to learn from the ferryman that William Allston had been buried only weeks before. * *w Still, he decided to continue on and meet Allston's widow and children, hoping that he might be able to lighten their sorrows. Undoubtedly, he was able to help the widow over a trying period because history records that in 1874, Rachel Moore Allston married the man from Rhode Island. Here was a case of true compatibility because she was said to have declared "I married William Allston for my family and I married Henry Flagg for love." William Allston's son, DOWNSTAIRS-Karen and Celeste are intrigued by the crocheted canopy Clarke Willcox Cherishes This Ornate Old Suzanne Finds It Easy To Believe She Hears Washin8ton Allston later made by Mrs. Willcox who said she had made four matching bed spread Sideboard Which Is Adorned With Heavy Carving 'things' From Upstairs CONTINUED ON PAGE s covers also, but these became gifts to friends and family. ffo- fr 6 THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Tuesday, September 3, 1W4 ' ft * ******^**************a r CLASSICAL MUSIC 2-pia no work is tantalizing MESSIAEN: Visions de Takahashi. I'Amen, for two pianos. Peter Messiaen builds his compo­ Ik Serkin and Yuji Takahashi, sition on what he takes to be 'SI A . ..'.. pianists RCA ARL 1-0363. the varied meaning of ______By KING DURKEE "amen" — so be it; thy will be 1 ! done; wish, desire; all is fixed x % • • IV- •••••• .••:• "J Works specifically created forever; the life eif creatures m£i ''^m >tJi • * ** '^jM H2lit for two pianos are so rare that that say "amen" to their very one may excuse an inclination existence. He arranges it in to look too favorably upon new seven parts: the amen of the ^mWi^H^' • \ MmM• - mbmV compositions in this genre. creation, of the stars and the No need to fear overrating ringed planets, of the agony of Hi/' H irBB ef#|f' in this case. This is a tantaliz­ Jesus, of desire, of the Angels 51 «\^v--ff-*-% "' ^ fe'^ -2f ing, fascinating work, played and saints and birdsong, of v.'*-*'V-i*fgS! i stunningly by Serkin and judgment, of ronsumation. t mJk _^____t.^ i fa*-,* . • w B-* . . —•Fv..- * V **• • \ :•,*** J. I wBSti . *. ^wj

Kathy Likes This Old Virginia "slave" Chair Dr. Flagg Was Also A Cattleman And Clarke The Georgetown Girls Found It Only Appropriate Which Is Really A Cut-Down High Chair Willcox Has His Branding Iron To Prove It To Pay A Visit To Where Alice Rests At All Saints The Hermitage'—Where Lovely Alice Lived.. Tax Refunds CONTINUED FROM PAGE 5 diecfelfe* became one of the great artists engagement ring-and thereby forerunner of Ashley Hall, Dr. Flagg alighted before The of the continent and abroad; he hangs her sad story. Wilcox hazarded). Hermitage's broad piazza-and Undelivered was referred to as the Dr. Allard Flagg, arrogant But the young people had he carried his sister's slight H.B Bindseil, district director "American Titian". and full of family pride \ already plighted their troth; form upstairs in his arms. of Internal Revenue for South Dr. Henry Flagg and the frowned upon the love that Alice accepted a ring which she Carolina, was announced that widow of William Allston had flamed between the 16-year old could wear openly in Charleston It was then that he discovered 1200 refund checks for tax­ ScHobl three children of their own, the belle and a "successful tur­ but suspended on a chain the ring on the chain around her payers are undelivered and youngest of which was Dr. Eben around her neck in the family neck; in his rage, he snatched it requested taxpayers who have pentine worker" because the away and striding down to the Flagg,whose childen, Dr. Ar­ man was neither a planter nor a presence. not yet received their refund thur Belin Flagg, Dr. Allard water's edge, threw the ring checks to contact IRS. professional man-and thus not In Charleston, Alice was the into the creek. Joseph Parsons Belin Flagg and Alice Belin a suitable mate for his sister. belle of the ball, Mr. Willcox The most common reason for Flagg, figure so prominantly in It was said that in his rage says, and attended St. Cecilia's In moments of consciousness, an undelivered refund check, "The Heritage" story of today. against the two, which may lovely affair gowned in a Alice cried out for her ring; a Parson according to Bindseil, is that the After Dr. Allard Flagg built have stemmed as much in beautiful white frock. cousin tried to comfort her by taxpayer has moved and left no the Hermitage he lived there jealousy as pride-if he did allow But, one morning Alice awoke riding into Georgetown to forwarding address with te U.S. with his mother and sister, any meeting between the two, with a high fever and delirium purchase a substitute-to no Completes Postal Service. Alice. Dr. Flagg would order a horse (no one knew that the dread avail. She realized at once the In cases where the taxpayer According to legend and a saddled for Alice's lover. hemorrhagic and malarial substitution and flung it away, suspects his check may have story recounted bv a twinkled- He would make him ride fevers stemmed form hordes of saying she wanted only her own Training been lost or stolen, Bindseil urged the person to get in touch eyed Clarke Willcox, the along side of the buggy in which rice-field bred mosquitoes). ring. Joseph M. Parson has been beautiful Alice still moves he rode with Alice while the Dr. Flagg, summoned to with IRS so that the missing undergoing his basic training at check can be traced. eerily through the wide en­ hapless lover was allowed to bring his sister home, left from It is said that Alice, to this Fort Jackson for the past trance hall, up the expanse of carry on whatever conversation Georgetown in a buggy with a day, still searches for her ring- In all refund inquiries, Bind­ stairways, pauses at the landing several weeks. he could. servant girl on a journey which giving rise to the many stories He is the son of Willie Wesley seil stressed that the taxpayer to look out over the garden For further safekeeping, Dr. saw them cross five rivers and a that have intrigued young and should be prepared to provide below and continues to her room Smith and Mrs. Lillie Mae Check Our Stationary Flagg saw that Alice was sent to labyrinth of swamps and old for decades. Parson of Conway. the name and address as it at the head of the stairs. Charleston to attend a young ricefields sloughs. appeared on the return, the Alice's mother, as did the Parson graduated from Depts. For These and She is looking for her lost ladies' school (possibly a Alice was unconscious when Howard High School actual name and address, if gentle folk of this time, was different, the social security summering at Hendersonville numbers, and the type of form More School Necessities! in the mountains to escape the STANDARD TIME filed. Taxpayers living in fever scourge. Standard time was es­ Columbia can contact IRS by tablished in the United States calling 765-5851. Those living in c Before she could reach home, on March 13, 1884. other areas of the state should D Filler Paper 39' to 88 Alice, a pale corpse dressed in call, toll free, 1-800-922-8810. her white ball gown, had lain for • Bit School Pens 19c a 98c several days in the big hall at The Hermitage. • Crayola Crayons 19c to 1.09 Her brotner finally laid ber to rest on the grounds of the. {MJL • Elmer's School Glue, 4 oz 59' plantation (where, Mr. Willcox TfyrA says, no one knows). T. the shape of youth • Composition Books, 50 ct 3/1.00 When Mrs. Flagg returned, D Edward's Composition Book, 80 ct 49c Alice was exhumed and properly buried in All Saints' • Typing Paper, 82 ct 49c Waccamaw, Episcopal Church at Pawleys Island in the midst c of the Flagg family. D White Poster Board 19 Tall impressive monuments • Asst. Color Poster Board 25' with properly inscribed sen­ timents mark their graves but D Children's School Bags 1.29 to 3.49 Alice's gave is covered by a blank slab of marble bearing • Binders 98 to 2.99 only her name and nothing more. • Write Bros. Pens 49c

Her haughty brother, con­ c demning her despite his • Flair Pens 49 assumption of proud demeanors, was never D Asst. Size School Boxes 29' remembered so faithfully or universally as was Alice. L 1000" Cellophane Tape 19' Even today, Mr. Willcox says> D Duo-Tang Folders 17' people come to his house-some of them are in tremendously • Webster Dictionary 59c wrought-up states-and feel impelled to go upstairs to • Construction Paper 49c Alice's room-where, he added- there is definitely a 'presence' • Kiddie Kraft Paper 49c from time to time. c The Willcoxes are delighted to D School Scissors, Blunt or Pointed 39 have people come in to see c them; there is no charge-but, • 12" Plastic Ruler 10 said he waggishly-if anyone BEAUTIFUL~-In the midst of this world's turmoil, the charming vista of a wishes to purchase one of his D 6" Protractor 10c rustic red barn and country dwelling backdropped by rolling hills-brings books, he would never be the peaceful quiet to the heart of the viewers one to stand in his way. D 10" Slide Ruler 1.49 And many do come away with • Water Color Workers, 6 ct 77l the works he had patiently put together over the years. • Laundry Workers 39'

He gives credit to his "Miss c Lillian" for his volume of • Edward's Pencils, 10 ct. 39 poems- "I would often scribble a verse or some idea on a piece NEW!! CONTROL AND COMFORT • Roll-Top Pencil Case 88' of scrap paper-and she would '>*BOYS. • • put it away and finally; when WITH ANTRON® AND LYCRA® • Crayon/Utility Box 39' we got a whole drawerful, we put it into book form". Trim-Line's "Body-Line" is made of a new supple powernet which won't cling or ride. Is softer and a Water Color Point Sets 69' The gracious old house which more absorbent. Little leaguer or first string violinist, school shoes • White or Colored Chalk, 20 ct. 15' looks over an expanse of win­ Non-cling Antron® tricot cups with light fiberfil for get lots of wear. STORYBOOK SHOES come thru ding silver creeks and dull soft shaping. green salt marsh, is very much D Dymo Label Maker 2.77 with all A's. Smart new styles . . . made as it was in 1849 when Dr. Allard Adjustable stretch straps. Flagg built it-except that it has Convenient hook and eye crotch. D Tot 50 Stapler 1.19 by STORYBOOK to wear longer. been kept painted to snowy perfection. B-Cup 32-40 C-Cup 34-40 • Carbon Paper 39' STORE HOURS It is filled with many antique D Thumb Tacks, Asst. Colors 19' pieces of furniture that are both Monday-Thursday 9 A.M. — 8 P.M. $M**Shoesk' * ~~ STORE HOURS f amfly"treasures and some that Friday - 9 A.M. — 8 P.M. • lunch Kit w/Thermos 2.99 have been acquired by the Saturday 9 A.M. — 6:30 P.M. Monday-Thursday 9 A.M. — 8 P.M. Willcoxes over the years. Friday-9 A.M. —8 P.M. Open All Day Wednesday Saturday 9 A.M. — 6:30 P.M. It is truly a rewarding ex­ Two Great Open All Day Wednesday perience to be welcomed to "The Hermitage" and to be Wimhi'L Georgetown regaled by the master story­ Tomlinson's teller, Clarke Willcox, unofficial Tomlinson's historian of the Inlet, and his Stores lovely wife. I DOWNTOWN THE GEORGETOWN (S.C.) TIMES, Tuesday, September 3, 1974 7 Litton Wins Twice At Litchfield C.C. Activities during the month of Draper won low putts with a 31. won the Ladies' Championship Ashill of Columbia team up to August at Litchfield Country division while Will Wallace and win in the men's first flight with Club included scrambles and In Sunday tournament Buddy Brooks of Chester won a 65 and they were tied by the poker hand tournaments. scrambles, J. Boyne, A. Steffey, the men's division. Lovan-Lee team of Doodie Kennedy and Ed D. Beal and J. Kinross teamed shot a 58 while Wallace-Brooks Welsh of Kingstree. On August 13 seven players up for a win on Aug. 11 with shot a 61. were on hand and low net was three other teams. Second place In the second flight, Sam won by Greta Litton with a 66. went to H. Beal, J. Mykes, M. Virginia Hinson and Mae McFadden and Paul Hullander Second low net was Ellie Arm­ Boyne and B. Bryant. Gravely of Myrtle Beach came of Chester carded a 67 and were strong with 76. Teedee Steman A nine hole scramble was the in second in the championship matched by Guy Tarrant and was won low putts with 28. feature event on Aug. 18 and J. division with a 62 while Roger Bill Jennings of Columbia. A "poker hand" tourney was Kinross, G. Bryant and M. Benton and L. Gilchrist of In their third flight, Ensign held on Aug. 20 with IS players Loven were victorious with a 30. Georgetown came in second in Conell and Cy Ham of Myrtle attending. Alma Conell took Winning a play-off for second the men's division with a 61. Beach nipped Lehman Mosely first with four 6's, Winnie Moore was the team of E. Richardson, Other winners included and Perry Bates 69 to 70 while in came in second with four 5's, B. Wilson, and D. Kennedy with Harriet Fairy and Betty Hepter the fourth flight, there was a tie and in third with a full house a 32. They beat out the team of of Columbia with a 70 in the at 72 between the teams of C. B. was Frankie Ullery. G. Lovan, E. Roberts. M. Boyne ladies first flight with Alma Marin and George Giles of and J. Temple. Conell and Olga Cavalier of Greenville and Frank Strange Greta Litton won again on Youngstown, Ohio taking and fM Murray of Charlotte. Aug. 27, beating out 10 other In the member-guest tour­ second with a 71. Due to inclement weather, the players with a 70. Mary Lovan nament held recently, Mary tournament was limited to an 18 SPRAWLING FOR YARDAGE-Winyah's before their home opener against Myrtle Beach, came in second with a 75 and L. Lovan and Nell Lee of Sumter Robert Brown nnA H«wy hole, two ball event. Lorenzo Jackson dives towards the goal line in a Sept. 13 The Times will have complete reports on recent scrimmage against Socastee. The Gators all teams in the county on Sept 12. have two more scrimmages in line for next week Goodson, Owens Win At Myrtle Beach Speedway

Howard Goodson of positon and almost immediately Lee Edwards led seven laps of the winner of the Myrtle Beach Darlington and Mike Owens of began to pull away from the rest the 20-lap Hobby main event, event will be assured of a Myrtle Beach took top honors in of the field and was never but Owens moved around to starting position in the World the racing program at Myrtle seriously challenged as his take the lead on lap eight. Service Life 300 scheduled for Beach Speedway Saturday Chevelle ran almost perfectly Edwards grabbed second place Oct. 5 at Charlotte Motor night by winning the feature all night. money and Danny Smith nipped Speedway. events in their respective Behind Goodson, Johnson and Mike Cox at the finish line to divisions. Ard came Jeff Hawkins in take third. Cox collected fourth Bobby Allison, who won the Goodson had little trouble in fourth place position and Wayne place money and Dan Bryant Charlotte race last year, and chalking up his second 75-lap Andress in fifth. Jim McNeal was fifth. Richard Petty, who will be Late Model Sportsman win ot was the sixth place finisher The second annual World making only his second the season, finishing some 50- while H C. Pritchard was Service Life 200 scheduled for NASCAR Late Model Sports­ car lengths ahead of Junior seventh and Warren Holliday Saturday night is expected to man start, head the list of some Johnson and about 70-car was eighth. Frank Sessoms attract many of the top names 35 drivers hoping for the 25 lengths ahead of Sam Ard. collected ninth place money and in the Grand National Late starting positions for the 200-lap POWER DRIVE-Mark Tanner (61) hands off to in a recent scrimmage for both schools. Both teams Goodson started from the pole Bill Baker was tenth. Model Sportsman divisions and event. Leroy Nesmith (33) as the Andrews Yellow Jacket open their season Sept. 13. offense tries to move the ball against Pleasant Hill Petty. Allison Also Enter Isaac Readies For Grand National Bobby Isaac of Catawba, N. 17-year NASCAR career and Beach last year and Allison won Time trials will get underway C. has become the third Grand will drive a Dodge Swinger, the 30-mile race at Charlotte at 7 p.m. and the 200-lap race National driving star to enter which was built in his Level last season. will follow at 8:30. SPORTS the World Service Life 200 Cross, N. C. shop. scheduled for Myrtle Beach Speedway Saturday night and These three drivers will take .y the winner of 37 Grand National on such local favorites as five- SPORTS CORNER races will be behind the wheel of time Myrtle Beach winner Sam a Chew Nova. Ard, four-time winner Harold Founatin, two-time winner ONE OF THE BEST Howard Goodson and single OUTFIELDERS IN Richard Petty and Bobby THE GAME TODAY... Big Money Awaits Allison announced that they winners Junior Johnson, would be among some 35 other Morgan Shepherd, Sam Som­ drivers hoping for the 26 mers, Al Grinnan and Slick CAUL "KE66IE starting positions in the 200-lap Johnson. Slick Johnson won the Winner Of Late Model Sportsman Sec­ World Service Life 200 at Myrtle SMITH tional Championship event at ...HELPED NATIONAL the half-mile paved oval where LEAGUE CONTINUE the winner will be assured of a Booster THEIR ALL-STAR Beach Speedway starting position in the $60,000 DOMINANCE WITH World Service Life 300 set for HIS BOOMING The biggest array of stars fourth in the national Sports­ Charlotte Motor Speedway on HOME RUN IN JULY Saturday, Oct. 5. ever assembled for a Late man standings while Fountain Meeting GAME AT PITTSBURG. Model Sportsman race at is sixth. Wayne Andrews, Myrtle Beach Speedway will be another top challenger at the Isaac, who won the Grand on hand for the World Service Grand Strand oval, is ranked National driving title in 1970, Life 200 Sectional Cham­ 15th in the national standings will be making his first Slated DOUBLES~Two huge rattlesnakes were killed on pionship event Saturday night and Shepherd is 16th in total apearance at the Grand Strand Highway 17-A near Jamestown Wednesday evening and more than $7,000 in posted points. Ard, the runner-up in the oval in more than ten years and The McDonald Area by a through traveller, George W. Rosamond of awards will be offered to the national standings last year, is this will be his first Late Model Booster Club will hold a Beckley, W. Va. Rosamond, enroute to visiting his fastest 26 qualifiers. 20th. Sportsman start at Myrtle meeting tonight at 7:30 p.m. l v family, came upon the snakes about a mile apart; The winner will receive'$l,265 Time trials to determine the Beach. at the McDonald School f ' plus an expense check for $200 if 26 starting positions will get lunchroom. he killed the snakes after first inducing them to he should care to participate in underway at 7 p.m. and the 200- Petty will be making only his Main topics of discussion J^EGGIF, A SWITCH HITTER, SPENT 7 SEASONS strike at a piece of wood. The snakes were on view the World Service Life 300 lap race follows at 8:30. will be the selection of for a short time at the Georgetown Fire Depart­ scheduled for Charlotte Motor second Sportsman start in his IN A BOSTON RED SOX UN/FORM BEFORE THE cheerleaders for the mite ST. LOUIS CARDINALS AQUIRED HIM IN A FOUR- ment before the man found a buyer who favored Speedway on October 5. The team and ways of raising "rattlesnake steaks". winner of the Myrtle Beach support and money for the PLAYER DEAL. HE HAS HIT OVER .300 THREE event will be assured of a Booster Club and teams. All SEASONS, AND HAS A LIFETIME AVERAGE OF OVER starting position in the interested people in the .280. A SHREVEPORT, LA. NATIVE, REGGIE IS Charlotte race if he qualifies Turn community are invited. NOW 29. HE HITS ABOUT 21 HOMERS A SEASON. within 15 miles per hour of the speed turned by the top five qualifiers. spare time Boboy Allison won the Charlotte event last year and PROMPT the Hueytown, Ala. veteran has into entered the 200-lapper at Myrtle Beach in hopes of earning a starting position in the $60,000 spare cash For Charlotte event again this year. PROFESSIONAL Richard Petty, who seeks his fifth Grand National driving title, is another Grand National Learn Income Tax Preparation Sperry Topsiders & ThomMcAn star entered and for the Level from H&R Block Cross, N.C. veteran, this will be Thousands of people with spare time are earning extra only his record career start in money as tax preparers in the growing field of income SERVICE Decksiders the late Model Sportsman tax service. And so can you. H&R Block's experienced instructors make it easy to learn tax preparation. En­ division of NASCAR. rollment is open to men and women of all ages... whether employed (in any field), retired, housewife or student. Choice of days and class times. Certificate CALL VAN SMITH AT Petty will drive a Dodge awarded upon graduation. Job interviews available for Swinger "Kit" car in the 100- best students. Send for free information and class mile race, but he will have to be schedules today. HURRY! at his best such Myrtle Beach regulars as five-time winner Classes Start: Sept. 12 Sam Ard, four-time winner Harold Fountain, two-time OOUQ-BM CREATIVE winner Sam Ard, four-time 605 S. FRASER ST. winner Harold Fountain, two- GEORGETOWN, S.C. 29440 time winner Howard Goodson TELEPHONE 546-8241 and single winner Junior SIGNS & DISPLAY MMM MB« mi fri* Intermatlee stent your Ui »rt»inllon court! I Jphnson, Slick Johnson, Sam MrMfitntf tkfri.lt M tMUMto*. Sommers and Morgan 102 N. Fraser St. Shepherd. Namt_ Corner Of Front & Fraser Sts. 546-2152 Mdriu- In addition to the $1,265 first City_ place prize money, the winner I Ststt -Zip- -Phone. Division Of will receive 191 championship KJ Enterprise points. Allison currently ranks GEORGETOWN k • • AND MAIL TODAY ..J (yZk-'-QG'n'- (• 8 THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Tuesday, September 3, 1974 — Obituaries — John Jones of Mayer Funeral Home. Burial followed in Piney Forest ... Waccamaw Neck Died Thursday Cemetery. 1914, in Georgia, a son of Mrs. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 In Georgetown Nora Belle Clifton Glisson and the late David Marion Glisson. Assessments on the Wac­ is classified for commerical use "We are not against the that he hoped that it would be John Henry Jones, 37, a He was reared in Florence camaw Neck have "increased under the zoning ordinances system of property taxation," "favorable" but he had no idea retired security guard for the County and had lived in An­ severely," Floyd said, adding which went into effect last he added, saying that if the when the commission would International Paper Co., died drews for the past 20 years. that Mrs. Parker, whose in­ December. Senate had been able to pass its rule. Thursday enroute to a terests are being represented But she "has no intent to use Constitutional amendment to However, he added that the Georgetown hospital. Surviving, in addition to his mother of Andrews, are: five that land for commercial Article X establishing three commission's ruling would have The funeral was 2 p.m. brothers, Willard Glisson of by her nephew Vereen, had her purposes," Floyd added. uniform property tax the force and effect of law, and Saturday at Screven Rantist Georgetown, Wilford Glisson of 106 acres of land between Litch­ When asked if he thought classifications, reassessment it would be up to his clients to Church. Burial followed in Leland, NC Lewis Glisson, field and Pawleys Island there would be a statewide difficulties such as this would choose whether or not to pursue Penny Royal Memorial Gar­ John W. Glisson and Ronald taxed upwards from $600 to precedent set if the Tax Com­ evaporate. the case in the courts if the dens, directed by Mayer funeral Glisson, all of Andrews; five $2,900 because of the mission ruled in favor of Mrs. As for the ruling, Floyd said ruling were unfavorable. Home. sisters, Mrs. Lois G. Ethridge of reassessment last year. Parker based on land use rather Mr. Jones was born Aug. 22, Andrews, Mrs. Johnsie G. Mrs. Parker, he said, has her than fair market value, Floyd 1917, at Dillon, a son of the late Johnson of Hemingway, Mrs. property in timber, although it said, "not necessarily." John Mack and Georgia Lowell Mrs. Modrey G. Chavis of Yes we have Jones. He was a member of Georgetown, Mrs. Evelyn G. Screven Baptist Church and Huges of Neck, N.J., Mrs. the new Sylvania was a Mason. Shirley G. Howard of Garden ...All-American Surviving, in addition to his City. widow, Mrs. Kathleen Morris GT-Matic n Jones are: one son, Johnny Mrs. Bednago Mack Jones of Georgetown; two Cities Contest daughters, Mrs. Frances J. Died Thursday color TV Ward of Charlotte, N.C, and CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Mrs. Kay J. McGahey of In Baltimore Atlanta, Ga.; four brothers, Mrs. Ester Wilson Bednago, Since the contest runs on a Howard, Dorothy High and Harry Jones of Mount Pleasant, 61, formerly of Andrews, wife of July 1 to June 31 fiscal year, the Harriett M. Shaw. George M. Jones of Ladson, and Otis J. Bednago, died Thursday groups will begin to keep Mott said that Fogel would Sam O. Jones of Charleston; in a Baltimore, Md., nursing records of Georgetown's civic compose the group's informal five sisters, Mrs. Mary J. Hucks home. accomplishments as the year letter and prepare it to be and Mrs. Josephine J. Graham, The funeral was in Baltimore SAFETY AWARD-Two important national progresses with an eye towards mailed to the National both of Hanahan, Mrs. Lucile J. and burial was at Oak Ridge safety awards were presented recently to the South making a formal entry in the Municipal League before the Bake of Henderson, N.C, Mrs. Memorial Cemetery near Carolina Public Service Authority. The General contest in September, 1975, he Sept. 16 deadline. Jessie J. Emory of Middlesex, Andrews. Services Department at the state-owned electric said. Mott added that he wasn't N.C, and Mrs. Katherine J. disappointed at the turnout for Mrs. Bednago was born Sept. utility was awarded the National Safety Council's In attendance at the meeting Richardson of Galivant's 7, 1912, a daughter of the ate the meeting, although the group Ferry; and eight granchildren. Award of Merit for attaining 1,943,280 man-hours of were City Councilman had contacted about 30 civic John Theodore and Annie Abraham F. Isaac; Mrs. Lora Elizabeth Elliott Wilson. She operation without a disabling injury, covering a organizations in the city to period from June 6, 1967 to June 30, 1974. The Burns Thomas, chairman of the attend the gathering. David Glisson was a member of West Citizens for the Beautification Baltimore Church of God. second NSC Award of Merit was presented to the And, he said he hopes that the Model CL3261 Died Thursday of Georgetown; Tad Fogel, a group will become larger as Surviving, in addition to her Central Administrative Groups within the Greater Myrtle Beach Chamber SYLVANIA GT-MATIC™IN YOUR husband of Baltimore, are: a Authority for the operation of 1,904.940 man-hours plans evolve for next year's In Hospital of Commerce vice president; application for the All-America son, Otis J. Bednago Jr. of without a disabling injury in a period from June 1, County Agent Hubert B. Har­ CHOICE OF FINE FURNITURE Baltimore; three brothers, Cities competition. "We are David Ward Glisson, 60, a 1965 to June 30, 1974. General Manager J. B. dee; and three members from barreling down the main track STYLES AT OUR NEW LOW PRICE. retired brickmason helper, died Herman E. Wilson of Andrews, the Business and Professional TM-Trademark GTE Sylvania Incorporated Gene T. Wilson and Frank M. Thomason is shown with the latter award. with the whistel blowing," Mott Thursday in a Georgetown Women's Club, Mrs. Claudia W. added. hospital. Wilson, both of Georgetown; a (SCPSA Photos) sister, Mrs. Netta W. Davis of The funeral was at 4 p.m. Andrews; and two grand­ Friday at the Andrews Chapel children. Program Launched To Let's Talk Fencing Fight Muscular Dystrophy A program to further the fight program, an individual can PROGRAM. MDAA, to help stamp out purchase a VFL Family Life Many agents are expected to muscular dystrophy once and against muscular dystrophy Insurance Plan with the option appear on local segments of the for all.", and related muscle-destroying of making all or part of the Jerry Lewis Telethon to report Sylvania ff3sthem all disorders has been launched by death benefit payable to MDAA, on Valley Forge's participation STEREO • 4 CHANNEL Call Today!! CNA's Valley Forge Life In­ or if he or she chooses, any in the MDAA campaign. Mr. Com surance Company and Musular other recognized charitable Frantz will appear on the mission a TRACK • CASSETTE Dystrophy Associations of organization. Telethon from Las Vegas, fi Iftg+tv CHAIN LINK FENCING America. The premium for the amount origination point of the 20-hour M^t *w *" •a r*-*-Ba--Sa^BB8BBB0^BBBBBB88^BSBBBS The program makes it ' of insurance for which a show. Special For Limited for possible for a family not only to recognized charity is Officers Time Only! • Quality Materials obtain life insurance coverage it designated as an irrevocable Jerry Lewis, National may need, but at the same time beneficiary can be taken as a Chairman of the health agency, New officers were elected for With Purchase Of Any Color TV • Quality Installation to designate a portion of federal tax deduction. is high on the program. "Let me the City of Georgetown's benefits to aid in the battle Applicants may also make a tell you what this can mean to Planning and Zoning Com­ You Get FREE Cable Installation. • Fast Service j? against neuromuscular cash donation to MDAA at the kids with muscular dystrophy," mission during its August said Lewis. • Bank Rate Financing £ diseases affecting hundreds of time of purchase. meeting. thousands of American children Valley Forge Life Insurance "If, for example, just 1.000 L.C. Sloan was voted chair­ •"•"nsTTHiMsir" • Free Estimates J and adults. Company is a subsidiary of Americans name MDAA man of the group, and Mrs. The highlight of this Chicago-headquartered CNA as a 10 percent beneficiary of George Moody was elected vice cooperative program will be the Financial Corporation. the policies, and each person chairman. THE NEW STORE has just $10,000 total protection Jerry Lewis Labor Day "This is the first time, to Mrs. Leta Stearns will con­ FRONT STREET GEORGETOWN EAST COAST Telethon for MDAA, set for our knowledge, that this type of in force.that would be $l-million tinue to serve as the com­ September 1 and 2 on 174 fund-raising approach has been automatically earmarked for mission's recording secretary. FENCE CO. television stations throughout attempted on such a large the nation. Since they were scale," said Charles K. Frantz, GEORGETOWN, S.C. originated eight years ago, CNA Insurance senior vice- Lewis' telethons have raised president. "What it does is PH. 546-4441 more than $39-million for the enable the average American to Wn Unicom Rockwell International health agency's programs of become a philanthropist Industrial research and patient services. without having to use his or her / I Under the Valley Forge current income." 805 Desk Calculator With Memory Anyone age 18 through 60 who is in normal good health may • Electronic Memory ttorei totals * Live Percentage Key figures apply for $10,000, $15,000, $20,000 discounts f a tt • Add Mode pieces decimal automatically. simplifying dollar calculations * Automatic Constant for fait repeat or $25,000 in term life coverage, calculations • Floating Decimal plus up to $25,000 in accidental Four-function unit with bright 8 digit /C death benefits. display Has capacity to remember" Vfl c~." To tell the story of this unique sub total accumulations and recall insurance plan, Valley Forge instantly, accurately whenever Life Insurance Company is you want them S W WAS using a promotional campaign s.i. s>< « « , 2 In addition, the company is CASIO encouraging agents affliliated with CNA Insurance to become 6-digit "Mini" Electronic Calculator involved in the MDAA Not Much Larger than an Index Card!

Value packed jn.t performi like models much higher in prrce Has special 6-digrt display that gives a D The quilted trim oxford 12'dtgi* ant*ver at the touch of a button. Includes for your little girl. Soft carrying cate strap and 4 penlight batteries. stepping its way with Sir 6'a • 3' 3" wide SP-06-CM-604 easy going leather, a • Floating Decimal • Negative SP 06 7 3067 AC Adapter for Mini' $4 95 cushion crepe sole and Sign e Power and Reciprocal Entra AAwe Alkaline Penlight Batteries reliable Buster Brown Functions • Constant in all SP K7 AL9 AA Pk 4 $2 80 quality. 4 functions • Works on AC Buster or Battery A Brown. A Big Step! Suddenly, you no longer have a baby, but a young scholar, testing his wings for the first time, out in the old tough world. A big step in the life of a youngster. NEW! DIFFERENT! Same way with saving. It's a big step when you begin a consistent savings program at First Federal. Suddenly, you're among the financially independent. One of the wise and thoughtful thousands who are savings millions at First Adjustable Base for Calculators Federal. The secret is to save some each payday, large or Ingenious base adjusts from 2 to 5" to get the best small, regular saving is the secret. Be among the first...at reading angle or eliminate glare from overhead lights. First Federal. Use small base for hand calculator,, large base for desk models or adding machines

oySfr

INSURED 03 AAB3 $495 10 » 14 •*• si v* SIZE

First Federal Savings And Loan Association £>am 0 (Pfffcu #ttppl«0, 3nc 1031 Front Street Georgetown, S. C. 1309 Highmarket St. (803) 546-4155 Georgetown, S.C. Phone 546-4187 Leather retem In uppers THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Tuesday, September 3, 1974 9 ...Water System SUMMER END CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 families in Plantersville favored a rural water system. CLEARANCE "The survey is an indication that the people of the area want a consistant supply of good water," said Ladson, "and we have already contacted Haywood, Bee-Bee engineers of Florence to begin a reevaluation of the system." i si The engineering firm had given an estimated cost of i n $340,000 for the project two years ago, but Ladson is ex­ Lawn Mower s pecting a figure close to $400,000 for the project at this time. The board of directors has And offered a number of advantages to the community for sup­ porting the system including treated drinking water, in­ creased property value, in­ creased economic growth in the Garden Tractors area, and better fire protection due to the construction of fire hydrants with the system. ON THE SPOT The Board is asking members of the community to call Ladson at 546-8865 or Green at 546-3198 for more information. Bank Rate Financing ...Church By International Harvester Finance Corporation Plan Power Cadet Riders CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 made. Mowers Meanwhile, he added, the SILENCE AND SOLITUDE—Even the birds need to get away from it all present All Saints will be held in occasionally; here an immaculate crane pauses at still poolside to ponder the affection and reverence by the complexities of this world. He could hardly have chosen a more likely spot Pawleys Episcopalians; it will than this willowswept pond near Litchfield Beach to pause and consider. be used as a chapel for small weddings, meetings and 20% Off funerals. The motto now being Amazon Cruise developed and adopted by the , Pawleys members is "All Saints Parish-Today's Link With Yesterday And Tomorrow." The All Saints Vestry began Be Prepared For seeking a solution to coping with heavier membership about two- and-a-half years ago, Mr. Templeton said. "Sometimes we have 200 NOW people for the 10 AM service and 55 Cadet Reg. $486.95 we only have seating capacity SAVE for 100 people. 5 HP $-30095 Heat And Adventure "We would have people sit­ '88.00 398 ting on the porch and out into NOW the cemetery" , he added. 75 Cadet Reg. $665.95 IQUITOS, Peru - If you've reason or another. In fact, In fact, one of the below- Co-chairman for the building SAVE been contemplating an Ama­ they weren't quite finished. 95 deck cubicles didn't even committee are Mr, Wade Bostic zon cruise during your next $ Tourists had slept in them, have a fan. and Mr. Eric Roberts. ' ~ 117.00 548 vacation, be advised: but the boat would be more Or I might have drawn a The brick wall enclosing the Not even the most venture­ comfortable, we were told. 19 - 21" cut — Push or Self diminutive cabin on the top new Parish Hall will be iden­ NOW some tourist should plunge in­ This development turned deck with shared toilet and Propelled Recoil or Electric 76 Cadet 7 HP *««• *»•* to the Amazon basin lightly. tical to the All Saints in­ out tob e a break for me, be­ bathing facilities and the stallations and the wrought iron Start. Prices can't be beat. If you're a fanatic about hot cause, with everyone sleeping furnishings of a jail cell. gates to match those now in use, SAVE e-vj| H95 baths, telephone communica­ on the boat, passengers who'd However, through good are being made. tions, iced drinks and airlines Lawn Tractor * 147.00 #*tO paid extra for the privilege luck, I escaped this environ­ All Saints' rector said that in committed to their schedules, were upgraded, and I was ment and, in all truth, was the pazt, this church has been a you'd better go J Las Vegas. moved into the Amazon quite comfortable on the boat. supporting elemnt in the affairs Compare These Prices But, if you can tolerate Queen's only air-conditioned We were a day late leaving of the community. heat, repel mosquitoes and Today's best buy, the Cub Cadet cabin, which normally would Iquitos, because the fuel sup­ "We are not planning these The tractor of lawn and garden tractor. extend the patience of Job, a have cost me $60. In addition ply was a day late arriving, trip down the Amazon may new additions for ourselves to air conditioning, it had a but we didn't waste time. We only", he noted, "but we want to give you vacation recollec­ private bath, a true luxury in invested the wait in a Sunday tions you'll treasure forever. share them with this area; we'd the future, A 8 HP-Cub Cadet 86 a humid, jungle locale. afternoon trip by motor like All Saints to continue to be a For the last year or year Had the lodges been put to launch, foot and canoe to a place from which community with 44" Mower and a half, travel agencies use, I, with only $30 invested Yagua Indian village where plans may be served. •have been distributing attrac­ Reg. $1,469.50 $- mf%Q g%_- in a room on the boat, would city-dwelling relatives who'd He said that when All Saints tive literature from Wright have been assigned very come out for a weekend in the Way Tours, a Glendale, Calif., dreams, it dreams a long ways: NOW 1 lVo.VD small, very hot quarters, pos­ country were playing soccer. the church owns a small white organization promoting sibly below deck, with shared Despite the visitors' city cruises on the Amazon be­ pre-Civil War chapel on High­ SAVE *270.55 toilet and bathing facilities clothes and city ways, I'm way (The Chapel On The tween Iquitos, Peru, and and no air conditioning. Leticia, Colombia. CONTINUED ON PAGE 11 Highway.) "We wish to restore it to its 10HP -Cub Cadet 108 According to the literature, original state," Mr. Templeton With 44" Mower travelers who sign for the said, "and convert it into a junket will call the boat home museum in which to show old Reg. $i,57i.5o N0W $|298 95 by day during their four-day, church silver.church records some 300-mile adventure and 9 and papers and any other ar­ SAVE »272.55* spend their nights in jungle Today's tifacts that parishioners might lodges unless they've paid ex­ wish to give us to be kept for tra for sleeping arrangements posterity." on the yacht. 12HP- Cub Cadet 128 Also, he said, All Saints plans During the days, the bro­ to expand the old cemetery at With 44" Mower chures reveal, Amazon Queen Investor the original site. > $ passengers will either lounge By THOMAS E. O'HARA The architect for the new NOW • 398.95 in deck chairs while watching addition is John Tabb Heyward, Reg. $1,672.50 the shoreline slip by or will, Q. I have some stock ih Another is investors' estimate Marcor Corporation. There has AIA of Columbia. during breaks in their voyage, as to how likely the deal is to be The construction is being SAVE •273.55 take jungle walks and visit In­ been information in the papers consummated; that is, whether that Mobil OU was going to offer done by Humphries Con­ And a good long one at that. Because in test after test, the Cub dian tribes. it is likely to be accepted or struction Company of Myrtle! >• $35 a share for the stock. It isn't fought by the management of Cadet kept on running season after season. In fact, after the The brochures also contain Beach. equivalent of years of operation, the Cub Cadet was still going an ominous passage tagged selling that high on the market, the company whose stock is Instead of a ground-breaking strong. 14HP -Cub Cadet 149 "Responsibility" which and I don't understand why the being purchased and whether a stock should sell lower when ceremony, Mr. Templeton said, So if there's a lawn and garden tractor in your future, your should be read carefully and government agency will try to With 44" Mower such a big company has an­ affect the offer. a "roof-raising" is planned in best value is a Cub Cadet. Six different models. 8 to 16 hp. taken seriously, because which all parishioners and Standard or hydrostatic drive. With over CO different work Reg. $2,104.50 nounced it will pay that price. Q. I don't belong to an In­ therein Wright Way Tours friends of All Saints will be options. hydrostatic drive vestment Club but my broker disclaims all liability for "in­ A. It is not unusual when one welcomed. hydraulic lift told me that the National Just Imagine. In ten years you might still be sitting pretty on NOW '1798.95 jury, damage, loss, accident, company makes an offer for the The present construction the Cub Cadet you buy today. head lights delay or irregularity which stock of another company for Association of Investment Clubs has meetings around the marks the fifth All Saints $ may be occasioned either by the stock that is being pur­ building program; four time All SAVE 305.55 J reason of defect in any vehicle chased to sell for less on the country that are open to the public and that many Saints has been built-with two or for any reason whatsoever, market than the price being of these following destruction of or through the acts or default offered. The kind of stock workshops are conducted at • i d_ • - •• Sale Price these meetings that help an in­ the building by fire. $ 95 of any company or persons market we are in at the time the For the first time, All Saints is engaged in conveying the pas­ offer is made has a lot to do with dividual to develop his knowledge about stocks. Can forging ahead,the minister International Cub Farmall 2598 senger or in carrying out ar­ how close the stock will sell to remarked, not just fighting to R Price 2920o rangements of the tour. They the offering price. In a slow, you send me a list of those meetings? replace that which has been With One Point Fast Hitch «* * ° SAVE '321.05 cannot accept any responsi­ non-speculative market like we lost. bility for losses or additional have been having recently, A. These meetings are expenses due to delay or there will be more of a tendency largely classes for investors • Power Mowers changes in air or other serv­ for the gap between the market and are held in 30 cities across WELFARE, PA. ices. ..." price and the offering price to the country. They are an- In Pennsylvania, the wel­ TORO ,<*, While this may sound like a be wider. nounced in NAIC's BETTER fare rolls declined by more Mowers routine disclaimer, it's ac­ Another factor which affects INVESTING Magazine each than 100,000 cases between tually a revealing promise of the distance between the two month, and I am sending you March and November last what one may encounter in prices is the percentage of the the August issue giving Sep­ year, but the number of public 15% Off I Lawn Vacuum the Amazon country. total stock the company offers tember meetings. I see you are assistance employes in­ Actually the Amazon cruise to buy. Generally, the higher not far from Milwaukee which creased by 500. — CNS I took recently went almost as percentage being bought, the is the site of this year's big anticipated. It was the imme­ closer the price paid on the open three-day meeting in mid- WINGING IT diate aftermath that didn't. market will be to the offered October. You'd find it a very Results of NASA flight tests I hadn't planned to stay in price before the completion of informative experience. of a supercritical wing on an the jungle lodges in the first the offer. Mobil is offering to F-8 aircraft showed that use buy about 50 percent of the Mr. O'Hara welcomes your place but, instead, had paid questions, but will answer them of this wing design permitted PARSONS shares. This leaves room for $30 extra for a bed on board. only through this column. He the test aircraft to fly 15 per So I wasn't discommoded some difference in the two cent farther without using any prices since everyone is not would be pleased to send a when Paul Wright, Wright complimentary copy of BET­ additional fuel. — CNS Way Tours chief representa­ going to get $35 for his stock right away. TER INVESTING Magazine or tive on the Amazon, broke the information about Investment NEW JOBS news that everybody would There are other factors, also; Clubs to any reader requesting More than 5 miUion new sleep on the ship. jobs have come into existence NURSERY one is the estimate of investors it. Write: Today's Investor, P. The lodges, it seemed, as to where the stock will sell O. Box 220, Royal Oak, since 1871, according to Tax weren't quite in order for one when the offer is completed. Michigan 48068 Foundation, Inc. — CNS The Lawn Mower People — We Service What We Sell ; ?r TW 10 THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Tuesday, September 3, 187<

TRESPASS NOTICE CaroUna in tbe above Captioned TRESPASS NOTICE Notice is hereby given that all Matter Notice is hereby given that all persons are forbidden to enter, O'BRYAN * O'BRYAN AND persons are forbidden to enter, hunt, shoot, fish, allow dogs, ROSEN AND ROSEN hunt, shoot, fish or in any dump trash or in any manner By Sylvan L. Rosen manner trespass upon the lands trespass upon the hod nd Attorneys for Santee Electric known as Lark HIU Plantation, waters known as Hie DeBor­ Cooperative, Inc. County of Georgetown, which dieu Colony, formerly the have been duly posted ac­ Southeast Portion of Arcadia STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA cording to law. Plantation, on Waccamaw Neck COUNTY GEORGETOWN John P. Seibels, owner in Georgetown County, South IN THE COURT OF COMMON J.P. Wynn, agent Carolina, which have been duly PLEAS CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALE—Discount on 1 floor 3tc9-10" FOR RENT-New office posted according to law. AU EX PARTE: Santee Electric •cent* a word—1st Insertion FOR SALE—'69 Roadrunner. sample pianos. Long term building located next to S cento a word — Each ad­ $1000. CaU 546-3074. tfc trespassers wiU be prosecuted Cooperative, Inc., TRESPASS NOTICE financing avaUable. Irvings. Goodyear store on Duke St. Miscellaneous to the fuU extent of the law. ditional Insertion Front St. tfc CaU days 264-5210. tfc Petitioner, Wee Tee Hunting Club has leased tbe HolUngworth Tract FOR SALE—One partially THE DEBORDIEU COR­ IN RE: Santee Electric DEADLINE — Noon Friday of land consisting of ap­ cleared homesite in River- GENERAL ELECTRIC sales RIVER PROPERTY PORATION Cooperative, Inc., For Tuesday's Paper. Noon FOR RENT-No. Litchfield proximately 13,000 acres of land view Estates approx. 400' and service. Also General Sampit River frontage for WALLACE F. PATE vs: Tuesday For Thursday's Beach. Third row. 2 years old, from Hwy. 41 Swamp Land two from water. Lot size ISO' x Electric appliances. Washers, lease. Located by old bridge President Stc 9-10 Sheila B.A. Pulling, Bernard L. Paper. 2600 sq. ft., 5 bedrooms, site in MaryvUle. CaU Bob miles West of Sutton Church. 275'. $2,800. Call 546-3210. dryers, refrigerators, ranges family room, 2 fireplaces, HoUoway; Alexander C. Ewing, and freezers. Griffith's Gas Roberts 546-4241 before 5:20 TRESPASS NOTICE as Guardian of Alexander C. Anyone interested in being a 2tp screened porches, sun deck, p.m. tfc part of this club please contact and Appliances. Phone 546- electric heat and air con­ Notice is hereby given that all Ewing, Jr., Eric Sherman 4194. • tfc persons are forbidden to enter, Ewing, and Caroline Day Wee Tee Hunting Club. CaU 234- FOR SALE-34 ft. Houseboat, 4 ditioner. Range, dishwasher. 3911, Bobby WoodaAi, Pres. $325.00 month. Furnished or LOST—Colliers Encycopedia hunt, shoot, fish, allow dogs, Ewing, minors under the age of years old, 225 Chrysler in- dump trash or in any maimer Anyone hunting or in any FOR SALE board-outboard, sleeps six. FOR SALE-1973 Continental unfurnished. CaU Charleston, Series 1957, Volume 19-W, fourteen years; Victoria Sonne trespass upon the lands and Pulling, a minor under the age manner trespassing on this land CaU 546-4467. tfc Mark IV. Priced to seU. CaU S.C. 1-552-7749 after 5:00 p.m. Black with gold lettering. If without permission will be Glenn Hill 546-5260 after 4 for appointment. 3tc9-3 you have found this or have waters known as Arcadia ef fourteen years; Anne Shelia The "Me Book", a story written Plantation on Waccamaw Neck Mulford CampbeU, a minor prosecuted. 3tc9-10 FOR SALE—Fresh shrimp. p.m. 4tc 9-3 one I can purchase please call especially for your child. Uses 546-7630. tfc in Georgetown County, South under the age of fourteen years; your child's name, address, Call 546-5496. tfe. FOR RENT—Pawleys Island Carolina, which have been duly John Young CampbeU, a minor NOTICE TO CREDITORS NATURAL GAS AP­ pets, etc. THE MARK TWAIN Villas, Front Beach 6 apart­ posted according to law. AU over the age of fourteen years; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PLIANCES— Ranges, water STORE. 10tc9-26 FOR SALE—8 track stereo car ments, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, Smoke Detectors, Fire Alarms trespassers wiU be prosecuted and Christian R. Sonne, Thomas that aU persons holding claims heaters, wall furnaces and tape players. 10W output, front screened porch, elec­ and Burgular Alarms. Free to the fuU extent of the law. L. Pulling, and Empire against the Estate of Margaret space heaters. Griffith's. tric heat and air con­ estimates. McDonald Alarm. FOR SALE-15 ft. Cobia Sprint FuUy guaranteed $30. AM-FM Mrs. LuciUe Vanderbilt Pate National Bank, Executors and Singleton Green, Deceased, will - 8 Track Stereo in dash type. Phone 546-4194. tfc ditioning. Available monthly CaU 5464930. tfc 1973. 65 Evinrude motor and Owner 3tc9-10 Trustees of the Estate of Hans please file the same duly $94.95. BiU's Radio and Tape basis Sept. 1 thru May 15. trailer. CaU 546-7885. tfc Christian Sonne. verified with the undersigned Service. West Virginia Rd. FOR SALE IN MARYVILLE- Litchfield Realty 237-4241 or MISCELLANEOUS— Wanted c-o Patrick J. Doyle, Attorney, 546-6511. tfc Brick veneer house on 2H Pawleys Island Real Estate someone to share expenses in NOTICE ORDER NISI APPOINTING Post Office Box 404, FOR SALE—Ethan AUen table, acres, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 237-4257. tfc a traUer, including rent and STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA GUARDIAN AD LITEM Georgetown, South Carolina, chairs and hutch. CaU 546-4073 FOR SALE-13 foot FW Fishing kitchen w-appliances dining utilities. Must be employed. COUNTY OF GEORGETOWN ON HEARING the foregoing and all persons indebted to said after 5 p.m. 4tc9-5 Boat with 5 Vi HP 1969 Johnson room w-fireplace, living room Call 546-3822 anytime before 8 NOTICE OF TAKING IN Petition herein, from which it Deceased will please, make Motor and TraUer. $275. Call w-fireplace, utility room w- p.m. tfc CONDEMNATION appears that the Petitioner payment likewise. FOR SALE-1971 Capella HELP WANTED TO: Sheila B.A. Pulling 546-8900. 2tc9-3 appUances, sun porch, fish herein requires a right of way Agnes Singleton Washington MobUe Home. Central Heat. Bernard L. HoUoway over property in which the pond (weU stocked) central WANTED Executrix Good Condition. $300 equity or Alexander C. Ewing, as infants John Young CampbeU FOR SALE—Two lots on Black heat and air. $42,400. HELP WANTED-RetaU Sales Good Used Furniture Estate of Margaret Singleton best offer. Phone 546-7316. 4tp Guardian of Alexander C. and Anne Sheilia Mulford River, approximately eight for long established local Highest Prices Paid Green 9-5 The Georgetown Agency, 119 Ewing, Jr., Eric Sherman CampbeU have an interest, and miles NW of Andrews. Size of business. Hospitalization Candlestick Furniture Screven St. 546-4330 or 546- Ewing, and Caroline Day Ewing that it is required that a 3tc9-10 each lot is 74 x 800 feet on insurance, pension plan, paid CaU 546-2164 3502. guardian ad Utem be appointed FOR SALE—Rabbits and water. CaU 546-9665 or 234- vacation and salary open. 130 S. Fraser Alexander C. Ewing, Jr., TRESPASS NOTICE to represent said infants in this Guinea Pigs. Call 546-8146.tfc 3941. Shown by appointment Send handwritten resume to Georgetown, S.C. minor Notice is hereby given that all action; and, only. tfc RetaU Sales, P.O. Drawer G. 26tp 11-12 Eric Sherman Ewing, minor persons are forbidden to enter, Now available at The Mark All applications are con­ Caroline Day Ewing, minor IT APPEARING that Douglas hunt, shoot or trespass in any Twain Store: Encyclepedia FOR RENT fidential, tfc Victoria Sonne Pulling, minor L. Hinds is a suitable, proper manner upon the land of In­ FOR SALE—28 foot Drift-R- Lose weight with New Shape John Young CampbeU, minor Americana. 10tc9-26 Tablets and Hydrex Water and capable person to act in this ternational Paper Company, Cruz houseboat and traUer. Anne Shelia Mulford Camp­ capacity; East of Highway 17, and north CaU 546-4073 after 5 p.m. FOR RENT—3 bedroom house AVON Pills at Reynolds Drug, An­ beU, minor FOR SALE-HORSE. 8 year old drews and Cameron Phar­ NOW, on motion of Rosen and or Annandale Road, also lands tfc in backside of Kensington NEED MONEY FOR BACK- Christian R. Sonne, Thomas V. quarter horse. Gelding. with 2 baths. $275. CaU 546- macy. 9tp94 Rosen, attorneys for Petitioner, of International Paper Com­ TO-SCHOOL CLOTHES? L. Pulling and Empire National in the above action, pany between Highway 17 and Rides western or English. 3201. 2tc9-5 Earn extra money selling FOR SALE—4 ET Aluminum Bank, Executors & Trustees of IT IS ORDERED that the said South Island Road (formerly Western saddle and bridle Avon Products in your spare WANTED—Female roommate slotted disc 14" 4 lug rims Estate of Hans Christian Sonne. Douglas L. Hinds be and is part of Rice Hope Plantation) included. $450. Call 546- time. I'll show you. Call: Mrs. share 3 bedroom modern apt. Used one week. Traded cars FOR RENT OR SALE- Mobile Pursuant to Article 8, Chapter hereby appointed Guardian ad and part of the Oaks Tract east 7142. . 2tc9-6 Margaret Stone, 618 Juniper with two others. $75.00 month. reason for selling. $35 each home Pawleys Island. Call 10, Title 58, of the Code of Laws Litem for the said infants John of Highway 17 belonging to Dr., Surfside, S. C. 448-3873 or Need by Sept. 10. Call 546- with lug bolts and valve stem.. 237-2123.tfc of South Carolina for 1962, Young Campbell and Anne Westvaco. FOR SALE- '73 Buick. Eleetra 238-2524. ltc 9-3 9177. tfc amendments thereof and all 225. Very low mileage. Loaded Call 546-4444 after 5 p.m. tfc Sheilia Mulford CampbeU, and Trespassers applicable Statutes and the authorized to appear for and on will be with extras. $4300. Call 546- FOR RENT—2 bedroom trailer. prosecuted. 10 x 47. Air Conditioned. HELP WANTED-Position Constitution of the State of behalf of said infants in said 7142.2tc 9-6 EARS PIERCED FREE- South Carolina, NOTICE IS SMITH HILL CLUB Irvings will pierce your ears Located in Ringle Heights. avaUable at the BeUe W. Legal action, unless the said infants or HEREBY GIVEN that Santee someone in their behalf within Guy Lindsey FOR SALE—14 ft. Carolina boat free with purchase of ear Call 546-9409. tfc Baruch Institute USC. In­ 3tc9*10 with 40" stern, 20 HP Mercury dividual must have a general Electric Cooperative, Inc. a twenty days after service of a studs. Irvings, Inc., Front corporation organized and and Cox break-back trailer. St. tfc FOR RENT—Two bedroom, knowledge of mechanical and Notices copy of this Order upon them, as Call 237-4211.4tc 9-12 electrical systems. High existing under the Rural herein provided, appUes for or NOTICE OF DISCHARGE A-C trailer. Call 546-5887. tfc Electric Cooperative Act of the obtains the appointment of a NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN school diploma required and NOTICE TO CREDITORS FOR SALE-1974 CaroUna boat FOR SALE—64.6 acres - minimum of 5 yrs. work ex­ State of South Carolina, does Guardian ad Litem for them or that on the 17th day of Sep­ 40" wide, Colt traUer and 1974 commercial or residential 35 FOR RENT—4 Bedroom Cot­ ALL PERSONS indebted to require a right of way over, and either of them. tember, 1974, the undersigned tage for 9 months starting perience. Starting salary the ESTATE of Robert Jessie 50 HP Mercury, 5 months old. acres cleared. Railroad backs the exclusive use and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED wUl fUe with the Probate Court Sept. 1. Call: James W. Smith $7114 with benefits. Call 546- Cribb, late of Georgetown Used 3 times. $1100. CaU 234- property. The Georgetown possession of said right of way that this Order shall be served her Final Accounting as Real Estate Co. 237-4246. 2tc 9- 3623. 4tc9-3 County, South Carolina, will 2883. 4tc9-5 Agency. 546-4330. tfc or land as hereinafter on the infants herein named by Guardian of the Person and 3 kindly make payment to the described, for the construction, publication thereof in The Estate of Lucinda Geathers, HELP WANTED—Real Estate undersigned, and all persons F0R maintenance and operation of Georgetown Times, a weekly Minor, and at the same time FOR SALE- 1973 VW 412. Call SALE—12 x 54 Azalea FOR RENT—2 bedroom traUer Salesman experience and having claims against said 546-4981 after 4 p.m.2tc 9-5 Mobile home completely electrical distribution and-or newspaper published in wUl make application for her with central heat and air. Call license helpful but not ESTATE will please present service lines, and for such other discharge as such Guardian. furnished. Located in Plan­ necessary. Apply in person, Georgetown, S.C. once a week 546-6545. tfc same, duly itemized and uses of said right of way as are NEOMI GEATHERS tersville on large corner lot you may call for an ap­ for three successive weeks, and FOR SALE-1967 V.W. Good verified, to the undersigned. incident thereto, for itself and Guardian with fenced backyard. Call pointment, 612 South Fraser a copy thereof mailed to said condition. $450.00. Phone 546- FOR RENT—2 bedroom trailer. Carolyn F. Cribb its successors or assigns, to Georgetown, S.C. 546-7732. tfc St. Phone 5464611. tfc infants at their last known 9374. «tc9-12 Triple A Acres. By appointment Administratrix of the serve the pubUc interest, in that address. August 14,1974 4tc9-10 only. CaU 546-6463. tfc ESTATE of Robert Jessie Cribb it is necessary to provide Betty L. Williams FOR SALE—Trophies and potential customers with HELP WANTED-Bar waitress c-o Jerome P. Askins, Jr. Clerk of Court for Georgetown TRESPASS NOTICE FOR SALE- MobUe home. 12 x plaques. Large discounts to electrical power within its FOR RENT-IN ANDREWS- Thursday, Friday and Attorney at Law County, S.C. Notice is hereby given that aU 55, Wedgefield. Very good organizations. Coastal service area. New mobile home, total Saturday night. Year around Hemingway, S.C. Georgetown, S.C. persons are forbidden to enter, condition. Call 264-8788 after 6 Engravers, Inc. 929 N. Kings employment. Apply Sea GuU electric and air conditioned. Georgetown, S.C. The tract or parcel of land August 12, 1974 hunt, shoot, fish or in any P.M. tfc Highway, Myrtle Beach. Call Inn for interview. tfc August 15,1974 3tc 9-13 4484385. tfc 10 S. Magnolia Ave. The required for the purposes NOTICE: manner trespass upon all the Benton L. Smiths 264-6494. tfc aforesaid measures and con­ TO THE INFANTS JOHN lands known as Georgia Pacific FOR SALE-Lot 51 - River- Corp. property known as the FOR SALE—One acre in Plan- MANAGER TRAINEE TRESPASS NOTICE tains approximately .931 acres, YOUNG CAMPBELL AND view Estates at Browns Ferry Expanding consumer finance Francis Smith tract in tersviUe. CaU 546-5065 after. 5 FOR RENT—Furnished 3 Entry on lands of Litchfield as is more particularly ANNE SHELIA MULFORD 150-277. Close to water. $2700. company offers position with Georgetown County. All p.m. tfc bedroom mobile home. Beach, Inc., in Santee area is described on a sketch showing CAMPBELL: CaU 546-7603. tfc a future to a personable and Trespassers will be prosecuted Central air and heat, dish­ strictly forbidden. Namely proposed powerline to Santee PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that aggressive individual. Must to the full extent of the law. washer. Couple only. Contact three (3) tracts described as Electric Cooperative, Inc., the Order appointing Guardian FOR SALE-1973 Oakwood FOR SALE—A set of 40,000 mile be high school graduate and Vernon L. Stewart, Jr. guarantee radial tires, one of John R. Howard for ap­ follows: Kingstree, S.C. across lands of ad Litem Nisi, a copy of which trailer. 12 x 64. 2 bedrooms, own automobUe. This is an Lessee the safest tires your car can pointment, 546-5259. tfc (1). That area bounded on Bates HU1 Plantation, drawn by appears above along with the \*A bath. FuUy carpeted with outstanding opportunity to McCaU-Thomas Engineering Notice of Taking in Con­ 3tp8-27 washer and dryer. Central have. CaU William Brown or join one of the south's most South by Annandale Road. East Larry HolUday. 546-6666. tfc by RocheUe Plantation. North Co. dated June 2,1974, a copy of demnation, was filed in the air. Small equity and take-up FOR RENT—Office. Contact. progressive and growing which is hereto attached, and office of the Clerk of Court for NOTICE payments. CaU 546-3132 before Andrews Tire Service. tfc. consumer finance and multi- by Annandale Plantation and I will not be responsible for IPCo. West by Kinloch Creek. reference thereof being Georgetown County, South 5:00, 546-8754 evenings. FOR SALE-1971 Apache fold- industry companies-. Our directed for a more complete Carolina, on August 13, 1974. any debts other than those I 2tc9-3 down camper. Sleeps 6. Good training program insure rapid (2) That area bounded on the make personally. FOR RENT—3 bedroom North by Annandale Road. East detailed description of the lands O'BRYAN & O'BRYAN AND condition. Call 546-7774 Condominium unfurnished progress to a . managerial involved. ROSEN AND ROSEN John F. Koerner daytime, after 6:00 caU 546- position. ExceUent starting by Rice Hope Plantation. South . 3tp9-17 FOR SALE—Deluxe Sewing Salt Marsh Cove, Litchfield. by Santee River. West by DATED; this 12 day of By: Sylvan L. Rosen Machine. Zig Zags, button 4649. tfc Long or short term lease salary, many employee Attorneys for Santee Electric benefits. Contact Mr. Fox­ Koppers CO. AND IPCo. and August, 1974. NOTICE TO CREDITORS holes, monograms, does much avaUable. $230 month. Con­ Hwy. 17. (3) That area bounded SANTEE ELECTRIC Cooperative, Inc. AU persons indebted to the more. Like new. $59.95 or FOR SALE—Shampoo bowl, tact Detlev Christ 237-2736 or worth at Fairlane Finance Co 3tc9-3 CaU 264-5234. tfc North by IPCo East by COOPERATIVE, INC.: estate of Victor Randolph $10.35 down and 6 payments at tank revolving hair styling 5464173. 4tc9-5 Westvaco, South by IPCo and By Basil Ward Tanner, late of Georgetown $9.26. CaU 546-3311. tfc chair, comb and brush dry Westvaco. West by IPCo. General Manager TRESPASS NOTICE County, South Carolina, will Notice is hereby given that aU sterlizer at reasonable price. FOR RENT—Two and three HELP WANTED-I need an Litchfield Beach Inc. O'BRYAN & O'BRYAN please make payment to the FOR SALE-1973 CB 750 Honda. Call 264-5983. 2tp9-5 bedroom air conditioned area representative to Uve in By: J.C. O'Bryan, Jr. persons are forbidden to hunt, undersigned, and all persons 3,500 miles. 2 helmets and P.C. McClary, Jr. shoot, aUow dogs to run at large trailers. Winyah Mobile a new mobUe home and seU Agent 3tc9-10 Attorneys for Santee Electric having claims against the sissy bar included. Call 546- Homes, Fogel St., mobile homes for old Cooperative, Inc. upon the lands known as part of estate will please present them 4324 after 5:00. 3tp9-5 FOR SALE—Special deals on 10 Georgetown. Concrete patios established company. We ROSEN AND ROSEN the Rhem-Tyson tract, owned duly verified to the un­ by International Paper Com­ and 12 wide trade-ins - also and water furnished. See have a unique Lease- TRESPASS NOTICE By: Sylvan L. Rosen dersigned. 74 Singer Zig Zag repossessions far as Uttle as manager, CD. Marsh, 546- Purchase Plan that requires Attorneys for Santee Electric pany, leased by Givings Neck Virginia C. Tanner With built-in stretch stitch, Notice is hereby given that all Hunting Club in Georgetown $95 down and assume 5943, or call coUect, Mr. or no down payment. Keep your persons are forbidden to enter, Cooperative, Inc. c-o P.O. Box 583 makes button holes, sews payments. Call 347-3388 or see Mrs. B.A. Graham, 659-2994, present job and seU part-time County, S.C. The said lands Georgetown, CC. buttons, monograms, darns, hunt, shoot or in any manner have been duly posted ac­ at Direct Factory Outlet Turbeville. tfc for large commission. Contact trespass upon the lands in NOTICE 3tc9-17 blind stitch hemming etc. MobUe Homes Conway. tfc Acres Corp. 775-4351, Sumter, cording to law and all Georgetown County bounded as The plat referred to in the trespassers wiU be prosecuted $92.40. WiU accept $8.00 per FOR RENT—North Lit­ S.C. 4tc9-12 foregoing Notice is fUed in the month. Call coUect 1-554- foUows East by Westvaco, West to the full extent of the law. FOR SALE-1973 Carolina boat. chfield Beach, 6 bedrooms, 3 by Litchfield Beach In­ office of the Clerk of Court for WHY WAIT FOR 4511. 4tc9-10 baths, screened front porch. Georgetown County, South Givings Neck Hunting Club 48" wide Galvanized traUer. corporated, North by IPCo. and ltc8-27 SEPTIC TANK 1973 40 HP Mercury motor, six Air Condition in each South by Westvaco. TROUBLE? OURSHAME months old. $200 and take up bedroom. Available Sept. 1 WE NEED LISTINGS ON YOUR FORTUNE Classified Ads Guy Lindsey payments or best offer. Call thru May 15 by the month. Lessee 3tc9-10 CARPENTER THREE BEDROOM Redwood Dealer gone after 6 p.m. 546-9720 tfc Litchfield Realty 237-4241. tfc HOUSES IN ANY GOOD Get Roebic K47 and K47 bankrupt. We must have each year. It reaUy works. Bring Results caU me for SECTION OF warehouse space for our 1974 GUERRY'S SEWING GEORGETOWN. M.P. K-77 kUl roots. FuU money Model Swimming Pools. WiU Home Remodeling back guarantee. Redecorating j SERVICE Heater REPAIRS FERRIS AGENCY 546- sacrifice immediately. Three 5015. tfc sizes avaUable. CaU TOLL Singer Authorized Dealer and Fine Tuning Voicing Lawrimore & Seitter FREE ANYTIME. 1-(800) 922- Superior Workmanship \ 2114 Prince Street Stove REMODELING 1598. tfc Jack Wray MISCELLANEOUS - WE Rowell Hardware PIANO TUNING Repair HAVE CLIENTS WHO Phone 546-4786 CaU 546-7279 ROOM ADDITIONS CaU: WANT SMALL ACREAGE tfc REAL ESTATE Repairs Adjustments OUTSIDE CITY LIMITS Now Is the time to enter your William Briggs J.Duffy FORSALE Phone: John E. Wray WITH OR WITHOUT children In school. We have a 544M7M tfc 264-8570 HOUSE. M.P. FERRIS 4 bedroom with two bath Commercial BUSINESS LOCATION OR 237-2734 AGENCY. 5464015. tfc brick veneer house located 4 CAN BE USED FOR blocks from Winyah Printing OFFICE. tfc FOR RENT— FORSALE Academy and 1 block from FOR RENT Kensington Elementary Pawleys Island Upstairs 3 BEDROOM HOUSE WITH APPROXIMATELY .10 apartment furnished 3 School. ACRES WITH 410 FEET PAWLEYS ISLAND 2 LARGE LOTS, M.P. FERRIS AGENCY Rubber bedrooms, 2 ceramic baths, APARTMENTS SEPARATE GARAGE ON CHARLESTON HWY. dishwasher, washer and Roaches? 546-5015 IDEAL FOR GARAGE, AND WORKSHOP IN WHY INVEST IN dryer, central air, electric Reasonable Rates MARYVILLE PINES, tfc Stamps MOTEL OR TRAILER heat. Front beach. AvaUable CHINCHILLAS? COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES SALES. tfc Weekends-Weekly Large brick veneer house Sept. thru May. Ants? Beach Houses - Apartments RESTRICTED WATER­ Opportunity to earn with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, LARGE HOME IN OLD FRONT LOT. tfc $5,000.00 to $20,000.00 Downstairs apartment, 4 Hot Indoor Showers Uvtng room, dining room, The SECTION OF per year if you qualify family room with fireplace bedrooms, 2 ceramic baths, CaU Gas Heat 51 ACRES ON PAVED GEORGETOWN, 5 For more detail information, and kitchen, 2 ear garage. A-C, electric heat, dish­ Georgetown BEDROOMSAND ROAD NEAR MC­ writ* giving nam*, age, occu Central heat and air con­ washer. Front Beach. See CLELLANVILLE - potion and phone to: BATHS. tfc 546-3363 N. RASHEED ditioning, excellent con­ Times MOSTLY HIGH WELL SOUTHERN FUR MART dition. For appointment 2 MobUe units furnished, P.O.BOX273 DRAINED LAND. P. O. Box 873 Call: M.P. Ferris Agency sleeps six, A-C, front beach. .Georgetown, S. C. $31,000. tfc Ronwell, Georgia 30075 606 Front Street 5464015 By appointment only. CaU Phone 546-9035 in Georgetown Phone 404-991-1S37 M.P. FERRIS AGENCY MP. Ferris Agency 54*4615 237-2560 or 5464666. tfc or 237*4351 at Pawleys. tfc 5464148 TMMtEartKSTCONTIIOl -*6tC 11-21 5464015 mmm-mmmmmmmmmm THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Tuesday, September 3, 1974' or where mosquitoes harbor, or Complaint adverse to Plaintiff's rubbish is concealed on lots title thereto, and Richard Roe, a between residences. fictitious name designating aU Legal Notices (e)..A barn, stable, chicken unknown persons belonging to yard, manure pUe or open said class who may be minors, garbage deposit. incompetents, or under some SUMMONS persons non-compos mentis, (f). Any buUding, or any part legal disability, STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA and other persons laboring of a building, which, on account Defendants. COUNTY OF GEORGETOWN under some other disabUity in of its unsafe or unsanitary TO THE DEFENDANTS IN THE COURT OF COMMON the above entitled action whose condition; or its occupancy or ABOVE NAMED: PLEAS names and addresses are use by any person afflicted with YOU ARE HEREBY SUM­ Thomas and HiU, Inc., unknown; that he is empowered communicable disease, or by MONED AND REQUIRED to Plaintiff. to appear on behalf of said filthy tenants, may endanger answer the Complaint in this vs Defendants, unless tbe said the life or health of residents, action, a copy of which is JuUus Paul Johnson, and if Defendants or someone on their occupants, patrons, or visitors herewith served upon you, and Julius Paul Johnson be behalf shall within twenty (20) therein or in the vicinity to serve a copy of your Answer deceased, then John Doe and days after service hereof thereof. to the said Complaint on the Richard Roe as representatives procure an appointment of a subscriber at his office at 601 Guardian ad Litem; said Order (g).The discharge of sewage, of an heirs or devisees and all garbage, or any other organic Front Street, Georgetown, persons entitled to claim under being filed in the Office of the South Carolina, within twenty Clerk of Court for Georgetown filth into or upon any place in or through him or any of them; such manner than transmission (20) days after service thereof, also, and other persons County. exclusive of the day of such L.G. Funderburk of infective material to human unknown claiming any right, & beings may result therefrom. service; and, if you faU to an­ 'M •Uie, interest in or Uen upon the Associates (h).The maintaining or swer the Complaint within the "real estate described in the By Ray L. Derrick carrying on or manufacture of time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in Complaint herein, any unknown Attorney for Plaintiff chemicals, or any other trade or this action wiU apply to the adults being as a class 21st day of August, 1974. manufacture in such manner as Court for the reUef demanded in designated as John Doe and any to be a menance to the pubUc the Complaint. unknown infants or persons ORDER OF PUBUCATION health through improper or CECIL W. SCHNEIDER, under disabUity or persons in STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA inadequate disposal of dust, Attorney for the Plaintiff mUitary service designated as a COUNTY OF GEORGETOWN wastes, or fumes. By: Robert H. O'DonneU class as Richard Roe, IN THE COURT OF COMMON (i).The accumulation of PLEAS Defendants. materials, either organic or Georgetown, S.C. TO THE DEFENDANTS Thomas and HiU, Inc., inorganic, on any property to August 22, 1974 ABOVE NAMED: , Plaintiff, the extent and in such manner * YOU ARE HEREBY SUM­ -vs- as to create a harborage for TO THE DEFENDANTS MONED and required to an­ Julius Paul Johnson, et al., rodents or other vectors that swer the Complaint herein, ABOVE NAMED: Defendants. are dangerous to the public Please be advised that the copy of which is herewith It appearing to my health. Also, the maintaining of served upon you, and toserv e a Summons of which the above is satisfaction from the annexed such an accumulation of a copy, together with the copy of your Answer to said affidavit and petition herein, materials in an untidy and Complaint upon the subscriber original Complaint have been that this is an action for the unsafe manner so as to become filed in the office of the Clerk of NOT ORDINARY-These are not the ordinary, at his office in Columbia, SC, foreclosure of a mortgage of a fire and safety hazard. A Sunday with no one in attendance. Printing on within twenty (20) days after real estate located in Court for Georgetown County on run-of-the-mill kind of things one would normally each indicated that they had been filled with jet fuel service hereof, exclusive of the SECTION 2. No house August 22, 1974. Georgetown County, South refuse, offal, garbage, dead CECIL W. SCHNEIDER see on a leisurely drive in the country. But these at one time or another but gave no hint as their day of such service, and if you CaroUna and that the names glistening white torpedo-like containers were reason for being there. . fail to answer the Complaint and places of residences of animals, decaying vegetable Attorney for the Plaintiff within the time aforesaid, the those Defendants who may have matter, or organic waste of any By Robert H O'DonneU sitting alongside the intersection of Highway 41-17- Plaintiff in this action wiU apply kind shall be thrown, upon any Georgetown, S.C. heretofore died leaving heirs or street, road, or public place; August 22,1974 3tc9-10 TRESPASS NOTICE Florence, South Carolina, to the Court for the reUef devisees are unknown to the Notice is hereby given that all within twenty (20) days after demanded in said Complaint. and no such refuse, putrescible Plaintiff or their attorneys, and or decaying animal or persons are forbidden to enter, service thereof, exclusive of the L.G. FUNDERBURK & cannot with reasonable shoot, fish or in any manner day of such service, and if you Bonds To Help diligence be ascertained by vegetable matter shall be kept NOTICE OF PENDENCY ASSOCIATES in any house, cellar, or ad­ OF ACTION trespass upon the lands of the fail to answer the Complaint By Ray L. Derrick them and that the said joining outhouses, garages, undersigned in Georgetown herein within the time Defendants may claim some STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA aforesaid, the plaintiff in this Attorney for Plaintiff etc., shall be constructed as to COUNTY OF GEORGETOWN County S.C. known as BeU Ford, Columbia, South Carolina interest in the real estate be of sufficient dimensions for Wood Stock and Sue Becket, action wUl apply to the Court for described in the Complaint and IN THE COURT OF COMMON the reUef demanded in said 20th day of August, 1974 the reception of all garbage, PLEAS which have been duly posted Control Pollution LIS PENDENS are necessary parties to the according to law. Violators wiU Complaint. said action; that JuUus Paul and shall be water-tight, made Ervin Parker, -TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA of tight-matched lumber, be prosecuted to the full extent WILLCOX, HARDEE, Fairfield County wiU seU $21 COUNTY OF GEORGETOWN Johnson could not after due galvanized iron or rigid plastic Plaintiff, of the law. PALMER, O'FARRELL, SCE&G is solely responsible for vs. miUion of bonds to help finance payment and the bonds do not IN THE COURT OF COMMON dUigence, be located within the and shall stand at least nine (9) A.W. Ford McLEOD & BUYCK the cost of pollution control PLEAS County of Georgetown, State of inches from the ground, and be John Doe, a fictitious name F.B. Ford Attorneys for Plaintiff constitute a debt of Fairfield used to represent unknown equipment at S. C. Electric & County or a charge against its Thomas and HiU, Inc., South Carolina and may reside provided with a suitable cover, Owners Florence, South Carolina Gas Company's V. C. Summer Plaintiff, outside of said County and which must be kept properly persons claiming any right, August 28, 1974. credit. title, estate, lien or interest in Nuclear Station which is The South Carolina Pollution -vs- State; further, that there are adjusted to same, so as to NOTICE OF DISCHARGE presently under construction. protect the contents from flies, the property described in the Control Bonds Act, which is Julius Paul Johnson be also joined as parties all per­ Complaint adverse to Plaintiff's NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE DEFENDANTS The Pollution Control deceased, then John Doe and sons unknown claiming any insects, rats and animals or that the undersigned will make ABOVE NAMED: considered a model for other title thereto, and Richard Roe, a Facilities Bonds will be pur­ states, can be used as an in­ Richard Roe as representatives interest in the real estate, vermin. AU garbage or refuse a final accounting of the ad­ YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE chased September 11 by four contents must be emptied at fictitious name designating all ducement for new industry to of all heirs at law or devisees of subject of the within action. unknown persons belonging to ministration on the estate of Lee NOTICE that the original banks - The South Carolina JuUus Paul Johnson, and also as NOW, THEREFORE, on least once every seven (7) days. Marsh, and apply to the Probate Summons in the above entitled locate in the state. Under the said class who may be minors, National Bank, Citizens & guideUnes of the statute, the Representatives of all heirs or motion of Ray L. Derrick, one of SECTION 3. Any business Court for a final discharge as action, of which the foregoing is Southern National Bank of serving the pubUc or any in­ incompetents, or under some counties sell the bonds and lend devisees and aU persons en­ the Attorneys for the Plaintiff, legal disability, Administratrix of said estate on a copy, together with the South Carolina, Morgan titled toclai m under or through IT IS ORDERED, that the dustry shall at all times be September 10, 1974. Complaint, were filed in the the proceeds to the industry Guaranty Trust Company of which repays the counties. him or any of them; also, all Summons herein, together with properly policed and staffed so Defendants. Ida Marsh office of the Clerk of Court for New York and First National other persons unknown this Order, the Notice of Lis as to maintain a safe, sanitary, Notice is hereby given that an Administratrix Georgetown County on the 22nd City Bank of New York. The Because interest paid on claiming any right, title, Pendens, Notice of Filing of and tidy condition. Any such action has been commenced Estate of Lee Marsh day of August, 1974. bonds will mature in four years. pollution control bonds is tax interest in or Uen upon the real Complaint, and Notice of Ap­ building, business, or industry and is now pending in the Court C-O David H. Maring WILLCOX, HARDEE, The proceeds of the bonds wUl exempt under state and federal estate described in the Com­ pointment of Guardian and shall at all times be properly of Common Pleas for Attorney at Law PALMER, O'FARRELL, be used to purchase and to tax laws, the rates are usually plaint herein, any unknown ventilated, free from dust, Georgetown County, State of lower than conventional bonds. litem Nisi, be served upon the P.O. Box 806 McLEOD & BUYCK construct facilities for chemical \\ adults being as a class Defendants by pubUcation in a vapors and gases that might be South CaroUna, upon complaint Georgetown, S.C. Attorneys for Plaintiff and biological control, waste Since the pollution control of the above named Plaintiff devices at the nuclear plant, designated as John Doe and any newspaper of general cir­ detrimental to the public 4tc9-3 heat management, and unknown infants or persons culation in Georgetown County, health; and free from obnoxious against the above named NOTICE OF ORDER AP­ radioactive waste control located in Fairfield County, are Under disabUity or persons in South CaroUna, once a week for odors that are objectionable to Defendants for the purpose of TRESPASS NOTICE POINTING A GUARDIAN AD during normal operating expected to cost a total of $71 mUitary service designated as a three (3) successive weeks. the esthetic senses. AU fur­ fixing, determining, miUion, another issue of similar establishing and quieting the Notice is hereby given that all LITEM, NISI. conditions. class as Richard Roe, s-Ruby Ann Moore, Deputy niture and fixtures in such persons are forbidden to enter, YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE bonds will be made in the buildings used by patrons or hunt, shoot, fish, cut wood or in Because pollution control future. The estimated total cost Defendants. Clerk of Court for Georgetown title to certain' real estate in NOTICE that the Order ap­ facilities normally do not in­ County employees shall be kept clean any manner trespass upon the pointing E.S. Swearingen, of the plant is $357 miUion. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN and in good repair at all times. Georgetown County, S.C., and crease a company's production that an action as above-styled Georgetown, South Carolina clearing up and determining lands in Georgetown County, Florence, South Carolina, SECTION 4. Whenever and Southern Kraft lands west of guardian ad litem, nisi, for capability, the South CaroUna has been commenced this date 21st day of August, 1974 wherever a condition shall exist adverse claims to Plaintiff's General Assembly passed a bUl and is now pending before this title thereto. The deed of the Sampit or Oak Grove road, unknown infants and persons ate MO which, in the opinion of the south of Gapway road, and West under disabUity, if any herein, in 1971 designed to encourage Court for the foreclosure of a Municipal Board of Health or its Plaintiff to the property which and facilitate the use of such mortgage covering property NOTICE OF FINAL is the subject matter of this Virginia lands known as Parker collectively designated as authorized representative or farm tract, north and south of JOHN DOE and RICHARD devices at industrial plants in situate in Georgetown County DISCHARGE the City Health Officer, con­ action is recorded in the office the state. Under the terms of the . described as follows NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of the Clerk of Court for S.A.L. railroad, east and west of ROE, was fUed in the office of that at 11:0 stitutes a pubUc nuisance, the OUn Station. These lands have the Clerk of Court for statute and the agreement, "All that certain piece, parcel ° o'clock in the person or persons, firm or Georgetown County in Deed or lot of land, with the im- forenoon on October 1,1974, the Book 100 at page 666, and the been duly posted according to Georgetown County on the 22nd firms, corporation or cor­ law and aU trespassers wiU be day of August, 1974. provements thereon, situate, undersigned will file his final porations, responsible for its said premises were at the time lying and being in the County of accounting and make ap- of the commencement of this prosecuted to the fuU extent of YOU WILL TAKE FUR­ Diploma continuance shall be notified in the law. i" Georgetown, near Georgetown, Plication to the Probate Court of writing of the pubUc health action possessed by the Plaintiff THER NOTICE that unless the Georgetown County, South and described as foUows: SAMPIT GUN CLUB said infant defendants, or State of South Carolina, the nuisance. However, whenever JIMMY JOHNSON, Agent same being shown as Lot No. 14 CaroUna, for final discharge as and wherever a nuisance is of a persons under disability, if any, Exams on plat prepared for Leona H. Executor of the ESTATE of character as to require, in the AU that certain piece, parcel 3tc94 or someone on their behalf, Roumania Rich Hewitt. shall within twenty days after Wg. I, gjdln ]_o A Jenrette by Legare HamUton interest of the pubUc health, or lot of land situate, lying and , l l Jerome White dated April 13, 1955 and William Levi Hewitt, immediate abatement or being in Tax District 3, County NOTICE OF DISCHARGE service of the notice of this *-- ^'-*' *> --*--**'->*--*' , recorded in the Office of the Executor of the ESTATE of discontinuance, the Municipal of Georgetown, State of South NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN order upon them, procure the *- Jlerk of Court for Georgetown Roumania Rich Hewitt c-o Board of Health, its authorized Carolina, being and constituting appointment of a guardian ad Examinatioxamination for obtaining T***.«rkrri*-> W^Vi W,o that the undersigned wiU make the C1 County in Plat Book K at Page Lindsey HaU Attorney at Law, representative or City Health three-quarters of an acre (%), a final accounting of the ad­ Utem for the said infants or equivalent of a high school J WIIIC VT III l*K 14, and also shown on plat Pine St., Batesburg, S.C. Officer may bring a proceeding and being the Southeastern one- ministration on the estate of persons under disability, if any, diploma wiU be given for South ' prepared for Julius Paul Georgetown, S.C. for immediate action in the half of Lot Number 4-A as James Lewis Mayfield and the plaintiff herein wiU apply Carolinians in Columbia next Johnson by Robert E. August 28,1974 4tc9-24 Court of Common Pleas for shown on a map of subdivision apply to the Probate Court for a for an order making said ap­ month. Completes CoUingwood, Jr. RLS, dated Georgetown County for the of the estates of Grace Smith final discharge as Ad­ pointment absolute. Deadline is Wednesday, January 28, 1972." TRESPASS NOTICE abatement of such pubUc health and WiUiam Smith, made by ministratrix of said estate on WILLCOX, HARDEE, September 4, for receipt of Notice is hereby given that aU nuisance. Samuel M. Harper, R.L.S., 17 September 10, 1974. PALMER, O'FARRELL, appUcation with $10 fee to take Exercises "This being the same the examination on September 7 property conveyed to JuUus persons are forbidden to hunt, September, 1969, and recorded Jessie Mayfield McLEOD & BUYCK Job Corpsman Jerome White Paul Johnson by deed of Martin fish, shoot or in any manner in the office of the Cleric of Court ATTORNEYS FOR in Columbia. of Andrews took part in the SECTION 5. Any person or Administratrix EUgible persons may secure and Associates, Inc., dated trespass upon the lands known persons, firm or firms, cor­ for Georgetown County in Plat Estate of James Lewis PLAINTIFF 183rd graduation exercise of the as Dover Plantation and Book U at page 52. Said three- appUcation forms from a school Singer Breckinridge Job Corps , .February 2, 1972 and recorded poration or corporations Mayfield superintendents, adult in the Office of the Clerk of Prospect HiU Land Co. in violating any of the provisions quarters of an acre measures c-o David H. Maring NOTICE OF LIS PENDENS Center on August 28. Coiirtf

The appointment of John E. Mclver to area superintendent of International Paper Com­ pany's Winnsboro area has been announced by Coleman D. Carr, manager of the Georgetown SPECIALS region. A native of Darlington, Mclver received a degree in FRONT STREET LABOR DAY THRU WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 4 forestry from North Carolina State University in Raleigh. Limited Quantities I He began his career with IP in MONDAY On Some Items | 1946 in the Georgetown region Subject To Early 1 as an acquisition cruiser. In Open Labor Day -TS&Til.. . 1947 he was appointed district Sellout! I forester for the Pine Harbor JOHN E. McIVER District, headquartered at Eulonia, Ga. and was later Timberlands in the same area r named district forester for the in 1973, the position he held at One Table Boys & Jr. Boys One Table Girls Summer Vidalia District, headquar­ the time of his recent ap­ tered at Vidalia, Ga. pointment. In 1962 Mclver was assigned A deacon in the Presbyterian as district supervisor of the church, Mclver is active in the Black River District in the Boy Scouts. He and his wife, PULLOVER DRESSES, Georgetown area, prior to being Harriet, have one daughter and appointed timberlands, will be moving to Winnsboro in supervisor of the Winyah the near future. SHIRTS SLACKS, TOPS Young Dinner Guest s $ I allies To 2 Valuesnues To10 5°° Of Country Club f Sixth District chance to talk with the d Congressman Ed Young was congressman. SALE SAU I the guest of the Georgetown Although Young made no B Country Club at an informal formal speech, he did make fi r supper held last Wednesday himself available to TT • s night. everyone attending. LIMIT 4 EACH LIMIT 3 PIECES n Young is being opposed by Some 75 members were on John Jenrette in the up hand for the event and got a coming November election. One Table Mens One Table Polyester Thieves Hit Andrews TANK TOPS KNIT Store, Steal Liquor & Summer Pullovers Thieves broke into an An­ In another Uquor store rob­ MATERIAL drews Uquor store early last bery, Andrews Police and the Thursday morning and made Georgetown County Sheriff's off with a small amount of Department are investigating a Values To *2» s Ui merchandise. midday armed robbery of lalncs To :V Yard Rhem's Liquor Store. Andrews Police Chief Wayne Morris said that the store was Morris said that Camlin's robbed of an undetermined Liquor Store on U.S. Highway amount of money at about 1:30 SALE 521 on the west side of town p.m. last Monday. No suspects SALE reported that several Uquor had been apprehended as of last IKK bottles were taken. weekend. TT LIMIT 4 EACH LIMIT 5 YARDS

One Table One Table Ladies Summer J CHALK LP SUPER SAVINS S I * C \ \ WIG HEAD SPORTSWEAR t t i; Slacks, Tops, Shorts. Swimsuits s Regular 66 Values To *10°°

SALE *i on LIMIT 2 EACH SALE ^»V/ V^ EACH LIMIT 4 PIECES One Table Ladies & Childrens One Table Plastic SUMMER HOUSEWARE ! ITEMS SHOES Buckets, Serving Trays, Values Up To *5°° Pr. Bread Baskets, & Many Others \ (tines SALE To /"' SALE EACH Sweaterdressing 2/*1.00 • Superlative LIMIT 4 PAIR LIMIT 4 ITEMS HUDSON The greatest shape going... and it goes everywhere! COATS & CLARK Toni Todd does it in all-over cables with turtied neck, newsy roll-up sleeves. Wear it belted or free and easy. Polyester sweaterlcnit, machine washable/dry- able. Orange or Brown. 8-18. WINTUK PAPER YARN TOWELS STORE HOURS $ Mon. - Thurs. Fri. I 9-8 Regular -I'' Regular 2/ l°° 9-6 Sat. • 9-6:30

Open All Day Wed. SALE -3/*1.00 Tomlinson's LIMIT 6 LIMIT 3 ROLLS