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�LOCATION

As depicted on the cover, Johnsonville is in the eastern
section of the state in Florence County. Charleston, South
Carolina's busiest port, is 85 miles south. Columbia is 100
miles west and Greenville is 196 miles northwest.
Johnsonville is 309 miles east of Atlanta; 645 miles south
of New York; and 2,832 miles east of San Francisco.

Johnsonville High School

Johnsonville Methodist Church
POPULATION

The 1980 census population of the city of Johnsonville was
1,421. This was a 12.2% increase from the 1970 population of 1,267. The population within a 15-mile radius is
21 ,938, and within a 30-mile radius is 235,494.
Florence County had a 1980 census population of
110,163, - a 22.9% increase from the 1970 population
of 89,636. The 1981 estimated county population is
110,900 and the 1990 projected population is 136,800.
CLIMATE

Johnsonville Volunteer Fire Department

The climate in the Johnsonville area is temperate with a
mean annual temperature of 63.7° F. The average
temperature during January is 46.4° F, while the average
July temperature is 80.4° F. The average relative humidity
daily is 84% at 1:00 a.m.; 84% at 7:00a.m.; 57% at 1:00
p.m.; 74% at 7:00 p.m.
The mean annual precipitation in the Johnsonville area
is 53.59 inches and the average growing season is 234
days. The elevation of Johnsonville is 94 feet above sea
level.
COMMUNICATIONS

Wellman Country Club

The Weekly Observer is published in Hemingway, five
miles distant, and provides local press coverage. Three
daily papers also circulate in the community. Radio Station WKYB-AM is located at Hemingway, five miles away.
Television reception is available from seven stations
representing the three major networks and ETV. Cable

�service is also available . Telephone service is provided
by the General Telephone Company of the Southeast.
GOVERNMENT

Johnsonville has a mayor-council form of municipal
government. The six council members serve staggered
four-year terms. The mayor is elected for a four-year term.
The city employs a City Administrator. Florence County
is governed locally by a council/administrator form of
government. Nine council members are elected for fouryear staggered terms.

RECREATION AND CIVIC FACILITIES

Recreation facilities in the community consist of school
playgrounds and athletic fields, a municipal Junior Olympic swimming pool and the Wellman Country Club.
Wellman Country Club offers an 18-hole championship
golf course, tennis courts, pool, fishing lake and clubhouse
with restaurant. Brown's Ferry Park, 30 miles away on the
Black River, the Lynches River, one mile away, and the
Great Pee Dee River, five miles away, offer areas for
fishing, swimming and boating.

POLICE AND FIRE

POWER

The Johnsonville Police Department has four full-time
police officers and four full-time dispatchers. The department operates one radio equipped patrol car. The
Johnsonville Volunteer Fire Department has 48 volunteer
firemen who operate 10 trucks and service vehicles.
Johnsonville's insurance rating is Class 6.

Electric power is available to the community and surrounding areas from Carolina Power &amp; Light Company (CP&amp;L)
and Santee Electric Cooperative. CP&amp;L has firm generation capacity of 8000 megawatts and forecasts sufficient
reserves to accommodate industrial growth in its service
area. Economical power from nuclear energy accounts for
a major portion of CP&amp;L's generation and serves to keep
the company's rates below the national average. Usually
CP&amp;L will install, at no cost to the customer, the necessary
equipment to supply the electrical requirements. Alternative rate schedules are available to the industrial
customer with the most economical rate for a specific application determined by the characteristics of the user's
consumption.

FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS

Johnsonville has two banks to serve the financial needs
of the community. The two banks have total assets of over
$4.5 million.
HOTELS &amp; MOTELS

Wellman Country Club in Johnsonville has villas with 12
bedrooms and 6 sitting rooms. A dining room seats about
200 and smaller meeting rooms are available. The facility caters to golf vacationers and to small groups for
business meetings. Hemingway, located five miles away,
has one motel. Numerous motel accommodations are
available in Florence, 37 miles away, and Myrtle Beach,
43 miles away.

Electric power for Santee Electric Cooperative is supplied
by Central Electric Power Cooperative and South Carolina
Public Service Authority. The generation capacity of plants
in operation or under construction totals over 3,000
megawatts with approximately 73% produced from coal.
Inter-tie connections are maintained with neighboring
power supplies.

CHURCHES

There are five Protestant churches and one Catholic
church in Johnsonville. A Jewish synagogue is located in
Kingstree, 27 miles away.
EDUCATION

Johnsonville, which is included in Florence County District
5, has one elementary school, one middle school and one
high school. The student/teacher ratio is 16.5 to 1, with
73 teachers and 1,207 students.
Higher education facilities for the area are provided by
, the Florence-Darlington Technical College, 40 miles away,
Francis Marion College, 37 miles away, and the
Williamsburg Technical College, 27 miles away.
MEDICAL SERVICES

Medical services for the community are provided by the
48-bed Lower Florence County Hospital at Lake City, 20
miles, and at the three hospitals in Florence, 37 miles.
The community has one privately-practicing medical doctor, one privately-practicing optometrist, and one privatelypracticing dentist.

FUELS

Natural gas is supplied by Carolina Pipeline Company.
There is an abundant supply of gas in this area available
on a priority basis. Carolina Pipeline Company representatives are available to advise industry on matters relating
to natural gas for industrial applications.
WATER

The community obtain its municipal water supply from
three deep wells. The system is capable of supplying
water at a maximum rate of 1,500,000 gallons per day,
with a peak daily demand of 325,000 gallons. Treated
water storage consists of two elevated tanks with 275,000
gallons of total capacity.
Analysis of water supplied in the community:
N/A
Total solids
176 mg/L
Alkalinity
1.5 mg/L
Calcium
10 mg/L
Hardness
.1 mg/L
Iron
8.9
pH

�SEWER

Johnsonville has two wastewater treatment plants to
dispose of the community's wastewater. The combined
total capacity of the systems is 3.075 million gallons per
day, with combined average daily flow of 2.20 million
gallons.
LABOR

Because labor information may change in this area, a current labor availability report prepared and kept up to date
by the S. C. State Development Board will be furnished
to prospective manufacturers at their request. The comprehensive report will include sources of recruitable labor,
labor force characteristics, work force skill levels, earnings data and other pertinent information. The S. C. State
Board for Technical and Comprehensive Education has
the resources to recruit and train workers in accordance
with a company's entry criteria. This training is at little or
no cost to the employer. A lead-time schedule is
developed to coordinate recruiting, testing, selecting, and
training. This assures that persons will be able to move
from training to their respective jobs at the time the plant
is ready for initial production.
TRANSPORT AT ION

Johnsonville is served by two interstate highways, 1-95 (34
miles) and 1-20, and two South Carolina highways. The
community is served by the Seaboard System Railroad.
Johnsonville is served by 34 authorized motor carriers,
14 of which have terminal facilities in Florence.

The Florence City-County Airport, 37 miles from Johnsonville, otters regularly scheduled commuter service on
Atlantis and Trans Southern Airways. Private aircraft
utilize the Hemingway-Stuckey Airport, seven miles away,
which has a 3,400-foot paved and lighted runway. Services available include RBn and Abvortac. The Lake City
Airport, 20 miles away, has a 3,000-foot paved and lighted
runway, and offers tiedowns, Unicorn, Abvortac, RBn and
100LL fuel.
FOREIGN TRADE ZONE

A Foreign Trade Zone is located in Summerville, South
Carolina, 25 miles away from the Port of Charleston and
60 miles from the community. The Foreign Trade Zone
allows manufacturers to store, manufacture or process
goods without paying U. S. Customs duties or worrying
about quota compliance. This Foreign Trade Zone is
served by a multi-mode transportation network which provides excellent accessibility to market areas.
TAXES

The assessment on industrial property in South Carolina
is 10.5% of the market value. New industry is granted a
five-year moratorium on general county taxes with the exception of school taxes. The city tax rate is $4.30 per $100
of assessed value. The county rate is $13.73 per $100 of
assessed value. The effective city tax rate (tax liability per
$100 of market value) is $.45. The effective county rate
is $1.44. The state has no tax on a manufacturer's inventories, goods-in-process, raw materials or finished goods.
Treatment facilities or equipment of manufacturing plants
which control water or air pollution are exempt from all
property taxation.

Freight Delivery Times:
To:
Atlanta
Boston
Chicago
Houston
New York
St. Louis
San Francisco

By Truck:
1 day
4 days
3 days
3 days
3 days
2 days
5 days

By Rail:
3 days
6 days
6 days
9 days
4 days
6 days
12 days

INDUSTRIAL SITES

Industrial sites are available in Johnsonville with a wide
range of geographic and topographic features. In all probability, a site that will meet the needs of most industries'
requirements has been identified, catalogued, and entered
into the State Development Board's Computerized Site
Selection System. Detailed site information is available
and will be furnished upon request.

MAJOR EMPLOYERS
Name
Dubois Dyeing Co., Inc.
McCall Sheet Metal Works
Johnsonville Manufacturing Co.
Wellman Industries, Inc.

Product or Service
Space printing of carpet yarns
Sheet metal products
Ladies' sportswear
Wool top, synthetic staple, lanolin,
plastic molding resins, recycled
plastics

Employees
70
34
120
1,600

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                    <text>Tovvn '
] Gets New

... Hospital
aad

in HEMINGWAY. Nov. 18.-Special:
Comin~ as a climax in Heming-

~~ way•s .recent building and business
to advancemenf procram is the erec-

tion ot the Johnson Memorial hoser- pital, the buildin&amp; and equipment
~ed

to cost approximately $60,000.

Dr. Allen H. Johnson. the owner,
d' a graduate
of the Baltimore Medical
~'~ college. is building this hospital as
0

a memorial to his father, the late
'ith Dr~ L.B. Johnson. who enjoyed the

'!- life of a busy practitioner in this
~ is

section for more than thirty years;
ird
The site on which the hospital is
dh being constructed is situated on
it South Main street, adjoining the
home site of the late Dr. W. C.
in- Hemingway on the not:th side and
t the school property on. the south
a side. The frontage of this property
iirl measures more than 300. feet and
extends through the entire block
me with like amount of space opening
the· on Lafayette street on the east side
is!" making access. to the hospital easy
from both thoroughfares.
l
The two-story building, .·the main
3! portion of which measures 152 feet
nill- long and thirty~three feet wide in
v
addition to the extensions to the
obf- front and rear. is of moderilistic deY sign and will be constructed of
tier brick and stucco. It will be heated
·m- by a' hot water heating system in
the basement. The hospital will
ing have asphalt tile :floors. steel case- .
the menf windows, a lavatory in each

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"s · · ·
Forty-two Bed Capacity
.
the
It will have a · forty-two bed
to capacity. with. two operating rooms•.
ar- one to be used for major· surgery
and one for minor surgery•. The,
a two operating roonis, the scrub room.
res and the sterilizer room will have
and ceramic · tile floors clnd six-inch
squares of · green tile. wUi .·extend
six feet · up on walls. A · modem
the equipped nursery, a complete labiild oratory and X-ray department, . as
ltS;. well as clinic on the first floor. in
the w1!iCh emergency room will be ~it­
vas uaLed. . are ·. some of the essential
. ch components of the hospital. . , . · ·
1
I
There : Will be a negro division
~~~ Iproperly l()Cated. with a c~paci.tr f!f:
d ten beds. ·A small lobby .in thlS_·diFez.: vision will accommodate the negro .
patients. ~ electric eleva_tor ser1ey vice will be installed. It is estimated
that the building will be.
1
~i completed not later :than May 1, .
led 1940. George Creighton. the archi- ·
•en tect. and Worth Powell, the con•1 d tractor, are .from Mullins.
• .
~
In actuality this is· not· a flew· lo- .
~n- cation for Dr: Johns~n as he was.
- · born and passed his early. life.· on
::n his father's estate iii .the. Rome com;..
munity near here.· He· was·. grad- ·
h
uated from the U"niori high school ·
"in . 1927, from the · University of
:~ South Carolina in 1931 and from the
'he Medical College . of the State of
iad South Carolina in 1934. His .postgraduate training. consisted of thi'ee
~~~ years at the Columbia hospital of ,
the Richland county. the ~ twelve ·
months. as a rotating in~ and .~e
L~ last twenty-four .months as· resident
od; surgeon. For the· last two. years he·
l&amp;h bas been chief surgeon in the Martin•s private , hospital at Mullins
~: where he will. remain until his hos101 pita! ~e;:.:_~m~lB~dFaU.er
the
It is to perpetuate the great Sti,r-

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ves

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~or ~~~ oin.~J~~1:i:nton:; ~~=W:~~
~~1monum.ent.
His.mother ·was"foI'Jl!er~
_
ly Miss Cora Huggins, who was
-

· born and reared· in this community.
In 1935 Dr. Johnson was married
to Miss Mae Burgess. o! Kingstree.
They. have· one son. Allen H. Johnson,. Jr.• who is two and ·a "halt ·
years old. .
·.
Dr. Johnson said the h~spital
. staff ·will be composed. ·of a com~
petent corp of doctors and nurses as
well as the other necessary personnel who will participate in making this hospital one of outsdindin~
service in this state.
in ~ave left the pantry of the Pilgrims ·

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