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Volume 143, No. 59 Wednesday, July 31, 2013 50¢ Dacusville Elementary mourns losses Billy Cannada prayers are with the Graham family during this dif- excited about coming to school.” Staff Writer ficult time.” About 25 firefighters from the Dacusville Fire Pickens County Sheriff’s Office officials say prelimi- Department responded, and it took them approxi- DACUSVILLE –Dacusville Elementary School offi- nary findings from the investigation indicate the fire mately 30 minutes to bring the blaze under control. cials say their prayers are with the family of two young was accidental and it is believed that the fire started Sheriff’s Detectives said they were unable to deter- children who died Sunday. in the kitchen near the stove. Statements from the mine whether the home was equipped with smoke Timothy and Devon Graham, ages seven and four mother prior to her being transported to the hospital detectors due to the damage sustained from the fire. respectively, were caught in a structure fire early revealed that she was preparing to cook on the stove The fire is the second tragedy in a little more than Sunday morning in Dacusville and were unable to with grease when the fire started, according to the two months in the Dacusville community involving escape. sheriff’s office. Tina Lynn Graham, 30, and Christopher Conner Fleming said the two boys will be missed by the small children. Dewayne Graham, 2, survived the fire and are cur- Dacusville community. Two other Dacusville Elementary students, Carly rently at the Augusta Burn Center where they are “Timmy Graham was a wonderful little boy who Simpson, age 7, and her brother, Sawyer, age 5, were being treated for injuries sustained in the blaze. will be truly missed,” Fleming said. “He had a smile found shot to death in their home on Cherokee Trail, “Dacusville Elementary School is deeply saddened that could light up the room and had a way of making about five miles from the location of Sunday’s fire. by the loss of Timmy and Devon Graham,” Dacusville us laugh that we will never forget. Devon would have Their mother, Suzanna Brown Simpson, has been Principal Michael Fleming said. “Our thoughts and been a student in our K4 program this year and was charged with two counts of murder in that case. PRA completes business brochures Magistrate opts Joe Toppe for businesses.” Staff Writer The PRA’s central goal is to economically PICKENS – The revitalize Main Street. not to reconsider Pickens Revitalization “The basis for our Association is intent efforts when business- on recruiting new busi- es are concerned is our nesses to the City of economic restructur- Chihuahua case Pickens. ing committee,” Fowler “One part of the PRA said. “These brochures is economic restruc- are going to allow peo- Billy Cannada out of control, Blanton turing, said Allison ple when they are out Staff Writer said. Fowler, executive direc- and about to hand out “It takes its toll,” tor of the PRA. “As information about the PICKENS COUNTY— Blanton said. “We’ve part of that, our com- City of Pickens.” Possession of a four- spent a lot of time on mittee has put together According to Fowler, pound Chihuahua will this when we could have a business recruitment there are open loca- remain with Easley City been focusing on other brochure as an intro- tions for new business- Councilman Dave Watson things.” duction into Pickens es available around the after another civil hear- Dave Watson did not and show what we can city. ing on the matter Monday attend the hearing due to offer and what we have “We have few avail- afternoon. medical reasons, his wife to attract businesses.” able properties locat- Liberty Magistrate said. The brochure con- ed directly on Main Judge Bruce Anders said “Obviously we think tains a variety of Street,” Fowler said. he would not reconsid- the judge made the right details and information A few businesses have er his ruling, which did decision,” Watson said. on the city. closed in recent years not place the dog back “Hopefully this is over. It “The business bro- and we are very much with its previous owners, shouldn’t have gone this chure includes infor- looking forward to fill- Keith and Kerri Blanton. far.” mation about the retail ing those storefronts. Keith Blanton said he Blanton said he wished market of Pickens, There is also a couple thought Monday’s deci- the judge had reconsid- the demographics of of small retail places sion was a joke. ered the case. the area, and infor- off of Main Street that “I feel like this was “I thought he was here mation for new busi- we would love to get a joke,” Blanton said. to hear the reconsid- nesses interested in people in as well and “They could have sent me eration,” Blanton said. coming here,” Fowler we are currently try- a letter to tell me they “I didn’t realize he had said. “The brochure ing to make those busi- were (going to deny the already made up his is an overture of the nesses more aestheti- motion for reconsidera- mind. You would think in Pickens Revitalization cally pleasing by hang- tion), and I wouldn’t have a reconsideration hearing Association and how ing up posters in the had to take the day off (the judge) would actu- being a Main Street windows the next few work. It’s just a joke and ally reconsider.” community is positive months.” a waste of my time.” Blanton said he was The ongoing feud not sure what the next over possession of the step should be. Chihuahua dates back “Who knows (what the to the summer of 2012 next step is),” Blanton Prescription drugs tied to bulk when the Dave and Trish said. “It’s hard to fight Watson found the dog city hall, so to speak. thinking it was a stray. There just doesn’t seem of county’s accidental deaths The dog had left the to be any easy way to Blanton’s residents while go at this point. We’re Joe Toppe County Coroner Kandy Kelley. “We prescription drug dependency. the family was on vaca- just making lawyers rich Staff Writer are in the top of the state for “It is horrible to think that 29 tion, and the Blanton’s say and keeping judges busy prescription drug deaths which is out of 36 accidental deaths were they found the Chihuahua I guess.” PICKENS COUNTY – Accidental very alarming. A few years ago I related to prescription drug abuse,” after seeing pictures of it The Watson’s say they deaths in Pickens County can be looked at the numbers and out of Kelley said. “I have taken bags full in the local paper. are just happy to keep attributed greatly to the abuse of 36 accidental deaths, 29 of them of medications out of residents’ The Watson’s ultimate- the dog. prescription drugs. were prescription drug overdoses.” houses, and if we got the num- ly refused to return the “We’re all going to con- “We have too many prescription Kelley is an active member of the bers of prescription drug overdoses Chihuahua, and a recent tinue to care for Gracie,” drug overdoses resulting in death Prescription Drug Abuse Alliance court decision gave the Jennifer Fletcher, the in Pickens County,” said Pickens and is passionate about stopping Watson’s possession. Watson’s daughter, said. See DRUGS | 10A The ordeal has gotten Former SWU staffer, son discuss transgender issues Hannah Baker as transgender, she says. Contributing Writer She and her son spoke about their recent life journeys for the first time CLEMSON- Beth Stuart never imag- publicly at Peace Congregational Church ined she would be graduating with her in Clemson on July 21. In 2010, at age doctorate in education jobless. Now 28, Ethan began his physical transition she believes she is unemployed after 10 from female to male. The theme of the years of successful employment with July 21 sermon was living on the mar- Southern Wesleyan University because gins of society. “It’s time for churches of her refusal to disavow support for to embrace the LGBT community,” said a campus group for gay students and Stuart. “We need to quit pretending we their allies. When asked to comment have all the answers. We don’t.” When on Stuart’s departure, Vice President of Ethan was a five-year-old little girl, he Enrollment Management Chad Peters told his mother that he wished God had declined on behalf of the university. made him a boy. Ethan says his struggle When asked about the university’s poli- only became more difficult with time, cies toward homosexuality in general, coming out as a lesbian in high school Peters said the university has lifestyle and, eventually, physically transitioning expectations for all employees. The root to being male. The past few months of Beth Stuart’s support for the lesbian, haven’t been easy for Stuart. After gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) com- Beth Stuart greets some of the people who attended her talk at Peace Congregational Church last munity is her son, Ethan, who identifies See TRANSGENDER | 10A week. 2A Pickens Sentinel Wednesday, July 31, 2013
OBITUARIES Ross thanks to Hospice of the ROCKY BOTTOM Upstate and especially Pat Man on the Street — Mrs. Flora Elizabeth Jeffcoat and Tina Perry. | Staff Writer Aiken Ross, widow of Mrs. Ross is sur- Photos and story by Joe Toppe the late William A. “Gus” vived by her children: Ross, went to be with her Gussie LaVaughn Ross Lord and Savior Jesus (John Zuccaro) of Stone Christ on July 23, 2013, Mountain, GA; Roy Ross after several years of (Carolyn) of Easley; and declining health. Sandra Anderson (Gary) Are you Mrs. Ross was born of Pickens, in whose January 3, 1923, in home she resided for the Rocky Bottom, South past two years. Mrs. Ross a fan of Carolina, and was raised is also survived by six by her mother, Myra Ellen grandchildren: Angela Aiken, in the home of her Dalton (Spencer), Shana professional grandparents, Waymon Dalton (Jason), Jonathan and Elizabeth Aiken. Anderson (Sadie), Alex She lived in her beloved Simmons (Stacy), Justin baseball, Rocky Bottom her entire Anderson (Katie), and life, working at the for- Jessica Anderson; seven mer 4-H Camp when she great-grandchildren: and if so, was younger and then Storie, Joey, & Chloe raising her children and Dalton, Kinsley Simmons, keeping her home in later and Andy, Evie & Gracey Meghan Goodwin from Columbia says, Tyrone Holcombe from Easley says, which team? years. She was a charter Anderson; and one great- “I am not a huge professional baseball “I’m not a baseball fan, I’m a football member of Rocky Bottom great grandson, Braylon fan because we don’t have a team in guy.” Baptist Church and Edwards. Columbia.” served as church clerk for She was predeceased by over forty years. She was a brother, Thomas Aiken also part of the Rocky and grandson Jason Roy Bottom Trio with her hus- Ross. band, Gus, and daughter, Visitation for Mrs. Ross Sandra, and loved to sing was held on Thursday for the Lord, a trait she July 25, 2013 6:00pm to passed down to her chil- 8pm at Dillard Funeral dren and grandchildren. Home in Pickens. Her Mrs. Ross contributed the funeral service took place “Rocky Bottom News” to at Rocky Bottom Baptist local papers for decades Church on Friday July 26, and was affectionate- 2013 2:00pm with burial ly regarded as “Mrs. in the church cemetery. Mayor” by the citizens Flowers will be accept- of Rocky Bottom because ed or memorials may be of her love for her com- made to Hospice of the munity. Her wonderful Upstate, 1835 Rogers neighbors and friends of Road, Anderson, SC Rocky Bottom loved her 29621 or Rocky Bottom in return and cared for Baptist, 174 Rocky Abby Holcombe from Pickens says, Bottom Church Road, Melissa Collins from Easley says, Gene McKinney from Easley says, her as well, which is why “I don’t watch pro baseball but my “I am a Braves’ fan but because “I am a lukewarm professional base- Mrs. Ross was able to live Sunset, SC 29685. husband watches the World Series.” the Red Sox are affiliated with the ball fan but my team would be the there independently until Dillard Funeral Home is Greenville Drive, I am a fan of the Red B raves.” the age of 88. Special assisting the Ross family. Sox as well.” SDPC brings CU-ICAR, SCTAC partner on wireless vehicle charging CLEMSON — South Carolina’s leading automotive research increasing the efficiency of power transfer. teachers to center and premier technology and aviation business park have “This partnership can advance wireless-charging technology partnered to study next-generation vehicle technology. and spark growth in the marketplace because consumers will The Clemson University International Center for Automotive worry less about range-related issues,” Taiber said. Research (CU-ICAR) and the S.C. Technology Aviation Center As part of the project, CU-ICAR and SCTAC researchers will (SCTAC) have contracted with Oak Ridge National Laboratory validate the Oak Ridge-developed technology, optimize system to support a three-year program to develop and test wireless design and develop the required communication networks for the the workplace charging systems for electrical vehicles. wireless charging system. The research is funded by the U.S. Department of Energy. Testing of the technology will take place at SCTAC and on the Wireless Power Transfer Charging (WPTC) of an electric Oak Ridge main campus. SCTAC will be a unique, cutting-edge PICKENS COUNTY — The School District of vehicle does not require the use of cables or plugs and could technology demonstration facility and airpark, which currently is Pickens County announces the Educators in the substantially increase convenience — and possibly the number home to 85 diverse companies with an international presence in Workplace program to be held on Aug. 1. of opportunities — to charge an electric vehicle throughout the advanced manufacturing, trade, technology and avionics. The school district plans to send about 50 teachers daily drive. “This joint initiative marks the next step in the progression into various businesses in Pickens County from 8:30 For instance, when wireless charging is applied in quasi- of our strategic partnership with CU-ICAR and multiple private dynamic (stop-and-go) or dynamic (vehicle-in-motion) modes, stakeholders in the development of a world-class test track a.m. until 11:30 a.m. The mission for this event is for the technology could lead to extended range and downsized bat- infrastructure to support the rapidly emerging clean transporta- our teachers to share with students the expectations teries for electric vehicles. Such innovations are likely to greatly tion ecosystem,” said Jody Bryson, SCTAC president and chief and skills required in today’s workplace. The hosts speed development of electric-powered passenger vehicles by executive officer. are United Tool and Mold, JM Mold South, St. Jude addressing the current technology’s two biggest challenges: range The Oak Ridge National Laboratory charging system will Medical, AR Automation, Comatrol (Sauer-Danfoss), and cost. be co-developed and manufactured by Wytheville, Va.-based Baptist Easley Hospital, Cannon Memorial Hospital, CU-ICAR research professor Joachim Taiber, who will lead Evatran. Other project partners include General Motors, Toyota, Brooks Center, and Encore Technology Group. These the project for Clemson, said batteries in next-generation electric- Duke Energy and Cisco. The value of the subcontract for businesses range from large multi-national companies powered vehicles can be made smaller and lighter, greatly Clemson University is $1.52 million. known worldwide to small independent businesses or governmental agencies, which make Pickens County a great place to live and work. All the host locations Pinnacle Banks offer volunteered and are excited about this opportunity. The goal is also to give teachers a better under- standing of how the subjects they teach are used in free shredding event today’s workplace and raise awareness of the technol- ogy that our area businesses expect students to be Two area Pinnacle Banks are hosting an event to highlight the importance of shredding important docu- SEE familiar with. ments for disposal. GREAT The plan is to continue to expand the event for Participating in the event is Shred A Way Inc., a SAVINGS the summer of 2014. 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DACUSVILLE — Dacusville Fire department officials say a recently acquired truck will help in efforts to suppress wildfires in Pickens County. The South Carolina Forestry Commission (SCFC) presented Dacusville Fire Department with a service truck Thursday afternoon. The truck was acquired from an agency in another state, which, according to officials, no longer had use for it. “This is a new program that was introduced about two years ago,” Dacusville Fire Chief Charles Hamilton said. “It has been helpful because it has given us a new truck that will allow us to better serve the community.” SCFC’s Firefighter Program reassigns equipment to outlying South Carolina fire departments in need of wildfire suppression vehicles. This Chevy is equipped with off-road capabil- ity and large water carrying/discharging capacity which will help control advancing fires in difficult terrain. “This is a service truck,” Hamilton said. “We will use it mainly when we are assisting other depart- ments with fires because it can haul extra equip- ment. Our trucks only hold about four air packs, so if you’re going onto a scene with 11 firefighters, you won’t have enough equipment. This truck will help us haul the right amount of equipment for each emergency.” In recent years, the community experienced an 80-90-acre wildfire. As development progresses, fire department officials say those living in the Wildland Urban Interface rely on equipment and personnel specifically dedicated to wildfire suppres- sion. The truck was acquired from an agency in another state, which, according to officials, no longer had use for it. Goodwill® breaks ground ECU funds hospital need Joe Toppe no euphoric properties.” Staff Writer According to Collie, the narcotic dis- posal system provides the most effec- on Easley location EASLEY – The proper disposal of nar- tive way of discarding medication. cotics is of chief concern for the health- “Pain patches once pulled off still care professionals of Pickens County have a lot of active ingredient left, New site will include store, and those of Baptist Easley Hospital. Collie said. “If you put it in a garbage “Easley Combined Utilities approved can and someone gets it and chews it, it donation center, Job Connection a request for $7,591 to Baptist Easley to could kill them. If a dog gets it, it could fund the purchase of a narcotics disposal kill the dog. So what do you do, you Lonnie Adamson donation center but adds a Job Connection site system,” said Public Relations Director could tear it up and flush it down the General Manager/Editor to aid people in the area find work through job at Baptist Easley, Allison Greene. toilet but that is not green and it could identification, access to computers, a resume The fund came at the request of the Job placement assistance, and new jobs service and counseling on things like interview get into the water supply and someone Baptist Easley Foundation Board of would have to get it out. The disposal come along with a new Goodwill Industries techniques, Majors said. Directors. site planned adjacent to Easley’s Towne Center An expansion of the retail operation will system takes care of all of this.” “The Foundation thanks Easley General Manager of Easley Combined commercial development. make more store jobs available, and the Job Combined Utilities for stepping for- Last week, Goodwill Industries of Upstate/ Utilities, Joel Ledbetter, considers the Connection Center will make employment ward in a significant way to support Midlands South Carolina broke ground on the specialists available to help others connect funding of the disposal system to be a multi-functional location in scheduled to open with the right employer. a special need at our hospital,” said Baptist Easley Foundation Board of win-win situation. in the spring of 2014. The new facility, located “There are jobs in Pickens County, but if you “Baptist Easley Hospital is a great at 815 Saco Lowell Road in Easley, will employ don’t have access to the Internet, you wouldn’t Directors 2013 Chair, Cindy Fox Miller. “This is a great example of a business resource for the community,” said approximately 20 individuals and will include be able to find most available jobs,” he said. Ledbetter. “Their goal of trying to keep a retail store, donation center, and a Goodwill that cares about our community and For area employers, the Job Connection narcotics out of the waste stream is Job Connection. will post jobs, facilitating the connection with hospital and that wants to lend support “The people of Easley have been ardent potential workers. Job Connection will post to the Foundation’s efforts to enhance one that we support and it also benefits supporters of Goodwill for many years,” the job, allowing employers and candidates to the quality of care at Baptist Easley us because whatever they put into the says Patrick Michaels, President and CEO contact one another directly, or the organiza- Hospital.” waste stream, we have to treat.” of Goodwill Industries of Upstate/Midlands tion will handle screening for the employers. The previous method of narcotics Ledbetter said the disposal system South Carolina. “We are excited about this Recent Job Connection locations have been disposal left the drugs active and open is a good thing for the community and new location in Easley and the opportunity extablished in Greenwood. They are also avail- to further use. a win-win for ECU and Baptist Easley to provide employment services for people in able in Anderson and Seneca. Throughout the “The narcotics disposal system has Hospital. Pickens County.” 16-county area, has helped place 8,669 people two containers one for solids and one According to Collie, the narcotic dis- “We’ve been in Pickens County since 1978,” in verifiable jobs during fiscal year 2013. That for liquids,” said Director of Radiology posal system will provide a benefit on a said Brad Majors, vice president of marketing is up from 7,282 in the previous year, Majors variety of levels. and development fo the 16-county organiza- and Pharmacy at Baptist Easley, Cliff said. “It makes us more green and more tion. The presence began with a store on Goodwill Industries also hopes to begin Collie. “It has chemicals in there that Pendleton Street, which moved to the current making connections for people for job specific deactivate the narcotics. Right now if environmentally friendly,” Collie said. location in the K-Mart Shopping Center in training including CNA, retail associate, food we put the narcotics somewhere, people “Easley Combined Utilities definitely 1996. service, manufacturing product technology, that abuse drugs can go get to it, but supports that and wants to be on board The third location will offer a store and call center operations and custodial training. with the disposal system there will be as we do.” Clark reflects on first six months as sheriff Billy Cannada that our men and women ously been tasked to our longer be ignored,” Clark we have in excess of 19 ect to address the remain- Staff Writer share my desire to serve Uniform Patrol Deputies, said. inmates charged with ing vulnerabilities at the the people.” which ultimately takes The first thing Clark murder or attempted dentition facility is sched- PICKENS COUNTY Clark said he has also away available time to wanted his staff to focus murder. Escape of vio- uled to break ground in — With half a year now been able to reallocate patrol neighborhoods on when he took office lent inmates is just not the near future as funding under his belt as Pickens manpower according to and our businesses,” was possible flaws in the acceptable.” has been identified and County Sheriff, Rick crime trends. Clark said. “I need depu- detention center’s secu- The sheriff says a proj- approved. Clark said he feels like he “We implemented a ties on the street. We rity. his agency is heading in zone concept for deploy- have increased the num- Clark said that became the right direction. ing manpower based on ber of deputies to our a priority after a jail- Clark said he believes the crime trends within Sex Offender Unit which break in November of some good things have each community,” he serves as the watchdog 2012 caused a manhunt happened in the Pickens said. “Placing patrol units for approximately 260 sex to ensue in the surround- County Sheriff’s Office in areas where we have a offenders that have cho- ing communities for two over the past several larger population density sen to reside in Pickens escaped prisoners. months, and he hopes his and an increased level of County.” “As soon as we took team continues to strive crime is just good police Clark said he has also office in January, secur- for excellence. management.” added a detective to work ing the jail and our “We are definitely on Part of that manage- with narcotics investiga- Communications Center the right track, but we ment includes monitor- tions. was an absolute necessi-
have to remain focused ing sex predators. “Meth has taken our ty,” Clark said. “Currently, 00628684 and continue to work “Keeping watch over county hostage and the together,” Clark said. sex offenders and sexu- priority to investigate The sheriff said he is al predators had previ- drug related cases can no most proud of the people within the department. “Without question (our greatest accom- HOSPICE VOLUNTEERS NEEDED plishment) has been the opportunity to move Do you have the heart for hospice? qualified people in the right positions to give Volunteer training is provided to suit the taxpayers the service they pay for,” Clark said. “We have made approxi- your schedule. mately a dozen internal Call Shannon McGee at Journey Hospice promotions within the for more info : 864.325.7452 agency, and I’m confident [email protected]
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00613702 4A Pickens Sentinel Wednesday, July 31, 2013 Opinion One game shy If you follow the Big pitches costly? Yes. League World Series But, were they the rea- in Easley every year, son Easley lost? I don’t you’re probably pret- think so. ty used to seeing the The early exit, Easley-based host team I believe, had a few compete for a title on a explanations. The first regular basis. This year wasn’t one came in game much different. one, when star pitcher South Carolina Daniel Nations battled District 1 looked like it out with Texas at the a favorite from the get cost of not being able go. The host team reg- to pitch again until the istered a staggering 19 semi-finals. Another runs in its first blow to the two games of the Billy host team came World Series. Cannada when Stephen The offense left Staff Writer McKnight got just as quickly tossed in the as it had arrived for Easley, however. team’s second game When something gets your goat Despite having no against Michigan. trouble from the plate McKnight was eject- Daris Howard I turned the last corner and saw the bus The hike back took even longer since in the first two games. ed almost instantly loading people at the bus stop. I increased everyone was tired and sore and we had to after throwing equip- I really love mountain goats. I think my speed, and made it just before the bus rest frequently, but eventually we arrived Easley was held score- they are incredible animals. One of my ment in disagreement pulled out, and just before I passed out. at the visitors’ center. We were disappoint- less in 12 consecu- main hopes on our vacation last year We rode the park bus up Going-To- ed that in all of our hours of hiking we had tive innings that fol- with something that to Glacier National Park was to be able The-Sun road, enjoying the incredible not seen anything except a few squirrels lowed. In its two happened on the play- to take a picture of one of these illusive vistas. When we reached Logan Pass, and some chipmunks. We took pictures of losses (Greenville and ing field. Talk specu- creatures, with a majestic mountain in the we disembarked and entered the visitors’ them, but we knew they were not the kind California), Easley’s lated that McKnight background. center to see if there were any reports of of photography that would make the cover only run came off a On our first day of vacation we drove mountain goat sightings. We heard of one of Wild Life Extraordinaire. caught an elbow from all day to get there and arrived late in the L.T. Tolbert single. an opposing player and and headed on our way on that trail. While the others sat down to rest, I Although the bats evening. We set up camp and I prepared The trail started out meandering limped into the gift shop to hunt for a lost his cool. dinner. I cooked Dutch oven potatoes and through a meadow, but soon rose steeply post card of a mountain goat. Even if we weren’t there, A strong steak, and finished off with Dutch oven pitching staff still led As a result, McKnight up the mountain and then ran for miles weren’t able to see one on our hike, we was unable to play cobbler. We didn’t stay up too late that along a 200 foot vertical drop. To say were for sure going to have a picture of the way for Easley. night, wanting to be on our way as early With the exception of against Greenville, as possible to some hiking trails. that our family has a fear of heights is an one to take home with us. a wild pitch that gave where the host team The sun was barely coming up when I understatement. Some of our children I finally found a suitable picture, and up the game’s only run, desperately needed climbed out of bed and started breakfast. began to breath hard, not from exertion, bought a post card for each member of L.T. Tolbert pitched a some offense. I cooked bacon and pancakes so we would but from fear. We told them to just keep the family. When I walked out, a bus that their eyes on the mountain and to not look could take us back to our campground stellar game for the Blame can be passed have a hearty meal to sustain us through a long day. The aroma of the cooking down as we pressed on mile after mile. was just pulling in. As sore, tired, and blis- host team against in any direction, but But eventually, everyone was exhausted. tered as we were, we hurried as fast as we Greenville. Stephen bacon brought the children sleepily out of I believe it was still their beds. In addition, there were complaints of blis- could push ourselves so we could make it. McKnight also had a another good show- When we finished eating, we quick- ters. So we finally decided we could not As we came around the front of the good outing against ing for Easley on the ly cleaned up. We walked to the bus continue and had to turn back. bus to climb on, there, not 50 feet from California, but he too biggest Little League stop, and as we stood there, we suddenly We found a small wooded area that hid us, stood two mountain goats grazing on threw a wild pitch that the view of the steep drop so we could the hillside. As we stopped and stared at stage. remembered that we had forgotten our ended up making the camera. I ran the half mile back to camp, calm our nerves while we ate some lunch. them, I turned to my wife. difference in the game. I think it’s safe to say and then ran the return trip as well. I was Once we were slightly rested, we started “You know what?” I said. “I really hate You can’t win, how- we’ll see the four-time feeling very oxygen deficient by the time back. mountain goats.” ever, if you can’t score. champions back next Were those two wild year.
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P. O. Box 709, Easley, SC 29641 The power of a positive approach he would have to find a new oppor- has opened his 18th TCBY Yogurt is - well - powerful. tunity. Anyone past the age of 30, store in Clemson. I learned about This notion played out dramati- a place Miller and I both represent his journey in the TCBY franchise cally in the last few weeks along solidly, knows the ups and downs business via a phone call from the business beat I cover for our of living. Business management of Easley to Batt’s Charlotte-area websites and newspapers across furniture stores, media outlets and office. I could hear the passion in Pickens and Anderson counties most any other enterprise has not his voice for putting together a in places like Farmers Furniture, been easy in the last five years if it simple idea of bringing together the Blu Butterfly in downtown ever has been. families, friends and communities Easley, TCBY Yogurt in Clemson Miller’s facial expression and atti- around a dessert treat. The Pickens Sentinel and downtown Pickens in tude were infectious that day. In Pickens, too, a positive Pickens County’s Newspaper Since 1871 general. “We love living in Easley,” approach from a positive mayor The first opportunity to he said of he and his wife. and council and a positive city www.pickenssentinel.com notice this idea was at the They have raised children administrator and staff are pay- re-grand opening of Farmers here. He was particularly ing positive results. Recently the Furniture in Easley. Farmers’ complimentary of the effect city and the Pickens Revitalization new manager, Sam Miller, recreational league sports in Association opened the new down- oversaw a dressing up and Easley has played in his fam- town amphitheater, a place for the Editor/General Manager brightening up the interior ily. He beamed a smile and community to come together and Lonnie Adamson and exterior of the store. Lonnie in return the crowd smiled enjoy the things they love. [email protected] The building now boasts Adamson back at him. The faces in City Administrator Catherine a new awning, a dramatic Editor the picture on our business Hendricks, a young, energetic, REPORTERS brightening of the interior pages showed smiles, encour- persistent force in the community Billy Cannada lighting and wall paint that says agement and the positives of life, beams about the projects the city [email protected] ‘happy’ to my admittedly some- forgetting, at least for a moment is creating to refocus attention on Joe Toppe what suspicious eyes. about the challenges in life that downtown and make it a desti- [email protected] For a ribbon cutting that day, prevent smiles. At least that was nation for people to enjoy… oh sales people lined up along with the sense I drew from the experi- and spend money in. They will be ADVERTISING corporate representatives from ence. people from Pickens County from Chris Wyatt Farmers, members of the Greater In downtown Easley, Selena Greenville, Oconee, Anderson, [email protected] Easley Chamber of Commerce Mitchem has opened a clothing Atlanta and Charlotte. They will all turned out in support and Mayor store that is unique. You’ll hear spend money in downtown Pickens. Larry Bagwell was present with more from our pages about the, That makes the city’s effort a good well-wishes and words of encour- some might say, quirky idea of investment. agement. rehabbing vintage clothes and sell- My knowledge of city administra- Published Wednesdays in Pickens, SC But the most dramatic display ing them in an upscale environ- tors earned in this business over (USPS #431-840) of the positive sat that day on the ment to people who enjoy quirki- the last 30 years is that their lives Postmaster send address changes to: face of the store’s manager. Miller ness. Mitchem is positive in her are lived with daily challenges. Mailing Address: P. O. Box 709, Easley, SC 29640 positively beamed the entire time. approach to what she does and Like Miller, Mitchem and Batt, Office Address: 205 Russell Street, Easley He has been around the furni- sees herself helping people find Hendricks works through those dif- Phone #: 864-855-0355 ture store scene Easley on and off something they enjoy. She wants to ficulties with a positive approach. Fax #: 864-855-6825 for decades. He has seen difficult brightening lives. That is the way you get things Office Hours: 8:30 am to 5:00 pm, weekdays times as one store would close, and Samuel Batt is 32 years old and done. Wednesday, July 31, 2013 Pickens Sentinel 5A SWU welcomes champion ballplayers
Members of Germany District 2, the Europe - Africa champion team, settled into housing at Southern Wesleyan University in Central this past Monday in preparation for the Big League World Series, taking place July 24-31 in Easley. The university welcomed near- ly 300 baseball players in teams from across the nation and around the world. Southern Wesleyan has provided hous- ing, meals and practice facilities since the competition first came to Easley in 2001. For details about the Big League World Series, go online to bigleague- worldseries.com. Southern Wesleyan University is described as a Christ- centered, student-focused learning com- munity devoted to transforming lives by challenging students to be dedicated scholars and servant-leaders who impact the world for Christ.
Former German player Sharpening volleyball skills comes back as coach in Big League World Series
EASLEY — For most players in the Region, where his team earned a bid Big League World Series, the event is to the World Series this year. He said a once in a lifetime event. he had been to the United States on There are exceptions. The host vacation to Boston and Los Angeles team has a team in the tournament prior to the 2002 Big League World every year and there are teams like Series, the second year the tourna- New Jersey and Venezuela this year, ment was held in Easley. Ironically who have played in the tournament that team and the team he has coached two years in a row. But, Sascha Reichenber’s second this year had identical 1-3 records. trip to Big League World Series is ” I pitched in two games, and it was likely the most unique of all. His just an amazing experience pitching appearances in the World Series have in front of a big crowd and with the come 11 years apart. support of the city,” he said. “The Reichenberger made his first appear- only thing I can remember is pitching ance in the Big League World Series against South Carolina (host team as a 17-year-old pitcher for his native from Easley) and they were hitting me Germany. This year, he has returned very well. It was a good experience. I to the J.B. “Red” Owens Recreation learned a lot from it.” Complex as a manager. So what advice did he give his play- Kelsey Deerinwater, right, instructs a player during a volleyball camp held July 22-25 at ” As a coach, it’s tougher; you’ve ers? Southern Wesleyan University. Coaches and players worked with young players as they got to think about more things,” he “Basically, I told them it is some- sharpened their volleyball skills during the camps, which were held for ages 10-13 and ages said. “As a player, you just come here 14-16 at Tysinger Gymnasium on the campus in Central. Deerinwater, from Buena Park, Calif., thing special to be here,” he said. “It’s was named Libero of the Year after this past year’s season and was named to the NCCAA to play ball. You don’t have anything else to worry about. As a coach you’ve basically a once-in-a-lifetime experi- South Region 1st Team for her efforts. Southern Wesleyan University is described as a Christ- ence. I’ve had a chance to come here centered, student-focused learning community devoted to transforming lives by challenging got to control 16-18 year old kids and students to be dedicated scholars and servant-leaders who impact the world for Christ. For that’s tougher than playing ball.” twice. But, for most of them they will details about degree programs, go online to swu.edu. Reichenberger works on a military only get this one shot playing for a base in Stuttgard, Germany, which team at the World Series. I told them was the host of the Europe-Africa to have fun.” Host team ousted
EASLEY - For the first Champions scoreless, in time since 2010 and only the sixth, the host team the fourth time in 13 got its first run in 12 years, the Easley-based and a third innings when host team will not be in Taylor Cothran led off the semifinals of the Big with a double and then League World Series. scored on a one-out sin- The West Region gle by L.T. Tolbert to cut Champions from the California lead to 2-1. Thousand Oaks, Calif. They never got closer made sure of that with a after Tolbert was left on 2-1 victory over the host second to end the inning. team Sunday afternoon, Powell said he didn’t securing a rematch with think his team recovered Southeast Champion from the heartbreaking Greenville in the U.S. loss to Greenville, when semifinals Tuesday at a wild pitch that allowed 7:30 p.m. The winner a Greenville runner to of that game plays the score was the difference International semifi- in the game. nal winner at 6:30 p.m. “The momentum after tonight (Wednesday) (Saturday) night, it broke at J.B. “Red” Owens our backs,” Powell said. “I Recreation Complex in a thought we came out on game televised by ESPN2. the defensive (Sunday).” The Easley-based team, California kept a streak representing S.C. District alive in advancing to the 1, won’t be there this semifinals. The Thousand year. Joe Toppe | Easley Progress Oaks team has reached Manager Greg Powell Pickens High’s Matthew Eubanks helped his team explode out of the semifinals in all seven said the biggest issue was the gate with a 2-0 start, before Easley lost its final two games in trips to Easley. The team offense. After scoring the Big League World Series. won the championship in 19 runs in its first two 2006 and lost the title Davis led off the inning “A lot of the pitches games, Easley managed to the host team in 2003 with a double and then were close, some of them only one run in the last and 2005. S.C. District 1 reached third on a bunt were in the dirt,” Powell two games, a 1-0 loss to has not beaten Thousand by Jeffrey Pemberton. said. “We knew coming Joe Toppe | Easley Progress Greenville Saturday and Oaks since 2007, the last Davis then scored the in we were going to have For the first time since 2010 and only the fourth time in 13 years, the 2-1 loss to California time the host team won game’s first run. to throw some breaking the Easley-based host team will not be in the semifinals of the Big Sunday. the World Series. The West Region balls (Sunday) to those League World Series. “Once again, the bats, Powell said he has sev- Champions got its sec- one and two batters and they just weren’t there,” eral young players this ond and the eventually you just can’t give them Powell said. “The bats year that should make the decisive run in the fourth fastballs. Those break- went cold and they host team better in 2014. BENSON inning when Anthony ing balls, our catcher just couldn’t get anything “We knew we were Solid Gold Inc. Schirtz got a one-out couldn’t get a handle on FORD - MERCURY going. It’s just the game young this year and walk. Taylor Ready ran them.” 4701 Calhoun Mem. Hwy of baseball. We ran up inexperienced,” he said. 1901 Gentry Memoiral Hwy. for him and stole second. California had another against two pretty good “Naturally, we would like Ready reached third on opportunity to score in pitchers, two lefties who to have gotten in the a passed ball by Brian the fifth when Jeffrey Easley • 878-2482 855-5383 gave us problems. We semis and in the champi- Maready and scored Pemberton walked and just couldn’t get anything onship. I think we could on a wild pitch to give stole second. He tried going and couldn’t get have with a few things ALICE MFG. CO. California a 2-0 lead. The to score on single by anybody on base early in here and there. I think 208 East 1st Ave. wild pitch marked the Brayden Hubert, but was the inning.” these guys will bounce third consecutive game thrown out at the plate P. O. Box 369 After a scoreless first back. We got some good a host team pitcher had by S.C. District 1 right Easley, SC 29641 two innings, California players who are young. given up a run with a wild fielder Wil Hartsell. took a 1-0 lead in the top They’ve got a year under pitch. After holding The West 859-6323 of the third when Ricky them. 6AWednesday, July 31, 2013 ComiCs/EntPickens SentinelErtainmEnt Wednesday, July 31, 2013
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gencies. A calm voice on the other end “In the past 11 years at the sheriff’s office, I Joe Toppe of jobs until finding her have fielded calls where Staff Writer home and career with the officers were involved in Pickens County Sheriff’s chases or dealing with PICKENS COUNTY – Office in 2002. armed suspects,” Ellison Dispatcher Lisa Ellison “I worked various jobs said. “I have also dealt of the Pickens County after graduating high with medical emergen- Sheriff’s Office has been school,” Ellison said. cies ranging from people a calm voice for her com- “I worked in a plant for having heart attacks to munity and the men and many years until the plant people having strokes. women in uniform for was shut down. My sister I have dealt with a lot over ten years. worked for Emergency of different emergencies “I have been here for Medical Services in while here at the sheriff’s 11 years,” Ellison said. Pickens County and she office” “I feel like I am the calm told me that the sheriff’s Ellison said that it is voice on the other side of office needed dispatchers difficult to single out one the radio for the officers and she thought I would emergency out of the and the calm voice on the be good at it, so I came thousands she has helped other side of the phone here and this is where I to solve in her career. for the community. I am have been for the past 11 “It is hard for me to the one they can call on if years.” single out one emergen- they need help.” Ellison said that she cy,” she said. “I have had Ellison is a lifelong res- enjoys her career and she so many and they have ident of the Upstate and enjoys working with the all been very important is a graduate of Palmetto community. and I took them one at a High School. Over the course of her time.” After high school, career, Ellison has dealt Ellison has one daugh- Ellison worked a variety with a variety of emer- ter. Joe Toppe|The Easley Progress Meals on Wheels kicks fundraiser into gear Frances Parrish lar we collect is tracked but due to his military Contributing Writer specifically for Meals on service, he had to take Wheels,” Kloth said. two years off from coordi- PICKENS COUNTY Not only is the commu- nating the fundraiser. In — Meals on Wheels’ big- nity helping raise money his place, English teach- gest fundraiser, The Sam through the Scan Card er Ryan Scully stepped Wyche Food Fight Bowl, Challenge, but also the up to the position and is fast approaching. Brown Bag Lunch. during those two years, The community is help- “Individuals can bring Thompson explained that ing out the high schools their lunch to work in lieu Pickens has raised the to raise money through of eating out and then most money than ever Save-a-Lot’s Scan Card donate what they would before. Challenge and the Brown have spent eating out “Really what we do Bag Lunch. to Meals on Wheels in between Easley and Photo by Hannah Baker Save-a-Lot, located at support of their favorite Pickens is the biggest fun- Lindsey Craig at Clemson Extension Office of Pickens. 529 Hampton Ave. in team,” said Meta Bowers, draiser of the year, so we Pickens, is one of the executive director of want to make sure we do a sponsors for the second Meals on Wheels. good job. We want to give year in a row and became The money raised will [Meals on Wheels] every involved with Meals go towards operations resource we can possibly on Wheels when they and meals for Meals on give them,” Thompson opened their store in June Wheels. said. New Livestock Agent of 2011. Other sponsors School may be out for The big game between include McKinney Dodge, the summer, but Pickens the two rivals is Aug. 23 Reliable Automated High School Coordinator at 8 p.m. at Easley High Sprinkler Company, Craig Thompson has been School, a mere three days South Carolina Bank and working with his student after school starts. At the Trust and Gwinn’s Tire council and Student Body game, two trophies will makes Upstate home and Alignment. President Brooke Stewart be awarded, one to the “The scan card chal- this summer to coordi- winner of the game and Hannah Baker “If you need to know how to castrate lenge is a way to get more nate fundraisers for the the other will be awarded Contributing Writer your animal, I’d much rather show you word out in the commu- Food Fight Bowl. to the school that raised than tell you.” nity so other people know “Last year was a record the most money. Every PICKENS — After graduating from She and her husband raise cattle about the need and some total we were able to col- year, Pickens High School Clemson University in May 2012, and horses on their farm in Anderson. of the things Meals on lect, and we are hoping has won the trophy for Lindsey Craig became the newest “Cows are the money makers and the Wheels is doing,” said to pass that this year,” most money raised and employee of the Clemson Extension horses are the money takers,” Craig Jayne Kloth, Financial Thompson said. Pickens they plan to keep their office in Pickens. joked. Analyst of Goodwin raised over $23,000 for title. A New Jersey native, Craig says she Craig thinks that she’ll be here for a Holdings, LLC. the 2012 Food Fight To donate to your favor- They are hosting the fell in love with South Carolina on sum- long time. “This is the area that I love,” Bowl. ite team, visit Save-a-lot mer visits to Anderson as a child. Scan Card Challenge she said. “I really enjoy it.” Thompson has been the in Pickens or visit http:// When she came to Clemson to study in which customers coordinator for six years, www.pcmow.org. animal veterinary science, she expected She’s planning on getting her master’s upon checkout can to become a veterinarian. Most of her degree in either animal science or agri- donate money to Meals experience was with small animals at cultural education at Clemson. “It’s a on Wheels. When they Donate A Boat that time. perk of the job,” she said. donate, they have the But when Craig began working with As a former member of Clemson’s option to donate to or Car Today! livestock, “it just clicked,” she said. beef cattle show team, one might expect Easley High School’s fund As a livestock agent, a normal day for Craig’s favorite livestock to be cattle. raising or Pickens High Craig is mostly area farmers calling in But after working at a sow farm, pigs School’s fund raising. for advice. 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NO TRESPASSING NOTICES SPECIAL REFEREE'S SPECIAL REFEREE'S SPECIAL REFEREE'S STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA Section 16-11-610 of the South Carolina NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE OF SALE COUNTY OF PICKENS COUNTY OF PICKENS code pertains to entry on another's lands 2011-CP-39-1135 2013-CP-39-199 2013-CP-39-00529 IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS for various purposes without permission. BY VIRTUE of a decree heretofore gran- BY VIRTUE of a decree heretofore gran- BY VIRTUE of a decree heretofore gran- SUMMONS SUMMONS Any person entering upon the lands of ted in the case of: JPMorgan Chase ted in the case of: JPMorgan Chase ted in the case of: JPMorgan Chase DEFICIENCY JUDGMENT WAIVED DEFICIENCY JUDGMENT DEMANDED another for the purpose of hunting, fish- Bank, National Association vs. James Bank, National Association vs. The Per- Bank, National Association vs. Scott H. CIVIL ACTION # 2012-CP-39-0214 DOCKET NO. 13-CP-39-0650 ing, trapping, netting; for gathering fruit, Tyrone Carey a/k/a James Tyrone Carey, sonal Representative if any, whose name Yelyn, et al., I, the undersigned R. Mur- Flagstar Bank, FSB, Plaintiff, v. William 4402501 wild flowers, cultivated flowers, shrub- Jr., Hope E. Carey, et al., I, the under- is unknown, of the Estate of Herman R. ray Hughes, Special Referee for Pickens Allan Richardson; Ray M. Corey; Any Ocwen Loan Servicing, LLC , Plaintiff, v. bery, straw, turf, vegetables or herbs; or signed R. Murray Hughes, Special Refer- Kanan, Deceased; and Any other Heirs- County, will sell on Monday, August 5, Other Heirs-at-law, Devisees, Personal Brenda W. Dye; Jennifer Leslie Burgess ; for cutting timber on such land without ee for Pickens County, will sell on at-Law or Devisees of The Estate of Her- 2013, at 11:00 a.m., at the County Court- Representatives, Administrators, Suc- Brenda Dye Real Estate, LLC f/k/a the consent of the owner or manager, Monday, August 5, 2013, at 11:00 a.m., man R. Kanan, Deceased, their heirs, house, 214 East Main Street, Pickens, cessors, and Assigns, of J. Douglas Brenda Young Real Estate, LLC; Defend- shall be deemed guilty of a misdemean- at the County Courthouse, 214 East Main Personal Representatives, Administrat- SC, to the highest bidder: All that cer- Corey (Deceased), and all other persons ant(s). (008045-04982) TO THE DE- or and upon conviction shall, for a first of- Street, Pickens, SC, to the highest bid- ors, Successors and Assigns, and all oth- tain piece, parcel or lot of land, lying and entitled to claim through him; any other FENDANT(S), Jennifer Leslie Burgess: fense, be fined not more than two hun- der: All that certain piece, parcel or lot of er persons entitled to claim through them; being in the State of South Carolina, Heirs-at-law, Devisees, Personal Repres- YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and dred dollars or imprisoned for not more land, lying and being in the State of all unknown persons with any right, title County of Pickens, being known and des- entatives, Administrators, Successors, required to appear and defend by an- than thirty days and, for a third or sub- South Carolina, County of Pickens being or interest in the real estate described ignated as Lot 51 on a plat of Green and Assigns of Montez L. Corey (De- swering the Complaint in this foreclosure sequent offenses, be fined not less than known and designated as Lot 13 on a herein; also any persons who may be in Forest Subdivision, prepared by Robert ceased), and all other persons entitled to action on property located at 103 Park five hundred dollars no more than one plat of Chadwick Subdivision, prepared the military service of the United States of R. Spearman dated 5/30/78, recorded in claim through her; also all other persons Drive, Easley, South Carolina 29640, be- thousand dollars or imprisoned for not by Robert R. Spearman, Surveyor dated America, being a class designated as the ROD Office for Pickens County in unknown, claiming any right, title, estate, ing designated in the County tax records more than six months or both. A first or May 30, 1972, recorded in the ROD Of- John Doe; and any unknown minors or Plat Book 22 at Page 377 and by a resur- interest in or lien upon the real estate de- as TMS# 5019-14-43-9704, of which a second offense prosecution resulting in a fice for Pickens County in Plat Book 19 at persons under a disability being a class vey of said lot prepared by Robert R. scribed in the complaint herein; also any copy is herewith served upon you, and to conviction shall be reported by the magis- Page 224. Reference is hereby made to designated as Richard Roe, et al., I, the Spearman, Surveyor, dated 5/6/82, said unknown persons whom may be in the serve a copy of your Answer on the sub- trate or city recorder hearing the case to the most recent survey for a more com- undersigned R. Murray Hughes, Special lot is more particularly described accord- military service of the United States of scribers at their offices, 220 Executive the communications and records division plete and accurate metes and bounds de- Referee for Pickens County, will sell on ing to said plat as follows, to-wit: BE- America, being a class designated as Center Drive, Suite 109, Post Office Box of the South Carolina Law Enforcement scription thereof. This being the same Monday, August 5, 2013, at 11:00 a.m., GINNING at an iron pin on Brachwood John Doe; and any unknown minors or 100200, Columbia, South Carolina, Division which shall keep a record of property conveyed to James Tyrone at the County Courthouse, 214 East Main Drive at common corner of Lot No. 51 persons under a disability, being a class 29202-3200, within thirty (30) days after such conviction so that any law enforce- Carey, Jr. and Hope E. Carey by Deed of Street, Pickens, SC, to the highest bid- and Lot 52 (being the Northeast corner of designated as Richard Roe; Defendants. the service hereof, exclusive of the day of ment agency may inquire into whether or Chad Peters and Sheryl Peters dated der: All that certain piece, parcel or the lot herein described) and running (510853.317 SMF) such service; except that the United not a defendant has a prior record. Only June 25, 2004 and recorded June 30, tract of land, lying and being situate in the thence along common line of Lot No. 51 TO THE DEFENDANTS: Any unknown States of America, if named, shall have those offenses which occurred within a 2004 in the Office of the Register of County of Pickens, State of South Caro- and Lot No. 52 South 37-30 west 130.43 Heirs-at-law, Devisees, Personal Repres- sixty (60) days to answer after the ser- period of ten years, including immedi- Deeds for Pickens County, South Caro- lina, being shown and designated as Lot feet to an iron pin; thence running along entatives, Administrators, Successors, vice hereof, exclusive of the day of such ately preceding the date of the last of- lina in Book 826 at Page 236. Thereafter 13 on a plat recorded in the Pickens common line of Lot No. 51 and lands of and Assigns, of J. Douglas Corey (De- service; and if you fail to do so, judgment fense, shall constitute prior offenses with- Hope E. Carey conveyed a 1/2 undivided County ROD Office in Plat Book 428 at Craven North 52-33 West 100 feet to an ceased), and all other persons entitled to by default will be rendered against you in the meaning of this section. interest in said property to James Tyrone Page 1, Reference to said plat is hereby iron pin; thence running along common claim through him; any unknown Heirs-at- for the relief demanded in the Complaint. This is a public notice the persons listed Carey, Jr., by Deed dated September 24, craved for a more accurate metes and line of Lot No. 51 and Lot No. 50 North law, Devisees, Personal Representatives, TO MINOR(S) OVER FOURTEEN do not consent to others trespassing on 2010, recorded October 14, 2010, in bound description, This being the same 37-30 East 130.82 feet to an iron pin on Administrators, Successors, and Assigns YEARS OF AGE AND/OR MINOR(S) the properties they own or manage: Book 1348 at page 275, in the Office of property conveyed to Herman R. Kanan Branchwood Drive; thence running along of Montez L. Corey (Deceased), and all UNDER FOURTEEN YEARS OF AGE the Register of Deeds for Pickens by Deed of LASALLE BANK, NATIONAL Branchwood Drive South 52-.30 East 100 other persons entitled to claim through AND THE PERSON WITH WHOM THE Roger & Doris Riggins...... 2-05-2014 County. TMS No. 5039-18-30-3242. ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR THE feet to the point of BEGINNING corner. her; also all other persons unknown, MINOR(S) RESIDES AND/OR TO PER- Fred D. Duncan and/or Patricia E. Property address: 106 Pleasant Drive, REGISTERED HOLDERS OF STRUC- Reference is hereby made to the most re- claiming any right, title, estate, interest in SONS UNDER SOME LEGAL DISABIL- Duncan...2-19-14 Easley, SC 29642. TERMS OF SALE: TURED ASSET SECURITIES CORPOR- cent survey for a more complete and ac- or lien upon the real estate described in ITY: YOU ARE FURTHER SUMMONED The successful bidder, other than the ATION, STRUCTURED ASSET INVEST- curate metes and bounds description the complaint herein; also any unknown AND NOTIFIED to apply for the appoint- Mark Bridgman...... 1/22/2014 Plaintiff, will deposit with the Special Ref- MENT LOAN TRUST, MORTGAGE thereof. This being the same property persons whom may be in the military ser- ment of a Guardian Ad Litem to repres- eree, at conclusion of the bidding, five PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, conveyed to Scott H. Yelyn by Deed of J. vice of the United States of America, be- ent said minor(s) within thirty (30) days Billy & Larissa Neal...... 3/5/2014 percent (5%) of said bid is due and pay- SERIES 2004-11, BY ITS ATTORNEY IN Wayne Freeman dated April 7, 2006 and ing a class designated as John Doe; and after the service of this Summons upon James Burgess ...... 11/13/2013 able immediately upon closing of the bid- FACT OCWEN LOAN SERVICING, LLC, recorded April 12, 2006 in Book 994 at any unknown minors or persons under a you. If you fail to do so, application for ding, in cash or equivalent, as evidence dated March 23, 2006 and recorded April Page 272 in the ROD Office for Pickens disability, being a class designated as such appointment will be made by the Malcolm & Dana Simmons ...11/13/2013 of good faith, same to be applied to pur- 4, 2006 in Book 992 at Page 252; and re- County. TMS No. 408706386115. Richard Roe. Plaintiff(s) herein. STATE OF SOUTH chase price in case of compliance, but to recorded July 18, 2006 in Book 1021 at Property address: 221 Branchwood YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and CAROLINA IN THE COURT OF COM- James Dan Winchester & Don B. be forfeited and applied first to costs and Page 26 in the ROD Office for Pickens Drive, Liberty, SC 29657. TERMS OF required to appear and defend by an- MON PLEAS COUNTY OF PICKENS Winchester ...... 10-23-2013 then to Plaintiff's debt in the case of non- County, South Carolina. TMS No. SALE: The successful bidder, other than swering the Amended Complaint in this DOCKET NO. 13-CP-39-0650 Ocwen compliance. In the event of a third party 409912958041. Property address: 235 the Plaintiff, will deposit with the Special action concerning quiet title to and fore- Loan Servicing, LLC , Plaintiff, v. Brenda Lola G. Arnold ...... 9-25-13 bidder and that any third party bidder fails Spring Estates Drive, Liberty, SC 29657. Referee, at conclusion of the bidding, five closure of the property located at 508 W. Dye; Jennifer Leslie Burgess ; Brenda William Daniel Thomas .....09-04-2013 to deliver the required deposit in certified TERMS OF SALE: The successful bid- percent (5%) of said bid is due and pay- Echo Circle, Easley, South Carolina Dye Real Estate, LLC f/k/a Brenda Young (immediately collectible) funds with the der, other than the Plaintiff, will deposit able immediately upon closing of the bid- 29642, being designated in the County Real Estate, LLC; Defendant(s). (008045- Chester or Annette Miller ...... 04/23/2014 Office of the Special Referee, said de- with the Special Referee, at conclusion of ding, in cash or equivalent, as evidence tax records as TMS# 5028-14-43-8652, 04982) SUMMONS Deficiency Judgment posit being due and payable immediately the bidding, five percent (5%) of said bid of good faith, same to be applied to pur- which is herewith served upon you, and Demanded TO THE DEFENDANT(S), Nancy Lyda ...... 04/30/2014 upon closing of the bidding on the day of is due and payable immediately upon chase price in case of compliance, but to to serve a copy of your Answer on the Jennifer Leslie Burgess: YOU ARE W.R. & Faye Upchurch ...... 04-30-2014 sale, the Special Referee will re-sell the closing of the bidding, in cash or equival- be forfeited and applied first to costs and subscribers at their offices, 220 Execut- HEREBY SUMMONED and required to subject property at the most convenient ent, as evidence of good faith, same to then to Plaintiff's debt in the case of non- ive Center Drive, Post Office Box appear and defend by answering the Gary and time thereafter (including the day of sale) be applied to purchase price in case of compliance. In the event of a third party 100200, Columbia, South Carolina, Complaint in this foreclosure action on Eleanor Pinkowski ...... 10-16-2013 upon notification to counsel for Plaintiff. compliance, but to be forfeited and ap- bidder and that any third party bidder fails 29202-3200, within thirty (30) days after property located at 103 Park Drive, Eas- Should the last and highest bidder fail or plied first to costs and then to Plaintiff's to deliver the required deposit in certified the service hereof, exclusive of the day of ley, South Carolina 29640, being desig- Sherry F. Durham & refuse to comply with the balance due of debt in the case of non-compliance. In (immediately collectible) funds with the such service; except that the United nated in the County tax records as TMS# Chris Durham ...... 01-15-2014 the bid within 30 days, then the Special the event of a third party bidder and that Office of the Special Referee, said de- States of America, if named, shall have 5019-14-43-9704, of which a copy is FM &/or Referee may re-sell the property on the any third party bidder fails to deliver the posit being due and payable immediately sixty (60) days to answer after the ser- herewith served upon you, and to serve a Greg Caddell ...... 04-23-2014 same terms and conditions on some sub- required deposit in certified (immediately upon closing of the bidding on the day of vice hereof, exclusive of the day of such copy of your Answer on the subscribers sequent Sales Day (at the risk of the said collectible) funds with the Office of the sale, the Special Referee will re-sell the service; and if you fail to do so, judgment at their offices, 220 Executive Center James L. Local & highest bidder). No personal or defi- Special Referee, said deposit being due subject property at the most convenient by default will be rendered against you Drive, Suite 109, Post Office Box 100200, William L. Betts ...... 10-23-2013 ciency judgment being demanded, the and payable immediately upon closing of time thereafter (including the day of sale) for the relief demanded in the Amended Columbia, South Carolina, 29202-3200, bidding will not remain open after the the bidding on the day of sale, the Spe- upon notification to counsel for Plaintiff. Complaint. within thirty (30) days after the service Sara F. Emerich ...... 03-26-2014 date of sale, but compliance with the bid cial Referee will re-sell the subject prop- Should the last and highest bidder fail or Sean M. Foerster (SC Bar # 77466) hereof, exclusive of the day of such ser- Jean Whitman Taylor ...... 05-07-2014 may be made immediately. Purchaser to erty at the most convenient time there- refuse to comply with the balance due of Rogers Townsend & Thomas, PC vice; except that the United States of pay for documentary stamps on Special after (including the day of sale) upon noti- the bid within 30 days, then the Special 220 Executive Center Drive America, if named, shall have sixty (60) Ben Ray Childress ...... 05-07-2014 Referee's Deed. The successful bidder fication to counsel for Plaintiff. Should the Referee may re-sell the property on the Post Office Box 100200 days to answer after the service hereof, will be required to pay interest on the last and highest bidder fail or refuse to same terms and conditions on some sub- Columbia, SC 29202-3200 exclusive of the day of such service; and Rebekah Ann Welty amount of the bid from the date of sale to comply with the balance due of the bid sequent Sales Day (at the risk of the said (803) 771-7900 tel. # if you fail to do so, judgment by default a/k/a Ann Rebekah Welty date of compliance with the bid at the within 30 days, then the Special Referee highest bidder). Personal or deficiency (803) 343-7107 fax # will be rendered against you for the relief and Mark Welty ...... 05-14-2014 rate of 4.5% per annum. The Plaintiff may re-sell the property on the same judgment being demanded, the bidding [email protected] demanded in the Complaint. TO may waive any of its rights, including its terms and conditions on some sub- will remain open for a period of thirty (30) Attorneys for Flagstar Bank, FSB MINOR(S) OVER FOURTEEN YEARS Blanche Martin ...... 6-25-14 right to a deficiency judgment, prior to sequent Sales Day (at the risk of the said days after the sale date. The Plaintiff may Rogers Townsend & Thomas, PC OF AGE AND/OR MINOR(S) UNDER Mary Suggs ...... 07-23-14 sale. The sale shall be subject to taxes highest bidder). No personal or defi- waive its right to a deficiency judgment and its staff are debt collectors. FOURTEEN YEARS OF AGE AND THE and assessments, existing easements ciency judgment being demanded, the prior to sale, in which case the bidding June 7, 2013 PERSON WITH WHOM THE MINOR(S) Teresa L. Parker and/or Evelyn and restrictions of record. The sale or bidding will not remain open after the will not remain open after the date of RESIDES AND/OR TO PERSONS UN- Boggs Thomason ...... 7-16-2014 any resale will not be held unless the date of sale, but compliance with the bid sale, but compliance with the bid may be NOTICE DER SOME LEGAL DISABILITY: YOU Plaintiff or its attorneyʼs bidding agent is may be made immediately. Purchaser to made immediately. Purchaser to pay for TO THE DEFENDANTS: Any unknown ARE FURTHER SUMMONED AND NO- LEGALS present and enters the Plaintiffʼs bid at pay for documentary stamps on Special documentary stamps on Special Heirs-at-law, Devisees, Personal Repres- TIFIED to apply for the appointment of a the sale or has advised the Special Ref- Referee's Deed. The successful bidder Referee's Deed. The successful bidder entatives, Administrators, Successors, Guardian Ad Litem to represent said SPECIAL REFEREE'S eree's office of its bidding instructions. In will be required to pay interest on the will be required to pay interest on the and Assigns, of J. Douglas Corey (De- minor(s) within thirty (30) days after the NOTICE OF SALE the event a sale is held without the amount of the bid from the date of sale to amount of the bid from the date of sale to ceased), and all other persons entitled to service of this Summons upon you. If you 2010-CP-39-1521 Plaintiff or its Attorneyʼs bidding agent en- date of compliance with the bid at the date of compliance with the bid at the claim through him; and any unknown fail to do so, application for such appoint- BY VIRTUE of a decree heretofore gran- tering its bid, the sale shall be null and rate of 2.875% per annum. The Plaintiff rate of 7.25% per annum. The Plaintiff Heirs-at-law, Devisees, Personal Repres- ment will be made by the Plaintiff(s) ted in the case of: JPMorgan Chase void. This sale is subject to all title mat- may waive any of its rights, including its may waive any of its rights, including its entatives, Administrators, Successors, herein. Columbia, South Carolina June Bank, National Association vs. Samuel ters of record and any interested party right to a deficiency judgment, prior to right to a deficiency judgment, prior to and Assigns of Montez L. Corey (De- 10, 2013 FH NOTICE OF FORECLOS- Owens a/k/a S. Caleb Owens, I, the un- should consider performing an independ- sale. The sale shall be subject to taxes sale. The sale shall be subject to taxes ceased), and all other persons entitled to URE INTERVENTION PLEASE TAKE dersigned R. Murray Hughes, Special ent title examination of the subject prop- and assessments, existing easements and assessments, existing easements claim through her; also all other persons NOTICE THAT pursuant to the South Referee for Pickens County, will sell on erty as no warranty is given. Neither the and restrictions of record. The sale or and restrictions of record. The sale or unknown, claiming any right, title, estate, Carolina Supreme Court Administrative Monday, August 5, 2013, at 11:00 a.m., Plaintiff nor its counsel make representa- any resale will not be held unless the any resale will not be held unless the interest in or lien upon the real estate de- Order 2011-05-02-01, you may have a at the County Courthouse, 214 East Main tions as to the integrity of the title or the Plaintiff or its attorneyʼs bidding agent is Plaintiff or its attorneyʼs bidding agent is scribed in the complaint herein; also any right to Foreclosure Intervention. To be Street, Pickens, SC, to the highest bid- fair market value of the property offered present and enters the Plaintiffʼs bid at present and enters the Plaintiffʼs bid at unknown persons whom may be in the considered for any available Foreclosure der: ALL THAT CERTAIN PIECE, for sale. Prior to bidding you may wish to the sale or has advised the Special Ref- the sale or has advised the Special Ref- military service of the United States of Intervention, you may communicate with PARCEL OR LOT OF LAND SITUATE, review the current state law or seek the eree's office of its bidding instructions. In eree's office of its bidding instructions. In America, being a class designated as and otherwise deal with the Plaintiff LYING AND BEING IN THE STATE OF advice of any attorney licensed in South the event a sale is held without the the event a sale is held without the John Doe; and any unknown minors or through its law firm, Rogers Townsend SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF PICK- Carolina. Plaintiff or its Attorneyʼs bidding agent en- Plaintiff or its Attorneyʼs bidding agent en- persons under a disability, being a class and Thomas, PC. Rogers Townsend and ENS, BEING SHOWN AND DESIG- R. Murray Hughes tering its bid, the sale shall be null and tering its bid, the sale shall be null and designated as Richard Roe. Thomas, PC represents the Plaintiff in NATED AS LOT NO. 78 OF GREEN Special Referee for Pickens County void. This sale is subject to all title mat- void. This sale is subject to all title mat- YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that this action. Our law firm does not repres- FOREST SUBDIVISION, ACCORDING Scott Law Firm, P.A. ters of record and any interested party ters of record and any interested party the Amended Summons and Amended ent you. Under our ethical rules, we are TO PLAT PREPARED BY SMITH SUR- Attorney for Plaintiff should consider performing an independ- should consider performing an independ- Complaint, of which the foregoing is a prohibited from giving you any legal ad- VEYORS, INC., DATED JANUARY 14, ent title examination of the subject prop- ent title examination of the subject prop- copy of the Summons, were filed with the vice. You must submit any requests for 2000 AND RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK NOTICE OF erty as no warranty is given. Neither the erty as no warranty is given. Neither the Clerk of Court for Pickens County, South Foreclosure Intervention consideration 374, AT PAGE 7B IN THE REGISTER FORECLOSURE SALE Plaintiff nor its counsel make representa- Plaintiff nor its counsel make representa- Carolina, on February 8, 2013. within 30 days from the date you are OF DEEDS OFFICE FOR PICKENS C.A. NO.: 2013-CP-39-006 tions as to the integrity of the title or the tions as to the integrity of the title or the Sean M. Foerster (SC Bar # 77466) served with this Notice. IF YOU FAIL, COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA, REFER- Pursuant to a Decree of Court in the case fair market value of the property offered fair market value of the property offered Rogers Townsend & Thomas, PC REFUSE, OR VOLUNTARILY ELECT ENCE TO SAID PLAT BEING HEREBY of SCBT, successor by merger to The for sale. Prior to bidding you may wish to for sale. Prior to bidding you may wish to 220 Executive Center Drive NOT TO PARTICIPATE IN FORECLOS- MADE FOR A MORE COMPLETE Peoples National Bank, vs. Marie Looper, review the current state law or seek the review the current state law or seek the Post Office Box 100200 URE INTERVENTION, THE FORE- METES AND BOUNDS DESCRIPTION et al., C.A. No. 2013-CP-39-006, I, the advice of any attorney licensed in South advice of any attorney licensed in South Columbia, SC 29202-3200 CLOSURE ACTION MAY PROCEED. THEREOF. THIS BEING THE SAME Special Referee for Pickens County, or Carolina. Carolina. (803) 771-7900 tel. # Rogers Townsend and Thomas, PC AT- PROPERTY CONVEYED TO S. CALEB his designee, will sell, on behalf of R. Murray Hughes R. Murray Hughes (803) 343-7107 fax # TORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF Samuel C. OWENS BY DEED OF KEVIN D. EN- Plaintiff SCBT, successor by merger to Special Referee for Pickens County Special Referee for Pickens County [email protected] Waters (SC Bar #5958) Cheryl H. Fisher LUND AND BRENDA R. ENLUND, RE- The Peoples National Bank, on Monday, Scott Law Firm, P.A. Scott Law Firm, P.A. Attorneys for Flagstar Bank, FSB (SC Bar #15213) Reginald P. Corley (SC CORDED JANUARY 31, 2000 IN THE August 5, 2013, at 11:00 a.m., at public Attorney for Plaintiff Attorney for Plaintiff Rogers Townsend & Thomas, PC and its Bar #69453) Jennifer W. Rubin (SC Bar REGISTER OF DEEDS OFFICE FOR auction to the highest bidder at the Pick- staff are debt collectors #16727) Ellie C. Floyd (SC Bar #68635) PICKENS COUNTY, SOUTH CARO- ens County Courthouse, in Pickens, STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA June 7, 2013 Michael P. Morris (SC Bar #73560) Eve LINA IN BOOK 527 AT PAGE 337. South Carolina, the following described COUNTY OF PICKENS COUNTY OF PICKENS Moredock Stacey (SC Bar #5300) Robert TMS No. 4087-06-48-3315. Property real estate: All that certain piece, parcel IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS NOTICE P. Davis (SC Bar #74030) William S. address: 104 Cone Drive, Liberty, SC or lot of land situate, lying and being in SUMMONS AND NOTICE SUMMONS TO MINOR(S) OVER FOURTEEN Koehler (SC Bar#74935) Vance L. 29657. TERMS OF SALE: The success- the County of Pickens, State of South OF FILING OF COMPLAINT DEFICIENCY JUDGMENT WAIVED YEARS OF AGE AND/OR MINOR(S) Brabham, III (SC Bar #71250) Jaclynn B. ful bidder, other than the Plaintiff, will de- Carolina, being known and designated as CASE NO. 2013-CP-39-758 DOCKET NO. 13-CP-39-0106 UNDER FOURTEEN YEARS OF AGE Goings (SC Bar #77501) Andrew W. posit with the Special Referee, at conclu- Lot No. Two (2), containing 1.24 acres, JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Associ- 4402543 AND THE PERSON WITH WHOM THE Montgomery (SC Bar #79893) Andrew A. sion of the bidding, five percent (5%) of more or less, as shown on a plat pre- ation, PLAINTIFF, vs. Mandy C. Hol- Bank of America, N.A., Plaintiff, v. Kris T MINOR(S) RESIDES AND/OR TO PER- Powell (SC Bar #100210) John F. said bid is due and payable immediately pared by C.E. Shehan, Reg. Surveyor, combe, DEFENDANTS. Capatino; Jamie Lynn Capatino; Defend- SONS UNDER SOME LEGAL DISABIL- McLeod, IV (SC Bar # 100693) Mary upon closing of the bidding, in cash or recorded in the Office of the Register of 130268.00244 ant(s). (015262-00814) SUMMONS Defi- ITY: Anne Bell Fant, Esquire, Post Office Powers (SC Bar #16534) J. Pamela Price equivalent, as evidence of good faith, Deeds for Pickens County in Slide 354 at TO THE DEFENDANT(S) MANDY ciency Judgment Waived TO THE DE- Box 796, Simpsonville, South Carolina (SC Bar # 014336) 220 Executive Center same to be applied to purchase price in Page 17-B, reference is hereby made for HOLCOMBE ABOVE NAMED: FENDANT(S), Kris T Capatino and Jam- 29681 has been appointed Guardian ad Drive Post Office Box 100200 (29202) case of compliance, but to be forfeited a more complete metes and bounds de- YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and ie Lynn Capatino: YOU ARE HEREBY Litem Nisi by Order dated May 20, 2013 Columbia, SC 29210 (803) 744-4444 and applied first to costs and then to scription thereof. This being the same required to answer the Complaint in the SUMMONED and required to appear and and filed May 22, 2013. YOU ARE Columbia, South Carolina 008045-04982 Plaintiff's debt in the case of non-compli- property conveyed unto Marie Looper by above entitled action, copy of which is defend by answering the Complaint in SUMMONED AND NOTIFIED to apply June 10, 2013 A-4402501 ance. In the event of a third party bidder deed of Bank of America, N.A. as recor- herewith served upon you, and to serve this foreclosure action on property loc- for the appointment of a Guardian Ad 07/24/2013, 07/31/2013, 08/07/2013 and that any third party bidder fails to de- ded on March 7, 2005 in the Office of Re- copy of your answer upon the under- ated at 1326 Jameson Road, Easley, Litem within thirty (30) days after the ser- liver the required deposit in certified (im- gister of Deeds for Pickens County, signed at their offices, 2712 Middleburg South Carolina 29640, being designated vice of this Summons upon you. If you fail mediately collectible) funds with the Of- South Carolina in Deed Book 888, at Drive, Suite 200, P.O. Box 2065, in the County tax records as TMS# 5122- to do so, Plaintiff will thereafter motion to fice of the Special Referee, said deposit Page 184. TMS No. 5101-00-40-9997. Columbia, South Carolina 29202, within 03-01-5340, of which a copy is herewith make the appointment of Anne Bell Fant, being due and payable immediately upon Property Address: 293 Tabor Woods thirty (30) days after service hereof upon served upon you, and to serve a copy of Esquire as Guardian ad Litem absolute. closing of the bidding on the day of sale, Road, Easley, SC 29640. The above-de- you, exclusive of the day of such service, your Answer on the subscribers at their Sean M. Foerster (SC Bar # 77466) the Special Referee will re-sell the sub- scribed property will be sold subject to and if you fail to answer the Complaint offices, 220 Executive Center Drive, Suite Rogers Townsend & Thomas, PC AMENDED NOTICE OF SALE ject property at the most convenient time any property taxes that are due, unpaid within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in 109, Post Office Box 100200, Columbia, 220 Executive Center Drive STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA thereafter (including the day of sale) upon or accruing; and to existing easements this action will apply to the Court for the South Carolina, 29202-3200, within thirty Post Office Box 100200 COUNTY OF PICKENS notification to counsel for Plaintiff. Should and restrictions, and to any other senior relief demanded in the Complaint, and (30) days after the service hereof, exclus- Columbia, SC 29202-3200 IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS the last and highest bidder fail or refuse encumbrances. Each successful bidder, judgment by default will be rendered ive of the day of such service; except that (803) 771-7900 tel. # CASE NO.: 12-CP-39-668 to comply with the balance due of the bid other than the Plaintiff, at the time the bid against you for the relief demanded in the the United States of America, if named, (803) 343-7107 fax # Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance, Inc., within 30 days, then the Special Referee is accepted, will be required to deposit Complaint. YOU WILL ALSO TAKE shall have sixty (60) days to answer after [email protected] Plaintiff, -vs- Deborah K. Rogers a/k/a may re-sell the property on the same with the Court cash or certified check in NOTICE that should you fail to Answer the service hereof, exclusive of the day of Attorneys for Flagstar Bank, FSB Deborah Davis Rogers, The South Caro- terms and conditions on some sub- the sum of five percent (5%) of the the foregoing Summons, the Plaintiff will such service; and if you fail to do so, Rogers Townsend & Thomas, PC and its lina Department of Revenue and Pickens sequent Sales Day (at the risk of the said amount of bid as evidence of good faith. move for a general Order of Reference of judgment by default will be rendered staff are debt collectors County Tax Assessors Office, Defend- highest bidder). No personal or defi- In the Event the purchaser fails or re- this cause to the Special Referee for against you for the relief demanded in the June 7, 2013 ant(s). ciency judgment being demanded, the fuses to comply with the terms of sale Pickens County, which Order shall, pur- Complaint. TO MINOR(S) OVER FOUR- BY VIRTUE of a judgment heretofore within twenty (20) days, the deposit shall suant to Rule 53(e) of the South Carolina bidding will not remain open after the TEEN YEARS OF AGE AND/OR NOTICE OF APPLICATION granted in the case of Vanderbilt Mort- date of sale, but compliance with the bid be forfeited and applied first to costs and Rules of Civil Procedure, specifically MINOR(S) UNDER FOURTEEN YEARS gage and Finance, Inc. vs. Deborah K. then to Plaintiffʼs debt, and the Court provide that the said Special Referee is Notice is hereby given that Grumpy's Red may be made immediately. Purchaser to OF AGE AND THE PERSON WITH Dot Spirits LLC d/b/a Royal Spirits in- Rogers a/k/a Deborah Davis Rogers, The pay for documentary stamps on Special shall forthwith re-advertise and re-sell authorized and empowered to enter a fi- WHOM THE MINOR(S) RESIDES South Carolina Department of Revenue said property upon the same terms on nal judgment in this cause. TO tends to apply to the South Carolina De- Referee's Deed. The successful bidder AND/OR TO PERSONS UNDER SOME partment of Revenue for a license/permit and Pickens County Tax Assessors Of- will be required to pay interest on the some subsequent sales day at the risk of MINOR(S) OVER FOURTEEN YEARS LEGAL DISABILITY: YOU ARE FUR- fice, I, R. Murray Hughes, Esquire, as the former purchaser until obtaining a full OF AGE AND/OR MINOR(S) UNDER that will allow the sale and off premises amount of the bid from the date of sale to THER SUMMONED AND NOTIFIED to consumption of wine and liquor at 7010 Special Referee for Pickens County, will date of compliance with the bid at the compliance with a sale. A personal or FOURTEEN YEARS OF AGE AND THE apply for the appointment of a Guardian sell on August 5, 2013, at 11:00 am, at deficiency judgment having been deman- PERSON WITH WHOM THE MINOR(S) Calhoun Memorial Hwy., Ste. A, Easley, rate of 6.5% per annum. The Plaintiff Ad Litem to represent said minor(s) with- SC 29640. the Pickens County Courthouse, 214 E. may waive any of its rights, including its ded, the bidding will remain open for RESIDES AND/OR TO PERSONS UN- in thirty (30) days after the service of this Main Street, Pickens, SC 29671, to the thirty (30) days after the date of sale in DER SOME LEGAL DISABILITY: To object to the issuance of this permit/li- right to a deficiency judgment, prior to Summons upon you. If you fail to do so, cense, written protest must be post- highest bidder: All that certain piece, sale. The sale shall be subject to taxes Pickens County, with the sale to be final YOU ARE FURTHER SUMMONED AND application for such appointment will be parcel or tract of land lying situate and upon that date. Terms of sale: Cash; pur- NOTIFIED to apply for the appointment of marked no later than August 1, 2013. and assessments, existing easements made by the Plaintiff(s) herein. Columbia, For a protest to be valid, it must be in being in the County of Pickens, State of and restrictions of record. The sale or chaser to pay interest on the amount of a Guardian Ad Litem to represent said South Carolina June 7, 2013 NOTICE TO South Carolina and being designated as bid at the rate of 9.5 % per annum from minor(s) within thirty (30) days after the writing, and should include the following any resale will not be held unless the THE DEFENDANTS ABOVE NAMED: information: Tract “C”, containing 6.134 acres, more Plaintiff or its attorneyʼs bidding agent is the date of sale until the date of compli- service of this Summons and Notice upon YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that or less on a plat prepared by Ray Dunn ance with the bid; purchaser to pay for you. If you fail to do so, application for (1) The name, address, and telephone present and enters the Plaintiffʼs bid at the Summons and Complaint, of which number of the person filing the protest: Land Surveyor for Michael G. Davis, the sale or has advised the Special Ref- deed and recording fees. If the Plaintiff such appointment will be made by the the foregoing is a copy of the Summons, Danny R. Davis and Deborah D. Rogers or the Plaintiffʼs representative does not Plaintiff(s) herein. NOTICE IS HEREBY (2) The specific reasons why the applica- eree's office of its bidding instructions. In were filed with the Clerk of Court for Pick- tion should be denied: dated April 14, 2008 and recorded in Plat the event a sale is held without the appear at the scheduled sale of the GIVEN that the original Complaint in the ens County, South Carolina on January Book 591 at Page 350 in the Pickens above-described property, then the sale above entitled action was filed in the of- (3) That the person protesting is willing to Plaintiff or its Attorneyʼs bidding agent en- 29, 2013. Columbia, South Carolina June attend a hearing (if one is requested by County ROD Office. Reference is hereby tering its bid, the sale shall be null and of the property will be null, void and of no fice of the Clerk of Court for Pickens 7, 2013 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE craved to said plat for a more complete force and effect, and the sale will be res- County on June 11, 2013. the applicant): void. This sale is subject to all title mat- INTERVENTION PLEASE TAKE NO- (4) That the person protesting resides in and accurate metes and bounds descrip- ters of record and any interested party cheduled for the next available sales day. SCOTT LAW FIRM, P.A. TICE THAT pursuant to the South Caro- tion of property. TOGETHER with a The Honorable Charles B. Simmons, Jr. Ronald C. Scott, SC Bar #4996 the same county where the proposed should consider performing an independ- lina Supreme Court Administrative Order place of business is located or within five 2008 CMH Mobile Home, Model Moun- ent title examination of the subject prop- Special Referee for Pickens County Michael S. Medlock, SC Bar #65395 2011-05-02-01, you may have a right to t a i n e e r , b e a r i n g S e r i a l N u m b er David R. Price, Jr. Elizabeth R. Polk, SC Bar #11673 miles of the business; and, erty as no warranty is given. Neither the Foreclosure Intervention. To be con- (5) The name of the applicant and the ad- CAP022948TNAB, which is permanently Plaintiff nor its counsel make representa- Attorney for Plaintiff Angelia J. Grant, SC Bar #78334 sidered for any available Foreclosure In- affixed to the Real Property so as to con- 7/17, 7/24, 7/31 Priti M. Patel, SC Bar #79835 dress of the premises to be licensed. tions as to the integrity of the title or the tervention, you may communicate with Protests must be mailed to: S.C. Depart- stitute a part of the Real Estate, intended J. Harrison Rushton, SC Bar #100406 and otherwise deal with the Plaintiff to be real property for all purposes. fair market value of the property offered STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA ment of Revenue, ATTN: ABL SECTION, for sale. Prior to bidding you may wish to Meredith M. Robertson, SC Bar #68322 through its law firm, Rogers Townsend This being a portion of the property con- COUNTY OF ANDERSON Kimberly R. Thompson, SC Bar #79161 P.O. Box 125, Columbia, SC 29214- review the current state law or seek the and Thomas, PC., or you may also con- 0907; or faxed to: (803) 896-0110. veyed to Deborah Davis Rogers from Mi- IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Andrew M. Sullivan, SC Bar #100464 tact Bank of America, N.A. directly by util- chael G. Davis and Danny R. Davis by advice of any attorney licensed in South OF THE TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Carolina. ATTORNEYS FOR THE PLAINTIFF izing the below contact information: Bank Deed dated August 1, 2008 and being re- SUMMONS 2712 Middleburg Drive, Suite 200 of America N.A. Attn: Home Retention Di- Public Notice corded in the Pickens County ROD Of- R. Murray Hughes CASE NO.: 2013-CP-04-01550 Special Referee for Pickens County Columbia, SC 29204 vision: CA6-919-02-46 400 National Way THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SIX fice on August 25, 2008 in Book 1206 at ROBERT A. LINER, JR., Plaintiff, vs. (803) 252-3340 Simi Valley, CA 93065 Customer Ad- MILE WATER DISTRICT WILL BE HELD Page 163. TMS #: 5112-03-44-4713. Scott Law Firm, P.A. WILLIAM A. CROWE; and FRED E. Attorney for Plaintiff vocacy and Collections call back number: ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 13, 2013 AT Physical Address: 495 Banks Road, Eas- DAVIS, JR. a/k/a FRED ELMER DAVIS, PUBLIC NOTICE (800)669-0102. Rogers Townsend and 7:30 PM AT THE SIX MILE TOWN HALL ley, SC 29640. SUBJECT TO PICK- NOTICE OF APPLICATION JR. a/k/a FRED E. DAVIS, Defendants. American Towers LLC is proposing to Thomas, PC represents the Plaintiff in WITH DIRECTOR ELECTION ON ENS COUNTY TAXES. TERMS OF Notice is hereby given that Jon Starkey T O T H E D E F E N D A N T S A B O V E construct a 199-foot overall height mono- this action. Our law firm does not repres- AGENDA. SALE: The successful bidder, other than d/b/a Study Hall LLC intends to apply to N A M E D : pole telecommunications tower at 999 ent you. Under our ethical rules, we are the Plaintiff, will deposit with the Special the South Carolina Department of Reven- YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and Old Seneca Rd, Central, Pickens County, prohibited from giving you any legal ad- Referee at conclusion of the bidding, five ue for a license/permit that will allow the required to answer the Complaint herein, SC, 4048-00-51-9703. The new tower vice. You must submit any requests for FM &/or (5%) of his bid, in cash or equivalent, as sale and on premises consumption of a copy of which is herewith served upon structure will not be lit and the tower facil- Foreclosure Intervention consideration Greg Caddell... 4-23-14 evidence of good faith, the same to be beer, wine and liquor at 101 Sloan Street, you, or otherwise appear and defend, ity will include a 100' by 100' lease area within 30 days from the date you are applied to purchase price in case of com- Clemson, SC 29631. and to serve a copy of your answer to and associated easements, along with a served with this Notice. IF YOU FAIL, pliance, but to be forfeited and applied To object to the issuance of this permit/li- said Complaint upon the subscriber at his 30ft buffer surrounding the lease area. REFUSE, OR VOLUNTARILY ELECT Gary and first to costs and then to Plaintiff's debt in cense, written protest must be post- office, 32 E. Main Street, P.O. Box 315, American Towers LLC seeks comments NOT TO PARTICIPATE IN FORECLOS- Eleanor Pinkowski... 10-16-13 the case of noncompliance. Should the marked no later than August 1, 2013. Williamston, South Carolina, 29697, with- from all interested persons on any poten- URE INTERVENTION, THE FORE- last and highest bidder fail or refuse to For a protest to be valid, it must be in in thirty (30) days after service hereof, ex- tial significant impact the proposed ac- CLOSURE ACTION MAY PROCEED. make the required deposit at the time of writing, and should include the following clusive of the day of such service, and if tion could have on the quality of the hu- Rogers Townsend and Thomas, PC AT- James L. Local & William L. the bid or comply with the other terms or information: you fail to answer the Complaint within man environment pursuant to 47 C.F.R. TORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF Samuel C. Betts...10-23-13 the bid within twenty (20) days, then the (1) The name, address, and telephone the time aforesaid, or otherwise appear Section 1.1307, including potential im- Waters (SC Bar #5958) Cheryl H. Fisher Special Referee may resell the property number of the person filing the protest: and defend, the Plaintiff in this action will pacts to historic or cultural resources that (SC Bar #15213) Reginald P. Corley (SC James Dan Winchester & Don B. on the same terms and conditions on (2) The specific reasons why the applica- apply to the Court for the relief deman- are listed or eligible for listing in the Na- Bar #69453) Jennifer W. Rubin (SC Bar Winchester...... 10-23-2013 some subsequent Sales Day (at the risk tion should be denied: ded therein, and judgment by default will tional Register of Historic Places. Inter- #16727) Ellie C. Floyd (SC Bar #68635) of the former highest bidder). No person- (3) That the person protesting is willing to be rendered against you for the relief de- ested persons may comment or raise Michael P. Morris (SC Bar #73560) Eve al or deficiency judgment being deman- attend a hearing (if one is requested by manded in the Complaint. concerns about the proposed action by Moredock Stacey (SC Bar #5300) Robert Sherry F. Durham & ded, the bidding will not remain open the applicant): G. Lee Cole, Jr. s u b m i t t i n g a n e - m a i l t o P. Davis (SC Bar #74030) William S. Chris Durham...... 1-15-2014 after the date of sale, but compliance with (4) That the person protesting resides in Cox & Cole, Attorneys at Law [email protected]. Koehler (SC Bar#74935) Vance L. the bid may be made immediately. The the same county where the proposed SC Bar No. 100352 Paper comments can be sent to: Americ- Brabham, III (SC Bar #71250) Jaclynn B. Lola G. Arnold... 09-25-2013 successful bidder will be required to pay place of business is located or within five P.O. Box 315 an Towers LLC, Attn: Environmental Goings (SC Bar #77501) Andrew W. interest on the amount of the bid from the Williamston, SC 29697 miles of the business; and, Compliance, 10 Presidential Way, Montgomery (SC Bar #79893) Andrew A. Malcolm & Dana Simmons ... 11-13-2013 date of sale to date of compliance with (5) The name of the applicant and the ad- Tel. (864) 847-9289 Woburn, MA 01801. Requests or com- Powell (SC Bar #100210) John F. the bid at the rate of 8.39% per annum. dress of the premises to be licensed. Fax (864) 847-7895 ments should be limited to environmental McLeod, IV (SC Bar # 100693) 220 Exec- R. Murray Hughes, Esquire Protests must be mailed to: S.C. Depart- [email protected] and historic/cultural resource impact con- utive Center Drive Post Office Box Mark Bridgman...... 1/22/2014 Special Referee for Pickens County ment of Revenue, ATTN: ABL SECTION, Attorney for the Plaintiff cerns, and must be received on or be- 100200 (29202) Columbia, SC 29210 Theodore von Keller, Esquire P.O. Box 125, Columbia, SC 29214- June 27, 2013 fore August 24, 2013. This invitation to (803) 744-4444 Columbia, South Caro- B. Lindsay Crawford, III, Esquire 0907; or faxed to: (803) 896-0110. Williamston, South Carolina comment is separate from any local plan- lina 015262-00814 W.R. and Faye Upchurch... 4-30-14 Sara Hutchins ning/zoning process that may apply to June 7, 2013 A-4402543 Columbia, South Carolina Sara F. Emerich... 3-26-14. 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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE INTERVENTION PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT pursuant to the South Carolina Supreme Court Ad- ministrative Order 2011-05-02-01, (here- inafter “Order”), you may have a right to Foreclosure Intervention. To be con- sidered for any available Foreclosure In- tervention, you may communicate with and otherwise deal with the Plaintiff through its law firm, KORN LAW FIRM, P.A., P. O. Box 11264, 1300 Pickens Street, Columbia, SC 29201 or call (803) 252-5817. KORN LAW FIRM, P.A., rep- resents the Plaintiff in this action and does not represent you. Under our ethic- al rules, we are prohibited from giving you any legal advice. You must submit any requests for Foreclosure Interven- tion consideration within 30 days from the date of this Notice. IF YOU FAIL, RE- FUSE, OR VOLUNTARILY ELECT NOT TO PARTICIPATE IN FORECLOSURE INTERVENTION, YOUR MORTGAGE COMPANY/AGENT MAY PROCEED WITH A FORECLOSURE ACTION. If you have already pursued loss mitigation with the Plaintiff, this Notice does not guarantee the availability of loss mitiga- tion options or further review of your qual- ifications. THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMA- TION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. THIS COMMUNICA- TION IS FROM A DEBT COLLECTOR. JOHN S. KAY Attorneys for Plaintiff Korn Law Firm, P.A. P.O. Box 11264 Columbia, SC 29211-1264 (803) 252-5817 10A Pickens Sentinel Wednesday, July 31, 2013 Transgender Couple fosters children to make a difference From page 1A Frances Parrish 18 months, even though you knew they were going of the Governor. Contributing Writer on to a good place,” Steven said. Steven explained that they had attended foster Being a foster parent can change a person’s life. care review board sessions for Miracle Hill, so “we refusing to withdraw sup- Editor’s Note: This is the fifth part of the series “It has given me a greater compassion, not only were familiar with that process, and it wasn’t scary port for SWUnity her con- about adoption and foster care in Pickens County. for children, but also for the parents as well. It has for us.” tract with the university Steven and Theresa Lambright of Easley have taken me out of my comfort zone and has given me The most children that Steven and Theresa was not renewed in May. fostered 25 children from 2002 to 2009. a wider picture of our community and the people fostered at one time were four. They took care Both Steven and his wife worked at Miracle that make up our community. There are so many of a 6-year-old, a 7-year-old, an 8-year-old and a She considered SWU her Hill in their foster program and decided to foster ways that you grow,” Theresa said. family. “I wanted to make 1-year-old. “There are times when you juggle things children. “It’s opened my eyes to the needs of children for around, but the rewards are great,” Steven said. a difference,” she said to “Both my husband and I saw the need because sure. We’ve been thoroughly blessed to have chil- Foster parents have the opportunity to impact the congregation. “I want- the children here needed foster homes,” Theresa dren in our home that we could teach and provide and influence children. ed to grow that univer- said. They were also unable to have children. for in their time of need,” Steven said. “Foster care gives them [children] an opportunity sity.” She has also had to Their first foster child was an 18 year old. “I guess Theresa and Steven were able to adopt a 27 day to see a loving family and helps break that cycle manage her fears about it depends on what you call your first child. He came old child that they had fostered. “We got a call at 4 of abuse and neglect for the next generation. Of in April of 2002,” Steven said. p.m. about a child locked in a car, by 5 p.m. she was what others will think. course, for those who are adopted, it gives them that A self-proclaimed people Some of the foster children stayed a few weeks, in my arms, and at 11 years old, she’s still in my others a few months and others a couple years. arms,” Theresa said. permanent loving home,” Theresa said. pleaser, she always tried Being a foster parent has its ups and downs. For Steven explained that it took two years for the “You would be foolish to do it for money. It’s to “write inside the lines.” Theresa, being a mother was the greatest thing. adoption of the baby Atyona to be finalized. definitely something you would do out of the love of But her conviction on this “The other thing is when you first get that child Steven described the licensing process as “rigor- your heart,” Steven said. issue outweighs her fear. in and to be able to see where they are the day they ous.” After a while, Steven and Theresa decided to “I never wanted to rock a walk in your door and in a few weeks or months in “There was a lengthy application process that concentrate on the care of their own children. After boat except for this one,” time to see the progress they make,” Theresa said. goes back to even describing your own childhood, they stopped being foster parents, they found out she said. After the sermon “Being a foster parent means I was able to have and why you would want to be a foster parent. they were expecting a child of their own. Theresa an impact or influence on a child’s life,” Steven said. There is also a lengthy home study including how knows she impacted the children she fostered. delivered by Stuart and “I guess I’ll never know for sure, but I know for a her son, the crowd was One of the hardest parts of being a foster parent your house is set up,” Steven said. Steven and for Steven and Theresa was watching the children Theresa also had to disclose their financial back- fact that every one of those children felt loved and moved to a standing ova- leave to go back to their biological families or to be ground and their plan for taking care of children. were loved very deeply,” Theresa said. tion. One woman stood adopted. There were quarterly visits from the foster care Theresa still works with Miracle Hill Children’s up, introducing herself as “Sometimes it’s difficult to see the children leave. worker, visits from the guardian ad litem and visits Home in Pickens and Steven works at United Way “a 70-year-old lesbian and Especially when you have a child in your home for with the Foster Care Review board, under the Office in Easley. proud” to cheers. “You telling your story heals so many years of pain for me,” she said. To the pastor Board chairman: building project was a success of Peace Congregational Billy Cannada and I think we’re coming out time they were finished. switch back to just one middle plete and accurate records,” Church, Susie Smith, this Staff Writer of it successful, with great Everything has gone over, but school came after the adminis- Edwards said. “Our auditor is her mission. “We cre- integrity and with wonderful we have still come close to our tration announced there was knows what we have, knows ated Peace Congregational PICKENS COUNTY— schools.” budget.” not enough money to finish what we’ve spent and we’re Church to be a place of With the massive $379 million The building program Edwards said the project both projects. Despite specula- very confident in our records.” hope for people who didn’t building project nearing an has produced four new high was, at one point, close to tion that the district lost track Dr. Pew has worked tire- have hope,” she said. end, Pickens County School schools and several reno- $100 million over budget, and of spending, Edwards said lessly with her staff and they Susie Smith, who iden- Board Chairman says the pro- vated middle and elementa- was cut so that completion every penny was accounted have been trying to get every- tifies as lesbian, began gram has produced plenty to ry schools. Most notably is could be possible. Edwards for. thing together,” she added. be excited about. Gettys Middle School which, said former Building Program “Every year we are audit- Edwards said she believes Peace Church in 2007 as The project has changed when the project reaches its Director Bob Folkman began ed by our district staff and the project has been a huge a church that would be directions numerous times, completion, will total nearly to use money from a $55 mil- our district staff keeps com- success for Pickens County. open and affirming of all the most recent coming in the $26 million.” lion fund that was accumu- people. She feels that this form of a vote to have just one The project’s budget has lated through interest. Senior Living in a League of It’s Own!! event has brought “a new middle school in Easley. been raised several times The interest money dwin- level of energy and excite- Many of the decisions came to align with problems and dled to $13 million before a Horton Farms ment about the work we’re from budgetary constraints, necessities in the various loca- board decision opted to return Carefree Living for adults 55 & better doing.” After the sermon, according to Edwards. tions, according to Edwards. the money to the taxpayers. * 1 & 2 bedroom apartments * Fitness & Social Center Beth Stuart exclaimed “In our building program, “All of our projects have “Bob thought he had $13 we’ve gone through four gone over,” Edwards said. million that was taken away,” * Elevator that she was “on cloud superintendents, a reces- “None of them have stayed Edwards said. “This made * Spacious Floor Plan nine.” “I don’t know how sion and two building project true to the penny. Some of two equitable schools impos- * Laundry Facilities I’m going to matter in this (managers),” Edwards said. them have gone over more sible, and we had to work * Sunrooms margin, but I’ve never felt “Our building project has than others depending on from there.” * Walk-in-Closets so at peace in my life.” gone through a lot of change problems we had and what The recent decision to 201 Walnut Hill Easley, SC Call (864) 855-0070 for more information or a tour of your future home! 00629238 Drugs We’re now on Twitter From page 1A follow us for breaking news where the person has not because it has to filter all prescription drugs. died yet, it would be high, of that through. But the “Make sure there is and sports updates and I say yet because it is biggest thing I see is the a health problem,” she likely to happen. 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