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SCC names Dr. Benita Yowe

Dean of the School of Health Sciences

Dr. Benita Yowe has been named the Dean of theSchool of Health Sciences at Spartanburg CommunityCollege. In this role she will be responsible for workingwith faculty to manage, recruit and educate students inthe college's health and human services programs whichincludes dental assisting, health unit coordinating, mas-sage therapy, medical assisting, medical lab technology,nursing, paramedic and emergency medical technician,pharmacy technician, radiologic technology, respiratorycare and surgical technology.

Dr. Yowe has been an educator for more than 25 yearsin Georgia and South Carolina. She is a former class-room teacher for the Georgia public school system andinstructor in the early childhood care and educationdepartment at Albany Technical College in Georgia.Yowe came to SCC in 2012 as an instructor in the earlycare and education department and was named depart-ment chair in 2013. In 2016 she received SCC's Facultyof the Year-Student Award, which recognizes faculty forexcellence in all activities related to the teaching andlearning process.

SYT presents Junie B. Jones is Not a Crookon April 12 and 13

Everyone’s favorite kindergartner returns to theChapman Cultural Center stage with an all new story,April 12-13, when Spartanburg Youth Theatre presentsJunie B. Jones is Not a Crook! When someone stealsJunie B’s new furry mittens, she decides it is okay tokeep a wonderful pen of many colors that she finds. It isokay to keep it, right? Junie B. Jones is not a crook…oris she? This hilarious and heartfelt tale based on the best-selling book series will have families laughing and smil-ing from start to finish.

Ahsha Daniels will return as guest director for SYT’sseason closer. Daniels has previously guest directedLilly’s Purple Plastic Purse, and A Charlie BrownChristmas.

The cast and crew of Junie B. Jones is Not a Crook ismade up of local youth in grades 3 -12, supporting theSpartanburg Youth Theatre’s mission of producing the-atre “by youth, for youth.”

This show is appropriate for all ages.

Junie B. Jones is Not a Crook plays at the ChapmanCultural Center on April 12 at 4:30 pm and 7:00 pm andApril 13 at 2:00 pm and 4:30 pm. Tickets are $15 foradults and $10 for youth, and can be purchased by phoneat (864) 542-2787 or online at www.chapmancultural-center.org. A 20% group discount is available for groupsof 10 or more. Call the Spartanburg Youth Theatre officeat (864) 585-8278 for more information or log onto theSYT website at www.spartanburgyouththeatre.com

Wofford selected for

public humanities initiative grant

Wofford College is among 25 institutions that will par-ticipate in the inaugural cohort of Humanities Researchfor the Public Good, an initiative to promote studentresearch, to address issues of public significance and toshowcase the rich archival, library and museum collec-tions held by participating institutions.

The Council of Independent Colleges (CIC) awardedthe grant to support Wofford’s student-centered project,“Acknowledging Our Past: Race, Landscape andHistory.” The project allows for two student researchersto be trained in archival research, spending a semesterresearching the archives and special collections atWofford’s Sandor Teszler Library and the college’s com-munity partnering organization in the project, theSpartanburg County Public Libraries. Studentresearchers also will learn from and work directly withmembers of the Spartanburg community during theirresearch. The project will culminate in a public exhibitdesigned and led by students to showcase their researchin May 2020.

The project team includes: Dr. Rhiannon Leebrick,assistant professor in the Department of Sociology andAnthropology; Luke Meagher, special collections librar-ian in the Sandor Teszler Library; Brad Steinecke, assis-tant director of local history at the Spartanburg CountyPublic Libraries; Dr. Phillip Stone, Wofford Collegearchivist; and Jessalyn Story, director of Wofford’sCenter for Community-Based Learning.

Wofford was selected to participate in the CIC initia-tive through a highly competitive application process,with nearly four applications for each available spot inthe program. Each institution will partner with a commu-nity-based organizations to engage members of the pub-lic on a topic of local importance.

From the AmericanCounseling Association

As we age, things change.

Some of those changes are

obvious in the mirror, while

others become evident

when a flight of stairs leaves

us out of breath, or when we

can't remember the name of

that cousin in Omaha.

Accepting the physical

and mental changes that

occur as we get older can be

stressful. The aging process

can be frightening in some

ways, especially if we aren't

prepared for the gradual

changes that we all face. But

we can prepare for the

inevitable changes aging

brings, and take some

actions to help minimize the

effects of those changes.

Becoming older brings a

variety of physical changes.

Our bones become smaller

and weaker, the heart pumps

blood at a lower rate, our

metabolism and digestive

system slow down, we face

more dental problems, and

our skin begins to wrinkle

and become less elastic.

So what's the good news?

Simply that there are ways

to fight back. No, you can't

stop all the changes that get-

ting older brings, but you

definitely can accept those

changes and take action to

minimize the negative

effects.

What this means is being

proactive in terms of aging.

Staying healthy at any age

doesn't just happen. Diet, for

example, is an important

part of feeling good and

staying healthy regardless of

your age, but it is especially

important as we get older. A

diet rich in fruits, vegetables

and whole grains is one way

to assist your slowed-down

digestive system and to

increase overall energy.

You might also check with

your family physician about

whether vitamin and miner-

al supplements might be a

good idea. And seeing that

physician on a regular basis

can help minimize the risk

of suddenly facing a serious

health problem.

We can also fight the

aging process by staying

physically and mentally

active. Exercises like mus-

cle training and resistance

work can help reverse bone

loss and fight the back prob-

lems that often come with

aging. Your local YMCA or

physical trainer can help set

up a program appropriate

for you.

Maintaining social con-

tacts, learning something

new like a musical instru-

ment or foreign language or

just playing word games or

doing crossword puzzles

can all help keep your brain

active.

Getting older may not

always be fun, but you can

take actions to help mini-

mize the stress it can bring

and overcome the limita-

tions aging might otherwise

put on your life.

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Come fly at Spartanburg Soaring!

International Kite Festival Chapman Cultural

Center’s Sixth Annual

International Kite Festival

is BACK on Saturday,

April 13th, from 11 am to

5 pm!

Chapman Cultural

Center has partnered with

Greenville-Spartanburg

International Airport to

offer this FREE, family-

friendly event. The festival

began in 2014 with a mis-

sion to build civic pride,

promote healthy outdoor

play, and celebrate cultural

diversity and creativity.

Every year Spartanburg

Soaring! is getting bigger

and better.

The festival will kick off

at 11 am at the Main

Entrance of Barnet Park.

We encourage residents to

bring their kites if they

have one. Kites will also

be available for purchase

from the Imagination

Station booth.

Spartanburg Soaring!

Kite Club, a local group

formed after the inaugural

festival, will be on hand,

led by master kite maker

and local enthusiast Chuck

Holmes.

Holmes said: “Spartan-

burg Soaring Kite Club

members are looking for-

ward to the up-coming fes-

tival. Make sure to come

find us in the Kite Corner,

located off Converse

Street. Members will be

assisting as ‘kite doctors',

safety directors, and flying

kites during the festival.

Our local group will be

joined by members from

kite groups located in

Charlotte, Atlanta, New

Jersey, and Denmark!

We’re looking forward to

lots of people coming out

to fly kites with us.”

In addition to kite flying,

the public can expect to

hear live music throughout

the day from local artists

like The Accidentally Irish

Lads and Lassies, TJ Jeter,

Dwayne McMillian, Mary

Norris and many more!

Plus, interactive perform-

ances from Lydia Lund-

gren, Moses Jenkins, and

an open drum circle will

keep you entertained all

day.

Kids will have plenty to

keep them busy in the

Kid’s Zone sponsored by

Cannon Roofing. Hub City

Kids, Kidding around

Spartanburg, The Child-

ren’s Museum of the

Upstate, Spartanburg

County Public Libraries

and more will be offering

FREE activities and crafts

for children of all ages.

Take a break from kite

flying and grab a bite to

eat from local food trucks.

Farmers Table, Pig on

Fire, Hub City Scoops,

The Streatery, One Love

Fusion Foods, Java Up and

Growler Haus will be

ready to serve up some

delicious food and drinks.

After you enjoy some

lunch take a stroll through

the Maker’s Market spon-

sored by Duke Energy for

some shopping. Over 30

local arts and crafts people

will be there with a variety

of items for sale. Be sure

to also check out the HUB-

BUB Artists in Residence,

who will be offering artists

demonstrations of their

current community proj-

ect, Mosaic Spartanburg.

This year, local commu-

nity organizations will be

joining the Chapman

Cultural Center during the

festival to bring more fun

to all ages. Organizations

like SPACE, Hatcher

Garden, and Spartanburg

Swing will be joining the

festival, providing interac-

tive activities to attendees.

Jennifer Evins, President

and CEO of Chapman

Cultural Center says:

“Spartanburg Soaring has

become the arts festival for

Spartanburg. This free fun

day is meant to enjoy all

things local – with 35

artists, 9 music perform-

ances, kites, and local

food. This year we have

even more for every mem-

ber of the family, and

we’re looking forward to

seeing you in the flying

fields.”

This year’s sponsors for

the festival are Greenville-

Spartanburg International

Airport, Duke Energy,

Cannon Roofing, Vic

Bailey Ford, Imagination

Station, Arrowhead

Design Company, Publix

Super Markets Charities,

Southeastern Printing,

Wade’s Restaurant, South-

ern Smiles, Spartanburg

Area Mountain Bike

Association, WSPA-TV,

Spartanburg Soaring Kite

Club, and the City of Spar-

tanburg.

A rain date is planned for

Sunday, April 14th from

1pm - 5pm.

5 Stops to Make at

Spartanburg Soaring 2019

Spartanburg Soaring!

International Kite Festival

is almost here, and this

year's festival promises to

be the best one yet! To

help out, here are 5 key

stops you should make to

maximize your experience

to have the best day ever!

1. The Kid Zone spon-

sored by Cannon Roofing

will feature various events

scheduled throughout the

day by some amazing

Community Organizations

including: Kidding Around

Spartanburg, Spartanburg

County Public Libraries,

The Children's Museum of

the Upstate - Spartanburg,

The City of Spartanburg

Parks and Recreation -

Lets Play Mobile, Fairfor-

est Middle School, Hub

City Kids, and Spartan-

burg Science Center!

2. The Makers Market

sponsored by Duke Energy

will be set up where over

35 regional artisans will

sell their wares – keeping

100% of their profits – so

you can keep a piece of

local culture even after

you fly away. Everything

will be affordable and

locally handcrafted.

3. Another reason to stop

by Spartanburg Soaring! is

all of the amazing food

vendors who will be

attending the festival! This

year's vendors include:

Growler Haus Spartan-

burg, Hub City Scoops,

The Farmers Table, Pig on

Fire, The Streatery, Java

Up, and One Love Fusion!

4. This year there will be

plenty of Community

Organizations stopping by

the festival to make sure

there is something every-

one can enjoy! Commun-

ity Organizations partici-

pating include: Hatcher

Garden Woodland

Preserve, Logos Theatre,

Spartanburg Area Conser-

vancy, Spartanburg Swing,

and Spartanburg Earth

Day, SAMBA, WSPA,

Arrowhead Design Com-

pany, and Imagination

Station!

5. Kite flying fields.

Using kites as a common

theme, Spartanburg Soar-

ing! engaged cultural

curiosity and promoted

active play through activi-

ties and events all across

the city.

APRIL 11, 2019

The Makers Market sponsored by Duke Energy will be set up where over

35 regional artisans will sell their wares. This is only one of the many

things to see & do at Spartanburg Soaring! 2019.

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Calendar

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2502, Spartanburg, SC 29304.

Owner, Publisher: Bobby Dailey, Jr.

Office Manager: Tammy Dailey

Subscription Rate: $20.00 per year in Spartanburg

County, $30 per year out of county

Hours vary Monday through Thursday. If no one is at the

office, please call, leave a message and we will return

your call in a timely manner. Offices are closed Friday

through Sunday, as well as observed holidays.

Phone No.: 864-574-1360 Fax No.: 864-327-1760

Email: [email protected]

1. Is the book of Hosea in

the Old or New Testament

or neither?

2. How many Old

Testament (KJV) books are

named for a woman? There

are none in the New

Testament. 0, 1, 2, 3

3. From Judges 16, what

had Samson been to God

from his mother's womb?

Nazarite, Philistine,

Reubenite, Protestant

4. In Exodus 4, who had a

staff or rod that turned into

a snake? Noah, Aaron,

Adam, Moses

5. What biblical name

means "peace"? Salome,

Jacob, Abraham, Adam

6. Of these, who died on

Mount Hor? Paul, Noah,

Aaron, Solomon

ANSWERS: 1) Old; 2) 2

(Ruth and Esther); 3)

Nazarite; 4) Moses; 5)

Salome; 6) Aaron

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Around the UpstateAPRIL 12

American rapper, singer-

songwriter Adam Aminé

Daniel, better known as

Aminé, will be in concert

Friday, April 12, at 7 p.m. in

Timmons Arena on the cam-

pus of Furman University.

Doors open at 7 p.m. Tickets

for the public are available

through Ticketmaster, $20 in

advance, and $30 day-of-

show.

APRIL 12 - 13

The Spartanburg Youth

Theatre presents Junie B.Jones is Not a Crook! April

12 and 13. It plays at the

Chapman Cultural Center on

April 12 at 4:30 pm and 7:00

pm and April 13 at 2:00 pm

and 4:30 pm. Tickets are $15

for adults and $10 for youth,

and can be purchased by

phone at (864) 542-2787 or

online at chapmancultural-

center.org

APRIL 14

Chapman Cultural Center is

open every Sunday after-

noon, 1 - 5 p.m., to provide

casual and cultural experi-

ences for those who want to

"unplug." Some museums are

open with free admission. In

addition, one or more local

musicians will perform a free

mini-concert at no charge 2 -

4 p.m. (864) 542-ARTS.

***

USC Upstate Commercial

Music Program Spring 2019

Showcase, 3 - 5 p.m. at

Chapman Cultural Center,

200 E. St. John St. in Spartan-

burg. Enjoy a concert featur-

ing short performances by the

USC Upstate Country &

Western Combo, Upstate

Vocal Ensemble, and Upstate

Jazz Combo.

Upstate professor receives $527,551 grant to

study long-term memory formation, retentionBy Vince Moore,

Director, News & MediaRelations

Is it possible that day-

dreaming is not such a

waste of time after all?

That while we’re taking a

break from our immediate

surroundings, our brains

are working to process

recent memories without a

conscious effort on our

part?

Thanks to a $527,551

grant from the National

Science Foundation

(NSF), Furman University

Assistant Professor of

Psychology Erin Wamsley

plans to find out.

“While ‘zoning out’ dur-

ing our daily tasks is typi-

cally considered to be a

waste of time, those

moments of being lost in

thought may be essential to

the formation of memory,”

Wamsley said. “That’s

what we hope to discover

with our research.”

Wamsley said that even

when we are sitting still

and doing nothing, the

mind and brain are contin-

uously switching between

two distinct states—an

“online” state where we

are paying attention to our

immediate surroundings,

and an “offline” state

where our attention turns

inward to thoughts of

things like the past and

future.

“We are hypothesizing

that the early stages of

memory processing occur

specifically during

moments of this offline

state, which are inter-

spersed throughout the

day,” Wamsley said. “By

developing new methods

of measuring these waking

states and their function,

we can learn more about

the formation and retention

of long-term memories.”

As a part of NSF’s

Research in Undergraduate

Institutions program,

Wamsley said the research

project will provide

research training for

approximately 12 under-

graduate students over the

course of three years,

including members of

underrepresented minority

groups and students from

underserved public high

schools in South Carolina.

Wamsley joined

Furman’s Department of

Psychology and Program

in Neuroscience at Furman

in 2014. She has received

several grants to fund her

research at the Furman

Sleep Laboratory, where

she and her students study

how the brain processes

memories during sleep as

well as the relationship of

sleep-dependent memory

processing to dream expe-

riences.

She began her academic

career at Guilford College

in North Carolina, where

Wamsley double-majored

in psychology and philoso-

phy. She went on to com-

plete her doctoral studies

at the City University of

New York. After earning

her Ph.D. in 2007,

Wamsley had a postdoctor-

al fellowship in the Divis-

ion of Sleep Medicine at

Harvard Medical School,

where she was later pro-

moted to instructor of psy-

chiatry.

Erin Wamsley (center) said her NSF-funded project will provide

research training for approximately 12 undergraduate students.

Columbia - Multi-Pack

recently announced plans

to grow its existing

Greenville County opera-

tions. The company's

$16.3 million investment

is projected to create 72

new jobs.

Multi-Pack is a contract

packager and manufactur-

er to some of the most rec-

ognizable brands in the

consumer, over-the-

counter drug and medical

device markets with loca-

tions in Greenville. and

Mt. Prospect, Ill. Employ-

ing more than 300 work-

ers, the company offers

turnkey solutions with

chemical blending servic-

es, in-house microbiology

and chemistry labs.

"We are very pleased and

excited about the opportu-

nity to partner with the

state of South Carolina and

Greenville County in the

expansion of our opera-

tions. We have been part of

the Greenville community

for more than 25 years and

believe this investment

will be beneficial for us,

demonstrating our com-

mitment to the community.

We are excited to be mak-

ing this new investment in

the Greenville area and

look forward to building

on our past successes,

walking into a bright

future together," stated

Multi-Pack President

Steve Crass.

South Carolina Governor

Henry McMaster added,

"The fact that Multi-Pack

has chosen to expand in

South Carolina and contin-

ues to invest in our people

is something for which our

state should be extremely

proud. This sends a signal

to the whole world that our

state is open for business."

Currently located at 4611

Dairy Drive in Greenville,

Multi-Pack will be

expanding its production

and sales operations by

moving into a 125,000-

square-foot facility at the

South Carolina Techno-

logy and Aviation Center.

The new operations are

expected to be completely

online by the fourth quar-

ter of 2019, and hiring is

expected to begin in early

2020. Those interested in

joining the Multi-Pack

team should visit www.

multipacksolutions.com

for more information.

"The ongoing success of

Multi-Pack in Greenville

County is a sign that our

pro-business efforts con-

tinue to pay off. I congrat-

ulate this innovative com-

pany on all that they've

accomplished in the

Upstate and look forward

to seeing what the future

has in store for them," stat-

ed Secretary of Commerce

Bobby Hitt.

"Multi-Pack is a highly-

respected packaging and

custom manufacturing

provider and an excellent

complement to this

region's growing cluster of

leading consumer, phar-

maceutical and industrial

brands. County council is

pleased that they have cho-

sen to expand their opera-

tions and workforce here

in Greenville County,"

added Greenville County

Council Chairman and

Greenville Area Develop-

ment Corporation Director

H.G. "Butch" Kirven Jr.

The Coordinating

Council for Economic

Development has awarded

a $150,000 Set Aside grant

to Greenville County to

assist with costs associated

with infrastructure

improvements.

Multi-Pack expands current Greenville County facility, investing

$16.3 million to consolidate sales and production operations

THE SPARTAN WEEKLY NEWS APRIL 11, 2019 3

How to prep financially when changing jobs(StatePoint) The average

American will hold 11.7

jobs between the ages of 18

and 48, according to The

Bureau of Labor Statistics.

If a job change is on your

horizon, remember that a

new salary and benefits

package bring new finan-

cial considerations.

“Changing jobs brings

with it a myriad of financial

decisions. Take time to

assess your financial situa-

tion and make any neces-

sary adjustments so you can

start the new job focused

and ready,” says Valerie

Radford, a vice president of

Strategic Initiatives at

Prudential Financial.

As you’re making the

switch, Radford says there

are a few things to keep in

mind:

• Don’t Leave Money on

the Table: Keep track of

your 401(k) if you had one

at your previous job. You

can simplify your financial

picture by bringing together

any orphan plans you’ve

left in the investing uni-

verse. Also, make sure to

take advantage of your new

employer’s 401(k) match

feature, if offered, and con-

tinue momentum by

increasing your contribu-

tion, if possible.

• Don’t Go It Alone:

Consider using a third-party

platform to manage

finances and benefits in one

place that’s designed to

rebalance your goals as cir-

cumstances change. For

example, when you set up

an account with LINK by

Prudential, you’ll be

prompted to answer ques-

tions about what financial

goals are important to you

and, in turn, will be offered

personalized solutions to

help you reach them. LINK

combines the convenience

of a digital experience with

the knowledge of a profes-

sional advisor who can

walk you through this

important transition by

phone, video or in-person.

To learn more, visit pruden-

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• Consider Your Bonus: If

you’re receiving a sign-on

bonus or have an old bonus

saved, determine whether

this money belongs in a

short-term, no-risk account

or whether a longer-term

approach with exposure to

financial markets makes

sense.

• Budgets are Funda-

mental: If you’re making

more money, calculate if

additional funds can be put

into savings. This is a great

place to use a tool like

LINK that allows you to see

all your money in one

place, and can help you

determine where to direct

extra funds. If you’re mak-

ing less money, you might

need to see where to make

cuts.

• Review Your Insurance:

Take a breath before mov-

ing forward with health

coverage decisions. If

you’re married, evaluate

both partner’s plans, not

only for the more afford-

able option, but also for

each plan’s restrictions. For

instance, if one plan allows

you to see doctors without

referrals while the other

doesn’t, you’ll have to

decide whether that’s worth

the extra cost. Finally, take

a look at the amount your

new employer is offering

for life insurance. It’s often

not enough. Consulting a

financial advisor can help

you determine how much

additional insurance to take

out.

Don’t let your financial

goals get lost in the shuffle

of a job transition. A few

strategies and tools can

keep you on track.

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Charlotte, N.C. – To kick

off Distracted Driving

Awareness month AAA

Carolinas joined law

enforcement and support-

ers at a press conference at

the NC Department of

Insurance in Raleigh to

urge lawmakers to pass the

Hands Free NC bill. DOI

Commissioner Mike

Causey announced his sup-

port of HB 144, the pro-

posed legislation that

would make it illegal to

use a hand held communi-

cations device, including a

cell phone, while driving.

Families who lost loved

ones from a distracted

driving crash spoke on

behalf of the bill. Rep.

Kevin Corbin of Macon,

who filed HB 144, was in

attendance along with bill

co-sponsor Rep. Garland

Pierce of Scotland.

“We applaud Rep.

Corbin’s efforts to make

our roads safer and com-

mend DOI Commissioner

Causey for publicly sup-

porting the Hands Free NC

bill ,” said Tiffany Wright,

President of AAA

Carolinas Foundation for

Traffic Safety. “April is

dedicated to raising aware-

ness of the dangers of dis-

tracted driving and this is

the perfect time for law-

makers to act and move

this bill forward.This is a

non-partisan issue and is

ultimately about saving

lives.”

The current texting while

driving law is very diffi-

cult to enforce. The Hands

Free NC bill gives law

enforcement the ability to

stop drivers for holding

their phone, whereas in the

past they would have to

have a secondary reason

like speeding or not wear-

ing a seat belt. The bill car-

ries a $100 fine for the first

offense and a larger fine

and insurance points for

the second and third

offense.

According to NCDOT, in

2018 there were 123 fatali-

ties coded as a result of

distracted driving. How-

ever, AAA Carolinas

believes the numbers are

higher because the behav-

ior is difficult to prove and

motorists won’t readily

admit to doing it. Last

year, there were also 102

rear end fatal crashes and

733 lane departure fatali-

ties. Rear end and lane

departure collisions are a

common result from dis-

tracted driving.

AAA is committed to

helping drivers curb the

urge to engage in distract-

ing behaviors behind the

wheel. Any task that

requires taking your eyes

or attention off-the-road

and hands off-the-wheel

can present a dangerous

risk on the roadway. In

order to avoid distraction,

AAA recommends:

* Disconnect and Drive

Put aside electronic dis-

tractions and never use text

messaging, email, video

games or internet func-

tions, including those built

into the vehicle, while

driving.

* Know where you’re

going: Pre-program your

GPS and adjust seats, mir-

rors, climate controls and

sound systems before put-

ting the car in motion.

* Secure Items: Properly

secure children and pets

and store loose possessions

and other items that could

roll around in the car.

* Snack Smart: Avoid

messy foods that can be

difficult to manage.

April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month


Heroes Fest to kick off spring break at the State MuseumColumbia - The State

Museum is calling all

superhero fans to help kick

off spring break with

Heroes Fest, Saturday,

April 13, from 10 a.m. until

4 p.m. Guests will have a

chance to experience the

Hall of Heroes exhibit

before it closes, compete

for prizes in special super-

hero challenges, enter a

superhero costume contest,

meet our cast of iconic

superheroes and more, all

leading off to a week of

spring break fun at the State

Museum.

In conjunction with the

museum’s incredibly suc-

cessful Hall of Heroesexhibit, Heroes Fest will

bring this interactive exhib-

it to life with a day of

‘super’ family fun. Guests

will get to test out their

superhero strength and win

a prize while competing in

special challenges inside

the Hall of Heroes exhibit.

The superhero costume

contest will take place at 2

p.m. and guests will also

get to meet and take photos

with our cast of heroes,

including Batman, Captain

Marvel, Iron Man, Black

Panther and more from 10

a.m. until 3 p.m. There will

even be a create your own

superhero mask station,

face painting and a balloon

artist for guests who need

to add extra flair to their

superhero costumes.

Hall of Heroes opened to

with huge success in

January and has quickly

turned into a guest favorite.

This will be one of the final

weekends to experience it

before it closes soon. Hallof Heroes celebrates and

explores both the history of

and science behind

America’s obsession with

superheroes. Enhanced

with incredible interactive

and hands on displays, Hallof Heroes explores how

these iconic characters

have influenced our popu-

lar culture throughout the

20th century and beyond

while offering guests the

chance to discover their

own superpowers.

Heroes Fest activities are

included with museum gen-

eral admission or member-

ship. Entry to the Hall ofHeroes exhibit is an addi-

tional fee.

Spring Break Camps

Starting Monday, April

15, through Friday, April

19, the museum will host

its annual Spring Break

Camps, presented by Aflac,

for children aged 6 to 12

years old. Each day will

focus on a different subject

matter from astronomy and

history to art and even

superheroes. Campers can

choose their own experi-

ence by picking a day camp

or registering for the entire

week. Each camp features

morning social time, muse-

um exploration, hands-on

and interactive activities,

snack and lunchtime. For a

full list of camps and to

register visit at

scmuseum.org

Charitable organization owes $10,000 in fines for delinquent registration statements, financial reports

Columbia - Secretary of State

Mark Hammond announced

recently that his office obtained

an injunction against Miracle

House of Hope Ministries for

violations of the South

Carolina Solicitation of

Charitable Funds Act. The

charitable organization has

accrued fines totaling

$10,000.00 for soliciting con-

tributions while not registered

and failure to file annual finan-

cial reports.

Miracle House of Hope

Ministries is located in

Charlotte, North Carolina, but

the SC Secretary of State’s

Office has received complaints

that the organization has solicit-

ed in Greenville, Dorchester,

Lexington and Richland

Counties. Miracle House of

Hope Ministries representa-

tives solicit cash on street cor-

ners and intersections from

motorists who are likely

unaware that the organization is

operating illegally in the state.

Secretary Hammond encour-

ages all South Carolinians to

notify the Secretary of State’s

Office if they have any con-

cerns about a charitable organ-

ization. Citizens can file a

complaint 24 hours a day, 7

days a week using the

Secretary of State’s Online

Charitable Solicitation Com-

plaint Form, which is available

at www.sos.sc.gov or calling 1-

888-242-7484.

Vet’s charities are a good way to say ‘thanks’, but be cautiousBy Richard Eckstrom,

S.C. Comptroller

At first glance, they

appear to be the noblest of

causes. Their brochures

feature images that tug at

the heartstrings – perhaps a

uniformed man in a wheel-

chair, or a tearful widow

accepting a folded U.S.

flag. They use patriotic-

sounding names like

“Honor America’s

Veterans” or “Salute our

Soldiers.”

But too often, so-called

“charities” purporting to

help veterans and their fam-

ilies fall far short of the

charitable image they put

forward.

Independent watchdog

groups in recent years have

called out many veteran-

oriented nonprofits, which

are notorious for squander-

ing hundreds of millions of

dollars annually on admin-

istrative costs, salaries, ben-

efits, and perks. In extreme

cases, more than 90 percent

of donations raised goes

toward overhead – while

vets themselves receive

what’s left over.

To be sure, all types of

charities can be vulnerable

to “bad apples,” which

range from careless busi-

ness models to outright

scams. But veterans have

always occupied a special

place in our hearts, because

we’re grateful for the

tremendous sacrifices

they’ve made on our behalf.

And, unfortunately, our

deep well of gratitude and

goodwill can make us

unsuspecting targets for

those seeking easy cash.

A common denominator

among the bad apples is

their use of for-profit

fundraisers like telemar-

keters and mailing firms,

which can skim off as much

as 80 percent of the funds

they raise. “A small per-

centage of something is bet-

ter than 100 percent of

nothing,” the president of

one “charity” told the

online veteran-issues publi-

cation VetLikeMe. Still, it’s

outrageous when someone

intends to give $20 to a

cherished cause and, in

reality, a mere $4 or less of

their donation goes to the

cause.

Some examples are

downright disgusting. Like

the Center for American

Homeless Veterans, whose

2015 IRS filings showed it

raised $2.5 million in dona-

tions while its expenses

consumed all it raised –

including paying its direc-

tor $340,000 – according to

the watchdog group Center

for Public Integrity.

And the American

Veterans Foundation, which

raised $6.5 million from

2014 to 2016 but spent 92

percent of it on professional

fundraisers and salaries for

its president and his son,

according to a federal com-

plaint filed last month.

And Help the Vets, which,

according to the Military

Times, spent 95 percent of

the $20 million it raised

from 2014 to 2017 on

fundraising, overhead, and

its president’s salary and

benefits.

With so many groups

with similar sounding

names, finding a trustwor-

thy organization to support

can be confusing.

Fortunately, several charity

watchdogs – including

Charity Navigator (charity-

navigator.org), Charity

Watch (charitywatch.org),

and the BBB Wise Giving

Alliance (give.org) – want

to help ensure your dona-

tion will be put to good use.

These charity watchdogs

evaluate national charities,

rate them on the percentage

of revenue applied toward

the intended purpose, and

sometimes publish lists of

the best and worst.

Charities with consistent-

ly outstanding ratings

include:

* The Gary Sinise Foun-

dation (garysinisefounda-

tion.org), the charity found-

ed by the actor-director-

musician which provides

programs serving wounded

veterans, current military

members, and first-respon-

ders

* The Fisher House

Foundation (fisherhouse.

org), which provides free

housing to families of serv-

ice members in military

hospitals and VA medical

centers

* Soldiers’ Angels (sol-

diersangels.org), whose

programs include support

for homeless and low-

income veterans and care

packages for current mili-

tary members

* And my favorite, Honor

Flight (honorflight.org),

which flies WWII, Korean

War or Vietnam veterans to

Washington DC to view

national monuments erect-

ed in their honor. I’ve had

the opportunity to volunteer

with Honor Flight, and it’s

a wonderful tribute that

stirs the hearts of veterans.

Charity watchdogs also

recommend doing your

own research before donat-

ing to any group. Check the

group’s website for infor-

mation about what it does, a

list of its board of directors,

and its latest financial

reports.

Look for charities that

spend 75 percent or more

on “program expenses”

rather than on fundraising,

administration, or salaries.

And they advise skipping

the telemarketers and giv-

ing directly to a charity to

ensure a third party doesn’t

consume a huge chunk of

your donation.

If you’re seeking infor-

mation on a South Carolina

group, the S.C. Secretary of

State’s website (scsos.com)

might be helpful. Inputting

the organization’s name

should tell you the percent-

age of its revenue that goes

toward “program expens-

es.”

We admire our vets. Yet

some need more than admi-

ration. They need help.

What better way to honor

their service than to donate

to a charity that serves their

needs – and to donate wise-

ly.

Legal NoticesLEGAL NOTICE

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINACOUNTY OF SPARTANBURG

IN THE FAMILY COURT OF THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

2018-DR-42-1892South Carolina Department ofSocial Services, Plaintiff,vs. Leslie N. Tate, Defen-dant(s), IN THE INTEREST OF: 3minor children under the ageof 18

Summons and NoticeTO DEFENDANT: Leslie Nicole

Tate:YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and

served with the Complaint forRemoval in and to the minorchildren in this action, theoriginal of which has beenfiled in the Office of theClerk of Court for Spartan-burg County, on August 31st,2018, a copy of which will bedelivered to you upon request;and to serve a copy of youranswer to the complaint uponthe undersigned attorney forthe plaintiff at Lara PettissHarrill, Esq., 630 ChesneeHighway, Spartanburg, SC29303, within thirty (30) daysfollowing the date of serviceupon you, exclusive of the dayof such service; and if youfail to answer the complaintwithin the time stated, theplaintiff will apply for judg-ment by default against thedefendant for the reliefdemanded in the complaint.PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE

that you have the right to bepresent and represented by anattorney. If you cannot affordan attorney, the court willappoint an attorney to repre-sent you. It is your responsi-bility to contact the Clerk ofCourt’s Office located at 180Magnolia Street, Spartanburg,SC to apply for appointment ofan attorney to represent youif you cannot afford an attor-ney.Spartanburg, South CarolinaMarch 18, 2019S.C. DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICESLara Pettiss Harrill, Esq.South Carolina Bar No. 72603Attorney for PlaintiffS.C. Dept. of Social Services630 Chesnee HighwaySpartanburg, SC 293033-28, 4-4, 11

LEGAL NOTICESTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINACOUNTY OF SPARTANBURG

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEASC.A. No.: 2017-CP-42-00682

John Kurucz and Ildiko Kurucz,Plaintiffs, vs. Matthew StevenSpiller, Jennifer SpillerRisley, any unknown heirs ordevises of Stephen J. Spiller,deceased, all unknown personswith any right, title orinterest in the property des-cribed herein, any unknownadults being as a class desig-nated as John Doe and any un-known infants or persons undera disability being as a classdesignated as Richard Roe,American Land & InvestmentCo., LLC, PNC Bank, NationalAssociation and the SouthCarolina Department of MotorVehicles, Defendants.

Amended SummonsTO THE DEFENDANTS ABOVE

NAMED:YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and

required to Answer the Com-plaint of the Plaintiffs inthis action, of which a copy isherewith served upon you, andto serve a copy of your Answeron the subscriber at hisoffice at 389 E. Henry Street,Suite 107, Spartanburg, SouthCarolina 29302, within thirty(30) days after the servicethereof, exclusive of the dayof such service; and if youfail to Answer the Complaintwithin the time aforesaid,judgment by default will berendered against you for therelief demanded in the Com-plaint.TO MINORS OVER FOURTEEN YEARS

OF AGE, AND/OR TO MINORS UNDERFOURTEEN YEARS OF AGE AND THEPERSONS WITH WHOM THE MINORSRESIDE, AND/OR PERSONS UNDERSOME LEGAL DISABILITY:YOU ARE FURTHER SUMMONED AND

NOTIFIED TO APPLY FOR THEAPPOINTMENT OF A GUARDIAN ADLITEM WITHIN THIRTY (30) DAYSAFTER SERVICE OF THIS SUMMONSAND NOTICE UPON YOU. IF YOUFAIL TO DO SO, APPLICATION FORSUCH APPOINTMENT WILL BE MADEBY THE PLAINTIFFS IMMEDIATELYAND SEPARATELY AND SUCH APPLI-CATION WILL BE DEEMED ABSOLUTEAND TOTAL IN THE ABSENCE OFYOUR APPLICATION FOR SUCHAPPOINTMENT WITHIN THIRTY DAYS(30) AFTER THE SERVICE OF THESUMMONS AND COMPLAINT.You will also take notice thatshould you fail to answer theforegoing Summons the Plain-tiff will move for an Order ofReference of this case to theMaster in Equity for Spartan-burg County, South Carolina,which Order shall, pursuant toRule 53 of the SCRCP specifi-cally provided that the saidMaster in Equity is authorizedand empowered to enter a finaljudgment in this action withappeal only to the South Caro-lina Court of Appeals pursuantto Rule 230(d)(1) of theSCACR.This the 6th day of March

2019. Spartanburg, South Carolina/s/ Alexander Hray, Jr.South Carolina Bar Number 2736Alexander Hray, Jr.Attorney for Plaintiffs389 E. Henry Street, Suite 107Spartanburg, SC 29302Phone: (864) 342-1111Email: [email protected] of Filing of AmendedSummons and Amended Complaint

TO THE DEFENDANTS ABOVENAMED:YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE

that the foregoing AmendedSummons, along with theAmended Complaint, was filedwith the Clerk of Court forSpartanburg County, SouthCarolina, on March 6, 2019.3-28, 4-4, 11


IN THE FAMILY COURT OF THESEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

2018-DR-42-0766South Carolina Department ofSocial Services, Plaintiff,vs. Crystal Peace, JacobPeace, Donnie Bridges, SusanCrank, Defendant(s), IN THEINTEREST OF: minor child underthe age of 18

Summons and NoticeTO DEFENDANTS: Crystal Peace

and Donnie Bridges,YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and

served with the Complaint forNon-Emergency Removal in andto the minor child in thisaction, the original of whichhas been filed in the Office ofthe Clerk of Court for Spar-tanburg County, on March 19,2018, a copy of which will bedelivered to you upon request;and to serve a copy of youranswer to the complaint uponthe undersigned attorney forthe plaintiff at Lara Harrill,Esq, 630 Chesnee Highway,Spartanburg, SC 29303, with-in thirty (30) days followingthe date of service upon you,exclusive of the day of suchservice; and if you fail toanswer the complaint withinthe time stated, the plaintiffwill apply for judgment bydefault against the defendantfor the relief demanded in thecomplaint.PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE

that you have the right to bepresent and represented by anattorney. If you cannot affordan attorney, the court willappoint an attorney to repre-sent you. It is your responsi-bility to contact the Clerk ofCourt’s Office located at 180Magnolia Street, Spartanburg,SC to apply for appointment ofan attorney to represent youif you cannot afford an attor-ney.Spartanburg, South CarolinaMarch 21, 2019S.C. DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICESLara Harrill, Esq. South Caroina Bar #72603Attorney for PlaintiffS.C. Dept. of Social Services630 Chesnee HighwaySpartanburg, SC 29303Phone: (864) 345-11133-28, 4-4, 11

LEGAL NOTICESTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINACOUNTY OF GREENVILLE

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEASC.A. No.: 2018-CP-23-06202

Robert Anthony Rick and MeganL. Rick, Plaintiff, vs. KevinScott Fletcher and TammyLorena Fletcher, Defendant.

SummonsTO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEN-

DANTS:You are hereby summoned and

required to answer the Com-plaint in this action, a copyof which is attached heretoand herewith served upon you,and to serve a copy of youranswer to same upon the sub-scribed at 178 West MainStreet, Post Office Box 3547,Spartanburg, South Carolina29304, within thirty (30) daysafter the service of same,exclusive of the day of suchservice. If you fail to answersame within thirty (30) dayperiod, the Plaintiff willapply to the Court for therelief demanded therein andjudgment will be taken againstyou by default.Spartanburg, South CarolinaDecember 12, 2018Harrison, White, P.C.s/ John B. White, Jr.South Carolina Bar No. 5996178 West Main StreetPost Office Box 3547Spartanburg, S.C. 29304Phone: (864) 585-5100Attorneys for the Plaintiff

ComplaintPlaintiff by and through his

undersigned counsel of record,will show unto this HonorableCourt the following:

GENERAL ALLEGATIONS1. Plaintiffs Robert Anthony

Rick and Megan L. Rick are cit-izens and residents of Spar-tanburg County, South Caro-lina.

2. Defendants Kevin ScottFletcher and Lorena ScottFletcher are, upon informationand belief, citizens and res-idents of Spartanburg County,South Carolina.3. The collision that gives

rise to this action occurred

in Greenville County, SouthCarolina.4. This Court has jurisdic-

tion of the parties and sub-ject matter of this action andvenue is proper.5. On or about March 15, 2018

at approximately 6:30 a.m.,Plaintiff Robert Anthony Rickwas driving his 2008 ChevroletImpala south on Interstate 85near the City of Greer, Countyof Greenville, State of SouthCarolina.6. At that same time, Defen-

dant Kevin Scott Fletcher wasdriving a 1991 Volvo, owned byTammy Lorena Fletcher, southon Interstate 85, directly be-hind Plaintiff Robert AnthonyRick, near the City of Greer,County of Greenville, State ofSouth Carolina.7. Plaintiff Robert Anthony

Rick slowed to a stop becauseof congested traffic, butDefendant Kevin ScottFletcher, who was driving toofast for the conditions thenand there existing, failed tostop, and collided with plain-tiff’s vehicle.8. As a direct and proximate

result of this collision,Plaintiff Robert Anthony Ricksuffered injuries and damagesas set forth hereinbelow.PLAINTIFF’S FIRST CAUSE OF

ACTION AS TO DEFENDANT KEVINSCOTT FLETCHER (NEGLIGENCE)9. Plaintiffs incorporate

herein by reference each andevery allegation set forthhereinabove as if repeatedverbatim.

10. Defendant Kevin ScottFletcher was negligent, gross-ly negligent and reckless inthe following particulars, towit:(a) In failing to maintain a

proper lookout;(b) In failing to stop,

swerve, slow down, or takeother evasive action to avoidthe collision;(c) In failing to keep his

vehicle under safe and propercontrol;(d) In failing to act as a

reasonable and prudent personwould have acted under thecircumstances then and thereexisting; and,(e) In violating the statutes

of the State of South Carolinawith regard to the safe andproper operation of a motorvehicle.11. As a direct and proximate

result of the aforementionedacts of negligence, gross neg-ligence and recklessness byDefendant Kevin ScottFletcher, Plaintiff RobertAnthony Rick suffered injuriesto his person that requiredexpensive and extensive med-ical care and treatment.12. As a further direct and

proximate result of the afore-mentioned acts and/or omis-sions by Defendant Kevin ScottFletcher, Plaintiff RobertAnthony Rick endured physicalpain and suffering for a peri-od of time.PLAINTIFF’S SECOND CAUSE OFACTION AS TO DEFENDANT TAMMY

LORENA FLETCHER(NEGLIGENT ENTRUSTMENT)

13. The foregoing allegationscontained in this Complaintare incorporated by referenceherein as fully as if restatedverbatim.14. Defendant Tammy Lorena

Fletcher was negligent inentrusting the use of herautomobile to Defendant KevinScott Fletcher when DefendantTammy Lorena Fletcher knew orshould have known that Defen-dant Kevin Scott Fletcher wasnot a competent and qualifieddriver.15. As a direct and proximate

result of Defendant TammyLorena Fletcher’s negligententrustment of said automo-bile, Plaintiff Robert AnthonyRick suffered injuries anddamages as set forth herein-above.FOR A THIRD CAUSE OF ACTION

(LOSS OF CONSORTIUM)16. Plaintiffs incorporate

herein by reference each andevery allegation set forthhereinabove as if repeatedverbatim.17. As a result of injuries

to Plaintiff Robert AnthonyRick, Plaintiff Megan L. Rickwas deprived of society, com-panionship, consortium, andservices of her husband,Robert Anthony Rick.

18. Accordingly, PlaintiffMegan L. Rick has been damagedand believes that she is enti-tled to judgment againstDefendants for compensatorydamages in regard to her lossof consortium claim in such anamount to be determined appro-priate by the jury at the trialof this case.

WHEREFORE, Plaintiffs prayfor judgment against Defen-dants for actual and punitivedamages in amounts to bedetermined appropriate by theCourt at the trial of thiscase, for the costs of thisaction, and for such other andfurther relief as the Courtdeems just and proper.Spartanburg, South CarolinaDecember 12, 2018Harrison, White, P.C.s/ John B. White, Jr.

South Carolina Bar No. 5996178 West Main StreetPost Office Box 3547Spartanburg, S.C. 29304Phone: (864) 585-5100Attorneys for the Plaintiff3-28, 4-4, 11

LEGAL NOTICEAn abandoned vehicle, 2004

Volkswagon Jetta, VIN No.3VWSK69M64M065043, is locatedat Dave’s Automotive, 417 WestMain Street, Spartanburg, S.C.29301. The bill is $900 forwrecker service and storage.864-585-0346. 4-4, 11, 18



2018-DR-42-3234South Carolina Department ofSocial Services, Plaintiff,vs. Fallon Stowell, Defen-dant(s), IN THE INTEREST OF: 3minor children under the ageof 18

Summons and NoticeTO DEFENDANT: Fallon Stowell,YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and

served with the Complaint forRemoval in and to the minorchildren in this action, theoriginal of which has beenfiled in the Office of theClerk of Court for Spartan-burg County, on November 7th,2018, a copy of which will bedelivered to you upon request;and to serve a copy of youranswer to the complaint uponthe undersigned attorney forthe plaintiff at Lara PettissHarrill, Esq, 630 ChesneeHighway, Spartanburg, SC29303, within thirty (30) daysfollowing the date of serviceupon you, exclusive of the dayof such service; and if youfail to answer the complaintwithin the time stated, theplaintiff will apply for judg-ment by default against thedefendant for the reliefdemanded in the complaint.PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE

that you have the right to bepresent and represented by anattorney. If you cannot affordan attorney, the court willappoint an attorney to repre-sent you. It is your responsi-bility to contact the Clerk ofCourt’s Office located at 180Magnolia Street, Spartanburg,SC to apply for appointment ofan attorney to represent youif you cannot afford an attor-ney.Spartanburg, South CarolinaMarch 25, 2019S.C. DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICESLara Harrill, Esq. South Caroina Bar #72603Attorney for PlaintiffS.C. Dept. of Social Services630 Chesnee HighwaySpartanburg, SC 29303Phone: (864) 345-11134-4, 11, 18



2018-DR-42-3082South Carolina Department ofSocial Services, Plaintiff,vs. Kelly Caldwell, JenniferTaylor, Shannon Lancaster,William Taylor, et al., Defen-dant(s), IN THE INTEREST OF: 1minor child under the age of 18

Summons and NoticeTO DEFENDANT: Kelly Caldwell,YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and

served with the Complaint forRemoval regarding the minorchild in this action, theoriginal of which has beenfiled in the Office of theClerk of Court for Spartan-burg County, on October 24,2018, a copy of which will bedelivered to you upon request;and to serve a copy of youranswer to the complaint uponthe undersigned attorney forthe plaintiff at Rob Rhoden,Esq, 630 Chesnee Highway,Spartanburg, SC 29303, withinthirty (30) days following thedate of service upon you,exclusive of the day of suchservice; and if you fail toanswer the complaint withinthe time stated, the plaintiffwill apply for judgment bydefault against the defendantfor the relief demanded in thecomplaint.PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE

that you have the right to bepresent and represented by anattorney. If you cannot affordan attorney, the court willappoint an attorney to repre-sent you. It is your responsi-bility to contact the Clerk ofCourt’s Office located at 180Magnolia Street, Spartanburg,SC to apply for appointment ofan attorney to represent youif you cannot afford an attor-ney.Spartanburg, South CarolinaMarch 22, 2019S.C. DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICESRob Rhoden, Esq. Attorney for PlaintiffS.C. Dept. of Social Services630 Chesnee HighwaySpartanburg, SC 29303Phone: (864) 345-11104-4, 11, 18

LEGAL NOTICESTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

COUNTY OF SPARTANBURGIN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEASC/A No.: 2019-CP-42-00522

Amerisave Mortgage Corpora-tion, Plaintiff, v. Robyn A.Walker a/k/a Robyn E. Walker;Bob Attal a/k/a Bobby RayAttal; Chuck Attal a/k/aCharles Alfred Attal; BrianAttal a/k/a Brian GeorgeAttal; Any heirs-at-law ordevisees of Alfred Attal,deceased, their heirs,Personal Representatives,Administrators, Successors andAssigns, and all other personsor entities entitled to claimthrough them; all unknown per-sons or entities with anyright, title, estate, interestin or lien upon the real estatedescribed in the complaintherein; also any persons whomay be in the military serviceof the United States ofAmerica, being a class desig-nated as Richard Roe; and anyunknown minors, incompetent orimprisoned person, or personsunder a disability being aclass designated as John Doe;Any heirs-at-law or deviseesof Mary Louise Attal,deceased, their heirs,Personal Representatives,Administrators, Successors andAssigns, and all other personsor entities entitled to claimthrough them; all unknown per-sons or entities with anyright, title, estate, interestin or lien upon the real estatedescribed in the complaintherein; also any persons whomay be in the military serviceof the United States ofAmerica, being a class desig-nated as Richard Roe; and anyunknown minors, incompetent orimprisoned person, or personsunder a disability being aclass designated as John Doe,Defendant(s).

Summons and Notices(Non-Jury) Foreclosure of

Real Estate MortgageTO THE DEFENDANT(S) ABOVE


required to appear and defendby answering the Complaint inthis action, a copy of which ishereby served upon you, and toserve a copy of your Answer onthe subscribers at theiroffices at 3800 FernandinaRoad, Suite 110, Columbia, SC29210, within thirty (30) daysafter the service hereof,exclusive of the day of suchservice; except that theUnited States of America, ifnamed, shall have sixty (60)days to answer after the serv-ice hereof, exclusive of theday of such service; and if youfail to do so, judgment bydefault will be renderedagainst you for the reliefdemanded in the Complaint.

TO MINOR(S) OVER FOURTEENYEARS OF AGE, AND/OR TOMINOR(S) UNDER FOURTEEN YEARSOF AGE AND THE PERSON WITH WHOMTHE MINOR(S) RESIDES, AND/ORTO PERSONS UNDER SOME LEGALDISABILITY:YOU ARE FURTHER SUMMONED AND

NOTIFIED to apply for theappointment of a guardian adlitem within thirty (30) daysafter the service of thisSummons and Notice upon you.If you fail to do so, applica-tion for such appointment willbe made by Attorney for Plain-tiff.YOU WILL ALSO TAKE NOTICE thatPlaintiff will move for anOrder of Reference or theCourt may issue a generalOrder of Reference of thisaction to a Master-in-Equity/Special Referee, pursuant toRule 53 of the South CarolinaRules of Civil Procedure.YOU WILL ALSO TAKE NOTICE thatunder the provisions of S.C.Code Ann. § 29-3-100, effec-tive June 16, 1993, any col-lateral assignment of rentscontained in the referencedMortgage is perfected andAttorney for Plaintiff herebygives notice that all rentsshall be payable directly toit by delivery to its under-signed attorneys from the dateof default. In the alterna-tive, Plaintiff will movebefore a judge of this Circuiton the 10th day after servicehereof, or as soon thereafteras counsel may be heard, for anOrder enforcing the assignmentof rents, if any, and com-pelling payment of all rentscovered by such assignmentdirectly to the Plaintiff,which motion is to be basedupon the original Note andMortgage herein and the Com-plaint attached hereto.

Lis PendensNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT anaction has been or will be com-menced in this Court upon com-plaint of the above-namedPlaintiff against the above-named Defendant(s) for theforeclosure of a certain mort-gage of real estate given byRobyn A. Walker to MortgageElectronic RegistrationSystems, Inc. as nominee forAmerisave Mortgage Corporationdated May 10, 2016 and record-ed on July 7, 2016 in Book 5136at Page 505, in the Spartan-burg County Registry (here-inafter, “Mortgage”). There-after, the Mortgage was trans-

ferred to the Plaintiff hereinby assignment and/or corporatemerger.

The premises covered andaffected by the said Mortgageand by the foreclosure thereofwere, at the time of the makingthereof and at the time of thefiling of this notice, moreparticularly described in thesaid Mortgage and are morecommonly described as:THE LAND REFERRED TO HEREIN

BELOW IS SITUATED IN THE COUN-TY OF SPARTANBURG, CITY OFINMAN, STATE OF SOUTH CAROLI-NA, AND IS DESCRIBED AS FOL-LOWS:ALL THAT CERTAIN PIECE, PAR-

CEL OR LOT OF LAND, WITHIMPROVEMENTS THEREON, LYING,SITUATE AND BEING IN THE STATEOF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OFSPARTANBURG, ON THE WATERS OFLAKE WILLIAM C. BOWEN ANDBEING SHOWN AND DESIGNATED ASLOT "C" ON A PLAT PREPARED FORALLAN JOHNSON BY ARCHIE S.DEATON, & ASSOCIATES, SURVEY-ORS, DATED FEBRUARY 16, 1990,AND RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 109AT PAGE 411, REGISTER OF DEEDSFOR SPARTANBURG COUNTY, SOUTHCAROLINA.This being the same property

conveyed to Robyn E. Walker bydeed of Grayson E. Gallowayand Lindsay Galloway dated May10, 2016 and recorded June 13,2016 in Book 112-K at Page 530in the Office of the Registerof Deeds of SpartanburgCounty, South Carolina.TMS No. 2-21-08-024.00Property Address: 390 Lake

Front Road, Inman, SC 29349Notice of Filing ComplaintTO THE DEFENDANTS ABOVE

NAMED:YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE

that the original Complaint,Cover Sheet for Civil Actionsand Certificate of Exemptionfrom ADR in the above entitledaction was filed in the Officeof the Clerk of Court for Spar-tanburg County on February 13,2019. A Notice of ForeclosureIntervention was also filed inthe Clerk of Court's Office.Order Appointing Guardian Ad

Litem and Appointment ofAttorney

It appearing to the satisfac-tion of the Court, upon read-ing the filed Petition forAppointment of Kelley Woody,Esquire as Guardian ad Litemfor unknown minors, and per-sons who may be under a dis-ability, and it appearing thatKelley Woody, Esquire has con-sented to said appointment.

FURTHER upon reading thefiled Petition for Appointmentof Kelley Woody, Esquire asAttorney for any unknownDefendants who may be in theMilitary Service of the UnitedStates of America, and may be,as such, entitled to the ben-efits of the Servicemember’sCivil Relief Act, and anyamendments thereto, and itappearing that Kelley Woody,Esquire has consented to actfor and represent said Defen-dants, it is ORDERED that Kelley Woody,

P.O. Box 6432, Columbia, SC29260 phone (803) 787-9678, beand hereby is appointed Guard-ian ad Litem on behalf of allunknown minors and all unknownpersons who may be under a dis-ability, all of whom may haveor claim to have some interestor claim to the real propertycommonly known as 390 LakeFront Road, Inman, SC 29349;that he is empowered anddirected to appear on behalfof and represent said Defen-dants, unless said Defendants,or someone on their behalf,shall within thirty (30) daysafter service of a copy hereofas directed, procure theappointment of Guardian orGuardians ad Litem for saidDefendants.AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED thatKelley Woody, P.O. Box 6432,Columbia, SC 29260 phone (803)787-9678, be and hereby isappointed Attorney for anyunknown Defendants who are, ormay be, in the MilitaryService of the United Statesof America and as such areentitled to the benefits ofthe Servicemember’s CivilRelief Act aka Soldiers' andSailors' Civil Relief Act of1940, and any amendmentsthereto, to represent and pro-tect the interest of saidDefendants,AND IT IS FURTHER ORDEREDThat a copy of this Order

shall be forth with servedupon said Defendants by publi-cation in The Spartan Weekly,a newspaper of general circu-lation published in the Countyof Spartanburg, State of SouthCarolina, once a week forthree (3) consecutive weeks,together with the Summons andNotice of Filing of Complaintin the above entitled action.Brock & Scott, PLLC3800 Fernandina Rd., Suite 110Columbia, SC 29210Phone 844-856-6646 Fax 803-454-3451 Attorneys for Plaintiff4-4, 11, 18

THE SPARTAN WEEKLY NEWS APRIL 11, 2019 5

Legal NoticesLEGAL NOTICE

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINACOUNTY OF SPARTANBURG

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEASC/A No.: 2018-CP-42-03813

Lakeview Loan Servicing, LLC,Plaintiff, vs. Robin M.Gordon; Jereamy Flash Gordon,Defendant(s).






NOTIFIED to apply for theappointment of a guardian adlitem within thirty (30) daysafter the service of thisSummons and Notice upon you.If you fail to do so, applica-tion for such appointment willbe made by Attorney for Plain-tiff.YOU WILL ALSO TAKE NOTICE thatPlaintiff will move for anOrder of Reference or theCourt may issue a generalOrder of Reference of thisaction to a Master-in-Equity/Special Referee, pursuant toRule 53 of the South CarolinaRules of Civil Procedure.YOU WILL ALSO TAKE NOTICE thatunder the provisions of S.C.Code Ann. § 29-3-100, effec-tive June 16, 1993, any col-lateral assignment of rentscontained in the referencedMortgage is perfected andAttorney for Plaintiff herebygives notice that all rentsshall be payable directly toit by delivery to its under-signed attorneys from the dateof default. In the alterna-tive, Plaintiff will movebefore a judge of this Circuiton the 10th day after servicehereof, or as soon thereafteras counsel may be heard, for anOrder enforcing the assignmentof rents, if any, and com-pelling payment of all rentscovered by such assignmentdirectly to the Plaintiff,which motion is to be basedupon the original Note andMortgage herein and the Com-plaint attached hereto.Notice of Filing ComplaintTO THE DEFENDANTS ABOVE


that the original Complaint,Cover Sheet for Civil Actionsand Certificate of Exemptionfrom ADR in the above entitledaction was filed in the Officeof the Clerk of Court for Spar-tanburg County on October 31,2018. A Notice of ForeclosureIntervention was also filed inthe Clerk of Court's Office.Brock & Scott, PLLC3800 Fernandina Rd., Suite 110Columbia, SC 29210Phone 844-856-6646 Fax 803-454-3451 Attorneys for Plaintiff4-4, 11, 18


IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEASCase No. 2019-CP-42-00818

Nationstar Mortgage LLC d/b/aChampion Mortgage Company,PLAINTIFF, VS. TalmadgeGlover, individually, and asLegal Heir or Devisee of theEstate of Ruby E. Glover a/k/aRuby Glover a/k/a Ruby EileenGlover, Deceased; Kim Wyatt,individually, and as LegalHeir or Devisee of the Estateof Ruby E. Glover a/k/a RubyGlover a/k/a Ruby EileenGlover, Deceased; Erin Glovera/k/a Erin Sullivan, individu-ally, and as Legal Heir orDevisee of the Estate of RubyE. Glover a/k/a Ruby Glovera/k/a Ruby Eileen Glover,Deceased; Pier Byers a/k/aPierre Garrett, individually,and as Legal Heir or Devisee ofthe Estate of Ruby E. Glovera/k/a Ruby Glover a/k/a RubyEileen Glover, Deceased; AnyHeirs-at-Law or Devisees ofthe Estate of Ruby E. Glovera/k/a Ruby Glover a/k/a RubyEileen Glover, Deceased, theirheirs or devisees, successorsand assigns, and all otherpersons entitled to claimthrough them; all unknown per-sons with any right, title orinterest in the real estatedescribed herein; also anypersons who may be in the mil-

itary service of the UnitedStates of America, being aclass designated as John Doe;and any unknown minors or per-sons under a disability beinga class designated as RichardRoe; and The United States ofAmerica, acting by and throughits agency, The Secretary ofHousing and Urban Development,DEFENDANT(S).

Summons and Noticeof Filing of Complaint

TO THE DEFENDANT(S) TALMADGEGLOVER, INDIVIDUALLY, AND ASLEGAL HEIR OR DEVISEE OF THEESTATE OF RUBY E. GLOVER A/K/ARUBY GLOVER A/K/A RUBY EILEENGLOVER, DECEASED; AND PIERBYERS A/K/A PIERRE GARRETT,INDIVIDUALLY, AND AS LEGALHEIR OR DEVISEE OF THE ESTATEOF RUBY E. GLOVER A/K/A RUBYGLOVER A/K/A RUBY EILEENGLOVER, DECEASED ABOVE NAMED:YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and

required to answer the Com-plaint in the above entitledaction, copy of which is here-with served upon you, and toserve copy of your answer uponthe undersigned at theiroffices, 2712 MiddleburgDrive, Suite 200, P.O. Box2065, Columbia, South Carolina29202, within thirty (30) daysafter service hereof upon you,exclusive of the day of suchservice, and if you fail toanswer the Complaint withinthe time aforesaid, the Plain-tiff in this action will applyto the Court for the reliefdemanded in the Complaint, andjudgment by default will berendered against you for therelief demanded in the Com-plaint.YOU WILL ALSO TAKE NOTICE thatshould you fail to Answer theforegoing Summons, the Plain-tiff will move for a generalOrder of Reference of thiscause to the Master in Equityfor Spartanburg County, whichOrder shall, pursuant to Rule53(e) of the South CarolinaRules of Civil Procedure,specifically provide that thesaid Master in Equity isauthorized and empowered toenter a final judgment in thiscause.

TO MINOR(S) OVER FOURTEENYEARS OF AGE AND/OR MINOR(S)UNDER FOURTEEN YEARS OF AGEAND THE PERSON WITH WHOM THEMINOR(S) RESIDES AND/OR TOPERSONS UNDER SOME LEGAL DIS-ABILITY:YOU ARE FURTHER SUMMONED AND

NOTIFIED to apply for theappointment of a Guardian AdLitem to represent saidminor(s) within thirty (30)days after the service of thisSummons and Notice upon you.If you fail to do so, applica-tion for such appointment willbe made by the Plaintiff(s)herein.NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that

the original Complaint in theabove entitled action wasfiled in the office of theClerk of Court for SpartanburgCounty on February 28, 2019.Notice of Mortgagor’s Rightto Foreclosure InterventionTO THE DEFENDANT(S) RUBY E.

GLOVER, TALMADGE W. GLOVER:PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT pur-

suant to the Supreme Court ofSouth Carolina AdministrativeOrder 2011-05-02-01, you maybe eligible for foreclosureintervention programs for thepurpose of resolving theabove-referenced foreclosureaction. If you wish to be con-sidered for a foreclosureintervention program, you mustcontact Scott and Corley,P.A., 2712 Middleburg Drive,Suite 200, Columbia, SouthCarolina 29204 or call (803)252-3340 within thirty (30)days after being served withthis notice.Scott and Corley, P.A. repre-

sents the Plaintiff in thisaction. We do not representyou. The South Carolina Rulesof Professional Conduct pro-hibit our firm from giving youany legal advice.IF YOU FAIL, REFUSE, OR VOL-

UNTARILY ELECT NOT TO PARTIC-IPATE IN THIS FORECLOSUREINTERVENTION PROCESS, THEFORECLOSURE ACTION MAY PRO-CEED.NOTICE: THIS IS A COMMUNICA-

TION FROM A DEBT COLLECTORATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBTAND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINEDWILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE,EXCEPT AS STATED BELOW IN THEINSTANCE OF BANKRUPTCY PROTEC-TION.IF YOU ARE UNDER THE PROTEC-

TION OF THE BANKRUPTCY COURTOR HAVE BEEN DISCHARGED AS ARESULT OF A BANKRUPTCY PRO-CEEDING, THIS NOTICE IS GIVENTO YOU PURSUANT TO STATUTORYREQUIREMENT AND FOR INFORMA-TIONAL PURPOSES AND IS NOTINTENDED AS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-LECT A DEBT OR AS AN ACT TOCOLLECT, ASSESS, OR RECOVERALL OR ANY PORTION OF THE DEBTFROM YOU PERSONALLY.SCOTT AND CORLEY, P.A.By: Ronald C. Scott ([email protected]), SC Bar#4996; Reginald P. Corley([email protected]),SC Bar #69453; Angelia J.Grant ([email protected]), SC Bar #78334; AllisonE. Heffernan (allisonh@scot-

tandcorley.com), SC Bar #68530Matthew E. Rupert ([email protected]), SC Bar#100740; Louise M. Johnson([email protected]),SC Bar #16586; Tasha B.Thompson ([email protected]), SC Bar #76415; H.Guyton Murrell ([email protected]), SC Bar #64134Craig T. Smith ([email protected]), SC Bar#102831ATTORNEYS FOR THE PLAINTIFF2712 Middleburg Dr., Suite 200Columbia, South Carolina 29204803-252-33404-4, 11, 18


IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEASC/A No.: 2019-CP-42-00647

Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., Plain-tiff, v. Patrick L. Schultz;Jessica B. Schultz; SouthCarolina Department ofRevenue, Mary Black HealthSystem LLC, Defendant(s).






NOTIFIED to apply for theappointment of a guardian adlitem within thirty (30) daysafter the service of thisSummons and Notice upon you.If you fail to do so, applica-tion for such appointment willbe made by Attorney for Plain-tiff.YOU WILL ALSO TAKE NOTICE thatPlaintiff will move for anOrder of Reference or theCourt may issue a generalOrder of Reference of thisaction to a Master-in-Equity/Special Referee, pursuant toRule 53 of the South CarolinaRules of Civil Procedure.YOU WILL ALSO TAKE NOTICE thatunder the provisions of S.C.Code Ann. § 29-3-100, effec-tive June 16, 1993, any col-lateral assignment of rentscontained in the referencedMortgage is perfected andAttorney for Plaintiff herebygives notice that all rentsshall be payable directly toit by delivery to its under-signed attorneys from the dateof default. In the alterna-tive, Plaintiff will movebefore a judge of this Circuiton the 10th day after servicehereof, or as soon thereafteras counsel may be heard, for anOrder enforcing the assignmentof rents, if any, and com-pelling payment of all rentscovered by such assignmentdirectly to the Plaintiff,which motion is to be basedupon the original Note andMortgage herein and the Com-plaint attached hereto.Notice of Filing ComplaintTO THE DEFENDANTS ABOVE


that the original Complaint,Cover Sheet for Civil Actionsand Certificate of Exemptionfrom ADR in the above entitledaction was filed in the Officeof the Clerk of Court for Spar-tanburg County on February 19,2019. A Notice of ForeclosureIntervention was also filed inthe Clerk of Court's Office.Brock & Scott, PLLC3800 Fernandina Rd., Suite 110Columbia, SC 29210Phone 844-856-6646 Fax 803-454-3451 Attorneys for Plaintiff4-4, 11, 18



2018-DR-42-3234South Carolina Department ofSocial Services, Plaintiff,vs. Kit Murphy, Defendant(s),IN THE INTEREST OF: 3 minorchildren under the age of 18

Summons and NoticeTO DEFENDANT: Kit Murphy,YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and

served with the Complaint forRemoval in and to the minorchildren in this action, theoriginal of which has beenfiled in the Office of theClerk of Court for Spartan-

burg County, on November 7th,2018, a copy of which will bedelivered to you upon request;and to serve a copy of youranswer to the complaint uponthe undersigned attorney forthe plaintiff at Lara PettissHarrill, Esq, 630 ChesneeHighway, Spartanburg, SC29303, within thirty (30) daysfollowing the date of serviceupon you, exclusive of the dayof such service; and if youfail to answer the complaintwithin the time stated, theplaintiff will apply for judg-ment by default against thedefendant for the reliefdemanded in the complaint.PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE

that you have the right to bepresent and represented by anattorney. If you cannot affordan attorney, the court willappoint an attorney to repre-sent you. It is your responsi-bility to contact the Clerk ofCourt’s Office located at 180Magnolia Street, Spartanburg,SC to apply for appointment ofan attorney to represent youif you cannot afford an attor-ney.Spartanburg, South CarolinaMarch 25, 2019S.C. DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICESLara Harrill, Esq. South Caroina Bar #72603Attorney for PlaintiffS.C. Dept. of Social Services630 Chesnee HighwaySpartanburg, SC 29303Phone: (864) 345-11134-4, 11, 18

LEGAL NOTICESTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF SPARTANBURGMaster-in-Equity Court

THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Betsy J Hawkins, Plaintiff,vs.Jack R Oliver, The Cit Group/Finance Inc. Beneficial Mort-gage Co. of South Carolina,Defendants.

Case No.2018-CP-42-04291Notice of Hearing

Date: April 22, 2019 Time: 10:30 AM Place: Spartanburg County

Judicial Center,180 MagnoliaStreeT, Suite 901, 3rd floor,Spartanburg,SC

Purpose of Hearing:quiettitle on property, 160 Bun-combe Rd Enoree,SCMap#4-57-00-023.09Betsy J Hawkins2228 Cross Anchor Rd.Woodruff, SC 29388Telephone 864 906-5986Plaintiff 4-4, 11, 18

LEGAL NOTICESTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF SPARTANBURGMaster-in-Equity Court

THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Betsy J Hawkins, Plaintiff,

vs. Jouette N. Solesbee,Anderon Netherton, Belinda N.Raines n/k/a Belinda N.Vaughn, Robert C. SprouseDefendants.

Case No.2018-CP-42-04220Notice of Hearing

Date: April 22,2019 Time: 10:30 AM Place: Spartanburg County

Judicial Center,180 MagnoliaStreet, Suite 901, 3rd floor,Spartanburg, SC

Purpose of Hearing: quiettitle on property, 817 Whit-lock Rd., Spartanburg,SCMap#7-11-03-078.00Betsy J Hawkins2228 Cross Anchor Rd.Woodruff, SC 29388Telephone 864 906-5986Plaintiff 4-4, 11, 18

LEGAL NOTICESTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINACOUNTY OF SPARTANBURGIN THE FAMILY COURT

SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT2018-DR-42-2366

South Carolina Department ofSocial Services, Plaintiff,vs. Claudia Watson, JacobGwinn, Frederick Henderson,Fred Harris, Tommy Copeland,Brennen Reddinger, JamesWhitehead, Quinton Hunter,Defendants. IN THE INTERESTOF: Minors Under the Age of 18

Summons and NoticeTO DEFENDANTS: Brennen

Reddinger,YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and

required to answer the com-plaint for termination of yourparental rights in and to theminor children in this action,the original of which has beenfiled in the Office of theClerk of Court for Hope Black-ley, on August 21, 2018, a copyof which will be delivered toyou upon request; and to servea copy of your answer to thecomplaint upon the undersignedattorney for the plaintiff at630 Chesnee Highway, Spartan-burg, SC 29303 within thirty(30) days following the dateof service upon you, exclusiveof the day of such service; andif you fail to answer the com-plaint within the time stated,the Plaintiff will apply forjudgment by default againstthe Defendants for the reliefdemanded in the complaint.

YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIEDthat: (1) the Guardian adlitem (GAL) who is appointedby the court in this action torepresent the best interestsof the children will providethe family court with a writ-

ten report that includesanevaluation and assessment ofthe issues brought before thecourt along with recommenda-tions; (2) the GAL’s writtenreport will be available forreview twenty-four (24) hoursin advance of the hearing; (3)you may review the report atthe GAL Program county office.April 4, 2019Spartanburg, South CarolinaS.C. DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICESPatricia L. WilsonSouth Carolina Bar No. 77587Attorney for PlaintiffS.C. Dept. of Social Services630 Chesnee HighwaySpartanburg, S.C. 29303864-345-1013864-596-23374-11, 18, 25




Summons and NoticeTO DEFENDANTS: James White-

head,YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and


YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIEDthat: (1) the Guardian adlitem (GAL) who is appointedby the court in this action torepresent the best interestsof the children will providethe family court with a writ-ten report that includesanevaluation and assessment ofthe issues brought before thecourt along with recommenda-tions; (2) the GAL’s writtenreport will be available forreview twenty-four (24) hoursin advance of the hearing; (3)you may review the report atthe GAL Program county office.April 4, 2019Spartanburg, South CarolinaS.C. DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICESPatricia L. WilsonSouth Carolina Bar No. 77587Attorney for PlaintiffS.C. Dept. of Social Services630 Chesnee HighwaySpartanburg, S.C. 29303864-345-1013864-596-23374-11, 18, 25




Summons and NoticeTO DEFENDANTS: Frederick Hen-

derson,YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and

required to answer the com-plaint for termination of yourparental rights in and to theminor child in this action,the original of which has beenfiled in the Office of theClerk of Court for SPARTANBURGCounty, on the 21st day ofAugust, 2018, a copy of whichwill be delivered to you uponrequest; and to serve a copy ofyour answer to the complaintupon the undersigned attorneyfor the plaintiff at 630Chesnee Highway, Spartanburg,SC 29303 within thirty (30)days following the date ofservice upon you, exclusive ofthe day of such service; and ifyou fail to answer the com-plaint within the time stated,the plaintiff will apply forjudgment by default againstthe defendant for the reliefdemanded in the complaint.

YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIEDthat: (1) the Guardian adlitem (GAL) who is appointedby the court in this action torepresent the best interestsof the child(ren) will providethe family court with a writ-ten report that includes anevaluation and assessment ofthe issues brought before thecourt along with recommenda-tions; (2) the GAL’s written

report will be available forreview twenty-four (24) hoursin advance of the hearing; (3)you may review the report atthe GAL Program county office.April 4, 2019Spartanburg, South CarolinaS.C. DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICESPatricia L. WilsonSouth Carolina Bar No. 77587Attorney for PlaintiffS.C. Dept. of Social Services630 Chesnee HighwaySpartanburg, S.C. 29303864-345-1013864-596-23374-11, 18, 25




Summons and NoticeTO DEFENDANTS: Tommy Cope-

land,YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and


YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIEDthat: (1) the Guardian adlitem (GAL) who is appointedby the court in this action torepresent the best interestsof the children will providethe family court with a writ-ten report that includesanevaluation and assessment ofthe issues brought before thecourt along with recommenda-tions; (2) the GAL’s writtenreport will be available forreview twenty-four (24) hoursin advance of the hearing; (3)you may review the report atthe GAL Program county office.April 4, 2019Spartanburg, South CarolinaS.C. DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICESPatricia L. WilsonSouth Carolina Bar No. 77587Attorney for PlaintiffS.C. Dept. of Social Services630 Chesnee HighwaySpartanburg, S.C. 29303864-345-1013864-596-23374-11, 18, 25


2019-DR-42-0190Jason King and Casey King,Plaintiffs, vs. WhitneyHawkins and Paul Ryne, Defen-dants.

MotionTO: THE DEFENDANTS ABOVE-


that the Plaintiffs, by andthrough the Plaintiffs' under-signed attorney, will movebefore the presiding judge ofthe Family Court for theSeventh Judicial Circuit, atthe Spartanburg County Judi-cial Center, 180 MagnoliaStreet, Spartanburg, SouthCarolina, on the 1st day ofApril, 2019 at 2:30 o’clockp.m., or as soon thereafter ascounsel can be heard, for aTemporary Order, to wit:(A) As this is an action to

change a child's name, thePlaintiffs ask this Court toappoint a Guardian ad Litem;(B) For such other and furtherrelief as this Court deemsjust and proper.YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE ifyou do not appear at the abovestated date and time, thePlaintiffs will move the courtfor the relief requested inthe Notice of Motion.Spartanburg, South CarolinaJanuary 18, 2019KENNEDY & BRANNONAttorneys at LawBY: N. DOUGLAS BRANNONAttorneyf for Plaintiff104 N. Daniel Avenue, Suite201 (29306)Post Office Box 3254 (29304)Spartanburg, South CarolinaTelephone: (864) 707-2020Facsimile: (864) [email protected]

SummonsTO: THE DEFENDANTS ABOVE-


required to answer the Com-plaint in this action. A copyis herewith served upon you.You are to serve a copy of your


Legal Noticesanswer to the Complaint of thesubscribers at their officeslocated at 104 N. DanielMorgan Avenue, Suite 201,Spartanburg, South Carolina29306, within thirty (30)days, or thirty-five (35) daysif served by mail after serv-ice of this Summons and Com-plaint upon you, exclusive ofthis day of service. If youfail to answer the Complaintwithin the time aforesaid, thePlaintiff in this action willapply to the Court for furtherrelief demanded in the Com-plaint.YOU ARE HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE

that in case of your failure toanswer as above required,judgement by default will berendered against you for therelief demanded in the Com-plaint.Spartanburg, South CarolinaJanuary 18, 2019KENNEDY & BRANNONAttorneys at LawBY: N. DOUGLAS BRANNONAttorneyf for Plaintiff104 N. Daniel Avenue, Suite201 (29306)Post Office Box 3254 (29304)Spartanburg, South CarolinaTelephone: (864) 707-2020Facsimile: (864) [email protected]

ComplaintThe Plaintiffs, by and

through their undersignedattorney, complains of theabove named Defendants as fol-lows:1. The Plaintiffs would res-

pectfully show unto this Courtthat the Plaintiffs and Defen-dants are citizens and resi-dents of Spartanburg County,South Carolina. The Plaintiffswould further respectfullyshow unto this Court thatjurisdiction and venue areproperly before this Court.2. The Plaintiffs would res-

pectfully show unto this Courtthat the Defendant are thenatural parents of one (1)minor daughter, namely,L.N.M., female, d/o/b November26, 2012.3. The Plaintiffs would res-

pectfully show unto this Courtthat they were awarded custodyof L.N.M., female, d/o/bNovember 26, 2012 through apermanency placement hearingin a Department of SocialServices case under case num-ber 2015-DR-42-0137.4. The Plaintiffs respectful-

ly request that they beallowed to change the lastname of the minor child toKing. The Plaintiffs respect-fully request that the minorchild be known as L.N.K.5. The Plaintiffs would res-

pectfully show unto this Courtthat they believe this requestto be in the best interest ofthe minor child.

WHEREFORE, the Plaintiffspray that the Court inquireinto the matters set forthabove and issue an Order asfollows:1. That the Plaintiffs be

allowed to change the lastname of the minor, L.N.M.child to King; that the minorchild be known as L.N.K.2. For such other and further

relief as this Court deemsjust and proper.Spartanburg, South CarolinaJanuary 18, 2019KENNEDY & BRANNONAttorneys at LawBY: N. DOUGLAS BRANNONAttorneyf for Plaintiff104 N. Daniel Avenue, Suite201 (29306)Post Office Box 3254 (29304)Spartanburg, South CarolinaTelephone: (864) 707-2020Facsimile: (864) [email protected], 18, 25


2018-DR-42-1736IN RE: T’Amya Janae Wilkins,Petitioner

SummonsTO: THE BIOLOGICAL FATHER

HEREIN NAMED:YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and

required to answer thePetition in this action. Acopy is herewith served uponyou. You are to serve a copyof your answer to the Petitionof the subscribers at theiroffices located at 104 N.Daniel Morgan Avenue, Suite201, Spartanburg, South Caro-lina 29306, within thirty (30)days, or thirty-five (35) daysif served by mail. After serv-ice of this Summons and Peti-tion upon you, exclusive ofthis day of service. If youfail to answer the Petitionwithin the time aforesaid, thePetitioners in this actionwill apply to the Court forfurther relief demanded in thePetition.YOU ARE HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE

that in case of your failure toanswer as above required,judgement by default will berendered against you for therelief demanded in the Peti-tion.Spartanburg, South CarolinaJune 12, 2018KENNEDY & BRANNONAttorneys at Law

BY: N. DOUGLAS BRANNONAttorney for the PlaintiffP.O. Box 3254 (29304)104 N. Daniel Morgan Avenue,Suite 201 (29306)Spartanburg, South CarolinaTelephone: (864) 707-2020Facsimile: (864) 707-2030

Petition for Name ChangeThe Petitioner, by and

through her undersigned attor-ney will show unto this Courtas follows:1. The Petitioner is a minor

child, T'Amya Janae Wilkinsborn February 16, 2008. ThePetitioner is a citizen andresident of SpartanburgCounty, South Carolina and iscurrently in the physical andlegal custody of her biologi-cal mother, Jamelia Maria Low-rance.2. The biological father of

the Petitioner is TonyWilkins. Paternity has beenproved by prior Order of theCourt and Mr. Wilkins is underan Order of the Court to paychild support. Mr. Wilkins waslast known to be a resident ofSpartanburg County SouthCarolina however his currentwhereabouts are unknown.3. The Petitioner has not seenher biological father in morethan four (4) years. ThePetitioner has no relationshipwith the biological father.4. The Petitioner has not

received child support fromher biological father in manyyears and he is now thousandsof dollars in arrears in hischild support obligation.5. The natural mother of your

Petitioner believes that it isin her daughter's best inter-est to change the last name ofthe Petitioner from Wilkins toLowrance.6. The Petitioner has never

been arrested and has no crim-inal record and is notattempting to change her nameto avoid arrest.7. The Petitioner has no cred-it in her name, has accumulat-ed no debts and is not attempt-ing to change her name to avoiddebt collection.8. The name of the Petitioner

does not appear on any listmaintained by the Departmentof Social Services of thosepersons who have abused orneglected a child and is notnamed as a child of interest inany DSS action.9. The name of the Petitioner

does not appear on anyTerrorist Watch List or No FlyList.

WHEREFORE, the Petitionerprays:1. That the name of T'Amya

Janae Wilkins be changed toT'Amya Janae Lowrance. 2. That a Guardian ad Litem

be appointed to protect thebest interest of the Peti-tioner.3. For such other and further

relief as this Court deemsjust and proper.Spartanburg, South CarolinaJune 12, 2018KENNEDY & BRANNONAttorneys at LawBY: N. DOUGLAS BRANNONAttorney for the PlaintiffP.O. Box 3254 (29304)104 N. Daniel Morgan Avenue,Suite 201 (29306)Spartanburg, South CarolinaTelephone: (864) 707-2020Facsimile: (864) 707-20304-11, 18, 25


SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUITDocket No.: 2018-DR-42-2712

John Doe and Jane Doe, Plain-tiffs, vs. Amanda ElizabethShafer, Paul Babb, Jr., andminor, a minor under the age offour (4) years, Defendants.

SummonsTO THE DEFENDANT PAUL BABB,

JR.:YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and

required to answer the Com-plaint herein, a copy of whichis herewith served upon you,and to serve a copy of youranswer to this complaint uponthe subscriber, at the addressshown below, within thirty(30) days after service here-of, exclusive of the day ofsuch service, and if you failto answer the complaint, anAffidavit of Default will befiled in this case againstyou, and the Plaintiff shallapply to the Court for therelief demanded in the Com-plaint.IF YOU ARE UNDER THE AGE OF

FOURTEEN, then you and yourgeneral or testamentary Guard-ian are further summoned andnotified to apply for theappointment of a Guardian adLitem to represent you in thisaction within thirty (30) daysafter service hereof. If youfail to do so, the Plaintiffherein shall apply to theCourt for the appointment ofsome suitable and proper per-son to represent you in thisaction.April 4, 2019Respectfully Submitted,KENNETH P. SHABELSouth Carolina Bar No. 16136Kennedy & Brannon, LLCPost Office Box 3254

Spartanburg, S.C. 29304864.707.2020864.707.2030 (Fax)[email protected], 18, 25


IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEASCase No. 2019-CP-42-01116

Quicken Loans, Inc., Plain-tiff, vs. Robert J. Wootena/k/a Robert Wooten, Defen-dants.

Summons and Notice of Filing of Complaint

TO THE DEFENDANT(S) ROBERT J.WOOTEN A/K/A ROBERT WOOTENABOVE NAMED:YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and

required to answer the Com-plaint in the above entitledaction, copy of which is here-with served upon you, and toserve copy of your answer uponthe undersigned at theiroffices, 2712 MiddleburgDrive, Suite 200, P.O. Box2065, Columbia, South Carolina29202, within thirty (30) daysafter service hereof upon you,exclusive of the day of suchservice, and if you fail toanswer the Complaint withinthe time aforesaid, the Plain-tiff in this action will applyto the Court for the reliefdemanded in the Complaint, andjudgment by default will berendered against you for therelief demanded in the Com-plaint.YOU WILL ALSO TAKE NOTICE thatshould you fail to Answer theforegoing Summons, the Plain-tiff will move for a generalOrder of Reference of thiscause to the Master in Equityfor Spartanburg County, whichOrder shall, pursuant to Rule53(e) of the South CarolinaRules of Civil Procedure,specifically provide that thesaid Master in Equity isauthorized and empowered toenter a final judgment in thiscause.

TO MINOR(S) OVER FOURTEENYEARS OF AGE AND/OR MINOR(S)UNDER FOURTEEN YEARS OF AGEAND THE PERSON WITH WHOM THEMINOR(S) RESIDES AND/OR TOPERSONS UNDER SOME LEGAL DIS-ABILITY:YOU ARE FURTHER SUMMONED AND

NOTIFIED to apply for theappointment of a Guardian AdLitem to represent saidminor(s) within thirty (30)days after the service of thisSummons and Notice upon you.If you fail to do so, applica-tion for such appointment willbe made by the Plaintiff(s)herein.NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that

the original Complaint in theabove entitled action wasfiled in the office of theClerk of Court for SpartanburgCounty on March 26, 2019.Notice of Mortgagor’s Rightto Foreclosure InterventionTO THE DEFENDANT(S) ROBERT

WOOTEN:PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT pur-

suant to the Supreme Court ofSouth Carolina AdministrativeOrder 2011-05-02-01, you maybe eligible for foreclosureintervention programs for thepurpose of resolving theabove-referenced foreclosureaction. If you wish to be con-sidered for a foreclosureintervention program, you mustcontact Scott and Corley,P.A., 2712 Middleburg Drive,Suite 200, Columbia, SouthCarolina 29204 or call (803)252-3340 within thirty (30)days after being served withthis notice.Scott and Corley, P.A. repre-

sents the Plaintiff in thisaction. We do not representyou. The South Carolina Rulesof Professional Conduct pro-hibit our firm from giving youany legal advice.IF YOU FAIL, REFUSE, OR VOL-

UNTARILY ELECT NOT TO PARTIC-IPATE IN THIS FORECLOSUREINTERVENTION PROCESS, THEFORECLOSURE ACTION MAY PRO-CEED.NOTICE: THIS IS A COMMUNICA-

TION FROM A DEBT COLLECTORATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBTAND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINEDWILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE,EXCEPT AS STATED BELOW IN THEINSTANCE OF BANKRUPTCY PROTEC-TION.IF YOU ARE UNDER THE PROTEC-

TION OF THE BANKRUPTCY COURTOR HAVE BEEN DISCHARGED AS ARESULT OF A BANKRUPTCY PRO-CEEDING, THIS NOTICE IS GIVENTO YOU PURSUANT TO STATUTORYREQUIREMENT AND FOR INFORMA-TIONAL PURPOSES AND IS NOTINTENDED AS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-LECT A DEBT OR AS AN ACT TOCOLLECT, ASSESS, OR RECOVERALL OR ANY PORTION OF THE DEBTFROM YOU PERSONALLY.SCOTT AND CORLEY, P.A.By: Ronald C. Scott ([email protected]), SC Bar#4996; Reginald P. Corley([email protected]),SC Bar #69453; Angelia J.Grant ([email protected]), SC Bar #78334; AllisonE. Heffernan ([email protected]), SC Bar #68530Matthew E. Rupert ([email protected]), SC Bar#100740; Louise M. Johnson([email protected]),

SC Bar #16586; Tasha B.Thompson ([email protected]), SC Bar #76415; H.Guyton Murrell ([email protected]), SC Bar #64134Craig T. Smith ([email protected]), SC Bar#102831ATTORNEYS FOR THE PLAINTIFF2712 Middleburg Dr., Suite 200Columbia, South Carolina 29204803-252-33404-11, 18, 25

NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF ESTATESAll persons having claims

against the following estatesMUST file their claims on FORM#371ES with the Probate Courtof Spartanburg County, theaddress of which is 180Magnolia Street Room 302,Spartanburg, SC 29306, withineight (8) months after the dateof the first publication ofthis Notice to Creditors orwithin one (1) year from dateof death, whichever is earlier(SCPC 62-3-801, et seq.) orsuch persons shall be foreverbarred as to their claims. Allclaims are required to be pre-sented in written statement onthe prescribed form (FORM#371ES) indicating the name andaddress of the claimant, thebasis of the claim, the amountclaimed, the date when theclaim will become due, thenature of any uncertainty as tothe claim, and a description ofany security as to the claim.Estate: Oren J. Robinette, Jr.Date of Death: March 4, 2019Case Number: 2019ES4200379Personal Representative:Mr. David Michael Robinette3320 Cannons Campground RoadSpartanburg, SC 293073-28, 4-4, 11


against the following estatesMUST file their claims on FORM#371ES with the Probate Courtof Spartanburg County, theaddress of which is 180Magnolia Street Room 302,Spartanburg, SC 29306, withineight (8) months after the dateof the first publication ofthis Notice to Creditors orwithin one (1) year from dateof death, whichever is earlier(SCPC 62-3-801, et seq.) orsuch persons shall be foreverbarred as to their claims. Allclaims are required to be pre-sented in written statement onthe prescribed form (FORM#371ES) indicating the name andaddress of the claimant, thebasis of the claim, the amountclaimed, the date when theclaim will become due, thenature of any uncertainty as tothe claim, and a description ofany security as to the claim.Estate: Donald Lee WaddellDate of Death: September 24, 2018Case Number: 2018ES4201814Personal Representative:David L. Vaughan125 Bentwood DriveInman, SC 29349Atty: Edwin C. Haskell, III218 East Henry StreetSpartanburg, SC 293063-28, 4-4, 11


against the following estatesMUST file their claims on FORM#371ES with the Probate Courtof Spartanburg County, theaddress of which is 180Magnolia Street Room 302,Spartanburg, SC 29306, withineight (8) months after the dateof the first publication ofthis Notice to Creditors orwithin one (1) year from dateof death, whichever is earlier(SCPC 62-3-801, et seq.) orsuch persons shall be foreverbarred as to their claims. Allclaims are required to be pre-sented in written statement onthe prescribed form (FORM#371ES) indicating the name andaddress of the claimant, thebasis of the claim, the amountclaimed, the date when theclaim will become due, thenature of any uncertainty as tothe claim, and a description ofany security as to the claim.Estate: Scott F. TylerDate of Death: January 19, 2019Case Number: 2019ES4200251Personal Representative:Ms. Susan M. Hill95 Grover Lane WestWest Caldwell, NJ 070063-28, 4-4, 11


against the following estatesMUST file their claims on FORM#371ES with the Probate Courtof Spartanburg County, theaddress of which is 180Magnolia Street Room 302,Spartanburg, SC 29306, withineight (8) months after the dateof the first publication ofthis Notice to Creditors orwithin one (1) year from dateof death, whichever is earlier(SCPC 62-3-801, et seq.) orsuch persons shall be foreverbarred as to their claims. Allclaims are required to be pre-sented in written statement onthe prescribed form (FORM#371ES) indicating the name andaddress of the claimant, thebasis of the claim, the amountclaimed, the date when the

claim will become due, thenature of any uncertainty as tothe claim, and a description ofany security as to the claim.Estate: Lillie B. FullerDate of Death: January 1, 2019Case Number: 2019ES4200378Personal Representative:Thelma B. Hoyle1638 Windy Rush LaneGastonia, NC 28054Atty: Hattie Darlene Evans BoycePost Office Box 3144Spartanburg, SC 293043-28, 4-4, 11


against the following estatesMUST file their claims on FORM#371ES with the Probate Courtof Spartanburg County, theaddress of which is 180Magnolia Street Room 302,Spartanburg, SC 29306, withineight (8) months after the dateof the first publication ofthis Notice to Creditors orwithin one (1) year from dateof death, whichever is earlier(SCPC 62-3-801, et seq.) orsuch persons shall be foreverbarred as to their claims. Allclaims are required to be pre-sented in written statement onthe prescribed form (FORM#371ES) indicating the name andaddress of the claimant, thebasis of the claim, the amountclaimed, the date when theclaim will become due, thenature of any uncertainty as tothe claim, and a description ofany security as to the claim.Estate: Danny Warren CornDate of Death: July 11, 2018Case Number: 2019ES4200016Personal Representative:Robbie D. Corn29 Adger StreetSpartanburg, SC 293013-28, 4-4, 11


against the following estatesMUST file their claims on FORM#371ES with the Probate Courtof Spartanburg County, theaddress of which is 180Magnolia Street Room 302,Spartanburg, SC 29306, withineight (8) months after the dateof the first publication ofthis Notice to Creditors orwithin one (1) year from dateof death, whichever is earlier(SCPC 62-3-801, et seq.) orsuch persons shall be foreverbarred as to their claims. Allclaims are required to be pre-sented in written statement onthe prescribed form (FORM#371ES) indicating the name andaddress of the claimant, thebasis of the claim, the amountclaimed, the date when theclaim will become due, thenature of any uncertainty as tothe claim, and a description ofany security as to the claim.Estate: Winfred E. Corn, Jr.AKA Winfred E. CornDate of Death: October 24, 2018Case Number: 2019ES4200239Personal Representative:Michael Winfred Corn202 Whitmyre CourtFort Mill, SC 29715Atty: Ryan E. Gaylord360 E. Main Street, Suite OneSpartanburg, SC 293023-28, 4-4, 11


against the following estatesMUST file their claims on FORM#371ES with the Probate Courtof Spartanburg County, theaddress of which is 180Magnolia Street Room 302,Spartanburg, SC 29306, withineight (8) months after the dateof the first publication ofthis Notice to Creditors orwithin one (1) year from dateof death, whichever is earlier(SCPC 62-3-801, et seq.) orsuch persons shall be foreverbarred as to their claims. Allclaims are required to be pre-sented in written statement onthe prescribed form (FORM#371ES) indicating the name andaddress of the claimant, thebasis of the claim, the amountclaimed, the date when theclaim will become due, thenature of any uncertainty as tothe claim, and a description ofany security as to the claim.Estate: Julie F. HendersonDate of Death: January 1, 2019Case Number: 2019ES4200063Personal Representative:Rickey L. Henderson112 Linville DriveMoore, Sc 293693-28, 4-4, 11


against the following estatesMUST file their claims on FORM#371ES with the Probate Courtof Spartanburg County, theaddress of which is 180Magnolia Street Room 302,Spartanburg, SC 29306, withineight (8) months after the dateof the first publication ofthis Notice to Creditors orwithin one (1) year from dateof death, whichever is earlier(SCPC 62-3-801, et seq.) orsuch persons shall be foreverbarred as to their claims. Allclaims are required to be pre-sented in written statement onthe prescribed form (FORM#371ES) indicating the name and

address of the claimant, thebasis of the claim, the amountclaimed, the date when theclaim will become due, thenature of any uncertainty as tothe claim, and a description ofany security as to the claim.Estate: Yvonne Jo RuckerDate of Death: February 18, 2019Case Number: 2019ES4200421Personal Representative:William T. RuckerPost Office Box 115Gramling, SC 29348Atty: Alan M. Tewkesbury, Jr.Post Office Drawer 451Spartanburg, SC 293043-28, 4-4, 11


against the following estatesMUST file their claims on FORM#371ES with the Probate Courtof Spartanburg County, theaddress of which is 180Magnolia Street Room 302,Spartanburg, SC 29306, withineight (8) months after the dateof the first publication ofthis Notice to Creditors orwithin one (1) year from dateof death, whichever is earlier(SCPC 62-3-801, et seq.) orsuch persons shall be foreverbarred as to their claims. Allclaims are required to be pre-sented in written statement onthe prescribed form (FORM#371ES) indicating the name andaddress of the claimant, thebasis of the claim, the amountclaimed, the date when theclaim will become due, thenature of any uncertainty as tothe claim, and a description ofany security as to the claim.Estate: Velma L. CoffieldDate of Death: November 2, 2018Case Number: 2019ES4200161Personal Representative:Benjamin Coffield912 Bing CourtBoiling Springs, SC 293163-28, 4-4, 11


against the following estatesMUST file their claims on FORM#371ES with the Probate Courtof Spartanburg County, theaddress of which is 180Magnolia Street Room 302,Spartanburg, SC 29306, withineight (8) months after the dateof the first publication ofthis Notice to Creditors orwithin one (1) year from dateof death, whichever is earlier(SCPC 62-3-801, et seq.) orsuch persons shall be foreverbarred as to their claims. Allclaims are required to be pre-sented in written statement onthe prescribed form (FORM#371ES) indicating the name andaddress of the claimant, thebasis of the claim, the amountclaimed, the date when theclaim will become due, thenature of any uncertainty as tothe claim, and a description ofany security as to the claim.Estate: Charles Raymond DavisDate of Death: December 12, 2018Case Number: 2018ES4202021Personal Representative:Mary Boulton Davis738 Herndon TerraceRoebuck, SC 293763-28, 4-4, 11


against the following estatesMUST file their claims on FORM#371ES with the Probate Courtof Spartanburg County, theaddress of which is 180Magnolia Street Room 302,Spartanburg, SC 29306, withineight (8) months after the dateof the first publication ofthis Notice to Creditors orwithin one (1) year from dateof death, whichever is earlier(SCPC 62-3-801, et seq.) orsuch persons shall be foreverbarred as to their claims. Allclaims are required to be pre-sented in written statement onthe prescribed form (FORM#371ES) indicating the name andaddress of the claimant, thebasis of the claim, the amountclaimed, the date when theclaim will become due, thenature of any uncertainty as tothe claim, and a description ofany security as to the claim.Estate: Marion Ralph GossettDate of Death: January 24, 2019Case Number: 2019ES4200187Personal Representative:Ms. Tina McCoy216 Beckon Ridge RoadDuncan, SC 293343-28, 4-4, 11


against the following estatesMUST file their claims on FORM#371ES with the Probate Courtof Spartanburg County, theaddress of which is 180Magnolia Street Room 302,Spartanburg, SC 29306, withineight (8) months after the dateof the first publication ofthis Notice to Creditors orwithin one (1) year from dateof death, whichever is earlier(SCPC 62-3-801, et seq.) orsuch persons shall be foreverbarred as to their claims. Allclaims are required to be pre-sented in written statement onthe prescribed form (FORM#371ES) indicating the name andaddress of the claimant, the

SPARTAN WEEKLY NEWS APRIL 11, 2019 7

Legal Noticesbasis of the claim, the amountclaimed, the date when theclaim will become due, thenature of any uncertainty as tothe claim, and a description ofany security as to the claim.Estate: Gregory Brian ParkerAKA Greg B. ParkerDate of Death: January 19, 2019Case Number: 2019ES4200165Personal Representative:Ms. Debra C. Parker440 Lucky LaneSpartanburg, SC 293023-28, 4-4, 11


against the following estatesMUST file their claims on FORM#371ES with the Probate Courtof Spartanburg County, theaddress of which is 180Magnolia Street Room 302,Spartanburg, SC 29306, withineight (8) months after the dateof the first publication ofthis Notice to Creditors orwithin one (1) year from dateof death, whichever is earlier(SCPC 62-3-801, et seq.) orsuch persons shall be foreverbarred as to their claims. Allclaims are required to be pre-sented in written statement onthe prescribed form (FORM#371ES) indicating the name andaddress of the claimant, thebasis of the claim, the amountclaimed, the date when theclaim will become due, thenature of any uncertainty as tothe claim, and a description ofany security as to the claim.Estate: Donna Matz BarrickDate of Death: July 11, 2018Case Number: 2018ES4201836Personal Representative:Mr. Ryan Barrick503 Redland RoadLandrum, SC 293563-28, 4-4, 11


against the following estatesMUST file their claims on FORM#371ES with the Probate Courtof Spartanburg County, theaddress of which is 180Magnolia Street Room 302,Spartanburg, SC 29306, withineight (8) months after the dateof the first publication ofthis Notice to Creditors orwithin one (1) year from dateof death, whichever is earlier(SCPC 62-3-801, et seq.) orsuch persons shall be foreverbarred as to their claims. Allclaims are required to be pre-sented in written statement onthe prescribed form (FORM#371ES) indicating the name andaddress of the claimant, thebasis of the claim, the amountclaimed, the date when theclaim will become due, thenature of any uncertainty as tothe claim, and a description ofany security as to the claim.Estate: Judith H. DotsonAKA Judy DotsonDate of Death: January 7, 2019Case Number: 2019ES4200170Personal Representative:Mr. Robert Wayne Dotson144 Boyd RoadBoiling Springs, SC 293163-28, 4-4, 11


against the following estatesMUST file their claims on FORM#371ES with the Probate Courtof Spartanburg County, theaddress of which is 180Magnolia Street Room 302,Spartanburg, SC 29306, withineight (8) months after the dateof the first publication ofthis Notice to Creditors orwithin one (1) year from dateof death, whichever is earlier(SCPC 62-3-801, et seq.) orsuch persons shall be foreverbarred as to their claims. Allclaims are required to be pre-sented in written statement onthe prescribed form (FORM#371ES) indicating the name andaddress of the claimant, thebasis of the claim, the amountclaimed, the date when theclaim will become due, thenature of any uncertainty as tothe claim, and a description ofany security as to the claim.Estate: Ruth Ladosca EarnhardtDate of Death: December 17, 2018Case Number: 2019ES4200003Personal Representatives:James Edwards Earnhardt, Jr.Post Office Box 287Roebuck, SC 29376 ANDLawrence Thomas EarnhardtPost Office Box 274Roebuck, SC 293763-28, 4-4, 11


against the following estatesMUST file their claims on FORM#371ES with the Probate Courtof Spartanburg County, theaddress of which is 180Magnolia Street Room 302,Spartanburg, SC 29306, withineight (8) months after the dateof the first publication ofthis Notice to Creditors orwithin one (1) year from dateof death, whichever is earlier(SCPC 62-3-801, et seq.) orsuch persons shall be foreverbarred as to their claims. Allclaims are required to be pre-sented in written statement onthe prescribed form (FORM#371ES) indicating the name and

address of the claimant, thebasis of the claim, the amountclaimed, the date when theclaim will become due, thenature of any uncertainty as tothe claim, and a description ofany security as to the claim.Estate: Maxie Perry Garrett Jr.Date of Death: February 1, 2019Case Number: 2019ES4200248Personal Representative:Ms. Pamela Victoria Garrett3711 Cannons Campground RoadSpartanburg, SC 293073-28, 4-4, 11


against the following estatesMUST file their claims on FORM#371ES with the Probate Courtof Spartanburg County, theaddress of which is 180Magnolia Street Room 302,Spartanburg, SC 29306, withineight (8) months after the dateof the first publication ofthis Notice to Creditors orwithin one (1) year from dateof death, whichever is earlier(SCPC 62-3-801, et seq.) orsuch persons shall be foreverbarred as to their claims. Allclaims are required to be pre-sented in written statement onthe prescribed form (FORM#371ES) indicating the name andaddress of the claimant, thebasis of the claim, the amountclaimed, the date when theclaim will become due, thenature of any uncertainty as tothe claim, and a description ofany security as to the claim.Estate: Preston J. D. OwensAKA Pete OwensDate of Death: November 1, 2018Case Number: 2019ES4200172Personal Representative:Ms. Marilyn N. Owens2530 S. Blackstock RoadLandrum, SC 293563-28, 4-4, 11

LEGAL NOTICE2019ES4200397

The Will of William H.Painter, Jr. AKA William H.Painter AKA Bill Painter,Deceased, was delivered to meand filed March 8th, 2019. Noproceedings for the probate ofsaid Will have begun.HON. PONDA A. CALDWELLJudge, Probate Court forSpartanburg County, S.C.3-28, 4-4, 11


against the following estatesMUST file their claims on FORM#371ES with the Probate Courtof Spartanburg County, theaddress of which is 180Magnolia Street Room 302,Spartanburg, SC 29306, withineight (8) months after the dateof the first publication ofthis Notice to Creditors orwithin one (1) year from dateof death, whichever is earlier(SCPC 62-3-801, et seq.) orsuch persons shall be foreverbarred as to their claims. Allclaims are required to be pre-sented in written statement onthe prescribed form (FORM#371ES) indicating the name andaddress of the claimant, thebasis of the claim, the amountclaimed, the date when theclaim will become due, thenature of any uncertainty as tothe claim, and a description ofany security as to the claim.Estate: Ngem RobinsonDate of Death: January 21, 2019Case Number: 2019ES4200479Personal Representative:Barbara Robinson501 Camelot Drive, Apt. 47Spartanburg, SC 29301Atty: Laura A. FillerPost Office Box 162001Spartanburg, SC 293164-4, 11, 18


against the following estatesMUST file their claims on FORM#371ES with the Probate Courtof Spartanburg County, theaddress of which is 180Magnolia Street Room 302,Spartanburg, SC 29306, withineight (8) months after the dateof the first publication ofthis Notice to Creditors orwithin one (1) year from dateof death, whichever is earlier(SCPC 62-3-801, et seq.) orsuch persons shall be foreverbarred as to their claims. Allclaims are required to be pre-sented in written statement onthe prescribed form (FORM#371ES) indicating the name andaddress of the claimant, thebasis of the claim, the amountclaimed, the date when theclaim will become due, thenature of any uncertainty as tothe claim, and a description ofany security as to the claim.Estate: Roger A. JonesDate of Death: November 8, 2018Case Number: 2018ES4202038Personal Representative:Lynn S. Jones780 Shaw RoadWoodruff, SC 293884-4, 11, 18


against the following estatesMUST file their claims on FORM#371ES with the Probate Courtof Spartanburg County, theaddress of which is 180

Magnolia Street Room 302,Spartanburg, SC 29306, withineight (8) months after the dateof the first publication ofthis Notice to Creditors orwithin one (1) year from dateof death, whichever is earlier(SCPC 62-3-801, et seq.) orsuch persons shall be foreverbarred as to their claims. Allclaims are required to be pre-sented in written statement onthe prescribed form (FORM#371ES) indicating the name andaddress of the claimant, thebasis of the claim, the amountclaimed, the date when theclaim will become due, thenature of any uncertainty as tothe claim, and a description ofany security as to the claim.Estate: Dorothy E. WayneDate of Death: February 17,2019Case Number: 2019ES4200480Personal Representative:Sidney Jack Wayne318 Alma StreetLyman, SC 29365Atty: Richard H. Rhodes260 North Church StreetSpartanburg, SC 293064-4, 11, 18


against the following estatesMUST file their claims on FORM#371ES with the Probate Courtof Spartanburg County, theaddress of which is 180Magnolia Street Room 302,Spartanburg, SC 29306, withineight (8) months after the dateof the first publication ofthis Notice to Creditors orwithin one (1) year from dateof death, whichever is earlier(SCPC 62-3-801, et seq.) orsuch persons shall be foreverbarred as to their claims. Allclaims are required to be pre-sented in written statement onthe prescribed form (FORM#371ES) indicating the name andaddress of the claimant, thebasis of the claim, the amountclaimed, the date when theclaim will become due, thenature of any uncertainty as tothe claim, and a description ofany security as to the claim.Estate: Joan Josephine DicksDate of Death: January 15, 2019Case Number: 2019ES4200260Personal Representative:Mr. David Moroz148 Henson DriveLyman, SC 293654-4, 11, 18


against the following estatesMUST file their claims on FORM#371ES with the Probate Courtof Spartanburg County, theaddress of which is 180Magnolia Street Room 302,Spartanburg, SC 29306, withineight (8) months after the dateof the first publication ofthis Notice to Creditors orwithin one (1) year from dateof death, whichever is earlier(SCPC 62-3-801, et seq.) orsuch persons shall be foreverbarred as to their claims. Allclaims are required to be pre-sented in written statement onthe prescribed form (FORM#371ES) indicating the name andaddress of the claimant, thebasis of the claim, the amountclaimed, the date when theclaim will become due, thenature of any uncertainty as tothe claim, and a description ofany security as to the claim.Estate: Preston J. D. OwensAKA Pete OwensAKA Preston James OwensDate of Death: November 1, 2018Case Number: 2019ES4200172Personal Representative:Ms. Marilyn N. Owens2530 South Blackstock RoadLandrum, SC 293564-4, 11, 18


against the following estatesMUST file their claims on FORM#371ES with the Probate Courtof Spartanburg County, theaddress of which is 180Magnolia Street Room 302,Spartanburg, SC 29306, withineight (8) months after the dateof the first publication ofthis Notice to Creditors orwithin one (1) year from dateof death, whichever is earlier(SCPC 62-3-801, et seq.) orsuch persons shall be foreverbarred as to their claims. Allclaims are required to be pre-sented in written statement onthe prescribed form (FORM#371ES) indicating the name andaddress of the claimant, thebasis of the claim, the amountclaimed, the date when theclaim will become due, thenature of any uncertainty as tothe claim, and a description ofany security as to the claim.Estate: John PetroneDate of Death: March 13, 2019Case Number: 2019ES4200486Personal Representative:Gina L. Petrone-Knechtel2083 Pitch Landing RoadConway, SC 29527Atty: Robert K. Merting501 Furman Road, Suite WGreenville, SC 296094-4, 11, 18


against the following estatesMUST file their claims on FORM#371ES with the Probate Courtof Spartanburg County, theaddress of which is 180Magnolia Street Room 302,Spartanburg, SC 29306, withineight (8) months after the dateof the first publication ofthis Notice to Creditors orwithin one (1) year from dateof death, whichever is earlier(SCPC 62-3-801, et seq.) orsuch persons shall be foreverbarred as to their claims. Allclaims are required to be pre-sented in written statement onthe prescribed form (FORM#371ES) indicating the name andaddress of the claimant, thebasis of the claim, the amountclaimed, the date when theclaim will become due, thenature of any uncertainty as tothe claim, and a description ofany security as to the claim.Estate: James McCutchen, Jr.Date of Death: March 7, 2019Case Number: 2019ES4200488Personal Representative:Beverly E. McCutchen337 Matchlock CommonsSpartanburg, SC 29302Atty: James W. ShawPost Office Box 891Spartanburg, SC 293044-4, 11, 18


against the following estatesMUST file their claims on FORM#371ES with the Probate Courtof Spartanburg County, theaddress of which is 180Magnolia Street Room 302,Spartanburg, SC 29306, withineight (8) months after the dateof the first publication ofthis Notice to Creditors orwithin one (1) year from dateof death, whichever is earlier(SCPC 62-3-801, et seq.) orsuch persons shall be foreverbarred as to their claims. Allclaims are required to be pre-sented in written statement onthe prescribed form (FORM#371ES) indicating the name andaddress of the claimant, thebasis of the claim, the amountclaimed, the date when theclaim will become due, thenature of any uncertainty as tothe claim, and a description ofany security as to the claim.Estate: Stephen C. GreenDate of Death: January 10, 2019Case Number: 2019ES4200183Personal Representative:Cathy W. Green136 Crystal DriveDuncan, SC 293344-4, 11, 18


against the following estatesMUST file their claims on FORM#371ES with the Probate Courtof Spartanburg County, theaddress of which is 180Magnolia Street Room 302,Spartanburg, SC 29306, withineight (8) months after the dateof the first publication ofthis Notice to Creditors orwithin one (1) year from dateof death, whichever is earlier(SCPC 62-3-801, et seq.) orsuch persons shall be foreverbarred as to their claims. Allclaims are required to be pre-sented in written statement onthe prescribed form (FORM#371ES) indicating the name andaddress of the claimant, thebasis of the claim, the amountclaimed, the date when theclaim will become due, thenature of any uncertainty as tothe claim, and a description ofany security as to the claim.Estate: Ann C. EllisDate of Death: November 12, 2018Case Number: 2019ES4200087Personal Representatives:Mr. Richard Marshall Ellis365 Johnson CircleInman, SC 29349 ANDMr. Mark Anthony Ellis4058 Parris Bridge RoadBoiling Springs, SC 293164-4, 11, 18


against the following estatesMUST file their claims on FORM#371ES with the Probate Courtof Spartanburg County, theaddress of which is 180Magnolia Street Room 302,Spartanburg, SC 29306, withineight (8) months after the dateof the first publication ofthis Notice to Creditors orwithin one (1) year from dateof death, whichever is earlier(SCPC 62-3-801, et seq.) orsuch persons shall be foreverbarred as to their claims. Allclaims are required to be pre-sented in written statement onthe prescribed form (FORM#371ES) indicating the name andaddress of the claimant, thebasis of the claim, the amountclaimed, the date when theclaim will become due, thenature of any uncertainty as tothe claim, and a description ofany security as to the claim.Estate: Minnie M. JordanDate of Death: January 6, 2019Case Number: 2019ES4200127Personal Representative:Mr. Dale Allen Craft104 Shoally Park DriveBoiling Springs, SC 293164-4, 11, 18


against the following estatesMUST file their claims on FORM#371ES with the Probate Courtof Spartanburg County, theaddress of which is 180Magnolia Street Room 302,Spartanburg, SC 29306, withineight (8) months after the dateof the first publication ofthis Notice to Creditors orwithin one (1) year from dateof death, whichever is earlier(SCPC 62-3-801, et seq.) orsuch persons shall be foreverbarred as to their claims. Allclaims are required to be pre-sented in written statement onthe prescribed form (FORM#371ES) indicating the name andaddress of the claimant, thebasis of the claim, the amountclaimed, the date when theclaim will become due, thenature of any uncertainty as tothe claim, and a description ofany security as to the claim.Estate: Melba Legrand LongDate of Death: January 11, 2019Case Number: 2019ES4200213-2Personal Representative:Ms. Linda Dianne Patterson123 Inwood CourtSpartanburg, SC 293024-4, 11, 18


against the following estatesMUST file their claims on FORM#371ES with the Probate Courtof Spartanburg County, theaddress of which is 180Magnolia Street Room 302,Spartanburg, SC 29306, withineight (8) months after the dateof the first publication ofthis Notice to Creditors orwithin one (1) year from dateof death, whichever is earlier(SCPC 62-3-801, et seq.) orsuch persons shall be foreverbarred as to their claims. Allclaims are required to be pre-sented in written statement onthe prescribed form (FORM#371ES) indicating the name andaddress of the claimant, thebasis of the claim, the amountclaimed, the date when theclaim will become due, thenature of any uncertainty as tothe claim, and a description ofany security as to the claim.Estate: Lisha M. CraftDate of Death: January 30, 2019Case Number: 2019ES4200267Personal Representative:Mr. Dale Allen Craft104 Shoally Park DriveBoiling Springs, SC 293164-4, 11, 18


The Will of Sara Griffin BurkeAKA Sara B. Fortner, Deceased,was delivered to me and filedMarch 7, 2019. No proceedingsfor the probate of said Willhave begun.HON. PONDA A. CALDWELLJudge, Probate Court forSpartanburg County, S.C.4-4, 11, 18


The Will of Floyd LenestonLane Jr., Deceased, was deliv-ered to me and filed March 25,2019. No proceedings for theprobate of said Will havebegun.HON. PONDA A. CALDWELLJudge, Probate Court forSpartanburg County, S.C.4-4, 11, 18


The Will of Ada Lee Garrett,Deceased, was delivered to meand filed March 22, 2019. Noproceedings for the probate ofsaid Will have begun.HON. PONDA A. CALDWELLJudge, Probate Court forSpartanburg County, S.C.4-4, 11, 18


The Will of Vernie B.Swofford, Deceased, was deliv-ered to me and filed January31, 2019. No proceedings forthe probate of said Will havebegun.HON. PONDA A. CALDWELLJudge, Probate Court forSpartanburg County, S.C.4-4, 11, 18


The Will of James D. Agnew,Jr., Deceased, was delivered tome and filed March 27, 2019. Noproceedings for the probate ofsaid Will have begun.HON. PONDA A. CALDWELLJudge, Probate Court forSpartanburg County, S.C.4-4, 11, 18


The Will of Amelia G. Sanders,Deceased, was delivered to meand filed November 20, 2018. Noproceedings for the probate ofsaid Will have begun.HON. PONDA A. CALDWELLJudge, Probate Court forSpartanburg County, S.C.4-4, 11, 18


against the following estates

MUST file their claims on FORM#371ES with the Probate Courtof Spartanburg County, theaddress of which is 180Magnolia Street Room 302,Spartanburg, SC 29306, withineight (8) months after the dateof the first publication ofthis Notice to Creditors orwithin one (1) year from dateof death, whichever is earlier(SCPC 62-3-801, et seq.) orsuch persons shall be foreverbarred as to their claims. Allclaims are required to be pre-sented in written statement onthe prescribed form (FORM#371ES) indicating the name andaddress of the claimant, thebasis of the claim, the amountclaimed, the date when theclaim will become due, thenature of any uncertainty as tothe claim, and a description ofany security as to the claim.Estate: Michael Scott BlantonDate of Death: January 21, 2019Case Number: 2019ES4200163Personal Representative:Mr. David L. Marlow299 Hunters Pointe DriveSpartanburg, SC 29303Atty: Ryan F. McCartyPost Office Box 3547Spartanburg, SC 293044-11, 18, 25


against the following estatesMUST file their claims on FORM#371ES with the Probate Courtof Spartanburg County, theaddress of which is 180Magnolia Street Room 302,Spartanburg, SC 29306, withineight (8) months after the dateof the first publication ofthis Notice to Creditors orwithin one (1) year from dateof death, whichever is earlier(SCPC 62-3-801, et seq.) orsuch persons shall be foreverbarred as to their claims. Allclaims are required to be pre-sented in written statement onthe prescribed form (FORM#371ES) indicating the name andaddress of the claimant, thebasis of the claim, the amountclaimed, the date when theclaim will become due, thenature of any uncertainty as tothe claim, and a description ofany security as to the claim.Estate: Danny Lee NealDate of Death: December 30, 2018Case Number: 2019ES4200104Personal Representative:Tabatha PeeblesPost Office Box 495Travelers Rest, SC 296904-11, 18, 25


against the following estatesMUST file their claims on FORM#371ES with the Probate Courtof Spartanburg County, theaddress of which is 180Magnolia Street Room 302,Spartanburg, SC 29306, withineight (8) months after the dateof the first publication ofthis Notice to Creditors orwithin one (1) year from dateof death, whichever is earlier(SCPC 62-3-801, et seq.) orsuch persons shall be foreverbarred as to their claims. Allclaims are required to be pre-sented in written statement onthe prescribed form (FORM#371ES) indicating the name andaddress of the claimant, thebasis of the claim, the amountclaimed, the date when theclaim will become due, thenature of any uncertainty as tothe claim, and a description ofany security as to the claim.Estate: Todd Hyatt AKAHarold Todd Hyatt, Jr.Date of Death: January 2, 2019Case Number: 2019ES4200080Personal Representative:James S. Rhodes2701 Old Hills Bridge RoadEnoree, SC 293354-11, 18, 25


against the following estatesMUST file their claims on FORM#371ES with the Probate Courtof Spartanburg County, theaddress of which is 180Magnolia Street Room 302,Spartanburg, SC 29306, withineight (8) months after the dateof the first publication ofthis Notice to Creditors orwithin one (1) year from dateof death, whichever is earlier(SCPC 62-3-801, et seq.) orsuch persons shall be foreverbarred as to their claims. Allclaims are required to be pre-sented in written statement onthe prescribed form (FORM#371ES) indicating the name andaddress of the claimant, thebasis of the claim, the amountclaimed, the date when theclaim will become due, thenature of any uncertainty as tothe claim, and a description ofany security as to the claim.Estate: Edward PearsonDate of Death: August 31, 2018Case Number: 2019ES4200185Personal Representative:Ms. Rita Rollins Pearson14090 Highway 221Enoree, SC 293354-11, 18, 25


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