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PHILADELPHIA - FEBRUARY 6: A Temple Owls Diamond Gems dance team member performs during the Atlantic 10 basketball conference game against Charlotte February 6, 2013 in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA - FEBRUARY 6: Charlotte guard Pierria Henry picks up a loose ball during the Atlantic 10 basketball conference game against Charlotte February 6, 2013 in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA - FEBRUARY 6: A Temple Owls cheerleader performs during the Atlantic 10 basketball conference game against Charlotte February 6, 2013 in Philadelphia.

1954 Homecoming Court - photo from Valdosta Daily Times

QUEENS AND COURTS – Here are the football and Berrien High School beauty queens and their courts as they appeared recently at a homecoming in Nashville. Left to right are Anelda Baker, Nancy Nix, Joanne Register, Sally Jo Connell, Patricia Carter, football queen, Sue Nix, Miss Berrien High School, Elaine Carter, Imogene Holland, LulaBelle McEuen and Louise Shouse.

Rainbow Court Hotel

The Rainbow Court is significant for its association with Myrtle Beach’s period of growth and prosperity as a coastal community resort from 1926 to 1954 and as an excellent representative example of the motels/hotels commonly built in Myrtle Beach in the mid-twentieth century. The Rainbow Court is one of the few remaining examples of the small-scale, low-rise motels that pre-dates Hurricane Hazel (1954). The complex of buildings, ranging in dates of construction from 1935 to 1959, consists of two motel-type buildings, five beach cottages/boarding houses, and a small house. The buildings are situated around an open court with a swimming pool. There are six contributing buildings. The non-contributing properties include the house and building that face onto 5th Avenue, the office building facing Flagg Street, and the pool. Rainbow Court has been owned by the same family since it was first opened in 1940 by Harvey C. Jones and Lila Mae Bognall who moved two boarding houses from the beach to start their enterprise. Over the next twenty years they built or moved the additional buildings to the complex, with the exception of the small house facing 5th Avenue North, which was not added until 1970. Listed in the National Register November 7, 1996.

District 3 JP Terry Clark of the Newton County Quorum Court, left, sponsored a resolution supporting the Second Amendment to the Constitution that was read and adopted by the court at its regular monthly meeting Monday night, Feb. 4. Also pictured is JP Jimmy Martin and County Clerk Donnie Davis.

Tim Bunch, chief public defender for the 14th Judicial District that includes Baxter, Boone, Marion and Newton counties visited the Newton County Quorum Court Monday night, Dec. 3, and asked the court to establish a public defender’s account and refund the accrued surplus into that account.

Newton County justices of the peace sworn into office Tuesday, Jan. 2, were from left, front row; JP District 3 Terry Clark, JP District 9 Clinton Daniels, JP District 5 Jerry Lee, JP District 4 Dennis Sain, JP District 6 Jimmy L. Martin; back row, JP District 2 Richard Campbell, JP District 1 Shannon Willis, JP Disrict 7 Steven B. Adams and JP Disrict 8 J.R. “Buddy” East. District Judge Tommy Martin officiated.

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