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Two representatives of the
ate Development BMrd met
th Johnsonville
'Council
nd the Planning
Zoning
mittee to ex
Great

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expertise at every level to assist
~e communities
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development , ~~~here are 252 'towns in South
oorporation must be created. If ~~rQlina ~igible to participate
nonprofit

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active
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corporation exists in the goaJ~f the-Develo~ent Board
100
will
community, it may qualify. that . .a~ . least
succ~~ly
complete
the
This
corporation
must
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able
program.
requi~ements,
Smurthwaite
Mac Smurth»l
·John to promote the community for said.
~ ·.
.
.
ullins outlined the program industrial plant location and be
The
city
of
Johnsonville
has
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explained bow the State able to receive and expend
commit~
comPQsed
of
evelopment Board will assist funds for the purchase and
Councilmen
Bi·
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·
and
option
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property.
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munities · wishing
to
Henry
Poston
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Wilson
Second,
a
community
JUrveY,
-· ..a-ipate in the program.
Hardee,
cha.
i
rman
of
the
on
community
resources
must
Smurthwaite told the group,
Planning
and
zoning
'the Great Town program is not be completed.
~••••• ission, w~ich has been
Third, at least four industrial
ething to impose on the
...... ted to · evaluate the
wn. but rather an opportunity sites must be developed and full
"'-am and its possibilities for
improve the economy of information compiled on each.
Each site must - have a --- .ville and make 8
~a11 towns through more
minimum .of 10 acres and at ~vmmendation at a later
ndustrial actiYity.
''It
is based on the least two should be near the
....-evement of goals, which railroad if possible .
Fourth,
an
up-to-date
hen reached, will place the
unity in a stronger brochure or other · form of
~v..... petitive position for the
promotional literature must be
ttraction of industry and for prepared for the community. It
neral ect»noinic growth. It is a should contain information on
am · that · has
been sites, utilities with rates, and
.....,tablished 10· help those other useful
information
.
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,..,.,..., """unities In South Carolina
Fifth, each industry ·within
._t need dsistance most - the the town .is to be visited, to gain
..~ailer towns''
existing industry's awareness
South CaroUna communities and support of tlie promotion
chieving Jthe, goals of this effort.
gram, wbidi ' js limited to
Sixth,
a
committee
to
,..,....,..munities of 15,000 people or. improve the appearance and
~s, will 6e designated a
quality of life in the community
' Great Town'' and will receive must be organized. In the case
appropriate . award with of Johnsonville it was noted that
blicity a¥TecQgnitiQn. What JUMP &lt;Johnsonville United
s more ·'imP9rtant, according to Means Progress&gt; can be used to
Smurthwaite,
Great
Town fulfill this achievement.
munities wiQ be recognized
Finally and most important a
s communities that are better team composed of six members
prepared for industrial and plus six alternates and a
economic development.
coordinator should be selected
The
State
Development to represent the community to
Board conducts an ongoing the visiting industrial prospect.
international
advertising Each member of the team must
program designed to seek out be knowledgeable in a specific
new
iP9ustrial . prospects. area of interest to the prospect. ·
Comm~~es design~ted as The purpose of this team is to
promote
the
Great Towns will be included in ag~ressively
community
as the
most
this prom
al effort.
Certain criteria must be met advantageous location for a
in order, for a town to receive new industry.
the award, aDd before receiving
The
State
Development
according
t4)
the award they must be judged Board,
Smurthwaite,
will
by a panel of e~ts.
Achievements fall in seven
categories. First, a local
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The Johnsonville School
Board voted Monday night to
purchase 38 window - 11nit air
conditioners for the Middle and
Elementary schools and to have
them installed at a total cost of
$33,808.
Superintendent Edward Eady
quoted the price of the air
conditioners at $15,808 ( $416
each) and the installation cost,
including wiring and conduit
boxes at $18,000.
Board Miriam Poston said the
electrical cost of the air conditioners, figuring seven hours
a day, five days a week, would
be a maximum of $900 a month

and $3,600 a year, figuring on a
.miximwn of four months usage

building fund would still have
$11,672. He said this amount
out of a nine iflnth school year. would probably be used for
Board mem ers agreed that painting, since the board had
four months was probably an earlier voted on a priority basis
exaggerated figure.
to first air condition and then
. In two separate motions, the paint.
.board voted unanimously to·
Board Chairman, Billy King,
accept the installation bid of said concerning the costs of the
·$18,000 and to purchase the air air conditioners and installation, ''It's not as bad as I
:conditioners at $15,808.
· Superintendent Eaddy said thought it would be.''
In other business, two
that out of a building fund of
$70,740, not including a summer representatives from the Pee
project of $25,260, there· · Dee Junior Woman's club
remained $45,480. He said that presented a proposal that the
after purchasing and installing board allow the club to purthe air conditioners, the chase a stage curtains for the

high school gym. A spokesman
for club said the curtains could
be up in time for the April talent
show. She said the curtains
were gold and black, the school
colors. She noted that the
~wtains, costing almost $1,800
were purchased through contributions from local civic
groups, club and school
projects.
The school board voted
unanimously to gratefully
accept the Pee Dee Junior
Woman's Club proposal.
The board also accepted the
resignation of Mrs. Bertie Lee
Stone, who works in the school

cafeteria. Superintendent
Eaddy said he didn't know why
she had decided to resign. Her
resignation was effective Feb.

for o~ation of the
school and to elect three
Trustees.

27, 1976.

The terms of Jam es L.
Carraway, Reo Cooper and
James W. (Billy) King will
expire. The Trustees are
elected for terms of three years

The board voted unamiously

to go into executive session to
discuss a personnel matter.
•

On March 16, the Jolmsonville
School Board will hold a citizens
meeting in the Johnsonville
High School gym at 8 p.m. The·
purpose of the meeting is to
:hear the annual report of the
Board of Trustees, to submit a
proposed budget and levy the
neccesary millage to defray

~es

each.
In order for a citi1.en to vote
for a Trustee, the budget and
millage rates, he must be a

qualified elector. A majority
N'ote of the electors present will
result in adoption of budget and
millage ·and election of b·••stees.

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The pretty, prim New
England meeting house located
south of Hemingway, and west
of Highway 41-51, just below the
Black Mingo river bridge, was
built in 1842 by a prosperous
merchant
and
planter,
Cleveland Belin.
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scripture text along the.
cornices, indide and out, and
with lovely inevitibility of
'Come Unto Me Ye That Labor'
over the front
door. ~---.....

minister.
,___ prop~~ty of the Willi
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grave stones
of both are conducted there
landowners and slaves, takes Sunday, with the ne1
one back in history and really scheduled for
helps one relate to the past. September 29. Vario\
Another interesting aspect of Written in detail, some of the of the Association
the building ~ is the very tall
grave stones almost give the conducting the se
pulpit ropped by a tall reading deceased' s biography.
which the public is
invited.
The church is - now
the
desk, so built, so that the black
-........... _,,.._.._ -- slaves sitting in the gallery
Woodberry Completes Exerci
IJlight be better able to see the
- ·
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Pvt.
Helbert
Pvt. Woodberry
Tl1e ()Id chu1·ch, 1·icl1 i11 l1isto1·ical sig11ificance, stands
Woodberry, son of Mr. and Mrs. classroom instructi
Lawrence Woodberry of · part in training
vigil ove1· the deceased la11dow11e1·s a11d slaves who are
Hemingway has completed a designed to provide
bu1·ied i11 the ce1nete1·y. It was 11ecessa1·y to erect a fence
field skills training course at working knowledJ
a1·ou11d the p1·ope1;ty whe11 va11dalis1n became such a
the
Marine
Corps
Base,
Camp
military
job
special
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IN
•HEMINGWAY
JOHNSONVILLE
WORKING FOR
A BEnER
BUSINESS
COMMUNITY -

TI1e ladles at lhe ewlng enter In Johnsonville offer a wide variety of
coordinated fabrics and notions for your Fall sewing needs and are eager
10 assl t you with your Individual selections. Sewing Is th e original and
creative way to achie ea fashionable wardrobe. and there Is no better
place to find the latest In fabric and paUern s lhan at the sewing Center
"here expert sea m stresses are available to advise or to cons truct a

i:ar1ne111 to flt your needs. l\1rs. Roby Chandler and l\trs. Wilma Paosser
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bei:in. \"islt lhe Se"·ing Center for a preview of " lhe look for Fall'' .

''I WOULD RATHER SHOP JOHNSONVILLE-HEMINGWAY AREA''
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The merchants advertising
their weekly specials on this
page and the next two pages
are uniting to work against
inflation
and
promote
prosperity in the Johnsonville - Hemingway area
by giving you the best buys,
selections
and
service
possible, every day.
Read
these
pages
carefully each week for the
best buys in the area.
Patronize the merchants
advertising here and help
them promote a better local
economy.

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This was overheard when a local customer returned after a big
city shopping trip where the hustle and bustle and ''Don't Care' '
attitude of big city clerks was once encountered.
Recognition, fellowship, and trust are basic needs, and you'll find
all these attributed in Hemingway - Johnsonville. You can shop
here with confidence with friends and neighbors to help you find
exactly what you need at the price you want to pay.
The merchants listed in this article appreciate your loyalty and
give you full credit for making Johnsonville - Hemingway the finest
shopping district in this area. Your shopping habits and buying skill
have thrown the spotlight on Hemingway and Johnsonville and
caused the other communities to cast envious eyes in our direction.
The merchants advertising in this edition of The Weekly Observer have long been aware of your value, but have recently come
to appreciate you even more when they compare sales receipts and
bank deposits with other communities throughout the state.
Your knowledge of merchandise keeps these merchants busy
constantly looking for bigger and better values to pass on to you.
These firms are proud of their
new
merchandise.
They
also
take
•
great pleasure in knowing you can find the merchandise here you
can find in any shopping district and in most cases for less money.
You can shop in Johnsonville and Hemingway with confidence.
The shopkeepers here are your friends. Their purpose is to supply
you with the Best Quality Merchandise at the lowest ·possible
prices. It's a Glorious Feeling to be among people you know and
trust ...

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•HEMINGWAY
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WORKING FOR
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cooler rail wt&gt;athcr. The Western Auto can offer the perJect cycle (or au
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hf'1·e are llathom, Careen Cribb and lleta Cox.

HEMINGWAY-JOHNSONVILLE FASHION CONSULTANTS OFFER
FREE ADVICE!!
e merchants advertising
ir weekly specials on this
ge and the next two pages
uniting to work against
ation
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promote
sperity in the Johnville - Hemingway area
giving you the best buys,
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pages
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t buys in the area.
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ertising here and help
em promote a better local
nomy.

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up your present wardrobe, you'll be pleased with the interested
assistance given you by the salespeople in the Middlesboro Stores listed
in this article.
These salespeople are professionals in their fields. Many of them have
attended nationally famous style shows displaying the latest ideas in
fashions and fabrics. All have studiously read the literature and have
counseled fashion designers. Not only can you buy now to k.e ep in style,
but you can supplement your present wardrobe to keep it up to date for
the future.
Salespeople in Hemingway and Johnsonville are personally interested
in each purchase you make. They happily accept the challenge of
assisting you with your selection and share with you the responsibility of
your wardrobe at prices that will be pleasing both to you and yo11r budget.
It's no wonder people like to shop in Johnsonville and Hemingway. The
merchants offer you outstanding values that will save you money this
week and they take a personal interest in helping you find the exact items
you need, so that you can be happy with your purchase for months to
come ..
Check the pages in today's edition of The Weekly Observer for
unusually big values that will save you money when shopping these
stores. You can be assured of courteous and helpful assistance in
selecting quality merchandise at reasonable prices.

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Oh,Stuchylc!us honorth«,
Th.raughallour yean"-e'llpraise you
Ohhow we loveyo1.1dearly.
OhStuc kcy lligh,OhStuckeyHigh.
Wc'restriving hardtoreachour goal,
When yean have pass we f\opc to endure
The strain of 1oil, The fret of care.
Ohwhiteand bluc,Ohwhiteandblue.
OhStuckcy Highyouare110dcar.
Wecan't ftnd wordstothankyoudear.
Oh how we praise t~ cvcnnore.
OhStuckcy High, OhStucl:ey High

�Foreword
With thepas.sageoftirneyoumaylookbackuponthisschoolyear
"" the time when the darkneH of ignorance suddenly became bright
withaglcamoflcnowledge andascnscofcthicpride.
Torelivesomeofthosecountlessmomentsand experienccs,this
yearbookattemptstocapturethe eyesandmindsoftheleadcrship,
scholarship,activiticsandtheindispcnsablecharactcrofStuckey
High School.

�Dedication

ltiswithasincerefeelingofgratitudeanddevotionthatwc,thcScniorClassdedicatethisyeaJbooktoour
principal. L.D. Bradley. We feel that no other principal or faculty member is more deserving of this honor.
You have guided our school from ih foundation to its present !Pl'lltneH and have given unselfishly of your time.
Withdceprcspe&lt;:tandaffcction.~dcdi catcthi!ycarbooktoyou.

�Table of Contents

�Mr. L.D. Bradley, Principal, High School

Our Principal Speaks
I wishtothankallwhooontributedinanywaytothesucce.. ofthisyearbook. - Wearcespeciallygratefulto
t he yearbook committe for working so faithfully with the Senior aass advisors in this effort.
Thisyearbooksignalsasignifican t achlevement inthehistoryofStuckeySchool. l trustthateveryhighschool

studentwillpossessone,notjusttoreadorlookatthcpicturell,buttokecpasasouveniramongyour!J'casurei;
for yeantooomc.

�Mr. E.L. Grate, Elementary Principal
13 $ 20 21 ZI: 23

May I wish for each member of tile class of 1969 success and h.appineu. Yours is a gre:it generation that has some
of the great problems to solve. Your generation can be the greatest by the development of men and women of great
ch.aracter andleadership.Lcadershipwit havisionofnewthings;umfra.idoffailure.Youcanachievegreatnessby
assumingrcsponsibility withdependability,overcomechalleningproblemsandtakcadvantageofopportunities ,recognize
therighuofotllersandrespet'tthcircontribuiion.
"YOURS CAN BE TilE WOR LD MY SON."

Elementary Principal

�Faculty Members

First row: Mrs. F. Bullock, Mr. J. Brown, Mrs. M.M. Cooper, Mrs. A.A. Dickl, Miss J.M. Eaddy, Miss M. Eaddy. Second row·
MissW. Fleming, Mn. B. Gadcgbeku, Mr. D. Gass, Miss M. Gibbs, Mr. H,H. Harris, Mrs. C. Jackwn. Third row: Miss A. Keil!,
Miu B.C. Kennedy, Mii. S. Mention, Mc. T. McCuthehcon, Miu M.l. Miller, Mr. R. Parker. Fourth row: Mr. J. T anner, Mrs. J. Thayer,
Mr. Wm. Thayer, Mn. L. Thomas, Mrs. J. Timmons. Mr. D. Williams.

SponSQtcdby,Jean's FloralShop
Johnwnvil.le, SouthCarolina

�Senior Class

First row: Nettie Mae Allison, Thomas Barr, Emcsi Burgess. Miley Brown, Jr., Ke nneth Brown, Lynwood Chandlc1. Second row:
Ola Lee Daniels, Corine Davis, F lorine Davis. Willie James Davis, Marion Donnelly, Elois Eaddy. Third row: John Felix
Eaddy, IJ.enha Ellison, Mq:alcne Elllion, Charlie Graham, Uarry E. G~, Larry R. Graham. Fourth row: Alberta Jones,
Willie Mae Mack, M:lJ)' McCrea, Robert McGill, John M. Nesmit h, Hcnrcn a Rogers. F ifth row: Patsy Rogers, James E. Singletary,
Charles Stuckey, Priscilla Weaver, Ruther Mac Wilson, Lubertha Woodberry.

Sp&lt;:&gt;nsoredbyJohnsonvilleBuildingSupply
Johnsonville, South Carolina ph. 382~253

�Junior Class

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First row: Alene Ban, O.arlesAltison, LeVcm Allison, Deny J . Brown, Wanda A. Brown, Emma Burgrcss. Second row:
Harry Daniels, Helen Davi$, Emmit Eaddy, Mary I. Eaddy, Thomas Eaddy, Hattie Felder. Thi.rd row: Ros.a M. Frieson, Roberta
Graham, Le¥em Graham, John Jones, Tommy McGill, DeUa Jean McWhite. Fourth row: Albert Moore, Minnie P. Pla tt. Corcan
Rogers, Willie C. Singletary. Fifth row: Martha Skinner, L.aun Woodberry, Carrie B. Wright

Sponsored by Dimery and Rogers Funeral Home
Hemingway, South Carolina

�10th Grade

Finl row: Rosa Lee Ban, Lula Ann Drown, Ernie Lee BufKCSS, Landy Cameron, Mary Ann Chandler, Je rome Curry. Second row:
Levem Curry, Leveste r Davis, Mary F . Durant, William Durant, Carrie B. Eaddy, Pandora Eaddy. Third row; Lillie Felder.
Douglas Fleming, John W. Fleming, Patricia Frieson. Macy Gasque, Evely n Gnham, Fo1,1rth row: Harry Hamilton, Dora Lee
Jones, Proven Jones, Gary Mack, Maiiha Ann McCn:a, Joseph ~ndergrass. Fifth row: Joseph Nesmith, Willie Jay Nesmith,
Sammy Reese, l.saac R0gc:rs, Melvin Stuckey, Tony Thomas. Sixth row: Roosevelt Thomas, Levi Washiflilon, Edwina Watson,
David Weaver, Lucille Weaver,LlndaEaddy-NotPicturcd.

Sponsoredby, Jotmsonville PlrtlandAppliance

�9th &amp; 8th v.w.

Mn. Conyen- 8th V.W.

9th.Graden
Sp0n50l'ed by, Baxley'5 Red &amp; White

Johnsonville,SouthCarolinll

�8th J.P &amp; 7th Grades

Mrs. A. Dicks- 8th. Gnders

Mr.O.Williams- 7th. Gndcrs
SponsOTedbyJ.C.LyerlyUscdCars
Johnsonville, South Carolina

�6th Grade

First row: Monroe Allison, U.onc Barr, Eva Kaye Bartell, Arthc1 Lee Brown, Qara Mae llrown, Rebecca llrown. Second row:
U!wis Cameron, Inez Coleman, Louis Coleman, Eunice Davis, Margaret Hamilton, Janet Hanna. Third row: Terry Hanna,
ChriW Jenkins, Harrett Johnson, Sherby Jean Lewis, Herbert Lee McFadden, Nathaniel Phillps. Fourth row: David Singletary,
Sheby Jean Washington, Joan Weaver, Robert Weaver, Mary Jo Wilson, Edna Mae Wright.

SponsoredbyRollirusandHaganlns.andRcalEstate
Johnsonvillc,S.C.

�5th &amp; 4th Grades

Mrs. Timmon~-4th Grade

Spcm~n:dbyS1one's Phillip 1 66
Johmonville,SouthCarolina

Miss BJ. Kennedy - 5th Grade

�3rd &amp; 2nd Grades

Miss A. H. Keitt-3rd Grade

Mrs. M.M. Cooper - 2nd Grade

Sponsored by , Venten'Departmen t Store
John&amp;011ville,SouthCarolina

Mn. Mention - 2nd. Grade

�1st Grade, Special Reading and Kindergarten

Kindergarten - Mn.Bullock

Spedal Reading - MI$. Thayer
Sponsoredby, J ohnsunvillePharmacy
Johnsonville, South Carolina

Miss M. Eaddy - h i. Grade

�Senior Superlative

Lubcrtha Woodberry and Marion Donnelly

Most Popular
PriscillaWcaverandLarryGraham

MostUk.tly toSucceed
Magden Ellisonand JamcsSinglctary

Cutest Couple
ElvbEaddyandRobcrtMt&lt;iill

Bcst Drencd

PatsyRogerandJohnEddy

Most Humorous

OlaL.DaniclsandMilcyBrown
Sponsoredby,JohmcmvilleCleanen
Johnsonville, South Carolina

�Student Council &amp; Guidance Counselor

Guidance Counlll'lor-Miss Miller

Student Council- Mr. Tanner
Sponwredby.G:aster'1Pun:Station
Johnsonville, South Carolina

�Social Science &amp; Science Club

Miss Flemings - Social Studies Club

Mr.Williarns-Sclcnceaub
Sponsorcdby, Pooles' FivcandDime
JohnsonviUe,S.C.

�Commerce Club

Miss Gibbs- Commercial Oub

Miss Gibbs- Commercial Oub

Sponsored by, Midway Ory Cleancn
fohnsonville,S.C.

�FF A Organization

F.F.A, Organization-M r. Tanner

Sponsoredby, J ohnsonvilleSportingGoods
Johnsonvillc,S.C.

�FHA Organization

New Home Makers Officers - Mn. Conyers

Sponsored by , Haselden Grocery
Johnsonville,S.C.

��Safety Patrol &amp; Bus Drivers

Safety Patrols

Bus Driven

Sponsoredby,Pres&amp;ley'sCafe
Hcmingway,S.C. 29554

�Basketball Team (Girls)

Basketball Team (Girls)- Mr. Hanis

Basketball Team (Boys)

B:uketbaU Team (8oys)- Mr. Harris

Sp0nsoredby,Mr.LcoryDavis
Hemingway,S.C.

�Baseball Team

Baseball Team - Mr. Parker

Sponsoredby , Esso-Ed.DunahucDealer
Joltnsonville, S.C.

�Band &amp; Cheerleaders

Cheerleaders - Mis.! Kennedy

Sponsoredby,SuttonPlumbingCompany
John~onville, S.C.

�Cafeteria &amp; Maintenance

Cafeteria St aff

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Mai nten ance Staff

Spon5oredby,CooperGrooery
Johnsonvillc,S.C.

�Miss Stuckey

Miss Stuckey - Laura Woodberry
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JohnJonville,S.C.

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�Miss Stuckey &amp; Attendants and Miss FF A Sweetheart

F.F.A. Quet:n - Miss Vcrnell llarr

MissStuckey - Laur.iWoodbcrry
Att.-Lubertha Woodberry, Anncl!c Brown
Sponsoredby,Danny'1 ShcU

Johnsonville, South Carolina

�Staff Members &amp; Office Scene

�A Picture of Scene on Campus

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Johnsonville voters will
go to the polls Tuesday to
ect a mayor and city
council to serve a two year
term in office.
Three eandldates have
announced their intention
seek the office of mayor
uu seven are running for
One
council
ndidate has dropped out
the race. Donnis Lentz,
who presently serves on
...,.. . has announced he
ill not seek reelection
though he had previously
for the office.
Seeking the office of
ml or are Mrs. Connie S.
•~ amps,
incumbent
......""ilwoman. Randolph
illis, local educator. and
. A. Townsend, former
ice chief.

Candidates for council
are incumbent councilman
enry Poston. director of
Research and Develop...ent at \\'ellman In-

'

.

DeCAMP S

dustr ies ;
Billy Mace,
public relations directcr at
\\'ellman, David Taylor,
who handles marketing
and production control for
Grand Strand Industries,
Jim Everett, manager of
Prosser's
Department
Store, Shirley O'Neal,
housewife
and
civic
worker. Jack Whiteside,
fartn
manager
at
Lakewood Plantation, and
Dwight Carraway. college
student.
Observer
inThe
terviewed each of the

candidates

for

office

asking them a series of

questions about their vi
......d goals for the community. Their answers

follow :
mayor will appear first
followed
by
councU.
Candidates are listed'
alphabetically.
Question: \\'hat do y6U
see as your qualification•
for the office of mayor?
DeCamps: "My previous
experience on council will
provide a sense of continuity in city government.
I have attended workshops
and seminars and worked
with all the agencies of
government which the city
must deal with. I have
researched and rewritten
the city ordinances and
carefully
studied
all
legislation which affects
municipalities.
" I would be available
most of the time and can
devote the necessary time
to the job. I would be able
to make trips and contacts
as well as meet with those
who call at city hall. We
need a mayor who can
follow up on council's
decisions. ,'
Towsend: "I have lived
in South Carolina all my
life and now make my
.home in Johnsonville. I
have 1oyears of experience
in law enforcement and I
believe this experience
would be helpful in the
mayor's job."
Willis: " I have served as
Director of the Florence
County
Recreation
Commission, and I have
taught government in
school. I believe my
knowledge plus my experience in public em·would
be
ployment
beneficial
in the office of
•
mayor.''
Question: What goals do
you have for Johnsonville if
you are elected?
DeCamps:: ''I would like
to see the best possible
services for our citizens
within the income of the
city . \\'e should take advantage of all technical
assistance available. I
would like to see all
citizens of the community
working toward a common
goal."
Townsend : ' 'I would like
to see more business and
industry brought in, and
more jobs created. I would
- u~ to hold taxes
dowa. I
liKe to see
the police 4epartment on
an even keel, with a decent
salary for officers and •

better understanding with
the merchants.''
. . WWls: "I would like to
more
community
activitl• in the area of
reefeation. and a better
relatlanabip
between
council and merchants. We
better relatiOIII
with the police

•

WILLIS

and the community ant •
stronger enforcement of
city ordinances. I would
like to see the
marked and other illlprovements in city services., .
Question: What do

view as the
facing the city ia
two years?
DeCamps:

are of primary fin..
portance. We have
faced with a deficit and
inflation with no increase
CoatiDued to Pa&amp;e 9

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                <text>The store was a partnership of Julian David Brown and Huggins Bros. Lumber Co.  Julian ran the store. His father, Walter Brown, worked in the store while he was teaching. There were gas pumps (not in use) under the shed in the 1950s.</text>
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