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The Times Examiner
Wednesday, February 4, 2015
Dames Install New Officers
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PHOTO BY NELL M. KIVETT
Pictured officers are: Seated – front, left to right: Kathy Gerwig President; Priscilla Smith - Vice President; Judy Allen - 2nd Vice
President. Standing – second row, left to right: Sally Flinn - Recording
Secretary; Marian Atkins - Treasurer; Peggy Dillard - Registrar; Lynn
Clark - Chaplain; Nell Kivett - Historian; Betty Elliott - Librarian.
Greenville’s Reedy River
Falls Chapter - Colonial Dames
17th Century installed their
newly elected slate of officers
at a luncheon meeting held
January 13th at the historic
Greenville Poinsett Club. All these
lineal descendants of Colonial
leaders who served prior to 1700
were charged by outgoing Chap-
lain Alice Grooms to continue
such faithful leadership of
this chapter during their 20152016 term.
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serve 10-year terms, make
$141,286 this fiscal year, with Toal
receiving 148,350 (not counting a
six-figure judicial pension, as The
Nerve reported last year); Court
of Appeals judges, $137,753; Circuit Court judges, $134,221; Family Court judges, $130,689; and
Administrative Law Court judges,
$107,377.
Master-in-equity candidates
are nominated by their respective
county legislative delegations
from a list of those found qualified by the JMSC; the governor
then decides whether to appoint
a nominated judge, and the Legislature has to confirm the appointment, though not in a joint
session as with other judges. The
names of qualified active-retired
judges are forwarded to the chief
justice to determine whether and
where they will be assigned.
Besides Clemmons and Malloy,
the other legislative members of
the JMSC are Sen. Larry Martin,
R-Pickens and this year’s commission chairman; Sen. Chip
Campsen, R-Charleston; House
Majority Leader Bruce Bannister,
R-Greenville; and Rep. David
Mack, D-Charleston.
Malloy was the only commission member in November to request public hearings for the
judges whose hearings were
waived.
In a written statement included
in the JMSC's nomination report
released last month, Malloy said
while he had “no problems with
the records of any of these judges
and have confidence in their future service on the bench, I believe that each and every judge
should have to be screened when
they are offering for initial or continued service on the bench.”
“Twenty minutes of time for a
candidate with the Commission is
not too much to ask in return for
the benefits of being a judge as
they generally are a six year term,”
he wrote. “The public deserves
an open and transparent process
wherein judges are put under oath
and asked questions about their
work ethic, prior service, and experience."
Contacted last week by The
Nerve, Malloy said he believes
public hearings should be held for
every candidate given the relatively long length of time between
terms.
"A lot of things could happen
in six years," he said.
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Monday, February 9, 2015 - Join Danté Thompson and Bradley
Waldrop as they welcome Rico Brown of Greenville, South Carolina, to reveal how a life-changing injury led him to establish Childhood Injury Prevention Services. Tonight, Rico shares how this organization strives to prevent head and spinal cord injuries by educating children. Evangelist Naeem Nasir, the founder and director
of Good Samaritan Ministries, provides insight on Christianity in
Pakistan, sharing how his ministry strives to bring more Pakistanis
to Christ. Performing live music tonight is The Change.
Tuesday, February 10, 2015 - Nathan Bland discusses poetry with
Debra Beason, an author from Lyman, South Carolina, who shares
her experience writing Love is Powerful for Every Believer Who
Believes! Thom Lourim of College Park, Maryland, reveals how he
and an African Jazz singer have come together to spread the message of Christ throughout Africa and the United States. Singing and
sharing testimony tonight is Brittany Jester from Greenville, South
Carolina.
Wednesday, February 11, 2015 - George and Jatana Moore host a
Valentine’s special tonight on Nite Line. Pastor Henry Johnson
and Minister Barbara Josey discuss the singles ministry of Queen
Street Baptist Church in Greenville, South Carolina, and provide
information on an upcoming conference. The Moores also welcome Christian Counselors Stephanie Baker, Jim Harbin, and Dr.
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evening.
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Williamson.
Friday, February 13, 2015 - Tune in tonight at 8 p.m. for a Valentine’s
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Rogers to share about their wedding and life as a married couple.
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