LEDGER COLUMNIST
They should have their mouths washed out with soap
Scott POWELL LEDGER STAFF WRITER
      Did your parents ever wash your mouth out with soap when you were little? I am not sure how common mouth soap washing is in households with small children today. I think this is a good practice for curbing the trend towards overuse of bad language that has become an epidemic in today's society.
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LEDGER READERS ON THE ROAD
     The Senior Adult group from Central Baptist Church recently took a trip to Charleston and visited the Boone Hall Plantation in Mt. Pleasant. They are shown in front of the Boone Hall with a copy of The Gaffney Ledger. Pictured are Iree Peeler and daughter Diane Crisp, Ginger Borders, Corine Tarver, Peggy Federico, Jay & Ruth Foster, Winfred & Millie McCraw, Larry & Frances Mabry, Metz & Rene Phillips and son John. Group leaders: James & Robin Spurlin & daughter Deanna. Chaperones: Chuck & Kim Bolin.
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THEIR VIEWS
      Senate diehards keep governor's hands tied Opponents of government restructuring didn't break a sweat several weeks ago when a proposed new Department of Administration got a key Senate Judiciary Committee nod. They knew the Senate rules and the adjournment clock were on their side.
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