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2A OPINION
4A OBITUARIES
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DECEMBER 2, 2015
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Vol. 141, No. 47
Darlington, S.C.
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Darlington Food Bank seeks community help
By Samantha Lyles
Staff Writer
[email protected]
Hunger doesn't take a holiday, and those in the Darlington
area who are unemployed,
homeless, or in a financial bind
know they can find help at The
Lord Cares, but the little food
bank needs your help to keep
serving the community.
For almost three decades,
The Lord Cares has provided
emergency food supplies,
hygiene and toiletry items, and
sometimes financial help to
those in demonstrable need.
Volunteers say those needs only
intensify when the weather
turns cold – bringing higher
energy bills and sometimes
health problems.
“We have people come in
asking for help to pay their light
bill or their water bill, and we've
had several lately asking for
help to buy medicine, people
who weren't eligible for the
(Darlington County) Free
Medical Clinic because they didn't have any income,” says vol-
unteer Mary Butler, noting that
financial donations are needed
as much as donations of food.
Butler, a volunteer with The
Lord Cares for nearly 27 years,
was the self-described “loudmouth” who pushed Rev. Olin
Whitener to establish the food
bank to catch people who were
falling through the cracks of the
social service system. She says
there are still many people who
need a helping hand to feed
themselves and their families
during rough patches, and The
Lord Cares serves that purpose.
Donations of food are needed and welcome, with non-perishable items like powdered
milk always in short supply.
Canned meats are also needed,
along with muffin mix and cereal. Hygiene items like soap and
shampoo, deodorant, and toilet
tissue are always needed.
Kitchen items like paper towels,
paper plates, and plastic cutlery
are also wanted, along with an
item most donors wouldn't
think of: a manual can opener.
HELP ON 3A
Mary Butler stocking shelves at Darlington food bank The Lord Cares
PHOTO BY SAMANTHA LYLES
Mayor elect
Gloria C. Hines
announces
transition team
In a press release sent to
the News and Press, mayor
elect Gloria Cheeseboro
Hines announces a transition
team.
“Mayor Elect Gloria Hines
is honored to announce her
transition team. She views
this as an imperative step to
move Darlington forward.
Mayor Hines is excited that
this highly qualified diverse
group of community leaders
has agreed to join her transition team. The team includes
the following:”
The family of Mrs. Elouise Greene and Darlington ReStore manager visits her future home
PHOTOS BY JANA E. PYE
Mrs. Greene’s new home for the holidays
By Jana E. Pye
Editor
[email protected]
Mrs. Elouise Greene has a
reason to rejoice this holiday
season; thanks to the efforts of
her family and volunteers with
the Darlington County Habitat
for Humanity she and two of
her grandsons, Michael and
Tracy, prepare to move into
their beautiful new home on
Gandy Drive in Darlington.
Mrs. Greene, who recently
celebrated her 91st birthday on
November 10, is very happy to
move into her new home. She
recently stopped by the house
after one of the last inspections
before Thanksgiving to meet
with the News and Press with
the two grandsons that will be
moving into the home with her.
She was joined by several of her
children and extended familyall of whom helped with the
300 hours of “sweat equity”
required for new homeowners
of the Habitat homes.
Lavinia McAllister and her
sister in law, Lenora Greene,
completed the initial application for the home to begin the
process.
Once an application is
approved, a waiting family
begins the process of working
on the “sweat equity” hours.
With such a large family, this
was no problem, as they all
chipped in. Another daughter,
Melvetta Gilbert, said, “We
jumped on the hours pretty
quickly.”
Michael and Tracy, the lucky
grandsons that will be moving
in, are first cousins. They both
assisted with the hours by
working in the Habitat ReStore
in Hartsville.
“I unloaded the trucks,” said
Michael. “And I helped people
there in the store.”
Tracy helped in the store too.
Both young men have
already chosen which room
they will occupy, and have
promised their family that they
will keep not only their rooms
clean, but the bathroom that
they will share.
This will be Mrs. Greene’s
very first brand new home and
she is eager to begin living
across the street from her son
Wheeler, and his wife Lenora.
“It was very exciting watching the building construction
from the ground up, and
watching the foundation being
laid and all,” said Wheeler. “We
worked with all kinds of people
from different states. We had
crews from Alabama, from all
over. They were so nice and
friendly - we didn’t have a trouble in the world.”
Wheeler also had a special
thanks for the director of the
Darlington County Habitat,
Mark Haenchen: “I really
enjoyed working with Mark
from start to finish,” said
Greene. “He is a hard worker
and I tell you, we are blessed to
have him. He loves his work,
and when we had all the different groups of young people
working we all got along.
Everything went smooth. We
didn’t have a slow time. I thank
God for him, and the other
guys that helped; they were all
really nice. Mark is a real nice
person.”
In addition to help from
Habitat and the family, Mrs.
Greene also received tremendous support from her church
family at Bethel A.M.E. of
Darlington.
Mrs. Greene will have her
own master bathroom, which
will be wheelchair and handicap accessible.
HOME ON 3A
1. Rev. Dr. Cecil Bromell –
Pastor,
Macedonia
Missionary Baptist Church.
2. Rev. Coleman Cannon –
Pastor, Cedar Fall Missionary
Remember the old saying
“an ounce of prevention is
worth a pound of cure?” Well,
it's still true - especially around
the holidays. Busy, distracted
people make ideal targets for
criminals, and home safety
standards can slip when we're
tired. Observe these precautions this Christmas and help
keep the season merry and
bright for you and yours.
By Samantha Lyles
Staff Writer
[email protected]
Crime statistics for 2015
indicate that major crimes in
Darlington
continue
to
decline, and that's truly something to be thankful for this
holiday season. City of
Darlington Police Chief
Danny Watson attributes the
low crime rates to a combination of factors, including
proactive officers, strong
training, and deployment of
modern
equipment
to
enhance public safety and
improve accountability.
“As we put a camera on
every officer, put a TASER on
every officer's belt, and continue to improve tactics and
Shop Safely
• Try to avoid going shopping alone or at night. If you
must shop at night, park in a
well-lighted area. When possible, use the buddy system and
“To a criminal, even two
people can look like a crowd
and make it not worth their
while to approach you,” says
Darlington Police Chief Danny
Watson.
SAFETY ON 3A
technology, our police department gets better and better,”
says Chief Watson.
The numbers seem to bear
this out. Here are several
major crime statistics charted
over the course of a decade:
Rape: 2004 – 6, 2009 – 3,
2015 – 0
Aggravated Assault: 2004
– 59, 2009 – 48, 2015 – 28
Homicide: 2004 – 1, 2009
– 0, 2015 – 0
Robbery: 2004 – 17, 2009
– 15, 2015 – 4
Burglary: 2004 – 131,
2009 – 89, 2015 – 37
Larceny: 2004 – 220, 2009
– 188, 2015 – 171
CRIME ON 3A
Darlington Middle
hosting Pee Dee
qualifier for robotics
state championships
take a friend with you.
• Park as close as possible to
the store and remember where
you parked. Lock car doors, roll
up your windows, and be sure
to set your alarm or security
system if you have one.
• Be visible; don't park next
to vans, trucks with tall camper
shells, or large vehicles that can
provide cover for robbers.
• Don't leave packages or
valuables on the seat of your
car. Lock tempting items in the
trunk or hide them out of sight.
• Get your keys out and
ready before going to your car,
and hang on to your purse and
packages.
TEAM ON 3A
Darlington crime rates
continue to drop
Holiday safety tips
By Samantha Lyles
Staff Writer
[email protected]
Baptist Church; and mayor
pro-tem
for
City
of
Darlington.
3. Dr. Thelma Dawson –
Dentist
and
Darlington
County School District Board
of Education member.
4. Dr. David Eads –
Chiropractor.
5. John Isgett – President &
CEO, Raceway Ford; and past
chairman of the board of
directors of the Greater
Darlington Chamber of
Commerce.
6. Will Isgett – Freelance
writer and local executive
director of the Miss South
Carolina
Sweet
Potato
Festival Pageant.
Participants of the recent Career Fair at Darlington County Institute of Technology.
DCIT hosts
Career Fair
On November 20, 2015,
over 300 students from
Hartsville and Lamar High
School participated in an
Interactive Career Fair at
the Darlington County
Institute of Technology. An
Interactive Career Fair was
also held on October 2,
2015 to accommodate students from Darlington and
Mayo High School. During
the career fair, students
learn about career and educational opportunities that
will aid them as they pursue their future career
goals. These events are a
collaborative
effort
between the Darlington
County
Institute
of
Technology (DCIT), each of
the Darlington County high
schools, and numerous
members of the business
community.
The purpose of the
Interactive Career Fair is to
provide opportunities for
career exploration to students on their “Pathway to
Success.
FAIR ON 7A
Darlington Middle School
will transform into a hub for
robotics on Saturday when
the school hosts the Pee
Dee Area Qualifier for the
2016
South
Carolina
First Lego League State
Championships.
Students from five public
school districts and one private school who are passionate about science and engineering will participate in
the competition. This will be
the first time Darlington
Middle has been selected to
host the Pee Dee Area
Qualifier.
FlorenceDarlington Technical College
previously hosted the event
at the Southeastern Institute
of
Manufacturing
and
Technology.
ROBOTICS ON 7A
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op-ed
December 7, 1941
I remember!
By Bill shepard
Seventy-four years ago, I remember! It was the day that President
Roosevelt said, “Would live in infamy!” The announcement came
from the small radio that was on a shelf in the crowded room where
this writer was seated. The President was telling America about the
attack by the Japanese on the American Naval Fleet at Pearl Harbor.
As he spoke, it is doubtful, but that any person in that room had ever
heard the words, Pearl Harbor, before.
The President told of the devastation of the attack upon the Fleet,
and declared that the enemy would pay for its sneak attack. His
words were spoken with deliberateness and resolve. The enemy
would be defeated, and nothing short of “Unconditional Surrender”
would be accepted!
It was a stunned and somber group in that place where my oldest
brother and I were present. Some in the group, including my brother,
were home on a weekend pass from Fort Bragg where they were stationed. They were members of Battery F, a National Guard Unit from
Darlington that had been mobilized into the Army just weeks before.
The voice continued, “All military personnel absent from their
base are requested to return as early as possible!” There were no TVs
in those days, and not everyone had a radio, but word of the happenings spread rapidly from home to home.
The small group that had gathered for an evening of fun dispersed
quickly. My brother and I left immediately for home to gather his few
belongings and return to Fort Bragg. We had done this on other occasions, but this one was different. We were now at war!
I shall never forget the moments following my brother’s departure, after saying goodbye to the family gathered about him. My brokenhearted mother fell to her knees weeping and praying. My saddened Dad stood by, while this writer and his two younger sisters
looked on. Another brother was somewhere else in the world, serving
in the Navy. He had enlisted in the Navy two years earlier. We had to
wonder where he was, and what was happening to him. My two little
sisters and I were left to watch the lines of worry and concern spread
across the faces of our parents.
I would be of little comfort to my mom and dad as they both knew
as they both knew how much I wanted to join the military and go
away! As I grew more restless, my Dad grew more determined that
he would not sign papers for me to enlist! I had been a member of
Battery F, a National Guard unit, but when the Unit was mobilized,
Dad had insisted that I be discharged. Because of my young age, I
needed Dad’s permission to join. I had no choice but to accept his
decision.
Unless the reader could have been a young boy at that time, it
would have been hard to understand the feeling that I felt each time I
saw another young boy in military uniform! When I would hear the
stories they would tell of their adventures in places far away, I would
beg my Dad to allow me to enlist. His answer was always the same,
“No!”
The war had begun on that day in December in gathering momentum. Recruiting offices were jammed with young men enlisting.
Posters with the words, “Uncle Sam Needs You” were placed in store
windows and street corners everywhere. It seemed that every time I
saw one, the finger of Uncle Sam was pointing straight at me! Oh,
how I wanted to wear a military uniform!
If I could change the ending of this story by rewriting it, I would
gladly do so! If I could make amends and erase the tears I caused to
flow on the cheeks of my Mama and Dad, I would! I cannot. Regret is
a terrible partner, with which to spend a lifetime. My only comfort
has been in knowing that my parents forgave me a long, long time
ago. It has taken me much longer to forgive myself; sometimes, I
wonder if I have!
On February 18, 1942, less than three months following Pearl
Harbor Day, I joined the Army, along with three of my Darlington
friends. None of us had our parent’s consent. Therein lies the guilt! I
have never regretted one day that I served in the Army!
As I write, my mind goes back to that day in February o 1942,
when Don, Charles, Earl and I were off to play our part in bringing
the enemy to an unconditional surrender. It would be 62 years later
before the four of us would be together again!
The war that had begun on that December day in 1941 had come
to an end. Victory had been won, August 14, 1945 and Japan surrendered, unconditionally! The ceremony was held aboard the U.S.S.
Missouri, moored in Tokyo Bay.
The war being ended, America seemed quick to forgive its hated
enemy and to embrace it with an unbelievable kindness. Today,
Japan is one of our closest allies. Perhaps there is a lesson to be
learned from this event in our nation’s history. Settle your differences, forgive and move on! Today, as I write, history is writing again.
The world is engaged in battle with a new kind of evil. The end is to
be determined. Straight Ahead!
Mr. Shepard is a native of Darlington, S.C., and a current resident of
Piedmont, S.C. and author of “Mill Town Boy” and “Bruised”. He has
been sharing his tales of growing up in Darlington for decades, and we
are delighted to share them each week. His mailing address for cards and
letters is: Bill Shepard 324 Sunny Lane, Piedmont, S.C., 29673
letters to the editor
Mark your calendar for
the Geminid meteor
shower Dec. 12 - 14
The constellation of "Gemini", the
Twins, is famous for its prolific meteor
shower called the "Geminids." Every
December, for a few days centered
around the 12th through the 14th, the
earth passes through a stream of meteoric material, which is the rocky debris
from Asteroid 3200 Phaethon.
Entering the atmosphere at speeds
of 22 miles per second (80,500 mph)
these bits of iron and stone heat up and
become incandescent. Some of the
meteors will appear as barely visible
streaks, while others are much
brighter. And sometimes you'll see
large, bright, and slower moving,
"Fireballs." They can really light up the
sky!!
These "shooting stars" appear to
radiate near the star Castor, in Gemini.
The radiant rises higher throughout
the evening, and will be almost overhead at 2 a.m. Actually, the best time
to watch is between midnight and sunrise.
This year the best nights to watch
will be Sunday night the 13th and
Monday night the 14th. The two-dayold waxing crescent moon sets early,
causing no problem at all.
The International Meteor
Organization predicts that the
Geminids could reach 120 per hour.
This is the number a single observer
would see per hour under dark skies,
away from our ever-present and, unfor-
tunately, increasing light pollution.
The best time to start observing is
between 10 and 11 p.m. You might see
a meteor a minute, on average, as
Gemini rises higher and the earth
rotates into the meteor stream.
Binoculars or telescopes aren't needed for meteor watching. The best way
to look for meteors is to scan the sky in
all directions. Don't stare at one section of the sky; you'll end up missing
meteors that are overhead or behind
you.
If the weather is clear, dress appropriately, and try observing this famous
meteor shower. You just might find
yourself getting hooked on stargazing.
Francis Parnell
Darlington, SC
OP-ED
‘Trump-itis’ a revealing symptom of modern culture
By Kathleen parker
WASHINGTON — Surely
he’s finally gone and done it
now.
Donald Trump, insulter
extraordinaire, was bound
to cross a line too far. Two
days before Thanksgiving,
he made many people feel
nostalgic for the merely
obnoxious Trump when he
mocked a reporter with a
physical disability, displaying a level of cruelty and
meanness heretofore only
suspected.
Not surprisingly, Trump
denies doing what he plainly did, as anyone can see in
the video. Flailing his arms
and hooking his hand into a
claw, Trump appeared to be
doing an impression of
Serge Kovaleski’s uncontrollable arm movements,
which are caused by a congenital joint condition.
Trump’s display was rem-
iniscent of Rush Limbaugh’s
similar mockery of Michael
J. Fox’s Parkinson’s disease.
Like Limbaugh, who accused
the actor of exaggerating his
symptoms for effect (yeah,
playing Parkinson’s is tons
of fun), Trump has argued
that Kovaleski, who writes
for The New York Times, is
using his affliction to grandstand.
What swell guys.
Though their critics may
revile them in private, few
are willing to call either of
them out for their callousness — for the same reasons. Both el Trumpo and el
Rushbo have legions of fans
who, if you’re a political
candidate, must not be
offended.
It is hard for many,
including yours truly, to
fathom Trump’s success as a
presidential candidate.
What sort of people abide
— even applaud — a man
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with such a gargantuan ego
whose sole accomplishment
is having made a bundle of
money with lots of help
from strategic bankruptcies
and a rather lavish loan
from his father?
At first it was a show — a
bad show, but better than an
“Apprentice” rerun.
Most non-fans assumed
he’d either fizzle or eventually get bored. A cynic might
even have wondered if
Trump wasn’t trying to get
himself fired by blurting
ever-more-outrageous statements.
But the worse he got, the
more some people liked
him, even when he insulted
them to their faces.
When I wrote recently
that a cursing, meandering
Trump had veered into a
ditch after he more or less
insinuated to an Iowa audience that Iowans are stupid,
his fan club got in touch.
Oh, yeah?
Apparently, any negative
media commentary is a gift
to Trump followers, who’d
rather ignore, or, in some
cases, cheer the taunting of
a disabled reporter than recognize what would otherwise be repugnant.
Demonizing is Trump’s
specialty — and the media
are chum in the shark tank
of the bedeviled hard right.
The truth is, Trump isn’t
really sui generis, much as
he’d like to be and much as
it makes sane people feel
less anxious. He’s just the
richest person with a foul
mouth and a mean streak to
stalk the podium.
If political ad man Fred
Davis of Christine
O’Donnell’s “I’m Not a
Witch” fame were making a
pitch for Trump, we’d be
looking into the mad
mogul’s perfect ring of a
mouth and hearing:
“I’m not a mean, narcissistic, bloviating SOB. I’m
you.”
He’s the ultimate personification of a variety of vices
(greed, intemperance, gluttony, wrath, pride) that we
have embraced as a culture
with the certitude of the for-
given — or of the bedamned, anyway.
These past several days
marking the season of gratitude have been emblematic
of the moment when someone like Trump could
become king of the heap.
Consumerism run amok
is what we tamely name
Black Friday, the super-sale
day when you’re as likely to
be trampled (occasionally to
death) in a stampede for
The Deal, the art of which is
in the eye of the beholder.
Consumer-itis seems to
become more acute with
each passing year, infecting
even our relationships. We
quantify other people as we
would any commodity, making them into things, not
quite human.
She’s not this enough;
he’s not all that. Indulging
and gratifying ourselves,
instantly and without
reserve, we’re no longer
subject to the traditional
inoculations of conscience
— shame, embarrassment
and fear.
We never judge because
this would be to suggest
objective standards in a subjective world of relativity.
Alas, even our national
feast day is a contrivance of
mindless gorging, a mere
appetizer to the galloping
consumption to follow
thanks to the greatest marketing scam on Earth.
Celebrants seem impervious
to irony as they buy massive
quantities of stuff to celebrate the birth of a Savior
who had and wanted nothing.
This is the table we’ve set
and to which we’ve invited
Trump, an extreme businessman who speaks in
extreme language about
extreme solutions for an
angry world endangered by
extremists. If you spot a pattern of dots here, they might
be worth connecting.
Meanwhile, surely, he’s
gone and done it — this
time?
Kathleen Parker is a columnist for the Washington Post
Writers Group.
NEWS AND PRESS | DARLINGTON, S.C.
WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 2, 2015 | PAGE 3A
Habitat for Humanity: myths and truths
By Jana E. Pye
Editor
[email protected]
“Everyone—all of us, every
last person on God’s earth—
deserves decent shelter. It
speaks to the most basic of
human needs—our home—the
soil from which all of us, every
last person, either blossom or
wither. We each have need of
food, clothing, education, medical care, and companionship;
but first, we must have a place
to live and grow.”
Millard Fullard
Founder of Habitat for
Humanity International
“To tell you the truth, some
people don’t really know what
we do at Habitat for
Humanity.”
said
Mark
Haenchen. “And we really want
to share our mission with all of
Darlington County. We are here
for everyone.”
The Darlington County
Habitat for Humanity began in
1996 as part of the global, nonprofit housing organization
that was founded in twenty
years earlier in Georgia. Since
they began, the local Habitat
has built 43 homes, and 61
homes overseas.
Major sponsors for the
organization include Nucor
Steel, Darlington Raceway,
Wells Fargo & The Byerly
Foundation.
The next homeowner workshop will be sometime after the
first of the year. Interested
families are encouraged to call
to be placed on their list to contact for the workshop: 843383-8500.
At the workshop, information about the program will be
discussed, and participants will
have the opportunity to apply
for a home. Assistance with the
application is available. To
speed up the application
process please bring copies of
the following documents: driver's license, social security
card, birth certificate, most
recent tax return and pay stubs.
Be sure to attend the workshop
as you must attend to receive
your application.
The following are common
“myths and truths” of Habitat:
Myth:
Habitat
for
Humanity gives houses
away to poor people
Fact: Habitat for Humanity
offers a homeownership opportunity to families unable to
obtain conventional house
financing – generally, those
whose income is 40 to 80 percent of the area’s median
income. In most cases, prospective Habitat homeowner families make a down payment and
contribute 300 - 400 hours of
“sweat equity” on the construction of their home or someone
else’s home. Because Habitat
houses are built using donations of land, material and
labor, mortgage payments are
kept affordable.
Myth: Habitat houses
reduce property values in
a neighborhood
Fact: Low-cost housing
studies in the United States and
Canada show affordable housing has no adverse effect on
other neighborhood property
values. In fact, Habitat houses
have increased property values
and local government tax
income.
Myth: Habitat builds
houses only for minorities
Fact: Habitat builds houses
in partnership with families in
need – regardless of race, religion or any other difference –
who meet three criteria: need,
willingness to partner; and the
ability to repay the no-interest,
no-profit mortgage.
Myth: You have to be
Christian to become a
Habitat homeowner
Fact: Habitat for Humanity
is a Christian organization.
However, homeowners are chosen without regard to race, religion or ethnic group. Habitat
also welcomes volunteers from
all faiths, or no faith, who
actively embrace Habitat’s goal
Crime
Safety
Vehicle Theft: 2004 – 31, 2009 –
14, 2015 – 15
Arson: 2004 – 2, 2009 – 2, 2015 –
0
Theft From Vehicle: 2004 – 62,
2009 – 59, 2015 – 33
• Be aware of your surroundings. If you see
suspicious people hanging around your vehicle, ask store security if they could help you to
your car.
Avoid carrying large amounts of cash; use
checks or credit cards where possible. Secure
all receipts from retailers, restaurants, and
ATMs, and watch out for misplaced cards and
ID. Keeping these items organized in your
purse or wallet now can cut down on stress
later.
“It helps if you always put your credit cards,
ID, and receipts in the same place every time,”
says Chief Watson. “That way, even if you're
distracted, you automatically put them away
and don't lose track of them.”
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Another key statistic has also seen
a major reduction in recent years –
resisting arrest. In 2004, there were
29 resisting arrest charges, compared
with only 8 in 2015. Watson attributes this drop to the presence of body
cameras worn by Darlington Police
Department officers and the use of
Less Than Lethal weapon systems.
“These body camera systems have
become a vital tool in protecting the
truth. (The camera) has no opinion,
it does not forget, it is simply what
happened frame by frame,” Watson
says, noting that DPD has been using
body cameras since 2006, long
before many other agencies recognized their potential benefits.
Chief Watson says traffic enforcement is a key component of DPD's
public safety mission, observing that
unless a city's streets are safe to drive,
it's hard to lure new residents or economic development to the area. He
says Darlington's burgeoning reputation as a speed trap is short-sighted,
and notes that active patrols and traffic stops stops do more than generate
ticket revenue, they discourage
unsafe drivers and give pause to
criminals.
Watson says the obvious upside to
rigorous traffic enforcement is the
dramatic reduction in auto collisions
in Darlington over the past decade.
“No one likes getting a ticket – no
one. However, back when we started
our traffic enforcement program
around 2003, in the City of
Darlington we had 500 traffic collisions a year. That's 500 in a town of
just over 6,000 people. Now we have
on average about 150. That is success,” says Watson.
Home Security
• Lock doors and windows when you leave
the house, even if you're heading out on a
short errand.
• Arrange mail and newspaper pick-up
with neighbors if you'll be away from home for
several days.
• Put indoor and outdoor lights on timers.
• Don't tempt burglars by leaving piles of
wrapped gifts in highly visible spots, where
they can be seen through windows or doors.
• Remember that daylight offers little to no
protection from burglars. Chief Watson says
that many Christmas season break-ins take
place during the day when residents are out
working, running errands, or visiting friends.
Be Wary of Strangers at Your Door
Criminals have been known to pose as
couriers delivering gifts. If you don't see their
delivery vehicle, ask to see some identification
before you open the door to sign for the package.
Fake charity drives are a growing concern
around the holidays, with clipboard-wielding
crooks hitting up folks for Christmas donations. If you're suspicious, ask to see some ID
and quiz them about the charity – how the
money will be used, etc. But remember its
safer to donate only to recognized charity
organizations.
Holiday Parties
• Be sure to eat before consuming alcoholic
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Myth: Habitat houses
allow people to move
from poverty to fancy new
houses
Fact: Any newly build
house is going to be a dramatic
change for a family that has
been living in poverty. But
Habitat houses are not extravagant by any standard. Habitat’s
philosophy is to build simple,
decent, affordable homes.
Myth:
Habitat
for
Humanity was founded by
former U.S. President
Jimmy Carter
Fact: Habitat was started in
1976 in Americus, Ga., by
Millard Fuller along with his
wife Linda. President Carter
and his wife Rosalynn (whose
home is eight miles from
Americus, in Plains, Ga.), have
been longtime Habitat supporters and volunteers who help
bring national attention to the
organization’s house-building
work. Each year, they lead the
Jimmy Carter Work Project to
help build houses and raise
awareness of the need for
affordable housing.
For more information on the
local
Darlington
County
Habitat for Humanity, contact:
843-383-8500 www.darcohabitat.org.
beverages, preferably fatty and protein-rich
foods that will slow the absorption of alcohol.
• Know your safe drinking limit and remember that even a little buzz could mean you are
over South Carolina's .08 Blood Alcohol
Content limit.
• If you plan to indulge, or end up over consuming, use a designated driver, a sober van, or
call a taxi. It's worth the extra expense to get
home safely.
Ten More Tips from the Electrical
Safety Foundation International
1. Inspect electrical decorations for damage before use. Cracked or damaged sockets,
loose or bare wires, and loose connections
may cause a serious shock or start a fire.
2. Do not overload electrical outlets.
Overloaded electrical outlets and faulty wires
are a common cause of holiday fires. Avoid
overloading outlets and plug only one highwattage appliance into each outlet at a time.
3. Never connect more than three strings
of incandescent lights. More than three
strands may not only blow a fuse, but can also
cause a fire.
4. Keep tree fresh by watering daily. Dry
trees are a serious fire hazard.
5. Use battery-operated candles. Candles
start almost half of home decoration fires.
Keep combustibles at least three feet from
heat sources. A heat source that was too close
to the decoration was a factor in half of home
fires that began with decorations.
6. Protect cords from damage. To avoid
shock or fire hazards, cords should never be
pinched by furniture, forced into small spaces
such as doors or windows, placed under rugs,
located near heat sources, or attached by
nails or staples.
7. Check decorations for certification
label. Decorations not bearing a label from an
Independent testing laboratory such as
Underwriters Laboratories (UL) have not
been tested for safety and could be hazardous.
8. Stay in the kitchen when something is
cooking. Unattended cooking equipment is
the leading cause of home cooking fires.
9. Turn off, and unplug all decorations
when going to sleep or leaving the house.
10. Extinguish candles. Unattended candles are the cause of one in five home candle
fires. Half of home fire deaths occur between
the hours of 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m.
Home
Continued from 1A
Jerry Dickey, one of her
son in laws, said, “It is a blessing for her to be here. She’s
been through a lot.”
Mrs. Greene recently had
some health difficulties
including a stroke, and amputation of both her legs.
The driveway is uniquely
sloped so for ease in moving
her wheelchair directly from
the front door out, without a
separate ramp.
According
to
Ben
Schmeltz, Manager of the
Darlington ReStore, these are
specially designed for homes
with someone in a wheelchair
Help
Continued from 1A
“When we have homeless
people come in, sometimes the
canned food we give them
doesn't have a pop top, so they
need a can opener,” says volunteer Sandra Timmons.
“That's an affordable thing
people can buy several of for
just a few dollars.”
If you can manage to
donate some goods or funds to
Team
Continued from 1A
7. James Jackson – Business
owner and community leader.
8. Jannie Lathan –
President & CEO, Lathan
Consulting Corporation; and
chairman of the board of directors, Greater Darlington
Chamber of Commerce.
9. Marvin Lawson – Probate
Judge for Darlington County.
10. Denny Neilson – Former
South Carolina House of
Representative member.
11. Willie Pearson – Retired
or walker. Traditional homes
have steps to the doors.
The floor plans are very
similar for all of the local
Habitat homes.
Hot water heaters are provided by A.O. Smith, appliances – refrigerator, washer
and dryer – are all Whirlpool;
cabinets and countertops are
purchased from Lowes, and
all the paint is from Valspar.
The homeowners are
responsible for a down payment, and for payments on
the affordable home loan.
For more information on
how to apply for a Habitat
home, contact the Darlington
County Habitat for Humanity
at: 843-383-8500 www.darcohabitat.org.
help others, perhaps you
might consider chipping in a
few dollars more to help The
Lord Cares with a facility
improvement. Longtime volunteer Bryant Gardner has
told the News and Press that
the TLC building, located at
201 Grove Street, needs a new
roof and any help the public
could provide is welcome.
To learn more about The
Lord Cares, call (843) 3951001. They are open Monday,
Wednesday, and Thursday
from 10 am until 12 noon.
educator and local business
owner.
12. Elaine Reed – Retired
S.C. Department of Health &
Human Services; radio personality at WPDT radio station.
13. Jim Stone – Former City
of Darlington Fire Chief.
14. Charlie Weatherford –
Local business owner.
15. Chip Wile – President,
Darlington Raceway.
“Mayor elect Hines is confident the transition team will be
successful in setting Darlington
on a course that assures our
great city will reach its greatest
potential.”
Notice of Appeal
A meeting of the City of Darlington Board of Zoning Appeals
will be held in Council Chambers at City Hall, located at 400
Pearl Street, Monday, December 7, 2015, at 5:30 p.m. for the
purpose of those interested in the Appeal to the Board, as listed
below.
Item # 1 (Case 11/06/15) Property of Wal-Mart Real Estate
Business, Tax Map No. 165-16-02-013; bordered on the North
by the properties of Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church
of Darlington Inc., Tax Map. Nos. 165-16-02-012 and 165-1602-010, and the property of Margie Thomas, Tax Map No. 16516-02-014, and the property of Elissa J. & John K. Kimbrough,
Tax Map No. 165-16-02-009, and the property of Daisy Mack,
Tax Map No. 165-16-02-008, and the property of Darlington
Woods LLC, Tax Map No. 165-16-02-007; bordered on the
South by the property of O’Reilly Automotive Stores, Tax Map
No. 165-16-02-022; bordered on the Southeast by the property
of Darlington Woods LLC, Tax Map No. 165-16-02-018; and
bordered on the Southwest and West by South Main Street.
PROPOSAL: REQUEST FOR VARIANCE TO INSTALL A
DIGITAL SIGN WITHIN 300 FEET OF A DWELLING.
Individuals may submit comments in writing by Thursday,
December 3, 2015, to City Planning Department, P.O. Box 57,
Darlington, SC 29540, or they may provide comments in person
at the Board of Zoning Appeals meeting. Info: 843-398-4000 x
103 or [email protected]
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Carolyn Hicks Caul
Ms. Carolyn Hicks Caul, of
Smith Station, AL, passed away
on November 21 at the age of
64.
Carolyn was preceded in
death by her mother, Mary
Lena Hill, of Lamar, South
Carolina.
Carolyn is survived by her
father and step mother, Carroll
and Ruth Hicks; her aunt,
Katherine Amerson; three sisters; her children, Jessica
Weber and Matthew Caul; and
grandchildren,
Andrew,
Holden, and Adisynn.
Carolyn was a retired AAFES
employee of 25 years. She will
be missed by all who knew her.
In lieu of flowers, donations
may be sent to Columbus
Hospice, 7020 Moon Road
Columbus, GA 31909.
Frank Bell
Frank Bell, age 70 of
passed
away
Hartsville,
Monday, November 23, 2015. A
memorial service was held
4:00 p.m. Friday, November
27th in the chapel at Belk
Funeral Home, with a visitation
following the service.
Frank was born in Lamar
January 8, 1945, and grew up
in Leavensworth Community.
He was the son of Henry Bell,
and the late Anita Jones Bell.
He worked for Perfection Gear
Company for more than 25
years until the plant closed.
Frank attended Dovesville
Church of God for many years.
Surviving, in addition to his
father, are his siblings, Susan
Hall, Henry Bell, Jr., Bobby
(Diane) Bell, Wanda Gainey,
Robert Bell, Carolyn (Ray)
Atkinson, Angle (Rodney
Poole) Bell, Jerry Bell, Timmy
Bell, and Ruth Ann (Jimmy
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death by a son, Rodney
Larymore;
a
grandson,
Christopher Glenn Larymore;
two sisters, Marie Watford, and
Marlene McCaskill; and a
brother, Leon Odell Terry, Jr.
Memorials are suggested to
Mechanicsville Baptist Church,
2364 Cashua Ferry Road,
Darlington, S.C. 29532.
An online guestbook is available at www.belkfuneralhome.com.
death by siblings Henry
“Sonny” Gainey, and Peggy
“Peg” Gainey.
Memorials are suggested to
her church, Flat Creek
Pentecostal Church, Pastor Lon
Howle, 1072 Harmony Hall
Road, Darlington, S.C. 29540.
Ella Larymore
Jenny Howle
Ella Louise Terry Larymore
died at her home November 27,
2015. Funeral services were
held 2:00 p.m. Monday,
November 30 at Mechanicsville
Baptist Church followed by
burial in Swift Creek Cemetery
directed by Belk Funeral Home.
The family received friends
Sunday evening at Belk Funeral
Home.
Born December 23, 1932 in
Darlington
County,
Mrs.
Larymore was the daughter of
late Leon Odell Terry and
Bessie Mae Boan Terry. She
was married to the late Willard
T. Larymore, Sr. She was a
housewife, member of the
Lower Cherokee of South
Carolina, and a member of
Mechanicsville Baptist Church.
Surviving are her sons:
Willard T. Larymore, Jr.,
Michael S. (Rena) Larymore,
and Glenn S. (Frances)
Larymore; her daughters:
Linda L. (Joseph) Clark, and
Brandy M. Larymore, all of
Darlington; eight grandchildren; thirteen great-grandchildren; two great great-grandchildren; and three brothers:
Johnny Terry, Lewis “Bud”
Terry, and Donald “Joe” Terry,
all of Florence.
In addition to her husband,
Mrs. Larymore was preceded in
Virginia “Jenny” Gainey
Howle, age 70, passed away
Saturday, November 28, 2015.
Funeral services were held
2:00 p.m. Tuesday at Flat Creek
Pentecostal Church followed by
burial in the church cemetery
directed by Belk Funeral Home.
The family received friends
Monday evening at Flat Creek
Pentecostal Church.
Born in Darlington County,
July 28, 1945, she was the
daughter of the late Lawrence
and Ollie Mae Gainey. She was
a housewife, and a loving
mother and grandmother.
Jenny was a member of Flat
Creek Pentecostal Church.
Surviving are her husband
of 51 years, Lonnie “Lon G”
Howle; sons: Pastor Lon
(Robbie) Howle, Jr., and
Timmy (Amy) Howle; a daughter, Jenny Lynn (Ronnie)
Winburn; eight grandchildren:
Bradley Howle ,Corey Howle,
Mikayla
Howle,
Carson
Winburn, Gavin Howle, Trevor
Howle, Seth Winburn, and
all of
Drayton Howle,
Darlington; sisters, Katie
(Harvey) Byrd, and Betty “Bet”
Kelly; a sister-in-law, Jean
Gainey of Hartsville; and a
brother-in-law, Robert Gainey
of Dovesville.
Mrs. Howle was preceded in
Jimmie Rae Windham, age
81 of Gastonia, N.C. (formerly
of Lamar, S.C.) died Friday,
November 27, in a North
Carolina hospital. After funeral
services in Fort Mill, S.C.,
graveside services were held at
2:00 p.m. Tuesday, December 1
at Lamar Memorial Cemetery,
Lamar, S.C.
Mr. Windham was born in
Lamar, April 20, 1934 to the
late Leon G. and Annie M.
Reynolds Windham. He was
retired after a long employment with Merita Bakeries of
Charlotte, N.C. and Florence,
S.C.
He is survived by a son,
Kenny (Susan) Windham of
Belmont, N.C.; five grandchildren; five great-grandchildren;
and former wife and mother of
his sons, Martha W. Slaughter.
Mr. Windham was predeceased by sons, Jimmie “Gene,”
and Linwood A. Windham;
brothers, Leon L., James C.,
and Harold E. Windham; and
sisters Louise, and Annie L.
Windham.
Belk Funeral Home of
Darlington/Lamar is in charge
of local arrangements.
Memorials may be made to
one’s choice.
Blake) McLain; a special niece,
Lynn O’Neal; many other
nieces and nephews; and a special friend, Helen Petty.
Preceded in death, in addition to his mother, are his wife,
Beatrice Bell; his brothers, Alan
Wayne Bell, Albert Bell, and
Gerald Lee Bell; and his sister,
Marilyn Bell.
A guestbook is available
online at www.belkfuneralhome.com.
Jimmie Rae
Windham
Preparing for Christmas: Tips for keeping the
holiday season holy
Are you ready for Christmas?
Instead of worrying, what if we
thought about Advent a little differently,
and our “getting ready” could more of a
holy time.
Most of us strive to “keep Christ in
Christmas,” but the busyness has a way of
encroaching upon our joy and worship.
We might benefit from deciding to make
time for some important activities, as we
get ready for Christmas.
Adopt a new season of Advent
Attending worship is an important part
of the Advent season. If you do not currently have a church home, plan on trying
a new service this year.
Worship and devotion
Worship with your church. Your congregation will probably hold some special
services throughout the Christmas season.
In addition to Sunday worship during
Advent and Candlelight Christmas Eve
services, plan to attend the children’s
Christmas pageant, the choir concert, and
the Longest Night/Blue Christmas services. If you do not have a regular congregation with whom you worship, find one
near you. If you used to attend and have
not been lately, this the perfect time to
return.
Worship with your family
Purchase or make an Advent wreath and
hold a small service each Sunday night to
help everyone in the family get ready for
Jesus’ birth.
Worship privately
Spending time alone with God can be a
great way to draw closer.
Decorating and baking
Pray through your decorating. Many of
our Christmas decorations have religious
significance. The wreath is round reminding us of the constancy of God. The
Christmas tree is an evergreen, a reminder
that God’s promises never fail. Even the
lights can serve as reminders that Jesus is
the light of world! Not to mention the
nativity scene on the coffee table and the
angels on the special Christmas party napkins. Whether decorating yourself or
enjoying others’ displays, let the images
spur you to prayers of gratitude.
Bake some extra.
When baking for guests, the cookie
swap, or to give as gifts, take a few extra
moments and make one more batch to
give away. Then visit the local homeless
shelter, food bank, first responders, or
others with whom you want to share.
Set up a Jesse Tree
A Jesse Tree can be used as different
kind of Advent calendar. Each day an
ornament is added to the tree. The ornaments are reminders of the story of our
faith from creation to the birth of Jesus.
As the tree fills, we are moving closer and
closer to Christmas Day. Remember. These
preparations are sometimes filled with
memories—ornaments from our childhood Christmas tree, recipes your first
learned from your grandmother, and
more. Take the time to savor the memories and give thanks for the saints who
have lived before you.
Education
Join a Sunday school class or Bible
study. Many congregations will offer special Advent education opportunities.
These are wonderful times to learn something new, and to connect with others
who are getting their souls ready for the
coming of Christ.
Study the Bible
The story of God coming to us in the
person of Jesus—the incarnation—is central to our Christian faith. Get a good,
devotional Bible study guide and delve
into the meaning of Christmas from a new
angle.
Read a book
Maybe you have always wanted to
know more about the theology of the
incarnation or have always wanted to reread Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol.
Set aside some time every day to dive into
a good book just for fun, or to learn something about Christmas.
Serve
Serving others is a wonderful way to
celebrate Advent. This group is making
sandwiches for people in need.
Give fair trade
Fair trade gifts support companies that
pay their workers a livable wage. These
workers are then able to support their
families and contribute to a just and sustainable economy.
Give time
Find a mission that your congregation
supports, or a neighbor who needs a hand
and make a gift of your time. You might
rake leaves, drive to doctor’s appointments, work at the soup kitchen, or take a
meal over once-a-week.
Give money
Support the ministries and missions of
your congregation, and your community.
Celebrate
Sing
Christmas music is everywhere. Join in
the song.
Be creative
Write a poem or song. Paint. Create a
collage. Crochet. Work with wood. Use
your talents and abilities in celebration of
the season and thanksgiving for the gift of
Jesus.
Throw a party!
Children love birthday parties, so have
your kids invite some of their friends to
your house for a birthday party for Jesus
during winter break. Play games, have
some cake and ice cream. Mix birthday
and Christmas traditions. Or invite friends
over to celebrate Las Posadas, remembering that as Jesus has welcomed us, we are
to welcome others.
Enjoy the food
You may not need to be encouraged for
this one, but remember the gift of food—
even holiday treats—though not to excess.
Let the abundance of good food be a
reminder of the provision of God. “Taste
and see that the Lord is good!” (Psalm
34:8).
Be kind to yourself
Sometimes we put a lot of pressure on
ourselves during this busy time. Give
yourself permission to miss a party or two.
Choose to be with family, to spend time
alone, to see your child's Christmas choir
concert at school, and enjoy the season.
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The Lord Cares:
please remember to
help
With the temperatures
dropping, please continue to
assist The Lord Cares in caring for those in need in the
Darlington area. T.L.C.’s food
bank is located at 201 Grove
Street in Darlington. They
are open Monday,
Wednesday, and Thursday
from 10 a.m. until 12 noon.
Donations of non-perishable
food items (especially
canned meats) are needed,
as are toiletries, bathroom
tissue, and paper towels.
Monetary donations are
always needed, and are tax
deductible…so be sure to
make an additional one
before December 31, 2015!
Special Friends Choir
Christmas Concert
Please join the congregation of the Darlington
Church of God for a Special
Friends Choir Christmas
Concert December 5 at 6:00
p.m.
A love offering will be
received. Darlington Church
of God is located at 702 N
Governor Williams Hwy. in
Darlington.
Miracle on Main
Street
Enjoy a children’s musical
at Central Baptist Church on
Sunday, December 6 at 6:00
p.m. Free admission, and
enjoy a special Christmas
Party in the Activity Building
afterwards with a very special guest. Church is located
at 512 Spring Street in
Darlington. For more information, contact: 843-3938581 or visit online at
www.cbcdarlington.com
Come Home: A Family
Christmas
Enjoy the music and
drama of “Come Home: A
Family Christmas” at Central
Baptist Church on Sunday,
December 13 at 6:00 p.m. in
the Activity Building. Central
Baptist Church is located on
512 Spring Street in
Darlington. For more information, contact: 843-3938581 or visit online at
www.cbcdarlington.com
Macedonia seeks
information on Dr.
Brockenton
Deacon Patsy Y. Sawyer is
in search of relatives of Dr.
Isaac P. Brockenton, former
pastor of Macedonia
Missionary Baptist Church.
Dr. Brockenton served at
Macedonia from 1866 –
1908. Mrs. Sawyer is currently researching the history of
the church, and any information on this pastor will be
most appreciated. You may
contact her at the church:
843-393-6361, or via email
at:
[email protected]
Bible Study
Bible study at Mt.Zion
Tabernacle Believers Church
426 W. Broad St. Darlington,
on Tuesday nights at 6:00
p.m. Bible study led by
Rev.Larry Scipio. Contact
Deacon Z.Frierson at 843992-3158 or church 843-9928125. Come join us.
St. Catherine's
Episcopal Church
3123 W. Palmetto St.,
Florence Worship Time: 11
a.m. (4th Sunday 8:30 a.m.)
Sunday School: 9:45
a.m.Phone: 843-601-3672
Facebook: StCatherinesEC
Vicar: The Rev. Jeffrey R.
Richardson
Black Creek Baptist
Church
Black Creek Baptist
Church, located 139 Mont
Clare Road, Dovesville,
announces their hours:
Sunday: 10 a.m. Sunday
School, 11a.m. Worship
Services and 6 p.m. Evening
Worship. Wednesday: 6:30
Adult Bible Study; Youth
Bible Study, Children
(Children In Action) 7:30
Adult Choir Practice
Mt. Zion Tabernacle
Ministries
Mt. Zion Tabernacle
Ministries 426 W. Broad St.
in Darlington announces
their hours
1st/3rd Sunday Pastoral
Sunday: Sunday School at
9:30 a.m. Church Services
11:00 Elder M. Frierson
2nd/4th Sunday: Sunday
School at 9:30 by Deacon Z.
Frierson Service at 11:00
a.m. Min.Gerald Green. The
community is invited to
attend. Come expecting to
hear the anointed Word.
Contact Deacon.Z.Frierson
843-229-3158.
Christine Annette
Moses Addison
In Loving Memory
Alpha
Nov. 19, 1954
Omega
Dec. 5, 2013
Gone, but never forgotten!
(Rest in Peace)
Love, your devoted mother, Mrs. Minnie M. Gandy of the home, your
sister, Ms. Mary Anne Moses of the home, and family and friends
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Council Meeting
Council meets on Monday,
December 7, and the first
Monday of each month at 6:00
p.m., at the Courthouse
Annex/EMS Building, 1625
Harry Byrd Highway (Highway
151), Darlington, SC. The
Council encourages citizen
participation and provides an
opportunity for citizens to
present their concerns at the
beginning of each regular
meeting. Those wishing to
make a presentation should
contact the Clerk to Council at
843-398-4100 or [email protected].
This handsome hunk, Esteban, is so
sweet! He was so excited to get out
for a while for his photo session. He
met a few cats along the way, but
was only interested in sniffing them
a bit before giving his person all the
attention again. He was so happy to
hang out with people and enjoyed
getting lots of kisses and belly rubs
too. 2-3 yrs old; 54 lbs; lab mix; male
Have you lost or found a pet?
If you have lost or found a pet, go online to www.darlingtonhumane.org and click on the
link Lost/ Found Pets. You will be directed to the www.thelostpets.com Web site where
you can register your missing pet.
You will be able to provide a detailed description of your missing pet, as well as attach a photo.
Upon registering your lost pet, an e-mail alert will be sent to the Darlington Shelter’s e-mail
address. This will allow the Shelter staff to recognize your lost pet should it arrive at the facility.
Area Happenings
Weekly events:
Story Time at the Library
Darlington: Thursdays at 10
a.m. Info: 398-4940 ext. 305.
Hartsville: Tuesdays at 10
a.m. Info: 332-5115 ext. 7.
Society Hill: Thursdays at
11:00 a.m. Info: 378-0026
Lamar: Thursdays at 11:30
a.m. Info: 326-5524
Library Youth
Programs:
Darlington Tuesdays at 4:00
p.m.
Lamar Family Movie Day:
Tuesdays 4:00 p.m.; Youth
Program: Thursday at 4:00
p.m.
Crochet & Knit Club at
the Library
Lamar: each Monday at
4:30 p.m. 326-5524
Society Hill: each Friday
from 2-4 pm 378-0026
Darlington: 2nd Friday of
the month 10 a.m. - noon 3984940
Hartsville: “The Stitchers”
group meets the 1st & 3rd
Mondays and 2nd & 4th
Thursdays at 5 pm.
Pee Dee SCORE
Pee Dee SCORE (Service
Corps of Retired Executives)
offers Free confidential counseling to America's small business, serving Darlington,
Florence and surrounding
areas. Existing and start-up
businesses can schedule an
appointment by calling the
Hartsville Chamber of
Commerce at 843-332-6401.
Alcoholics Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous will
hold an open meeting of big
book and traditions studies
weekly at 8 p.m. Monday
nights at Trinity UMC on Pearl
Street. Use Orange Street
entrance. Info: 843-395-6897.
AA meets at at the
Hartsville AA Hut, 310 S.
McFarland Street: 12 noon and
6 p.m. Monday/Wednesday;
12 noon and 8 p.m. Tuesday,
Thursday, Friday, Saturday;
and 8pm Sunday.
Al-Anon Meetings
Al-Anon is a fellowship of
adult relatives and friends of
alcoholics for mutual support.
Visitors are welcome.
Childcare is not available. AlAnon meetings:
Thursday evenings at 6 p.m.
at St. Luke UMC Parlor, 302
Dunlap Dr., Hartsville. Info:
843-992-2981.
Thursdays at 8p.m at the
Hartsville AA Hut, 310 S.
McFarland Street.
Bethea Fellowship Hall at
12:00 p.m. Topics Include:
Understanding Diabetes; Short
& Long-Term Effects of
Increased Blood Sugar;
Healthy Options and
Alternatives for Dining During
the Holidays. RSVP to Shane
Bailey at (843) 395-4402 or
[email protected] by
Wednesday November 25.
HCC Annual
Christmas Concert
The Hartsville Community
Chorus and Children's Chorale
will present their annual
Christmas Concert at 7 p.m. on
Monday, December 1, at West
Hartsville Baptist Church.
There is no charge to the general public although a freewill
offering will be taken.
Swamp Fox
Quilters Guild
The Swamp Fox Quilters
Guild monthly meeting will be
on Thursday, December 3rd,
2015, at 10:00 a.m. at John
Calvin Presbyterian Church,
2000 Marsh Ave., in Florence
(corner of 3rd Loop Road and
Marsh Ave). New members
and visitors are welcome.
Members reminded of the covered dish luncheon.
Annual Mayors
Christmas Tree
Lighting
The City of Hartsville's official Christmas Tree Lighting
arrives Friday, Dec. 4 in
Centennial Park, featuring
dance and vocal performances,
the unveiling of the Santa
Claus mailbox and finally the
lighting of the City of
Hartsville Christmas tree!
Please note the new location for this year -- the tree
lighting is happening for the
first time ever in Centennial
Park. ( Fifth Street and
Carolina Avenue)
Come To Bethlehem
Bethea Retirement
Community and local churches
present Come To Bethlehem
Friday and Saturday December
4th and 5th
6:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. both
nights FREE and open to the
public! Church buses are welcome.
• See Bethlehem at the
time of the birth of Christ
• Sights and sounds of the
first Christmas will be demonstrated with actors, angels,
shepherds, and villagers
• Join Herod's Court, the
Wise Men, Mary, Joseph, and
the Christ Child in the true
meaning of Christmas
• All who attend will be
able to walk or drive through
the Town of Bethlehem
• Proceeds will benefit
Child Evangelism Fellowship
Event location: Bethea
Retirement Community 157
Home Ave., Darlington.
Bluegrass Concert
Come listen to great bluegrass music on Saturday,
December 4th at 4:00 p.m.!
The Southeastern Bluegrass
Association of South Carolina
will hold monthly concerts on
the first Saturday of every
month at The Darlington
Music Hall, 1931 Harry Byrd
Highway, Darlington. Doors
open at 4 p.m. for jamming,
socializing, and open mic.
Info: www.sebga.org.
Trip to Mullins
Webster Manor
Join the fun with the
Darlington Area Recreation
Department as they visit the
Mullins Webster Manor on
Thursday, December 3! Price is
$7. Bus leaves at 9 a.m., return
at 1:00 p.m. Lunch is on your
own. Please sign up for trip 1
week in advance. Contact
Crystal Gibson at 843-3980340 for more information.
Historic Christmas
Open House at
Kalmia Gardens
Christmas Open house with
the Hart House naturally decorated by the Darlington County
Master Gardeners will be held
Sunday December 6 from 35pm. There will be visits with
Santa student pianists and
mule drawn carriage rides.
Cookies and punch will be
served. This celebration also
includes the Jacob Kelly House
and the Hart Cottage.
Darlington’s
Christmas Parade
& Carol-Lighting
Usher in the beauty of
Christmas with the annual
Christmas Parade followed by
Carol-Lighting on the
Parkinson's Disease
Support Group
A meeting of the Pee Dee
area Parkinson's Disease
Support Group will be held
Tuesday, December 8th,
between 5:30 pm and 6:30
pm. The meeting at 121 E
Cedar Street, Florence is open
to people with Parkinson's,
caregivers, family, and friends.
The group meets the second
Tuesday of each month. For
more information call 843673-0854 or email: [email protected]
Hartsville City
Council Meeting
City Council holds their regular council meeting on
December 8th on the second
Tuesday of each month at 6
p.m. in Council Chambers,
found on the first floor of City
Hall, 100 E. Carolina Ave.
Notification of special meetings is provided at least 24
hours in advance, and agendas
are posted in the alcove outside of Council Chambers.
Work sessions are held the
first Tuesday of each month at
6 p.m. in Council Chambers.
No action is taken at work sessions.
Society Hill Town
Council Meeting
The Society Hill Town
Council will hold their monthly meeting on December 8th
and the second Tuesday of
each month. All monthly meetings will be held at 6:30 p.m.
at Town Hall of Society Hill
280 South Main Street. *
NOTE: This month a special
Public Town Meeting will be
held at 5:30 p.m. to discuss the
use of St. David's Academy by
S & S Productions.
The 2015 Christmas Parade
will take place Saturday, Dec.
12, beginning at 10:30 a.m. on
South Fifth Street and
Carolina Ave. 843-917-0602 or
[email protected]
to learn more.
Dec. 9 - 15
Recreation Dept.
Senior Christmas
Luncheon
Share the Christmas spirit
with the combined Darlington
Area and Hartsville Area
Recreation Department’s
Senior Christmas Luncheon at
the Coach T.B. Thomas Center
in Hartsville at Wednesday
December 9 from 10 a.m. – 12
noon.
*NOTE DATE CHANGE
Trip to Theater
of the Republic
Department as they visit the
Theater of the Republic to
watch “The Christmas Story”
on Thursday, December 10!
Price is $30. Time to be
announced. Please sign up for
trip 1 week in advance.
Contact Crystal Gibson at 843398-0340 for more information.
American Legion
Post 13
American Legion Post 13 of
Darlington meets December
10, the second Thursday of
each month at the Post on
Harry Byrd Highway next to
the South Carolina National
Guard Armory. A meal is
served at 6:00 p.m. with a
monthly meeting that follows.
The nation's largest Veterans
organization invites its members, eligible Veterans, and
active National Guard/Reserve
personnel to attend.
The Darlington Branch
NAACP meets December 8th
and on the second Tuesday
every month, 7:00 p.m. at 109
Pearl Street. New members are
always welcomed. For more
information contact President
Anthony Hall at 843-229-1274
or email to
[email protected].
Darlington County Autism
Support Group is having an
event called "Winter Festival
2015" for individuals and their
families who are affected by
Autism on Saturday, December
12, 2015 from 11:00 a.m.. to
2:00 p.m. at Temple Free Will
Baptist Church located at 1660
North Governor Williams
Highway, Darlington, SC.
(Right across from Citi-Trends
Distribution Center) We are
asking that each child in the
family bring a wrapped gift
labeled girl or boy. Price range
of the gift is from $5.00 to
$15.00. This event is free to
the families. Activities included, games, a craft, movie etc.
Food includes pizza, chips and
drink. Door prizes will be
given away. Fun for the whole
family! Registration is
required. To register, please
contact Coretta Bailey at
(843)-307-3386. You do not
have to be a resident in
Darlington County to attend
this event!
Free Films: It's a
Wonderful Life
The Darlington Area
Recreation Department will
hold a free showing of the
film, It's a Wonderful Life, at 6
p.m. Saturday, Dec. 12, on the
Public Square in Darlington.
Darlington Rec.
Dept. Bingo:
Christmas Bingo
Black and
White Gala
Care Innovations, a division
of CareSouth Carolina, is planning their 6th Annual Black &
White Gala on Thursday,
December 10 from 6 - 10 p.m
.at the Southeastern Institute
of Manufacturing and
Technology (SIMT) Building,
1951 Pisgah Road, Florence.
The purpose of the event is to
raise funds and awareness of
HIV/AIDS in our local communities. For additional information, contact La'Quantia
Goodman, Assistant Director
of Care Innovations, at 843378-3441.
Downtown
Christmas Market
Enjoy a wonderful
Christmas shopping experience
here in Darlington on Saturday,
December 12th from 10 a.m. –
4 p.m. at Trinity UMC
Fellowship Hall, 126 Pearl
Street in Darlington. Music,
Arts, and Vendors – free facepainting for the kids! Presented
by Darlington Downtown
Revitalization Association. For
more information contact
DDRA at: 843-398-4000 ext.
103 or email: [email protected].
Hartsville
Farmers Market
Darlington
Branch NAACP
Winter Festival 2015
Farmers market with local
meats cheeses vegetables and
milk delicious fare like breads
cookies and coffees. Musicians
and artisans showing off their
hand-crafted specialties.
Vendors: $25 for artists $10 for
non-profit and farmers.
Saturday, December 12, 9:00
a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Enjoy Bingo at Darlington
Rec. Dept. Monday, December
14 at 10 a.m. Contact Rec.
Dept. for more information:
843-398-4030.
Lamar Town Council
Lamar Town Council will
meet December 14th at 5 p.m.
the second Monday of the
month at town hall.
GARB Meeting at CRC
The Golden Age Resource
Bank (GARB) is meeting
Tuesday, December 15 from
10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., third
Tuesday of each month, at the
CRC Vision Center, 302 Pearl
Street in Darlington for meetings, workshops and planning
for all generations.
Refreshments will be served.
For more information, contact:
843-393-9762 or 843-3950431. Mrs Irene Singletary,
GARB Leader, Wilhelmina P.
Johnson, Executive Director.
Dec. 16
Trip to Brookgreen
Gardens “Night of
the Thousand
Candles”
Department as they visit
Brookgreen Gardens for “Night
of the Thousand Candles” on
Thursday, December 17! Price
is $28. Bus leaves at 3 p.m.
Please sign up for trip 1 week
in advance. Contact Crystal
Gibson at 843-398-0340 for
more information.
DARLINGTON
Dec. 2 - 8
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Bethea Retirement
Community will host a Healthy
for the Holidays Diabetes
Seminar sponsored by
Advantage Health & Wellness
Center on Wednesday
December 2, 2015. The event
is free and open to the public,
and lunch will be provided!
Event will be held in the
School Board
School District Board of
Education will meet December
7th at 6 p.m. the second
Monday of the month in the
board/community conference
room at the Darlington County
School District Administrative
Annex I in Darlington.
The Hartsville
Christmas Parade
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Darius Green
Marquis Green
Donovan Johnson
Elmo Johnson
Frankie Johnson
Jaraskie Richardson
Tyshawn Ross
Isaac Simmons
Tyriq Smith
Tabias Dixon
Sa'Von Williams
Jalian Smith
Ken Howle, Head Coach
Herb Carraway, Asst. Coach
Anthony Heilbronn, Asst. Coach
Bradley Knox, Asst Coach,
JV Coach
Jamar Shefton, Asst. Coach
Chance Brockington, Staff Asst.
Darlington looking to settle some unfinished business
By Drake Horton
Contributing Writer
Can three become four, and
can none become one?
Those two questions are the
only ones fans want answered
as the Darlington Falcons boys
basketball team gets ready to
embark on a new season.
Coming off its third
straight lower-state title
appearance, the Falcons are
looking to make one last run
with a senior led group that is
responsible for a majority of
the success the program has
enjoyed over the last three
years.
“I hope it is an expectation
for our guys,” Darlington boys
head coach Ken Howle said on
the season. “We want to get
one more in.”
Led by senior Frankie
Johnson, getting to start his
fifth year of varsity basketball,
Darlington not only wants to
make it back to the Florence
Civic Center, a home away
from home for the Falcons it
seems, it wants to get back to
the Colonial Life Arena and
compete for that coveted state
championship.
The Falcons won the lowerstate championship two years
ago before falling to A.C. Flora
in the fourth quarter of the
state
championship
and
Darlington wants nothing
more than to get back to that
stage and finish the job.
We have high expectations,” Howle said, explaining
what is expected and why it is
expected. “You have four
starters basically coming back,
11 of the 12 played last year.
We had one kid transfer in that
played with them in middle
school (Isaac Simmons).
Over the last three years,
especially the last two,
Darlington has become more
and more of a guard heavy,
outside shooting team with
last year’s team setting records
for attempted three pointers
and made three pointers.
This year’s team is going to
be no different. Darlington is
going to only be carrying 12
men instead of the normal 14
to 15 and the reason for that is
simple. It’s about the experience.
“We are just carrying 12
guys and all of them were on
the team last year except for
one,” Howle said, describing
how experienced his roster is.
“So everybody is experienced.”
Alongside
Johnson,
Darlington is returning fellow
starting guards Marquis Green
and Tyriq Smith and stretch
forward Donavan Johnson to
give the Falcons a deadly combination of outside shooters
that should once again make
the Falcons the best threepoint shooting team again in
the state.
Having that much experience courtside at Howle’s disposal, the Falcons are considered by most to be the team to
beat in the lower state and
outside of Seneca from the
upstate; Darlington is seen by
most as the best team in all of
3A regardless of lower or
upper state.
Howle and his coaching
staff are looking to take full
advantage of all of the experience especially due to the fact
that four players, including
Johnson have not been able to
practice as much because of
football.
With every player on the
roster except for one already
knowing the ins and outs of
Howle’s system, he and the
coaching staff do not have to
worry as much about teaching
and can instead just call a play
and know that the players on
the court are ready to run it
effectively.
“We feel like we have experience,” Howle said on that
status of his roster and what it
means in terms of preparation. “We don’t have to do as
much teaching and putting
stuff in, like I can call something we haven’t worked on
and they know what I’m talking about.”
Going into this season
Darlington is going to have
nine seniors on the roster so
for most of the players this is
their last chance to win that
exclusive state championship
Fields embraces the challenge,
looks to change the culture
last year with my previous team
which is a good sign because
last year we made it pretty far.”
But how can Fields expect
such a season with so many
unknowns? It is because of the
one known; Darlington is the
underdog and completely
undercover.
“No one is going to expect us
to win, I like being the underdog,” Fields said on what propels her to have such high
expectations in her first year at
Darlington. “At Lakewood we
were the underdog and we got
to state, we are the underdog at
Darlington, hopefully we will
get back to state. So I like being
the underdog. It makes you
want to fight even harder.”
But if something is such a
challenge what drives a person
to leave something that is
already successful, especially
when that “something” is all
the person knows? According
to Fields, whose entire coaching career has been at
Lakewood, it’s all about the
opportunity present.
“The opportunity to work
with a whole new group and
work with a whole new staff,”
Fields said on what led her to
Darlington. “Coach Jones and
Dr. Harrison, they have good
communication with me and
it’s just that business vibe that
you want. Constantly, if there is
something wrong I am able to
talk to them about it and get it
done.”
Starting
against
West
Florence on November 30
Fields will get that opportunity
and many more as the Lady
Falcons have a tough schedule
ahead that will not only measure where they are currently,
but where they need to get for
the future.
Come get your Falcon basketball season passes in the
main office tomorrow. $55
includes all varsity games
and JV games. Admission
is $7 otherwise. Wilson
and Hartsville games you
will need to be inside the
doors by 6:00 with your
season pass.
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The word challenge; what
does it mean?
According to Webster’s dictionary it means to say or show
that (something) may not be
true, correct, or legal or to
question the action or authority of (someone).
That is exactly how new
head coach Frances Fields
describes the Darlington girls
program she is now taking
over: a challenge.
“The key word, challenge,”
Fields said. “It’s a challenge to
change the culture, it’s a challenge to change the attitude
and behavior of before and
honestly the girls have taken it
as a task that everyday there is
an improvement.”
Changing culturing, changing attitude and changing
behavior is not something that
can be changed at the snap of
finger. Instead, it is a process; it
is something that takes time
and effort and not be corrected
overnight.
So what is Fields process?
How does she look to reverse a
problem that appears to be
prevalent in the Lady Falcons
program?
“Mindset, the attitude,”
Fields said on what she looks to
change in the Darlington locker
room. “Once you can believe it
in your mind and once you
know what it takes in your
mind to actually get it done and
compete at that level of state
championship then you can
change a program. It takes an
everyday fight to get that mind
right.”
It has been a long time since
the Lady Falcons have been
truly competitive and Fields,
who took the Lakewood Lady
Gators, a region six, 3A rival of
Darlington’s to the state championship last year, wants to
change that and she knows
more than anybody it is going
to be that key phrase; a challenge.
Darlington is going to be
without some key components
it had last year. Gone is Deanna
House, gone is Heidi McNeil
and in is a new group of players
ready to prove they not only
belong, but that they can
accomplish things that have
not been accomplished before.
Fields, though, is not willing
to say who she looks to step up
and contribute this season.
Instead, she said the team and
her are focusing on the word
“team” and in order to do that
she is refraining from naming
any players by name.
“In my emphasis of them is it
is a team effort so I don’t want
to standpoint one because I’m
preaching to them every day,
team, team, team, so if we get it
done as a team that’s the goal.”
Fields said on why she will not
name any players as key contributors.
So with a team with so many
new faces and so many challenges what are reasonable
expectations for the Lady
Falcons? While the mass contingents would say a rebuild
process and learning phase is
going to have to take place
before successful results are
seen, Fields, coming from a
successful program, sees it differently.
“Honestly my expectations
are very high for the girls,”
Fields said on her idea of how
the season will go. “I don’t
think they even know or understand it yet. But I see fight in us
already, I see a drive that I saw
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that each one so desperately
want.
The down fall of having so
many seniors means that next
year will be a fresh start for
the Falcons, but that is something Howle and his staff
knows and they have already
began preparing for it with
how the junior varsity team is
set up; it is comprised of mostly ninth graders meaning that
next year’s Darlington team
will look a lot like this team
did three years ago.
But that discussion is for
next year, because these
Falcons are not in a rebuilding
phase at this moment. They
are in a “lets win now” phase
and with the returning talent
that possibility can easily
become fact.
It is going to be a very
exciting season for Falcons
basketball.
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Lamar advances while Hartsville gets eliminated
By Drake Horton
Contributing Writer
The Lamar Silver Foxes
made it back to the promise
land this past Friday with its
win over Ridge Spring-Monetta
while the Hartsville Red Foxes
perfect season came to an end
with its heartbreaking defeat to
Myrtle Beach.
Lamar
40,
Ridge
Spring-Monetta 14
Lamar – The Lamar Silver
Foxes are advancing the division
II, 1A state championship game
against C.E. Murray after it
defeated Ridge Spring-Monetta
40-14 this past Friday in Lamar.
Lamar struck first when Tre
Ceasar busted off a 74-yard
touchdown run at the 8:58
mark in the first quarter and
from there it was all Silver
Foxes.
Up 21-6 at the end of the first
quarter, Lamar added one score
each for the final three quarters
all while holding Ridge-Spring
Monetta scoreless in the second
half.
As it has been for most of the
season, Lamar dominated on
the offensive side of the ball outgaining its opponent 423 to 214
with 371 of those yards coming
on the ground.
Quarterback Decobie Durant
was the leading rusher for the
Silver Foxes, finishing the night
with 115 yards on 10 carries and
two touchdowns. Ceasar was
the second leading rusher with
86 yards on four carries and that
one touchdown in the first quarter.
Lamar is looking to win its
first state title in football since
the 2004 season when it completed its three-peat.
Hartsville 49, Myrtle
Beach 52
Myrtle Beach – The
Hartsville Red Foxes perfect
season came to an end this past
Friday, losing in shocking fashion to the Myrtle Beach
Seahawks.
Up 42-28 going into the
fourth quarter, Myrtle Beach
outscored the Red Foxes 24-7
in the final period and
advanced to the lower-state
championship all while ending
Hartsville’s season disappointedly.
Tied at 49 with less than a
minute to go, Hartsville had a
critical turnover that set the
Seahawks up for the game-winning field goal.
The Red Foxes overall
record finishes at 12-1.
Darlington Girl Scout Troop 88 welcomed City Councilman James “Jimmy” Cooper to their meeting as Junior and Brownie scouts learned
about local government. Councilman Cooper explained the various rolls and functions of the Darlington City Council, how Darlington elects
its council, and how citizens can take an active part in their community’s government as the Junior scouts began working on their Inside
Government badge and the Brownie scouts began working on their Community Involvement badge. The scouts sat attentively and asked a lot
of questions of Councilman Cooper as he explained city government in an engaging and easy to understand manner. Troop 88 would like to say
an extra thank you to Councilman Cooper for spending this time with them.
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“We are extremely excited
and look forward to having an
amazing time,” DMS Principal
Eddie Shuler said. “Hopefully,
we will continue to host the
event each year. We will have a
DMS team that will participate
in the event. This group has
been working since the beginning of the school year to
assure it represents our school
and district well.”
Two
other
Darlington
County School District schools
will send teams to the competition: the Darlington County
Institute of Technology and
Spaulding Middle School.
Saturday’s competition will
begin at 8 a.m. and continue
until 3:30 p.m. at Darlington
Middle School, which is located at 150 Pine Dale Drive in
Darlington.
The Pee Dee Area Qualifier
will be one of 15 qualifying
competitions held statewide
during December and January.
The East State Championship
will be held Feb. 13 at Carolina
Forest High School, and the
West State Championship will
be held at Easley High School
on Feb. 6.
The competitions are sponsored by S.C. First Lego League
and Robotics Education Inc.
(S.C. FLL), which partners with
FIRST LEGO League and Junior
FIRST LEGO League in South
Carolina, according to the S.C.
FLL website. The all-volunteer
group’s mission is to “stimulate
students’ interest and capabilities in STEM fields, thereby
increasing the pool of talented
and skilled students who pursue careers in these areas.” For
more information about S.C.
FLL, visit scrobitics.org.
The teams that will compete
at the Pee Dee Area Qualifier
on Saturday include:
• Darlington Middle (The
Ninja-neers)
•
Spaulding
Middle
(Spaulding Tigers)
•
Darlington
County
Institute
of
Technology
(Technivators)
• Williams Middle (Williams
Middle School)
• Henry L. Sneed Middle
(Sneed)
• Delmae Elementary
(Delma Robo Recyclers)
• North Vista Elementary
(Tigerbots)
• Trinity-Byrnes Collegiate
School (TBCS Team 1 and
TBCS Team 2)
• Aynor Middle (Aynor Blue
Bots)
• Alice Drive Middle (STEMBOTICS)
• Heath Springs Elementary
(Robo-Hornets)
• A.R. Rucker Elementary
(A.R. Rucker Middle School)
Please join us for this exceptional day of scientific and
engineering exploration and
friendly
competition
at
Darlington Middle School. For
more information, contact the
Darlington County School
District’s
Office
of
Communications at 843-3982284.
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Tenth grade students are
given interest assessments
and
participate
in
Individualized Graduation
Plan (IGP) conferences to
determine their career cluster. Individuals from industry are grouped together
according to these clusters
and speak to students about
their career. Some of the presenters bring equipment they
use in their job for students to
see.
Students attended presentations by Darlington County
Institute of Technology teachers who shared with them
educational opportunities
available to them while they
are still in high school. These
program areas included
Agricultural Education, Auto
Collision Repair, Automotive
Technology, Business and
Marketing, Computer Service
Repair,
Electricity,
Engineering,
Graphics,
Health Science, Machine
Tool, and Welding. Industry
presentations were provided
in the following career clusters: Agri-Science and Biotechnologies; Arts and Mass
Communication; Business;
Education, Government and
Human
Services;
Engineering; and Medical
Sciences.
Industry presenters are
listed below:
Allen J. Rabon - Sand Hills
State
Forest-Forest
Technician
James Brunson - Pee Dee
Region Stewardship Forester
Hunter Thomas - Public
Relations/Marketing
Specialist
Knapp
Andrea
Photographer/Business
Owner; Photographs by
Andrea
Mitch House - Business
Instructor, FDTC
James Cooper - Business
Girl Scout Troop 88
Robotics
Fair
of five (5) receipts ffrrom Darlington
ted 11-26-2015 to 12-25-2015 to
Box 57, Darlington, SC 29540.
his is a pr
project of the
ntown Re vitalization Association.
Owner ; Cooper’s Barber
Shop
TSgt. Marcheita Graham Production Recruiter; SC Air
National Guard
MSgt. Michael Burgess Training; SC Air National
Guard
Courtney
Phillips
Community Specialist; SC
Department of Juvenile
Justice
Latasha M. Hodge Intensive Supervision Officer;
SC Department of Juvenile
Justice
Deputy. Ken Sumner School Resource Officer;
Darlington County School
District
Tim Watford - Fire Fighter;
Hartsville Fire Department
Jason Brown - Darlington
High School Career Specialist
Cheryl
Lewis
Coordinator;
Pee
Dee
Regional Education Center
James
Kizziar
Mechanical Designer; Nucor
Steel
Tim Bausmith - Electrical
Engineer; Nucor Steel
Johnson
Jeffrey
Maintenance
Mechanics;
Nucor Steel
Ricky Bazen - Welder;
Tulsa Welding School
Dino Chavis - Machine
Tool Technology Instructor;
Florence-Darlington Tech.
Sgt.
Phillip
Cox
Recruiting and Retention;
NCO
Brad Davis - Auto Collision
Mechanic
Marc Robinson - Auto
Collision Mechanic
Gregg Forlini - Physical
Therapist and Program
Coordinator;
Florence
Darlington Tech
Jake Webster - Certified
Athletic Trainer; McLeod
Tavvy Smalls - Healthcare
Recruiter/Careers Instructor;
McLeod
Sgt.Justin Sattele - Medic;
US Army Reserve
Barbara Brown, RN, BSN Health Care Provider
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DECEMBER 2, 2015 | PAGE 1B
The little bookstore that evolved
Burry Bookstore
thrives under new
owner Sandi Brown
By Jana E. Pye
Editor
[email protected]
We book people, we are a
different breed. Let us wander
into a bookstore or a library,
and you may not be able to
coax us to leave. Even with the
advent of e-readers, such as
Kindle and Nook, we still like
the feel of a book in our hands,
and enjoy the discovery of
finding a book that almost
seems meant for us to find at a
particular time. And with the
monster bookseller Amazon
dominating the market, stores
are closing; finding a bookstore to shop in is a delight.
That is what makes “new”
Burry Bookstore in Hartsville
so very special. The bookstore
received a transformation,
much like their new logo of a
Monarch butterfly emerging
from its chrysalis designed by
local artist Jennifer Webb.
But what some shoppers
may not realize is that the new
owner had undergone quite a
transformation herself.
“Little did I know what was
ahead for me,” said new
owner, Sandi Brown. “I was on
a whole different track. It was
wonderful and rewarding, and
the sense of accomplishment
was great. I loved it, but it was
just time for me to shift gears
and do something different.
Now, the joy inside my heart
has been phenomenal.”
The bookstore that had
been part of the community
since 1972 from Charles Burry,
and his daughter Emily Burry
Phillips
“I, like many in town when
we saw the email from Emily
in January (that said that the
store was either going to be
closed or be sold), it just really
struck me,” said Brown. “It
was like I felt God pressing on
my heart and I just remember
thinking, but I can’t do anything about this. I know I feel
like I have to swoop in and
save everything because that’s
just my nature. It’s silly and I
know I can’t save everything.
But I always feel like I want to
try to save things and I remember thinking… you know nothing about retail. You know how
to operate a nuclear plant, you
know how to lead an organization, and what is involved in
the operation of a nuclear
plant, but you don’t know a
thing about retail. And you
don’t know a thing about a
bookstor,e except for the fact
that- like many others- you
love books.”
Brown had recently taken a
Burry Bookstore on Carolina Avenue in Hartsville.
Sandi Brown, owner of Burry Bookstore.
leave of absence from her
career in nuclear power.
“I was trying to reinvent
myself looking for what my
calling was, what was going to
really fulfill me… where I
could really give back. I was
done striving. I had done
enough for me, and achieved
what I wanted to achieve. I’d
done for me for 20 years. It
was time to figure out where I
was I best able to do for others.”
She went on to apply for
several positions, and firmed
up what she felt was her personal mission statement based
on a Bible study she completed
called “Dare to Dream” which
encourages people to come up
with their life purpose.
“And that really struck me,”
continued Brown. “I was trying
to figure out how do I manifest
doing that, so I was looking for
different jobs. I had this one
possible opportunity that felt
like ‘this is an area where I can
share my skills and it won’t be
PHOTOS BY JANA E. PYE
about me, it’ll be about others.’
But, there were a few things I
was going through in my life
where I wasn’t sure I could balance the pressures of that position and what was going on at
that time and be fully effective
in helping. Right about that
time, in early March, I had
emailed Emily and said, ‘The
Lord has been pressing on my
heart about potentially buying
this business - I don’t understand it but if you are willing
to talk to me, I would love to
see whether this is something
that might happen’.”
At the time, two investors
were interested in Burry
Bookstore, so Brown took it as
a sign that the bookstore was
fine.
But, by the end of March,
she received an email back
from Emily that the investors
had decided not to purchase.
“She asked, ‘would you like to
talk on Friday?’ - which was
Good Friday, at Easter. I
already had plans to go out of
town so I said, ‘how about the
following week’ then I headed
to bed. But, I could not sleep. I
could picture the store, and I
could picture what I wanted to
do with it, and picture how it
would be giving back,” continued Brown. “It would be my
personal mission statement of
developing others, and finding
ways to help women or girls in
leadership and in STEM
(Science, Technology,
Engineering and Mathematics)
and also others. I could see
how this could be the vehicle
for that potentially- I couldn’t
sleep.”
Brown went on to contact
Phillips, and the two women
later met and spent 2 ½ hours
discussing how the sale could
work with a twist; one of the
interested investors, used book
seller Walls of Books, was
happy to do a franchise.
Brown went on to secure
financing, work with Walls of
Books for assistance on setup
and layout of the store. “So I
kept stepping, and every time I
would take the reins and make
things happen, it would be like
the brakes would go on. And
every time I would surrender
to God, everything would start
flowing again. It was amazing.
And then when we shut down,
I am using nuclear terminology,” Brown laughed. “But, it
totally felt like an outage. We
were committed to opening on
August 31st (the original date
of the opening of Burry
Bookstore in 1972) We shut
down on August 6th and it just
started happening. It was
amazing to watch the team
pull together, and to see how
we all helped each other out.
We didn’t get all bent out of
shape when something didn’t
work out, we just said okay what is the solution? and we
worked as a team. And it was
amazing how committed
everybody was to the date.
People were stepping out of
role – we had electricians helping us unload the refrigerator,
you know, that kind of thing.
People had the bigger picture
in mind the whole time and it
was just really heartwarming
to see everybody do that.”
Former owner of the
Midnight Rooster, Jessie Avant
Smith assisted with the
redesign of the interior, which
features lovely wood floors
and a warm color palette of
natural hues, including an
accent wall in the rear of
orange that is a the perfect
backdrop for story telling and
musical performers.
BURRY ON 3B
Holiday Decorating & Cooking: Cottage at the Crossroads
By Samantha Lyles
Staff Writer
[email protected]
As Christmas approaches,
most of us tend to haul out the
same old decorations, hang
them in the same old spots, and
make the same old holiday
recipes. Some of that is tradition and probably shouldn't be
tampered with, but there is
room for innovation, improvisation, and creativity. These are
three attributes Lamar resident
Jane Windham embodies, and
encourages in others through
her popular blog, The Cottage
at the Crossroads
Jane and husband Leo
Windham moved into their
beloved cottage – located at the
intersection of Hwy 403 and
Hwy 401 – about six years ago.
The house was Leo's childhood
home, located on land the
Windhams have owned since
the 1700s, and it seemed the
perfect spot for the couple to
downsize, unwind, and enjoy
their retirement. Little did they
know that they were beginning
a whole new career centered
around gardening, cooking,
decorating, and beautifying that
sweet little house, or that documenting their efforts online
would win them a sizable number of fans who appreciate their
hard work and dedication.
Christmastime offers a
chance for Jane's decorating
instincts to shine, and she
spends weeks searching online
for inspiration (Pinterest is a
frequent stop), planning her
indoor and outdoor themes,
and gathering supplies to bring
that vision into reality. Frugality
is a virtue at the Cottage, and
Jane says she tries to recycle
items from previous years to
extend their usefulness and
keep costs down.
“I don't have the money to
buy all new stuff every year, so I
try to reuse things whenever I
can,” says Jane, noting that last
year's gardening décor simply
migrated from the interior to
the front porch, clearing the
way for this season's living room
theme: Peace.
“With all the terrible things
that have happened around the
world this year, I though this
was appropriate. We could all
use more peace in our lives,”
Jane says.
Improvising around that
premise, Jane decked out the
Cottage living room in shades of
green, the color of life and
renewal, and white to represent
purity and serenity. Long-leafed
pine garland (artificial but realistic) strung through with fairy
lights surrounds the fireplace
mantel, enhanced by snowtipped pinecones and customsewn stockings bearing the
Windham's names. Jane found
a pair of rustic wooden reindeer
at a garden center and dressed
them up for the season, and
gave the mantel display some
vertical interest with lit green
spire trees.
Bargain hunting was key in
assembling the display, and
Jane says she searches for deals
online and at local spots like the
So-Lina Auction Market on the
Lamar Highway. While items
found in auction bargain bins
might initially look like throwaways, Jane says its important
to evaluate what that junky
item could become with a little
cleaning and a touch of paint.
CROSSROADS ON 12B
Jane Windham in her Lamar home with many of the decorations featured on “Cottage at the Crossroads”
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CROSSWORD
Recycler of the Month – November 2015
Mamie Kelley is the City of Hartsville’s Recycler of the Month for
November 2015.
She said she has been careful to recycle items for a long time, especially plastic bottles and paper, and keeps a bucket in her kitchen
to collect recyclables until she’s ready to move them to her outside
roll cart.
“It’s very easy to carry it out in a bag, and it helps keep things
clean around your house,” Kelley said.
As the Recycler of the Month, Kelley received a yard sign as well as
a gift certificate to Shoney’s Restaurant, 905 S. Fifth Street in
Hartsville.
The award program highlights those city residents participating in
the City of Hartsville’s recycling program, a partnership between
the city and Sonoco. To learn more about guidelines for recycling
in Hartsville, visit www.hartsvillesc.gov. To request a recycling roll
cart, call Environmental Services at 843-383-3019.
Engagement Mercer - Mims
Mitch and Donna Mims, of Pawley’s Island, (formerly of
Darlington) are pleased to announce the engagement of their
son, Chad Mitchell Mims, to Valerie Dawn Mercer, of Murrells
Inlet.
The groom is the grandson of Virginia James of Darlington
and the late Richard James, and Joe Mims of Florence and the
late Nan Mims. He is a graduate of Darlington High School,
attended Florence-Darlington Technical College and the
University of South Carolina. He is employed with Waccamaw
Management.
The bride to be is the granddaughter of Louise Canady of
Andrews and the late Harry F. Canady. She is a graduate of
Andrews High School, and Horry-Georgetown Technical College
with a degree in Radiology and a graduate in 2013 with a nursing degree. She is employed with Primary Medical Associates.
An April 2016 wedding is planned at Belin U.M.C. in Murrells
Inlet. The couple plans to honeymoon in Punta Cana, Dominican
Republic, and will make their home in Murrells Inlet.
McLeod Tree Lighting Ceremony
McLeod Hospice will celebrate the 12th Annual Tree
Lighting Ceremony, "A Light
for Someone You Love,” on
Tuesday, December 8, at 5:45
p.m. at McLeod Darlington.
The family of Frankie
Harrison, mother of Sidney,
Karen and Dean Belk, will
light the trees.
A musical presentation
will be performed by the
Hartsville
Chamber
Ensemble. In addition, Pastor
Bernard Page with Heart of
Zion Outreach Ministry will
offer the invocation and closing prayer.
The program is sponsored
by the McLeod Health
Foundation to directly fund
items needed for the McLeod
Hospice House, to help
patients remain comfortable
in their homes, bereavement
care for families being served
as well as others in the community, and the children’s
grief support program.
Lights and sponsorships
are available with tax
deductible gifts to McLeod
Hospice; for more information, please call 843-7772564 or visit online at:
www.mcleodfoundation.org.
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WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 2, 2015 | PAGE 3B
CHURCH OF
THE WEEK:
Center
Methodist
Church
By Bill Segars
Guest Writer
My hope is that each of you
had a wonderful Thanksgiving.
Because of the holiday, I've
chosen to write a short one this
week. It will be short because
not much is known about
Center Methodist Church in
Oakway. Yes, I know, not many
of you know where Oakway is.
I didn't either until I drove
through it, very quickly. Center
Methodist is located at 6645
West Oakway Hwy. (SC 24) in
Oconee County, south east of
Westminster. Do you know
where I am now?
Since I first saw Center
Methodist on October 15,
2004, I have been able to
obtain a couple of printed documents pertaining to its history. Most of what I know about
this little building was told to
me by a person that experienced the growth and decline
of the church firsthand, and
the printed documents simply
confirmed what I was told. The
delightful person that I was fortunate to meet that beautiful
fall day in 2004 is "The Story of
Center Methodist Church".
I was not looking for Center
Methodist that fall day, I was
driving from point A to point B,
looking at the beautiful fall
foliage of upstate South
Carolina. Even when I saw it, I
didn't know what I was seeing.
There was no church sign, no
steeple with a cross, and just a
few tombstones behind the
building that could be seen
from the highway. That was the
only hint that this little 30 ft. by
44 ft. white lap siding building
sitting on top of a red clay hill
in a grove of hickory trees
could possibly be a church.
Feeling rather sure of the
possibility that it could be a
church, I turned around and
went back. As I parked, I saw a
lady raking leaves in the front
yard of the house across the
road. When we made eye contact, she waved and I waved, at
which time she began walking
towards me. The closer she got
to me I could tell that she was
an elderly lady, possibly wondering what I was doing. When
we greeted each other, I sensed
very quickly that I was in the
presence of someone special, a
sweet lady. I took my hat off,
introduced myself, told her
what I was doing, and asked
her if this building was a
church.
From this point, 89-year-old
Zelma Mason took over the
conversation. She asked if I
would like to go in the building.
Of course, I said yes. She shuffled back across the highway to
retrieve the key. When we went
in, everything was there: the
pews, the pulpit and the potbelly stove. We sat on a pew
and Miss Zelma began to tell
me the story of Center
Methodist Church.
I don't know who enjoyed
our time together more, Miss
Zelma or me. It was a reward-
Burry
Continued from 1B
The book collection is
huge; the first shipment from
Walls of Books was over
24,000 books, added to the
5,000 already in the store.
“Since then we have
increased the number,” said
Brown. “We continue to get
trade ins all the time which is
wonderful because we are getting books we know people
are going to like, and allows it
to be shared again.”
A large selection of children’s toys is available for
purchase; most are from toy
company Melissa and Doug,
but Brown is going to sell
GoldiBlox, a company that
makes engineering blocks
marketed to little girls that is
decidedly not pink, but
delights Brown in the fact that
they encourage STEM play,
something that she holds near
and dear.
Neighbors of the bookstore
Crema Coffee Bar (owned by
Church of the Week Center Methodist Church
PHOTOS COURTESY OF BILL SEGARS
ing day that I'll never forget.
Some of her exact dates
were a little uncertain, but
remember, Miss Zelma was 89
years old at the time, born in
1915. Between the printed
information that I've found and
the fact that Miss Zelma had
lived across from the church
with her blind twin sister,
Thelma, since birth, this is
what I've learned about Center
Methodist: The first mention of
a church in the Center
Community is noted in the
Pickens Circuit records, dated
August 8, 1851. There is no
mention of a building, but as a
"camp meeting under a brush
arbor." Miss Zelma had been
told that the building we sat in
was built sometime between
1860 and 1870.
In 1878, Center Church was
transferred to the Townville
Circuit with a membership of
81 and a building valued at
$200. Miss Zelma told me that
the church was well maintained and the congregation
grew until 1934. That was a
pivotal year for the Center
Church; a weeklong tent
revival service was held in the
neighboring community of
Townville. She said after that,
Center Church was never the
same. All of the Center Church
members moved to the new
church in Townville and the
Center Church closed, never to
hold a regular service there
again.
There is a record of a
reunion service being held
there on July 30, 1944. After
that, the church fell silent
again. When the building
began to fall into disrepair and
conversation circulated that
the building might be torn
down, the Mason sisters put
$1,000 of their money along
with $4,000 that they raised to
repair the building's windows,
roof and siding.
Miss Zelma told me, "I didn't
want the families of the folks
buried here not to have a
church building beside their
loved ones." They did this
because they loved the little
church building across the
highway from their house.
Keep in mind, the Mason sisters
were never members of Center
Church, they were members of
Bethel Baptist Church.
In 2009, the United
Methodist Conference of South
Carolina donated Center
Church to the Oconee Heritage
Center. When work began to
repair Center again, at the age
of 94, Zelma and Thelma were
there to "supervise" from their
front porch. I was fortunate to
be able to keep up with this
work over the next four years as
the Heritage Center readied
the building for a Christmas
service on December 24, 2013,
the first service in 69 years.
Christmas Eve is a busy time for
everyone and Oakway is a long
way from Hartsville, but this
service was a "must be there"
for me. I could not think of a
better place to be that year to
celebrate the birth of Christ,
and the rebirth of Center
Methodist Church.
At the age of 98, Miss Zelma
was not able to attend this service due to declining health. I
recalled our first meeting in
2004, and her telling me how
pleasing it was to see the
churchyard full of the members' horses and buggies when
she was a child. That gave me
peace of mind knowing that
she must have been pleased to
again see the parking lot full,
this time with cars, from her
bedroom window.
If you happen to be in the
area, or can see your way clear
to attend the 11:00 a.m. service
on December 24 at Center
Church, you'll experience one
of the best country Christmas
Tiffany Moan) and Frets and
Necks (owned by luthier Boot
Arreola) frequently collaborate on events; delicious free
coffee from Crema is available
for customers to enjoy while
they browse books, gifts, and
items from Tin Can, and
music is often performed
inside the bookshop as part of
an ongoing concert series
from Frets and Necks.
Brown also will be partnering with Black Creek Arts
Center to host author events
in conjunction with art
events, as the camaraderie of
the downtown grows larger
than the confines of just one
area.
“Promoting literacy, promoting growth, and all of that
comes back to my personal
mission statement,” said
Brown. “The vision, well, what
was put into me - it’s not my
vision, but the vision of this
being a place where the community becomes a family, and
the family’s dreams grow
wings. And that’s the key. And
I am already getting to see that
happening,” Brown leans in
and whispers, “And that is
really, really fun.”
Burry Bookstore’s new
hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Monday through Saturday.
Future plans include regular storytellers, and monthly
music events called Shop Hop;
the next will be December
19th from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
The store can assist schools
and churches in ordering
books and supplies; a free
book is available for book
clubs to help choose books for
their club, and they may use
either of the two cozy sitting
areas in the store or the conference room for their events.
A conference room is available for hosting events, meetings, and birthday parties; it is
equipped with a preparation
area available for caterers.
The “Dare to Dream” Bible
study that inspired Brown will
be held at Burry’s sometime in
January. Burry Bookstore is
located at 130 W Carolina Ave,
Hartsville, S.C. 843-332-2511.
www.burrybookstore.com.
services
of
your
life.
Unfortunately, Miss Zelma will
not be there; she died peacefully on August 30, 2014 at the age
of 99.
Bill Segars has a strong love
and appreciation for history,
having grown up on a farm in
Kelleytown on land that has
been in the family since 1821. He
uses his 40-year building career
to combine with his love of history to develop a passion for historical restoration. Segars was
able to find, photograph and
research more than 750 religious
edifices throughout the state. If
you have comments or questions,
please feel free to contact him at:
[email protected].
Miss Zelma Mason, inside Center Methodist Church in Oakway, S.C.
BOOKINGS REPORT
PAGE 4B | WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 2, 2015
DARLINGTON COUNTY DETENTION CENTER NOVEMBER 23 THROUGH NOVEMBER 30, 2015
INMATE NAME/AGE/BOOKING OFFENSE
Editor’s note: The booking
report represents a list of persons arrested given to the media
from the Darlington County
Detention Center under the S.C.
Freedom of Information Act.
All people are presumed
innocent until proven guilty.
Please be advised there are
many people with similar
names.
If listed here erroneously,
please contact the detention
center, which will send us any
corrections. If a person is found
not guilty in a court of law, that
person may have that printed
here as well by providing court
documents to us to that effect.
l Quavius Tyshawn Rogers,
22, of 335 Sumter Ave,
Hartsville, Unlawful Carrying of
Weapon; Poss Firearm by
Convicted Violent Felon
l Steven Earl Shaw, 39, of
2592 Robinson View, Hartsville,
Domestic/Domestic Violence
3rd Degree
l
Zamarde Christopher
Wingfield, 21, of 105 Beaver
Creek Drive, Columbia, Poss
28G or Less Marij/10G or Less
Hash 1st; Traffic/Headlights
Improper Lights Altered
l Suzella Rena Charles, 30, of
1375 Green Pine Rd, Darlington,
Under
the
DUI/Driving
Influence .08 1st; Open
Container of Beer/Wine
l Bobby Calhoun Griggs, 36,
of
3413
Powerline
Rd,
D a r l i n g t o n ,
Telephone/Unlawful Use of
Telephone
l
Alma Maria IsgettReynolds, 43, of 1816 Hope Rd,
Darlington, Public Disorderly
Conduct
l Tony Anthony Mitchell, 53,
of 714 Hudson St, Hartsville,
Bench Warrant (Drunkenness)
l Jesse Logan Rhinehardt, 21,
of 1213 Ousleydale Road,
Hartsville, Breach of Peace;
Public Disorderly Conduct
l Dozier Anthony Cannon,
30, of 409 1st Street, Darlington,
Driving Under Suspension;
Traffic/No Tag Light; Fail to Stop
for Blue Light
l Scottie Edward Sanders Jr.,
23, of 539 Jim Isgett Road,
Hartsville, Driving Under
Suspension
l Patricia Bethea, 59, of 2038
Tomahawk Road, Lamar, Public
Disorderly Conduct
l Brandon Blackman, 48, of
216 Law Plantation Road,
Darlington, Entering Premises
After Warning
l Dozier Anthony Cannon,
30, of 409 1st Street, Darlington,
Traffic/No Tag Light; Fail to Stop
for Blue Light
l Roosevelt Evans, 29, 2000
Highway 15, Myrtle Beach, Poss
Hash 1st
l Brittany Nicole Gainey, 18,
of 1216 Millton St, Hartsville,
Fail to Stop for Blue Light; Poss
Other Controlled Sub in Sched I
to V 1st; Poss Other Controlled
Sub in Sched I to V 1st; Poss
Other Controlled Sub in Sched I
to V 1st; Manuft Possess
CHARGES
ABHAN: Assault
and battery, high and
aggravated nature
DUAC: Driving under
unlawful alcohol
concentration
DUI: Driving
under the influence
DUS: Driving
under suspension
CDV: Criminal domestic
violence
CDVHAN: Criminal
domestic violence, high
and aggravated nature
PDC: Public disorderly
conduct
PWID: Possession with
intent to distribute
SPOM: Simple
possession of marijuana
Schedule IV Drugs WITD 1st;
Drugs/Man Dist Etc of Cocaine
Base 1st; Unlawful Carrying of
Weapon
l Willie Berard Huggins, 22,
of 300 Security Dr Apt P5,
Hartsville,
Poss
Other
Controlled Sub in Sched I to V
1st;Poss Other Controlled Sub in
Sched I to V 1st;Poss Other
Controlled Sub in Sched I to V
1st; Manuft Possess Schedule IV
Drugs WITD 1st; Drugs/Man
Dist Etc of Cocaine Base 1st;
Unlawful Carrying of Weapon;
Littering
l Toney Leverne Mason Jr,
24, of 904 Mondora, Hartsville,
Poss 28G or Less Marij/10G or
Less Hash 1st; Family Court
Bench Warrant
l Kevin Antoine McClelan,
36, of 3263 Watts Rd, Loris,
Safekeeping
l William McCray, 31, of 61
Lunn Cr, Lynchburg, Forgery
Less Than $10,000
l Thomas Hunter Moore, 24,
of
105
Shawnee
Lane,
Darlington, Attempted Murder;
Poss Sched I (B) C) LSD Sched II
1st; Poss 28G or Less Marij/10G
or Less Hash 1st
l James L Robinson, 59, of
117 Duke St, Lamar, Public
Disorderly Conduct
l Scottie Edward Sanders Jr,
of 539 Jim Isgett Road,
Hartsville, Driving Under
Suspension
l Mark Alan Shaw, 52, of 90
Southern
Ln,
McBee,
Safekeeping
l Jamario Demor Simmons,
25, of 4014 Lake Russell Dr,
Florence, Manuf Possess Other
Sub Sch I II III WITD 1st
l Maleeke Raheem Toney, 17,
of 5410 Trinity Road, Lynchburg,
Less Hash 1st
l
Siaunne Trey'Shaune
Toney, 20, of 2339 South Point
Rd, Florence, Poss 28G or Less
Marij/10G or Less Hash 1st
l Sharon Torres, 35, of 601
Barefoot Street, Hartsville,
3rd Degree
l Dimitri Aham Williams, 24,
of 733 Cale Yarborough Hwy,
Timmonsville, Poss 28G or Less
l Jobie Celeste Barker, 41, of
1349 W Egg Hill Rd,
Johnsonville, Fraudulent Checks
>$500 <$1000 1st
l Leshone Labelle Broadnax,
37, of 346 LMS Dream Circle #1,
Darlington,
Shoplifting
<$2000; Shoplifting <$2000;
Entering
Premises
After
Warning
l Randy Jay Brown Jr, 38, of
223 West Smith Ave, Darlington,
Simple Assault and Battery
l Brandon Ricardo Cockfield,
30, of 1699 Cameo St, Hartsville,
Manuf Possess Other Sub Sch I II
III WITD 2nd; Manuf Possess
Other Sub Sch I II III WITD 2nd
l Richard W Hinson, 49, of
807 W Home Ave, Hartsville,
Family Court Bench Warrant
l Mary Denise Poston, 52, of
1033 Sugar Creek Circle,
Florence, DUI/Driving Under
the Influence .08 2nd Off
l Shikeem R Purcell, 22, of
125 Carolina Dr, Bennettsville,
Less
Hash
1st;
Paraphernalia/Unlawful Poss
Sell Advertise Etc
l George Clarence Stokes, 57,
of 320 Davis St, Lamar, Breach
of Peace
l Robert Lee Thomas Jr., 23,
of 105 Cannon Dr, Darlington,
Assault/Battery by Mob (Serious
Inj) 2nd Degree
l Joseph Edward Wiggins Jr,
36, of 105 Syracuse Street,
Darlington, Manuf Possess
Other Sub Sch I II III WITD 1st;
III WITD 1st; Manuf Possess
III WITD 1st
l Robert Lee Davis, 42, of
1429
Centrol
Pt
Park,
Darlington, Driving Under
Suspension; Disregard Stop Sign
l Jennifer Holland Hilliard,
34, of 3034 Sunnypoint Road,
Florence, Assault and Battery
3rd Degree; Petty Larceny
<$2000
l Ashley Williams Holliday,
33, of 165 St David's Street,
Society Hill, Bench Warrant
(Shoplifting)
l Danny Mullins, 53, of 200
Washington Sq, Darlington,
Petty Larceny <$2000
l Raheem Shammal Antwan
Poston, 20, of 908 F Street,
Hartsville, Fail to Appear After
Release for a Misdemeanor
(SPOM)
l James William Smith III,
22, of 2484 Hubb Kelley Road,
Bishopville, Drugs/Man Dist Etc
of Cocaine Base 1st
l Brett Tedlea Stratton, 27, of
729 Memory Ln, Hartsville,
Shoplifting <$2000; Entering
Premises
After
Warning;
Pedestrian Under Influence of
Alcohol or Drugs; Fail to Appear
After Release for Misdemeanor
l Tavon Demarcus Tyler, 24,
of 2484 Hudd Kelley Rd,
Bishopville, Poss 28G or Less
l Brian Nathaniel Walta, 22,
of 932 Inglewood Drive,
Florence, Breach of Trust
>$2000 <$10,000
l Michael Lorenzo Williams,
20, of 1747 Cameo St, Hartsville,
Less Hash 1st
l Christopher Alex Brown,
28, of 2359 Trails End, Lydia,
Driving Under Suspension
l Anthony Danell Goodson,
35, of 405 Wells St, Darlington,
Bench Warrant (CDV)
l Chadwick Wayne Johnson,
36, of 1713 Lakeview Blvd,
Hartsville, Shoplifting <$2000
l Kareem Bernard Jones, 35,
of 1818 Afield Rd, Darlington,
DUI/Driving
Under
the
Influence .08 1st; Driving Under
Suspension
l Hassan Henry Lee, 25, of
1440 Anita Dr, Hartsville, Public
Disorderly Conduct
l Markquell Tony Moore, 23,
of 385 W Broad St, Darlington,
Driving Under Suspension
l Johnny Samuel Jr, 47, of
545
David
St,
Lamar,
Darlington, DUI/Driving Under
the Influence .08 1st; Driving
Under Suspension
l Rykeem Rochell Wilson, 26,
of 267 Syracuse Street,
Conduct
l Tyler Andrew Emory Bailey,
23, of 1116 Hunt Drive,
Hartsville, Weekender
l Tajhal Makayl Bradley, 18,
of
1719
Tapper
Drive,
Darlington, Driving Under
Suspension
l James Michael Dority, 37, of
5916 Oates Hwy, Timmonsville,
Operating Uninsured Motor
Vehicle 1st Off; Shoplifting
<$2000; Shoplifting $2000 or
Less (Enhance 16-0-157)
l Kimberly Teneka Greene,
24, of 516 Catfish Rd,
Darlington, Weekender
l Johnnie Warren Hodges Jr.,
50, of 481 Petrowood Ln,
Hartsville, Weekender
l Robert Anthony Leak, 52,
of 8986 Savannah Hwy, Adams
Run, Speeding >15 but <25
MPH Over the Speed Limit;
Operating Motor Vehicle w/o
License
l
Shakelya
Moashia
Moultrie, 23, of 1027 Columbus
Rd, Georgetown, Forgery Less
Than $10,000
l Bennie Rush Jr, 42, of 132
Pepperidge Drive, Darlington,
Weekender
l Stephen Deshon Segars, 23,
of 916 W Washington St,
Hartsville, Fail to Pay
l Hannah Stevens, 18, of 508
Keith Town Rd, Society Hill,
DUI/Driving
Under
the
Influence .08 1st
l Justin Corey Anderson, 28,
of 2849 Patrick Hwy, Hartsville,
Public Disorderly Conduct;
Entering
Premises
After
Warning
l James Phinney Brunson IV,
33, of 312 Wyandot St,
Darlington, Burglary Second
Degree; Grand Larceny >$2000
<$10,000
l Dyneka Tykia Ervin, 23, of
320 Brewer Ave, Hartsville, Poss
Hash 1st
l Paul Ford Jr, 34, of 121
Evergreen Court, Bennetsville,
Transp Alcohol in Motor Veh
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l Hallie Jackson, 68, of 1005
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DUI/Driving
Under
the
Influence .08 1st; Driving
Without a License
l Olivia McCrea, 42, of 1207
Cowboy
Ln,
Darlington,
Weekender
l Kevin Andrews Odom, 39,
of 753 Branhams Airport Rd,
Darlington, Assault and Battery
3rd Degree
l Benjamin Howell Sikes, 24,
of 246 Wood Street, Darlington,
DUS (License Not Susp DUI) 2nd
l Anthony Antonine Smith,
36, of 247 Daniels Ln,
Bennetsville, DUI Per SE/DUAC
>10 <16 1st Offense; Driving
Under Suspension; Fail to Stop
for Blue Light; Littering
l Justin Merle Spell, 28, of
415 North Main Street #7D,
Darlington, Resisting Arrest;
Public Disorderly Conduct
l Dustin Matthew Vanhouse,
25, of 1320 Hemlock Rd,
Scranton, Criminal Conspiracy;
Grand
Larceny
>$2000
<$10,000
l
Quashawn
Tyrell
Woodham,
18,
of
929
Brentwood Dr, Hartsville,
Unlwaful Carrying of Weapon
l Julie Flowers Atkinson, 49,
of 709 Legacy Street, Hartsville,
Poss <1 Gram of Meth or
Cocaine Base 1st
l Joseph Carl Brewer, 33, of
1305 Timmonsville Hwy,
3rd Degree; Assault and Battery
3rd Degree
l Elissa Rolfe Burr, 54, of 511
Quack
Rd,
Darlington,
DUI/Driving
Under
the
Influence 1st; Transp Alcohol in
Motor Vehicle w/Seal Broken
l Arthur Lee Coe, 63, of 202
Washington St, Hartsville,
3rd Degree
l Kimberly Hope Coker, 50,
of 10 Sparrow Swamp Rd,
Hartsville, DUI/Driving Under
the Influence .08 1st
l David Austin Elixson, 22,
of 610 Potato House Rd,
Conduct
l Antonio Deon Kelly, 29, of
2776 Welling Farm Rd,
3rd Degree
l Mark Alden Parker II, 36,
of 200 Law Plantation Rd,
the Influence .08 1st; Operating
Motor Vehicle w/o License
l Timothy James Phillips,
42, of 3148 Sand Oak Dr,
McBee, DUI/Driving Under the
Influence .08 1st
l Marisol Pineda Rodriguez,
26, of 11301 Long Hedge Lane,
Charlotte, Operating Motor
Vehicle w/o License
l Davyon Jaquel Pooler, 22,
of 720 Oleander Drive,
the Influence .08 1st; Open
Container of Beer/Wine; Poss
Hash 1st
l
Brandon
Demario
Robinson, 29, of 113 West
Robinson Ct, Timmonsville,
Trespassing
l Robin Reane Todd, 42, of
503
Dovesville
Hwy,
Conduct
FEMA reminds
flood survivors: one
call gets you in
Survivors
of
South
Carolina flooding Oct. 1-23
can get help with one phone
call.
Call
the
Federal
Emergency
Management
Agency helpline at 800-6213362 for information about
many federal disaster assistance-related matters. Lines
are open 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
seven days a week. Survivors
who use TTY may call 800462-7585; those who use
711/VRS can call 800-6213362. They can also visit
www.disasterassistance.gov.
During the holiday period,
FEMA encourages residents to
assist South Carolina recovery
by passing along to those affected by storms and flooding the
various ways the helpline can
assist them. They can:
Register for federal disaster assistance by the Friday,
Dec. 4 deadline. FEMA allows
one registration per household. Households should register only once.
•
Ask questions about
FEMA decision letters.
•
Learn how to appeal
FEMA decision letters. All
applicants may appeal.
•
Inquire about the
status of a registration.
Provide change of
•
address, telephone and bank
account numbers and insurance information to avoid disaster assistance processing
delays.
• Receive information
about FEMA home inspections.
• Get questions answered
about federal disaster assistance and the application
process.
• Applicants should have
their nine-digit FEMA registration number available if
they want to discuss their
application.
• Survivors should have
the following information
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SPECIAL REFEREE
NOTICE OF SALE
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF FLORENCE
IN THE COURT
OF COMMON PLEAS
CASE NO 2014-CP-21-1167
BY VIRTUE of a decree heretofore granted in the case of:
Branch Banking and Trust
Company vs. Lloyd C. Miller,
Jr., MD a/k/a Lloyd C. Miller,
Jr.; Deborah T. Miller, et al., I,
the undersigned Haigh Porter,
Special Referee for Florence
County, will sell on Tuesday,
December 1, 2015 at 11:00
AM, at the Florence County
Courthouse, 180 N. Irby
Street, Florence, SC 29501, to
the highest bidder:
FLORENCE AND DARLINGTON COUNTIES PROPERTY
Parcel One:
Tract 1-A: All that certain
piece, parcel or lot of land with
improvements thereon situate,
lying and being in the County
of Florence, State of South
Carolina, shown as Tract 1-A
containing 5.07 acres as
shown on that certain map of
the same prepared for Lloyd C.
Miller, Jr. by Engineering
Consultants, Inc. dated March
30, 1992. Said property may
be more particularly described
as follows: Beginning at an
iron located 254.86 feet South
84° 00` 00" East of the southeastern corner of the Sidney
Farmer tract shown on a map
recorded in Florence County
records in Plat Book 44, Page
142, thence proceeding North
50° 46` 20° East for a distance
of 359.94 feet to an iron;
[thence turning and running
South 39 13` 40" East 470 feet
to an iron]; thence turning and
running South 50° 46` 20"
West for a distance of 470 feet
to an iron; thence turning and
running North 39° 13` 40"
West for a distance of 470 feet
to an iron; thence turning and
running North 50°46` 20" East
for a distance of II 0.06 feet to
the point of beginning. See
also plat dated June 13, 1996,
recorded in Plat Book 61, Page
78.
Also, an easement appurtenant to the property above
described easement appurtenant to Tract 1-A containing
5.07 acres for purposes of
ingress and egress, over and
across that certain twenty foot
wide strip of land partly in
Florence County and partly in
Darlington County, beginning
at the southeastern corner of
the Sidney Farmer tract shown
on a plat recorded in Plat Book
44, Page 142, Florence County
records, proceeding thence S
84 degrees 00` 00" East for a
distance of 254.86 feet; thence
turning and running S 50
degrees 46` 20" West for a distance of 28.17 feet; thence
turning and running N 84
degrees 00` 00" West for a distance of 994 feet, more or less,
to the eastern margin of State
Road S-16-49; thence turning
and running generally North
along the eastern margin of
State Road S-16-49 for a distance of 20.0 feet; thence turning and running S 84 degrees
00` 00" East for a distance of
739.11 feet, to the point of
beginning.
This being a portion of the
property conveyed to the
Mortgagor herein by deed of
Burnt Branch Properties, Inc.
dated March 8, 1988, recorded
in the Office of the Clerk of
Court for Florence County in
Book A-280, Page 1991 and in
the Office of the Clerk of Court
for Darlington County in Book
924, Page 691. See also deed
of Lloyd C. Miller to Lloyd C.
Miller, Jr. as recorded in the
Office of the Clerk of Court for
Florence County in Deed Book
A-340, Page 2167 and deed of
Lloyd C. Miller to Lloyd C.
Darlington County in Deed
Book 1022, Page 125.
Parcel Two:
Tract 1-B: All that certain
piece, parcel or lot of land with
improvements thereon situate,
lying and being in the County
of Florence, State of South
Carolina, shown as Tract 1-B
containing 1.43 acres as
shown on a map prepared for
Lloyd C. Miller by Engineering
Consultants,
Inc.
dated
October 1, 1998 and recorded
Plat Book 69, Page 317, Office
of the Clerk of Court for
Florence County.
Also, an easement appurtenant to the property above
described, for purposes of
ingress and egress, over and
across that certain twenty foot
wide strip of land partly in
Florence County and partly in
Darlington County, beginning
at the southeastern corner of
the comer of the Sidney
Farmer tract shown on a plat
recorded in Plat Book 44, Page
142, Florence County records,
proceeding thence S 84
degrees 00` 00" East for a distance of 254.86 feet; thence
turning and running S 50
degrees 46` 20" West for a distance of 28.17 feet; thence
turning and running N 84
degrees 00` 00" West for a distance of 994 feet, more or less,
to the eastern margin of State
Road S-16-49; thence turning
and running generally North
along the eastern margin of
State Road S-16-49 for a distance of 20.0 feet; thence turning and running S 84 degrees
00` 00" East for a distance of
739.11 feet, to the point of
beginning.
property conveyed to the
Mortgagor herein by deed of
Burnt Branch Properties, Inc.
dated March 8, 1988, recorded
Book A-280, Page 1991 and in
for Darlington County in Book
924, Page 691. See also deed
of Lloyd C. Miller to Lloyd C.
Florence County in Deed Book
A-340, Page 2167 and deed of
Lloyd C. Miller to Lloyd C.
Darlington County in Book
1022, Page 125.
Parcel Three:
167.9 Acres: All those certain
pieces, parcels or tracts of land
with improvements thereon,
lying partly in Darlington
County and partly in Florence
County, State of South
Carolina, having a combined
acreage of 167.9 acres and
being shown on a plat made by
R.N. Whelchel, dated May 27,
1933, and recorded in the
Florence County in Plat Book
13, Page 52, as Tracts Nos. 1
and 2; also recorded in Plat
Book "H" at Page 97 as Tracts
Nos. 1 and 2. Reference being
had to said plats for a more
and
accurate
complete
description.
Less and excepting 11.70 acres
previously conveyed to Sidney
N. Farmer by deed recorded in
for Darlington County in Deed
Book 923, Page 185 and
recorded in the Office of the
Clerk of Court for Florence
County in Deed Book A-278,
page 903.
Less and excepting Tract 1-A
and Tract 1-B from the 167.9
acres, said parcels being
described individually above
(Parcel One and Parcel Two).
property conveyed to Lloyd C.
Miller by deed of Burnt Branch
Properties, Inc. dated March 8,
1988, recorded in the Office of
the Clerk of Court for Florence
County in Book A-280, Page
1991 and in the Office of the
Clerk of Court for Darlington
County in Book 924, Page 691.
See also deed of Lloyd C.
Miller to Lloyd C. Miller, Jr. as
County in Deed Book A-340,
Page 2167 and deed of Lloyd C.
Miller to Lloyd C. Miller, Jr. as
Clerk of Court for Darlington
County in Book 1022, Page
125.
LESS AND EXCEPTING: Parcel
Two above - the parcel known
as Tract 1-B, which was subsequently released by that
Partial Release of Mortgage
dated September 12, 2006 and
recorded October 20, 2006 in
Book B049 at Page 993 in the
Register of Deeds Office of
Florence County and recorded
On October 23, 2006 by the
Clerk of Court of Darlington
County in Book 1045 at Page
9069, more fully described as:
ALL that certain piece, parcel
or lot of land situate, lying and
being in the County of
Florence and partly in the
County of Darlington, State of
South Carolina, being shown
and designated as Tract 1-B
containing 1.43 acres, more or
less, as shown on a map prepared for Lloyd C. Miller by
Engineering Consultants, Inc.,
dated October 1, 1998 and
County in Plat Book 69 at Page
317, in the Office of the Clerk
of Court for Florence County.
Also, an easement appurtenant to said 1.43 acres for
purposes of ingress and egress,
over and across that certain
twenty foot wide strip of land
partly in Florence County and
partly in Darlington County.
THIS being a portion of the
property conveyed to Lloyd C.
Miller, Jr., by Deed of Lloyd C.
Miller dated May 10, 1991 and
recorded May 14, 1991 in Book
A340 at Page 2167, Office of
the Clerk of Court, Florence
County, S.C. See also Book
A280 at Page 1991, March 9,
1988. See also Deed recorded
March 9, 1988 in Book 924 at
Page 691, Darlington County
Records. Corrective Deed filed
in Book 1022 at Page 125,
Darlington County Records.
TMS
No.
00097-01-015
Florence County
TMS No. 187-00-02-081
Darlington County
Property address: 1420 N
Ebenezer Road, Florence, SC
29501
TERMS OF SALE: The successful bidder, other than the
Plaintiff, will deposit with the
Special Referee, at conclusion
of the bidding, five percent
(5%) of said bid is due and
payable immediately upon
closing of the bidding, in cash
or equivalent, as evidence of
good faith, same to be applied
to purchase price in case of
compliance, but to be forfeited
and applied first to costs and
then to Plaintiff's debt in the
case of non-compliance. In the
event of a third party bidder
and that any third party bidder
fails to deliver the required
deposit in certified (immediately collectible) funds with
the Office of the Special
Referee, said deposit being
due and payable immediately
upon closing of the bidding on
the day of sale, the Special
Referee will re-sell the subject
property at the most convenient time thereafter (including
the day of sale) upon notification to counsel for Plaintiff.
Should the last and highest
bidder fail or refuse to comply
with the balance due of the bid
within 30 days, then the
Special Referee may re-sell the
LEGAL NOTICES
property on the same terms
and conditions on some subsequent Sales Day (at the risk of
the said highest bidder).
No personal or deficiency
judgment being demanded,
the bidding will not remain
open after the date of sale, but
compliance with the bid may
be made immediately.
Purchaser to pay for documentary stamps on Special
Referee's Deed. The successful
bidder will be required to pay
interest on the balance of the
bid from the date of sale to
date of compliance with the
bid at the rate of 5.240% per
annum.
The sale shall be subject to
taxes and assessments, existing easements and restrictions
of record.
This sale is subject to all title
matters of record and any
interested party should consider performing an independent
title examination of the subject
property as no warranty is
given by the Court, Plaintiff or
its counsel.
The sale will not be held unless
either Plaintiff’s attorney or
Plaintiff’s bidding agent is
present at the sale and either
Plaintiff’s
attorney
or
Plaintiff’s bidding agent enters
the authorized bid of Plaintiff
for this captioned matter. In
the alternative, Plaintiff’s
counsel, if permitted by the
Court, may advise this Court
directly of its authorized bidding instructions. In the event
a sale is inadvertently held
without Plaintiff’s Counsel or
Counsel’s bidding agent entering the authorized bid of
Plaintiff for this specifically
captioned matter, the sale
shall be null and void and the
property shall be re-advertised
for sale on the next available
sale date.
Neither the Plaintiff nor its
counsel make representations
as to the integrity of the title or
the fair market value of the
property offered for sale. Prior
to bidding you may wish to
review the current state law or
seek the advice of any attorney
licensed in South Carolina.
ALSO, BY VIRTUE of a decree
heretofore granted in the case
of: Branch Banking and Trust
Company vs. Lloyd C. Miller,
Jr., MD a/k/a Lloyd C. Miller,
Jr.; Deborah T. Miller, et al., I,
the undersigned Haigh Porter,
County, will sell on Monday,
December 7, 2015 at 11:00
AM, at the Clarendon County
Courthouse, 102 South Mill
Manning,
South
Street,
Carolina, 29102:
CLARENDON
COUNTY
PROPERTY
All that certain piece, parcel or
tract of land situate, lying and
being in School District No. 1
of Clarendon County, State of
South Carolina, containing
1.20 acres and being bounded
now or formerly as follows: On
the North by lands of the
South Carolina Public Service
Authority; on the East by the
waters of Lake Marion which is
owned by the South Carolina
Public Service Authority; on
the South by White Oak
Section II Subdivision, by a
cul-de-sac of Wyboo Drive and
by a right of way by Shoreland
Developers; and on the West
by a right of way of Shoreland
Developers. Reference is also
made to a plat prepared by
Robert G. Mathis, Surveyor,
dated June 25, 1998, recorded
in Clarendon County records
in Plat Cabinet A, Slide 40,
Page 1, said plat being incorporated herein by this reference.
This being the same property
conveyed to Lloyd C. Miller,
Jr., by Deed of Shoreland
Developers, Inc., dated June
30, 1998 and recorded June
30, 1998 in Book A-350 at
Page 140 in the ROD Office for
Clarendon County.
TMS No. 161-15-02-034
Property
address:
1315
Conestoga Street, Manning,
SC 29102
Special Referee, at conclusion
of the bidding, five percent
(5%) of said bid is due and
payable immediately upon
closing of the bidding, in cash
or equivalent, as evidence of
to purchase price in case of
case of non-compliance. In the
event of a third party bidder
and that any third party bidder
fails to deliver the required
deposit in certified (immediately collectible) funds with
the Office of the Special
Referee, said deposit being
due and payable immediately
upon closing of the bidding on
the day of sale, the Special
Referee will re-sell the subject
property at the most convenient time thereafter (including
the day of sale) upon notification to counsel for Plaintiff.
bidder fail or refuse to comply
with the balance due of the bid
within 30 days, then the
Special Referee may re-sell the
property on the same terms
and conditions on some subsequent Sales Day (at the risk of
the said highest bidder).
Purchaser to pay for documentary stamps on Special
Referee's Deed. The successful
bidder will be required to pay
interest on the balance of the
bid from the date of sale to
date of compliance with the
bid at the rate of 5.240% per
annum.
The sale shall be subject to
taxes and assessments, existing easements and restrictions
of record.
This sale is subject to all title
matters of record and any
interested party should consider performing an independent
title examination of the subject
property as no warranty is
given by the Court, Plaintiff or
its counsel.
The sale will not be held unless
either Plaintiff’s attorney or
Plaintiff’s bidding agent is
present at the sale and either
attorney
or
Plaintiff’s
Plaintiff’s bidding agent enters
the authorized bid of Plaintiff
for this captioned matter. In
the alternative, Plaintiff’s
counsel, if permitted by the
Court, may advise this Court
directly of its authorized bidding instructions. In the event
a sale is inadvertently held
without Plaintiff’s Counsel or
Counsel’s bidding agent entering the authorized bid of
Plaintiff for this specifically
captioned matter, the sale
shall be null and void and the
property shall be re-advertised
for sale on the next available
sale date.
Neither the Plaintiff nor its
counsel make representations
as to the integrity of the title or
the fair market value of the
property offered for sale. Prior
to bidding you may wish to
review the current state law or
seek the advice of any attorney
licensed in South Carolina.
_________________
Haigh Porter
County
Scott and Corley, P.A.
Attorney for Plaintiff
(18c3 leave in thru 12-2-15)
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
OF ESTATES
All persons having claims
against the following estates
MUST file their claims on
Form
#371ES with
the
Probate Court of Darlington
County, the address of which is
Room 208 Courthouse, One
Public Square, Darlington, SC
29532,
within
eight(8)
months after the date of the
first publication of this Notice
to Creditors or within one (1)
year from date of death,
whichever is earlier (SCPC 623-801, et seq.), or such persons
shall be forever barred as to
their claims. All claims are
required to be presented in
written statements on the prescribed form (FORM #371ES)
indicating the name and the
address of the claimant, the
basis of the claim, the amount
claimed, the date when the
claim will become due, the
nature of any uncertainty as to
the claim and a description of
any security as to the claim.
Estate: Elizabeth Jackson AKA
Elizabeth Bradford Jackson
Date of Death: 8/20/2015
Case No: 2015ES1600438
Personal
Representative:
Suzette Ursula Jackson
Address: 325 Logan Avenue,
Hartsville SC 29550
(18p3 leave in thru 12-2-15)
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
OF ESTATES
Form
#371ES with
the
29532,
within
eight(8)
Estate: Mae L Hilderbrand
Case No: 2015ES1600410
Personal
Representative:
Kevin Lee Hilderbrand
Address: 2570 Willamette
Road, Bennettsville, SC 29512
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
Notice is hereby given that
Sisters To Brothers Life Org,
intends to apply to the South
Carolina Department of
Revenue for a license/permit
that will allow the sale and on
premises consumption of
Liquor at 937 Timmonsville
Hwy., Darlington, SC 29540.
To object to the issuance of this
permit/license, written protest
must be postmarked no later
than December 4, 2015.
For a protest to be valid, it
must be in writing, and should
include the following information:
(1) The name, address and
telephone number of the person filing the protest;
(2) The specific reasons why
the application should be
denied;
(3) That the person protesting
is willing to attend a hearing
(if one is requested by the
applicant);
(4) That the person protesting
resides in the same county
where the proposed place of
business is located or within
five miles of the business; and,
(5) The name of the applicant
and the address of the premises to be licensed.
Protests must be mailed to:
S.C. Department of Revenue,
ABL SECTION, P.O. Box 125,
Columbia, South Carolina
29214-0907; or faxed to (803)
896-0110.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
OF ESTATES
Form
#371ES with
the
29532,
within
eight(8)
Estate: Bonnie H Burkett
Case No: 2015ES1600441
Personal Representative: Lisa
Dawn Walker
Address: 3420 Laredo Drive,
Lexington, KY 40517
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
OF ESTATES
#371ES with
the
Form
29532,
within
eight(8)
Estate: Naomi J Blackmer
Case No: 2015ES1600445
Representative:
Personal
Martha Joan Carr
Address: 1132 Fox Hollow
Drive, Darlington, SC 29532
SUMMONS AND NOTICE
OF FILING
OF COMPLAINT
STATE OF SOUTH
CAROLINA
COUNTY OF
DARLINGTON
IN THE COURT
OF COMMON PLEAS
CASE NO. 2015-CP-16-00739
Mortgage
Champion
Company,
PLAINTIFF,
VS.
Lewis Anderson and The
United States of America, by
and through its Agent, the
Secretary of Housing and
Urban Development,
DEFENDANT(S).
(151145.00064)
TO THE DEFENDANT(S)
LEWIS ANDERSON ABOVE
NAMED:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to
answer the Complaint in the
above entitled action, copy of
which is herewith served upon
you, and to serve copy of your
answer upon the undersigned
at
their
offices,
2712
Middleburg Drive, Suite 200,
P.O. Box 2065, Columbia,
South Carolina 29202, within
thirty (30) days after service
hereof upon you, exclusive of
the day of such service, and if
you fail to answer the
Complaint within the time
aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this
action will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in the
Complaint, and judgment by
default will be rendered
against you for the relief
demanded in the Complaint.
YOU WILL ALSO TAKE
NOTICE that should you fail to
the
foregoing
Answer
Summons, the Plaintiff will
move for a general Order of
Reference of this cause to the
Special Referee for Darlington
County, which Order shall,
pursuant to Rule 53(e) of the
South Carolina Rules of Civil
Procedure, specifically provide
that the said Special Referee is
authorized and empowered to
enter a final judgment in this
cause.
TO MINOR(S) OVER FOURTEEN YEARS OF AGE
AND/OR MINOR(S) UNDER
FOURTEEN YEARS OF AGE
AND THE PERSON WITH
WHOM THE MINOR(S)
RESIDES AND/OR TO PERSONS UNDER SOME LEGAL
DISABILITY:
YOU ARE FURTHER SUMMONED AND NOTIFIED to
apply for the appointment of a
Guardian Ad Litem to represent said minor(s) within thirty (30) days after the service of
this Summons and Notice
upon you. If you fail to do so,
application for such appointment will be made by the
Plaintiff(s) herein.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the original Complaint in
the above entitled action was
filed in the office of the Clerk
of Court for Darlington County
on September 22, 2015.
SCOTT AND CORLEY, P.A.
By: _________________
Ronald C. Scott, SC Bar #4996
Reginald P. Corley, SC Bar
#69453
Angelia J. Grant, SC Bar
#78334
Vance L. Brabham, III, SC Bar
#71250
William S. Koehler, SC Bar
#74935
J. Harrison Rushton, SC Bar
#100406
Andrew M. Wilson, SC Bar
#72553
Andrew M. Sullivan, SC Bar
#100464
Jessica S. Corley, SC Bar
#80470
ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF
2712 Middleburg Drive, Suite
200
Columbia, SC 29204
803-252-3340
November 3, 2015
NOTICE OF SALE
Docket No. 2015-CP-16-00634
By virtue of a decree heretofore granted in the case of U.S.
Bank, N.A., as trustee for MidState Trust XI against Cedric L.
Spann, I, the undersigned
Special Referee for Darlington
County, will sell on Monday,
December 7, 2015, at 11:00
A.M., at the Darlington County
Probate
Courthouse,
Courtroom,
One
Public
Square, Darlington, South
Carolina, to the highest bidder:
All that certain piece, parcel or
lot of land, with the improvements thereon, situate, located, lying and being in the
County of Darlington, State of
South Carolina, the same
being a Lot containing (1.22)
acres, more or less, upon that
certain Plat prepared by
Prosser Surveying Company
for Ricky Holloman dated
August 16, 2002, which Plat is
incorporated herein by reference; and having the following
boundaries and measurements: North by Property N/F
Foster Johnson, whereon it
measures (255.90') Feet; East
by Property N/F Linda G.
Cagle, whereon it measures
(200.00') Feet; South by the
remainder of a Three (3) Acre
Tract, whereon it measures
(301.12') Feet; West by
Blackwell Lane (a dirt road),
whereon it measures (185.00')
Feet; all measurements being a
little more or less.
Being the same property conveyed to Cedric L. Spann by
deed from Walter Mortgage
Servicing, Inc. dated April 12,
2006 and recorded May 25,
2006 in the Office of the Clerk
of Court for Darlington County
in Deed Book 1043 at page
8230.
TMS No. 022-00-01-126
CURRENT ADDRESS OF
PROPERTY IS: 1232 Car Care
Road, Hartsville, SC 29550
SUBJECT TO ASSESSMENTS,
COUNTY
DARLINGTON
TAXES, EXISTING EASEMENTS, EASEMENTS AND
RESTRICTIONS OF RECORD,
OTHER
SENIOR
AND
ENCUMBRANCES, IF ANY.
Special Referee, at the conclusion of the bidding, Five per
cent (5%) of the bid in cash or
equivalent, as evidence of
to the purchase price in case of
case of non-compliance.
bidder fail or refuse to make
the required deposit at time of
bid or comply with the other
terms of the bid within thirty
(30) days, then the Special
Referee may resell the property on the same terms and conditions on some subsequent
Sales Day (at the risk of the
said highest bidder.)
Purchaser to pay for preparation of the Special Referee's
deed, documentary stamps on
the deed, recording of the
deed, and interest on the
amount of the bid from date of
sale to date of compliance with
the bid at the rate of 9.25% per
annum.
________________
Eugene P. Warr, Jr.
As Special Referee for
Darlington County
Plaintiff's Attorney:
J. Kershaw Spong
Post Office Box 944
29202
803/779-8900
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
OF ESTATES
Form
#371ES with
the
29532,
within
eight(8)
Estate: Maxine M Wanzer
Case
Number:
2015ES1600430
Personal
Representative:
Arthur Jamal Wanzer
Address: 611 W Broad Street,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
OF ESTATES
Form
#371ES with
the
within
eight(8)
29532,
Estate: Jacqueline W Jones
AKA Jackie W Jones
Case
Number:
2015ES1600451
Representative:
Personal
Rhonda Windham Fender
Address: 199 Lorans Drive,
Lamar, SC 29069
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
OF ESTATES
#371ES with
the
Form
29532,
within
eight(8)
Estate: Virginia Miller Floyd
Number:
Case
2015ES1600450
Representative:
Personal
Tamara L Smith
Address: 1509 Young Farm
Street, Darlington, SC 29532
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
OF ESTATES
#371ES with
the
Form
within
eight(8)
29532,
Estate: Juanita Andrews
Morrell
Case
Number:
2015ES1600446
Personal
Representative:
Patricia Morrell Hoffman
Address: 2208 W Billy Farrow
Highway, Hartsville, SC 29550
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Henry C. Norris, Jr. VS.
SCDOT AND STATE ACCIDENT FUND
WCC NUMBER 1515626
SF NUMBER 2015-3606
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the above styled action is
presently pending before the
South Carolina Workers'
Compensation Commission in
connection with the death of
Henry C. Norris, Jr. Any person or persons having information concerning the identity and/or location of anyone
who is, or claims to be, an heir
at law of the said, Henry C.
Norris, Jr. or any person who
was or claims to have been
dependent upon the said
Henry C. Noorris, Jr., at the
time of his/her death on
October 20, 2015, please contact Paul Jefferson at
Post Office Box 102100
29221-5000
Telephone number (803)-8965922
no later than December 9,
2015
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
OF ESTATES
Form
#371ES with
the
29532,
within
eight(8)
Allen
Stevenson
Estate:
Russell
Case No: 2015ES1600453
Personal Representative: Kay
Norris
Address: 1516 Woodspond
Drive, Darlington, SC 29540
Attorney: Sonja N Friedman
Address: 3115 Alameda Street,
#4, Medford, OR 97504
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
OF ESTATES
Form
#371ES with
the
within
eight(8)
29532,
Estate: Lynn Howle Andrews
Case No: 2015ES1600389
Personal
Representative:
Joseph Christopher Andrews
Address: 316 Abbott Road,
Attorney: Ervin Law Office
Address: 50 Public Square,
Courthouse, Darlington, SC
29532
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
OF ESTATES
Form
#371ES with
the
29532,
within
eight(8)
Estate: Thomas R Taylor
Case No: 2015ES1600456
Personal
Representative:
Martha Eloise Taylor
Address: 4911 Oates Highway,
Timmonsville, SC 29161
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
OF ESTATES
#371ES with
the
Form
within
eight(8)
29532,
Estate: Kim Louise Benjamin
AKA Kim Benjamin
Case No: 2015ES1600452
Personal
Representative:
Johnny Edward Benjamin
Address: 605 W McIver Road,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
OF ESTATES
Form
#371ES with
the
29532,
within
eight(8)
Estate: Sidney Till Griffin
Case No: 2015ES1600461
Personal Representative: Faye
F Griffin
Address: 151 Wentworth St
#3A, Charleston, SC 29401
Attorney: Eugene P Warr, Jr
Address: 2917 W Palmetto St,
Florence, SC 29501
Legals on 6B
classifieds
NOON FRIDAY AD DEADLINE
Call 393-3811,fax 393-6811or e-mail
[email protected].
117 Erinvine Court,
843-393-4010
RESIDENTIAL
114 Alabama Drive—3 BR, 2 BA, 203 Spring Street—3 BR, 2 BA,
2625 SF—$154,900
2285 SF—$134,500
321 Wyandot Street—3 BR, 2BA, 134 N. Ervin Street—4 BR, 3 BA,
3225 SF—$349,900
1343 SF—$139,000
408 Twin Oaks Court—3 BR, 121 Alabama Drive—3 BR, 2 BA,
2.5 BA, 3611 SF—$299,900
1748 SF—$139,500
124 Alabama Drive—5 BR, 2.5 309 Gilchrist Road—2 BR, 1 BA,
BA, 2865 SF—$199,900
900 SF—$54,900
509 Cashua Ferry Road—4 BR, 107 Oakview Drive—3 BR, 2 BA,
2 BA, 1952 SF—$129,000
2250 SF—$184,900
115 Maryland Drive—3 BR, 2.5 402 Cashua Ferry Road—3 BR,
BA, 2043 SF—$179,900
2 BA, 2110 SF—$119,900
101 Circle Drive—3 BR, 2 BA, 738 N. Main Street—3 BR, 2 BA,
1585 SF—$134,900
1650 SF, 14 MH Lots-$75,000
LAND
Lot 65 Nez Perce Drive-1.2
Acres—$40,000
201 & 202 Redwood Dr—.42
Acres—$12,000
203 & 204 Redwood Dr—.5
Acres—$12,000
TBD Timberlake Dr—Palmetto
Shores,.69 AC—$40,000
Lot 1 Wyandot—1.35 Acres—
$50,000
Lot 17 Wyandot-1.07 Acres$40,000
Wildshall Subdivision-Call for
info
TBD
Evangeline-.31
Acre$25,000
Tract A, 52 By-Pass & Rd 409—
.70 Acres—$12,000
Tract B, 52 By-Pass & Rd 409—
1.38 Acres—$25,000
TBD Smith Avenue—7 Acres—
$325,000
COMMERCIAL
207 Siskron Street—$125,000
311 Society Hill Rd—$112,000
901 Pearl Street—$149,900
300 S. Main Street—$330,000
142 Cashua Street—$89,000
200 A Avenue—$145,000
PLEASE CALL OUR OFFICE FOR INFO ON ALL OF OUR LISTINGS!
FOR FULL LISTINGS AND ADDITIONAL INFORMATION,
CALL 393-4010 OR LOG ONTO WWW.BURTJORDAN.COM
Burt Jordan
Lola Early
Broker-In-Charge
Realtor - ABR, GRI
Realtor
Realtor
260-4138
Tommy Bryant
615-1795
616-1499
Ginger Perry
307-1428
Housing Opportunity. Rents start
at $500.
20c2
YARD SALE
10 family yard sale Saturday, Dec
5, 7 am until, inside Darlington
Moose Lodge, 1056 N.Governor
Williams Hwy. Furniture, new
Vera Bradley items, women and
men clothing. ladies shoes,
kitchen items, Christmas decorations, something for everyone.
You don't want to miss this one.
Our goal is to have a monthly yard
sale with spaces available for $10
per space. a table will be included.
Call 230.4779 or 393.2311 for
more information
20p1
1554 Jamonica Lane, Darlington,
3 bedroom, 2 bath on 1 acre lot,
financing available with low down
payment to qualified buyer. Call 1855-847-6807, ask for Ronnie.
20p2
133 Norwood Circle, 3 bedroom
brick home, 1 1/2 bath,
$550.00/month (843)393-7545
18ctfn
409 Eastburn Court, 3 bedroom
brick home, 1 1/2 bath
$600.00/month (843)393-7545
18ctfn
210-1 B Avenue, one bedroom
duplex, $250/month, 393-7545
18ctfn
541 Jessamine Street, small 2 bedroom house, $300/month, 3937545
18ctfn
105 Reservoir Street - 3 bedroom,
2 bath house with central heat &
air, stove & refrigerator provided,
washer/dryer hook up, upstairs
completely remodeled in 2012,
large front porch, outside storage,
$550.00/deposit, $550.00/rent,
Call 843-393-8084
14ctfn
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
Apartments for Rent
APARTMENTS - Available, 2BRs.
Call Timmons and White. 3935411.
17ctfn
HARTWOOD VILLAGE APTS is
conveniently located minutes
from downtown Hartsville. Now
renting spacious 2 bedroom units.
$100 Move-in incentive ……off
your first month’s rent if qualified!
No water bills! Units designed for
persons with disabilities and/or
rental assistance subject to availability. Credit and criminal check
required. Housing Assistance
accepted. Call April today at
(843) 383-4121 for more info or
stop by the office at 725 E.
Carolina Ave, Apt. 10-B in
Hartsville.
Managed
by
Partnership
Property
Management, an equal opportunity provider and employer. Equal
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AUCTIONS
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107 S.C. newspapers for only
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million readers. Call Alanna
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clients address the complex challenges inherent in today's manufacturing and industrial facilities enviromnent. Our wide experience in meeting industrial plant maintenance needs enables us to
implement systems and processes that keep your facilities and
equipment running at consistently optimum levels.
Job Title: Corporate/Home Office Payroll Clerk
Job Summary: Process weekly payroll for company, including
packaging weekly payroll for delivery as well as miscellaneous
garnishments for employees-i.e child support, tax levies, etc.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Data entry of weekly time
for ongoing sites and project sites that do not maintain an onsite
time keeper. Process and print weekly payroll to be mailed out
weekly. Verifying and setting up all employee garnishments. Field
calls from the field time keepers and employees concerning payroll
check issues. Issuing all replacement checks for payroll errors
and/or missing checks.
Qualifications: Proficient in MSOffice (specifically Excel), previous work experience in a payroll department with large number of
employees, prior experience in JDEdwards is a plus, but not required.
We offer our employees a competitive salary and comprehensive
benefits package and are always looking for individuals with the
talent and skills required to contribute to our continued growth and
success. EOE MIF/Vet/Disabled
Send resumé to: [email protected]
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ADVERTISE YOUR DRIVER
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for only $375. Your 25-word
classified ad will reach more
than 2.3 million readers. Call
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Newspaper Network, 1-888727-7377.
HELP WANTED - SALES
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HELP WANTED - SKILLS &
TRADES
PIPEFITTERS and COMBO
WELDERS with tig and stick
experience company in
Georgetown. Local dependable
fulltime Fitters and welders.
Welders must pass coupon test
call 843-546-2416 to schedule.
Fitters can complete applications at 181 Industrial Dr
Georgetown SC NO PERDIEM
MISCELLANEOUS
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certified Aviation Technician.
Financial aid for qualified students. Job placement assistance. Call Aviation Institute of
Maintenance 866-367-2513
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more.
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SERVICES - MISCELLANEOUS
DIVORCE WITH OR WITHOUT
Odom’s
Mini Storage
1009 N. Main St.
Darlington, SC
393-1327 or 393-9071
Answers from 2B
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www.pamsherrill.net
100 Exchange St., Darlington
843-393-3231
Real Estate
Appraisals
Auctions
Estate Sales
NEW LISTINGS
569 Gilchrist Rd---Custom Built home sitting on 4 acres of land. Home has
2,134 sq ft of living area, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, large den with fireplace, formal dining room, home office, Kitchen has tile back splash and an island, &
Breakfast area. Master bedroom has his and her walk in closets. Master bath
has double sinks, tub/shower combo and large garden tub. Hardwood floors in
main areas and carpet in bedrooms. Large screened porch on rear of house over
looks inground pool and pool house. 2 car attached garage. Large circular concrete drive. 60 X 30 workshop/garage area and 32 X 36 Shop. This home is a
must see to appreciate. Priced @ $279,900.00.
RESIDENTIAL
1177 Wildshall Rd --- 4 bedrooms, 4
1/2 baths, 4,367 sq ft - $460,000
2119 Summerville Blvd --- 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, 2,100 sq ft --$229,900
1029 Spring Acres Dr -- 3 bedrooms,
3 baths, 2,400 sq ft -- $229,900
110 Virginia Dr -- 4 bedrooms, 3 1/2
baths, 2,765 sq ft -- $199,900
2132 E. Paces Trail --- 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, 1,830 sq ft $194,900
4831 Lullwater Dr --- 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, 1,600 sq ft --- $169,900
4843 Lullwater Dr --- 3 bedrooms, 2
--- $164,900
baths, 1,665 R
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Andrews Mill Rd-3 bedrooms, 2
baths, 1,574 sq ft, 5 acres of land
$162,000.00
202 Woodhaven Dr- 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, large den, living room, home office,
big laundrey room with lots of storage,
renovated kitchen, 2,032 sq ft, Sun room
overlooking in ground pool--$159,900
207 Barfield Rd---PRIVATE Large
Bonus Room upstairs in this 2 bedroom
and 2 bath brick home. Hardwood floors,
12 ft ceilings, plaster walls. Fenced in back
yard with Large inground pool, 3 huge
pecan trees & grapevines. 60+ additional
acres available for purchase. Must see to
appreciated. $149,900
220 Belvin St-3 bedrooms, 2 baths,
2,215 sq ft-$139,900 - REDUCED
4880 Lullwater Dr --- 3 bedrooms,
NT RA CT 2
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baths,
--- $136,900
313 Lawson Rd--3 bedrooms, 2 baths,
1,460 sq ft--$139,900
1341 Rogers Rd-3 bedrooms, 2 baths,
1,713 sq ft-$111,000
413 Mustang Rd-4 bedrooms, 2 baths,
1,428 sq ft -$110,000 – REDUCED
1039 W. McIver Rd-3 bedrooms, 2
baths, 1,632 sq ft $92,900
1621 Cashua Ferry Rd--3 bedrooms
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baths-$87,900
417 Eastburn Ct -- 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, 1,021 sq ft -- $79,900 Seller
will pay buyer's closing cost with
an acceptable offer.
314 Lawson Rd- 3 bedrooms,
1/2
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2048 N. Governor Williams Hwy
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2 baths,
1,632 sq ft $49,900
LAND AND LOTS
Owner financing available on some lots
Lot J Remount Heights II - cleared with Lot F Jeffords Mill Rd---cleared, .70 acres-----$12,000
septic tank - $15,000
Lot A Jeffords Mill Rd---cleared, .72 acres---- Great Cypress Rd-1.50 acres, septic tank and
county water, --- $8,000
-$12,000
Lot D Jeffords Mill Rd---cleared, .72 acres----$12,000
COMMERCIAL LAND
Williams Hwy--Great opportunity to own prime real estate on Hwy 52. Septic tank and
water $39,900
COMMERCIAL LISTING
110 Blue Street--Commercial building with 600 sq ft and batting cage. Great opportunity to
own your own business. Located directly across from the recreation ball field.
Motivated seller bring all offers $25,000
2244 Harry Byrd Hwy - Commercial bld. 11,684 sq ft metal building. Sits on 4+ acres
of land. 6 ft fence around perimeter of property. Currently used as an office, warehouse,
& Restaurant/lounge. Plenty of office area. 5 restrooms. 5 car detached garage at rear of
property. Lots of potential uses. Conveniently located 4 miles from Darlington Raceway.
Close to Hartsville and I-20. Owner will do some financing with a substantial down payment.
Call today to see this property. Priced at $850,000 – REDUCED
121 Sanders Street – 16 unit apartment complex. 2 bedrooms and 1 bath,
871 sq ft in each unit. Great Investment opportunity. 100% occupied with
great rental history. Property also has office space available. Apartment
complex is on the corner of Sanders and Wells Street. Within walking
distance to downtown Darlington. – Priced at $530,000. Bring all offers.
children $125.00. Includes
name change and property settlement agreement. SAVE hundreds. Fast and easy. Call 1888-733-7165, 24/7
SPORTING GOODS
GUN SHOW - Georgia's Largest
Dec. 5 - 6 Sat. 9-5 & Sun. 10-5
Atlanta Expo Center (3650
Jonesboro Rd SE) BUY-SELLTRADE INFO: (563) 927-8176
VACATION RENTALS
ADVERTISE YOUR VACATION
PROPERTY FOR RENT OR
SALE to more than 2.3 million
S.C. newspaper readers. Your
25-word classified ad will
appear in 107 S.C. newspapers
for only $375. Call Alanna
Ritchie at the South Carolina
Newspaper Network, 1-888727-7377.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
OF ESTATES
All persons having claims against
the following estates MUST file their
claims on Form #371ES with the
Probate Court of Darlington County,
the address of which is Room 208
Courthouse, One Public Square,
Darlington, SC 29532, within eight(8)
months after the date of the first publication of this Notice to Creditors or
within one (1) year from date of
death, whichever is earlier (SCPC 623-801, et seq.), or such persons shall
be forever barred as to their claims. All
claims are required to be presented in
written statements on the prescribed
form (FORM #371ES) indicating the
name and the address of the claimant,
the basis of the claim, the amount
claimed, the date when the claim will
become due, the nature of any uncertainty as to the claim and a description of any security as to the claim.
Estate: Rodenia Rose Williams
Case Number: 2015ES1600458
Personal Representative: Keisha
Chamone Rose
Address: 10024 Baxter Caldwell
Drive, Charlotte, NC 28213
435 Sartor Dr--60 X 40 metal building, 6" concrete floors, front and back
walk through doors, 3-16 ft rolling doors on front of building, 1-16 ft rolling
CTa 6 ft chain link fence
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around the property lines. Great place for a construction company or trucking
Company. 3-4 acres of land. Exact acreage to be determined. $75,000.00
PAM T. SHERRILL
To view these properties visit www.pamsherrill.net
BIC/Owner/Auctioneer SCAL#3103 - Cell: 339-7505
CASEY RHEUARK
Realtor
843-307-4035
JESSICA EVANS
Realtor
843-206-4187
CHARLES WATSON
Appraiser CR-2868
Cell: 245-3103
INVITATION TO BID
Darlington County Water and Sewer Authority is accepting
sealed Bids for the following vehicles and equipment:
ID#
Description
1124
2006 Ford Ranger Vin # 1FTYR10U56PA70630
1107
2003 Ford Ranger Vin # 1FTYR14VX3PB05094
1140
1999 Ford Ranger Vin # 1FTYR10V2XPB72266
1132
1998 Ford F-750 Vin # 1FDXF70JXWVA24800
1169
2003 New Holland Back Hoe Vin # 31034998
These vehicles and equipment will be sold to the highest bidder, as is, with no guarantee or warranty. Interested parties
should submit sealed bids with ID#,Vin # of vehicle and description of equipment. Envelopes must be marked with the
following:VEHICLE BID, Darlington County Water & Sewer
Authority, Attention: Julie Johnson, PO Box 968 Darlington,
SC 29540. All bids shall contain bidders full name, address,
phone number, the item(s) with the vin. # and amount of the
bid(s). The Authority has the right to refuse any or all bids.
Bids must be received at Darlington County Water & Sewer
Authority Office by 2:00 p.m., Tuesday December 15, 2015.
The successful bidders shall pay the bid amount by cash or certified check within 5 days of notification of award and remove
equipment within 10 days of payment. These vehicles are
available for viewing December 10 and December 11 during
normal business hours at Darlington County Water & Sewer
Authority at 1701 Harry Byrd, Hwy., Darlington, SC.
DELINQUENT TAX NOTICES
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF TAX EXECUTIONS ISSUED BY THE TAX COLLECTOR OF DARLINGTON COUNTY FOR TAXES PAST DUE AND UNPAID. PROPER LEVY HAS BEEN MADE ON THE
REAL ESTATE HERINAFTER DESCRIBED AS DESIGNATED IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY AUDITOR. I WILL SELL THE SAME AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER BEFORE
THE FRONT DOOR OF THE COURTHOUSE IN DARLINGTON, COUNTY OF DARLINGTON, AND STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. AT 10:00 A.M. ON MONDAY, December 7, 2015. ANY
PERSON INTERESTED IN PURCHASING REAL ESTATE AT THE AUCTION SHOULD COME BY THE TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE, ROOM 207, IN THE COURTHOUSE AND SIGN THE PROPER FORMS
BY 5:00 P.M., DECEMBER 4, 2015 AND WILL RECEIVE A NUMBER ON THE MORNING OF THE SALE . YOU CANNOT SIGN UP ON THE DAY OF THE SALE. IF YOU HAVE PURCHASED
ANY PROPERTY WITHIN THE LAST TWO YEARS, PLEASE CHECK FOR THE PERSON’S NAME THE PROPERTY WAS PREVIOUSLY IN. IN MANY CASES YOU WILL FIND THERE WILL BE
DELINQUENT TAXES ON THE PROPERTY IN THE PREVIOUS OWNER’S NAME IF THE PROPERTY WAS PURCHASED AFTER JANUARY THE 1st OF THE TAX YEAR. NO PERSONAL CHECKS
ACCEPTED. NO TAX PAYMENTS WILL BE ACCEPTED ON DAY OF SALE. FINAL TIME FOR PAYMENTS IS DECEMBER 4, 2015, BEFORE 5 P.M. DARLINGTON COUNTY REAL ESTATE TAX
SALE WILL BE HELD DEC. 7, 2015 AT 10AM IN THE COURTROOM ON THE FIFTH FLOOR.
NO PERSONAL CHECKS ACCEPTED. NO TAX PAYMENTS WILL BE ACCEPTED ON DAY OF SALE. FINAL TIME FOR PAYMENT IS DECEMBER 4, 2015, BEFORE 5 P.M.
IF THERE ARE ANY ERRORS, PLEASE CONTACT THIS OFFICE IMMEDIATELY-398-4170. TAXES ARE BASED ON LEGAL OWNERSHIP AS OF JANUARY 1ST, 2014,
OF THE DELINQUENT TAX YEAR. PLEASE CONTACT THE TAX ASSESSOR’S OFFICE-398-4180-FOR ADDRESS CORRECTION.
THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICTS WERE THE PROPERTY IS LOCATED:
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BETHEL
INSIDE THE CITY LIMITS OF DARLINGTON
OUTSIDE THE CITY LIMITS OF DARLINGTON
QUIETUDE
NEWMAN SWAMP
POND HOLLOW
INDSIDE TOWN LIMITS OF LAMAR
OUTSIDE TOWN LIMITS OF LAMAR
MECHANICSVILLE
SWIFT CREEK
BLACK CREEK
KELLEYTOWN
LAKE SWAMP
HIGH HILL
INSIDE TOWN LIMITS OF SOCIETY HILL
OUTSIDE TOWN LIMITS OF SOCIETY HILL
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MONT CLARE
LYDIA
LEAVENSWORTH
NEW MARKET
ANTIOCH
PHILADELPHIA
PALMETTO
INDIAN BRANCH
LYNCHES RIVER
OATES
CLYDE
BURNT BRANCH
DOVESVILLE
INSIDE CITY LIMITS OF HARTSVILLE
OUTSIDE CITY LIMITS OF HARTSVILLE
TERMS; CASH, MONEY ORDER OR CASHIER’S CHECK AT TIME OF SALE; NO PERSONAL CHECKS ACCEPTED.
MAE HELEN BURCH, TAX COLLECTOR, DARLINGTON COUNTY
PROPERTY IN NAMES OF THE FOLLOWING HAS UNPAID TAXES AS OF 5 P.M., NOVEMBER 25, 2015:
RECIEPT
000058-14-3
000285-14-3
000983-14-3
001026-14-3
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004244-14-3
004246-14-3
004250-14-3
004251-14-3
004252-14-3
004253-14-3
004254-14-3
004256-14-3
004294-14-3
004366-14-3
004499-14-3
004553-14-3
004555-14-3
004576-14-3
004655-14-3
004706-14-3
004761-14-3
004839-14-3
004880-14-3
004909-14-3
NAME
ABRAHAM ESTELLE
ADDISON IONA & JAMES JR
ALEXANDER JOSEPHINE
& IRA WILLIAMS
ALFORD FRED EST
ALFORD MARY
ALFORD WILLIAM
ALLEN BENJAMIN ETAL
ALLEN LEROY CHALMERS SR
ALLIANCE REALTY CAPITAL LLC
ALLSBROOK TRESSIE
ALLSBROOK TRESSIE
ALLSBROOK TRESSIE W
AMERICAN EQUITY FUNDING INC
ANASTOPOULO AKIM NOW: TINA SEQUI
ANDERSON JAMES M
NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED
ANDERSON MILTON H III
ANDERSON VIRGINIA
ANDERSON VIRGINIA
ANDERSON VIRGINIA
ANDERSON VIRGINIA
ANDERSON VIRGINIA
ANDERSON VIRGINIA
ANDREWS LOUIS
ANTLEY ALLEN
ARNOLD ALLEN D ETAL
ARTHUR CURTIS NOW: RONALD GRIGGS
ARTHUR EDWARD J
ASC INVESTMENT GROUP
ASR OF FLORENCE INC
ATKINSON BERTHA S
AUSTIN ROBERT
BACHMAN AUDREY ANN
BACHUS EDDIE J
BACOTE BARBARA A
BACOTE CHARLES BROCK
BACOTE JESSIE M & FRANCES BROWN
BACOTE SUSAN A
BAILEY CHARLES JR & SONIA A
BAILEY RETHA EST
BAREFOOT GRADY H & MAGGIE L
BAREFOOT VENTURES OF HARTS. LLC
BARNHILL LETHA G ETAL
BARNO SHERMAN L JR
BASS VIVIAN JEANNE WILEY &
MARGARET ROSE WILEY WOMACK
BATH INC
BATH INC
BATH INC
BECKHAM WALLACE H
BELIN JONAFAYE
BELL TINA
BENJAMIN CAROLYN C & ETAL
BENJAMIN DELAUNDA & DEON
BENJAMIN HOWARD
BENJAMIN JAMES
BENNETT HATTIE JACKSON &
SAMMIE L JACKSON JR
BERRY TINA
BESS SARAH H
BESS SARAH H
BEY KHAILIL A KAREEM
BISHOP CHARLIE
BISHOP FRANK JR
BISHOP THOMAS & THEOLA
BISHOP SHEBA NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED
BISHOP SHEBA
BISHOP SHEBA
BISHOP SHEBA
BISHOP SHEBA
BISHOP SHELBA
BISHOP TERRY JEROME
BLACK CONNIE TAYLOR
BLACKMAN JAMES K
BLACKMON THOMAS
BLACKWELL JOHN S
BLACKWELL KATHIE S
BLACKWELL SAM ETAL
BLAKNEY BILLY
BLATHERS GEORGE F
BLUFF STREET INVESTMENT LLC
BOCTOR FADY
BOLT JEAN
BONNOITT JEROME A
DESCRIPTION
2 LOTS
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
10.00 ACRES
1.15 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
21.32 ACRES 1 BLDG
31.47 ACRES
46.39 ACRES
5.16 ACRES
101.73 ACRES
33.25 ACRES
128.80 ACRES
35.86 ACRES
36.69 ACRES
16.84 ACRES 6 BLDG
1 LOT
1 BLDG
1 LOT
2 BLDG
.22 ACRES
3 BLDG
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1.00 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
10.00 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
11.58 ACRES
.64 ACRES
1 LOT
6.08 ACRES
.64 ACRES
1 LOT
.47 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
5.88 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
.47 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
2 LOTS
1.18 ACRES
13.54 ACRES
1 LOT
.78 ACRES
1.32 ACRES
1 LOT
.84 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 BLDG
2 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
2 BLDG
1 BLDG
2 BLDG
1 BLDG
2 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
2 BLDG
2 BLDG
2 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
DISTRICT
16-F
2-1
32-1
14-F
2-2DF
14-F
12-F
23-F
32-1
32-1
32-1
32-1
14-F
2-1
32-1
11-F
11-F
11-F
11-F
11-F
11-F
11-F
11-F
11-F
11-F
32-1
32-1
32-1
32-1
32-1
32-1
2-1
18-LF
2-2DF
2-2H
16-F
32-1
11-F
32-2
18-HF
14-F
15-F
30-F
32-1
2-1
16-F
2-2DF
1
2-2DF
32-2
32-2
32-2
32-2
2-1
2-1
32-1
11-F
11-F
29-HF
16-F
32-2
32-1
18-HF
32-1
18-HF
18-LF
32-2
2-2H
2-2H
14-F
32-2
32-2
32-2
15-F
32-2
32-1
16-F
2-2DF
2-1
13-1
32-1
32-2
9-F
15-F
32-2
9-F
9-F
32-2
28-F
6-2F
32-1
2-1
21
2-2F
MAP NUMBER
NET TAX
162-00-01-010
164-09-03-015
178-00-01-042
108-00-01-129
127-00-01-166
056-09-03-056
057-02-02-004
057-02-02-056
057-06-03-077
196-00-01-167
164-14-02-083
056-14-07-023
201.37
194.46
198.07
465.06
239.51
1010.12
1201.74
271.86
644.29
354.22
1356.46
523.39
100-00-01-073
165-11-02-008
057-02-02-116
111-00-01-100
111-00-01-149
131-00-01-077
131-00-01-160
132-00-01-010
132-00-01-021
132-00-01-059
132-00-01-158
132-00-01-159
132-00-01-165
056-14-01-054
056-14-01-055
056-14-03-068
056-14-05-062
057-02-01-042
057-06-03-083
165-02-02-082
095-00-01-103
164-09-05-026
166-00-04-072
100-00-01-054
057-06-03-057
133-00-01-106
055-05-01-028
052-00-02-185
180-00-01-030
060-00-01-082
140-00-01-113
056-10-03-049
165-06-03-020
162.39
278.23
1157.13
192.19
198.32
235.93
1095.94
377.23
204.72
442.86
210.99
210.85
414.22
996.40
1524.43
1533.54
3300.05
1464.10
523.39
1177.95
137.97
879.50
1093.61
417.49
1625.12
237.12
258.18
770.65
1061.09
178.56
217.54
862.67
922.44
100-00-02-072
164-09-06-007
102-00-01-034
164-13-03-018
057-00-03-108
055-07-03-024
159.04
1072.37
144.99
217.24
6388.08
1065.49
055-07-03-068
288.32
055-07-03-065
165-10-01-042
165-07-02-009
056-14-02-052
151-00-03-000
151-00-03-009
038-00-01-008
100-00-02-243
054-15-01-100
057-06-03-021
052-00-04-047
057-02-02-107
053-00-01-026
118-00-01-007
055-03-01-036
167-00-01-081
167-00-01-083
180-00-03-014
055-07-02-051
055-07-02-031
055-07-03-060
041-00-01-129
055-07-02-023
056-14-06-069
123-00-01-032
164-04-01-034
165-09-03-045
172-09-01-009
056-14-03-088
055-07-03-013
011-00-01-194
039-00-02-013
057-06-01-052
019-00-03-027
019-00-03-026
055-09-02-001
008-00-01-014
090-00-01-017
056-10-04-004
165-03-03-013
186-00-03-045
147-00-05-141
326.81
1309.43
1136.86
1041.47
757.56
900.75
233.19
510.38
1001.66
523.99
169.14
275.94
208.45
250.08
393.37
323.26
584.35
198.07
580.39
172.33
217.93
627.26
1144.55
289.31
139.52
560.21
190.53
976.55
146.74
134.49
686.04
154.56
149.37
188.31
666.28
392.17
165.45
263.06
1522.12
206.33
609.92
299.39
RECIEPT
022933-14-5
005040-14-3
005045-14-3
005051-14-3
023254-14-5
005166-14-3
005358-14-3
005469-14-3
005597-14-3
005599-14-3
005600-14-3
005662-14-3
005767-14-3
005773-14-3
005835-14-3
005849-14-3
005919-14-3
005986-14-3
005989-14-3
006194-14-3
006262-14-3
006339-14-3
006347-14-3
006386-14-3
006431-14-3
006457-14-3
006675-14-3
006679-14-3
006688-14-3
006689-14-3
006702-14-3
007061-14-3
007088-14-3
007272-14-3
007346-14-3
007427-14-3
007441-14-3
007498-14-3
007510-14-3
007576-14-3
007616-14-3
007617-14-3
007621-14-3
007645-14-3
007743-14-3
007744-14-3
007751-14-3
007889-14-3
007964-14-3
007966-14-3
007969-14-3
007972-14-3
007979-14-3
007990-14-3
008022-14-3
008024-14-3
008327-14-3
008530-14-3
008549-14-3
008629-14-3
008769-14-3
008848-14-3
009035-14-3
009069-14-3
009077-14-3
009150-14-3
009169-14-3
009223-14-3
009238-14-3
009433-14-3
009455-14-3
009483-14-3
009559-14-3
009561-14-3
009563-14-3
009568-14-3
009679-14-3
009880-14-3
009900-14-3
009992-14-3
009996-14-3
010225-14-3
010226-14-3
010373-14-3
010377-14-3
032717-14-5
010675-14-3
010751-14-3
010752-14-3
010773-14-3
010778-14-3
NAME
BOSCH MARK STANLEY
BOSTON ERNEST L & SHALA F
BOSTON LUEBIRDIE
BOSTON WALLACE L & LUEBIRDIE E
BOYD EMORY P
BOYKIN HAYWARD & LORETTA
RICHARDSON NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED
BRAILEY JOHNNY
BRASINGTON B A III
BRISTOW HARVEY
BRISTOW HARVEY
BRISTOW JIMMY & ELIZABETH
BRITT THOMAS E &
CATHY KEMMERLINE
BROCKINGTON JOSEPH DARRELL
BROCKINGTON OLIVIA &
MARGRETT BROCKINGTON
BROWN ANTHONY C
BROWN BARBARA & WILSON CARRIE
BROWN DAVID & LORETTA B
BROWN GEORGE
BROWN GEORGE E ETAL
BROWN NANCY B & GEORGE M III
BROWN SIDNEY T & ELLEN
BRUCE JAMES & ETALS
BRUCE LEON
BRUNSON AMANDA
BRUNSON TYWANNA DIX
BRYAN SHIRLEY J ETAL
BULL JAMES E
BULL COLEMAN EST
BULL JAMES E
BULL JAMES E
BULL SHIRLEY M
BYRD DANA L
NOW: CYNTHIA CROWLEY
BYRD DORIS L ETAL
BYRD MICHAEL SCOTT
BYRD TYRONE NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED
CAIN ANGEL
CAIN PETITIA NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED
CAMERON SHANNON S
CAMPBELL ANNA E EST
CAMPBELL JACKIE L
NOW: TONYA HUNTER
CAMPBELL MARY LOUISE & ETAL
CAMPBELL MARY LOUISE & ETAL
CAMPBELL PATRICIA ANN
CAMPBELL THOMAS L
CAPERS CHARLIE
CAPERS CHARLIE & MARTHA
CAPERS GARRY ETAL
CAROLINA MOSES & REBECCA
CARRAWAY JOHNNIE JR
CARRAWAY JOHNNIE JR & VANESSA
CARRAWAY JOHNNY
CARRAWAY JOHNNY
CARRAWAY JOHNNY JR
CARRAWAY VANESSA
CARROWAY JOHNNY
CARROWAY KISHA L
CAULDER JUDY
CERNE LARRY & FREDA
CHAMBERS ANDREW & LOIS
CHAPMAN CATHERINE SINGLETARY
CHARLES CATHY RENEE & MARIO S
MAYSHACK
CHERRY RUFUS & JOHNNY CHERRY
CHURCH OF GOD HOUSE OF PRAYER
CITIFINANCIAL INC
CLAIR MARSHA D
CLARK JAMES RUFUS ETAL
CLARK LAMIBIA SENTELL
CLENDENIN ANDREW R & PAMELA L
CLIFTON LESLIE E III
COEFIELD CALVIN
COFFIN LUCILLE G
COKER ANTHONY L & WENDELL
COLCLOUGH HARRY & SAMMIE LEE
COLCLOUGH HARRY L
COLCLOUGH HARRY LEE
COLCLOUGH SAMMIE LEE
COLLINS CHARLES H
CONYERS PATRICIA
COOK CLEVELAND
COOPER ERICA
COOPER GENEVA
COUNCIL RUDOLPH & BESSIE M
COUNCIL RUDOLPH & BESSIE MAE
CRAFT JAMIE NOW: EVA CRAFT
CRAFT PATRICIA
CRAWFORD WILLIAM E
CUFFIE ALVIN NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED
CURTIS ALTHEA ETAL
CURTIS ALTHEA ETAL
CURTIS SAM
CURTIS SAMUEL C
DESCRIPTION
5.06 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
.46 ACRES
1 LOTS
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOTS
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
2 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 LOT
1 LOT
2 LOTS
2 LOTS
1.96 ACRES
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 LOT
2.50 ACRES
1 LOT
2.00 ACRES
1 BLDG
3 BLDG
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1.00 ACRES
1 LOT
1.87 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1.41 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
2 LOTS
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
2.50 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1.95 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
2 LOTS
1 LOT
1 LOT
2.14 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOTS
1 LOT
2 LOTS
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
2.01 ACRES
4.00 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
2.70 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
79.00 ACRES
6.00 ACRES
2.00 ACRES
1 LOT
1 BLDG
2 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
2 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
2 BLDG
3 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
3 BLDG
1 BLDG
DISTRICT
11-F
2-1
2-1
2-1
2-2F
32-1
MAP NUMBER
133-00-01-019
165-03-02-036
165-11-02-033
165-11-02-032
144-00-01-167
056-14-05-012
NET TAX
32-1
32-1
038-00-01-025
164-15-03-069
051-00-04-043
053-00-01-027
165-07-05-086
165-05-01-069
057-02-01-113
056-09-03-053
185.23
331.57
185.46
237.88
1008.06
557.12
033-00-05-037
056-14-01-052
155-00-01-100
056-14-07-070
057-06-01-005
292.27
399.50
563.46
751.28
134.24
262.92
404.98
29-H
2-1
5-F
18-HF
2-1
2-1
32-2
32-1
13-F
32-1
32-2
32-1
32-1
2-2DF
13-F
2-2DF
16-F
32-1
16-F
2-2DF
16-F
16-F
16-F
28-F
15-F
13-F
11-F
32-1
32-1
21
32-1
28-F
2-2DF
2-1
15-F
32-2
2-1
2-1
32-1
16-F
32-1
15-F
32-1
18-LF
1
18-HF
14-F
18-HF
2-2F
16-F
2-2DF
13-F
27-F
32-1
32-2
32-1
32-1
32-2
18-HF
21
8-F
2-2H
28-F
12-F
15-F
32-1
15-F
15-F
23-F
11-F
32-1
4-F
2-2H
11-F
11-F
12-H
8-F
14-F
32-2
2-2F
7-F
2-2F
2-2DF
056-03-03-052
432.29
261.51
178.67
651.10
148.69
1484.63
435.09
057-02-01-046
164-13-02-009
154-16-01-025
164-04-01-017
100-00-02-195
2938.82
276.92
185.73
308.82
421.33
100-00-01-008
100-00-01-037
100-00-04-001
012-00-01-036
328.01
1077.51
168.76
562.08
056-14-07-069
100-00-02-139
163-15-02-021
751.81
230.56
371.11
060-00-01-075
137-00-01-013
152-00-01-093
056-13-04-022
057-02-02-079
218-09-02-028
056-14-07-068
012-00-09-002
483.52
335.27
483.60
1063.44
1129.44
403.77
1249.35
179.77
034-00-01-048
1592.81
165-08-01-061
391.90
163-15-02-023
165-07-05-031
039-00-02-039
165-08-01-060
056-14-02-046
142-00-02-088
057-02-01-008
039-00-04-035
057-06-02-025
073-00-01-081
058-00-04-024
052-00-02-181
179-00-01-033
052-00-03-155
217.24
237.55
312.32
569.97
275.94
198.07
657.65
486.70
475.51
471.34
168.62
192.16
308.69
622.34
146-00-01-014
143-00-01-096
163-15-02-007
155-00-01-075
062-00-01-104
571.33
1352.08
60.95
165.53
181.90
056-14-06-062
897.36
056-10-04-016
057-02-01-128
056-13-04-003
055-15-01-067
052-00-04-045
218-13-01-015
126-00-01-041
165-16-01-030
006-00-03-008
149-00-01-025
039-00-01-105
182.69
733.28
876.04
275.69
383.10
166.68
3145.40
294.13
145.17
1186.15
435.60
056-09-03-062
039-00-01-037
805.08
1232.33
128-00-03-008
132-00-01-077
057-06-02-013
043-00-02-006
166-00-02-012
112-00-01-031
112-00-01-030
168-00-01-152
103-00-01-034
315.19
145.17
356.53
167.82
303.79
1137.37
1222.00
176.01
768.66
039-00-04-006
181-00-02-012
055-11-01-032
182-00-01-039
182-00-01-062
182-00-01-044
163-15-02-066
327.93
491.66
204.50
314.28
135.74
298.87
201.14
RECIEPT
010779-14-3
010782-14-3
010783-14-3
011092-14-3
011117-14-3
011273-14-3
011305-14-3
011313-14-3
011387-14-3
011388-14-3
011525-14-3
011557-14-3
011558-14-3
011559-14-3
011560-14-3
011574-14-3
011801-14-3
011803-14-3
011854-14-3
012125-14-3
012126-14-3
012129-14-3
012130-14-3
012131-14-3
012132-14-3
012133-14-3
012134-14-3
012135-14-9
012136-14-3
012137-14-3
012138-14-3
012148-14-3
012175-14-3
012176-14-3
012222-14-3
012249-14-3
012250-14-3
012251-14-3
012252-14-3
012277-14-3
012344-14-3
023499-14-5
012381-14-3
012495-14-3
012569-14-3
012743-14-3
012865-14-3
012866-14-3
012891-14-3
012892-14-3
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NAME
CURTIS SAMUEL C
CURTIS SAMUEL C
CURTIS SAMUEL C
DARLINGTON COUNTY HABITAT
FOR HUMANITY
DARLINGTON FUEL COMPANY
DAVIS CHESTER G ETAL
DAVIS DISHEDA A
DAVIS E W & F M
DAVIS IKEYBRA & BRYAN
DAVIS INEZ PEARSON
DAVIS MAZARINE
DAVIS PERRY ETAL
DAVIS PERRY ETAL
DAVIS PERRY ETAL
DAVIS PERRY ETAL
DAVIS RHETT
DEAS JOHNNY M & ANGIE E
DEAS JOHNNY M & ANGIE E
DELAINE MAVIS ANN
NOW: CONNELL DELAINE
DICKEY CHARLES W SR
DICKEY CHARLES W SR
DICKEY CYNTHIA
DICKEY CYNTHIA H
DICKEY DAVID A
DICKEY HENRY J
DICKEY JAMES H
DICKEY JAMES H
DICKEY JAMES H
DICKEY JAMES H
DICKEY JAMES H
DICKEY JAMES H
DICKS PATRICIA
DILLON FREDDIE AND DOROTHY
DILLON FREDDIE L
DIXIE MECHANICS CLUB
DIXON EDDIE J
DIXON EDDIE NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED
DIXON EDDIE JAMES
DIXON EDDIE JAMES ETAL
DIXON GWEN L & SHERRI T
DIXON JOE JR
DIXON JOSEPH C JR & CHRISTINE RENEE
DIXON MAUISE N & RUFUS JR
DOLFORD MILDRED &
ELIZABETH FRAZIER
DORITY RICHARD JOHN JR
DOWN TO EARTH CONTRACTORS LLC
DUBOSE GEORGE
DUBOSE GEORGE
DUBOSE JOSEPH SCOTT
DUBOSE JOSEPH SCOTT &
LEE WEBER DUBOSE
DUBOSE JOSEPH SCOTT & LEE
WEBER DUBOSE
DUBOSE JOSEPH SCOTT & LEE
WEBER DUBOSE
DUBOSE KENNETH L
DUBOSE KENNETH LEE
DUBOSE LINDA
DUBOSE NELLIE
DUBOSE OPHELIA
DUBOSE RAYMOND & WILLIE M B
DUBOSE S E
DUBOSE TYRONE
DUVAL MARGIE S
NOW: WESLEY A STEPHENS
EDWARDS PERRY
EDWARDS STEVE & MARY
EDWARDS TIMOTHY TYRONE SR
ELLERBE HERMAN
ELLIS HENRY LEE
ELLISON WILLIAM H
ENGLISH JAMES ET AL
ENGLISH RONNIE &
MARY ENGLISH WINGATE
ENGLISH RONNIE &
MARY ENGLISH WINGATE
ENGLISH WM JR & BERNETHA
ENOCH SEAN & ANDRENA
EVANS FRED NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED
EVANS LARRY
EVANS SANDRA LOUISE
FAILE RENNEE'
FARMER ALICIA
FAST POINT FOOD STORES INC
FELKEL KENNETH C
FELKEL KENNETH C
FIELDS LAURA A
FINK FRANCESCA
FISHER AMANDA
FLO-ROSE LLC
FLOYD CURTIS D
FLOYD LEGRAND & MARY
FLOYD PINCKNEY SHANE
FLOYD PINCKNEY SHANE
FLOYD SHARON H
FLYNN ROOSEVELT
FORD DARIOL NOW: JAMES MANNING
FOUNTAIN LUELLA H ETAL
FOUNTAIN LUELLA HAWKINS ETAL
FRANKLIN ADRIENE
FRAZIER EDITH
FRAZIER T G JR ETAL
FREEMAN JAMAL ROLANDO
FREEMAN JAMAL ROLANDO
FRIERSON BONNIE M
FUNDERBURK IRA DALE & IRA BRUCE
FUNDERBURKE IRA DALE & IRA BRUCE
FUNDERBURKE IRA DALE & IRA BRUCE
FUNDERBURKE RONNIE E
FURNESS MACK
FUTRELL SHAWN HUNTER
GABEL KENNETH & LAURA
NOW: SABREE HAFEEZAH
GADSON ROSEMARY &
MARTHA WHEELER
GAINEY DARRELL MCKINLEY
GAINEY H B NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED
GAINEY HOWARD
GAINEY HOWARD B
GAINEY JASON D & ROBERTA L
GAINEY PAUL
GAINEY RAY NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED
GAINEY TOMMY
GAINEY WILLIAM GERALD
NOW: SILAS HINES JR
GANDY EVELYN ETAL
GANDY JESSIE M
GANDY LEON
GANDY ROBERT SR
GIBSON CHRISTINE
GARDNER CHARLES RAY
GARDNER CHARLIE RAY
GARRISON RUTH T
GASKINS JULIAN R ETAL
GATES B I
GATES B I
GATES B I NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED
GATES B I
GATES B I
GATES B I
DESCRIPTION
1 LOT
1 LOT
2 LOTS
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
2.95 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
.37 ACRES
9.40 ACRES
1.50 ACRES
1 LOT
9.50 ACRES
1.50 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1.15 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
13.33 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
5.00 ACRES
13.00 ACRES
1.00 ACRE
1 LOT
1 LOT
3.00 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
2.22 ACRES
1.03 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
.20 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
15.10 ACRES
16.38 ACRES
163-15-02-075
165-12-03-044
165-12-03-051
056-10-04-094
NET TAX
1 BLDG
2-2DF
2-1
2-1
32-1
1 BLDG
18-HF
6-1
052-00-02-112
066-15-01-073
237.94
1993.73
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
2 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
2 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
2.00 ACRES
1 LOT
6 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 BLDG
.54 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1.17 ACRES
1 LOT
1 BLDG
2 BLDG
1 BLDG
26.75 ACRES
1.37 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
5.47 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOTS
.66 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
8.90 ACRES
1.00 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
.30 ACRES
.31 ACRES
.27 ACRES
.42 ACRES
.42 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
.25 ACRES
1.53 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
.85 ACRES
1 LOT
.86 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1.00 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1.01 ACRES
3 LOTS
1 LOT
2 LOTS
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
.17 ACRES
1 LOT
1.40 ACRES
2.19 ACRES
1 LOT
3.05 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
2 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
2 BLDG
2 BLDG
1 BLDG
2 BLDG
1 BLDG
057-02-02-036
165-10-03-064
032-01-03-004
051-00-01-036
052-00-02-028
052-00-02-059
075-00-01-062
052-00-02-201
147-00-06-010
147-00-06-017
174-00-01-019
32-2
32-2
32-1
32-1A
32-1A
18-LF
18-LF
11-F
055-07-01-069
055-07-03-058
056-10-04-020
056-14-04-030
056-14-04-031
138-00-01-002
138-00-01-003
151-00-07-003
32-2
32-1
32-1
1
32-1
32-2
32-2
2-2F
27-F
27-F
27-F
27-F
27-F
14-F
32-2
18-HF
16-F
2-2F
28-F
29-H
29-H
2-2F
2-2F
2-1
11-F
11-F
12-F
16-F
2-1
2-1
2-2F
11-F
2-2F
17-F
1
1
13-F
18-LF
32-1
32-1
32-1
2-2DF
12-F
18-H
18-LF
32-1
17
32-2
32-1A
9-F
9-F
2-1
32-1
32-2
32-2
11-F
29-HF
32-1
32-1
12-F
2-1
18-HF
18-LF
5-F
28-F
16-F
16-F
1 BLDG
32-2
32-2
15-F
32-2
32-2
32-2
8-F
6-1
17
18-LF
1 BLDG
9-F
1
32-1
17
32-1
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
165-09-01-005
052-00-02-139
32-1
2-1
17
5-F
18-HF
18-HF
18-H
18-HF
2-2F
2-2F
13-F
32-1
1 LOT
1 LOT
2-2F
18-HF
16-F
5.06 ACRES
1 LOT
1.08 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
5.86 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
MAP NUMBER
1 BLDG
DISTRICT
6-2F
32-2
18-H
23-F
1
14-F
30-F
9-F
2-2DF
2-1
2-1
2-2F
21
8-F
17
6-1
18-LF
23-F
2-2F
2-1
2-1
2-1
2-1
055-11-02-029
056-10-02-002
057-02-02-073
058-00-01-004
056-10-02-067
256.15
214.04
284.57
860.21
705.56
629.55
354.27
194.28
686.87
316.57
316.32
208.45
306.00
218.28
659.97
344.46
1849.80
291.90
343.16
836.13
275.60
573.37
182.05
182.12
742.56
383.10
868.82
354.22
422.53
364.33
055-10-01-011
055-06-01-046
164-07-02-001
063-00-01-006
063-00-01-109
063-00-01-190
063-00-01-009
063-00-01-198
180-00-11-004
056-04-02-050
052-00-03-157
139.58
613.06
746.99
411.73
1473.11
201.43
211.05
158.25
207.83
558.83
634.48
146-00-07-008
012-00-04-039
168.89
2354.39
162-00-01-096
220.80
100-00-02-038
036-00-03-010
036-00-03-013
162-00-01-069
162-00-01-071
165-07-08-030
257.27
270.26
227.73
157.63
160.69
167.02
151-00-01-054
151-00-01-059
150-00-01-176
142-00-02-068
165-07-05-035
165-15-01-009
165-09-01-102
151-00-01-011
146-00-07-005
1124.26
342.41
167.82
240.46
217.80
1160.87
168.77
214.24
165.45
172-06-01-002
052-00-02-019
056-14-07-065
341.13
315.19
375.11
033-00-16-000
081-00-03-007
081-00-03-002
056-14-01-044
056-10-04-035
056-10-04-093
165-00-01-007
827.64
256.15
473.39
575.83
275.94
319.04
958.70
148-00-01-129
055-04-01-063
075-00-01-064
057-06-03-046
033-00-02-013
058-06-01-023
057-06-03-100
011-00-02-022
011-00-02-111
165-10-02-031
056-14-06-022
616.08
832.22
519.20
137.72
315.88
512.79
5999.28
185.70
235.93
231.16
594.43
056-04-03-056
056-04-03-057
168-00-11-015
165-07-03-006
053-00-01-009
052-00-01-017
052-00-01-018
011-00-01-173
100-00-01-088
100-00-02-016
271.86
307.58
194.12
261.07
215.06
321.86
372.38
198.07
168.79
332.72
078-00-07-011
057-06-01-014
132-00-01-134
037-00-01-022
055-15-01-087
055-15-01-088
039-00-02-164
078-00-03-095
078-00-03-094
078-00-03-053
104-00-01-060
067-07-02-031
032-00-02-050
051-00-01-016
067-00-03-011
011-00-01-125
081-00-04-006
056-14-02-020
032-00-04-017
056-04-02-020
056-04-02-053
077-00-01-123
127-00-01-149
058-00-03-066
180-00-02-014
140-00-01-090
012-00-02-015
164-13-02-023
165-11-02-048
165-12-02-024
166-00-01-072
202-11-01-024
126-00-03-037
032-00-02-097
067-07-01-064
117-00-01-096
126-00-01-090
146-00-01-023
164-14-01-041
165-05-02-084
165-06-01-082
165-07-05-015
897.86
168.97
239.54
1448.49
198.35
178.77
139.52
217.93
217.93
250.54
190.52
232.68
273.49
298.07
685.09
198.07
371.62
160.11
198.35
1107.23
325.78
246.45
611.30
288.66
191.58
243.54
262.38
184.75
295.85
178.67
158.25
610.08
754.28
129.71
474.34
524.13
256.63
315.19
346.94
506.34
1639.67
1681.07
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024665-14-5
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021088-14-3
021089-14-3
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021607-14-3
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021610-14-3
021682-14-3
296.30
021873-14-3
1486.32
021896-14-3
021927-14-3
021928-14-3
021932-14-3
021933-14-3
021962-14-3
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032646-14-5
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022407-14-3
022473-14-3
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022733-14-3
022745-14-3
NAME
GATES B I
GATES BENJAMIN
GATES BENJAMIN
GATES BENJAMIN
GATES BENJAMIN
GATES BENJAMIN I
GATES BENJAMIN I
GATES BENJAMIN I
GATES BENJAMIN I
GATES BENJAMIN INGLE
GATES BI
GATTISON JACQUELINE S
GATTISON JACQUELINE S
GATTISON PATRICIA
GATTISON PRISCILLA MICHELLE
GATTISON ROBERT EARL JR ETAL
GIBBS FRED B
GIBSON CHARLES P
GIBSON CHRISTINE
GIBSON MARY GAIL SIMS ETAL
GIBSON MARY GAIL SIMS ETAL
GILBERT ANN H ESTATE OF
GILLIARD EVANS & DELLA
GOODSON BETTY JEAN ETAL
GRAHAM CARRIE J
GRAHAM HARVEY & JOHN
GRAHAM THOMAS
GRAHAM THOMAS
GRAHAM THOMAS LEE
GRANT CAROLYN DELORES
GRANT MARY SANDERS
GRAY FELICE T ETAL
GRAY FREDERICK
GRAY HELEN ETAL
GREEN ANNIE MAE
GREEN CYNTHIA
GREEN SANDRA M
GREER SAMUEL B & FAYE R
GREGG ANISE
GREGG REATHA
GRIGGS DIANNE CLOVIS
GRIGGS LARRY E
GRIGGS PHILLIP
HAIRE JOHN H III & RUTH G
HALL CHARLES G & DORIS TOURJEE
HALL JAMES LEE
HALL MARIE B
HALL MICHELLE B
HALL MORGAN
HALL PATRICIA M
HALL SARAH NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED
HALL SHEILA
HAM ASHLYN Y
HAM CELESTE
HAM THEO N
HAMLIN DALLAS & TERRI
HAMLIN TERRIE
HANKINS ROBERT ETAL
HANKINS ROOSEVELT & ETHEL
HANKINS ROOSEVELT & ETHEL
HANNIBAL ALPHONSO
HANNIBAL JAMES J & RAINEY
HARDWICK GLORIA
HARDWICK ASHLEY RAY JR
HARDWICK VIRGINIA
HARRINGTON GEORGE W & JOANNE
HARRIS GEORGE & LETHA
HARRISON EMMA L ETAL
HARRISON ERNEST
HARRISON SHERMAN
HARTSVILLE COMM. DEV. FOUNDATION
NOW: FLORENCE-DARLINGTON
TECHNICAL COLLEGE FOUNDATION
HATCHER DOROTHY & HAROLD WILSON
HAWKINS EVA
HAWKINS GLORIA
HAWKINS LIDE
HAYES E P & AGNES T
HEAPE ERNIE
HEATH FANNIE ELIZABETH
HEIDT JOHN
HEIDT JOHN
HENIGAN CHRISTINE HOLLOWAY
HENIGAN CHRISTINE P ETAL
HENSLEY DONALD B & ETAL
HERRINGTON MARGIE H
HERRON DAVE EST
HICKMAN BARBARA
HICKMAN BEATRICE J
HICKMAN BILLY
HICKMAN BOBBY
HICKMAN ROBERT & ETAL
HICKS KATHERINE ELIZABETH T
HICKS RAYMOND W
HICKSON BELVA
HIGHLAND CHARLIE MAY
HILL MARY NOW: ST MATTHEWS
UNITED APOSTOLIC CHURCH
HILTON JASON L & JANEE KAY
HINES ANNA NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED
HINES ARDELLA B
HINTON ALLEN WAYNE
HODGES VALARIE B
HOFFMAN BRIAN K & RACHEL
HOFFMAN JIMMY C
HOFFMAN JIMMY C
HOFFMAN KEVEN R
HOFFMAN KEVEN R
HOFFMAN VIVIAN
HOLIDAY SUSAN
HOLLIMAN RONNIE D
HOLLIMON RONNIE
HOLLIMON RONNIE D
HOLLIMON RONNIE D
HOLLOMAN CALVIN LEE
HOLLOWAY CATHERINE
HOLLOWAY JAMES WILLIAM
HOLMES JAMES
HOLMES JAMES
HOLMES JAMES
HOLMES JAMES JEROME
HOLMES JAMES JR
HOME NET
HOME-NET INC
HOOKS ANNA NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED
HOOP DREAMS ENTERPRISES LLC
HORNE KASSIDY BRIANNE
HOUGH MAJOR
HOWARD CLEVELAND ETAL
HOWLE JEENINGS H JR
NOW: VANESSA HOWLE
HOWLE JOY BYRD ET AL
HOWLE K GLENN
DESCRIPTION
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
2 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 BLDG
2.55 ACRES
1 LOT
2.00 ACRES
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 LOT
3.30 ACRES
.74 ACRES
1 LOT
49.23 ACRES
141.46 ACRES
4 LOTS
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
3.00 ACRES
3.13 ACRES
1 LOT
2 LOTS
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
5 LOTS
1 LOT
1 LOT
7.70 ACRES
2 LOTS
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
.42 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
12.79 ACRES
1 LOT
1.34 ACRES
1 LOT
3.41 ACRES
1 LOT
1.15 ACRES
2.47 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
3.00 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
4.97 ACRES
.96 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
5.06 ACRES
3.77 ACRES
5.11 ACRES
1 LOT
1.21 ACRES
1 LOT
1.81 ACRES
1 LOT
4.88 ACRES
1 LOT
2 LOTS
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
.15 ACRES
1 LOT
2.11 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
5.39 ACRES
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
2 BLDG
2 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
2 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
2 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
2 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
2 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
2 BLDG
2.35 ACRES
.80 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
9.14 ACRES
.56 ACRES
1 LOT
8 LOTS
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1.37 ACRES
1 LOT
1.75 ACRES
2.32 ACRES
6.38 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1.00 ACRES
1 LOT
3.00 ACRES
2 LOTS
1 LOT
1.00 ACRES
1 LOT
14.65 ACRES
1 LOT
2 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
DISTRICT
2-1
2-1
14-F
14-F
15-F
2-1
MAP NUMBER
165-08-01-066
165-10-01-020
180-00-02-031
181-00-01-100
039-00-01-108
165-05-01-030
NET TAX
2-1
2-1
165-10-01-057
165-05-01-042
261.07
1351.10
169-00-01-064
146-00-01-066
165-01-02-007
198.07
786.03
1188.79
2-1
2-1
12-F
12-F
2-2F
2-1
2-1
2-1
2-2DF
2-2DF
12-F
18-HF
17
2-1
1
2-1
12-F
11-F
32-2
32-2
16-F
32-1
13-F
13-1
13-1
13-1
21
13-1
2-2DF
7-F
2-2DF
2-1
32-1
16-F
2-2H
21
14-F
32-2
18-LF
32-2
32-1
6-1
16-F
15-F
17-F
17
1-F
28-F
16-F
30-F
4-F
1-F
11-F
11-F
2-2DF
2-2F
2-2F
1-F
1-F
32-2
8-F
2-2F
21
6-1
13-F
2-2H
32-1
32-1A
12-F
18-LF
2-1
32-2
32-2
30-F
11-F
18-LF
18-LF
7-F
7-F
32-2
17-F
6-1
12-F
32-1
32-2
14-F
32-2
2-2F
32-2
12-F
32-2
2-2DF
2-2DF
2-1
2-1
2-1
2-1
12-F
17
8-F
8-F
32-2
32-2
2-2F
21
32-1
32-1
32-1
2-2H
29-HF
7-F
21
20-F
20-F
20-F
12-F
12-F
14-F
17
15-F
32-2
28-F
32-1
24-F
16-F
18-LF
2-1
165-05-01-043
165-06-01-050
169-00-01-059
1065.18
844.17
194.83
263.39
217.59
333.42
656.92
1011.32
485.87
165-01-02-011
1237.99
164-04-01-005
108-00-01-118
052-00-02-116
152.51
471.34
333.63
165-12-02-082
164-04-01-004
155.26
496.12
032-00-01-125
183-13-01-029
080-00-01-019
354.75
1323.14
941.39
131-00-01-008
131-00-01-012
056-08-01-072
057-10-03-009
143-00-02-045
056-14-06-055
154-16-01-017
245.55
1014.32
1023.14
418.56
217.59
379.03
270.53
165-11-02-048
295.85
173-00-01-007
173-00-01-009
173-01-01-032
218-01-01-076
154-08-01-027
165-01-01-012
214-00-01-092
165-01-01-019
165-07-02-029
056-10-01-072
126.16
147.77
163.21
265.21
200.29
236.70
148.69
314.50
914.02
3349.13
218-05-02-021
178-00-01-029
034-16-02-023
073-00-01-010
034-12-02-021
056-09-02-002
067-07-02-018
162.01
368.70
803.72
149.27
1040.29
840.00
579.15
032-00-02-056
106-00-01-043
006-00-04-018
100-00-02-207
159-00-01-132
043-00-02-025
082-00-04-002
151-00-01-004
151-00-01-177
165-00-01-006
147-00-02-081
147-00-02-123
059-00-01-055
059-00-01-090
054-15-01-102
103-00-01-059
145-00-07-007
237.53
325.05
417.79
178.56
227.35
276.15
420.04
153.34
273.16
233.51
136.39
158.25
188.45
136.86
501.85
1313.03
504.99
057-02-01-138
056-07-01-033
310.14
133.44
100-00-02-133
165-16-01-025
100-00-02-171
041-00-01-028
016-00-02-009
186-00-02-090
067-03-03-064
154-16-01-016
184-00-03-015
108-00-01-178
074-00-01-142
165-09-03-087
055-11-01-009
057-09-01-035
159-00-01-063
151-00-01-046
074-00-01-179
074-00-01-190
212-00-01-032
212-00-01-035
055-06-01-092
018-00-02-050
067-07-01-034
130-00-01-029
056-14-07-045
079-00-02-045
180-00-03-053
057-06-01-035
163-14-01-007
057-05-01-043
168-00-08-007
058-02-01-009
163-15-02-028
165-01-01-017
165-06-03-032
165-06-03-097
165-07-08-034
165-07-08-035
130-00-01-018
18-H
11-F
033-00-09-022
102-00-01-005
102-00-01-006
033-00-03-031
368.37
497.96
150.06
186.40
487.64
229.60
364.66
263.19
526.09
757.13
217.59
214.04
289.72
217.87
168.83
298.89
363.98
266.38
276.15
181.76
178.77
234.71
229.65
625.98
3629.81
1496.69
143.91
566.14
477.27
217.93
412.78
381.34
223.64
299.34
589.79
422.55
298.94
438.37
233.91
054-11-01-034
151-00-03-011
230.95
246.87
256.63
630.92
033-00-03-036
146-00-03-049
218-05-04-033
057-02-02-067
056-14-03-053
057-02-02-066
165-16-01-013
022-00-01-087
212-00-01-034
187-00-02-162
108-00-01-131
108-00-01-147
388.54
256.63
216.74
929.72
662.34
356.53
532.38
302.15
564.75
197.40
269.59
4782.42
074-00-01-064
165-09-01-104.401
874.81
1854.09
108-00-01-130
108-00-01-008
108-00-01-133
196-00-01-037
032-00-03-037
039-00-01-099
056-08-01-074
012-00-01-129
057-02-02-089
046-00-01-007.301
142-00-02-085
1156.89
259.98
188.31
1137.37
494.35
713.19
827.34
207.83
258.41
284.94
252.16
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NAME
HOWLE PARKER EDWARDS
NOW: DANIEL MCINTYRE
HOWLE VANESSA & FRANCES
HOWLE VANESSA & FRANCES
HUDSON LAURALEE B
HUDSON MARCUS
HUDSON THOMASINA ETAL
HUGGINS GEAUNITA
HUGGINS JEFFERY D
HUGGINS WILLIE B
HULSEY WILBURN
HUMPHREY JANET H
HUTCHINSON CONNIE
INGRAM DOROTHY J A
J & M AUTO REPAIR & WELDING
JACKSON CHARLES
JACKSON CHARLES E
JACKSON CHARLES E
JACKSON CHARLES E
JACKSON CHARLES E
JACKSON DARRELL
JACKSON EFFIE
JACKSON JACK ETAL
JACKSON KECIA
JACKSON KIMBERLY CROWLEY
JACKSON LEO JR
JACKSON LEO JR
JACKSON LOUIS
JACKSON MINNIE
JACKSON MINNIE
JACKSON MINNIE
JACKSON MINNIE M
JACKSON NEWTON & KECIA L &
JUSTIN MARTIN JACKSON
JACKSON NEWTON & KECIA L &
JUSTIN MARTIN JACKSON
JACKSON SHIRLEY
NOW: HARRIS B LAMBERT III
JACKSON SHIRLEY
JACKSON SHIRLEY RUTH
JACKSON SYLVESTER
JACKSON TARA M
JACOBS CLINTON JR
JACOBS CLINTON JR & VICKIE G
JACOBS JAMES E ETAL
JAMES VALERIE B
JAMES BEVERLEY G & FONTA
JAMES CORNELIUS
JAMES CORNELIUS
JAMES CORNELIUS
JAMES CORNELIUS
JAMES CORNELIUS
JAMES DANIEL W & DENA A
JAMES DAVID ET AL
JAMES ERNESTINE ETAL
JAMES FRANKIE
JAMES JEFFREY E & LESA M
JAMES JEROLD DEE & VALERIE
JAMES JOSEPH JR
JAMES PERRY L & GAIL B
JAMES RICHARD E & DEBRA L
JAMES SHIRLEY W
JAMES TONY
JAMES WANDA P
JEFFERY DAVID
JEFFERY LANDES
JEFFORDS LUAN S
JEFFORDS LUAN S
JEFFRY THELMA
JETT HELEN MILES
JETT JARVIS NOW: THE NEW
COVENANT ASSEMBLY IN CHRIST JESUS
JETT JARVIS L
JETT JARVIS L
JETT JARVIS L
JLS VENTURES LLC
JOE ANNIE MAE ETAL
JOE JAMES L
JOHNSON CHARLEY
JOHNSON DENNIS & ANNETTE L
JOHNSON KATHERINE
JOHNSON KATHERINE D
JOHNSON KATHERINE D
JOHNSON KATHERINE D
JOHNSON KATHERINE D
JOHNSON LARRY
JOHNSON LOUSIE
JOHNSON MAMIE LEE
JOHNSON MAMIE LEE & MINNIE LEE
JOHNSON RICHARD L
JOHNSON RICHARD L
JOHNSON RICHARD L
JOHNSON RICHARD L
JOHNSON RICHARD L
JOHNSON RICHARD L
JOHNSON RICHARD L
JOHNSON ROLAND & ALMENA
JOHNSON ROY NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED
JOHNSON RUSSELL/HENRY/ADLINE
JOHNSON RUSSELL WAYNE
JOINT MARY NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED
JONES BEULAH WILDS
JONES BEULAH WILDS ETAL
JONES COLLEEN
JONES LARRY
JONES MARGARET
JONES MARK
JONES RICHARD
JONES RICHARD
JONES RICHARD
JONES ROSEMARY
JONES SHIRLEY
JONES WESLEY
JORDAN BONNIE H
JORDAN JOSEPH & BONNIE
JORDAN JOSEPH & BONNIE H
JORDAN LOUIS MITCHELL
JOSEPH MICHAEL
JOYNER MESHELLA J
JUNE REGINA HARDEE
JUNE REGINA HARDEE
JUNE REGINA HARDEE
JUNE REGINA HARDEE
JUNE REGINA HARDEE
JUNE REGINA HARDEE
JUNE REGINA HARDEE
JUNE REGINA HARDEE
KEARNS SILOLA L & CLEVELAND
KELLY LARRY EDGAR ETAL
KELLY RUTH NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED
KERZNER ROBERT G
C/O THOMAS & DIANA SPITTLE
KETTER JOHN EST
KHALFANI JACADELE & OMARI
KHALFANI JACKIE & OMARI
KHALFANI JACKIE & OMARI
KINARD JOSEPH & DANA M
KING JOSEPH & VICKIE
NEEDS TO REDEEMED
KING TARA JO
KINLEY MICHAEL & SADINE SMITH
KIRBY KENNETH E & LAMOND C
DESCRIPTION
1 LOT
2 BLDG
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
6.90 ACRES
1 LOT
5.90 ACRES
17.90 ACRES
1.67 ACRES
.42 ACRES
1 LOT
.64 ACRES
2 LOTS
1 LOT
1 LOT
3.11 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
.50 ACRES
8.50 ACRES
1 LOT
.75 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
.16 ACRES
1 LOT
3.44 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
2 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
2 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
12.19 ACRES
1 BLDG
2 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 LOT
1 LOT
3.14 ACRES
1 LOT
1.19 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
2.34 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
2 LOTS
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
3 LOTS
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
97.65 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
7.36 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
2.93 ACRES
1 LOT
1.10 ACRES
1 LOT
1.19 ACRES
1 LOT
2.26 ACRES
.84 ACRES
.75 ACRES
.62 ACRES
.66 ACRES
.80 ACRES
.65 ACRES
.80 ACRES
4.00 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
3.00 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1.00 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
.75 ACRES
2.00 ACRES
1 LOTS
1 LOT
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
2 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
2 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
2 BLDG
2 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
2 BLDG
DISTRICT
32-1
2-1
2-1
2-2DF
7-F
2-1
7-F
7-F
15-F
32-2
23-F
17
32-2
18-H
32-1
15-F
32-1
32-1
32-1
2-1
12-F
2-1
7-F
2-2F
16-F
16-F
30-F
32-1
32-1
32-1
32-2
2-2DF
2-2DF
16-F
16-F
29-HF
2-1
32-1
32-1
2-1
5-F
14-F
2-1
2-1
2-1
2-2F
1 BLDG
21
2-2F
2-1
2-2F
27-F
5-F
MAP NUMBER
056-14-02-067
165-06-01-072
165-06-01-073
164-13-01-003
213-00-01-070
165-07-02-070
213-00-01-098
213-00-01-096
039-00-01-168
033-00-02-117
126-00-02-041
032-00-04-009
058-02-02-010
077-00-01-079
056-10-02-048
041-00-01-044
057-02-01-044
057-02-01-047
057-02-01-147
165-11-02-046
150-00-01-212
165-07-05-063
181-00-01-041
146-00-07-007
100-00-02-132
100-00-02-140
140-00-01-156
056-13-03-012
056-13-04-031
056-14-06-046
055-07-03-043
164-04-01-011
164-04-01-012
16-F
142-00-02-040
142-00-02-005
036-00-03-049
165-06-01-092
057-02-02-019
057-02-02-018
165-08-01-029
052-00-01-004
NET TAX
338.34
462.90
471.38
243.63
253.29
1663.97
237.12
491.63
237.12
227.73
148.83
139.31
208.14
1615.10
920.88
1715.56
501.88
582.00
539.29
194.28
315.19
690.66
435.60
185.18
510.38
266.38
217.59
339.49
1365.87
1143.85
277.68
155.56
321.91
100-00-01-087
331.57
253.50
155.94
266.19
521.15
813.63
543.32
249.31
181-00-01-055
210.84
165-08-01-040
571.04
165-08-01-041
561.36
165-08-01-044
514.35
167-00-01-043
331.51
2-2F
167-00-01-043.301
202-16-01-048
162-00-01-124
445.91
556.18
165-07-04-022
162-00-01-203
063-00-01-046
052-00-01-039
335.77
217.59
2152.34
251.79
2-2F
2-1
144-00-01-105
165-06-02-010
430.86
3443.09
32-2
32-1
32-2
2-2H
2-2DF
055-16-01-017
056-13-01-032
057-06-01-026
184-00-04-048
165-09-02-035
984.04
1981.47
748.95
152.67
330.76
2-1
9-F
18-HF
28-F
2-2H
32-1
21
21
21
15-F
21
21
30-F
32-2
2-2H
21
7-F
7-F
7-F
18-LF
32-2
6-2F
20-F
2-1
2-1
2-1
2-1
2-1
2-1
2-1
32-2
18-H
2-2F
2-2F
30-F
2-1
2-1
7-F
5-F
32-2
32-2
30-F
30-F
30-F
12-F
2-2DF
32-1
15-F
29-HF
10-LF
32-1
20-F
16-F
2-2F
2-2F
2-2F
2-2F
2-2F
2-2F
2-2F
2-2F
7-F
11-F
32-1
32-2
32-2
6-2F
6-2F
6-2F
32-2
20-F
28-F
30-F
32-2
165-12-03-023
010-00-01-008
053-00-01-022
006-00-02-007
166-00-02-068
056-14-03-004
202-12-02-047
202-12-02-087
218-06-01-031
039-00-04-063
218-05-02-033
218-05-01-005
161-00-01-039
055-15-01-057
186-00-01-009
186-00-03-105
198-00-03-007
198-00-03-008
198-00-03-016
117-00-01-102
057-14-01-015
067-00-03-015
109-00-01-063
165-02-03-029
165-02-03-030
165-02-03-031
165-08-01-003
165-08-01-004
165-08-01-005
165-08-01-048
058-01-01-046
077-00-01-002
165-09-01-071
165-13-01-068
140-00-01-007
165-07-07-006
165-07-07-008
182-00-01-013
051-00-04-046
057-13-01-028
057-13-01-029
140-00-03-001
140-00-03-081
140-00-03-098
108-00-01-081
164-04-01-009
056-13-04-021
039-00-01-189
023-00-01-075
021-00-01-077
035-15-01-050
108-00-01-139
100-00-02-179
163-00-07-000
163-00-07-030
163-00-07-031
163-00-07-042
163-00-07-043
163-00-07-044
163-00-07-045
163-00-07-049
182-00-01-068
151-00-01-172
056-14-05-017
054-00-03-004
055-11-01-003
090-00-02-149
089-00-01-046
089-00-01-058
056-04-04-008
109-00-01-150
013-00-01-078
140-00-01-138
055-06-01-101
237.55
347.06
175.81
253.29
415.56
1467.71
394.05
216.74
1193.53
198.07
404.92
811.10
251.41
916.40
287.77
265.11
253.43
253.43
467.60
273.01
1098.36
211.05
196.42
284.57
284.57
284.57
580.62
322.02
322.02
322.02
322.11
1605.96
331.73
220.80
333.37
284.57
284.57
220.80
237.94
175.55
266.90
2107.86
3887.11
305.43
285.90
333.60
2132.53
126.16
316.57
424.93
898.24
276.15
168.79
194.73
510.38
510.38
126.42
126.42
201.43
126.42
412.78
972.82
179.77
1632.83
276.70
191.84
198.07
1596.05
126.56
984.04
1127.85
178.56
188.31
677.23
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NAME
KIRKLAND CLYDE & LEATHA
KIRVEN JIMMIE
KLUMAS HULDA
KNIGHT STORMY
KNIGHT SUZANNE S
KNOTTS JASON JR
KNOTTS TRELLIS EUGENE JR
LAMBERT HARRIS B III
LARYMORE LANCE
LAWHON WILLIAM FRANCIS
LEATCH TOMMY JR
LEE CARSTON G & JAMES GREGORY
LEE CARSTON G & JAMES GREGORY
LEE HOPE F
LEE JOHN & CHARLA
LEONARD MARY M
LEONARD THOMASINA BURCH
LEWIS DEBRA JEAN
LEWIS DEBRA JEAN &
JAMIE MICHAEL DORITY
LEWIS JOSEPH R
LEWIS VALORIE
LEWIS VALORIE
NOW: TERELLE M LEWIS-LANIER
LEXUS DEVELOPMENT INC
LIDE DORSEY EST
LIGHTY RANDOLPH ETAL
LIGHTY RAYMOND
LIGON ANDRE B & TYWANDA P
LISBON LENETTE
LITTLE CORINTHIAN M
LITTLEJOHN DORIS M
LITTLES ROSA M
LOCKAMY DORIS L S ETAL
LOVE JAMES L
LUCAS BERNARD & TAMMY
LUCKY WOODROW JR
LUMBEE LLC
LUNN ANDREA W ETAL
LUNN ANDREA W ETAL
LUNN JOHN A ETAL
LUNN REBECCA S
LUNN REBECCA S
LUNN REBECCA S ETAL
LUNNON JOSEPH JR ETALS
LYNCH GLENN
MACK BERNETHA ETAL
MACK FURNESS
MACK HENRY O & RUBY R
MACK J D & MARGIE A
MACK MARGIE J ETAL
MACK SHELTON
MADISON ELIZABETH & JOHNNIE
MANLEY SHEILA MITCHELL
MARCUS CLEVELAND
MARINE KIMBERLY
MARK BENNY & PHYLLIS
MARK BRENT VANDYKE
MARK ESTATES LLC
MARK ESTATES LLC
MARK ESTATES LLC
MARK ESTATES LLC
MARK ESTATES LLC
MARK WAYNE
MARK WAYNE D/B/A MR FIX-IT
MARLOWE BOBBY NOW: WANDA
HOWLE & MICHELLE WEST
MARSH SHIRLEY
MARTIN ROSETTA ETAL
MARTIN ROSETTA ETAL
MARTIN ROSETTA ETAL
MARTIN ROSETTA ETAL
MASHACK JACKIE
MASOUD LEE GRIGGS
MATTHEWS TINA L & DONALD W
MAYHEW EDWIN NOW: STEVE EDWARDS
MCALLISTER ANN
MCCALL LEROY SR
MCCALL MICHAEL &
ELOUISE BENJAMIN
MCCALL PATRICIA
MCCALL PATRICIA
MCCALL PATRICIA
MCCALL REGINALD
MCCALL REGINALD
MCCALL TOMMIE L & MARTHA A
MCCALL WILLIAM ETAL
MCCALL WILLIAM ETAL
MCCLEOD MAGGIE L
MCCOY DOROTHY
MCCOY RUBY LEE JETT NOW:
SHALIKQUAWA & IMMANUEL MCCOY
MCDANIEL BERTHA
MCDANIEL DANNY
MCDANIEL PECOLA W
MCDONALD BEULAH
MCDONALD JOANN
MCDONALD KENNARD
MCDONALD LEISA RAMON
MCDOUGAL LEISA
MCDOWELL JASON B
MCDUFFIE YOLANDA V
MCELVEEN TINA DAVIS
MCFADDEN ANTHONY J
MCFADDEN ANTHONY J
MCGILL LEO
MCIVER JAMES E
MCIVER JAMES E
MCIVER JAMES M ETAL
MCKENZIE PAUL N
MCLEOD JESSIE DBA VESTCO
NOW: CLEVELAND B SAMUEL
MCLEOD JOHNNY LEE SR
ANGELA TAYLOR & J MCLEOD JR
MCLEOD LULA MAE
MCNEIL JOHNNIE H JR
MCPHAIL MODESTINE
MCRAVIAN WILLIE ETTA
MCWHITE BEN & PEARL M
MCWHITE BEN J OR PEARL M STEVEN
MEDLIN FAMILY REVOCABLE TRUST
NOW: EL ROI MINISTRIES INC
MELTON DEBORAH DAVIS &
WILLIAM CLAYTON DAVIS
MILBRODT SARA F &
KRISTY K WEATHERLY
MILES KAREN N ETAL
MILLIGAN STEPHEN K
MIMS CHARLES
MINNICK AMANDA C
MITCHELL GAYLE
MITCHELL JACKIE L & ETAL
MITCHELL MATTIE J
MOBLEY MICHELLE
MOBLEY MICHELLE
MONKUS RACHEL & HARRISON
MOODY JIMMY
MORGAN KATHY
MOSES LAKIDA F
MOSES LAKIDA F
MOSES LILLIE NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED
MOSES MARY L DARGAN
MOTTER FRANK C
MOZINGO INVESTMENTS LLC
MOZINGO MARK E
MULDROW ANNIE R & FREDDIE C
DESCRIPTION
1 LOT
3.00 ACRES
.74 ACRES
1 LOT
2 BLDG
1 LOT
1 LOT
5.00 ACRES
1 LOT
6.00 ACRES
1 BLDG
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 BLDG
1 LOT
1 BLDG
1 LOT
1 BLDG
2 LOTS
2.02 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
2 BLDG
1 LOT
1.02 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
2 LOTS
1 LOT
1 LOT
.50 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
.20 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
.89 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
8.37 ACRES
8.00 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
8.00 ACRES
1 LOT
2 LOTS
1 LOT
.35 ACRES
.52 ACRES
1 LOT
2 LOTS
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1.13 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
2 LOTS
1 LOT
1.90 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
6.00 ACRES
2 LOTS
1 LOT
3.98 ACRES
5.00 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
.42 ACRES
1 LOT
13.38 ACRES
1.00 ACRES
1.00 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
2 LOTS
1 LOT
2.00 ACRES
9.39 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
31.02 ACRES
1.55 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1.01 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
2.00 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
.43 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
2 LOTS
3 LOTS
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
3.92 ACRES
1.01 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
2 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
2 BLDG
2 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
2 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
2 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 LOT
1 LOT
2.96 ACRES
5 BLDG
1 LOT
1 BLDG
1 LOT
.39 ACRES
15.00 ACRES
1 LOT
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 LOT
.36 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
2 LOTS
1 LOT
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 LOT
1 BLDG
1 LOT
101.40 ACRES 1 BLDG
19.16 ACRES
6.38 ACRES
1 LOT
1 BLDG
DISTRICT
6-2F
12-F
12-F
2-1
2-2F
23-F
6-2F
32-2
30-F
32-1
32-1
2-2DF
2-2DF
21
28-F
2-2H
2-1
11-F
2-2F
12-F
32-1
2-1
15-F
32-1
11-F
2-2F
32-1
15-F
12-F
16-F
32-1
2-2F
1
32-2
28-F
30-F
14-F
30-F
12-H
11-F
11-F
2-2DF
11-F
11-F
11-F
11-F
20-F
6-1
6-1
17
16-F
16-F
6-1
16-F
32-2
6-1
32-2
16-F
15-F
15-F
32-1
32-2
1
32-2
15-F
32-2
21
32-1
11-F
11-F
11-F
11-F
2-2F
32-2
2-2F
32-2
12-F
32-2
14-F
16-F
16-F
16-F
32-2
32-2
28-F
30-F
14-F
32-1
32-1
2-2F
15-F
2-2H
2-2F
32-1
28-F
18-HF
32-2
28-F
2-2F
32-2
32-1
32-2
32-2
21
30-F
30-F
30-F
32-2
30-F
16-F
28-F
14-F
32-1
2-1
21
21
17
14-F
21
17-F
32-2
32-2
21
32-2
32-1
18-HF
21
21
2-1
14-F
21
2-2F
2-2F
6-1
6-1
32-2
2-2DF
2-2F
21
2-2DF
2-2F
MAP NUMBER
090-00-02-077
167-00-01-058
168-00-10-050
165-02-04-036
145-00-02-117
126-00-02-077
090-00-02-150
079-00-03-047
138-00-01-066
057-01-02-014
057-02-02-117
163-16-01-001
163-16-01-002
218-09-01-023
012-00-01-082
183-00-02-018
165-15-01-060
111-00-01-074
146-00-07-013
NET TAX
237.12
237.12
206.07
664.19
354.22
256.59
168.79
289.86
235.16
360.70
350.51
450.65
642.68
313.48
295.67
290.83
460.22
136.20
224.12
039-00-06-017
056-13-04-011
152-00-01-032
167-00-01-075
057-06-03-065
059-00-01-105
108-00-01-003
099-00-01-114
2406.09
903.04
493.24
2692.31
258.41
373.75
126.43
408.69
149-00-01-113
056-03-02-048
165-12-02-031
377.05
903.04
698.17
057-02-02-126
147-00-05-120
081-00-01-085
057-00-02-140
012-00-01-161
1042.62
1670.79
217.24
146.54
334.51
100-00-02-242
039-00-04-061
039-00-04-008
056-13-03-001
057-00-02-062
057-00-03-027
079-00-03-044
039-00-04-062
057-00-02-063
218-05-03-058
1300.05
217.59
395.66
1590.91
863.25
1117.14
168.97
405.68
511.76
265.11
140-00-04-008
196-00-01-110
141-00-01-032
168-00-04-011
112-00-01-057
112-00-01-059
164-13-02-004
112-00-01-044
112-00-01-065
112-00-01-045
151-00-01-142
088-00-01-101
067-07-02-061
067-07-02-011
032-01-03-011
142-00-02-063
142-00-02-038
067-03-04-060
100-00-02-194
055-11-01-074
067-07-02-021
057-00-02-119
253.39
237.12
298.07
448.91
405.52
138.66
644.55
259.99
298.89
135.61
220.80
534.79
604.67
232.68
175.55
224.01
317.08
241.35
154.73
155.81
160.97
270.95
056-11-02-007
110-00-01-020
111-00-01-035
111-00-01-036
111-00-01-038
166-00-01-084
034-12-02-050
162-00-02-058
080-00-01-070
108-00-01-180
079-00-02-092
180-00-05-010
617.88
393.26
217.59
292.53
292.47
227.41
805.57
217.59
2325.90
266.38
217.93
237.12
039-00-01-158
184-00-03-035
166-00-01-086
056-13-03-036
012-00-01-074
077-00-02-103
055-11-01-053
012-00-01-067
166-00-01-115
055-15-01-062
056-10-03-110
058-01-01-051
058-02-02-025
186-00-02-024
140-00-04-005
140-00-04-006
140-00-04-004
057-00-03-055
140-00-03-036
266.38
294.13
201.27
395.05
143.91
151.53
201.57
163.04
217.66
670.64
2393.22
266.90
576.91
297.56
557.59
172.00
210.99
798.05
198.07
012-00-01-075
180-00-02-001
057-02-01-030
165-06-04-068
151.07
665.57
356.53
309.97
100-00-01-071
100-00-01-076
100-00-01-077
055-11-01-062
055-11-01-063
012-00-01-139
140-00-03-086
162-00-01-008
057-02-01-087
057-06-03-066
166-00-01-102
100-00-01-031
230.56
153.48
188.31
165.61
191.84
243.66
321.74
577.87
200.22
258.06
656.60
504.99
202-07-01-029
202-07-01-030
019-00-04-010
294.13
410.21
1710.98
218-09-04-029
689.75
180-00-03-028
270.53
017-00-01-090
080-00-01-115
055-11-02-026
1360.36
560.71
476.48
218-06-01-003
412.82
202-07-02-041
055-07-03-003
056-10-02-063
053-00-01-021
202-11-01-056
165-02-04-069
180-00-01-052
202-04-01-042
164-05-04-005
164-05-04-006
067-07-02-064
067-07-02-051
056-04-01-026
163-00-03-044
166-00-01-041
202-07-01-013
163-15-04-014
165-09-01-112
670.91
359.57
222.81
149.47
408.12
1282.18
204.49
352.17
276.15
168.79
272.14
549.54
1395.85
1883.35
154.50
135.61
2399.26
318.33
RECIEPT
034570-14-3
034628-14-3
034638-14-3
034691-14-3
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NAME
DESCRIPTION
MULDROW BESSIE
1 LOT
MUMFORD ERNISTINE
1 LOT
MUMFORD SHAWN
1 LOT
1 BLDG
MUNN THURSTON CLARK SR
77.37 ACRES 1 BLDG
MURPHY BERTHA MAE FOX
1 LOT
MURRAY ANNIE J & MARTHA L SMITH
1 LOT
1 BLDG
MURRAY ANNIE JO
1 LOT
MURRAY ANNIE JO
1 LOT
NANCE MERLE NOW: LEAH NANCE
1.61 ACRES
1 BLDG
NANCE THOMAS
1 LOT
NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC
1 LOT
1 BLDG
NOW: KAJA HOLDINGS 2 LLC
NELSON LEWIS COOK JR & JOYCE
1 LOT
1 BLDG
WARD NELSON
NICKELSON ELLIE H ETAL
1 LOT
1 BLDG
NORWOOD ANNIE EST
1 LOT
NORWOOD ANNIE EST
1 LOT
NUTTER DENISE
.40 ACRES
NUTTER GERALD DAVID
1 LOT
ODOM RANDY NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED
1 LOT
1 BLDG
ODOM ROBERT TERREL
1 LOT
1 BLDG
ODOM THERESA G
1 LOT
1 BLDG
OLIVER MARIA LINNETTE
1.00 ACRES
1 BLDG
ONEAL RUTH NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED
1 LOT
OUTEN DOROTHY T
1 LOT
OUTEN DOROTHY T
1 LOT
OUTLAW VICKI B
1.00 ACRES
OUTLAW VICKI B
1.08 ACRES
PAITSEL FREDDIE & DOLLETA
.71 ACRES
PARKER B C JR
1 LOT
1 BLDG
PARKER JACK KENT
.03 ACRES
PARNELL KATHLEEN H
1 LOT
NOW: WAYNE GAINEY JR
PARNELL KATHLEEN H
1 LOT
PARNELL KATHLEEN H GAINEY
1 LOT
1 BLDG
PARROTT BAXTER RANDOLPH
1 LOT
2 BLDG
PARROTT BAXTER RANDOLPH
1 LOT
2 BLDG
PARROTT BOYD
1 LOT
PARROTT DEAN J
1 LOT
1 BLDG
PATE CHANDRA F
2.00 ACRES
PATTERSON DEWAYNE & MARY A
.46 ACRES
1 BLDG
PATTERSON ERIC
1 LOT
1 BLDG
PATTERSON KISHA
1 LOT
PATTERSON KISHA L
1 LOT
1 BLDG
PATTERSON STANLEY M
1 LOT
PENDERGRASS SANDRA H
1 LOT
PENDERGRASS SANDRA H
1 LOT
PETERSON ISAAC JR
1 LOT
PETERSON MILDRED EARSHALI
1.00 ACRES
PETERSON QUEEN ESTHER B
1 LOT
PETERSON ROBERT EST
1 LOT
PETREL INTERNATIONAL LLC
12.30 ACRES 3 BLDG
NOW: LIN HAIYAN
PETTIGREW ANGEL MARIA
1 LOT
PETTY JAMES D
1 LOT
1 BLDG
PHILLIPS BRENDA W
3.14 ACRES
PHILLIPS BRENDA W
2.43 ACRES
PHILLIPS REBECCA & NATHAN
1 LOT
1 BLDG
PHILLIPS WILLIAM CODY
.47 ACRES
PIERCE LINDA BRUCE
1 LOT
1 BLDG
PIERCE MICHAEL JOE
2.00 ACRES
PIERCE PROPERTIES MGMT CORP
1 LOT
1 BLDG
PITMAN ERICA
1 LOT
2 BLDG
PLYLER VIRGINIA G& FRANK HOUGH
1 LOT
POOLE WANDA ANN
1 LOT
POOLER CEDRIC ETAL
1 LOT
1 BLDG
POOLER JAMES
15.00 ACRES
POSTON LOUISE S
1 LOT
POSTON ROSTELL JR
1 LOT
1 BLDG
POWELL JEFFERY L & ROSE H
1 LOT
POWERS CHARLES H
1 LOT
NOW: BILLY BALDWIN
POWERS JANE HUGGINS AS TRUSTEE
1 LOT
FOR CHARLES H POWERS NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED
PRESCOTT SILAS
1 LOT
2 BLDG
PRICE LULA MAE
1 LOT
RABINOWITZ JASON
1 LOT
1 BLDG
RAINWATER PROPERTIES NOW: LINDA
1 LOTS
1 BLDG
EVANS ABLE NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED
RECA LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
REED CHESTER & BERNETHA
1 LOT
1 BLDG
REED SUSAN NOW: DONALD REED JR
3 LOTS
REYNOLDS WAYNE & RENA M
3.61 ACRES
1 BLDG
RHODES JOSEPH P
2.50 ACRES
1 BLDG
RHODES JUNIOR LEE JR
1 LOT
1 BLDG
RICHARDSON CLAUDE & LORRAINE
1 LOT
HOLLIDAY
RICHARDSON ETHELINE W
1 LOT
RICHARDSON NANNIE L
2 LOTS
2 BLDG
RICHARDSON WILLIE SR
1 LOT
1 BLDG
RIDGILL CECIL N
1 LOT
1 BLDG
RIDGILL CECIL N
1 LOT
1 BLDG
RIVERS WILLIAM J III
1 LOT
RJTS PROPERTIES LLC
1 LOT
1 BLDG
ROBERTSON DAVID & ETAL
1 LOT
ROBINSON ANASTASIA & LATONYA
.71 ACRES
MCFARLAND
ROGERS CHRIS L
1.13 ACRES
ROGERS GERTRUDE
1 LOT
1 BLDG
ROGERS JOSEPH ANTHONY
10.00 ACRES 1 BLDG
ROGERS MALCOLM
1 LOT
ROGERS MARY J & MARTHA JACKSON
1 LOT
ROGERS RANDY W
1 LOT
1 BLDG
ROGERS ZANE H
8.39 ACRES
ROLAND GERTRUDE & ET AL
1 LOT
1 BLDG
ROLLINGS JOSEPH M JR
2.07 ACRES
ROLLINGS PAUL EDWARD & WILLENE
1 LOT
1 BLDG
ROLLINS ELVIN LEE
1 LOT
ROOTS MONICA L
1 LOT
ROSS CLARA ADELINE ETAL
1 LOT
2 BLDG
ROSS JIMMIE L NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED
1 LOT
ROUSE JAMES EST
1 LOT
ROUSE LEON T
1 LOT
ROUSE LEON T
1 LOT
ROUSE LILLIE MAE GRANT
1 LOT
1 BLDG
ROUSE SAMMIE & EVELYN A
1 LOT
ROWELL MCLISTER
2 LOTS
ROWLEE LESLIE A & RENEE A
1 LOT
2 BLDG
ROYAL GEORGENE ETAL
1 LOT
1 BLDG
ROYAL GEORGENE ETAL
1 LOT
1 BLDG
RUCKER SYLVIA
1 LOT
RUMMELL KATHY
1 LOT
RUMMELL KATHY S
1 LOT
4 BLDG
RUSH MAXIE J
1 LOT
3 BLDG
RUSH MAXIE J
13.11 ACRES
RUSH MAXIE J
1 LOT
RUSH MAXIE J
1 LOT
RUSH MAXIE J
1 LOT
RUSH MAXIE J
.53 ACRES
RUSSELL BESSIE S ETAL
1 LOT
1 BLDG
RYAN ROBERT J NEED TO BE REDEEMED
1 LOT
1 BLDG
1 LOT
1 LOT
IMP(S)
SALMOND SAQUAN RENEE
2.00 ACRES
SAMUEL JUANITA C
1 LOT
SAMUEL WILLIE & EVALINA CHARLES
1.70 ACRES
SANDERS REGINALD O &
1 LOT
1 BLDG
JUDY C PETERSON
SANSBURY BRENT
1 LOT
SANSBURY JIMMY R & JOANNE E
8.90 ACRES
SANTEE-LYNCHES COMM DEV CORP
.29 ACRES
1 BLDG
DISTRICT
2-2H
32-2
32-1
23-F
2-1
32-1
32-1
32-1
12-F
32-1
32-1
6-1
32-1
2-1
2-2DF
21
20-F
30-F
21
2-2F
11-F
18-HF
32-2
32-2
28-F
28-F
17-F
32-2
32-2
30-F
30-F
30-F
2-1
2-1
2-2H
2-2H
32-2
15-F
32-1
32-2
32-1
6-1
5-F
MAP NUMBER
184-00-04-010
057-13-01-038
056-14-01-070
128-00-01-003
164-16-01-036
056-14-01-063
056-10-04-054
056-10-04-055
168-00-01-219
056-10-02-004
056-10-04-067
067-03-01-045
056-14-01-064
165-07-06-036
165-09-02-023
218-13-01-051
086-00-01-073
140-00-01-088
185-00-02-086
144-00-01-047
132-00-01-132
053-00-01-011
058-02-01-001
058-02-01-002
008-00-01-019
012-00-02-114
016-00-04-021
054-15-01-005
054-15-01-109
160-00-01-038
160-00-01-039
160-00-01-001
NET TAX
152.67
529.29
492.74
529.96
198.52
263.37
275.94
275.94
390.23
356.53
1032.12
644.66
874.14
237.55
184.93
313.48
159.04
524.31
600.31
300.49
820.38
456.31
149.37
139.58
184.98
178.56
198.63
481.22
129.87
142.72
142.72
198.18
165-07-02-004
165-10-01-003
166-00-02-007
165-14-01-041
032-00-02-082
039-00-02-107
056-10-01-065
055-03-01-009
056-05-01-060
067-06-01-003
052-00-01-040
376.82
1111.77
352.17
349.05
237.53
185.73
983.26
276.70
681.74
184.95
420.70
16-F
5-F
2-1
2-2DF
100-00-02-167
051-00-04-062
165-10-03-034
165-09-02-044
159.04
218.28
237.55
289.44
32-2
057-05-01-005
32-1
20-F
056-10-02-003
667.06
087-00-01-031
2075.07
056-04-02-116
019-00-03-091
019-00-03-092
008-00-01-022
032-00-01-063
213-00-01-032
022-00-01-104
057-01-02-003
153-15-01-020
079-00-02-042
165-09-03-037
059-00-01-029
059-00-01-068
118-00-03-020
218-09-04-017
070-00-01-059
163-13-03-001
277.50
257.11
315.88
354.21
208.45
590.84
277.25
1732.08
940.11
139.54
210.53
359.97
218.58
191.66
1283.77
133.16
315.19
6-1
16-F
067-07-01-009
100-00-01-066
795.29
409.89
2-2F
165-09-01-023
32-2
17
17
28-F
17-F
7-F
29-HF
32-1
13-1
32-2
2-1
15-F
15-F
18-LF
21
24-F
2-2F
2-1
32-1
15-F
2-2F
13-1
32-1
2-2DF
16-F
30-F
16-F
21
16-F
21
30-F
2-1
2-1
2-1
32-1
32-2
15-F
15-F
2-2F
21
16-F
32-1
15-F
28-F
2-1
21
29-H
32-2
2-2H
2-2H
2-1
2-1
2-2F
2-2F
2-2DF
2-2H
16-F
10-H
2-2DF
2-1
5-F
2-2DF
21
13-1
13-F
13-F
13-F
13-F
13-F
32-1
32-2
16-F
2-1
32-2
30-F
6-2F
32-2
2-1
27-F
6-1
165-06-03-061
424.21
372.92
056-11-02-021
8819.58
041-00-01-027
145-00-07-004
173-01-01-027
057-01-03-004
164-13-01-034
142-00-03-060
140-00-05-005
100-00-01-052
202-16-01-031
250.21
266.38
169.47
465.55
191.04
318.39
463.08
288.65
274.78
727.08
122-00-01-019
202-16-01-021
140-00-03-003
165-03-02-068
165-03-02-070
184-01-01-014
237.12
255.94
1030.01
578.49
254.78
323.88
055-10-01-057
320.80
057-01-03-010
039-00-07-004
039-00-04-068
165-09-01-027
202-00-01-080
100-00-04-007
056-14-01-016
041-00-01-097
011-00-01-188
165-10-01-007
168-00-01-172
036-00-03-007
036-12-01-007
166-00-02-085
165-16-01-035
165-07-02-022
165-10-03-062
162-00-02-036
162-00-02-037
165-09-02-041
183-00-02-026
100-00-02-099
035-13-01-003
165-09-02-052
165-09-03-038
051-00-04-041
165-01-01-027
218-13-02-006
154-04-01-036
155-04-01-004
155-04-01-013
155-04-01-015
155-04-01-018
155-04-01-023
056-13-04-047
055-11-02-019
100-00-03-022
165-07-04-043
079-00-02-063
141-00-01-043
067-00-05-011
078-00-07-004
164-10-02-068
062-00-01-050
067-07-06-023
2329.81
356.62
276.15
691.58
1091.81
204.61
258.41
332.70
162.75
1378.33
255.44
786.03
374.64
560.06
276.63
422.15
194.28
140.38
159.39
497.03
152.67
575.25
343.65
576.39
1828.34
185.46
275.60
1250.05
955.74
151.21
198.07
168.83
237.12
217.59
1209.13
1307.51
504.99
817.11
237.53
172.11
334.71
69.79
249.31
253.43
2209.19
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NAME
SARDIS TRUST HOLDINGS LLC
SAVERANCE BONNIE W EST
SAWYER DELORIS JACKSON
SAWYER VERNON ETAL
SCHARK HERMAN G
SCIPIO BENJAMIN F
SCIPIO DAVID JR ETAL
SCIPIO LARRY & HATTIE
NOW: TETANICH INVESTMENTS LLC
SCOREFIELD MANAGEMENT
SCOTT ELIZABETH H M
SCOTT JESSIE B
SCOTT JOHN NOW: KESHA S
THOMPSON & JONTE D SCOTT
SCOTT JOHN NOW: KESHA S
THOMPSON & JONTE D SCOTT
SCOTT JOHN
SCOTT ROOSEVELT M JR &
LOUIS BOWMAN
SCOTT SAM EST
SEALEY LARRY HEATH
SECRETARY OF HOUSING & URBAN
NOW: PATTY CONTEE
SEGARS JESSE
SEGARS MARTHA M
SESSOMS ROBIN M
SEXTON MELISSA MCCOY
SHARPER BETTIE
SHAW TONY DEVON
SHEFFIELD BOYD M
SHEFFIELD MERRILL
SHEFFIELD MERRILL BOYD
SHEFFIELD WILLIAM ETAL
SHEPPARD CHARLIE EST
SHIRLEY FLASEAL
SIMMONS SUSIE EVELYN
SIMMS LUCILLE ETAL
SIMON JIMMIE
SIMON JIMMIE
SIMON LASHAWNTA & ADRIAN S
SIMON MARY J
SLATER ROBERT
SMALL PAUL ETAL AS TRUSTEE
OF GREATER MT TEMA CHURCH
SMALLS ALONZO
SMITH BRIA D
SMITH CASSANDRA ETAL
SMITH CLIFTON G & JANICE S
SMITH CYNTHIA EPPS AND ETAL
SMITH JAMES LEVERN
SMITH JOE
SMITH LILLIE MAE ET AL
SMITH LOUANNE ELIZABETH
SMITH MARY ALICE
SMITH REGGIE SR AND ETAL
SMITH REGGIE SR AND ETAL
SMITH ROGER
SMITH ROGER WAYNE
SMITH SARAH B
SMITH TALISSA N & JOE
SMITH WILLIE & LORENZO TONEY
NOW: SMITH WILLIE & ETALS
SMITH WILLIE MAE & GRAHAM
SMOTHERS MATTHEW
NOW: MBH REAL ESTATE LLC
SMOTHERS MATTHEW H & RAEGAN D
SMOTHERS MATTHEW H & RAEGAN D
NOW: RAEGAN D SMOTHERS &
MBH REAL ESTATE LLC
SC DIST UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
SOUTH MAIN ST PANTRY & LIQUORS
OF DARLINGTON LLC
SPANN ADELL L
SPANN ADELL L
SPARKS SAMMIE LEE III
SPIRES WILLIAM EUGENE
STEPHENS WESLEY A
NOW: DARRELL JACKSON
STEVENSON LESLIE
STEVENSON NAOMI F
STONEROCK ELIZABETH E
STRICKLAND LINDA J
STRICKLAND PEARL E
SUGGS JANICE B & ETAL
SUMNER ANGELA COOPER ETAL
SUMNER HOWARD
SUMNER HOWARD
SUTTON ANTIONETTE M
SWIFT TOM NEEDS TO BE REDEEMED
SWINNEY SALLIE A
TADLOCK PENNY C
TALBERT CHRIS DARRELL & DICKIE LEE
TARTE DEBORAH
TAYLOR CHARLES & CONNIE
TAYLOR CONNIE H & CONNIE T JONES
TAYLOR CONNIE K
NOW: MICHAEL & APRIL VOS
TAYLOR CONNIE K
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AND ETAL
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Cozy up to a good book
By Jimmie Epling
Director
Darlington County Library System
Winter is not far away according to the calendar. It starts
December 22nd this year. The
days will get gradually shorter
until then. The nights will get
nippier too, requiring you to find
that jacket in the back of your
closet and frost scraper under the
car seat. The good thing about
this week is we are in the midst of
the holiday season. The shopping hype of “Black Friday” and
“Cyber Monday” is now behind
us. And, while the weather outside is frightful and the fire is so
delightful, when you’ve got no
place to go, why not cozy up with
a good book..ho…ho…ho? (If
those words sound familiar, they
are my clever…or not…rewording of the Christmas carol “Let It
Snow”). If you are still reading
this article, the Darlington
County Library invites you to
participate in our first “Winter
Reading Program.”
The “Cozy Up to a Good
Book” winter reading program is
for all ages. It begins on
December 7th and will go
through February 29th. As
always, the Library offers a variety of free reading, listening, and
viewing experiences for you during the winter. This year, we
encourage you during these
chilly days to curl up with a good
story you have found at one of
our four locations, Darlington,
Hartsville, Lamar, or Society Hill
or
the
“digital
branch”
(www.darlington-lib.org).
When you do this winter, you
have a chance to win prizes from
the Library by playing “Book
Bingo.”
The Library’s “Book Bingo” is
just like regular bingo in that you
have to get four or five blocks in
a row. The difference from regu-
Once you get your first “Book
Bingo” by completing four blocks
in a row, take your card to the
Library to exchange it for prizes
and to be entered in prize drawings. The prizes at each location
will vary. At the Darlington
Branch for the youngest group,
each child that gets a “Bingo” on
their card can exchange it for a
free book and a prize from the
“prize bucket.” A prize drawing
will be held at the end of the program for a “library bag full of
goodies.” The Hartsville Branch
will be giving away a free book to
everyone who gets a “Bingo” and
two free tickets to a Coker
College athletic event. Bingo
winners will also get a chance to
experience something unique at
the Hartsville Branch, an indoor
miniature
golf
course.
Depending on your age group,
you will receive a ticket to play a
round of Library miniature golf
on either February 20th or 21st.
The grand prize drawing at
Hartsville will be for a $25 gift
card from Burry Book Store and
a library book bag. The winter
reading program prizes and
activities are made possible by
the Friends of each branch
library.
During the “Cozy Up to a
Good Book” winter reading program, there will be some special
additions to our regular story
times, family movies, teen activities, books clubs, and “Paws to
Read” program (children reading to therapy dogs).
Hartsville will have a special
adult craft time on the first
Wednesday of the three winter
months. Discover what you can
create on December 2nd,
January 6th, and February 3rd,
all starting at 3 p.m., by calling
Hartsville Branch and then drop
by to join in the fun.
The Darlington and Lamar
lar bingo is that you have a
choice of the type of book you
read or listen to as an audio book
to fill the blocks. To encourage
readers of all ages, we have a
bingo card suitable for every age
group.
The youngest group is for
those from birth through six
years old. Among the reading
choices are books about colors,
family, bears, holiday award winners, bilingual (give the Tumble
Book Library a try), easy reader,
silly stories, and more. Parents
can read to their youngest or
read with their oldest in this age
group.
The pre-teens age group,
made up of seven to twelve year
olds, has a bingo card of its own.
This age group will find choices
like biography, funny stories, fantasy, realistic fiction, and graphic
novels on their card.
Teens are not forgotten in our
winter
reading
program.
Reading choices for teens
include science fiction, paranormal, steampunk and historical
fiction.
Adults can also participate by
picking up a bingo card. The
squares on the adult card include
reading choices more to their liking, such as romance, suspense,
thriller, how-to, and large print.
branches will host a “Cookies
with Santa” program on
Saturday, December 12th beginning at 11 a.m. Stop by to meet
the jolly guy and share some holiday treats with him.
A local authors’ book fair will
be held at the Darlington Branch
on December 12th as part of the
winter reading program. The
fair is an opportunity to meet
local authors, talk to them about
their work, and have them sign
their books. The local authors
who will be at the Darlington
Branch from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
are Kara Adams (Christian
Yoga), Ron Baxley, Jr. (Fantasy),
Charlotte Berger (Children),
Wynnette
Fraser
(Local
Historical Fiction), Shawn
Hudson (Humor and Graphic
Novels),
Christy
Mumma
(Animals), and Regina Smeltzer
(Christian Suspense).
Also, Darlington Branch will
host a “Read-a-Thon” on
Saturday, January 9th from 10
a.m. to 2 p.m. There will be children’s stories read during the
entire time. Come and listen to
the stories and even take a turn
reading if you like.
Looking ahead to the winter
months, while the weather outside will be chilly, the Darlington
County Library warmly invites
you to join in the “Cozy Up With
a Good Book” winter reading
activities. Don’t forget, you have
a standing invitation all year long
to visit one of our four locations
or our “digital branch”
(www.darlington-lib.org)
to
browse our collection of hundreds of thousands of great reads
and borrow what you like. You
don’t need to wait until wintertime to curl up with a good story
to pass the long nights of the season. You can pass the time in any
season with a good read from the
Library.
Darlington County contracts with
CodeRED to provide emergency
notification services to community
Following an extensive
and thorough evaluation
and review of alerting systems, Darlington County has
implemented the CodeRED
system, a high-speed emergency notification service
provided by Ormond Beach,
FL-based
Emergency
Communications Network.
The CodeRED system will
serve as the backbone of the
County’s emergency planning and communications
outreach to both citizens
and County personnel by
using the system capabilities
to send telephone calls, text
messages, emails and social
media alerts in an effort to
effectively inform residents
to protect life and property.
CodeRED, among other
notification systems available, was selected for its
unrivaled reliability and
accuracy, as well as the system’s global use.
“CodeRED’s robust system will provide County
officials with a reliable,
easy-to-use interface to
quickly disseminate critical
information to our citizens
during emergencies. We are
very eager to use this technology to enhance our emer-
gency preparedness plans,”
said
Emergency
Management Director Mike
McDonald. The County
anticipates using the system
to notify residents in specific
geographic locations of
fires, floods, drinking water
emergencies, missing children notices and other
emergencies.
The County has been provided an initial database of
residential and business
telephone numbers, however all residents living within
the city and town limits of
Darlington,
Hartsville,
Lamar and Society Hill and
all residents living in the
county’s jurisdiction are
encouraged
to
visit
www.darcosc.com and click
on the CodeRED logo to
enroll additional contact
information including cell
phone numbers, text and
email addresses.
Public safety officials
across the United States
have credited CodeRED
notifications for many successful events including
locating missing children,
apprehending wanted criminals and issuing timely evacuations.
Basketball Registration
Sign your future Falcon up
for
basketball
at
the
Department for the 2015 –
2016 season by December 4 –
there will be no late registration! For girls and boys ages 5
– 14, according to age on
September 1, 2015. Sign up at
the office at 300 Sanders
Street in Darlington. Cost is
$25 for new participants, and
$20 for previous football or
fall softball players, or cheerleaders for the 2015 season.
For more information on basketball or other programs,
call: 843-398-4030. Like
them
on
Facebook:
Darlington Area Recreation.
Trinity-Byrnes welcomes a speaker for all history buffs
Trinity-Byrnes Collegiate
school students were in for a
special treat when Mary Ellen
Donovan Fuller spoke to the student body about her father,
James B. Donovan. Donovan
was a New York lawyer who
engaged in many of the 20th
century’s most intense historical
events.
Fuller shared with the student body how she personally
met Steven Spielberg and Tom
Hanks. She told the students
about the planning of the
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movie, “Bridge of Spies”, which
depicts one of her father’s
exploits.
Spielberg
calls
Donovan his hero.
Jim Donovan defended the
Russian spy – Col. Rudolf Abel.
He also made the exchange in
Berlin on a bridge and traded
him for America’s U-2 pilot
Francis Gary Powers. He had
been captured when his plane
was shot down over Russia.
discriminatory,
collegepreparatory day school serving
students in grades seven
through twelve located in
Darlington, South Carolina.
Trinity-Byrnes fosters development of every student’s intellect and character through
strong academics, a wide variety of athletics, and extra-curricular activities. For more information contact April Munn,
Director of Admissions, at (843)
395-9124,
[email protected].
Trinity-Byrnes Collegiate
School is a coeducational, non-
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1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
2 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
4 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
2 BLDG
Back row: Tyler Cook,
Weston Nunn, Jan Bays
Front Row: April
Munn, Reid Saunders,
Mary Donovan Fuller
2-2DF
11-F
16-F
2-1
13-F
14-F
32-2
12-F
12-F
30-F
15-F
23-F
32-1
30-F
32-1
32-1
32-1
32-1
32-2
20-F
15-F
17
5-F
13-F
13-F
2-2DF
2-2DF
32-2
32-2
3-F
32-1
30-F
30-F
32-2
12-F
2-2H
2-2H
32-2
32-1
32-1
8-F
11-F
21
15-F
2-2F
2-2F
13-F
7-F
2-1
165-09-02-013
152-00-02-002
168.62
544.36
142-00-02-001
165-07-08-056
2357.28
705.57
108-00-01-115
159-00-01-036
041-00-01-051
126-00-02-026
056-10-04-036
140-00-03-070
237.12
1259.54
214.28
246.87
352.43
1281.34
155-00-01-128
180-00-02-046
036-16-01-021
108-00-01-010
056-14-07-001
056-14-07-004
056-14-07-005
056-14-07-006
079-00-03-069
088-00-01-048
062-00-01-148
032-00-03-027
227.35
337.49
234.31
801.24
417.31
849.55
262.61
245.06
257.11
974.67
256.63
325.78
031-00-01-075
174-00-01-006
174-00-01-024
163-00-03-018
165-01-01-004
056-03-02-015
054-00-03-019
092-00-01-073
056-14-07-071
159-00-01-051
159-00-01-057
055-10-01-026
150-00-01-091
199-00-01-032
199-00-01-038
058-01-01-052
056-14-01-024
056-13-03-037
103-00-01-018
178.48
410.47
168.79
163.87
275.60
407.85
410.61
259.92
827.32
130.63
204.66
1185.28
280.25
132.43
302.40
354.57
354.69
746.81
720.66
147-00-05-109
165-09-01-067
155-00-01-032
182-00-01-067
165-06-03-011
153.48
256.69
276.15
198.07
284.57
112-00-01-027
202-07-01-059
039-00-02-079
266.41
449.34
612.66
RECIEPT
050830-14-3
050842-14-3
050844-14-3
050856-14-3
050857-14-3
050858-14-3
050936-14-3
051004-14-3
051042-14-3
051057-14-3
051178-14-3
051180-14-3
051181-14-3
051214-14-3
178.35
051215-14-3
051223-14-3
051234-14-3
051251-14-3
051275-14-3
051278-14-3
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052636-14-3
052665-14-3
052749-14-3
052801-14-3
052806-14-3
052812-14-3
NAME
WILLIAMS NIKKI
WILLIAMS RANDOLPH
WILLIAMS RANDOLPH & VERA
WILLIAMS ROOSEVELT
WILLIAMS ROOSEVELT
WILLIAMS ROOSEVELT
WILLIAMS VERA & EDWARD DARGAN
WILLIAMSON CAROLYN S
WILLIAMSON DAVID BRYAN
WILLIAMSON EMANUEL
WILLIAMSON VERONICA BLUE &
EZEKIEL JAMES WILLIAMSON
WILLIAMSON WALTER
WILLIAMSON WALTER
WILSON ANGLOUS & DAVID
WILSON ANGLOUS & DAVID WILSON
WILSON ANTHONY L
WILSON BERTHA
WILSON CARRIE LEE
WILSON EDDIE LEE
WILSON EDMOND JR
WILSON ETHEL
WILSON ETHEL
WILSON T ENTERPRISES LLC
WINBURN BOBBY E & TERESA
WINBURN HELLON S TRUSTEE FOR
ASHLEY NICOLE SMITH
WINDHAM DAVID ALEXANDER
WINDHAM LOUISE F
WING FOWLER PROPERTIES LLC
WINGATE CURLEE JR
WITHERSPOON DWAYNE
WITHERSPOON LINDA
WITTE JANICE ROGER
& LONNIE STAMEY
WOOD DARLENE C
WOODHAM CONNIE
WOODHAM CONNIE F
WOODHAM MICHAEL C
WOODS JAMES & BONNIE
WOODS JAMES R ETAL
WRIGHT DANNY
WRIGHT HARRIET
WRIGHT JAMES H & JANIE LEE
WRIGHT MARY R
WRIGHT MARY R
WRIGHT TYRONE & ZACHARIAS S M
YOUNG LOUISE
YOUNG LOUISE MRS
YOUNG SUZETTE T
ZIMMERMAN LARRY L
21ST CENTURY FINANCIAL INC
21ST CENTURY FINANCIAL INC
21ST MORTGAGE CORPORATION
DESCRIPTION
.50 ACRES
1 LOT
1 BLDG
1 LOT
8.86 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1.31 ACRES
2 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 LOTS
1 LOTS
.34 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
.54 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
2.00 ACRES
82.71 ACRES
7.25 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
2 LOTS
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
.21 ACRES
7.43 ACRES
1 BLDG
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
2.21 ACRES
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1 LOT
1.66 ACRES
DISTRICT
18-LF
2-1
2-1
MAP NUMBER
117-00-01-083
165-08-01-031
165-07-05-046
NET TAX
217.59
713.69
471.38
14-F
30-F
2-1
16-F
180-00-01-075
160-00-01-003
165-09-03-032
100-00-06-002
883.28
302.29
190.53
328.29
2-2F
2-2H
2-2H
2-1
14-F
14-F
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
2 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
2 BLDG
1 BLDG
1 BLDG
2 BLDG
1 BLDG
1
18-LF
2-1
2-1
11-F
2-2F
18-HF
1
6-1
5-F
18-LF
32-1
20-F
12-F
27-F
32-1
32-1
18-LF
30-F
2-2F
2-1
32-1
17-F
17
2-1
2-1
2-1
2-2F
2-2F
1-F
2-1
2-1
18-LF
21
32-1
27-F
11-F
166-00-05-022
166-00-07-025
166-00-07-026
165-07-05-047
747.80
194.07
194.07
420.60
180-00-01-076
180-00-01-077
1
184.98
184.98
058-00-03-082
131-00-02-012
166-00-01-081
052-00-03-093
058-00-03-007
067-03-01-044
052-00-05-016
073-00-01-112
158.25
201.27
287.07
197.80
1977.37
198.63
427.35
058-00-03-902
118-00-04-013
165-10-01-052
165-06-03-068
129.72
250.13
193.51
942.63
056-13-02-043
088-00-01-049
149-00-01-159
062-00-02-089
056-14-07-024
701.61
568.93
2784.34
503.58
625.96
138-00-01-064
165-09-01-093
165-07-03-017
056-14-06-070
016-00-01-026
351.02
315.19
600.39
1068.19
201.26
056-14-02-021
099-00-01-005
032-00-01-036
350.30
355.47
1595.62
165-05-01-090.401
165-06-04-048
165-07-04-089
166-00-01-018
166-00-01-033
084-00-02-014
165-10-03-054
165-10-03-052
119-00-01-018
4637.69
667.15
940.78
217.66
217.59
757.00
517.61
194.28
573.57
056-02-03-038
062-00-03-006
131-00-03-008
3791.35
237.12
220.80
202-04-01-031
710.09
Crossroads
Continued from 1B
Anchor Club Pie Sale
Delicious, homemade pies were up for grabs as the Darlington Anchor Club held their annual
Thanksgiving Pie Sale from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 25, at the Darlington County
Courthouse. Pies were priced from $8 to $12 with many varieties available, including sugar-free apple,
Japanese fruit, coconut, sweet potato, pumpkin, Million Dollar, lemon chess, Derby, and pecan.
Proceeds from the Pie Sale fund Anchor Club activities throughout the school year.
Where is this in Darlington County?
The photo from last week was of the corner of the lovely clock in Lamar! We had plenty of readers that
guessed the one in Society Hill, and several guessed it was the one on the intersection of 5th Street and
Carolina Avenue in Hartsville, but no one actually guessed the Lamar clock.
Sylvia James and Mike and Gail Beckham knew that last week’s photo was of the Hartsville American
Legion Post former building on Society Hill on Prestwood Lake, but were inadvertently not mentioned.
Can you guess where in Darlington County this week’s photo was taken? Please send your guesses to:
[email protected] or call 393-3811. Good luck!
Shop Darlington
this holiday season
for a chance to win
The Darlington Downtown
Revitalization Association will
hold a contest to encourage
people to shop in Darlington
this holiday season by giving
them a chance to win one of
three $100 fuel cards.
Between Thanksgiving and
Christmas, shop at five different Darlington businesses;
mail the DDRA copies of your
receipts with an entry form,
and then you will be entered
into the drawing.
“We want to encourage
people to purchase their gifts
in town rather than traveling
to Florence for Christmas
shopping,” says Lisa ChalianRock, director of DDRA,
Planning
&
Economic
Development for the City of
Darlington. “Our businesses
try very hard to diversify their
inventory to please changing
consumer tastes, and we need
to reward them with our dollars if we want to continue to
have and to grow our retail
sector.”
While you are out shopping, take a break to stop into
one of Darlington’s restaurants for another receipt to
add to your entry, as restaurant purchases during this
time period will qualify as part
of an entry. Gift cards or gift
certificates at local eateries or
at other service-based shops
like salons or gyms qualify too.
“We wanted to give people
as many options as possible,
so, as they go through their
holiday shopping list of
names, they could accommodate everyone,” Rock says.
“Some people prefer to go out
for a meal rather than get a
sweater, and who doesn’t like
being pampered at a salon?
These are all great gifts that
can be purchased right here in
Darlington.”
Entry forms will be located
at area businesses, the Greater
Darlington
Chamber
of
Commerce, and City Hall. You
can find copies in The News &
Press through Dec. 23 or
download forms from the
DDRA Facebook page.
A drawing of all the qualifying entry forms received will
be held by January 6. The winners will be contacted by
phone and by email. Gift cards
will be presented in person at
a location to be determined by
the DDRA for a publicity photograph.
Complete rules can be found
online at www.facebook.com/
DowntownDarlington.
“I'm a scavenger... there are
things I use that I just picked
up for free at the end of an
auction, things that were just
kind of cast aside and nobody
wanted,” Jane says.
For example, a somewhat
gaudy porcelain Christmas
town set from the 70s became
an elegant, snow-capped
mountain village through liberal application of chalk paint,
glitter, and Epsom salt. A bargain bin reindeer statue now
looks like a department store
display item, nestled salt-andglitter snow under a half-price
glass cloche. A wooden curtain
ring became a tree ornament
with the addition of a paper
backing and some tiny greens
and pinecones plucked from
an old potpourri assortment.
On the blog, Jane offers tips
for making your own holiday
decorations to celebrate special occasions all year long,
and provides projects you can
do yourself or share with
youngsters who enjoy crafting.
“This year, I'll be putting up
instructions for how to make a
little handsewn gingerbread
man,” says Jane, adding that
the gingerbread man sewing
project is easy enough to share
with young children.
While Jane has the decorating instincts, Leo focuses on
maintaining the Cottage's
amazing garden, where the
Windhams grow a beautiful
variety of fresh produce –
much of which they cook up in
their own kitchen, sharing
recipes with readers along the
way.
Their blog offers lots of
great recipes and cooking tips
for appetizers (the Lowcountry
One of the whimsical decorations Jane created this season.
Crab and Pimiento Cheese
Stuffed Mushrooms look
amazing!), entrees from
seafood gumbo to pot roast,
and dessert ideas for pies,
cakes, and pretty parfaits.
Canning recipes include spicy
pear chutney, creole sauce,
cucumber relish, spicy pickled
okra, and a recipe for homemade canned spaghetti sauce
that drew more than 150,000
page views – a figure that
proved eye-opening for Jane
and Leo.
“We just never expected
that many people would be
reading,” says Jane, noting
that the generous public
response makes it worth all
the work to stage and photograph and write up new posts
every week.
Visit cottageatthecrossroads.com online to see more
of Jane and Leo's gardening
tips, recipes, and decorating
ideas. And if you're up for
some great music programmed
by Leo (a veteran radio personality), tune in Crossroads
Radio by clicking the “Radio”
button on their homepage.
Something big is in the air at
Carolina Pines Regional
Medical Center.
And once in place, it will be a big
advance in healthcare for the
Hartsville region.
On a recent fall day, GE’s latest, state of
the art MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging)
machine was unloaded and crane-lifted into
Carolina Pines RMC. Installation is underway
inside the hospital’s beautiful new MRI Caring
Suite, which will open later this month.
Bringing the best in medical technology to
the Hartsville region. That’s one more way
we’re caring for our own, right here at home.
1304 West Bobo Newsom Highway
Hartsville, South Carolina 29550 t (843) 339-2100
www.cprmc.com
This hospital is partially owned by physicians.