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Some wise words from ‘Mr. Rogers’

It’s graduation time! A time when young people march across a stage so that they may be awarded a hard-earned and welldeserved diploma to commemorate the closing of one chapter of their life and beginning of another.

As commencement addresses go, the one given by Fred Rogers to the graduating class of 2002 at Dartmouth College, is hard to top. Here are the wise words “Mr. Rogers” shared with the graduates: “Our world hangs like a magnificent jewel in the vastness of space. Every one of us is a part of that jewel, a facet of that jewel.

And in the perspective of infinity, our differences are infinitesimal. We are intimately related. May we never even pretend that we are not.

“Have you heard my favorite story that came from the Seattle Special Olympics? Well, for the 100-yard dash, there were nine contestants. All of them so-called physically or

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mentally disabled. All nine of them assembled at the starting line and at the sound of the gun, they took off. But not long afterward, one little boy stumbled and fell and hurt his knee and began to cry. The other eight children heard him crying, they slowed down, turned around and ran back to him.

“Every one of them ran back to him. One little girl with down syndrome, bent down and kissed the boy and said, “This’ll make it better”. And the little boy got up and he, and the rest of the runners linked their arms together and joyfully walked to the finish line.

They all finished the race at the same time. And when they did, everyone stood up and clapped and whistled and cheered for a long, long

time. People who were there are still telling the story with great delight. And you know why? Because deep down we know that what matters in this life is more than winning for ourselves. What really matters is helping others win too.

Even if it means slowing down and changing our course now and then.

“I’m very much interested in choices and what it is and who it is that enable us human beings to make the choices we make all through our lives. What choices lead to ethnic cleansing? What choices lead to healing? What choices lead to the destruction of the environment, the erosion of the Sabbath, suicide bombings, or teenagers shooting teachers? What choices encourage heroism in the midst of chaos? I have a lot of framed things in my office, which people have given to me through the years and on my walls are Greek and Hebrew and Russian and Chinese. And beside my

chair is a French sentence from Saint-Exupéry’s Little Prince. It reads, “What is essential is invisible to the eye.”

“Well, what is essential about you? And who are those who have helped you become the person you are? Anyone who has ever graduated from a college, anyone who has ever been able to sustain a good work, has had at least one person and often many who have believed in him or her. We just don’t get to be competent human beings without a lot of different investments from others. I’d like to give you all an invisible gift, a gift of a silent minute to think about those who have helped you become who you are today. Some of them may be here right now. Some may be far away. Some like my astronomy professor may even be in heaven, but wherever they are, if they’ve loved you and encouraged you and wanted what was best in life for you, they’re right inside yourself. (A few

moments of silence followed.)

“Whomever you’ve been thinking about, imagine how grateful they must be that during your silent times, you remember how important they are to you. It’s not the honors and the prizes and the fancy outsides of life, which ultimately nourish our souls. It’s the knowing that we can be trusted, that we never have to fear the truth, that the bedrock of our lives from which we make our choices is very good stuff.

There’s a neighborhood song that is meant for the child in each of us. And I’d like to give you the words of that song right now, “It’s you I like, it’s not the things you wear. It’s not the way you do your hair, but it’s you I like. The way you are right now, the way down deep inside you. Not the things that hide you, not your caps and gowns, they’re just beside you, but it’s you I like. Every part of you, your skin, your eyes, your feelings, whether old or new, I hope that you remember

even when you’re feeling blue, that it’s you I like. It’s you yourself, it’s you. It’s you I like”.

“And what that ultimately means of course, is that you don’t ever have to do anything sensational for people to love you. When I say, “It’s you I like” I’m talking about that part of you that knows that life is far more than anything you can ever see or hear or touch.

That deep part of you that allows you to stand for those things without which human kind cannot survive.

Love that conquers hate, peace that rises triumphant over war and justice that proves more powerful than greed. So in all that you do, in all of your life, I wish you the strength and the grace to make those choices, which will allow you and your neighbor to become the best of whoever you are.

Congratulations to you all.”

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Gus Schmader has been named the new men’s and women’s cross country and track and field coach at Coker University, according to Vice President of Athletics and Athletic Facilities Dr. Lynn Griffin.

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with the experience and accomplishments to build upon the success of our program,” said Griffin. “Gus has proven he is committed to the student-athlete experience at IU East and I look forward to watching our teams thrive under his guidance and leadership.”

Schmader comes to Coker from Indiana University East, where he was the cross country and track and field coach since 2017. In his time there, Schmader coached 25 conference champions, 78 all-conference selections, 16 NAIA national qualifiers, and eight NAIA All-Americans.

In addition, Schmader’s athletes set 80 school records, nine River States Conference Indoor Championships meet records and six River States Conference Outdoor Championships meet records. Schmader also coached the River States Conference Athlete of the Year for three consecutive years (2017-19) and

the River States Conference Newcomer of the Year in back-to-back years (201920).

“I’m elated that Dr. Griffin and the Coker University family are putting their trust in me to head the track and field and cross country programs” said Schmader. “I’m truly blessed to receive this opportunity and thankful. I can’t wait to get to work and I’m excited to grow and build this program to a championship level. To my Red Wolf family at IU East, I’ll miss you guys and I wish you all much success. To my Cobras, I hope that you’re ready to get to work because our future begins now.”

Prior to IU East, Schmader was the assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at Barton College from 2014-16, working with the sprinters, hurdlers, jumpers and relay teams. In his time at Barton, 27 school records and three Conference Carolinas Outdoor Championships meet records fell, while Barton boasted nine conference champions, six NCAA provisional qualifiers and 22 USTFCCCA AllRegion selections.

While at Barton, Schmader was the event coach for the 2015 Conference Carolinas Women’s Track and Field Athlete of the Year, the Men’s Conference Carolinas Championship meet MVP in 2016 and the 2016 Conference Carolinas Men’s Freshman

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Schmader spent the previous three years as the assistant coach and Recruiting Coordinator at Division I Saint Francis University, working with the sprinters, hurdlers and relay teams.

Schmader was a member of the 2013 Northeast Conference Women’s Coaching Staff of the year, and also the 2013 Northeast Conference Assistant Coach of the Year.

During Schmader’s time at SFU, 26 school records and four Conference Championship meet records fell, while the Red Flash posted 15 Northeast Conference champions, 41 IC4A qualifiers and four NCAA qualifiers. Schmader was also the event coach for the

Northeast Conference Championship meet women’s MVP in 2012, 2013 and 2014 while also being the event coach for the Northeast Conference Women’s Rookie of the Year in 2013.

Schmader has also worked with the Liberian National Track and Field Team, and also at his alma mater Lincoln University as an assistant coach. He holds USA Track and Field Level I and II coaching certifications, and also a USTFCCCA Strength and Conditioning certification. He graduated from Lincoln University with a bachelor’s degree in English, and is currently pursuing a master’s degree in Human Resource Management from Saint Francis University.

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DHEC names CareSouth Carolina as newest ‘Community Hero’ recipient for vaccine mobilization efforts

The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control has named CareSouth Carolina as the latest recipient of the

agency’s Community Hero award for going above and beyond to bring lifesaving COVID-19 vaccines to rural communities.

CareSouth Carolina, a health center with several locations throughout the Pee Dee region, has been a key partner with DHEC for holding

COVID-19 testing locations since the onset of the pandemic. CareSouth Carolina was recently nominated as a Community Hero for its continued support of the state’s COVID-19 Vaccination Plan, especially for its Moby Outreach Program. Medical staff use five “Moby” vans to drive to rural and underserved areas of the region to administer the single-dose Janssen (Johnson & Johnson) vaccine as part of ongoing efforts to ensure all residents have

access to the COVID-19 vaccine.

“CareSouth is a valued partner and has been a major player in our unified response to the COVID-19 pandemic,” said Jim Bruckner, DHEC’s Pee Dee Region Public Health Director. “It’s a team effort to vaccinate as many South Carolinians as possible, and we’re fortunate to continue to have the trusted support of CareSouth as we work to beat COVID-19 once and for all.”

“It is a real honor to receive this accolade,” said Ann Lewis, CEO of CareSouth Carolina. “We believe that collaboration with good people like these folks from DHEC, who work to meet the needs of our communities, is what will make a difference in this battle against COVID-19.

We are all in this together!

Our thanks to DHEC for being such an amazing partner.”

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Butler Heritage Foundation awarded grants to continue campus renovations The Butler Heritage Foundation is pleased to announce the awarding of two grants for a total of $300,000 toward ongoing and new renovations at the Butler Community Center at 1103 S 6th Street.

The Hartsville Boys and Girls Club of the Pee Dee Area provided $60,000 toward the replacement of the Butler Gymatorium floor.

The club’s gift was made largely possible through a $50,000 grant from the Longleaf Fund at Foundation for the Carolinas. Serving counties throughout the Carolinas, the Longleaf Fund awards capital grants for the purpose of strengthening “the character and achievement of at-risk children and youth while encouraging communities to reach higher and create opportunities for a brighter future.” Renovations to the Butler Gymatorium began in November and are expected to be completed by the end June.

Neal Zimmerman, CEO Boys & Girls Club, commented, “Since opening in 1999 on the Butler campus, our partnership with the Butler Heritage Foundation has been vital, enabling our Hartsville Club to provide

afterschool and summer programming to over 400 youth annually. We are thrilled to be part of the Butler Gymnatorium renovation project and grateful to our friends at the Longleaf Fund for joining in.”

The Butler Heritage Foundation also received a $240,000 grant from the Environmental Protection Agency Brownfields Program. This competitive national program provides communities with funds to “clean up and revitalize brownfield sites,” which are areas with hazardous materials present such as asbestos. The goals of the grants are to support economic growth in historically divested areas by assisting the clean-up of brownfield sites.

“The EPA Brownfields Grant has positioned the Foundation to remove all the remaining asbestos left on campus fifth street building, cafeteria building, old classrooms, and old boiler,” said chairperson Rev. Christopher Fraizer. The Butler Heritage Foundation Board will be meeting with Hartsville community stakeholders to discuss the urgent needs for the city in

light of campus improvements.

The mission of the Butler Heritage Foundation is to preserve the legacy of Butler High School by establishing a community and cultural center, and by providing and supporting diverse programs for all.

After graduating the class of

1982, Butler High School closed, and the campus was used by the Darlington County School District. In September of 1991, alumni, friends, and former faculty organized to transform the campus into a community center. In November 1993, the Foundation formed as a 501(c)(3) non-profit to con-

tinue the renovation and management of the campus. Today, the campus houses the Boys & Girls Club and the Butler Senior Center.

On behalf of the Foundation board, Chairperson Fraizer wishes to “thank the Longleaf Fund and Hartsville Boys and Girls Club for their

partnership in helping Butler Heritage Foundation continuing to preserve the legacy of Butler High School.”

For updates about renovations or to support the Butler Heritage Foundation visit the Foundation’s website (http://www.butlerheritagefoundation.org/) and Facebook page.

Darlington High’s Lacy wins model home contest at Darlington County Institute of Technology Shaleigh Lacy, a sophomore at Darlington High School who attends the Darlington County Institute of Technology (DCIT), won DCIT’s 2021 Model Home Building Competition.

The contest takes place annually in Jack Parker’s Carpentry I class at DCIT as a project-based learning experience. All of the students must first build an identical model from scratch, and later in the process they add their own touches.

Lacy’s winning model features an elegant design with dormer gables, a structurally sound frame, a front porch with overhead trellis, and a front yard enclosed by a picket fence.

Shaleigh Lacy, a sophomore at Darlington High School who attends the Darlington County Institute of Technology, won DCIT’s annual model home building contest with this model home.

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• Second place – Arianne Bouska, Darlington High School junior • Third place – Emmanuel Pendergrass, Darlington High School sophomore Darlington County School District administrators carried out the judging. Parker rewarded the carpentry students’ efforts with a lunch through the support of North Industrial Machine in Hartsville.

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HARTSVILLE HAPPENINGS

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Hartsville Memorial Library The Hartsville Memorial Library, 142 E. College Ave., has a variety of events for children and adults. Find their monthly calendar and learn more at darlington-lib.org or by calling 843-332-5115. ________________________

Community meeting Stop The Violence Peacemakers Ministry invites you to join us as we support our neighbors affected by community violence. We urge all citizens/organizations to come hear about upcoming initiatives in the Darlington/ Hartsville community. Membership is open to all ages.

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Fitness World Gym.; Society Hill - June 16th - 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Society Hill Community Center; Hartsville June 17, 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. - T B Thomas Recreational Center. For additional information, contact the Darlington County Council on Aging at (843) 393-8521. ___________________________

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CHURCH HAPPENINGS Editor’s Note: Due to the coronavirus epidemic, many events have been cancelled or rescheduled. Please check with the sponsoring organization of each event.

South Hartsville Baptist Church South Hartsville Baptist Church would like to invite you and your family to join us for Sunday School at 10 a.m. and worship service at 11 a.m on Sunday morning and prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at 6:30. Rev. Dr. Ernest Winburn is interim pastor. ________________________

Mt. Calvary A.M.E. Church schedule Mt. Calvary A.M.E. Church, 1106 S. Sixth Street, Hartsville, invites everyone to worship with them: Church school is on Sunday at 9 a.m. and morning worship at 10 a.m. Mt. Calvary Prayer Line Ministry - conference number: 712-770-4700 - code: 614247 - Mondays at 8 p.m. Please call if you need prayer. Community Bible study Wednesdays at 7 p.m.

Rev. Dr. Shernard Barnes is pastor. ________________________

Gospel in the Park returns to Pride Park on June 13 Hartsville's Gospel in the Park Series returns on Sunday, June 13 from 5 to 8 p.m. The theme will be “Bringing Unity into our Community.” This is free outdoor event and everyone is welcome! In recognition of June being National Men’s Health Month, CareSouth Carolina mobile unit will be on site for prostate cancer screening. The first 35 males ages 40 and above, to get the screening will receive a $25 gift card, a swag bag, and an autographed copy of the book, “Legacy of a Sharecropper’s Daughter,”

by Queen B. Brailey of Orangeburg. Also on hand will be Tanya Baker from Carolina Pines Regional Medical Center, Rubicon Drugs/Addiction, Darlington County First Step, Darlington County Free Clinic.

Kendra Robinson of One Moore Step will be on site for blood pressure/ diabetic screening. A devotional service will be rendered by Pastor Deedra S. McLeod of Devine Destiny Ministries.

Entertainment will be pro-

vided by Marty Gamble and VOC of Florence, Eternity of Morgantown N.C., The New Spiritual Souls of Raleigh, N.C., Tiffany and David Spence of Laurinburg N.C., and Renewed of The Carolina. Bring your lawn chairs and an open heart. For information, call Barbara Carraway at (843) 409-5241 ________________________

Middendorf Church of God schedule Middendorf Church of God, 16839 Hartsville Ruby Road, invites you to join us for Sunday School at 10 a.m., Sunday morning worship and Kids LIGHT church at 11 a.m., Sunday evening services on the 2nd and 4th Sundays at 6 p.m. Wednesday night classes start at 7 p.m. with kids classes available.

Check us out on Facebook and at www. middendorfchurchofgod.org. ________________________

Services at Gum Branch Baptist Church Gum Branch Baptist Church, 1504 Clyde Road, Hartsville is blessed to be a blessing.

Sunday School 9:30, Sunday worship 10:30, Wednesday Bible study and prayer 6 p.m.

Y’all come and be blessed. ________________________

Hartsville Advent Christian services Hartsville Advent Christian, 533 W. Carolina Avenue, Hartsville will be open on Sunday for 11 a.m. services indoors. Face masks are required and social distancing will be adhered to. ________________________

Ashland United Methodist Church services Ashland United Methodist Church, Rev. Kathy Carr, 3039 Kellybridge Road, Bishopville invites you to Sunday service at 8:45 a.m. ________________________

St. Bartholomew’s Church Alzheimer Support Group St. Bartholomew’s Church, 103 Campus Dr., invites you to the community’s monthly support group for Alzheimer caregivers the first Tuesday of each month at 10 a.m. For questions, please call 843332-8765 or email stbartchurch@gmail.com.

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Oates New Life Worship Center schedule New Life Worship Center and Pastor William Camp welcome you to worship with them every Sunday morning with Sunday School beginning at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. Sunday evening worship at 6 p.m. and Wednesday night Bible study at 7 p.m. ________________________

Freedom Outreach Ministries Come join Dr. LM Mungo for his morning service from 9:30 a.m.-11 a.m. at Marilyn’s Kitchen, 424 S. Sixth St. Wednesday weekly Bible study will begin at 6 p.m.

Doors open to everyone. For more information, call Dr. LM Mungo at 843-309-7913. ________________________

Swift Creek Baptist Church schedule update Swift Creek Baptist Church, 413 N. Center Road, Hartsville, an “old time traditional church”, would like to invite you and your family, friends and the community to safely join us for worship in person Sundays at 11 a.m., drive-in tune to 88.7 FM radio, online/Facebook Swift Creek Baptist Hartsville. For more information, call 843332-3843. ________________________

House of Prayer schedule Pastor Billy L. Melton and the congregation of House of Prayer Holiness Church wish to invite you to attend services each week. Wednesday night services begin at 7 p.m.

Sunday School is at 10 a.m.

Morning worship starts at 11 a.m. and Sunday night worship service will begin at 6 p.m. The church is located at Creekside Drive off Swiftcreek Road. For more information contact Brother Melton at 332-9479 or check them out on Facebook. ________________________

Pine Ridge Holiness Church schedule Pine Ridge Holiness Church, 3524 W. Bobo Newsom Hwy., would like to invite everyone to come join them in services each week. Sunday School will begin at 10 a.m. and worship service will follow starting at 11 a.m.

Sunday night service will begin at 6 p.m. and Wednesday night service at 7 p.m.

They look forward to seeing you there! ________________________

Clyde Church of God schedule Clyde Church of God, 1736 Catawba Springs Dr., Hartsville. Sunday School begins at 10 a.m., Worship

at 10:45 a.m. Sunday evening service at 6 p.m.

Wednesday night service at 7 p.m. Classes available for all ages. Bishop Daniel Eli Poston. For more information, call 843-857-0010 or 843-687-3471. ________________________

night Bible study begins at 7 p.m. Classes/activities for all ages. For more information call Pastor Tom McCrae at 843-332-2521. ________________________

First Baptist Church in person and online

Soul’s Harbor Church, 200 Bobo Newsom Hwy., would like to invite everyone to their services. Sunday Morning Sunday School begins at 10 a.m. followed by worship service at 11 a.m. Sunday evening service begins at 6 p.m. and Wednesday night service at 7 p.m. Everyone is welcome to attend. ________________________

First Baptist Church, 104 E Home Ave., invites you to come to our Sunday service at 10:30 a.m. – safe distancing in person or watch us online: Facebook – First Baptist Church Hartsville, YouTube – FBC Hartsville SC. For more information, call 843-332-6571. ________________________

Second Missionary Baptist Church schedule Second Missionary Baptist Church, 212 W. Washington St. in Hartsville has new church hours. Early morning Worship service at 8 a.m.

Church school service at 9 a.m. and morning Worship service at 10 a.m. The Pastor is J.D. Blue, Sr. ________________________

Wesley Temple United Holiness Church schedule Wesley Temple United Holiness Church, 290 Hill Road, Bishopville, in the Ashland community, welcomes all to come worship on Wednesday nights starting with prayer at 6:30 p.m. and Bible study following at 7 p.m. On Sundays, Intercessory prayer starts at 9:30 a.m., Sunday school starts at 10 a.m., and service starts at 11:15 a.m. Pastor Elder Bennie Lee, Associate, Minister Timothy Brewer and W.T.U.H.C members will be looking forward to worshipping with you. ________________________

St. Bartholomew’s Church schedule St. Bartholomew’s Church, 103 Campus Drive, Sunday Church services begin at 8 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Adult Sunday schools starts at 9:30 a.m. and Children’s Sunday School starts at 10:15 a.m. There is also a contemporary music service,

By Design, Sunday evening at 5:30 p.m. A 30 minute healing service with communion is held Wednesday’s at noon in the Chapel. ________________________

Hartsville First Church of the Nazarene schedule Hartsville First Church of the Nazarene, 1909 West Bobo Newsom Hwy. invites everyone to their services. Sunday School begins at 9:30 a.m. followed by worship at 10:30 a.m. and Sunday evening service at 6 p.m. Wednesday

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West Hartsville Baptist Church schedule West Hartsville Baptist Church, 1003 W. Carolina Avenue, invites you to come connect with the Lord Jesus and His church—Sundays: 9:45 a.m. Sunday school, 11 a.m. worship, 5 p.m. connect groups: Wednesday nights: supper 5:30 p.m., activities for all ages 6 p.m. They have many exciting things happening at WHBC, so come connect!

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Church of Christ schedule Church of Christ, 901 W Bobo Newsom Hwy., Hartsville, would like to invite everyone to join them in services: Sunday worship 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday school 10 a.m. Wednesday 6:30 p.m. Friday Bible study 7 p.m. (informal). They offer in home Bible study. For more information, please call the church at 843-332-6600. ________________________

Grace & Mercy Worship Center schedule Pastor Ricky “Sweet” Jenkins and church family at Grace & Mercy Worship Center would like to invite you to come out and worship with them. Sunday morning service at 10:45 a.m., Sunday night service at 6 p.m. and Tuesday night service at 7 p.m. They also stream their services on Facebook live. If you don't have a church home, they would love to have you. Come be blessed in Jesus' name. 2543 Hunts Mill Rd., Chesterfield SC. If you need more information, contact Pastor Sweet 843337-5519 or Brother Joseph 843-858-2990. ________________________

Hartsville Church of God schedule Pastor Patrick Dye and the congregation of the Hartsville Church of God, located at 704 Lakeview Blvd., would like to invite you to one of their services: Sunday school begins at 10 a.m., morning worship begins at 10:45 a.m., and Wednesday

night at 7 p.m. For more information call 843-3834697. They look forward to seeing you! ________________________

Faith Baptist Church schedule

Faith Baptist Church, 2316 Faith Road, off Hwy. 151 towards Darlington, invites you to join them for Sunday School at 10 a.m., morning worship at 11 a.m. and Sunday night service at 6 p.m.

Wednesday night at 6 p.m.

The 1st Wednesday of each month they have “Family night.” There will be food and fellowship and their WMU & Brotherhood meetings. They welcome anyone who would like to come join. ________________________

New Market United Methodist Church schedule

New Market United Methodist Church, 1909 W. Old Camden Road, Hartsville, would like to invite everyone to join them in services each week. Sunday school begins at 10 a.m. and worship service will follow at 11 a.m. Wednesday night Bible study begins at 7 p.m.

For more information, call Pastor Eugene Feagin at 843-332-0887. ________________________

Greenhill Church of God of Prophecy schedule

Greenhill Church of God of Prophecy, 3945 Middendorf Rd., Hartsville, invites everyone to their services. Sunday School begins at 10 a.m. followed by worship at 11 a.m.

Sunday night youth begins at 5 p.m. and the Sunday night worship service begins at 6 p.m. Wednesday night service begins at 7 p.m. Rev. Jerry Gainey is pastor. ________________________

Praise The Lord Ministries schedule

Pastor Randy Freeman and the congregation of Praise The Lord Ministries, 824 West Old Camden Road, would like to invite you to attend services each week.

Sunday school is at 10 a.m.

Worship service is at 11 a.m.

Sunday night service is at 6 p.m. Wednesday night service is at 7 p.m. Come worship and enjoy the blessings of the Lord. For more information please call 843-8613581. ________________________

Centenary United Methodist Church schedule (COVID)

Centenary and Kingsville Charge service is at 10 a.m. at the church on BoBo Newsom Hwy. (Kingsville), where the love of Christ fills our parking lot service. Pastor Anthony D. Caldwell and congregation welcome you. ________________________.

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Dream big graduates, and enjoy your special day.

Your life is just beginning!

Congratulations!

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YOU DID IT!

Diploma display ideas Graduation day is one of the proudest moments in students’ academic careers.

Diplomas are symbolic of hours spent honing skills and working on assignments and, ultimately, success in the classroom. High school diplomas represent an opportunity to go on to higher learning or a trade, while college degrees indicate young people are ready to begin their professional lives.

Many graduates are excited about the prospect of receiving their diplomas. Once in hand, the document can be put on display. The following are some unique ways to showcase diplomas at home or at work.

Framing One of the classic ways to display a diploma is in a frame.

Many businesses offer customized framing where the frame material and the matting can be chosen. Some grads may want to include a photograph of the school or a picture of the graduate above the diploma. Graduates also may want to select a frame and mat that coordinates with school colors.

Create a shadow box Consider displaying the diploma with other mementos from school. A shadow box is a large, deep display frame that can house items that are

thicker than photographs or papers. Items such as a graduation tassel, medal or other award, a varsity jacket patch, or a program from a school performance or awards ceremony can be placed in the shadow box.

Create a photo wall Display the diploma among other framed photos from school activities. This can elicit a trip down memory lane every time the wall is viewed. Some families may want to display their diplomas together, especially if multiple family members attended the same school.

Make a work of art Various online art vendors can turn the diploma into different works of art. For example, engravers can laser engrave the diploma onto a wooden plaque. Then the diploma can be displayed in one location and the wood plaque in another.

Place it under glass Display the diploma beneath the glass top of a coffee table.

When entertaining guests, the diploma can make for a unique conversation piece.

A school diploma is worthy of recognition. There are various creative ways to display these documents that reflect the hard work and success of their recipients. TF21592

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GOVERNOR’S SCHOOL FOR SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS (PAGES 9-10)

EVAN ACKERMAN

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JJ AMMERALL

RAEVA BALI

DESTINY G. BENJAMIN

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NATALIE MUELLER

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What’s the difference between valedictorians and salutatorians?

Being named a valedictorian or salutatorian is a signifi-

cant achievement. Some students may not fully understand

what these titles represent.

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ifications, but in general, valedictorians and salutatorians are those individuals who have reached the very highest levels of academic success.

Valedictorian PrepScholar, a standardized testing preparation company, indicates that the valedictorian is the student who graduates with the highest cumulative grade point average of his or her class — the average of every year’s final grades. Grades from advanced placement classes are weighted to account for their rigor and extend extra points toward the GPA. Some schools do not immediately award the title to the highestranking student. They may ask students to apply for review and then consider various factors, including grades, level of academic program, essay sub-

mission, and even contribution to school and community life.

Salutatorian Certain schools may have one salutatorian, while others may have two or more. The college guidance resource Transizion says the salutatorian is usually the individual ranked second in the graduating class. A salutatorian will deliver the salutation, otherwise known as the opening speech of the graduation ceremony. The valedictorian speaks later in the program.

High-ranking terms In addition to valedictorian and salutatorian, students also may become familiar with other terminology, including class rank and “cum laude” recognitions.

Class rank refers to a student’s GPA in relation to other students in the same grade.

Class rank may be an actual number, such as ranked 30 out of 900 students, or a percentage like the top 5 percent of the graduating class.

Cum laude is a Latin phrase that means “with praise/honor.” Educational institutions use one of three phrases to signify academic degrees that were awarded with honor. The phrases usually are utilized by colleges and universities. Schools have different criteria that must be met for these honors. Summa cum laude is the highest level of distinction, magna cum laude is next and that is followed by cum laude.

It is a great honor to be named valedictorian or salutatorian, and it is an honor worth celebrating at graduation and beyond. TF215932

Yearbooks are important mementos Reaching senior year of high school or college is something to celebrate. It means that graduation is on the horizon and another chapter in students’ lives will soon come to a close, with a new one likely to begin shortly thereafter.

School- and graduationrelated traditions abound, from homecoming games to dances to class rings, and it can be difficult to figure out how to spend one’s time.

While celebrations may look a little different this year due to the pandemic, yearbooks can offer a sense of normalcy for soon-to-be graduates.

Seniors, particularly high school seniors, may find that their last year of school is, among many other things, expensive. In addition to college application fees, test prep courses, graduation garb, parties, photographs, and much more, students often weigh the option of purchasing a yearbook and won-

der if it’s necessary. The yearbook experts at YearbookLife.com say the average cost of a yearbook is around $75 nationwide. Even though yearbooks may be somewhat costly, they can be valuable mementos of time spent in school. Here are various reasons why yearbooks make for important, cherished mementos.

• A yearbook will serve as a time capsule for trends, interests and newsworthy events that unfolded during students’ time in school.

• Yearbooks promote a sense of school pride and unity. Families that will have multiple generations attending the same school may share the unity of being apart of one school and can compare yearbooks from various years.

• Sections of the yearbook are devoted to student accomplishments and can herald happy, productive days.

• Yearbooks promote social interaction, not only when students become part of yearbook production committees, but also when asking classmates to sign their yearbooks.

• In the future, yearbooks will present a way to remember old friends’ names and can facilitate reconnecting through social media or another avenue.

• Reunion committees may use yearbooks as a way to draft reunion party guest lists.

• In an era of digital photos and other online media, yearbooks are tangible items that can be easily accessed from time to time.

• Yearbooks, in addition to diplomas, are symbols of academic achievement.

Students wondering whether to be involved with yearbook design or to purchase a book should consider the many benefits yearbooks offer. TF215934

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DANDRIONAH ALLEN

SHELBY ALLEN

ABIGAIL ARD

JASMINE ASENCIO

AALIYAH AUSTIN

JUBARRIE AUSTIN

NANCY BEASLEY

ASHANTE BENJAMIN

CHRISTOPHER BLACK

KAYLEE BLAIR

YASMINE BRISTOW

NOAH BROCKETT

SHYTEKA BROCKINGTON

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NEAKIAH BROWN

AHONESTI BRUNSON

STEPHEN BRUNSON

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JONAH BURR

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MCKENZIE BYRD

BAILEY CARRAWAY

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COLBY CATOE

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ANDREW CHAPMAN

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LAILA COOPER

CAELI CREWS

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KEYSHAWN DOLFORD

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ISABELLE ELSESSER

KARLI FELKEL

LILY FERGUSON

ALEXANDER FOX

BENJAMIN GAINEY

CANDALIN GAINEY

JAMES GAINEY

KAITLYN GAINEY

RANDA GAINEY

SARAH GAINEY

WILLIAM GAINEY

WILL GALLOWAY

RANDINESHA GARNER

TERRON GARNER

DANESHA GAVIN

ASHLYN GOFF

LOREN GRIGGS

OLIVIA GRIGGS

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KELSI HOFFMAN

GABRIEL HOPKINS

HAYES HOPKINS

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DIJOUR HOUGH

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JAHALLEY JACKSON

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EMALEE JOHNSON

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KAILYN JOHNSON

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KEENAN MITCHELL

CAIRA MIXON

JOHN MIXON

RICHARD MOORE

TY’ASIA MOSES

COREY MUNN

TILLMAN MUNSON

BANXTON NORWOOD

KEVIN OTTO

ROBERT PARKER

DANNY PEARSON

DARIYAN PENDERGRASS

SEWAH PEOPLES

WILLIAM PHILLIPS

NICHOLAS PORTER

ZONTAVIA PRESCOTT

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COLLIN REASON

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KYSHAUNA ROBINSON

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MICHAEL ROEMHILDT

CHRISTOPHER ROGERS

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CHYNA SIMON

EMALIEIGH SIVULA

ZAEREONA SLATER

ALIESHA SMITH

CHRISTINE SMITH

MATTHEW SMITH

BROOKLYN STEEN

ABBY STEWART

AMEONTA SUTTON

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MARKIA THOMAS

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JAMES TYNER

SARAH TYNER

HARLEY WATFORD

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AMIRA WESLEY

ANIYAH WHITE

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RACHEL WHITE

MADELINE WILES

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SEBASTIAN WILLIAMSON

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May it be bright and beautiful, graduate.

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Sitting presidents are soughtafter commencement speakers Tradition is part and parcel of graduation ceremonies. The playing of “Pomp and Circumstance” and the tossing of graduation caps are two instantly recognizable commencement ceremony traditions. Perhaps no tradition inspires more curiosity than who will deliver the commencement speech. Nobel Prize winners, Hollywood celebrities and noted authors are just some of the recognizable faces that have delivered commencement speeches over the years. The distinguished list of commencement speakers also has its fair

share of statesmen, including sitting U.S. presidents, who are embracing the tradition more and more. According to the American Presidency Project, prior to President George H.W. Bush, sitting presidents typically delivered one or two commencement speeches per year. However, George H.W. Bush broke from that tradition in a big way, delivering 23 such speeches in his four years in office. To put that in perspective, President Bush’s predecessor, President Ronald Reagan, gave 11 commencement speeches despite spending eight years in office

between 1980 and 1988.

Without a doubt, President George H.W. Bush started a trend, as each of his successors from 1993 through 2016 delivered at least 23 commencement speeches during their terms. Notably, each of those successors, including his son, President George W. Bush (23 speeches) as well as President Bill Clinton (24) and President Barack Obama (24), served two terms as president. So in terms of commencement speeches given per year, President George H.W. Bush was in a league of his own. TF215939

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MAYO HIGH SCHOOL FOR MATH, SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY (PAGES 13-14)

KIONNA ANDERSON

ZACKARY BAILEY

ANDREW BLAKNEY

HUNTER BLANKENSHIP

JORDAN BLUE

CADEN BOOTH

ASHLYN BROACH

HALEY BRYANT

PAYTON BRYANT

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LOGAN CARTER

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TATUM CLONTZ

HASANNA DAVIS

SHIREE DAVIS

SHIRVY DAVIS

JOHN DENNIS

MAGGIE DRIGGERS

TYMEA EDGE

ELIZABETH EDWARDS

CLARENCE EWING

SKYLAR GAINEY

WILLIAM GAINEY

A’NYIA GATES

ANNA KATHERINE GREENE

DELAINA HATCHELL

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JACKSON HERRON

CALEB HICKMAN

ISAIAH HOLLIMON

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TRISTEN JAMES

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EMMA JOHNSON

GABRIEL LARYMORE

NASIR LYDE

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JIAVANNA MARK

TUCKER MCMANUS

NYLA MCMILLAN

MIA MCRAVEN

JOHN MESHAW

MASON MOODY

HARRISON MOORE

SIMONE’ NASH

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CALEB POOLE

CALEB RAINES

JADA RAWLS

JA’DARIUS RICHARDSON

JOSHUA RILEY

CALEB ROEMHILDT

AMBER ROGERS

SHYMIA SCIPIO

KAYLA SCOTT

ETHAN SHAW

LA’NIYA SHEPPARD

SEBASTIAN SNIPES

MALLORY TINGEN

MADDIX WARR

ISREANA WASHINGTON

ABIGAIL WEATHERFORD

PHENADRA WILLIAMS

ARYAL WILSON

MICARAH WILSON

ADDISON WINDHAM

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(62, 6/9/2021)

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