rPre-season high school football practices ofcially under way. rPost 137 blasts Randolph. rHigh school football to have three rule changes in 2012. Sports See page 1-B. ThePublished News since 1890 every Monday and Tursday forReporter the County of Columbus and her people. Tursday, August 2, 2012 Common Core will impact local schools Volume 122, Number 10 By FULLER ROYAL share experiences and best practices within and which covers the other subject areas including sci- Whiteville, North Carolina Staff Writer across states. ence, the arts, technology, and social studies. McLam said that Common Core began when McLam explained that the biggest complaint the The new Common Core Standards adopted by the Council of Chief State School Officers and the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction 75 Cents North Carolina could produce the most far-reaching National Governors Association worked together to was receiving from colleges and universities was changes the state’s education system has seen in “our students are not ready.” three or more decades. “What we were teaching wasn’t what they need- Inside Today That was the message offered to the Whiteville ed,” he said. “What and how we were teaching was City Schools Board of Education during its annual not what students needed for jobs or college.” 3-A planning retreat last Friday. He said that for too long, the curriculum had been rEmergency director The messenger was the system’s new director of too wide and too shallow. curriculum and instruction, Thomas McLam. He said Common Core and Essential Standards position sparks McLam began his presentation by telling the are more about the “depth of knowledge” and less interest nationwide. group that Common Core’s assessments were going about the “breadth of knowledge.” to “blow people’s minds.” McLam said that North Carolina Education Re- rTax bills are in mail. Common Core, adopted by 45 states so far, is a set determine what was needed to best prepare students gion 4, of which the city and county school systems of English language arts and math standards that all for college. He said they pulled standards from every are members, is the only region in the state to have 4-A participating states agree to use so students receive state. comprehensive pacing and course alignment guides rLocal youth a consistent level of education from school to school “Common Core has been in development for for Common Core in place. and state to state. years,” he said. “We did not do this in isolation,” he said. “Some gets prison for Common Core provides more opportunities to The state has also adopted Essential Standards, See Common Core, page 2-A statutory rape. DIDYOB? Businesses DSS running out Did you observe ... gear up for of candidates Columbus County RSVP volunteers tax free for director’s job visiting with Presi- weekend By NICOLE CARTRETTE dent Jimmy Carter Staff Writer By JEFFERSON WEAVER in Plains, Ga.?... Jan Staff Writer A lengthy hiring, interview, and reference Palmer fnding a tiny process has led to a limited pool of qualified With the start of the public candidates for the Columbus County Depart- feather in her daugh- school year just weeks away, ment of Social Services’ director position. ter’s chicken nuggets? local businesses are gearing up DSS Board Chairman Michael Lewis said for the annual sales tax holiday Wednesday that the board was now looking She did not know if this weekend. at the third and fourth candidates qualified she should be upset “We always have good deals, by the state. but we’ll be having some good Only six were qualified by the state. or glad that it was sales this weekend,” said Jo- “We are looking at a couple right now,” an indication they seph Stanley of All Tied Up in See DSS, page 7-A were made of real See Tax free, page 9-A chicken… SCC Stu- dent Activities Direc- CRHS frst in CPR training is tor Barbara Campbell requesting a video for state to ofer new graduation the college through 3D digital inter-library loan, mammograms requirement and her daughter, nLocal rescue officials applaud new More than 226,000 women law. Gabrielle, a student will be diagnosed with breast working in the ECU cancer this year in America. By NICOLE CARTRETTE Columbus Regional Health- Staff Writer library, receiving and care, with the help of many fulflling the request, generous donors, has advanced Students who graduate from North Caroli- the fight against breast cancer not initially real- Staff photo by Mark Gilchrist na high schools beginning in the 2014-15 school by installing a new 3D digital year may be prepared to save lives. izing that it was for mammography system. CRH Banner up A new state law requires North Carolina her mother 140 miles is the first hospital in the state Brett Gore of Whiteville takes a measurement on a Take the Lake high students to take CPR training offered with the system. banner on Dale’s Restaurant at the Lake Wednesday. Organizers are through their school in order to graduate. away. ... Only recently approved by Students will also receive Heimlich maneuver the FDA, breast tomosynthesis paying tribute to teachers this year, and are asking Lake residents to decorate their yards with education icons. More than 150 people have training to deal with choking situations. creates a 3D image that allows The legislation mandates “hands-on train- doctors to see tissue in a way registered for the Labor Day weekend ftness event at Takethelake.org. County Deaths See story page 12-A. See Digital, page 9-A See CPR, page 6-A Whiteville James B. “J.B.” Davis Frances Sellers Clifon Charles Burris Clemmons wounded on his mother’s birthday Mack Odell White nUnit had been finding caches of Russian originally stationed at Cu Chi near Saigon. Tabor City AK-47s, still wrapped in cosmoline. Saw Rice Bowl Euclid Soles He began his Vietnam tour as a radio-telephone- Hallsboro By BOB HIGH operator for his platoon leader, and toured the Rice Staff Writer Bowl area of South Vietnam and Michelin rubber Edwin Imm Jr. plantations, plus visited what became known as the Bolton It’s been hotter than usual here this summer, but Mi- Iron Triangle, and the Bo Loy and Ho Bo Woods areas. Ronald Ray Mills chael Curtis Clemmons, 66, of Whiteville, says it not as “We’d go into a village area or in the field by helicop- Fair Bluf hot as Vietnam. He and many other Columbus County ter. There was usu- Daphne Pridgen Wilson veterans remember the intense heat that pumped ther- ally 150 to 200 guys mometers to 120 degrees, plus the humidity, particularly in a search-and-de- during the monsoon season. stroy mission, most “The heat here is nothing to compare to ‘Nam,” of them near the Index Clemmons noted. He also remembers the leeches that Oriental River that would attach themselves to his body as he lay in a rice separates Vietnam Editorials ...... 10-A from Cambodia,” Obituaries ...... 8-A paddy or crossed a stream. Clemmons volunteered in October 1965 to become Clemmons stated. Sports ...... 1-B an Army infantryman. He arrived in South Vietnam in The day Clemmons was wounded he and his fellow Clemmons is framed by fellow 27th In- Crime ...... 4-A April 1966 as a “grunt” in Company C, 2nd Battalion, soldiers found large caches of Russian-made AK-47s, fantry veterans, Stan White on the left, Living ...... 1-C 27th Infantry of the 25th Infantry Division. He was See Clemmons, page 7-A and Jim Jenkins. 2-A – The News Reporter, Thursday, August 2, 2012 Common Core Continued from page 1-A systems have not done any of Superintendent Thomas this.” Hager said because multiple McLam said that there will choice state-level tests have be more local input on the been the norm since the early assessment process and that 1980s, today’s generation the teaching process must be of parents have never seen developed at the local level. anything like the new assess- He said the current culture ments heading their way. of looking at overall averages DiMuzio said the board of student performance does will depend heavily on the lo- students a disservice. cal newspaper to get the word “We have to start looking out to parents. at every single child individu- “There will be a shock ally,” he said. “With Common when those first test scores Core, you can’t go by averages come back,” he said. anymore.” McLam said the school McLam said it is vital that system has a core group of teachers assess for learning. teachers who have been work- He said it has been a tough sell ing on Common Core for six for teachers to give students months. assessments for what has not He said that instead of yet been taught. sending administrators to the “We need to know what stu- state workshops and training dents already know,” he said. sites, the actual teachers have “We don’t need a child sitting been attending. through nine weeks of some- Hewett, directing his com- thing they already know.” ments to the system’s princi- “This will make individ- pals, said “You leaders will ual instruction imperative,” have to get really excited board member Carlton Prince about this and sell it.” said. “This will require teach- Hager said that Moore and ers to know what skills each Cumberland counties as well student has.” as the Whiteville system are “With Common Core, stu- among the state’s leaders in dent instruction must be in- developing the local aspects dividualized,” McLam said. of Common Core and Essen- Professional tial Skills. development He said that not all school As it did last year, the city systems have shared what schools will use the five extra Staff photo by Fuller Royal they have developed. student days mandated by the Participants in last Friday’s Whiteville City Schools Board of Education planning retreat were, clockwise from bottom “We will share,” he said. state as Common Core train- left: Chairman Jim DiMuzio, board members Dave Flowers, Larry Hewett and Greg Merritt; Edgewood Elementary Hager commended McLam ing days. Principal Susan Smith (partially hidden); Assistant Superintendent Anthony Martin, Finance Director Annie Newkirk, and his group for their work. McLam said that two ad- board member Carlton Prince, Whiteville Primary Principal David Bobbitt, North Whiteville Academy Principal Shelly Prince said he was con- ditional days will have to be Cullipher, Whiteville High Principal Jes Sealey and Superintendent Thomas Hager. cerned with being able to used and they will come from teach all that is required. the work days teachers have school will have to coordinate hear noise and that’s okay.” ous school year are not ready Board member Dave Flow- before school. with each other. Tougher testing until mid to late fall. ers said Common Core “will He said he realizes that “Students will have to read make a more rounded stu- McLam cited Central Mid- like a detective and an- McLam said there will be McLam said that locally teachers complain about no dle School music instructor new assessments in every administered quarterly tests dent. They will have to think time in the classrooms to pre- Mike Thompson for his ef- swer like a reporter,. We state-tested area and that would be vital to the suc- and most people don’t want pare for the year but, “We have forts to connect the music his are moving away from the eventually, every subject area cess of individual education to do that.” to do what we have to do.” students are learning with will be tested. plans. model of guessing and get- Fuller Royal On two consecutive work- lessons being taught in social Those additional subjects He said it will be impor- ting it right. The state has 910-642-4104 ext. 228 days, teachers will group by studies. will use the term MSL – mea- tant to make sure the local [email protected] grade levels and subject area. “That’s something that’s finally heard the public.” sure of student learning – tests were in line with the He said that all of the math long overdue,” said board Thomas McLam and will not require proctors state tests so that outcomes teachers in grades six through member Larry Hewett. He or testing coordinators. are the same. 12 will work together to work said things go back to the ques- materials,” he said. “Chil- “The state says there will McLam said that the an- out any gaps in the grade to tion “How much time should dren need supplies. Are there be a 20 to 30 percent drop in swers on the new assess- COASTAL STADIUM 10 grade flow. www.franktheatres.com be devoted to reading, writing enough copies of books? 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You are going to 5ZMFS1FSSZT.BEFB8JUOFTT1SPUFDUJPO 1( paradigm shift.” BN tQNtQNtQNtQN City school “This is the point to be re- Coming Soon: Sparkle 5IF"NB[JOH4QJEFSNBO 1( minded that if you don’t have CINEMA III BN tQNtQNtQNtQN the right personnel none of board fling Total Recall Ice Age Steup Up Revolution %BSL,OJHIU3JTFT 1( (10:00am) this will matter,” Prince said. tQNtQNtQNtQN 1 • 4 • 7 • 9:30 Daily 1 • 4 • 7 • 9:30 Daily • 1 • 4 • 7 • 9:30 Daily Materials (PG13) (PG) (PG13) 24 Hr. Movie Hotline: 910-754-7469 ends Aug. 13 SHOWTIMES: August 3 - August 9 “My concern in all of this is /P1BTTFT"DDFQUFEt4IPXUJNFTJO 'SJ4BU0OMZ MOVIE LINE 910-642-6025 Daytime: $5.50 • Nighttime: $7.50 4QFDJBM4VSDIBSHFJT"QQMJDBCMFGPS"MM%'FBUVSFT The filing period for the will the teachers have enough Whiteville City School Board ends Aug. 13 at noon. At least one race has already emerged for the District 3 seat held by Larry Hewitt. Roger Arnold Harwood and Kandle McKeel Rogers have both filed to run for the Precious Princess seat and Hewitt had not filed to seek re-election as of Wednes- day before noon. Incumbent Greg Merritt Jewelry Party has filed for re-election to his District 4 city school board seat. He faces no opposition to date. Filing ended for the Co- lumbus County School board earlier this week. Incumbents Norris Ebron in District 1 and Junior Dew in District 5 have Just For Fun! no challengers. Tursday, August 9 The News Reporter (USPS 387-600) Published twice weekly by 6:30 - 8:30 The News Reporter Co. Inc. Ages 3 & Up 127 W. Columbus St. Whiteville N.C. 28472 Pictures on the Runway Mailing address: P.O. Box 707, Whiteville, N.C. 28472-0707 Wear a Tiara & Jewels!!! Periodical postage paid at Whiteville, N.C., 28472-0707 Tea Party & Goodie Bags For All Postmaster: send address changes to P.O. 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Jernigan came to Colum- County emergency manage- A search committee that bus County in January 2009 ment director’s position. includes fire and rescue chiefs, from Union County where he “I had applications from all sheriff ’s department officials was a deputy EMS director. over,” County Manager Bill and the health department In other hiring matters, Clark said this week. “I had director has interviewed five Clark said a building inspector plenty.” applicants thus far. Three of hiring process has not yet fully Clark narrowed the field those applicants live within launched. of applicants down, giving Columbus County, Clark said. “We haven’t really started consideration to candidate Two other potential candi- that yet,” Clark said. locations. dates who were interviewed Andy Conner is serving as “I tried to narrow it down to are from Duplin and Cumber- the interim building inspec- those in Southeastern North land counties. tion director for the county Carolina,” Clark said. “I’m Clark said the search is since the resignation of Ray not anxious to bring someone nearly complete, with an ad- Reeves earlier this year. in from the Midwest or North- ditional interview planned for east.” next week. Nicole Cartrette Clark says the Internet Assistant Emergency Ser- 910-642-4104 ext. 225 [email protected] plays a great role in attracting vices Director Kay Worley is
Staff photo by Mark Gilchrist Eagle welcome Boy Scout Adam Cribb is working toward his Eagle rank by rustling up donations and Tax bills are in the mail a few friends and repainting the “Welcome to Tabor City” sign that greets travelers ard Gore said the county will International Paper’s coun- nOne taxpayer pays who arrive to the town from U.S. 701 South. more than 10 percent of accept partial payments and ty property tax is slightly more total billing. he strongly encourages it for than $3.3 million. property owners who cannot In a distant second is By NICOLE CARTRETTE afford to pay the lump sum at Brunswick Electric at $384,556 Staff Writer one time. per year. Cape Fear Wildlife Foundation dinner set “Please take advantage Other top 10 taxpayers as A total of 36,339 Columbus of making partial payments reported by the tax office The Cape Fear Wildlife of regional wild game and dation’s youth education and County tax notices, account- starting in August through are: Progress Energy of the Foundation will hold its first seafood, paired with wines conservation programs. ing for nearly $24 million in Jan. 5,” Gore said. “It’s a way Carolinas ($377,260); Top To- Wild Game and Seafood Ban- from around the world. An as- For more information, con- billings, are in the mail, offi- to avoid interest and advertis- bacco ($315,469); Federal Paper quet Sept. 15 at the Coastline sembly of local celebrity chefs tact W.C. Lanier at 910.795.0292, cials say. Another 7,615 city tax ing delinquent taxes in the Board Co. $266,952; West Fra- Center in Wilmington. will prepare the meal. or email wc@capefearwildlife- notices have also been mailed. newspaper.” ser Inc. ($174,255); RBS Asset Tickets are $50 for adults All proceeds go to the foun- expo.com. Taxpayers have until Aug. Beginning Jan. 6, a 2 per- Finance $114,294; Wal-Mart and $75 for couples. Corporate 31 to take advantage of a 2 cent interest penalty is levied. $100,905; Carolina Telephone, tables are available for $500. percent discount for early The county tax bills alone $97,714; and Southern Diversi- The event will include an payment. account for billing more than fied Timber ($82,696). open bar, raffles, live and si- School supplies, uniforms Jan. 5, 2013 is the deadline $25 million (once utility com- lent auctions, and a variety to pay with no additional inter- panies are included). One cor- Nicole Cartrette needed for Families First poration, the county’s largest, est penalty. 910-642-4104 ext. 225 Families First Inc. is in need program and shelter. “We will pays more than 10 percent of Tax Administrator Rich- [email protected] of school supplies for clients’ accept new or gently used the tax levy. Who are our children of all ages. Especially school uniforms. needed are one, three or five- You can also call the office WWII vets? subject notebooks, notebook for specific sizes or make a Neal Hector McNeill of paper, large binders, hand financial contribution desig- Bird seasons set for state Whiteville is interested in sanitizer, pencils, ink pens, nated for uniforms. colored pencils, highlighters, “Thank you for all you sup- By JEFFERSON WEAVER species outside the eastern berdoodles or marsh quail getting a list of World War II veterans who reside in Colum- pencil pouches and crayons. port,” Pait added. “Supplies Staff Writer part of the state, and large —may be hunted Dec.13-26, bus County. “We are also trying to help and uniforms should be de- numbers of resident Canada with daily limits of three and with school uniforms,” said livered to the Families First Hunting seasons for the geese have moved into the possession of six. McNeill is especially inter- ested in making connection Vickie Pait, executive direc- office at 812 Pinckney Street most popular and the least state in recent years. The Snipe may be hunted Nov. tor of the domestic violence in Whiteville or call 642-5996. known migratory birds start birds can become a nuisance, 14-Feb. 28, and daily limits with those who served at Iwo in North Carolina Sept. 1. and have been known to in- are eight, with possession Jima. The N.C. Wildlife Resourc- jure pets and small children of 16. So far as he knows, he said, es Commission announced while defending their terri- The time change this year he and Mike Byrd of Fair Tax Free Weekend Reminder last week that dove season tory. Canadas are especially should ease confusion for Bluff are the only two still liv- Shop All Tied Up will begin Sept. 1, with shoot- fond of farm ponds and golf hunters and streamline en- ing in Columbus County who ing hours beginning one-half- course water hazards, and forcement for officers. For were at Iwo Jima. Friday & Saturday 9am -6pm hour before sunrise for the can deposit huge quantities all species, hunting runs Horace Cox of Tabor City, Sunday 12-5 entire season. For decades, of feces in a fairly short one-half-hour before sunrise who died last year, also served there. dove shooting traditionally time, leading to water qual- until sunset, with the excep- For started at noon on opening ity issues. tion of Canada geese, which Anyone who knows of School Uniforms day. The first season ends A handful of challenging may be hunted for 30 minutes World War II veterans is asked Your and other clothing to contact McNeill at 910-642- Oct. 6, with the “short sea- but lesser-known water birds after legal sunset. Ladies’, son” from Nov. 19-24 and the are also available to hunters For more information, go 2807, or email claracartrette@ ALL TIED UP Men’s and Kids’ 710 S. Madison St., Whiteville • 640-3824 Accessories winter season Dec. 15-Jan. 11. Sept. 1. to www.ncwildlife.org, and whiteville.com. Bag limit is 15 per day, with The season for King, clap- check out The News Reporter possession of 30. per, Sora and Virginia rails, Outdoors special section A much larger game bird gallinules, and moorhen all coming next week. that has nowhere near the run through Nov. 9. The limit following of mourning doves on king and clapper rails, Jefferson Weaver REGISTRATION also becomes fair game the moorhens and gallinules is 910-642-4104 ext. 227 same day. 15 per day and possession of [email protected] The resident Canada goose 30, Sora and Virginia rails 25 FOR 2012-2013 season starts in areas west of per day and 25 in possession. U.S. 17 at one-half-hour before The September teal season Emporium’s SAT., AUGUST 4 sunrise Sept. 1. Shooting runs Sept. 8-26 east of U.S. 17. hours continue through one- Daily limit is four, with pos- concerts take half-hour after sunset. Hunt- session of eight. The season hiatus this month 10:00am 2:00pm ers may also use unplugged includes blue-wing, green- guns and electronic calls, wing and cinnamon teal. Vineland Emporium will not but only during the resident Woodcock numbers have have its Friday night music con- season. been down in recent years, certs during the month of Au- The large, sometimes ag- leading to tighter bag limits gust, but will resume the first gressive birds have never and shorter seasons. Wood- Friday in September, on Sept. 7. been a traditional target cock — also known as tim- The gallery will remain open.
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Open House August 7 6pm-8pm Registration Fee: $35 • Required Dance Top: $25 Classes offered in: Lori Gelezinsky Praise Dance, Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Director/Instructor Hip Hop, Lyrical, Pointe, Clogging Staci Ezzell, Instructor Enrolling now! Ages 3-5 and Gymnastics for girls and www.southsidedance.com boys ages 2.5 and up 114 South Main Street www.aspirelearningllc.com (910) 840-3657 Tabor City, NC 28463 Solo Lessons also available Near South Columbus High School 910-653-6223 4A - The News Reporter, Thursday, Aug. 2, 2012 Crime briefs Graham gets prison Victim’s friends help Brick Damage in Chadbourn robbery ! BRICK DEMOLISHED A GLASS 4HE REAR DOOR OF -C0HER- Habitual felon dismissed in deal police in B&E arrest WINDOW IN (ILLS 'ROCERY ALONG SONS 'REENHOUSE ALONG 53 * A M I E $ E VO N went to Todd and 53 "YPASS HERE !UG 4ABOR #ITY WAS DAMAGED "ENNIE ,EE 'RAHAM 4ODD OF 2EESE DEMANDED THE BAG 4HE DAMAGE WAS FOUND AT BY AN UNKNOWN VEHICLE ON *ULY OF 7HITEVILLE AND #HAD- 3TREET 4ABOR #ITY 4ODD SURRENDERED AM POLICE SAID %NTRY TO THE THE SAME VEHICLE THAT APPAR- BOURN PLEADED HERE THIS WAS ARRESTED 3UN- THE BAG AND INSIDE store was not mentioned in the ENTLY DAMAGED THREE HIGHWAY week to common-law rob- DAY FOR BREAKING were several items REPORT signs at the intersection of BERY IN THE ARMED ROBBERY AND ENTERING AND *ENRETTE IDENTIFIED .# AND 53 NEAR THE OF THE (ASTY -ART CONVE- LARCENY INVOLVING as being stolen from GREENHOUSE ACCORDING TO A NIENCE STORE IN #HADBOURN the theft of items HER HOME 4ABOR #ITY POLICE REPORT IN $ECEMBER AND WAS FROM 2HONDA *EN- Todd Recovered was a Shots SENT TO PRISON 'LORIA /LIVER -C#ULLUM RETTES 7ALL 3TREET HOME IN 3ONY 0LAY3TATION UNIT A 7II 'RAHAM WHO HAS ALMOST OF THE BLOCK OF "URKHEAD 4ABOR #ITY GAME SYSTEM AND SOME GAMES TWO YEARS OF JAIL CREDIT WAIT- 3TREET WAS AWAKENED BY GUN- 4ABOR #ITY 0OLICE /FlCER ,T &IVE BILLS *ENRETTE SAID WERE ING HIS DAY IN COURT WILL SHOTS AT AM *ULY AND TOLD 2ONNIE #ARROLL REPORTED 4ODD STOLEN WERE FOUND IN 4ODDS Video SERVE TO MONTHS 'RA- police she discovered damage WAS CHASED AND CAUGHT NEAR PANTS POCKET 4ODD ADMITTED # H A R G E S HAMS CREDIT IS DAYS TO THE VINYL SIDING OF HER HOME STORAGE UNITS ON 7EST 3IXTH THE CRIMES AND WAS JAILED of selling co- 4HE ROBBERY TOOK PLACE BY TWO BULLETS Bennie Lee Graham 3TREET 4ODD WHO HAS AN EXTENSIVE caine to an AT AM ON $EC 0OLICE SAID %RICA !SHLEY PRIOR CRIMINAL RECORD HAS UNDERCOVER 'RAHAM FORCED A CLERK INTO A BACK ROOM WITH A SMALL WIN- -ANNING A FRIEND OF THE TWO COUNTS OF BREAKING INTO BUYER FOR THE DOW DURING THE ROBBERY 4HE CLERK SMASHED THE WINDOW VICTIM SAW A MAN AT PM VEHICLES IN 4ABOR #ITY PENDING 3HERIFFS $RUG TO GET FREE SHE IDENTIlED AS 4ODD EXIT THE IN THE COURTS Shoplifer 5NIT AGAINST !N ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY AGREED TO DISMISS AN IN- REAR DOOR OF *ENRETTES HOME (E HAS BEEN CONVICTED OF -ICHAEL %D- Prince DICTMENT AGAINST 'RAHAM AS A HABITUAL FELON PLUS CHARGES breaking and entering vehicles "RADLEY /LEN 3UGGS OF WITH A BAG AND LEAVE ON A BI- WARD 0RINCE OF 0INE #IRCLE OF POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA WITH INTENT TO SELL AND BREAK- IN AND PLUS ,ORIS 3# WAS ARRESTED FOR CYCLE -ANNING GOT INTO HER CAR $RIVE 4ABOR #ITY WERE DIS- ING AND ENTERING AND LARCENY BREAKING AND ENTERING A BUILD- theft after stealing headphones AND FOLLOWED THE SUSPECT MISSED HERE THIS WEEK 'RAHAM SENT TO PRISON IN *ANUARY FOR NINE TO MONTHS ING IN ATTEMPTED BREAKING VALUED AT FROM 7ALMART !NOTHER CITIZEN -IKE 7AD- ! VIDEO OF THE TRANSACTIONS WHEN HIS PROBATION IN A BREAK IN AND LARCENY CASE WAS AND ENTERING IN AND POS- HERE ON *ULY ACCORDING TO DELL SAW -ANNING AND ASKED shows Prince was not involved REVOKED WAS RELEASED FROM THE COMMITMENT ON -AY SESSION OF STOLEN GOODS IN POLICE WHAT WAS HAPPENING 4OLD IN THE .OV CASE ACCORD- RECORDS SHOW ABOUT THE INCIDENT 7ADDELL COURT RECORDS SHOW ing to an assistant district 'RAHAMS PRIOR RECORD INCLUDES THE THREE FELONY CON- ATTORNEY VICTIONS ON WHICH HE WAS INDICTED AS A HABITUAL FELON n COMMON LAW ROBBERY IN CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT Burned COMMON LAW ROBBERY IN AND FELONY LARCENY IN Felons, with long credits 3OME UNKNOWN PERSON SET n PLUS INJURY TO PROPERTY IN AND POSSESSION OF DRUG FIRE TO THE INTERIOR OF A Pleads PARAPHERNALIA IN "UICK 2ENDEZVOUS PARKED for jail time, enter pleas , A R R Y AT THE INTERSECTION OF 53 3EVERAL FELONS WITH CREDITS FOR TIME SERVED UP TO DAYS !RNETTE "USINESS AND 53 ON *ULY PLEADED THIS WEEK IN 3UPERIOR #OURT HERE OF THE /LD Bufin gets 3rd probation, ACCORDING TO A REPORT BY "ENNIE ,EE 'RAHAM OF 7HITEVILLE AND #HADBOURN $OCK COM- OWNER %BONY :AKIYA &ULANI OF HAD DAYS CREDIT WHEN HE PLEADED IN THE ARMED ROBBERY M U N I T Y 7HITEVILLE afer prison, for break-in OF #HADBOURNS (ASTY -ART IN $ECEMBER was placed The vehicle was left after it *OSEF #ASEY 6ANEYKEN OF 7HITEVILLE PLEADED IN A on proba- - I C H A E L , A N E STOLE A VEHICLE BECAME DISABLED EARLY ON *ULY POSSESSION OF COCAINE CASE FROM .OVEMBER AND WAS TION FOR "UFFKIN SENTENCED "UFFKIN WRECKED THE $AMAGE WAS EXTENSIVE TO Arnette SENT TO PRISON FOR SIX TO EIGHT MONTHS WITH A CREDIT OF m o n t h s to probation twice stolen car in the edge THE DRIVERS AREA INSIDE THE here this week when he plead- IN MID *ULY IN #O- OF 3OUTH #AROLINA AFTER DAYS 356 ED IN 3UPERIOR #OURT TO MISDE- LUMBUS AND 3COTLAND A CHASE BY (IGHWAY -ICHAEL ,ANE "UFFKIN OF #ERRO 'ORDO HAS DAYS meanor possession of stolen COUNTIES WAS SENT TO 0ATROL AND SHERIFF S OF- CREDIT TOWARD A TERM OF EIGHT TO MONTHS GOODS prison here this week lCERS (E WAS ARRESTED 3EPARATE STORIES ABOUT THEIR CASES ARE IN TODAYS EDITION FOR EIGHT TO MONTHS AT A HOME IN 'REEN !RNETTE PURCHASED TWO Buffkin Victim BRASS PROPELLERS STOLEN FROM WITH DAYS CREDIT !CRES SOUTHEAST OF 4A- 4HE VICTIM IN *OSHUA ! THE 3OUTHPORT -ARITIME -U- after he pleaded to breaking BOR #ITY 7RIGHTS BREAK IN AND THEFT SEUM IN *UNE AND DENIED AND ENTERING A CHURCH AND "UFFKIN WAS PUT ON PROBA- CASE DIDNT WANT TO PROSECUTE having them when his metal mEEING TO ELUDE ARREST TION ON *ULY IN 3COTLAND Huggins pleads in rape SO THE FELONY CHARGES WERE DIS- "UFFKIN FROM #HERRY #OUNTY IN TWO FELONY LARCENY RECYCLING BUSINESS WAS VISITED !UGUSTA (UGGINS YEAR MISSED THIS WEEK IN 3UPERIOR 'ROVE 2OAD #ERRO 'ORDO WILL CASES AND AGAIN PUT ON PROBA- BY DETECTIVES FROM "RUNSWICK OLD MALE FROM %AST #LAY 3TREET #OURT HERE BE ON PROBATION FOR TWO YEARS TION HERE ON *ULY FOR $7) AND #OLUMBUS COUNTIES 7HITEVILLE WAS SENT TO PRISON 7RIGHT A YEAR OLD FROM AFTER HIS PRISON TERM WITH (E WAS ORDERED TO PAY RES- 4HE PROPELLERS WERE FOUND FOR TO MONTHS HERE THIS ,ITTLE 2IVER 3# WAS ARRESTED ANOTHER EIGHT TO MONTHS TITUTION WHILE ON PROBATION OF IN THE BUSINESS AND RETURNED WEEK AFTER HE PLEADED IN 3U- LAST $ECEMBER FOR BREAKING SUSPENDED TO 'RAHAM FOR THE TOOLS TO 3OUTHPORT !RNETTE HAD NO PERIOR #OURT TO CONSPIRACY TO INTO !DVENTURE "EACH PAINT- (E PLEADED TO BREAKING AND TO #AR #ITY OF 7HITE- PRIOR CRIMINAL RECORD AND A COMMIT STATUTORY RAPE BALLS FACILITIES IN 0IREWAY IN INTO THE #HERRY 'ROVE "APTIST VILLE FOR CATALYTIC CONVERTERS DAY JAIL TERM WAS SUSPENDED (UGGINS WAS ARRESTED IN *UNE AND STEALING ITEMS #HURCH IN $ECEMBER AND STOLEN LAST $ECEMBER *UNE ON THREE COUNTS OF VALUED AT STEALING TOOLS OWNED BY (OYT "UFFKINS PRIOR RECORD IN- STATUTORY RAPE INVOLVING A ! PHOTOGRAPH OF 7RIGHT WAS 'RAHAM *R OF 'REEN 3EA 3# CLUDES CONVICTIONS FOR POSSES- YEAR OLD GIRL NOT AVAILABE FROM THE 3HERIFF S "UFFKIN ALSO PLEADED TO mEEING SION OF A STOLEN VEHICLE IN (E WAS ALSO ARRESTED FOR POS- /FlCE Old TO ELUDE ARREST ON $EC mEEING TO ELUDE ARREST THE SAME SESSION OF MARIJUANA WITH IN- !N ASSISTANT DISTRICT AT- AFTER HE BROKE INTO 7ILSONS YEAR PLUS LARCENY IN TENT TO SELL PLUS TWO COUNTS OF TORNEY DISMISSED IN 3UPERIOR !UTO 3ALES IN (ALLSBORO AND AND #OURT THIS WEEK A WORTHLESS SELLING MARIJUANA AND MAIN- CHECK FOURTH OFFENSE CHARGE taining his vehicle as a place Augusta Huggins Assault AGAINST A #HADBOURN WOMAN Mountain marijuana cheap, TO KEEP AND SELL ILLEGAL DRUGS $ O U G L A S BECAUSE OF THE hAGEv OF THE (UGGINS PLEADED TO ALL OF THE ABOVE CHARGES BUT WAS GIVEN -ARION -AL- CASE DATING FROM according to teen’s father NO ADDITIONAL TIME ACCORDING TO THE PLEA AGREEMENT IN THE COURT PASS *R (OWEVER $ANA .OBLES -ITCHELL ,EE !N- THE MOUNTAINS THAN RECORD 4HE THREE COUNTS OF STATUTORY RAPE WERE DISMISSED IN OF 7ATERLINE OF *AMES .OBLES 2OAD #HAD- DERSON OF !SHE- IN THIS REGION 4HIS THE PLEA DEAL 7AY 2IEGEL- BOURN PLEADED IN $ISTRICT VILLE n STUDYING BUSI- WAS AFTER A POUND OF (UGGINS HAD NO PRIOR CRIMINAL RECORD W O O D H A S #OURT IN /CTOBER OF LAST YEAR ness management THE WEED WAS FOUND been arrested IN THE SAME CASE AND RECEIVED AT 5.# 7 n WAS AR- IN A BOX STORED IN ON FELONY AS- A JAIL TERM OF DAYS 3HE AP- RESTED HERE AT !NDERSONS &ORD SAULT CHARGES PEALED THE JUDGMENT PM ON *ULY FOR %SCAPE Break-ins, thefs involving the Malpass 3HE WAS ARRESTED IN possession of mari- (ERRING SAID A The following were victims of a break-in and/or theft re- h"ILLY CLUBv BEATING OF HIS FA- for writing a worthless check Anderson JUANA WITH INTENT TO SMALL AMOUNT OF MAR- ported on date shown: THER $OUGLAS -ARION -ALPASS OF TO THE 4ABOR #ITY SELL AND MAINTAINING HIS VE- IJUANA WAS FOUND AFTER OFlCERS s !UG n *OHN "EST 7HITEVILLE n BREAK IN OF VEHICLE AT $R 3HERIFFS $EPUTY *EREMY "0 3TATION IN &EBRUARY HICLE AS A PLACE TO KEEP USE AND SMELLED THE DRUG FOLLOWING A "ERRYS OFlCE ALONG 53 "YPASS THEFT OF 3AMSUNG CELL PHONE ,EWIS OBTAINED THE WARRANT RECORDS SHOW SELL ILLEGAL DRUGS VEHICLE STOP DURING A CHECK- s *ULY n 6IRGINIA -AY 'AUSE 3HALLOTTE n BREAK IN OF HOME THAT CHARGED THE YOUNGER -AL- !NDERSONS FATHER TOLD 3HER- POINT LAST WEEKEND !NDERSON ALONG 0ORTER 2OAD 4ABOR #ITY THEFT OF ASSORTED COSTUME JEWELRY PASS WITH ASSAULT WITH A DEADLY IFF S $RUG $ETECTIVE !ARON (ER- was headed east when arrested s *ULY n 4ERESA -ICHELLE 4ROY 7HITEVILLE n THEFT OF WATER WEAPON INFLICTING SERIOUS RING MARIJUANA WAS CHEAPER IN NEAR $ELCO PUMP FROM RENTAL HOME ALONG 4OM 3ESSIONS 2OAD 7HITEVILLE INJURIES 4HE OLDER MAN HAD IN- Marijuana s *ULY n !MBER !NNETTE (ILL 0ARK , $RIVE #HADBOURN n JURIES INmICTED TO HIS LEFT SHOUL- BREAK IN THEFT OF UNNAMED 46 DER RIGHT ELBOW LEFT WRIST AND 2AY 2AT- Probation for break-in s *ULY n *AMES %RVIN 4YSON %RVIN 4YSON !VENUE 7HITE- both legs while the two men TLEY *R +EV I N - I C H A E L SUSPENDED VILLE n THEFT OF 3PRINGlELD RImE DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN WERE IN THEIR HOME OF THE $IAL OF #ARUCCI $IAL BROKE INTO s *ULY n $EBRA "RANNON -ILLS /LD $ELCO n THEFT OF CASH 4HE OLDER -ALPASS SAID HIS BLOCK OF 53 $RIVE 7HITEVILLE WAS 2EBECCA 3IMMONS s *ULY n 3TARLING -ICHAEL &OWLER 0EACOCK 2OAD #HADBOURN SON ACCUSED HIM OF hMESSING #HAD- placed on probation HOME IN (AMPTON n BREAK IN THEFT OF -ICROSOFT %LITE 8BOX AND SECOND -ICROSOFT WITHv THE YOUNGER MANS GIRL- BOURN WAS FOR TWO YEARS HERE THIS #OURT HERE IN *UNE 8BOX SYSTEM GAMES TWO PAIRS OF GOLD EARRINGS SILVER NECK- FRIEND AND BEGAN TO BEAT HIM a r r e s t e d week after he pleaded (E WAS FOUND LACE .IKE BOOK BAG *ULY FOR Rattley possession IN 3UPERIOR #OURT TO hiding in a storage s *ULY n "RENDA 7ORLEY 2EALTY 7HITEVILLE n THEFT OF SIGN OF MARIJUANA WITH INTENT TO breaking and enter- closet on the balco- FROM 0INCKNEY 3TREET LOCATION SELL AFTER GRAMS ALONG WITH ING ! PRISON TERM OF NY 4HIS WAS HIS lRST s *ULY n "ROWNS /UTDOOR 53 $ELCO n THEFT OF FOOT a set of scales and plastic pack- lVE TO SIX MONTHS WAS Dial CRIMINAL CONVICTION BY FOOT CHAIN LINK ANIMAL PEN Cocaine s *ULY n 'ERALD 3TEFFORD 3TACKHOUSE 7ILL )NMAN 2OAD 4A- *OSEF ETS WERE FOUND IN A COOKIE TIN BOR #ITY n BREAK IN THEFT OF CHECK CHECKBOOK TWO JEWELRY # A S E Y INSIDE HIS VEHICLE BOXES SILVER NECKLACE WITH HEART CHARM WITH CROSS IN CENTER 6ANEYKEN The warrant was obtained Youth gets probation RING WITH DIAMOND ACCENTS HERRINGBONE GOLD NECKLACE THREE OF .# BY 3HERIFFS $RUG $ETECTIVE ESCAPADE 4HEY WERE -ATTHEW 7AYNE TIER GREEN NECKLACE CASH GOLD HUMMINGBIRD BROACH .ORTH !ARON (ERRING 4HERE WAS A FORGED AND CASHED (URST OF #OUNTRY s *ULY n !NGELA .ICHOLE 0HILLIPS 53 4ABOR #ITY n 7HITEVILLE hSTRONG ODORv OF MARIJUANA #O DEFENDANTS ARE ,ANE 4ABOR #ITY WAS BREAK IN THEFT OF NINE BOXES OF STEAKS was sent to FROM 2ATTLEYS VEHICLE AFTER A placed on probation #HRISTOPHER "RYAN prison for TRAFlC STOP THE DETECTIVE SAID FOR A YEAR IN 3UPERIOR #ROSS !ARON $AVID SIX TO EIGHT #OURT HERE THIS WEEK * A C O B S . I C H O L A S M O N T H S n Vaneyken after he pleaded to *AMES *ACOBS AND -I- with a credit of more than TWO COUNTS OF MISDE- Hurst CHAEL *USTIN -C,EAN www.whiteville.com EIGHT MONTHS DAYS n HERE Tabor City man MEANOR LARCENY (URST HAD NO PRIOR RECORD IN 3UPERIOR #OURT THIS WEEK (URST PLEADED TO PARTICIPAT- ! DAY JAIL TERM WAS SUS- $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ when he pleaded to possession arrested in thef ING WITH FOUR OTHER YOUNG MEN PENDED FOR PROBATION $ $ OF COCAINE in breaking into vehicles in $ $ 6ANEYKEN WAS ARRESTED IN of hay baler THE )NMAN ,AKE 2OAD AREA IN $ $ .OVEMBER AFTER HE WAS 4IMOTHY .OVEMBER WHERE SEVERAL $ Don’t $ FOUND WITH COCAINE FOLLOWING A *ASON 3PIV- ITEMS WERE STOLEN /NE OF THE DEBT RELIEF $ $ VEHICLE STOP BY 3HERIFF S DRUG EY OF SUSPECTS DROVE A VEHICLE WHILE Bankruptcy $ $ DETECTIVES ON #EDAR "RANCH (ARDY 2OAD OTHERS WALKED THROUGH THE Stop Foreclosures $ Sweat It! $ 2OAD SOUTH OF #HADBOURN 4ABOR #ITY neighborhood and tested ve- Get A Fresh Start $ $ 7HILE OFlCERS WERE DEALING has been ar- HICLE DOORS TO SEE IF THEY WERE $ $ WITH A CO DEFENDANT &RANK rested on a UNLOCKED REPORTS SHOWED Attorney $ $ 'EORGE "ECKER *R 6ANEYKEN charge of fel- &OUR COUNTS OF BREAKING Spivey James $ $ mED ON FOOT (E WAS FOUND AT THE ONY LARCENY INTO VEHICLES PLUS lVE OTHER Robbins $ Beat the Heat With a Cool Loan from $ NEARBY HOME OF HIS GIRLFRIEND ON A WARRANT OBTAINED BY 3HER- cases of misdemeanor lar- $ $ (IS PRIOR RECORD SHOWS CON- IFF S $EPUTY $USTIN &OWLER CENY FRAUD AND FORGERY WERE 922 S. Madison St. $ $ VICTIONS FOR UNAUTHORIZED USE 3PIVEY IS CHARGED WITH STEAL- DISMISSED IN THE PLEA DEAL Whiteville $ Cardinal Finance Company $ OF A VEHICLE IN AND ING ON -AY A HAY BALER 4HE FRAUD AND FORGERY CASES IN- $ 608 S. Madison St., Whiteville, NC 28472 $ FORGERY IN AND TWICE OWNED BY "ENNETT !LLEN 7ILDER volved two checks stolen from $ $ FOR LARCENY IN PLUS BREAK- AND VALUED AT ACCORDING 7ILLIAM # "ORENS VEHICLE CALL 642-4860 $ (910) 642-5174 $ ING AND ENTERING IN TO THE WARRANT DURING THE )NMAN ,AKE 2OAD www.bankruptcylawwebsite.com $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ The News Reporter, Thursday, Aug. 2, 2012 - 5A
The Veterans Administration’s portable offce was at the Vietnam Veterans of America building in Whiteville July 25. Six sought for absconding A “Slow Traffc” sign was on U.S. 701 Bypass, just north of Whiteville for southbound Six probationers in Co- vehicles over the weekend, due to heavy beach traffc. lumbus County, all believed to be living near their last- known address, are being Fair Bluf man sought by probation officers for violating their terms of Tabor police target arrested for probation. The six are Nicholas Dale in attempted robbery felony larceny Carmichael, 31, of White- C l a y t o n ville; Erica Ann Gamble, 35, Tabor City Police Officer Grainger while he was still in Daniel McCoy, of Chadbourn; Ernest Dan- Carmichael Gamble Gore Jeff Grainger was not injured his vehicle. Police recovered 33, of Railroad iel Gore, 46, of Clarendon; early last Saturday when at a SKS assault rifle and pistol Street, Fair Odom O’Brian Bryant, 22, of least two shots were fired at from the suspect car. Bluff, was ar- Tabor City; Jerry Lee Lewis him and/or his vehicle while Video showed three males, rested recently Green, 29, of Whiteville; and he was chasing a car contain- one armed with a rifle, walking on charges of James Junior “Trapp” Nel- ing possible robbery suspects. outside the Cyber Café prior felony larceny McCoy son, 29, of Tabor City. Grainger discovered a 1997 to Grainger’s discovery of the and fraud involving the theft of Carmichael was placed Mitsubishi Mirage parked car. The Cyber Café’s doors tin siding, and the sale of the on probation in July 2011 behind Tabor City Family were locked, and the robbers stolen goods. after his conviction of DWI. Medicine’s offices, near the were unable to enter. All three Fair Bluff Police Chief His last known address Bryant rear of the Cyber Café location suspects wore masks. Justin Hewett obtained the was 75 Powell Acres Drive, Green Nelson at the intersection of U.S. 701 warrant that shows McCoy Whiteville. known address was 12652 U.S. Whiteville. and N.C. 904. stole 120 pounds of tin from Gamble was put on pro- 701 South, Clarendon. Nelson was convicted in The car sped away from Store thef a building owned by Randy bation on May 22, 2012 af- Bryant was convicted of July 2010 of selling drugs, the location when Grainger Evans during the period of ter a conviction for a win- second-degree kidnapping and his last known address Gwendalen Lasha Evans, approached, and eventually March 1-19, 2012. The tin had dow tint violation. Her last in November 2011. His last was 132 Yam Lane, Tabor 16, of Hamer Street, Fair Bluff, crashed on Hickman Road and a value of $2,500, according to known address was 222 known address was 204 Ridge- City. was arrested here Aug. 1 for came to a stop on the railroad. the warrant. South Brown Street, Chad- land Acres, Tabor City. Anyone with information stealing $42.81 worth of school Four males exited the car and bourn. Green was convicted in about one or more of these supplies and nail-care items fled on foot. Gore was convicted of September 2011 of larceny, and absconders is asked to call at Walmart, according to local At least one of the sus- Probation for driving with a revoked li- his last known address was 102 the local Probation & Parole police. pects fired two shots toward cocaine cense in June 2011. His last Knight’s Cove, Apartment C-1, office at 642-6531. Kevin Todd Willard, 30, Woman arrested in larceny of the 8200 block of N.C. 904 East, Tabor City, was placed PRODUCE ing leads, a bottle of Gamble arrested in thef T a r a M a r i e on probation for two years here & SEAFOOD argon gas, 12 sheets Kevin Devon Gam- Detective Lt. Bobby Rhodes, 30, of U.S. this week after he pleaded in of stainless steel, ble, 24, of Covey Run Fowler. Highway 76, Nichols, Superior Court to possession 24 feet of stainless Apartments, White- Gamble is charged -PDBM8BUFSNFMPOT S.C., has been arrest- of cocaine. steel pipe, a roll of ville, has been arrest- with stealing a Mi- BOE$BOUBMPVQFT ed for felony larceny Willard was arrested in copper wire, and a ed on a charge of lar- crosoft Xbox game in a 2008 case on a February 2011 after a traffic five-gallon gas can, ceny by employee on system from Aaron’s 'SFTI#PJMFE1FBOVUT warrant obtained by stop on Dothan Road. His prior all owned by Wanda a warrant obtained Rental of Whiteville Sheriff ’s Detective Rhodes record shows convictions for Gamble Fresh Frozen Spots Williams Rhodes of by Whiteville Police on July 9. Jeremy Barber. cruelty to animals in 2009, -C#PY Rhodes is charged with Chadbourn, and having a value DWLR in 2007, and assault on stealing a chain hoist, tool of $15,658. The date of the theft a female in 2005. A prison term Fresh Catfsh, box full of tools, copper weld- was April 28, 2008. of four to five months was Croakers, Mullets suspended. 4FB#SFBN'MPVOEFS Medium - Large (31-35 ct.) Station break-in Shrimp $6.99 Lb. or 5 Lb. $30 Beware of scam The Kangaroo convenience The Columbus County er ID identified the number as Advertise Extra Large (26-30 ct.) store a block south of the court- Ray’s $ $ Sheriff’s Office is notifying coming from an unrecognized house here was broken into at Shrimp 7.99 Lb. or 5 Lb. 35 area residents of a telephone area code. 2:37 a.m. today (Thursday), and Fresh Jumbo scam designed to allow unau- Remember: Do not provide several tobacco items were sto- Shrimp $8.99 Lb. or 5 Lb. $40 thorized individuals to gain ac- username, password or any len, according to police. cess to your computer system. account information over the Here! Old Timey Corn Meal Missing from the store were The scam involves un- telephone. 16 packs of Newport cigarettes, -C#BH identified individuals calling Do attempt to take notes on and boxes of White Owl and If you’re reading this, so are Assortment of Bows & random telephone numbers what was said or told to you Swisher Sweet cigars. stating that they are from during the telephone conver- your potential customers. Wreaths for all Occasions Microsoft and that your com- sation. $4.00 Bale puter has an issue such as: a If you think the call is le- Pinestraw security issue, a virus, or some gitimate ask yourself: Vineland Call 642-4104 to place your ad Carports 18x20 $695 plus tax software is not functioning Did you call company X properly. (who ever they say they are and start reaching them today. DOG KENNELS 1. The callers have had working for)? 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In addition to being chamber director Kim Hutch- cess in today’s ever-changing der Women” will be the guest a member of national and ens. “We are pleased to be economy. speaker at the Women Leading international businesswomen able to bring someone of her The luncheon is Aug. 15 Columbus luncheon Aug. 15. organizations, Girard and her caliber and experience to from 11:30 a.m. until 1 p.m. Judy Girard, president husband Richie volunteer Whiteville, and we are sure Reservations and pre-payment emeritus of the Food Network with hospice patients and chil- she can offer some solid advice are required. Contact the and HGTV, will deliver a pro- dren’s reading programs. They for local businesswomen and chamber at 642-3173 for more gram called “How are we do- live at Wrightsville Beach. entrepreneurs.” details. ing with that glass ceiling?” at Girard will be available for Women Leading Columbus Vineland Station. Tickets are questions after her program, was founded by the chamber Jefferson Weaver Vision Van coming $15, and the deadline is Friday. and is well known for her abil- to bring local businesswomen 910-642-4104 ext. 227 The Lions Club Vision Van will be in Whiteville two days [email protected] Girard founded the Food ity to provide useful advice for together to network and ex- instead of one, as announced earlier. It will be in the Columbus County Health Department parking lot (old hospital building on Jefferson Street) on Friday, Aug. 3 CPR from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m., and on Saturday in the Sears Continued from page 1-A parking lot at South Whiteville from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. The public is invited to participate in this free screening ing with mannequins so that minutes after a cardiac event, Ward said the new require- chance of survival, but only 32 to detect vision problems. Anyone known to have an eye students become proficient in survival rates drop signifi- ment will be a great benefit to percent of cardiac arrest vic- problem will be referred to a doctor. The two-day visit is order to pass a test approved cantly. everyone. tims get CPR from a bystander, sponsored by Whiteville Lions Club. by the American Heart As- “In rural areas (rescue) CPR training for gradua- according to the AHA. For sociation, or American Red can’t get there fast enough,” tion in North Carolina has ac- more information and to see Cross.” Hammond said, adding that tually been required—but not a quick video go to heart.org. Schools will be required to compression-only techniques enforced—since 1997. Several Another state bill recently maintain documentation in are also an option that can other states had added or are signed into law requires all Youth art clinic an electronic database that save lives. adding the requirement sup- state buildings have at least students have successfully Darian Tyler, a Whiteville ported by various organiza- one automatic external defi- completed CPR instruction Rescue paramedic, said he tions, including the American brillator. slated Aug. 6-7 to meet “Healthful Living Es- responded to a call at a local Heart Association. Columbus County Arts Clay sessions will be supplied, sential Standards.” retail store where a woman’s The organization reports Council will sponsor a youth along with free breakfast, Nicole Cartrette Donna Hammond, with life was likely saved because that “70 percent of Americans art clinic Aug. 6-7 from 9 a.m. lunch and snacks. Due to space Buckhead Fire and Rescue CPR was being performed feel helpless to act during a 910-642-4104 ext. 225 [email protected] until 12:30 p.m. at the Arts constraints only 20 will be and EMS training officer with before the paramedics arrived. cardiac emergency because Center, 822 South Madison accepted on a first come, first Southeastern Community Col- Tyler agrees that the training they either do not know how to Street in Whiteville. It is open served basis. Pre-register by lege, said the new law is a step for high school students is administer CPR or their train- to boys and girls ages 6 to 10 calling 910-640-6624 and make in the right direction. worthwhile. ing has significantly lapsed.” and the cost is $5. registration checks payable “High school kids are quick “They should be taught Statistically, most cardiac Burton is new All needed art materials for to Columbus County Arts learners,” Hammond said. CPR,” Tyler said. “If one arrests, 88 percent, take place the Introduction to Air Dry Council. “The more people that get student saves one life it’s at home. CMS principal certified the better.” worthwhile.” “The life you save with CPR Hammond said there is a Joseph Ward, Chief of Na- is mostly likely to be someone Orrum Middle School Prin- direct correlation between kina Fire and Rescue, said he you love,” the AHA suggests. cipal Chris Burton has been the number of people with learned CPR in middle school Effective bystander CPR employed as the new principal CPR certification and survival at Old Dock. provided immediately after of Central Middle School. rates. “We learned it in eighth sudden cardiac arrest can The News Reporter will have “In Washington State you grade,” Ward said, recalling double or triple a victim’s a story on Burton next week. have to have CPR training to it was part of the physical get a driver’s license,” she education class instruction. 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Lewis said. “We are down to remaining candidates reside. A terminated supervisor looking at the third and fourth “I’d rather not say where claimed race and age discrimi- candidates.” they are,” Lewis said, but did nation played a role in her Time and reference checks add that half of the candi- dismissal. played a role as the board fo- dates resided in North Caro- Fogle denied that race cused its efforts on candidates lina. “That is a thing the board played any role in his firing who were not originally their discussed that a person in the of the employee who made top choices. state or the county be given an profane postings on Facebook Lewis said the first candi- opportunity.” about her job. The terminated date was not quick to supply Lewis hinted that the new employee later dropped her reference information. director may have no direc- case. “We were having to run tor’s experience. Director Linda Fry gave them down for the informa- “The first choice would her resignation in 2009, after tion,” Lewis said. have been really good for us as less than two years on the job. “We pursued on down the a previous director of social Fry said she had intended to list and the second person got services,” Lewis said. stay in Columbus County but a job someplace else.” “We are hopeful with train- became discouraged when she Clemmons in high school. Clemmons in the Army. Clemmons today. Lewis admits the board ing they can do the job,” Lewis was denied pay increases for “killed two to three weeks said. “Hopefully we will have herself and staff. waiting on the first guy.” an announcement by the first Columbus County Social The process is “a long of the week.” Services has some of the Clemmons drawn out” one “but we want Weeks ago, Lewis said five lowest paid employees, she Continued from page 1-A to make sure we give the candidates had been inter- said. Fry said her salary, at person the opportunity to viewed with two being “local.” roughly $64,000 at the time, stored for future use by the overrun his base camp. “We saved. Atheists, agnostics – respond to any negative refer- Commissioners set the sal- was fifth from the bottom in Viet Cong – South Vietnamese had three rows of wire, and they’re all praying out loud. ence,” Lewis said. ary for the position but the di- the state. She sought a $5,000 citizens who masqueraded as one VC would go to the wire, Warrior for Jesus Lewis would not disclose rector serves at the will of the pay increase. workers during the day, and get shot and fall on the wire. “Now I’m a warrior for in what states or counties the Social Services board. Com- The county board of com- changed to enemy combat- Others would step on him to Jesus. I live my Vietnam ex- missioners have approved a missioners subsequently ap- ants at night. get to the next line of wire, perience all the time, and I’m $75,000 salary for the position. proved a larger salary for Gunship called in and so on. open to help other Vietnam In recent years the DSS the next director, Fogle, who “A sniper’s bullet hit my “After one of the attacks veterans. Every man who was Schools plan director’s position has experi- started at $75,000 a year. lower left leg, and fractured we found our Vietnamese there is mentally wounded,” enced a high rate of turnover. The director oversees a the bone,” he recalled. It was barber among the bodies. He he stated. After just 16 months on the staff of 141 and a budget of July 16, 1966 – his mother’s had helped lead the attack,” He said this nation needs STEM camps job, Gerald Fogle, a director more than $11 million. birthday. “My platoon ser- Clemmons said. Clemmons to return to the military with 30-plus years of experi- Columbus County Schools geant got on the radio and is the seventh Vietnam vet- draft. “It puts them in the ence in South Carolina who will sponsor science, technol- Nicole Cartrette called for a helicopter gun- eran interviewed recently to right direction for the rest of grew up in Fair Bluff, called ogy, engineering and math 910-642-4104 ext. 225 ship to come and get me out. mention that their barbers their life. it quits after weeks of inves- [email protected] (STEM) camps for upcoming The medevac choppers were were VC. “War is a terrible thing. tigation. freshmen at each local high “One night they kept com- getting hit so bad with small There’s going to be wars and school. The camps will consist arms fire, they couldn’t get in ing inside the wire, and we rumors of wars till the end of of half-day sessions exposing where we were,” Clemmons slaughtered them. I had an time,” Clemmons stated. students to STEM and project- stated. M-16, but I liked the M-14. It Clemmons is the son of based learning, as well as Happy Sweet 16th Birthday “Two guys grabbed me and was more dependable. If we Curtis and Aleene Akers introduce freshmen to high Taylor Benton August 3, 2012 ran with me at least 150 yards weren’t shooting our rifles, Clemmons of Clarksville, school facilities. to the chopper. Bullets were we were cleaning ‘em. Tenn., and he has a brother, Dates and times include: flying all around our heads. I He’d do it again Steven living in Virginia near West Columbus - Monday, had my arms draped around “Yes, I’d do it again. I Washington, D.C., a brother, Aug. 13, - 7:45-11:30 a.m. their shoulders. wouldn’t like it, but I’d go Van of Clarksville, and a East Columbus - Monday, “As they threw me in the back, even if they fought the brother, Ronnie in Tennessee Aug. 13, - 12:45-4:30 p.m. gunship I got hit in my right war the same way again. Ridge, Tenn. A later brother, South Columbus- Tuesday, leg, almost in the same place “We should have started Johnny, lived in Colorado Aug. 14, - 7:45-11:30 a.m. as where I had the wound in in the southern end of South Springs, Colo. All freshmen are encour- my left leg. Thank goodness, Vietnam, and gone all the way Clemmons married Bobbie aged to attend. Registration is it was just a flesh wound in to Hanoi, and wiped them out. Benton, and he has a step- now open and will close Friday, my right leg. I could hear I was lucky. The bullets that daughter, Adrian Robertson Aug. 10. bullets hitting the chopper hit me didn’t have my name of Conway, S.C., and daugh- Visit the Columbus County as it hovered just above the on them. They had, ‘To whom ters Nicole Toy of Cary, and Schools website at www.colum- From Beautiful Baby to Amazing Young Lady ground,” Clemmons contin- it may concern,’” Clemmons D’An of Virginia Beach, Va., bus.k12.nc.us. Love, Mom & Family #3068 ued. declared. and five grandchildren. Million-dollar wound He didn’t get his Purple “That pilot was one of the Heart award for 34 years. He Bob High bravest guys I’ve ever known. didn’t care for most of those 910-642-4104 ext. 247 The day I was shot I lost one years, but now he’s proud of [email protected] of my best buddies, and four his service. others were wounded. Killed wrong people “I got what they call the “We were called ‘baby kill- ‘million-dollar wound.’ Some- ers’ when we got back to the YARD thing that got me out of the States. I asked somebody who SALE war zone, but nothing that were those people calling us would keep me from healing, all those names. He answered, Sat. Aug. 4th and almost becoming normal ‘They’re Americans.’ 7:30-2:30 of Lumberton is your again,” he pointed out. Clem- “We killed the wrong peo- Rain Date: Aug. 11 mons said he almost lost his ple,” I told the guy. same times left leg, but they finally man- Clemmons’ service in- aged to get the bullet out of cluded the usual exposure Home Interior the bone, and pulled the skin to Agent Orange and other Dining Room Set together to close the wound. chemicals. He also fell in a TVs “It’s still tender.” disguised well, and injured Recliner Clemmons spent more both knees. He’s had 14 knee Coffee Maker than 100 days in military operations and still has to be Coffee Pots hospitals in Japan, and un- careful when walking. Notebooks derwent several surgeries to ‘Do body count’ Paper repair his left leg. When he Clemmons said, “We Book Bags had recovered, his battlefield shouldn’t have been in Viet- Some Handbags days were over because he nam. We didn’t go to win. The Women’s Shoes SCHOOL couldn’t traverse the ground experts say we lost. I say, ‘Do Men’s Shoes at a speed to keep up with fel- a body count!’ There’re 58,000 Men’s Shirts low soldiers. names on a wall versus two Suits - Men’s Women’s He was assigned to a sup- million. Our leaders said it & Children ply company and spent the wouldn’t happen again, and Shorts rest of his 13-month tour on we went right into Iraq and Capri Sets & Pants Okinawa. Afghanistan, and we’re doing Knit Tops Another VC barber it all over again,” Clemmons Sports Swimwear Before he was wounded stated. Coats • Hats Clemmons recalled several He said on the battlefield Child’s Drum Set attacks by the Viet Cong at everyone is talking to God, 4037 Union Valley Rd. UNIFORM night as they attempted to asking for their lives to be Whiteville
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ALFRED JOEL GARRETT DEATH NOTICE DEATH NOTICE DEATH NOTICE DEATH NOTICE DEATH NOTICE JULIAN -- Alfred Joel Gar- rett, 71, died Tuesday, July EUCLID SOLES DAPHNE PRIDGEN PENNIE LOU 17, 2012. He was born Nov. 18, TABOR CITY -- Euclid WILSON WILLIAMSON NANCE 1940, the son of the late Max Wondee Soles, 83, died CERRO GORDO -- Daphne CERRO GORDO -- Pennie and Juanita Perry Garrett. He Wednesday, Aug. 1, 2012 at Pridgen Wilson, 72, died Lou Williamson Nance, 83, was a graduate of Nathanael his home. Born in Horry Tuesday July 31, 2012 at died Wednesday, Aug. 1, Greene and attended UNC- County, he was the son of her residence. 2012 at Lower Cape Fear Chapel Hill. He worked as a the late Simon and Norise Mrs. Wilson was born Hospice and Lifecare Cen- pilot with Piedmont and U.S. Cartrette Soles. He was also in Columbus County, the ter in Whiteville. Air for more than 30 years. preceded in daughter of the late John- She was the daughter of Final rites were held Friday, death by three nie Woodrow and Emmer the late Frank and Lou Etta July 20 at Coble’s Lutheran brothers and Wilson Pridgen. She was Martin Williamson and Church. Burial was in the three sisters. a former insurance agent was also preceded in death church cemetery. Loflin Fu- He was a re- and just recently retired by six brothers, Dennis neral Home of Liberty han- tired veteran of the U.S. from Columbus Eye Asso- Williamson, James C. Wil- dled the arrangements. Army. ciates. Mrs. Wilson was a liamson, Thomas William- Joel is survived by his wife, JAMES BENJAMIN Gloria “Dee” Mitchell Gar- NELLIE MAE JORDAN ‘J.B.’ DAVIS Final rites will be held member of Porter Swamp son, Morris Williamson, WILMINGTON -- Nellie at 3 p.m. Friday, Aug. 3 in Baptist Church William Williamson and rett; daughters, Shannon G. WHITEVILLE -- James Enzor and Robin G. Turner, Mae Jordan, 75, of Delco, Benjamin “J.B.” Davis, 86, the Inman Funeral Home Final rites will be held Bob Williamson. went to be with the Lord Chapel with Rev. Chris In- at 3 p.m. Friday, Aug. 3 at Final rites will be held at both of Whiteville, Christian died Wednes- G. VandeVeer of Wilmington; Monday, July 30, 2012 sur- day, July 25, man and Dr. W.P. McLeod Meares Funeral Home in 3 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 4, at rounded by her family and officiating. The family will Fair Bluff. Burial will be Worthington Funeral Home four grandsons; two brothers, 2012 at Co- Carl Garrett, Jeff Garrett, friends. lumbus Re- receive friends one hour in Porter Swamp Baptist with Rev. Bobby Mowery Nellie was born May 28, prior to the service at the Church Cemetery. The fam- officiating. Interment will both of Julian; and one sister, gional Health- Charlotte Harrington of Ju- 1937 in Columbus County care. He was born Aug. 2, funeral home. ily will receive friends from be in Chadbourn Memo- the daughter of the late He is survived by his wife, 7-9 p.m. Thursday, Aug 2 at rial Cemetery. The family lian. 1925 to the late Ethel Davis Memorial contributions Otis A. Coleman and Nellie Headen and the late Sandy Edith Cox Soles; three sons, the funeral home. will receive friends from McCarson Coleman. In ad- Michael Soles (Deborah) Surviving are one daugh- 7-9 p.m. Friday, Aug. 3 at may be made to Coble’s Lu- Daniels of Whiteville. He theran Church, 5200 Coble dition to her parents, she was preceded in death by of Tabor City, Jimmy Soles ter, Susan M. Wilson of the the funeral home in Chad- was preceded in death by (Jill) of High Point, Charlie home; one brother, John bourn. Church Road, Julian, N.C. his wife, Arlene Jones Da- 27283. her husband, Wade B. Jor- vis; one daughter, Gloria; Soles (Melissa) of Longs, Paul “Jerry” Pridgen of She is survived by her dan; one daughter, Darlene and a granddaughter, Sher- S.C.; one daughter, Marcia Lake View, S.C.; two sis- husband, Carlton E. Nance EDWIN IMM JR. Saunders; one son, Eddie ry Kelly. Anderson (Clyde) of Tabor ters, Brenda Joyce Sealey of the home; two daugh- HALLSBORO -- Edwin Os- Jordan; one granddaugh- He was a member of Cher- City; six grandchildren; of Lumberton, Wooddean ters, Kay N. Honeycutt man Imm Jr., 48, died Sunday, ter, Nessie Fowler; and sev- ry Grove Missionary Bap- nine great-grandchildren; Tyler of Cerro Gordo; eight (Johnny) of Chadbourn July 29, 2012 at Lower Cape eral brothers and sisters. tist Church. He served in and extended family Esther nieces and nephews; and 11 and Teresa N. Young Fear Hospice and LifeCare Nellie was a lifelong mem- the U.S. Army for two years Boyd and Elson Stevens; great nieces and nephews. (Keith) of Lumberton; one Center. He was born in New- ber of Delco Pentecostal and in World War II. caregivers, Angela Fowler, A guest book is available son, Greg Nance (Brenda port News, Va. March 24, 1964, Freewill Baptist Church. J.B. was employed as a Rhonda Coen, Lavonda Hy- online at www.mearesfu- Spires) of Cerro Gordo; the son of Nellie Imm of Halls- She was a devoted Christian printer at The News Report- att and Gloria Shipman. neralhome.com. four grandchildren, Wade boro and the late Edwin Osman who never met a stranger er from 1952 until his re- A guestbook is available Williamson, Darryl Nance, Imm Sr. He was also preceded HARVEY SYKES and loved spending time tirement. He organized and at inmanfuneralhome.com. Amanda “Mandy” Pierce in death by maternal grand- BLADENBORO -- Harvey with her family. She was operated Davis Janitorial and Travis Britt; and four parents, Mack and Louise Todd FRANCES SELLERS Sykes, 87, died Monday, July 30, a loving mother, sister, Services. great-grandchildren, Josh- and paternal grandparents, CLIFTON 2012 at Southeastern Hospice grandmother, great grand- Final rites will be held at ua Williamson, Courtney Harry and Jeanie Erb Imm. WHITEVILLE -- Frances House in Lumberton. He was mother, aunt and friend. 1 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 4 at Williamson, Haven Nance, A graveside service was Sellers Clifton, 72, died Mon- preceded in death by his wife, She will be sadly missed by Cherry Grove Missionary and Cole Nance. held Wednesday, Aug. 1 at day, July 30, 2012 at Lower Cape Katie Sykes; four brothers, all that knew her. Baptist Church, 409 Bit- Memorials may be made Flynn Cemetery with Rev. Fear Hospice and LifeCare Raymond, Oscar, Ernest and Final rites will be held at more Road, with Rev. Ken- to the Lower Cape Fear Hos- Whitney Russell officiating. Center. She was the daughter Bill Sykes; one sister, Ruby 1 p.m. Thursday Aug. 2 at neth Davis officiating. Buri- pice and Lifecare Center, Peacock Funeral Home of of the late Samuel Owen and McLamb; and two grandchil- Delco Pentecostal Freewill al will be in Cherry Grove 206 Warrior Trail, White- Whiteville handled the ar- Pearl Woodell Sellers. In 1971 dren. Baptist Church, 283 Kai- Cemetery. Peoples Funeral ville, N.C. 28472 rangements. she became the first female Final rites will be held at 11 ser Road, Delco with Pas- Home of Whiteville is han- He is survived by, in addi- licensed electrician in North a.m. Thursday, Aug. 2 at But- tors Mike Owen and Patsy dling the arrangements. CHARLES BURRIS tion to his mother, one brother, Carolina and was a member of ters Baptist Church with Revs. Smith officiating, followed Viewing will be held from WHITEVILLE -- Charles Terry Wheeler of Burling- the Robert Howell Chapter of Bobby Winebarger and Merle by a graveside service at noon-7 p.m. Friday, Aug. 3 Burris, 78, died Tuesday, July ton; and two sisters, Sarah the Society of the Daughters Johnson officiating. Burial will Peterson Cemetery. Coble (family hour will be held 31, 2012 at his residence. Humbles of Newport News, of the American Revolution. be in Singletary Cemetery in Ward-Smith Funeral Home, from 6-7 p.m. for greetings) Arrangements are incom- Va. and Dawn Imm Karafa of Final rites were held Butters. 3915 Oleander Drive Wilm- and Saturday, Aug. 4 one plete and will be announced Southport. Wednesday, Aug. 1 at Worthing- He is survived by one daugh- ington is handling the ar- hour prior to the service at by Peoples Funeral Home of ton Funeral Home with Rev. ter, Linda Wilkins of Bladen- rangements. the church. There will be no Whiteville. RONALD RAY MILLS Archie Paul Bullard officiat- boro; one brother, Earl Sykes Nellie is survived by two viewing after the service. BOLTON -- Ronald Ray ing. Interment followed in of Bladenboro; one sister, Shir- sisters, Margie Ham and He is survived by two Graham Chapel Mills, 44, died Sunday, July 29, Smyrna Baptist Church Cem- ley Jackson of Winnabow; four Dorothy Medlin; one son, daughters, Cynthia D. 2012. He was born in Columbus etery. Worthington Funeral grandchildren; seven great- presents Marva Wade Jordan Jr. and his Kelly of Richmond, Texas County Nov. 3, 1967. He was for- wife, Mary; two daugh- Home in Chadbourn handled grandchildren; four great- Robinson in concert and Angela Davis of the the arrangements. merly employed in commercial ters, Elaine Fowler and her great-grandchildren. The gospel chorus of Gra- home; three sons, Kenneth She is survived by her hus- construction. husband, Cleve, and Joyce ham Chapel A.M.E. Zion Davis (Kathy) of Martins- band, Charles Eugene Clifton Final rites will be held at Marlene Robinson and her Church will hold, in celebra- ville, Va., Andrew Davis of the home; three daughters, Cypress Creek 2 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 2 at husband, Wayne; one son in tion of its anniversary, a con- (Yvette) of Saudia Arabia, Teresa C. Hayes and Tonya Peacock’s Funeral Home of law, Andrew Saunders; four OFWB to hold cert featuring “Lady of song,” Curtis Davis (Michelle) of C. Bunch, both of Whiteville, Whiteville with Rev. Danny grandsons, Travis Fowler, Marva Robinson Sunday, Aug. New Orleans, La.; eight Trina C. Strickland of Cerro Jeffers officiating. Burial will David Robinson and his yard sale Aug. 4 19 at 3 p.m. sisters, Estelle Kennedy, Gordo; three sons, Dennis Clif- be in Peterson-Ellis Cemetery wife, Amber, Chet Saun- The Cypress Creek Original The church is located at Mary Lou Moore, both of ton, Donald Clifton and Greg in Freeman. ders and Jason Jordan; one Freewill Baptist Church auxil- 458 East Arcadia Road, Rie- Palm Coast, Fla., Carolyn Clifton, all of Whiteville; two He is survived by his par- great-grandson, Bentley iary will hold a yard sale Sat- gelwood. Mallory, Rebecca Kennedy, sisters, Bertha Rose Floyd and ents, Bobby Ray Mills and Robinson; and many spe- urday, Aug. 4 from 7 a.m.-until. For more information call both of Bronx, N.Y., Frosty Bonnie S. Strickland, both of Pearl Hinson Mills of Bolton. cial nieces, nephews, cous- The church is located at Curtistene Graham at 655-4501 Nixon, Edith Dowe (Lou- Whiteville; 12 grandchildren ins and friends. 11669 New Britton Hwy. or the church at 655-3759. is), Johanna Bryant, all of and nine great-grandchildren. The family would like to Wilmington, Betty McAl- Rev. Williams Peterson is Batten Family thank Dr. Neill Musselwhite White’s Creek MBC lister (Dock) of Hampton, MACK ODELL WHITE the pastor. and staff, Dr. Ellis Tinsley reunion Aug. 4 Va.; and two brothers, Ollie WHITEVILLE -- Mack Odell to hold anniversary Jr., Dr William Sutton, the The descendants of David Daniels of Brooklyn, N.Y., White, 59, died Sunday, July 29, The senior choir of White’s nurses on the 7th and 10th Sweet Home BC James and Florence Batten Jimmy Daniels of Wilming- 2012 at Northridge Residential Creek Missionary Baptist floors, all the staff at hos- will hold its family reunion ton; 10 grandchildren; 10 Group Home operated by Com- Church will hold its anniver- to hold Cancer run pice, her special caregiv- Saturday, Aug. 4 at Whiteville great-grandchildren; and munity Innovations. sary Sunday, Aug. 5 at 3 p.m. Sweet Home Baptist Church ers, Martha Ayers, Mallie Methodist Church, 902 Pinck- a host of nieces, nephews, A memorial service will be The special guest will be The will hold a Cancer run Sat- Barefoot, Megan Summers, ney Street. cousins and friends. held at 11 a.m. Friday, Aug. 3 at Sensational Nightingales. urday, Aug. 11. Registration Dorothy Medlin and Kathy Gather at 11 a.m. and cov- Smith Funeral Home Chapel Dr. Donald Perkins is the will be held at 10 a.m. in the Medlin. The family would ered dish lunch will be held with Pastor Andy Anderson pastor. Walmart parking lot. Registra- especially like to thank Di- Relay for Life 2013 at noon. officiating. Burial will be in tion fee is $10 per rider and $15 anne King for many years Bring photo albums, scrap- planning meeting Millican Cemetery. Lebanon UMC with passenger. Ride will leave of dedicated devotion. Walmart at 11 a.m. books, etc. Memorial contributions Anyone interested in help- to hold VBS ing plan the 2013 Relay for Food will be available at the may be made to Lower Cape Lebanon United Methodist end of the ride. Fear Hospice and LifeCare Life event should meet at the Welches Creek Beth Israel Synagogue, next to Church will hold its vacation This event is sponsored by Center, 1406 Physicians MBC to hold Bible school with a kickoff the Concerned Bikers Asso- Drive, Wilmington, N.C. Memory’s Plaza, Monday, Aug. 20 from 6-8 p.m. pastor’s anniversary Sunday, Aug. 5 from 5:30-7 p.m. ciation/ABATE of Columbus 28401. followed by a cookout. The County. Help is needed on all com- Welches Creek Mission- The staff of Coble Ward Bible school will run Monday, For more information call First Year In Heaven... mittees. ary Baptist Church will hold –Smith Funeral Home is Aug. 6-Friday, Aug. 10 from Angie Shelley at 653-5187, An- its pastors 33rd anniversary Christopher Lynn honored to serve the family 6-8:30 p.m. gie Fowler at 625-5663 or An- Sunday, Aug. 5 for an all day of Nellie Mae Jordan. Pierce Chapel AMEZ For more information call gela Norris at 840-3848. Williamson service. The morning wor- 6-29-85 ~ 8-4-11 Cassie Ward at 653-2744. Second St. Paul to hold Fish/chicken ship will be rendered by Rev. George Jones and New Mt. MBC to hold cook plate sale Aug. 4 Zion Baptist Church choir of Happy Birthday smart/eat smart class Pierce Chapel A.M.E. Zion Brunswick. In Heaven Second St. Paul Missionary Church will hold a fish and Lunch will be served imme- Baptist Church of Hallsboro chicken plate sale Saturday, diately after the service. The 3 Rev. Elbert will hold a cook smart/eat Aug. 4 in the church fellowship p.m. service will be rendered of Whiteville, Inc. smart class Saturday, Aug. 4 at hall from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. by Rev. Leo Stevenson and Waddell 11 a.m. Meleah Collier of the The church is located at Macedonia Baptist Church “Service with Dependability, 8/2/28 ~ 4/30/03 Columbus County Cooperative 595 Porterville School Road, choir of Supply. Distinction, and Dignity” Extension of Whiteville will be Clarkton. I thought of you today, but that the instructor. Free food sam- This fundraising event will We offer was nothing new, I thought about pling and cooking instructions help replace part of the roof Union Chapel Pre-need Planning you yesterday, and days before that will be demonstrated. damaged by the recent storm. too. I think of you in silence. I Rev. Acie Robinson is the Donations accepted. FWBC to hold and Insurance often speak your name. All I have pastor. usher’s anniversary are memories, and a picture in a Regardless of Age frame. Your memory is a keepsake Union Chapel Freewill Bap- Hallsboro UMC Hallsboro COG from which I’ll never part, God tist Church will hold its usher’s or Health Condition has you in his arms, I have you to hold VBS anniversary Sunday, Aug. 19 at to hold VBS in my heart. Love and miss you 4 p.m. Pastor Corey Lyons and Highway 130 East, Whiteville Hallsboro United Methodist Hallsboro Church of God forever. My heart is broken. Miss New Beginnings Missionary Church will hold its vacation will hold its vacation Bible Phone (910) 642-4055 that smile and laughter. Baptist Church of Chadbourn Bible school Saturday, Aug. 4 school Wednesday, Aug. 8-Fri- Fax (910) 642-8535 You will always be my baby. will be in charge of the service. from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. for kinder- day, Aug. 10 from 6:30-8:45 p.m. Email Love Always, #3071 The church is located on garten-8th grade. and Saturday, Aug. 11 from 5-7 [email protected] Mama Ricky, Cory, Memaw, East Mill Street. The church is located on p.m. Jonathan, Heahter, Candace, Elder J.C. Robinson is the Visit our website: Hallsboro Road, South. For more information call Brittany, Penny David & Josh Chuck Smith is the pastor. 840-4305. pastor. www. peoplesofwhiteville.com Love,Your Family #3069 LaDeen Powell, C.O.O. The News Reporter, Thursday, August 2, 2012 – 9-A Tax free Continued from page 1-A
downtown Whiteville. “This is purchases of clothing, school NCDOR’s website for a complete a great time for people to stock supplies and computers. Sales list of items that qualify. up on back-to-school clothes and tax exempt purchases include Stanley said that while he be- supplies.” clothing, footwear, and school lieves in retailers paying their All Tied Up has approved supplies of $100 or less; school fair share of taxes, “everybody school uniforms for several instructional materials of $300 needs a break sometimes. schools, and shirts and other or less; sports and recreational “We get a lot of service for uniform clothes from every equipment of $50 or less; com- our taxes,” he said. “Nothing school in the county. He also puters costing no more than comes for free, but we all would has several “school packages” $3,500; and computer supplies like to pay less. Still, we have available, as well as popular of $250 or less. to pay for what we get. It’s a casual clothing, just in time for As has always been the case, great idea to let them go for a the untaxed weekend. the exemption list has adjusted few days. It helps the shopper, “Our big sale starts Friday to the times and technology. the businessman, the commu- with the tax-free weekend,” Tablet computers and netbooks nity—everybody needs a couple Stanley said, “and we have of less than $3,500, but eRead- extra bucks, and it never hurts already had some folks asking ers—used primarily for enter- to save them. about it. We’re looking forward tainment, rather than school- “None of us downtown want to it.” work—are not exempt. 10,000 people in our store,” he Tim Blackmon said the Only retailer coupons, not said. “We just want to have a Whiteville Radio Shack has manufacturer discounts, are steady business and make a Offcials at the signing of the memorandum of understanding between Southeastern never had a lot of response on deducted from the price of an living. The tax-free weekend Community College (SCC) and N.C. Wesleyan College (NCWC) are, seated left to right, the tax-free weekend, “but we item. For example, if a customer is a great time to come out and James Gray III, NCWC president, and Dr. Kathy Matlock, SCC president; standing left hope it will change this year. buys a dress priced at $105 and explore what we have available to right, Katie Ferrell, NCWC Wilmington director; Dr. Evan Duff, NCWC interim provost “We always have a good uses a retailer’s coupon for a 10 right here at home.” and vice president of adult and professional studies; John Dismukes, NCWC admis- supply of computers that will percent discount, the discount- Stanley said he expects his sions and advising coordinator; Dr. Morgan Phillips, SCC vice president of academic qualify,” he said. “On top of ed sales price of the dress is package deals will be popular, and student affairs; and Peggy Blackmon, SCC dean of allied health, business and that, I guarantee we have the $94.50 ($105.00 - $10.50 = $94.50), but he also encouraged shop- technology. best-looking sales staff in town.” and the dress is exempt from pers to “spend all day down- Chamber of Commerce presi- sales tax if purchased during town. dent Jackie Ray said the tax-free the holiday. “We have everything in weekend is an excellent chance Clothing accessories or Whiteville anyone could need,” SCC partners with N.C. Wesleyan for people to take a closer look at equipment, protective gear, he said. “There’s no reason to shopping close to home. furniture and business items drive 40 or 50 miles and have to expand educational opportunities “You save fuel, and you find are not exempt from sales tax, great big crowds to fight. Here out real quick you don’t have to and rentals that are normally at home, you’re helping sup- Southeastern Communi- NCWC will offer courses at ment with Wesleyan is just the drive 40 miles to get what you subject to sales tax are also port your local schools, your ty College (SCC) and North SCC’s campus and online latest in a series of partner- want,” she said. “We encourage non-exempt. neighbors, and your friends. Carolina Wesleyan College to allow local students to ships with four-year institu- everyone to support our mer- The Department of Revenue What more do you need? Come (NCWC) have entered into earn a Bachelor of Science tions that expand educational chants in Whiteville and Colum- notes that just because an item downtown and enjoy shopping a partnership to expand the in business administration opportunities for SCC gradu- bus County. Everything you need is required by a sports program for a change. Even if you don’t educational opportunities of from Wesleyan; NCWC will ates and other individuals in is right here, and you’re helping at a school does not make it get anything but a hug, it’s a associate degree graduates in automatically accept South- Columbus County who have your neighbors, too.” automatically exempt. Visit good place to be.” southeastern North Carolina. eastern graduates who are at earned associate’s degrees. The first sales tax free week- SCC President Kathy Mat- least 22 years old with a GPA “For nearly 50 years, end was held in August 2002. lock and NCWC President of 2.0; NCWC tuition will not Southeastern has put short- Since then, retailers have taken James Gray III signed a mem- exceed the state system’s cost term training and two-year advantage of the annual event orandum of understanding of attendance; and Wesleyan degree programs within to offer a variety of sales tar- on Monday at Southeastern will establish a seamless, reach for thousands of Co- geting the back-to-school needs NOW OPEN that outlines the details of the guaranteed, transfer guide lumbus County students. of parents across the state. The Cookies · Cakes · Pies · Cupcakes · Brownies · Cake Pops partnership. for SCC’s associate in arts and This partnership with N.C. holiday begins at 12:01 a.m. * Made to Order * “North Carolina Wesleyan associate in science degree Wesleyan is just one of the Friday and lasts until 11:59 p.m. College understands the im- students. ways that SCC is working to Sunday. Participation in the & Home portance of assisting working “A significant advantage ensure that four-year degree sales tax holiday is required; adults in their communities of this partnership is that an programs are accessible for retailers cannot opt out. Baked to further their education,” advisor from Wesleyan will be our students who desire to Big box retailers across the Goods said Dr. Evan Duff, NCWC available here on Southeast- continue their education,” state will also hold special hours interim provost. “The best ern’s campus to help students said Dr. Kathy Matlock. for the sale, with some opening way to do this is by partnering maximize the transferabil- For more information at midnight Thursday for the with this with high quality community ity of their credits,” said Dr. about the educational oppor- 12:01 a.m. start time of the tax colleges and creating partner- Morgan Phillips, SCC vice tunities that will be available break. FREE Cookie ad ships that have not been seen president of academic and as part of the partnership, According to the state De- 5066 James B. White Hwy. S. in eastern North Carolina student affairs. contact the SCC Admissions partment of Revenue, shop- before.” Southeastern’s president Office at (910)642-7141 or ad- pers can save money on most across from Time Saver in New Hope s (910) 234-4872 As part of the agreement, emphasized that the agree- [email protected]. Digital Pay Absolutely No Sale Tax During Our Continued from page 1-A never before possible. While The combination of both can significantly reduce the Weekend breast tomosynthesis is not technologies is poised to time patients spend in the indicated for all patients, revolutionize how breast mammography suite as well for certain women and in cancer is detected. as reduce the need for repeat Fri. & Sat. certain cases, it is expected The Walters Trust Fund exams. With digital mam- TAX FREE to become the gold standard. 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Common Core: The College a change in Connection By SUSAN HUGHES teaching that Therapeutic Massage Instructor Southeastern Community College
makes sense Headaches and backaches and stress - oh my! I feel safe in saying Simply stated, North Carolina’s adoption that we have all suffered from these of the new Common Core and Essential forms of discomfort at some time Standards initiatives represents the biggest in our lives. change to public education in this state in At Southeastern Community more than 30 years. College, students are being taught and trained to help relieve such Common Core and Essential Standards, ailments through our therapeutic with their vigorously raised expectations massage program. for students in all subject areas, put the Through this two-year pro- state’s schools in line with the 44 other gram, a student can earn an As- states also enrolled. sociate in Applied Science Degree For decades, teachers and parents have in Therapeu- warned lead- tic Massage ers that the The point and become state’s curric- The Common Core and a L i c e n s e d ulum was too Massage and broad and not Essential Standards B o d y w o r k deep enough. curriculum is the big- T h e r a p i s t Common Core gest change in educa- (LMBT). T h e r e i s and Essential tion in decades. It is a Standards will evidence that change that by move that gets educa- massage has reintroducing tion going in the right existed since and reinforc- Public opinion 15,000 B.C. Eu- Susan Hughes direction as it refocuses ropean cave ing the basic drawings depict people using mas- fundamentals on teaching the funda- sage as a way to heal. that children mentals and critical Sofball thanks when you didn’t have to. Trust me, they notice when you are Being an LMBT, I know the must master thinking rather than Either way, I promise you the a part of their accomplishments. powerful effects massage has on before moving “The Test.” On behalf of the East Columbus girls recognized the folks who sup- Last but not least, I thank God hundreds of problems that people on to other Dixie Ponytails team, I would like ported them. for my opportunity to spend time encounter from sleeplessness to ex- areas of study. to say thank you to everyone who To the parents, grandparents, with these girls. Every day, one of cruciating pain. With only minutes For the past 15 years of the state’s ABC’s supported this team. siblings, aunts and uncle, thank them puts a smile on my face. For of work by a massage therapist, of Education and the federal government’s It could have simply been a kind you for being there for these girls. some of them, all they did was many conditions can be relieved. No Child Left Behind, teachers and parents word of “good luck,” maybe it was When life seems out of control smile. Again, thanks to everyone Now let me discuss a little more have warned leaders that students were the loose change you had in your or going too fast, just stop and who supported them, and if you about our program here at SCC. We being “taught the test.” Time has proven ash tray you gave them as they think about these times you en- are not playing Dixie Softball, get offer a two-year degree program in them correct as student after student who stood around the courthouse, or joyed with these girls. signed up. therapeutic massage. scored “proficient” in their subject areas maybe you took time from your day If your heart isn’t filled with Stuart Carroll Within this program, students was still woefully unprepared for college or to come watch them play a game love, nothing else will do it for you. Lake Waccamaw are taught massage techniques the job market. that can be used for relaxation or The assessments of Common Core and for therapeutic purposes. They Essential Standards will require students also are taught body wraps (algae, mud), salt scrubs, hot-stone mas- to be able to read, write and figure out an- sage, and aromatherapy. swers in their heads. The tests will include All of these techniques can be open-ended and essay answers for the first Is manufacturing back? used in a therapeutic way to help time in 30 years. No more lucky guessing to relieve various conditions. We By Dr. MIKE WALDEN on multiple-choice tests. perform massage to help with mi- N.C. Cooperative Extension There are about 300,000 more manufacturing jobs in the nation For years, reading and writing have graine headaches, arthritis, fibro-
taken a back seat to multiple-choice tests today than there were at the bottom of the recession two years myalgia, carpel tunnel syndrome, You’ve perhaps read some and filling in bubble sheets for an automat- ago. That’s the good news. But the bad news is that there are and the list goes on. headlines or seen some news sto- ed scanner to grade. Through courses taught within ries saying, “U.S. manufacturing still more than 200,000 fewer factory jobs now than before the Critical thinking can no longer be ig- the program, students learn how has made a comeback.” recession hit four years ago. nored. It’s the rarest and most needed of all to determine if massage is safe for But is it true? And if so, why? skills. Critical thinking is a survival skill a client. Once these courses are And what does it mean? Is manu- that has been effectively removed from our tive from the recession is that it today is three times greater than completed, students then begin to facturing headed back to being a perform massages, which are of- classrooms. dominant part of our economy, made our factories leaner and 60 years ago, yet the number of The change primarily depends on the meaner, meaning they’re getting farmers and farm workers is fered on campus to the public for a as it was years ago? Are the same minimal fee. folks in the trenches – the teachers. They manufacturing trends evident in more output from their inputs. down 80 percent over the same will be the ones who bear the yeoman’s Many U.S. factories are now en- period. How could this happen? The job market for therapeutic the North Carolina economy? massage is promising. Massage share of work to make this happen. They gaged in a major upgrading of Farmers are using better technol- I’ll provide the data and analyanaly-- therapists in North Carolina earn deserve the support and patience of par- their technology and equipment, ogy, methods and equipment, and sis and let you decide on the an average salary of $43,890, ac- ents, administrators and politicians. which will give them a further substituting these for physical conclusions. cording to the Bureau of Labor competitive boost in years ahead. labor. The same is happening in It won’t happen overnight. It will take First, the major question: Statistics. According to the United A third factor is rising costs manufacturing. years to turn this ship around. Perhaps a Has national manufacturing States Labor Bureau, even in of manufacturing in some key Now, has the good news on decade or more. rebounded? By two broad mea- today’s economic state, massage foreign countries. China is seeing manufacturing included North But we have to start now. We laud the sures, the answer is an unquali- therapy is expected to grow by 20 an uptick in their labor costs, and Carolina? Although we don’t state leaders who, two years ago, adopted fied “yes.” In terms of the quan- percent by the year 2020. Japan is experiencing cost im- yet have state data for 2011, the Common Core and set the new standards tity of manufactured products, I believe that, due to the increase p a c t s trends through 2010 give “yes” into motion. U.S. factories set a record in in medical costs, the percentage f r o m and “not yet” answers. Now, more than ever, is the time for our 2011. The amount we made was could be greater. Massage therapy the tsu- The quantity of the state’s fac- state and local leaders to step up to the 9 percent higher than before the helps to “heal” and not just cover n a m i tory output fully rebounded from plate. The General Assembly needs to fund recession and double the amount up the problem unlike some of our l a s t the recession by 2010, and indeed, whatever is needed to make the changes of 20 years ago. expensive medications that we are y e a r set a record high in that year. We get the same result look-look- sometimes prescribed. – professional development, regional and the However, the value of that output teacher academies and summer school for ing at the dollar value of manu- As an LMBT, you can work in a factured goods. The sales value result- had not yet completely recovered struggling students. wide variety of locations such as (after eliminating general price ing dis- in 2010, and manufacturing jobs Summer schools are expensive, but spas, hair salons, fitness centers, inflation) of manufactured prod- ruption at the end of 2011 were still under not as expensive as tens of thousands of cruise ships, doctor/chiropractor ucts was at an all-time high in t o i t s pre-recessionary levels. offices, resorts, hospitals, and in uneducated, unemployed men and women 2011 and was 10 times higher than energy So what’s the take-away from homes just to name a few. I have walking the streets for the duration of Walden after World War II. market. all these numbers and trends worked on the beach (literally), at their lives, many of whom will find work in That’s right; you read me cor-cor- All about manufacturing? a resort on a deck overlooking the the criminal sector. rectly. Both the amount and value these trends and statistics may Perhaps the most important ocean, in homes, at local shows, The Columbus County commission- of U.S. manufactured goods were sound good, but many of you conclusion is to recognize that schools, and basically anywhere. ers need to show their love for education never larger than in 2011. A big may be asking, What about jobs? the U.S. and North Carolina I could use a massage chair or is equal to their funding of new jails and part of the reason behind the Have manufacturing jobs also manufacturing sectors are not table. I have met a lot of interesting courthouses. manufacturing boom is exports. been returning, and could we get dead, but they are significantly people as well as a few famous ones. Textbooks are expensive, and the Gen- Sales of U.S.-manufactured prod- back to a situation like 50 years different. We can produce more Massage therapists are employed eral Assembly no longer believes in them. ucts to foreign countries have ago, where a person could come with fewer workers, and this by dance troupes, sports teams, ce- Every student in Columbus County needs surged. out of high school and go into the trend will likely continue in the lebrities, and even at the Olympics. access to a personal eBook or Kindle – a For example, from 2005 to factory for a good paycheck? future. Two of SCC’s Therapeutic Mas- device that will allow them to have digital 2010, sales of U.S.-manufactured There are about 300,000 more But this also means you sage Program graduates have versions of textbooks and literature at a exports increased three times manufacturing jobs in the na- shouldn’t look for manufactur- been approached by the Baltimore fraction of the cost of the real things. faster than our purchases of tion today than there were at ing to be the big employer it once Ravens to be massage therapists for the bottom of the recession two was. Nonetheless, if the sector Supplementary reading in all subject manufactured imports. Yes, we the players during the off season. years ago. continues to produce more and areas is a requirement of Common Core, still face a deficit here, but it has So, as you can see, therapeutic mas- That’s the good news. But increase sales, manufacturing and the only way to do that is with students been cut tremendously. sage is a growing business which the bad news is that there are will generate growth for both the can be done nearly anywhere. being issued these eBooks. What’s behind this good news still more than 200,000 fewer national and state economies. Our next start for the therapeu- Now that the county has spent millions for U.S. manufacturers? There have been several factors at work, factory jobs now than before the Given this, you will have to tic massage program will be in on the criminal element, perhaps it can all moving domestic factories in a recession hit four years ago. It’s decide if the new manufacturing January 2013. So now is the time turn its attention to the group that needs positive direction. First is a trend unlikely we’ll ever return to the is as good as the old version. to find out more about the associ- its help the most – the children of Colum- to a lower-valued dollar on the economy where almost one out ate’s degree program, which could bus County. international stage. While this of three jobs was in the factory. lead you to an exciting career as a The commissioners should purchase gets negative headlines, it does Why? Simple: how we manu-manu- Walden is a William Neal massage therapist. the eBook devices as needed. They need to make our exports relatively less facture things has dramatically Reynolds Professor and North If you are interested in learn- provide every science and math lab with expensive in other countries and changed. Today’s factories use Carolina Cooperative Extension ing more about our massage pro- the equipment needed to help budding sci- encourages foreign buying of much more technology and mod- economist in the Department of gram at SCC, please call me at entists and mathematicians. those exports. ern equipment – and fewer work- Agricultural and Resource Eco- (910)642-7141, ext. 319 or email me Perhaps true investment in the young Of major importance has ers – than in decades past. This is nomics of N.C. State University’s at [email protected]. I would love people of Columbus County will make it been an improvement in the how our factories can churn out College of Agriculture and Life to sit down with you and discuss unnecessary to build a bigger jail and pro- relative competitiveness of U.S. more output with fewer workers. Sciences. He teaches and writes the hands-on training opportuni- vide more courtroom space in the future. manufacturers against their In fact, we’ve seen this movie on personal finance, economic ties that Southeastern Community foreign counterparts. One posi- before, in farming. Farm output outlook and public policy. College offers.
The News Reporter, Thursday, August 2, 2012 11-A People, Places and Things Good friends lef a legacy
By CLARA CARTRETTE up blood. I called Dr. Burns everyone was participating After picking up every toy News Editor and he said, “It’s time.” and having fun. in the story, Marti would final- With a breaking heart, I fed The first time I took my ly decide what she wanted. But There are a lot of words I Clem a T-bone steak that night grandsons to the Wildlife what she really wanted was to could use to describe Dr. Clyde and took him to Dr. Burns the Action wild game cook-off go to the back of the store for Burns and Charlie Langston next day. He told me exactly festivities at Lake Waccamaw, the soda fountain surprise. — friend, integrity, honesty, what he would do, assured me another leader was assist- The counter was always lined kindness, giving, sharing, Clem would not be in pain, and ing them in building bird with helium balloons that dedicated, God-fearing, happy, asked if I wanted houses when I contained slips of paper with gentle – and the list could go on to leave the room. turned away to numbers that determined how and on, with “service” at the “No, Clem has talk with a friend. much you would pay for an top of the list. been my loyal As I turned back, ice cream soda or milkshake. The community lost these companion for 12 it was Dr. Burns I think the numbers were wonderful gentlemen earlier years and I’m not who was explain- always smaller than the real this year, and what a loss it is. leaving him,” I ing everything to price so the kids were thrilled I don’t think the void can ever said. I held him them and help- to be getting a bargain. What be filled. Both of them gave so as Dr. Burns in- ing them with a great marketing technique. Students Hannah Hewett and Natalie Price help teacher much to the community and serted the needle their birdhouses. I watched Charlie with fas- Trina Osborne paint the gym walls. expected nothing in return. in his front leg I don’t know how cination as he worked his way Neither sought the limelight; and he went to h e “ c l a i m e d ” through the store, taking time they just went about their sleep peacefully them for the activ- to talk with everyone. I would merry way, doing good things in my ar ms. I ity, but I couldn’t see him up and down the street for the community and light- had planned to have been more and in the newspaper office, ing up the lives of those who take Clem home pleased. Brennan and he was always talking knew and loved them. to bury him and and Brady got to with people — friendliest and These two men left a legacy Dr. Burns wrapped him in the know and love him through best conversationalist in town. here, and they will not be sheet I brought, put him in a Wildlife Action activities. I also watched and listened forgotten. We’ll remember plastic bag, then a box, which I had wanted to write a fea- as he loaned things from the the special times we shared we took to the car. I followed ture story about Dr. Burns for store to people who were plan- with them and we’ll enjoy the Dr. Burns back in to get my years, but he always managed ning charitable events in the bounty they left through their handbag and pay him, biting to put me off. Finally, one day community. One day during good works. my lip to keep from crying. I sternly asked, “When are you one of our chats I told him I Dr. Clyde Burns… it’s dif- “How much do I owe you, going to let me tell your and wish I could take a leave of ficult to put words together be- Dr. Burns?” I asked. DesBert’s story?” absence from my job and fol- fitting his life. He was a family He put his arm around my “Oh, well if you’re going low him for a year just to see man who made his living as a shoulder and said, “Clara, I to write about DesBert, too, how he worked. country veterinarian. Had he am so sorry.” And then I lost it’s OK,” he said. So I got to As we talked I said, “Char- BB&T associates Kaitlyn Penny, Trina Coleman, Karen charged what he was worth to it; through my tears I saw tears tell the community about how lie, you can’t buy a darn thing White and Brenda Lee (left to right) display an instruc- his patients and their owners, well up in his eyes as we said the two met, got married and new in this store.” With a tional board in the girl’s locker room. he could have been a rich man. our goodbyes. Within two days found their way to Whiteville. puzzled expression he looked But service was his game, not I got a sympathy card from his He also shared numerous good at me and I burst out laughing. wealth. office. veterinary stories, some hu- “Nothing’s new in this store He was the vet who would Service… you can’t buy morous and some sad. because you’ve loaned it to cry with you when you had to service like that. I’m glad I had a chance to somebody,” I said with a laugh. BB&T Lighthouse have a beloved pet put down, Little children were espe- talk with Dr. Burns a few days “If somebody needs a set of and laugh with you when cially attracted to Dr. Burns, before his death. dishes and silverware to have times were good. I once had and he to them. In the 1960s Charlie Langston… there’s an event, you just take it off project gives CMS a dog named Clem who came and early 1970s, Columbus never been another one like the shelf and they bring it to work with me every day. Pool would have family out- him. He, too, was all about back within a day or two.” And gym a needed facelif He was special and I called ings once a week, with a Billy giving back to the community. Charlie just smiled. him my newshound because and Bobby Memory cookout He and Roseanne moved to I became acquainted with Associates in BB&T Docu- team sporting events,” White when I left the office to cover followed by square dancing in Whiteville around the time I the wonderful people of Cru- ment Control chose Central said. an event, he went with me. the pool recreation hut. Mar- moved here in 1961. As man- soe Island through Charlie. Middle School as their Light- The Lighthouse project During one of Clem’s routine gie Oliver led dancing, and ager of the Roses store in He knew them all and took me house project for 2012. team included associates from check-ups, Dr. Burns told me Dr. Burns was always the one downtown Whiteville, he pret- down there and I got to know Chairman Karen White Document Control as well as he had heartworms and there who would take the hand of a ty soon knew every merchant them as well. He, Roseanne met with former CMS Princi- the Phone24 Call Center. may come a time when I would toddler to assure they didn’t and every customer by name. and I were honored guests pal Thomas McLam to inquire The team painted both lock- want to “put him down.” Un- get left out of the dance fun. His friendliness and his mar- at a wedding at the home of about any needs the school er rooms in the CMS Hornet fortunately, that was before Dr. Burns was a leader in keting techniques were a real Isaac and Litha Clewis, and might have. color scheme. Thirty lockers the invention of heartworm Wildlife Action and its activi- attraction to children, and I’ve Roseanne played the piano. She remembers McLam were purchased, as well as preventative. ties for children. During an- spent more Saturday after- What a wonderful time we had. saying “walk this way.” He benches and two dry erase “I don’t want him to suffer. nual camp at Steve’s Retreat noons in Roses following my I really miss my good led her to the gymnasium and boards for game strategies. How will I know when it’s north of Hallsboro, he loved daughter Marti around than I friends Charlie and Dr. Burns. explained it was built in 1956. “Once the spark is ignited, time?” I asked. watching the kids catch fish can count. That was what she I envision them in Heaven, No major repairs have been it’s amazing to see the re- “You’ll know,” Dr. Burns and was the leader of the ca- wanted to do every Saturday, still doing good for the friends made since. sults.” White said. “While said with a smile. And I did. noe activities. He was always so that’s what we did. When I they’ve joined there. Their “While the scope of much BB&T associates were busy in My daughter called one day interested in what the kids was not working, my time was gain is our community’s loss. needed repairs exceeded our the locker rooms, McLam and and said Clem was coughing were doing and made sure that my kids’ time. Lighthouse budget, we knew the CMS faculty were working we could successfully make- to paint the gymnasium before over both locker rooms. The the last day of school. locker rooms were lacking “Everyone agreed it was the basic essentials needed to a rewarding project and the SRMC August SCC ofers ConEd courses boost school spirit and enable feedback we’ve received from programs listed Southeastern Community ext. 261 or by visiting the Cen- an oversize/overweight load the students to store their students and faculty has been College’s Workforce and Com- ter in A-Building on the SCC escort vehicle operator. The personal belongings during very positive.” Weight loss seminars munity Development Division campus. cost is $65. physical education class or Southeastern Weight Loss will offer a Small Business How to Get it All Done: Center, an affiliate of South- Center seminar, How to Get it Time Management for Small eastern Regional Medical Cen- All Done: Time Management Business Owners will be held ter, now offers more options for Small Business Owners, Thursday, Aug. 2, 9 a.m-noon for weight loss success. and a class, N.C. Escort Ve- in T-Building, room 120. Pre- Dr. Barry Williamson, of hicle Operator Certification, sented by Mike Collins, this Lumberton Surgical Asso- in the coming weeks. To pre- free seminar will show small ciates, will host a seminar register or for more informa- business owners how to get the on LAP-BANDTM on Aug. 7 tion, call (910) 642-7141, ext. most out of their time by set- from 6–7:30 pm at the South- 296, 397 or 425. ting priorities, planning with eastern Weight Loss Center Financial assistance with purpose, handling conflict and located within the South- registration fees and books crisis, working within a time- eastern Health Mall on the to gain new employment- line, and having a life! campus of Biggs Park Mall in related skills may be avail- N.C. Escort Vehicle Opera- Lumberton. able through the Workforce tor Certification will be held Dr. Eric Velazquez, of Investment Act (WIA) and Saturday, Aug. 11, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Southeastern Surgical Center, other funding sources. To in T-Building, room 122. This will host seminars on a variety see if they qualify, students N.C. DOT approved certifica- of weight loss surgery options should contact the Columbus tion course will be held for including adjustable gastric County Joblink Career Center escort vehicle operators wish- band, sleeve gastrectomy, and immediately at (910) 642-7141, ing to perform the duties of Roux-en-Y gastric bypass on Aug. 8 and 29 from 6-7 pm, also at the weight loss center. Registration is required for all seminars by calling 608-0307.
Fibromyalgia Support Group The Southeastern Neu- romuscular Rehabilitation Center and Rehabilitation Services department of South- eastern Regional Medical Cen- ter sponsor a Fibromyalgia Support Group. The next meeting is sched- uled for Monday, Aug. 13 from August 13-17, 2012 4-6 p.m. A DVD lecture entitled “From Fatigued to Fantastic” by Dr. Jacob Teitelbaum will be presented with a live video question and answer session to follow the lecture. Meetings are held at the Southeastern Lifestyle Day Spa, which is located behind the Southeastern Lifestyle Center for Fitness and Reha- bilitation, 4895 Fayetteville Road in Lumberton. Registration is required by calling 735-2830 or emailing [email protected]. 12-A – The News Reporter, Thursday, August 2, 2012 Take the Lake fan to support insurance A Whiteville couple has rectly benefit from their publicity – it’s good for busi- stepped forward to ensure brand appearing on event nesses here. You can travel that Take the Lake remains banners and other materi- around the state and find free for everyone. als, but Lytle won’t see that people who know about Lake Changing this year from benefit, and he will approach Waccamaw because of Take an insurance policy designed others who are in the same the Lake.” for festivals to one specifi- position. Lytle emphasized his per- cally for physical endurance “I have no motive for do- spective on keeping Take the events increased insurance ing this, other than it’s a Lake a free event, keeping costs six-fold, leaving orga- wonderful thing for the com- with the decades-old tradi- nizers to scramble for spon- munity,” Lytle said. “I am tion of the Labor Day Swim. sors this year and to consider honoring the people like Lee “One of the unique things asking participants to pay Greer, Johnny McNeill, J.B. that you all have accom- the $2-$3 for coverage in years Lee and his son Junius. For plished – different from to come. years, people have put in so events in Wilmington and But Charlie Lytle and his much time to bring it to this everywhere – is that it doesn’t wife Cynthia, who own a level, I would just hate to see cost anything to enter. All you physical therapy operation it turn into something with need to do is register, take the in Whiteville, saw that option even a $2 fee.” time to train, and show up for as ruinous to the event, and Lytle said that events like the event. Then, not only do where some people simply Take the Lake can help Co- you get the satisfaction of do- choose to protest such issues, lumbus County. ing it, you get a little medal, the Lytles took charge. “We are the last county, you get recognition. “I know it may not seem health-wise, in the state,” “I don’t ever want to hear like much,” Charlie Lytle Lytle said. “I think eventu- somebody, when asked; ‘Did said, “but I don’t want there ally, we’ll see a trickle-down you do Take the Lake?’ for One incision. No scars. to be any obstacles like that effect on that, and we’ll have them to say; ‘No, I didn’t have in the way of anyone in our a healthier county. Some the money for the fee.’ I know county to say, ‘I’d like to do people who train for this times are hard here in this One hospital. Take the Lake.’ Even just a event will keep on living county, but there are enough few dollars may stop someone healthy or cycling or running people who benefit from this from deciding to take on one or whatever. event directly or indirectly, With Columbus Regional Healthcare’s da Vinci Surgical of these challenges. And even if they don’t, that this $2,000 for insurance “I wanted to thank and then for some period in their should never be a worry. Ev- System, we performed the region’s fi rst single-site to help the people who have lives they did do something erybody benefits from Take gallbladder removal surgery. That means less pain and spent so much time in mak- healthier, and it lets them the Lake indirectly. a faster recovery for patients in our community. ing this event as successful know that they can, and it “I have no qualms about as it is,” Lytle said. “Because, builds their confidence in begging for money for a good frankly, in all my years I have achieving goals and such. cause, and I think this is a -Dr. Hugh Daniel and Dr. David Greco never seen the community “Outside our county, Take good cause, and that’s why I have an event that is so suc- the Lake gives us a lot of did it,” Lytle said. cessful, and that is so good for the people here.” Lytle more than just ex- pressed concern; he visited The da Vinci surgical system and our surgeons are so skilled that The News Reporter offices together they can remove a gallbladder through a single, small last week to deliver a $1,000 1-inch incision near the patient’s belly button. Minimal scarring. check from the couple. This Less pain. Shorter hospital stay. And more time for you to spend will help pay the insurance with those you love. for two years, and he has set out to raise the rest of the money needed. “You all do so much on the Take the Lake committee that I don’t think raising money for insurance is something you should have to worry about,” Lytle said. “I don’t think you should turn into a Well within reach. volunteer group that has to Merle Norman Cosmetics Merle Norman Cosmetics spend all its time fundrais- 4118 Railroad Ave. 4519-1 Main St. MERLENORMAN.COM 500 Jefferson Street • Whiteville, NC 28472 ing. I think the community Loris, SC 29569 Shallotte, NC 28459 should take care of that.” 843-756-8134 910-754-7960 910.642.8011 • www.Facebook.com/crhealthcare The TTL committee has Inc. © 2012 Merle Norman Cosmetics, mostly solicited donations from sponsors who can di-
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Sports Te News Reporter, Tursday, August 2, 2012 - 1B Post 137 blasts Randolph GRANITE FALLS - Second baseman Derrick Bracey’s grand slam home run with two outs in the bottom of the second inning was the big blow for Whiteville Post 137 as it opened play Wednesday morning with a 14-6 win over Randolph County Post 45 in the opening round of the 2012 North Carolina American Legion Baseball Tournament. Third baseman Hunt- er Smith reached base five times and scored five runs for Post 137, which won its ninth straight game to put its season record at 24-6. Smith, Jesse Simmons and Macon Hammond each had three hits. Whiteville had a total of 15 hits in all, includ- ing Bracey’s slam, a triple by Simmons and doubles by Ham- mond, Smith, Cain Wilkerson and Hyland Tyler. Mikey Inman got the complete-game pitching victory for Coach Dean Sasser’s Whiteville squad, which will play today at 4:30 p.m., against the Apex Post 124-Cherryville Post 100 winner in second-round East Columbus South Columbus play. Inman scattered nine hits, struck out nine batters walked Pigskin preparations five and hit two batters while Pre-season high school football practices offcially got underway on Monday and teams are putting in a lot of work in order to be ready for throwing 130 pitches in nine the Aug. 17 start of their regular-season schedules. Coach Jake Fonvielle’s Stallions will be out to claim a 13th Waccamaw Conference innings. championship in 17 seasons after advancing to the Eastern N.C. 2A fnals last season. The East Columbus Gators fgure to be a strong The Area 2 champion White- force in the Three Rivers 1A-2A Conference this fall under third-year head coach Toby Kasell. The Whiteville Wolfpack and West Columbus ville team, which faced five Vikings are expected to have rebuilding years after both faced uphill battles in 2012. Luke Little takes over as new head coach at White- pitchers, scored the most runs given up in a single game by ville after leading a successful program at South Stanly High School. Mark Little, Luke’s father, has taken the head coaching reins at West the Randolph County team this Columbus following his third tenure at West Stanly High. Mark Little served as head coach at Whiteville from 2002 to 2007. All four teams season. The Randolph County will step in inter-squad scrimmage action next (See schedule on 2B). On Aug. 16, The News Reporter will publish its annual issue of the record slipped to 30-8. “Pigskin Preview” for the 31st consecutive year. Pre-season drills are also underway in volleyball, girls tennis and boys soccer. Randolph County, the Area 3 runnerup, took the early lead on a three-run homer by Dylan Prevatte in the top of the first inning. But Whiteville fought back with three runs in the bottom of the first on singles by Jesse Simmons and Carson Frady, a run-scoring single by Smith and a two-run double by Cain Wilkerson. In the second inning, White- ville’s Clint Allen was hit by an 0-2 pitch and Simmons followed with a single. Smith reach on an error and Carson Frady brought home two runs with a single. Smith brought home another run with a single and Macon Hammond reached on another error. Two outs later, Bracey stepped to the plate and delivered his grand slam well over the left-field fence to make the score 10-3. Randolph County added two runs in the third inning, but Whiteville scored again in the fourth when Smith got his third straight hit and scored on Hammond’s double. In the sixth inning, Smith reached on an error and scored behind hits by Hammond and Bracey. Two more runs came across in the seventh inning behind Simmons’ triple and a hit by Hammond. Tyler Walls had two doubles for Randolph County and Pre- vatte had a single to go along with his home run. Troy Burr also had two hits and Dylan Richardson knocked a double. Whiteville Post 137 is vying for its first state American West Columbus Whiteville Legion Baseball championship since 1996. Whiteville finished runn- erup in the 2010 state tourna- ment. Photos by Charlie J Short Drive To Big Savings! NC Inspection Station Oil Change Car Wash Special Bill Carone Tire Rotation (Includes Pre-Owned Brake Jobs 5 qts. of oil, 307 E. Broad St., Elizabethtown $ 95 excludes 910-247-6580 Batteries diesel/synthetic) www.billcaroncars.com Windshield Wipers 19 3 Convenient Locations With Unbelievable Savings 2B - The News Reporter, Thursday, August 2, 2012
High school football to have High School football scrimmage schedule Wednesday, Aug. 8 three rule changes in 2012 9 a.m. - Whiteville, Clinton, Red Springs, Southern Lee, West Bladen at White- By RUSTY WORLEY the receiving team’s line. waiting the normal period ville’s Legion Stadium, Special to The News Reporter The next change deals with because of safety issues. passes near the sidelines. In This rule concerns helmets 6 p.m. - North Myrtle Beach, S.C., at South Columbus The 2012 high school foot- high school football, as with coming off during plays. In the ball season is about to start college, only one foot has to past, if the runner’s helmet and as with every year there be inbounds for the pass to be came off, the play was imme- 6 p.m. - East Columbus at Pender are rule changes. complete. diately stopped, but with any This season has fewer than In the past, the official could other player, the play went on 7 p.m. - Lake View, S.C., at West Columbus many years, but there are rule the pass complete if the as normal. This year, if the some significant changes. receiver was pushed or tackled helmet comes off other than The three major changes out of bounds while in the air, caused by a foul, then the deal with free kicks, which are if, in the official’s judgment, player must go to the sidelines Friday, Aug. 10 kick-offs or safeties, completed the receiver would have landed for only one play. 5:45 pm. - BB&T Jamboree at Wilmington’s Legion Stadium passes and safety issues. inbounds with some part of Other focuses this year South Columbus vs. Jacksonville The free kick changes actu- the body before landing out are blocking below the waist, West Brunswick vs. New Hanover ally start with the officials in of bounds. concussion awareness and an Wallace-Rose Hill vs. Ashley different positions this year This year, if the receiver emphasis on sportsmanship. South Brunswick vs. Laney to help with the coverage of does not contact the ground This year is shaping up to be onside kicks and the free-kick inbounds with some part of another great year in high Whiteville vs. Hoggard zone, which is the 10-yard area the body before landing out of school football with safety our between the kicking team and bonds, it is an incomplete pass. number one priority. 7 p.m. - Buddy Burney Memorial Jamboree at East Bladen High School the receiving team. In that The next change was re- West Columbus vs. East Bladen area, the changes include that viewed last year as part of a Worley, a certified North East Columbus vs. West Bladen the kicking team cannot make nationwide study. The num- Carolina High School Athletic contact or block the receiving bers were so staggering, the Association football official, team, and the kicking team rules committee fast-tracked resides in Whiteville. West Columbus vs. West Bladen must wait for the ball to cross the change this year instead East Columbus vs. East Bladen Nakina Middle School 2012 Golf Tournament SCHS girls East Columbus High School The Nakina Middle School Ofciating 101 football schedule Golf Tournament will be held Sunday, Aug. 12, at 1:30 p.m., the offensive and defensive line (Revised schedule) tennis drills By RUSTY WORLEY at Black Bear Golf Club near form the tackles and beyond. Pre-season practices for the Special to The News Reporter Longs, S.C. He also has the pass area Aug. 17 - at South Columbus, 7:30 2012 South Columbus High Entry fee is $55 per player. on his side of the field, and Aug. 24 - East Bladen, 7:30 School girls tennis team will Have you been to a football Prizes will be awarded and food depending on the receivers, the Aug. 31 - North Brunswick, 7:30 begin on Monday, Aug. 6, at 8 game and wondered just what will be served. depth that is played. a.m. at the Stallion courts. is going on with the officials Sept. 7 - Whiteville, 7:30 All proceeds will benefit Other responsibilities in- SCHS tennis coach Brett and how they get there? Sept. 14 - at Southwest Onslow, 7:30 Nakina Middle School. clude making sure that the Burroughs said that all par- Nor th Carolina high For more information, con- chains and downs are correct. Sept. 21 - at Anson County, 7:30 ticipants must have a com- school football games are con- tact Richard Gore at 910-642- He is also required to mark Sept. 28 - *at West Columbus, 7:30 pleted physical to take part in ducted with five officials. The 8301 or Jeff Register at 910- forward progress on the field Oct. 5 - *Red Springs, 7:30 practices. positions are referee, umpire, 654-1100. and moving balls on and off the Oct. 12 - *St. Pauls, 7:30 line judge, head linesman and Dan back judge. field from the sidelines. This Oct. 19 - *at Fairmont, 7:30 Officiating usually starts position has many responsibili- Oct. 26 - *at South Robeson, 7:30 2012 with doing recreation league ties on each play of the game. Biser or middle school level, then The line judge works on the *Denotes Three Rivers 1A-2A Conference games. East Columbus High School moving to junior varsity home team sidelin and basical- and then varsity. This takes ly has the same responsibilities girls tennis schedule several years to do with ob- as the head linesman but with one exception. There are no Aug. 20 - Whiteville, 4 servations and testing along the way. To officiate on the chains on the home sideline, so Aug. 27 - at Whiteville, 4 2012 high school level, each year his responsibility is to mark the Sept. 5 - *at West Columbus, 4 requires three on-field scrim- forward progress and notify the East Columbus High School Sept. 6 - South Columbus, 4 mages and one mandatory referee when a first down has volleyball schedule Sept. 10 - *Red Springs, 4 state clinic with six other been made. The line judge and Sept. 12 - *St. Pauls, 4 clinics. There is also a state head linesman are responsible Aug. 14 - at East Bladen 4:30 test that must be completed. for counting the defense so that Sept. 17 - *at Fairmont, 4 no more than 11 players are on Aug. 20 - Whiteville, 4:30 That, along with evaluations Sept. 19 - *at South Robeson, 4 during the year, determine the field. Aug. 22 - at North Brunswick, 4:30 Sept. 24 - at South Columbus, 4 whom the playoff officials The back judge plays behind Aug. 27 - at Whiteville 4:30 Sept. 26 - *West Columbus, 4 will be. the safety and has the job where Aug. 29 - North Brunswick, 4:30 Oct. 1 - *at Red Springs, 4 The key role of the referee, he is always moving. He is Aug. 30 - East Bladen, 4:30 who can be identified by the required to cover deep passes Oct. 3 - *at St. Pauls, 4 and runs. The back judge also Sept. 5 -*at West Columbus, 4:30 solid white hat, is game man- Oct. 8 - *Fairmont, 4 agement. He is positioned keeps the correct time on the Sept. 6 - South Columbus, 4:30 Oct. 10 - *South Robeson, 4 on either side of the quar- field along with all the game Sept. 10 -* Red Springs, 4:30 Oct. 15-16 - Three Rivers Conference Tourna- terback and is always on the penalties. Sept. 12 - *St Pauls, 4:30 ment at Fairmont. offensive side of the ball. He When the play is completed, Sept. 17 - *Fairmont, 4:30 is responsible for starting the he is responsible to move the ball back to the linesman and Sept. 19 - *at South Robeson, 4:30 clock for plays and signaling *Denotes Three Rivers 1A-2A Conference fouls along while observing line judge each play in which Sept. 24 - at South Columbus, 4:30 matches. the offensive backfield for they return the ball back to the Sept. 26 - *West Columbus, 4:30 penalties. umpire, who resets the ball and Oct. 1 - *at Red Springs, 4:30 The umpire positions begins the next play. Oct. 3 - *at St. Pauls, 4:30 2012 himself behind the inside As you attend games this Oct. 8 - *Fairmont, 4:30 linebackers, with his area to fall, observe the movement of East Columbus High School the officials and the ball. Each Oct. 10 - *South Robeson, 4:30 observe between the guards boys soccer schedule and center. He is also respon- play is always different with sible for spotting the ball for circumstances that are never *Denotes Three Rivers 1A-2A Conference matches, Aug. 20 - at Whiteville, 6 each down and administering the same. Aug, 22 - North Brunswick, 6 penalties enforcement. He is The job of all officials is to Aug. 27 - Whiteville, 6 responsible for making sure make the game flow. When the Aug. 29 - at North Brunswick, 6 that the offense has no more game is completed, you should HMS football drills not remember anything they WCHS girls Sept. 5 - East Bladen, 6 than 11 players on the field. to begin on Aug. 20 The head linesman is al- have done; howver, the primary tennis practices Sept. 10 - at East Bladen, 6 ways located on the visitor’s responsibility is player safety Hallsboro Middle School West Columbus High Sept. 17 - South Columbus, 6 sidelines on the line of scrim- along with good sportsman- football try-outs will begin on School girls tennis coach Oct. 10 - *at West Columbus, 5 mage and is responsible for ship. Aug. 20 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the W.T. Edwards has announced Oct. 15 - *Red Springs, 4:30 school. that Lady Viking pre-season Oct. 22 - *West Columbus, 4:30 All participants must have practices will begin on Mon- Oct. 24 - *at Red Springs, 6 completed physicals. day, Aug. 6 at 5:30 p.m. at the school tennis courts. 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Keselowski’s victory gave Dillon, a Camping World Truck Series rookie, also ran the Nationwide his car owner Roger Penske his race at the Brickyard. He ran near the front for most of the race and frst NASCAR victory at a track fnished an impressive third. where he’s one of the domi- “Just coming here, if you would have given me a top 10, I would nant car owners of all time with have been ecstatic,” he said. “I kind of learned a little bit about myself 15 victories in the Indianapolis this week. I did this last year with the Truck Series, and just went into 500. those last three races in the Truck Series last year with an open atti- The race had moments of tude, just wanting to have fun and drive a race car. I had no pressure drama, two of which involved with the points. controversial starts. “And then the same thing this year with no pressure with the On the initial start, Kyle points, just wanted to have fun here at a historic track like Indy. It Busch appeared to get the jump made me a better driver and opened my mind more to adjust in the on pole-sitter Kasey Kahne but race car was not penalized. “I think this weekend did a lot for me in confdence and how I’m Then, late in the race, El- going to approach the Camping World Truck Series from this point liott Sadler lost his chance to on.” win -- and a good many points There was plenty of pre-race hype over Danica Patrick’s return to -- when he was penalized for the Brickyard, where she had some of her best runs in the IndyCar jumping a restart. Series, but she wasn’t much of a factor in the Nationwide race. Sadler, who fnished 15th, Her race ended early after contact with Reed Sorenson on Lap 39. told reporters afterward that he “I think I just tapped (Sorenson) a little bit, and when I did, he slid thought NASCAR erred in pe- sideways,” Patrick said. “I tried to go around him and didn’t quite get nalizing him, and he told NAS- by him and spun around, and, unfortunately, that was it. I am sorry if CAR’s vice president of compe- I did anything to afect his day, but I didn’t mean to.” tition, Robin Pemberton, just She fnished 35th and dropped to 10th in the Nationwide stand- that after the race. ings, 252 points out of the lead. KESLOWSKI WINS INAUGURAL “Robin Pemberton just told Money-wise, Michael Annett was the big winner on Saturday at me, right out of his mouth, I Indianapolis. His sixth-place fnish earned him a $100,000 bonus NATIONWIDE RACE AT INDY did not jump the start,” he said. from series sponsor Nationwide in the Dash 4 Cash program that The inaugural Nationwide Series race at Indianapolis Motor to the sport in general,” he said. “This is a very tough penalty. rewards Nationwide Series regulars in select races. Speedway occurred before mostly empty grandstands, but there “It transcends three diferent Very hard to swallow at the in- Annett said he struggled early in his frst race on the historic track were some compelling storylines that played out during the Indiana forms of auto racing, whether it’s augural race here at Indy as I but was able to gain speed at the end. 250. IndyCar in the United States, F1 race to win.” “It’s really, really tough,” he said. “There are so many chances to Many in the sport are lamenting the moving of the Nationwide and their history here, and then, Sadler remains atop the Na- screw up here. It is really hard to put together a whole lap, and it race from nearby Lucas Oil Raceway (formerly Indianapolis Raceway obviously, with stock cars and tionwide standings, but his lead took me till about Lap 20 to 30 to really start doing that and then Park), where the race regularly drew a packed house, although the their initial time here to the cur- dropped from 11 points to just start being able to pull it of and fgure out what I need to do to pass grandstands there are much smaller. rent date, from ‘94 on ... one over second-place Austin cars, which is the hardest thing to do here. 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3 BR, 2 BATH in Whiteville C/HA, $650 month + security dep. Refer- 2 BEDROOM APT. for rent. White- bus County, North Carolina and is ences re. No pets. 654-4973 ville area. $450. Call Clint at 234-4676 believed to have the address of 67 Pine Circle Drive, Tabor City, NC 2000 DOUBLEWIDE W/0.5 ACRES, AUCTION: 3251 BRAGG Blvd., Fay- SMALL 2 BR HOUSE for rent on MADISON HILL APARTMENTS FOR RENT OR SALE - Vacant lot for 28463 and is otherwise more particu- 3 BR., 2 ba. $29,000 negotiable. etteville, NC. 2.87+/- Acres with Bussy Rd. in Hallsboro. No pets. Call 206 S, Madison St., Whiteville, NC mobile home near Whiteville, NC. larly described as follows: Orange St. Fair Bluff. 628-7004. 910-642-0344. 40,000+/-sqft: Retail/office/Show- between 6 pm-9pm 642-8694. One Bedroom Apts. Lying and being in South Williams 3 BR, 2 BATH on 1 acre land in Fair room Bldg. plus 15,000+/sqft Ware- "3-%05"$*+*2*&16.,,3-*25 Township, Columbus County, North house. Auction on site September r..,6 ).301,"*-2&-"-$& Bluff. Will finance. $52,000 OBO. call Carolina, and being more particularly 910-316-5714 14th 11am. www.RogersAuction- Rental assistance up to 100% Group.com. Dale Fulk (336) 970- based on income. Income restric- described as follows: FOR SALE OR RENT. Mobile home 1866. (800) 442-7906. NCAL#685. VACATION RENTALS- Place an ad tion may apply Being Lot Number Four (4), as shown & lot off Smyrna Rd, Whiteville. Call for your vacation rental in 104 North Seniors 62 years and older and delineated on that certain Map NOTICE TO CREDITORS 910-612-5792 Carolina newspapers for only $330 for prepared by Willis and Walker, Reg- a 25-word ad. We can also place Having qualified as Executor of the Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9 am to 2 pm istered Surveyors, dated September MOVE MY SINGLEWIDE 14x70 nationwide. For more information, Estate of Ronnie R Perry, deceased, &+"5 5, 1973, and entitled “ Map of Sec- mobile home 12 miles and get $1,000. contact this newspaper, call NCPS at late of Columbus County, the under- Professionally Managed by tion 1 of Green Acres”, recorded in Call 910-207-6181 or 207-3458. 919-789-2083, or visit www.ncpsads. signed hereby notifies all persons Community Management Plat Book 14, at Page 78, Office of com. Corporation having claims against the estate of the Register of Deeds of Columbus the said decedent to present them *LAKE WACCAMAW lake front, County, reference is hereby made to the undersigned within (3) months approx. 1600 sq. ft. 4 br, 2 ba., kitch- to said Map for further certainty of RESTAURANT FOR SALE from the date of the first publication, en, lr with gas logs, large sunroom. description. Fully equipped, good location. Priced 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT. No pets. or this notice will be pleaded in bar of All new carpet, paint, blinds and heat/ Included is a 1998 Oxford manufac- for quick sale. For more info call 910- air system. Outside shower & pier. Please call J.L. Powell & Co., Inc. Call their recovery. All persons indebted to 918-3528 642-4049. tured home bearing serial number $950. Lease & references. No pets. said estate will please make immedi- OHC007571NCAB. 640-8646. for rent. ate payment. 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT TERMS OF SALE: A/C, stove & refrigerator. No pets. 2 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME for This 26th day of July, 2012. 2 BEDROOM HOUSE for rent in Deposit. Chadbourn area. Call 654- Pursuant to the provisions of N.C.G.S. rent. References required. Call 910- Charles D. Perry LOT FOR SALE with septic tank, well Chadbourn. $350 per month, plus 4540 §45-21.10(b) and the terms of the 654-4182 days, or 642-4073 between Executor of the Estate of located on Todd Town Road in Mollie $350 deposit. Call 910-840-4143. Deed of Trust, any successful bidder 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. Ronnie R Perry Community. 2/3’s of an acre for Cypress Village Apartments may be required to deposit with the 2 BR GARAGE APT. All appliances. 197 Orange St., Fair Bluff, N.C. P.O. Box 1785 $10,500. Call 910 653-3252. 2 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME, East- Trustee or Clerk of Superior Court Electric, cable, internet. $600/month. 1 and 2 bedrooms with Handicap Gate City Va 24251 over Park. Call J.L. Powell & Co Inc. immediately upon the conclusion of LOT FOR SALE: Williams Township/ $500 security dep and references accessible units available. July 26, Aug. 2, 9, 16, 2012. 642-4049. the sale a cash deposit to be deter- Mollie area. Large lot, nice communi- required. 910-625-8271. Free laundry facilities + Community mined by the greater of 5% of the ty. Call 642-2872 or 653-3582. room **24 hour maintenance** 2 BEDROOM, 1 BATH MOBILE Notice of 2 BR HOUSE at 164 Roger Street, Section 8 Assistance Available HOME. 1 month + deposit. No calls bid or $750.00. Unless the Substi- LOT WITH CAMPER available @ Fair Bluff. Security Deposit. Call Income Restrictions may apply after 9pm. 653-3915. Foreclosure Sale tute Trustee agrees otherwise, the Lake Waccamaw Campground. 2004 642-2736. Seniors 62 years and older successful bidder will be required Coachmen camper, TV, stereo dishes, 910-649-7971 2 BR, 2 BATH furnished mobile home. NORTH CAROLINA to tender the “full purchase price” etc. 910-207-1999 2 HOUSES for rent in Boardman area. Hours: Monday - Friday, 8 am-2 pm Powerstat ready. Farmers Union Rd COLUMBUS COUNTY so bid in cash or certified check at $375 mo, $375 dep. No pets. Call PRIME LOTS FOR SALE , 3 miles Deposit required. No pets. 910-739- TDD Relay 1-800-735-2962 IN THE MATTER OF THE FORECLO- the time the Trustee tenders to him Professionally Managed by 770-1211 leave message. north of Hallsboro. Owner financing. 9555, 843-206-1900 SURE OF THE DEED OF TRUST EXE- a Deed to the property or attempts Community Management Call 876-0084, 645-4752. 3 BEDROOM FURNISHED mobile CUTED BY CRYSTAL MCCOY LEWIS to tender such Deed, and should the 3 BEDROOM HOUSE for rent in Iron Corporation home in Chadbourn area. Absolutely and husband, MARKUS L. LEWIS Hill Community. $350 mo. plus $350 successful bidder fail to pay the full no pets. Call 654-4130. deposit. 234-0659. and CINDY MCCOY RIGGINS and amount, then the successful bidder 3 BR 2 BATH Mobile Home on pri- husband, BRIAN RIGGINS, shall remain liable as provided for 3.5 ACRE CAMPGROUND AREA. 3 BR HOUSE in Chadbourn. No pets. vate lot 2 miles west of Chadbourn. Recorded in Book 804, Page 299, in N.C.G.S. §45-21.30. By submit- . Clean and cleared. Call 1-718-902- $450 month + $450 security dep., ref- Incl. washer/dryer & outdoor storage Columbus County Registry ting your bid, you agree that the “full 7844 erences req. Call 654-4973 shed. Rent $575/mth, no pets. Secu- IN THE GENERAL COURT OF purchase price” shall be defined as rity dep. & references required. Leave JUSTICE the amount of bid plus the Trustee’s message at 770-1814 SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION commission as defined in the sub- 3 BR MOBILE HOME for rent. Good BEFORE THE CLERK ject Deed of Trust plus the costs of condition. $400 + deposit. Call 336- FILE NO. 12 SP 152 the action, unless the Trustee agrees 315-3947 DEED OF TRUST BEING FORE- otherwise. For example, if the amount CLOSED: of bid is $20,000.00 and the trustee’s PRIVATE LOT - East of Whiteville. The Deed of Trust being foreclosed commission is defined in the subject Large 2 BR, 2 bath mobile home. No is that Deed of Trust executed by ... pets. 918-4684 or 640-3896. Deed of Trust as 5% of the gross pro- Cobra CRYSTAL MCCOY LEWIS and hus- ceeds of the sale, then the “full pur- SINGLEWIDE MOBILE HOME for band, MARKUS L. LEWIS and CINDY chase price” shall equal $21,000.00 rent. Tabor/Sandy Plains area. Call MCCOY RIGGINS and husband, plus the costs of the action. A ten- Can you Handle It? 653-4810. BRIAN RIGGINS to Joe Belcher, der of Deed shall be defined as a let- Trustee, dated January 19, 2005 and ter from the Trustee to the success- recorded in Book 804, Page 299 in ful bidder offering to record the Deed the Columbus County Registry of upon receipt of full purchase price as 2013 Shelby Mustang Cobra GT500 1 PERSON OCCUPANCY BR incl. North Carolina. described herein and listed in said let- cable, washer/dryer, kitchen/house RECORD OWNERS OF THE REAL ter. If the trustee is unable to convey privileges, Hallsboro. 356-4011 PROPERTY: title to this property for any reason 2012 Focus 2012 Fusion 2012 Taurus ROOMS FOR RENT $275 monthly, The record owners of the subject real such as a bankruptcy filing, the sole (12C-4463) (12C-4472) (12C-4395) Cable TV, electricity provided. Call property as reflected on the records remedy of the successful bidder is *82-910-640-0064 of the Columbus County Register of the return of the deposit. As to any Deeds not more than 10 days prior to manufactured home, the following the posting of this Notice are Crystal shall apply: Any not considered real McCoy Lewis and Cindy McCoy, aka property is being foreclosed pursu- $24,165 MSRP FOR LEASE - 1,200 sq. ft. office/retail Cindy McCoy Riggins. ant to N.C.G.S. §25-9-604, if neces- $32,235 MSRP space. Powell Plaza. Contact Memo- DATE, TIME AND PLACE OF SALE: sary; there is no warranty that any is - $4,185 Discount ry Enterprises. 642-5824 The sale will be held on August 14, actually located on the subject tract; - $4,335 Discount $17,487* 2012 at 11:00 a.m. at the door of or 0% FOR LEASE - Retail or office space, and there is no warranty given by $19,980* various sizes. Memory Plaza. Memory the Columbus County Courthouse, the Substitute Trustee as to whether $27,900* Enterprises. 910-642-5824. Whiteville, North Carolina. said home is real property or personal PROPERTY TO BE SOLD: property. The sale will be made sub- FOR RENT Downtown Commercial The following real property to be sold ject to all prior liens, unpaid taxes, 2012 Escape 2012 Edge 2012 Explorer Building. Spacious parking. Call J.L. “sight unseen” is located in Colum- assessments, restrictions and ease- (12T-4465) (13T-4437) (13T-4461) Powell & Co., Inc. (910) 642-4049. ments of record, if any. ADDITIONAL NOTICE: Take notice that an order for posses- sion of the property may be issued pursuant to G.S. 45-21.29 in favor of the purchaser and against the party $29,230 MSRP $29,795 MSRP Covey Run I&II or parties in possession by the clerk - $2,330 Discount - $2,895 Discount $31,900* of superior court of the county in which the property is sold. Take fur- $26,900* $26,900* ther notice that any person who occu- pies the property pursuant to a rental Used Apartments agreement entered into or renewed ‘00 Ranger XLT ‘04 Envoy XUV SLT 4x4 ‘11 Fusion S ‘08 Mustang GT on or after October 1, 2007, may, $6,970 $9,980 $16,980 $19,980 1 and 2 Bedroom Units after receiving the notice of sale, ter- minate the rental agreement upon 10 ‘00 Windstar SEL ‘11 Versa S ‘05 Tundra SR5 4WD one ‘11 Mustang Convertible days’ written notice to the landlord. $6,980 $11,980 owner $18,980 $21,980 Reduced rent The notice shall also state that upon termination of a rental agreement, ‘00 Ranger XLT 4x4 ‘05 F150 Lariat 2WD ‘11 E-250 Cargo Van ‘09 Ram 1500v4x4 SLT the tenant is liable for rent due under $8,980 $13,980 $19,980 $23,980 910- s the rental agreement prorated to the effective date of the termination. ‘04 Tribute LX ‘05 MINI Cooper S ‘10 Edge SE ‘10 Camaro SS 2 117 Covey Run Lane This the 20th day of June, 2012. $8,980 $15,980 $19,980 850 miles $33,980 Whiteville JAY B. GREEN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, *Includes all the rebates, WAC W/ FMCC, Does not include Tax, Tag, & $399 Doc Fee PC Now Accepting Applicants Jay B. Green or Robert E. Kirkland, IV 642-7121 Attorneys for Substitute Trustee 908 E. Edenton Street qualityford.com Visit our website at Raleigh, North Carolina 27601 QUALITY FORD www.norcomanagement.com Telephone: 919-829-0797 1242 S. Madison St., Whiteville - & AM PM s 3AT AM NOON August 2, 9, 2012
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS Third party purchasers must pay the Petitioner: Columbus County Plan- lication, or this notice will be pleaded P.O. Box 1467 we offer in order to better serve our NORTH CAROLINA excise tax, and the court costs of For- ning Board in bar of their recovery. All persons Whiteville, NC 28472 customers. The following changes COLUMBUS COUNTY ty-Five Cents (45¢) per One Hundred Case Number: TA-060112-0001 & indebted to said estate will please July 26, Aug. 2, 9, 16, 2012 are planned: The undersigned, John Cameron Dollars ($100.00) pursuant to NCGS TA-060112-0002 make immediate payment. On or about August 1st, MCU Mix Coburn, having qualified as Execu- 7A-308(a)(1). A cash deposit (no per- Request: Text Amendment to the This 26th day of July, 2012. Time Warner Cable Tape Channel 902 will become MCU. tor of the Estate of Jesse Marion sonal checks) of five percent (5%) of Subdivision Ordinance & Manufac- Perry J McCormick Co-Executor of On or about August 15th, the follow- Coburn, Sr., deceased, late of Colum- the purchase price, or Seven Hundred tured Park Ordinance requiring water the Estate of Nathan H McCormick Time Warner Cable’s agreements with ing channel additions are planned as bus County, NC, this is to notify Fifty Dollars ($750.00), whichever is hookups for subdivision of land clas- 895 Love Mill Road programmers and broadcasters to part of the Sports Pass: Pac-12 Net- all persons having claims against greater, will be required at the time of sified as minor subdivisions or man- Whiteville, NC 28472 carry their services and stations rou- work Channel 532, Pac-12 Network said Estate to present them to the the sale. Following the expiration of ufactured home parks within three- Harry Lee, Co-Executor of the Estate tinely expire from time to time. We HD Channel 1532. undersigned Executor on or before the statutory upset bid period, all the hundred (300) feet of any available of Nathan H McCormick are usually able to obtain renewals The new services listed below can- November 5, 2012 at Powell & Pow- remaining amounts are immediately County water system. 7160 New Britton Hwy East or extensions of such agreements, not be accessed on CableCARD- ell, Attorneys, PO Box 428, White- due and owing. All interested citizens are invited to Whiteville, NC 28472 but in order to comply with appli- equipped Unidirectional Digital Cable ville, NC 28472, or this Notice will Said property to be offered pursuant attend this hearing and present com- July 26, Aug. 2, 9, 16, 2012. cable regulations, we must inform Products purchased at retail without be pled in bar of their recovery. All to this Notice of Sale is being offered ments on the above petition. Any you when an agreement is about to additional, two-way capable equip- NOTICE TO CREDITORS persons indebted to said Estate will expire. The following agreements are ment: Pac-12 Network Channel 532, for sale, transfer and conveyance “AS interested citizens desiring to speak STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA please make immediate payment to due to expire soon, and we may be Pac-12 Network HD Channel 1532. IS WHERE IS.” There are no repre- are required to sign up before agenda COUNTY OF COLUMBUS the undersigned Executor required to cease carriage of one or August 2, 2012 sentations of warranty relating to the adoption. Changes may be made in The undersigned, Paul B. Wyche, Jr. This the 31st day of July, 2012. more of these services/stations in the title or any physical, environmental, the advertised proposals that reflect and William James Wyche, have qual- John Cameron Coburn near future. Service: BBC America, health or safety conditions existing in, information presented at the hearings. ified as Co-Executors of the Estate Whiteville ABC Executor BBC America HD, Bandamax, Cook- on, at, or relating to the property being Those who choose to view a copy of of Paul Byron Wyche, late of Colum- 15 Auditorium Circle ing Channel, Cooking Channel HD, Board Meeting offered for sale. This sale is made the proposed text amendment may bus County, and this is to notify all Wrightsville Beach, NC 28480 Current TV, De Pelicula, De Pelicula subject to all prior liens, unpaid taxes, do so during regular business hours persons having claims against said The Whiteville ABC Board will hold c/o J. Coburn Powell Classico, DIY, DIY HD, Encore(East), any unpaid land transfer taxes, spe- at the Planning Department located at Estate to present them to the under- a regular scheduled on August 8, at Powell & Powell, Attorneys Encore(West), Encore HD, Encore cial assessments, easements, rights 306 Jefferson Street in Whiteville, NC signed on or before October 29, 2012 8:30 a.m. Anyone wishing to attend PO Box 428 Action, Encore Love, Encore Mys- of way, deeds of release, and any 28472. The Planning Department may pursuant to North Carolina General may contact the store manager, Whiteville, NC 28472 tery, Encore Drama, Encore Westerns, other encumbrances or exceptions be contacted at 640-1795. Statute 28A-14-1, or this notice shall Amanda Richardson at 642-7241. Telephone: (910) 642-2728 Encore Wam, Food Network, Food of record. To the best of the knowl- Columbus County Planning Board be pled in bar of their recovery. All August 2, 2012 August 2, 9, 16, 23, 2012 Network HD, Fox News, Fox News edge and belief of the undersigned, July 26, August 2, 2012 persons indebted to said Estate will HD, Gospel Music Channel, Great the current owner(s) of the property please make immediate payment NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS American Country, GSN, Gol TV, Gol is/are Pearline Brown. to the undersigned at the following NORTH CAROLINA STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA TV HD, Music Choice (Channels 900- An Order for possession of the prop- address: COLUMBUS COUNTY COUNTY OF COLUMBUS 945), MC On Demand, NHL Network, erty may be issued pursuant to G.S. This the 26th day of July, 2012. The undersigned, Jimmy Van Nance, The undersigned, Marguerite Terrell, NHL Network HD, NHL Center Ice, Vineland 45-21.29 in favor of the purchaser and having qualified as Administrator PAUL B. WYCHE, JR., Co-Executor against the party or parties in posses- have qualified as Administratrix of RetroPlex, Sprout, Starz(East), Starz of the Estate of Joshua Van Nance, 1136 Court Drive sion by the clerk of superior court of the Estate of Vivian Stephens Carter, (West)Starz Cinema, Starz HD, Starz deceased, late of Columbus County, Charlotte, NC 28211 the county in which the property is late of Columbus County, and this is Kids & Family, Starz Kids & Family HD, Station NC, this is to notify all persons having WILLIAM JAMES WYCHE, Co-Exec- sold. Any person who occupies the to notify all persons having claims Starz In Black, Starz Edge, Starz Edge claims against said Estate to present utor Available for wedding property pursuant to a rental agree- against said Estate to present them HD, Starz Comedy, Starz Comedy them to the undersigned Administra- 301 Water Tank Road ment entered into or renewed on to the undersigned Administratrix on HD, Starz On Demand, truTV, truTV receptions & other tor on or before November 5, 2012 Delco, NC 28436 or after October 1, 2007, may, after or before November 5, 2012, at Pow- HD, Youtoo. at Powell & Powell, Attorneys, PO C. Martin Scott II events receiving the notice of sale, termi- ell & Powell, Attorneys, PO Box 428, In addition, from time to time we make Box 428, Whiteville, NC 28472, or Williamson, Walton & Scott, LLP nate the rental agreement upon 10 Whiteville, NC 28472, or this notice certain changes in the services that 642-3157 this Notice will be pled in bar of their Attorneys at Law days’ written notice to the landlord. shall be pled in bar of their recovery. recovery. All persons indebted to The notice shall also state that upon All persons indebted to said Estate said Estate will please make imme- termination of a rental agreement, will please make immediate payment diate payment to the undersigned the tenant is liable for rent due under to the undersigned Administratrix. Administrator. the rental agreement prorated to the This the 31st day of July, 2012. 1 BEDROOM APARTMENTS FOR This the 31st day of July, 2012. effective date of the termination. Marguerite Terrell Jimmy Van Nance If the trustee is unable to convey title Administratrix Administrator 62 YEARS AND OLDER to this property for any reason, the 260 Meeker Ave 184 Barfield Lane sole remedy of the purchaser is the Newark, NJ 07112 Chadbourn, NC 28431 efrigerator ange linds arpet entral eat & ir oin perated a ndr oo return of the deposit. Reasons of c/o J. Coburn Powell c/o J. Coburn Powell such inability to convey include, but Powell & Powell, Attorneys andicap ccessi le ergenc all S ste o nit oo Powell & Powell, Attorneys are not limited to, the filing of a bank- P.O. Box 428 PO Box 428 “Rent Based on Income” ruptcy petition prior to the confirma- Whiteville, NC 28472 Whiteville, NC 28472 tion of the sale and reinstatement of Telephone 910-642-2728 Telephone: (910) 642-2728 the loan without the knowledge of the August 2, 9, 16, 23, 2012 August 2, 9, 16, 23, 2012 trustee. If the validity of the sale is NOTICE TO CREDITORS OXFORD VILLAGE Notice of challenged by any party, the trustee, Having qualified as Co-Executor of in their sole discretion, if they believe the Estate of Nathan H McCormick, Green Sea Rd., Box 127, Tabor City, NC 28463 Foreclosure Sale the challenge to have merit, may deceased, late of Columbus Coun- request the court to declare the sale ty, the undersigned hereby notifies For application or information, please call to be void and return the deposit. The 12 SP 96 all persons having claims against the purchaser will have no further remedy. EQUAL HOUSING estate of the said decedent to pres- OPPORTUNITY NORTH CAROLINA Trustee Services of Carolina, LLC 910-653-2675 • TTY 800-735-2962 COLUMBUS COUNTY ent them to the undersigned within (3) Substitute Trustee months from the date of the first pub- Under and by virtue of a Power of Brock & Scott, PLLC Sale contained in that certain Deed Attorneys for Trustee Services of Car- of Trust executed by Pearline Brown olina, LLC to Aaron Anderson Brock & Scott, 5431 Oleander Drive Suite 200 Trustee(s), which was dated May 9, Wilmington, NC 28403 2006 and recorded on May 15, 2006 PHONE: (910) 392-4988 in Book RB 852 at Page 647, Colum- John Donoghue FAX: (910) 392-8587 bus County Registry, North Carolina. File No.: 11-19899-FC01 Automotive Default having been made of the note July 26, August 2, 2012 thereby secured by the said Deed of Trust and the undersigned, Trustee Services of Carolina, LLC, having Notice of Public been substituted as Trustee in said Hearing Deed of Trust, and the holder of the note evidencing said default having Columbus County directed that the Deed of Trust be Board of foreclosed, the undersigned Sub- SAVE A TRUCKLOAD!! stitute Trustee will offer for sale at Commissioners the courthouse door of the county courthouse where the property is Pursuant to the requirements of N.C. Columbus County’s Truck Superstore located, or the usual and customary G.S. Chapter 153-A 323 and 343, location at the county courthouse notice is hereby given that the Colum- for conducting the sale on August 8, bus County Board of Commissioners 2012 at 11:30AM, and will sell to the will conduct a public hearing on Mon- OVER 50 IN STOCK highest bidder for cash the following day, August 6th, 2012 at 7:00 PM in described property situated in Colum- the Commissioners Chambers locat- bus County, North Carolina, to wit: ed in the Dempsey B. Herring Court- Being all that certain tract or lot of house Annex at 112 W. Smith Street 12 Chevy Silverado 3500 HD 11 Chevy Silverado 11 Chevy Silverado LTZ land containing 1.09 acres, more or in Whiteville, NC. The petition is sub- HD, LTZ, Crew Cab, Diesel LT, Z-71, 4x4, Crew Cab LT, Z-71, 4x4, Crew Cab less, exclusive of right of way, as mitted for consideration as follows: shown on plat entitled “Survey for Donald Brown and wife, Pearline Brown”, drafted October 11, 1978, prepared by Lloyd R. Walker, Regis- tered Surveyor, and recorded in Plat $ $ $ Book 24, Page 62, Columbus County , , , Registry; reference to which is hereby 49 988 29 988 35 900 made for a more complete & accu- rate description. Propane Reflls Being a portion of those lands 12 Chevy Colorado 12 Chevy Colorado LT 12 GMC Canyon described in deed dated October Crew Cab, Z-71, 4x4 Crew Cab Crew Cab, 4x4, Off-Road, V8 14, 1971, from H.D. Strauss et ux, to OR Cecil C. Brown, recorded in Book 262, SAVE MORE Page 25, Columbus County Registry. 20% Save and except any releases, deeds From exchange prices of release or prior conveyances of record. $ $ $ Said property is commonly known as , , , 928 Spearman Road f/k/a 198 Spear- 106 Quality Street, Whiteville 22 925 20 985 29 985 man Road, Bolton, NC 28423. 910-640-FAST (640-3278) 08 Chevy Avalanche 05 Ford F-150 XLT 05 Chevy Silverado BRUNSWICK THOMPSON Z-71 Triton Extra Cab, 4x4 PLACE ESTATES APARTMENTS APARTMENTS 27 Mill Stream Dr. 103 Jones Place Whiteville, NC $ $ $ Brunswick , , , Apartment Complex Now accepting applications. 19 995 6 995 9 995 1 bedroom units, handicap in Brunswick, NC accessible units available. taking applications on: Total electric with range & 11 Chevy Silverado 90 GMC Sierra 08 Ford F-350 2 bedroom units. refrigerator furnished. Extra Cab, 4x4 4x4 Super Duty, Crew Cab, 4x4 Laundry center, exercise Community room and room, computer room laundry room on site. Head Water included of household must be 62 or Housing Grants & older. Rent based on income. Office Hours College Grants, $ $ $ Monday - Friday , , , Children’s and Senior’s Programs 9:00 am - 3:00 pm 21 995 3 995 14 995 24 hour maintenance available. 640-3315 Taking applications on Automotive 910-642-2400 Tues. & Thurs. 9am-5pm John Donoghue 800-280-7425 642-3166 *All prices plus tax & tags and $299 doc fee. EQUAL HOUSING Metropolitan Property Management OPPORTUNITY www.johndonoghueautomotive.com See dealer for details on all leases & fnancing options. (IGHWAY %AST s 7HITEVILLE 8-B – The News Reporter, Thursday, August 2, 2012 UNC Hospitals qualify for Gold Level Performance Cobra... UNC Hospitals recently counseling. cated to making our cardiac qualified for the Gold Level Hospitals that receive unit among the best in the Performance Achievement the Mission: Lifeline Gold country, and the American Can you Handle It? Award from the American Performance Achievement Heart Association’s Mission: Heart Association’s (AHA) Award have demonstrated for Lifeline program is helping us 2012 Mission: Lifeline pro- 24 consecutive months that accomplish that by making it gram. The award recognizes at least 85 percent of eligible easier for our professionals to 2013 Shelby Mustang Cobra GT500 UNC Hospitals’ commitment STEMI patients (without con- improve the outcomes of our and success in implementing traindications) are treated cardiac patients,” said George 2012 Focus 2012 Fusion 2012 Taurus a higher standard of care within specific time frames A. Stouffer, M.D., director of (12C-4463) (12C-4472) (12C-4395) for heart attack patients that upon entering the hospital the UNC Cardiac Catheteriza- effectively improves the sur- and discharged following the tion Laboratories and Inter- vival and care of STEMI (ST American Heart Associa- ventional Cardiology. “We are Elevation Myocardial Infarc- tion’s recommended treatment pleased to be recognized for tion) patients. guidelines. our dedication and achieve- $24,165 MSRP Every year, almost 250,000 “UNC Hospitals is dedi- ments in cardiac care.” $32,235 MSRP - $4,185 Discount people experience the STEMI $17,487* - $4,335 Discount – the deadliest type of heart or 0% attack. Unfortunately, a sig- $19,980* $27,900* nificant number don’t receive HEADACHES? prompt reperfusion therapy, 2012 Escape 2012 Edge 2012 Explorer which is critical in restoring t Sinus Pressure blood flow. Mission: Lifeline (12T-4465) (13T-4437) (13T-4461) seeks to save lives by closing t Post Nasal Drip the gaps that separate STEMI t Nasal Congestion patients from timely access to tChronic Cough appropriate treatments. Mis- sion: Lifeline is focusing on improving the system of care R $29,230 MSRP $29,795 MSRP eli for these patients and at the ef - $2,330 Discount - $2,895 Discount $31,900* same time improving care for is eas all heart attack patients. ier than . $26,900* $26,900* “We are extremely proud you think of the UNC team of interven- Used tional cardiologists, emer- ‘00 Ranger XLT ‘04 Envoy XUV SLT 4x4 ‘11 Fusion S ‘08 Mustang GT ur well-established practice is the FIRST in $6,970 $9,980 $16,980 $19,980 gency department physicians, southeastern North Carolina to offer IN-OFFICE coronary intensive care unit BALLOON SINUPLASTY. This Revolutionary ‘00 Windstar SEL ‘11 Versa S ‘05 Tundra SR5 4WD one ‘11 Mustang Convertible nurses, staff in the cardiac Procedure opens the sinuses by using Minimally $6,980 $11,980 owner $18,980 $21,980 catheterization laboratory, Invasive Technology in our Office. performance improvement ‘00 Ranger XLT 4x4 ‘05 F150 Lariat 2WD ‘11 E-250 Cargo Van ‘09 Ram 1500v4x4 SLT staff, and emergency medical $8,980 $13,980 $19,980 $23,980 services (EMS) personnel who t NO DOWNTIME tNO PACKING earned this award through tCLINCALLY PROVEN ‘04 Tribute LX ‘05 MINI Cooper S ‘10 Edge SE ‘10 Camaro SS 2 $8,980 $15,980 $19,980 850 miles $33,980 teamwork and their dedica- t FDA APPROVED *Includes all the rebates, WAC W/ FMCC, Does not include Tax, Tag, & $399 Doc Fee tion to saving lives,” says Cam Patterson, M.D., physician-in- Call us today! chief of the UNC Center for 910.914.0540 | Whiteville 642-7121 Heart and Vascular Care and DR. KENYON - DR. DIMUZIO - DR. COURY 910.755.3682 | Shallotte qualityford.com chief of the UNC Division of QUALITY FORD Cardiology. www.ccentfacialplastics.com 1242 S. Madison St., Whiteville - & AM PM s 3AT AM NOON Hospitals involved in Mis- sion: Lifeline strive to improve care in both acute treatment measures and discharge mea- sures. Systems of care are developed that close the gap of timely access to appropriate, life-saving treatments. Before they are discharged, patients are started on aggressive risk reduction therapies, such as cholesterol-lowering drugs, aspirin, ACE inhibitors and beta-blockers in the hospital and receive smoking cessation Wild Horses Protection Act ensures historic horse herd The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals® (ASPCA®) ap- plauds Sen. Kay Hagan (D- N.C.) and Sen. Richard Burr (R-N.C.) for introducing leg- islation to protect the free- roaming wild horses living on the Outer Banks in Currituck County. The Corolla Wild Horses Protection Act, S.3448, au- thorizes the Secretary of the Interior to enter into a new agreement with the Corolla Wild Horse Fund, Currituck County, and the state of North Carolina to provide for the management of wild horses in and around the Currituck National Wildlife Refuge. “These iconic horses have played an important role in North Carolina’s history, and it is vital that they continue to flourish for years to come,” said Nancy Perry, senior vice president of ASPCA Govern- ment Relations. “The management agree- ment creates a safety net so that the Corolla horses will be able to thrive in their natural habitat in the event of a dis- ease outbreak, natural disas- ter, or other similar threat.” The Corolla wild horse herd can be traced back to the arrival of Spanish explorers on the Outer Banks in the 16th century. Despite access to roam across 7,500 acres of public and private land, the current law caps the maxi- mum number of horses at 60, a population deemed too low to maintain the herd’s genetic viability. The Corolla Wild Horses Protection Act allows for a herd of no fewer than 110 hors- es, with a target population between 120 and 130 horses. The Chinese symbol for “opportunity.” Living Te News Reporter, Tursday, August 2, 2012, Section C Opportunity knocks with Chinese visit
Staff photos by Mark Gilchrist Farewell John McNeill’s retreat at Lake Waccamaw was the setting of a pig pickin’ last Lanier and other county offcials hope will lead to investment opportunities and week hosted by Columbus County for a delegation of a dozen leaders and economic growth here. More than 10 organizations opened their doors to the businessmen from Zhaoyuan, China. The event brought an end to a two-day group that included an executive with Bao Long Komas Chateau Winery and tour of county businesses that Columbus County Economic Developer Gary bottling, which will open this year in Brunswick and will export wine to China.
Above, Atlantic Corp. Facilities Manager Lex Above, Ricky Benton Jr., left, exchanges Johnson, left, gives delegates a tour of At- business cards with the Mayor of Zhaoyuan, lantic Packaging in Tabor City, equipped with China on a tour of Black’s Tire Service’s dis- everything from old-fashioned Heidelberg tribution center and corporate headquarters presses to the newest hi-tech printer in its in Whiteville while his father, Ricky Benton own “clean room.” They also toured an older Sr. chats with a Chinese economic develop- plant that stamps out cardboard frames for ment offcial, the group’s interpreter. At left, home air conditioning flters. At left, Atlantic Lin Wang, president of Linlong Group, a tire produces labels for hundreds of businesses, maker in China, looks at one of thousands including the Disney Resorts. of tires in the company’s main warehouse.
Above, Camron Shodja, right, president Above, quality control tester Alex Saucedo, of Whiteville Fabrics, gives a tour of his right, inspects a power steering rack at Atlan- manufacturing plant off Legion Drive. The tic Automotive in Tabor City as delegates and company makes specialty fabrics, including the company president John Treece look on. those used in seat coverings for the automo- At left, a shelf of power steering parts in the bile industry. At left, 1,300 spools of thread process of being rebuilt. The plant shares a feed a “warping” machine that gathers the building with Direct Market Access, distribu- threads onto a single large spool for weaving tor of imported suspension parts around the into sheets of fabric. nation, which is scheduled to move across the street into a much larger facility soon. Religion The News Reporter, Thursday, August 2, 2012 -- 2C Fellowship IBC to SERVICES HHS Class of ’87 Strong in Grace hold Bible study planning reunion Ministries to hold Fellowship Independent Hallsboro High School Class Baptist Church will its Bible summer camp Forest Lawn Baptist Church of of 1987 will be celebrating 25 Tabor City is holding a celebrate study every Thursday at 7:30 Strong in Grace Ministries years on Oct.13 at the N.C. recovery seminar that will be of- p.m. will hold a children’s summer Museum of Forestry. fered every Tuesday night. Din- The church is located at camp for ages 6-13 which began Alumni are asked to contact ner from 6-7 p.m., main meet- 3070 Hallsboro Road North. June 11 and runs through Aug. Carina Smith Rivenbark at ing 7-8 p.m., small groups 8-9 Elder Shawn Maynor is the 17. The camp is held Monday- 910-253-4971 for more informa- p.m. and Solid Rock Cafe at 9 pastor. Friday from 7:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. tion. Deadline for registration p.m. The seminar offers help The camp will be held at for the following: drug and alco- forms is Aug. 20. New Ebenezer Faith Minis- hol abuse and family support, Whiteville Negro/ anger, food addictions, sexual Central HS reunion Lee’s Chapel AMEZ to tries, 1705 Southport-Supply addictions, eating disorders, hold program Aug. 5 Road in Bolivia. adult children from dysfunction- The Whiteville Negro/Cen- The cost is $50 per week or al families, physical/emotional/ tral High School class reunion Lee’s Chapel A.M.E. Zion special $90 per week with 2nd sexual abuse. For more informa- will be held over the Labor Day Church will hold a program week free. tion call Pastor Jim at 843-503- weekend, beginning Friday, entitled “The judges of the Register by calling 253-0477. 3699, Lynn Williams at 918-1845 Aug. 31. Bible” Sunday, Aug. 5 at 4 p.m. or Timmy Lanier at 625-5239. (Staff photo by Bob Morgan) The festivities will include a Different speakers will speak The church is located at 16025 David Hawe, pastor of Fair Bluff Baptist Church, is shown meet and greet Friday, tour of on the judges. Living Healthy James B. White Hwy. helping members of the local Rotary Club retrieve the the school grounds and other The church is located at 42 net, which was stretched across the river to catch the Blacksmith Road, Bolton. The DivorceCare recovery semi- activities Saturday, banquet at sessions to be held ti the e t e he l h Rev. Thomas Williams is nar and support group meets Vineland Station on Saturday Are you sick and tired of eve l e e the ve e l evening, and Sunday morning the pastor. at Peace Baptist Church, 653 Race” as part of the Watermelon Festival schedule of being sick and tired? Ongo- Love Mill Rd., Whiteville, each worship service. ing health conditions such as Monday from 6:30-8:30 p.m. eve t iet l l t te the For more information call Pleasant Union MBC i e i e 1 000 arthritis, high blood pressure, Childcare is provided through Daniel Piggott at 336-725-9611, to hold program Sept. 9 diabetes and heart disease ffth grade. DivorceCare features Cheryl Jefferson George at 840- Pleasant Union Missionary can affect your quality of life. nationally recognized experts Victory in Jesus Ministries of 70th year anniversary of 5722, Jewel Thompson Register Baptist Church will hold its Living Healthy is a free six- on divorce and recovery topics. Whiteville will hold two morn- at 770-1895 or Linda McCoy ing worship services. The ser- “Ladies in red, men in black” week series designed to help Seminar sessions include Fac- Rev. Tomas Spann and Pittman at 770-36145. ing My Anger, Facing My Loneli- vice times are 9 a.m. and 11:15 the Brooklyn All Stars at program Sunday, Sept. 9 at 3 you better manage chronic ness, Depression, New Relation- a.m. each Sunday with Sunday p.m. conditions and live a happier, ships, KidCare and Forgiveness. school at 10:30 a.m. Believ- Bowers Saturday, Aug. 18 Agape COGIC to hold The church is located at healthier life. For more information call Peace ers night Bible study is held on The blockbuster showdown pastor’s anniversary 1437 East Arcadia Road, Rie- Living Healthy sessions are Tuesdays at 6 p.m. Voices of Vic- Baptist Church at 640-2877. The gold cup awards presents the Agape C.O.G.I.C. will hold gelwood. once a week for six weeks and pastor is Chip Hannah. tory services are aired weekly on will be followed by exercise WMIR 1200 AM in Myrtle Beach, 70th year anniversary of Rev.. its pastor’s Elder Bennie Ben- Thomas Spann and the Brook- jamin anniversary Aug. 19 at El-Bethel to hold sessions. GriefShare seminar and sup- S.C. on Fridays at 4 p.m. with The sessions, sponsored by port group meets at Peace Bap- streaming available via the in- lyn All Stars Saturday, Aug. 4 p.m. The guest speaker will Joy night Aug. 3 the Columbus County Health tist Church, 653 Love Mill Rd., ternet. The ministry is located at 18 at Bowers Auditorium, 413 be Superintendent Thomas Whiteville, each Tuesday from 626 S. Madison Street. Tracey A. N. Lee Street. Doors open at 6 A. Wiggins. Morning wor- El-Bethel Church will hold Department and other com- 6:30-8:30 p.m. GriefShare is a Troy is the pastor. For more in- p.m. and the program begins ship is held every Sunday at Joy night Friday, Aug. 3 at 7:30 munity partners, will be held friendly, caring group of people formation call 642-5416 of visit at 7 p.m. 11 a.m. and Bible study every p.m. There will be a platform at the Westside Alumni build- who will walk alongside you victoryinjesusministries.org The program will also fea- Wednesday at 7 p.m. service. ing, 650 W. Smith Street, Chad- through one of life’s most diffcult ture Robert Blair Original The church is located at 199 The church is located at 415 bourn. experiences. For more informa- New Ebenezer Faith Ministries Fantastic Volinaires of De- Forest Drive. W. Walter Street. For more information or tion call Peace Baptist Church, will hold its 1st, 2nd, 3rd and troit Mich., Debra Barnes Elder Robert D. Williams questions call Sarah Gray at 642-0251, 640-7237 or 770- 4th Sundays - Sunday school at and Barnes Sisters of Rocky Sr. is the pastor. 640-6615 ext. 362. 1271. Chip Hannah is the pastor. 9:45 a.m. Morning worship is at Love Grove FWBC Mount, The Original Supreme 11:15 a.m. Intecessory Prayer to hold young adult Members of The Lord’s Chapel every Wednesday at 7 p.m. Bible Angels of Milwaukee, Wis. are on a mission to provide items study/youth night is held every Also appearing will be gospel choir anniversary to the community, at a minimal Friday at 7 p.m. Every 2nd and comedians Lynwood Williams Love Grove Freewill Bap- fee, from their year ‘round back- 4th Friday is “Dine on us” from of Tampa, Fla. and Anna Doug- tist Church will hold its young Whiteville United Methodist yard sale. It is located at 2886 6-9 p.m. (Feeding the commu- las of Fayetteville, El-Bethel adult choir anniversary Sun- Hallsboro Road South, Halls- nity). The church is located at Male Chorus of Whiteville, Lil day, Aug. 12 at 4 p.m. “We invite you to worship with us every Sunday” boro. The shop is open Monday 1705 Southport-Supply Road, Ricky and the Mighty Golden The program will feature – Saturday 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. and Bolivia. Bishop Ronnie McCray Stars of Bennettsville, S.C., El-Bethel Choir and The Hum- Sunday School 9:00 a.m. Worship Service 10:00 a.m. closed on Wednesday. Items is the pastor. Queen of gospel and the Joyfu- ble Spirit, both of Whiteville, donated will be greatly appreci- Minister - Rev. Paul Stallworth laires of Elizabethtown. ated. Proceeds go to The Lord’s The Six Silver Stars of Loris, The Waccamaw Siouan Tribe For more information S.C., The Chadbourn Gospel 902 Pinckney St., Whiteville • 642-3376 Chapel. will hold its council meetings the call WVOE Radio at 654-5621, Singers, The Highlights and 3rd Thursday of each month at Good News Community Youth 7:30 p.m. at the Tribal Grounds WENC Radio at 640-1220, Block- The Voices of Glory, both of Outreach Ministry Inc., 1138 on Old Lake Road, Bolton. buster at 840-1352, Pastor Rob- Tabor City, Shady Grove Male Giles Byrd Rd., Hallsboro has ert Williams at 445-1538 or Chorus and Totally Commit- changed the date of their inform- Queen at 499-1237. ted of Maxton. er Bible study from Thursdays New Mt. Zion BC Elder Ronald Brown is the at 7 p.m. to each Saturday at 3 pastor. p.m. to beneft seniors who may to hold revival not be able to travel at night. For Wards Station COG to New Mt. Zion Baptist more information call 646-4898. hold steak plate sale Spring Hill BC to Church of Brunswick will Wards Station Church of hold its three night revival hold Missionary Day Honey Hill Missionary Baptist God will hold a steak plate sale Aug. 1-3 at 7 p.m. The guest Spring Hill Baptist Church Church services. Sunday school Friday, Aug. 10 from 11 a.m.- speaker will be Rev. Cory will hold its Missionary Day, is held at 10 a.m. and service 7 p.m. The plates are $8 and Blanks of Bladenboro, pastor Sunday, Aug. 5 at 4 p.m. Pastor begins at 11 a.m. Sunday night consist of steak, baked potato, service is held at 6 p.m. and of Shady Grove AME Church, Tracy Troy will be the guest salad, roll and cake. Eat in or Wednesday service is at 7:30 Council. speaker along with her choir take out. Mary Robinson of the Prayer Shawl committee gave p.m. The church is located at A different choir will per- and congregation of Victory The church is located at ev t ll th hi il i e h 6140 Honey Hill Rd., Hallsboro. form each night. in Jesus Ministries. 5478 Rough and Ready Road, ete ilt i e e ti the e t The new pastor is Troy Little. Rev. Anthony Rowell is the Rev. Timothy R. Moss is the Chadbourn. pastor. pastor.
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Box 8187, Charlottesville, VA 22906, www.kwnews.com 24 Hours A Day The News Reporter, Thursday, August 2, 2012--3C Make-A-Wish Donna’s Fine Little Wheel of Little Wheel of Men and Women UFYF First Presbyterian to needs volunteers Instruments Plus to Hope MBC to Hope MBC to hold to sponsor basketball host Ladies Bible study First Presbyterian Church Wish Granting Volunteers host musical guests tournament Aug. 11 hold VBS Aug. 1-3 homecoming Aug. 5 Men and Women United for will host an inter-denomina- are needed for the Make-A- Donna’s Fine Instruments Little Wheel of Hope Mis- Little Wheel of Hope Mis- Youth and Families will spon- tional ladies Bible study. The Wish Foundation of Eastern Plus will host different musical sionary Baptist Church, Lake sionary Baptist Church, Lake sor a 5 on 5 adult basketball 10-week interactive study by North Carolina. guests each Friday. Open mic Waccamaw, will hold its vaca- Waccamaw, will hold its home- tournament Saturday, Aug. 11. Sheila Walsh is entitled “The Wish Granters visit the starts at 6:30 p.m. and scheduled tion Bible school Aug. 1-3 from coming service Aug. 5 at 11:45 There is an entry fee of $100 shelter of God’s promises.” family and help determine bands at 7:30 p.m. 7-9 p.m. The theme is “Fish- a.m. Lunch will be served. per team. The class will meet Tues- the wish of the child while Admission is $5. ing on a mission for Jesus.” The church is located at 508 The tournament will be held day mornings from 9-10:30 explaining wish procedures Donna’s is located at 211 N. Refreshments will be served Old Hwy 74-76. in the East Arcadia School a.m. beginning Sept. 11. and using their creative side to Brown St., Chadbourn. nightly. Rev. James E. Fullwood Sr. gym. Member books, which cost make the wish truly magical. For more information call The church is located at 508 is the pastor. For more information call $10, must be ordered in ad- Wish Granters see first- 840-2122. Old Hwy 74-76. Randolph Keaton at 269-7888 vance. hand the impact a wish can Rev. James E. Fullwood Sr. or Ricky Graham at 669-2355. For more information or make on a child with a life- is the pastor. Chadbourn COG to to order a book, call Janet threatening medical condition. Bolton COGIC to McPherson at 642-9714 no lat- For more information, con- hold VBS Aug. 6-10 hold youth revival er than Aug. 28. tact Lisa at 919-821-7111 or Lake Waccamaw Chadbourn Church of Chadbourn Middle Bolton Church of God in [email protected]. God will hold its Rocky Point Christ will hold a youth re- Food ministry to Lighthouse vacation Bible to host gospel choir Facts of Life Church Lunch planned for vival from Aug. 1-3 at 7:30 p.m. distribute food school Aug. 6-10 from 6:30-9 A gospel choir concert will ofers transportation nightly. Wednesday speaker p.m. be held every Monday and former union members Lake Waccamaw food minis- The Facts of Life Church will be Rev. Ryan Godfrey The church is located on Thursday from 3:08-4:08 p.m. at try will distribute food to those will provide transportation for of Whiteville Apparel of Bolton, Thursday will be the corner of Strawberry Chadbourn Middle School, 801 in need. Smithfield employees to and Lunch is planned for for- Pastor Joseph Garnett III of Boulevard and Kinlaw Drive, W. Smith St. under the direc - The distribution days will from Smithfield. Transporta- mer union members of White- Wilmington and Friday will Chadbourn. tion of Pastor Kevin Joyner Sr. be the second Wednesday tion began July 1. ville Apparel Saturday, Aug. be Pastor Donald L. Thomp- For more information call and fourth Saturday of each For more information call 4 from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. at Joe’s son of Little River, S.C. the school at 654-4300 or 654- month, starting at 9 a.m. at 653-7215 or 918-4531 between BBQ. 3601 or Joyner at 918-7500. First Baptist Church, Sam FUNDRAISERS the hours of 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. Joe’s is located behind Lowe’s. Potts Hwy., Lake Waccamaw. Veterans to hold Food recipients need only a First Presbyterian Church photo ID to receive free food. Barefoot Church women have cookbooks for sale fundraiser Aug. 6 The partnering churches You’re always in the “know” to feature family Pizza Hut of Whiteville for $10 each. The cookbooks are are Lake Waccamaw Method- available at the church located at will hold a fundraising event movie night ist Church, Lake Waccamaw 511 N. Thompson St., Whiteville. Monday, Aug. 6 from 5-9 p.m. with our Barefoot Church will fea- Presbyterian Church, Little Offce hours are Monday-Friday, A percentage of the money ture a family movie night every Wheel of Hope Church and 8:30 a.m.-noon and 1-2:30 p.m. collected will be donated to the third Friday of the month at First Baptist Church of Lake 24-hr. Community Calendar. DAV, VFW and VVA funds. 7:30 p.m. Waccamaw. Eat-in, pick up or delivery The church is located at 28 For more information call Check it out at: www.whiteville.com. is available. Whiteville Plaza. 646-3727. For Columbus County CHURCH DIRECTORY and Surrounding Areas How to Become a Part of Our Nakina Pentecostal Church Directory . . . Holiness Church Our church directory features a weekly sion. We’ll include your church name, 9745 Seven Creeks Hwy. church profle, helpful information about address, phone number, pastor’s name, Nakina, NC 28455 area churches, a devotional thought and service times and web address. You’ll also Phone: (910) 642-7991 daily Bible readings. have an expanded church profle, includ- Pastor: Rev. Anthony Rich If you would like your church includ- ing church photos, run in the directory ed on this page, we invite you to call us sometime during the six month period. “A Church For T e Entire Family” ministries each Sunday and Wednes- today at 642-4104, ext. 237. For only We encourage you to help make this di- Nestled in rural southern Columbus day. Although we have several worship $21.50 per month (six month commit- rectory complete by having your church County is a church that had its begin- services each week, the highlight would ment), we’ll include your church in this information included. ning on Sunday morning, October 31, be our Sunday Morning 11:00 service weekly directory, plus in our web ver- 1956. While celebrating and honor- where we have a powerful worship ex- ing the faithfulness of God and of the perience that includes a musical mix of AFRICAN-METHODIST First Baptist Church of Smyrna Baptist Church 4934 Peacock Rd., Whiteville members for the last 54 years, there’s favorite hymns, choir specials, as well as EPISCOPAL Lake Waccamaw 300 E. Sam Potts Hwy., Lake Waccamaw Church Phone: 642-6266 no doubt that it’s a new day at Naki- contemporary worship from our praise Pastor Ray Best Mount Horeb AME Church Rev. Stuart Shumway • 910-646-3727 187 Otis Donnell Nixon Rd., Evergreen Praise Service 9:30 am, Sunday School na P.H. Church. Because our motto team. T is, along with a Biblical and Sun 9:45 am, 11:00 am, 6:00 pm, 9:45 am, Worship Service 11 am, Evening Church Phone 654 1887 7:00 pm Youth Group, Wed 7:00 pm Worship 6 pm, Bible Buddies 5:45 pm is “A Church For T e Entire Family”, relevant message from our pastor, will Rev. Ruth Pugh • 910-483-7126 Wednesday Evening Bible Study 6:00 pm we of er excellent children’s and youth surely be life changing. We are not Sunday School 9:45 am Forest Lawn Missionary Baptist Church Sweet Home Missionary a church for the perfect. All are wel- Sun Morning Worship 11:00 am Baptist Church 10625 James B. White Hwy., Tabor City Services: Wed 6:30 pm 3111 Walter Todd Rd., Clarendon comed with open hearts and open arms. Jim Ponder, Pastor • 910-625-7739 Sunday School 10:00 a.m. St. James AME Church Rev. Wayne Faulk • 910-653-4421 Come as you are and discover this area’s Sun 9:45 am, 6:00 pm Sun 9:30 am Assembly, 9:45 Sun School, 225 West Walter St., Whiteville Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Wed 7:00 pm 11 am & 6 pm Worship • Wed 7 pm best kept secret for yourself. We are lo- Church Phone 642-8832 Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 p.m. Rev. Philip A. Blair Happy Home Baptist Church Trinity Baptist Church cated on Highway 905 just across from 201 S. Thompson St., Whiteville (no Sunday evening service on 5th Sun.) Sun Church School 9:45 am 2670 Happy Home Rd., Nakina Nakina Middle School. Check us out Richard Collins, Pastor Randy K. Speight, Senior Pastor Wednesday Teen/Youth Group 7:30 p.m. Sun Morning Worship 11:00 am 910-642-7764 910-642-7284 on Facebook as well! Wed 6:00 pm [email protected] Wednesday Bible Study 7:30 p.m. www.happyhomebaptistchurch.org www.trytbc.org Sun 10:00 am, 11:00 am, 6:00 pm Sunday 9:45 am, 11:00 am, 6:00 pm AFRICAN-METHODIST Wed 7:00 pm Wednesday 6:45 pm Northwood Assembly EPISCOPAL ZION MISSIONARY BAPTIST METHODIST-UNITED 2672 James B. White Hwy. N., Whiteville Lennon’s Cross Roads Western Prong Baptist Church First Missionary Baptist Church Pastor Russell Honeycutt St. Mark AME Zion Church 167 Peacock Rd., Whiteville Chadbourn United Methodist Baptist Church 505 S. Wilkes St., Chadbourn 910-642-7654 114 W. Virgil St., Whiteville Rev. Ronnie Wilson • 910-648-2744 Rev. Lionel E. Cartwright • 910-654-3225 300 E. 2nd Ave., Chadbourn Sunday 10:30 am 13804 Haynes Lennon Hwy., Evergreen Rev. Charlrean Mapson, Pastor westernprong.org www.fmbchurchnc.com Rev. Dr. Milford Oxendine, Jr. • 516-2092 Wed 7:00 pm Bible Study Dr. Fred Senter, Pastor • 910-642-4436 Sun 8:30 am Worship, 9:45 am Church Phone: 910-642-7327 Sunday 9:45 am, 11:00 am cell 461-7811 • [email protected] Sun 10:00 am, 11:00 am, 2nd Sun of Sunday School, 11:00 am Worship, Wed Noon Day Prayer Circle 12 noon, Zion Tabernacle Church, Inc. Sunday School 9:45 am each month 6:00 pm Special Fellowship 6 pm Training Union, 7 pm, Wed 7 pm 6:30 pm Sun 9:45 am, 11:00 am 2565 Jenkins Rd., Whiteville Sun Morning Worship 11:00 am Prayer Tues 10:00 am Activity, Wed 7:00 pm White Marsh Baptist Church Pastor Gloria C. Moore Bible Study/Prayer Service Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church 341 White Hall Rd., Whiteville 5548 Silverspoon Rd., Whiteville 910-647-0047 Tuesday - Noon and 7:00 pm Macedonia Baptist Church Fair Bluff United Methodist Sun 9:45 am, 11:00 am Rev. Carroll Fonvielle Pastor T.A. Lance • 910-648-2476 1030 Main St., Fair Bluff Rehobeth AME Zion Church 100 Macedonia Church Rd.,Evergreen 910-642-6459 [email protected] Wednesday 7:00 pm Jimmy Caines, Pastor Rev. Neill Smith • 910-649-7749 475 Rehobeth Church Rd., Clarkton Sunday 9:45 am, 11 am www.mombcwhitevillenc.com PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS Sun 10:00 am, 11:00 am 2nd & 4th Sun, Sunday 9:45 am, 10:50 am [email protected] Dr. Arnold B. Coley • 910-635-5330 Wed 7:00 pm 6:00 pm every Sun • Wed 7:30 pm 1st & 3rd Sunday BTU at 4:00 pm Sun 10:00 am, 11:00 am Chadbourn Pentecostal Holiness [email protected] Wednesday 6:45 pm Tues 7pm Bible Study 518 N. Elm St., Chadbourn Sun Worship 11 am, Sun School 10 am CHURCH OF GOD Nakina Baptist Church Mt. Tabor Missionary Baptist Church Rev. Rick Robinson • 910-654-4850 Wed Bible Study/Tutoring 6:30-7:30 pm 7883 Seven Creeks Rd., Nakina New Life Community Church Whiteville United Methodist www.chadbournph.org 107 Maultsby St., Whiteville 824 Cherry Grove Rd., Cerro Gordo 902 Pinckney St., Whiteville Rev. J. Darryll Hester Rev. Kennis Rolle, Sr. • 910-207-7397 Sunday School 9:45 am Rev. DeWayne Dickerson 910-642-0130 ASSEMBLY OF GOD 910-499-1598 [email protected] Rev. Paul Stallsworth • 910-642-3376 Sunday Worship 10:40 am, 6 pm [email protected] [email protected] Sun School 10 am, Service 11 am [email protected] Teen Worship in Sanctuary 6 pm Abundant Life Assembly of God Sun 11:00 am, 6:00 pm Sun 9:30 am, 10:30 am Wed Youth Bible Study 6 pm www.whitevilleumc.org Wednesday 7:00 pm 5384 James B. White Hwy. S., Whiteville Wed 7:00 pm Thursday 7:00 pm Wed Adult Bible Study/Prayer Meeting 7 pm Sunday 9:00 Sunday School, Pastor Jerry J. Spivey • 910-642-5003 Nakina Pentecostal Holiness Whiteville Church of God 10:00 Worship Service 9745 Seven Creeks Hwy., Nakina [email protected] New Hope Baptist Church 506 N. Lee St., Whiteville CATHOLIC Rev. Anthony Rich • 876-2589 Sunday 10:00 am, 10:45 am, 6:00 pm 252 Rough and Ready Rd., Whiteville Pastor Chris Yarusinsky • 642-3395 Sacred Heart Catholic Church [email protected] Wednesday 7:30 pm Rev. J. Kenneth Byrd [email protected] Sunday School 10:00 am Facebook: Whiteville Church of God 302 N. Lee St., Whiteville 910-642-6345 Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 Whiteville Assembly of God Sunday 10:00 am, 11:00 am Rev. Marco Antonio Gonzalez-Hernandez 3654 James B. White Hwy 701, South www.nhbcwhiteville.com [email protected] Sun. Evening 6:00 except 5th Sunday Wednesday 7:00 pm Pastor Tim Rausch, Sr. Sun 9:45 am, 11:00 am, 6:00 pm www.bcrcatholics.org • 910-642-3895 NON-DENOMINATIONAL Wednesday Teen/Youth Group 7:30 pm Sunday School 9:30 am Wed 7:00 pm Daily Mass Mon-Thurs 8am Barefoot Church Wednesday Bible Study 7:30 pm Morning Worship 10:30 am FREE WILL BAPTIST First Fri Mass & First Sat Mass 8:00am Reconciliation before Mass or by 28 Whiteville Plaza, Whiteville Wednesday, Family Night 7:00 pm Peace Baptist Church 653 Love Mill Rd., Whiteville Avants Chapel FWB Church appointment, Holy Mass Sun 8am & Clay NeSmith, Lead Pastor PRESBYTERIAN 947 Cedar St., Cerro Gordo 10am English, 12 noon Spanish, Pastor Chip Hannah 843-280-1270 • www.barefootchurch.com Pastor Mack Watts • 843-756-0417 Holy Day of Obligation 6:30pm English BAPTIST 910-642-0251 Facebook: Barefoot Church First Presbyterian Church [email protected] and 7:30pm Spanish 511 N. Thompson St., Whiteville Calvary Baptist Church www.peacebc.org Sunday 9:45 am, 11:00 am, 6:00 pm Faith Formation from Sept to May Twitter: @BarefootChurch Rev. Joshua Bower Sunday 9:45 am, 11:00 am, 6:00 pm 5028 Pleasant Plains Church Rd., Whiteville Wednesday 7:30 pm 11 am - 12 noon Sun 9:30 am & 11:15 am 910-642-2253 Sunday 5:45-7:15 pm Awanas Rev. Kenneth Barnes • 910-642-6904 CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY Christian Fellowship Church [email protected] Tuesday 6:30-8:30 pm Grief Share Love Grove FWB Church Sunday 10:00 am, 11:00 am Sunday 9:30 am, 11:00 am, 6:00 pm Wednesday 7:00 pm 1763 Mille-Christine Rd., Whiteville Missionary Alliance Church 5662 Sam Potts Hwy., Hallsboro Wednesday 7:00 pm Monday 6:30-8:30 pm Divorce Care Dr. Elder Ronald Brown • 910-640-1144 516 N. Madison St., Whiteville Bishop Henry Richardson, Jr. Westminster Presbyterian Church Faith Baptist Church Sunday 10 am, 11:15 am 910-640-3223 • www.missonaryalliance.com 910-646-3388 307 S. Franklin St., Whiteville Piney Forest Baptist Church 2nd Sun. Missionary, 4th Sun. Pastoral Sun 10:00 am, 11:00 am, Wed 6:30 pm 4262 Rough N Ready Rd. [email protected] 910-642-2762 4509 Andrew Jackson Hwy. SW, Chadbourn Wednesday Bible Study 7 pm [email protected] Chadbourn Sun 10:00 am, 11:15 am, Tues 7:00 pm Rev. Willard McPherson • 910-654-5284 EPISCOPAL/LUTHERAN Sunday 9:45 am, 11:00 am Rev. Russell Long, Pastor Sunday 10:00 am, 11:00 am, 7:00 pm INDEPENDENT BAPTIST Grace Episcopal Church & Living Word Church Sun 10 am, 11 am, 6 pm, Wed 7 pm Wednesday 7:00 pm 6374 Chadbourn Hwy., Chadbourn Christ the King Lutheran Church SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST First Baptist Church Lynn Hill Independent Pastor Lester Holcomb, Jr. Pleasant Hill Baptist Church 105 S. Madison St., Whiteville 412 N. Madison St., Whiteville Baptist Church Rev. Anne Natoli • 910-642-4784 910-654-4164 Seventh Day Adventist 473 Midway Dr., Whiteville 910-642-2139 620 Lynn Hill Rd., Whiteville [email protected] www.livingwordnc.com 1002 N. Franklin St., Whiteville Rev. Hubert Herring • 910-654-4807 Pastor William A. Schalk • 910-914-0002 Dr. Ron Hinson, Pastor graceandchristtheking.com Sunday School 9:30 am Pastor Kenneth A. Lee [email protected] [email protected] http://pastorpreacher.com/lynnhillbc.html Sun Services 9:30 am 910-642-0698 www.fbcwhiteville.com Sunday 10:00 am, 11:00 am, 7:00 pm Sunday 10:00 am, 11:00 am, 6:00 pm Wed 6:00 pm Communion, Bible Study Worship 10:30 am [email protected] Sun 9:45 am, 11 am, Wed 6:30 pm Wednesday 7:00 pm Wednesday 7:00 pm and Dinner Wednesday 7:00 pm Sat 9:30 am, 10:45 am, Wed 7:00 pm 4C -- The News Reporter, Thursday, August 2, 2012 Crystal Spring MBC New Zion MBC to New Mt. Zion MBC Lakeside Ministry COMMUNITY to host Sunday to hold youth revival hold Family and to hold drug program NEWS Crystal Spring Mission- Friends Day Aug. 5 New Mt. Zion Missionary speakers and music ary Baptist Church will hold Baptist Church of Brunswick its youth revival Thursday, New Mt. Zion Missionary will hold its 4th annual drug Lakeside Ministry will host Aug. 2-Friday, Aug. 3 at 7 p.m. Baptist Church will hold its awareness program along speakers and special music Alcoholics Anonymous meets Family and Friends Day Sun- with its back to school feast each Sunday May 27-Sept. 2 Rev. Jacqueline Hill of the at First Presbyterian Church, day, Aug. 5 at 3 p.m. Rev. Dr. Saturday, Aug. 11 from noon- from 9-9:30 a.m. Northwest community of Le- 511 N. Thompson St., Whiteville John Troy and Cedar Grove 3 p.m. The theme is “Liv- The event will be held at the land will be the guest evange- on Monday, Wednesday, Thurs- Missionary Baptist Church Lake Waccamaw Campground list. Youth choirs from local ing under God’s grace and day, and Saturday nights at 8 church will render the music. will render the service. mercy.” The guest speaker Gazebo next to the Sailboat p.m. A guest speaker will be at The church is located at Club. The church is located at will be Ricky Rouse of Rouse the meeting on the last Thurs- 12123 Old Lake Road, Riegel- The schedule is as follows: 4754 Blue Banks Loop Road, Counseling. Minister Marcus day of each month. The church Pastor Adrian Depres wood. Aug. 5 - Rev. Willard McPher- Leland. Smith of Greater Grace Tab- is located on Thompson Street in Rev. Clarence Ganus is the son along with Terri McPherson. Rev. Dr. Carozell Henry is ernacle will be the MC. Enter- Whiteville. Peace BC to hold pastor. Aug. 12 - Rev. Merle Johnson the pastor. tainment will be by New Mt. along with April Tedder. Narcotics Anonymous meets Marvelous Mondays Zion Praise Team. at Highest Praise Church, 109 N. Aug. 19 - Rev. Tim Jernigan Peace Baptist Church will New Light MBC There will be free food and Madison St., Whiteville on Tues- along with Danny Gibson and hold Marvelous Mondays dur- drinks. days and Thursdays at 7 p.m. Songs of Faith Don Brock. ing the months of July and to hold Usher’s For more information call Aug. 26 - Rev. Hubert McCle- and at Mt. Pleasant AME Zion Susie Hawkins at 207-2390 or Church, 15956 Old Lake Road, August at 7 p.m. anniversary Aug. 5 ney along with Willa Dean slated Aug. 12 Sharlyin Cokley at 445-3105. Riegelwood on Tuesdays and Each Monday will feature a New Light Missionary Bap- Williams. A well-known all-male a cap- Thursdays at 7 p.m. different pastor. For Aug. 6 the tist Church of Hallsboro will Rev. Rowell is the pastor. Sept. 2 - Glory Bound Quar- speaker will be Pastor Adrian pella inspirational ensemble, hold its Ushers’ anniversary ter in concert. Al-anon meets at First Presby- Depres with Itinerant Minis- The Master’s Men from Ra- Sunday, Aug. 5 at 4 p.m. The terian Church, 511 N. Thompson Laddy’s variety try Staff of Kingdom Build- leigh, will present “Songs of guest speaker will be Elder Shiloh Outreach to St., Whiteville on Mondays at 8 Faith” at Camp United Meth- p.m. ing Ministries in Georgia. Charles Marsh Jr. pastor of music show The church is located at 653 odist Church in Shallotte on Inner Circle Holiness Church hold Laborers of Laddy Cannon and the band Recovery (Christian Support Love Mill Road (behind Trac- Sunday, Aug. 12, 5 p.m. Tickets of Red Springs along with will be performing every Love: food pantry Group) meets at Forest Lawn tor Supply). are $10 and will be available his ushers, choir and church Tuesday night from 7-10 p.m. Church, U.S. 701, Tabor City on For more information call after July 4 at the church of- family. Shiloh Outreach will hold a Tuesdays at 6 p.m. at W.N. Railroad St. in Clark- 642-0251. fice, 4807 Main Street, Shal- Rev. Franklin Graham is Laborers of Love: food pantry, lotte, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Monday- ton. Diabetes Support Group meets the pastor. every Wednesday from 10 a.m.- Friday, 910-754-4840, from the A variety of music is gos- noon and from 5-7 p.m. at Columbus Regional Health- Clothing and diapers care, Education Center, Class- United Methodist Women of pel, beach, oldies rock n’ roll, There will be free food, but available at Living the Church, or at the door as country and lots of dancing. call for an appointment. Also room 2 the second Thursday of First Baptist MBC each month at 6 p.m. For more available. Proceeds will sup- For more information call available will be a consignment Hope Pregnancy information call Shauna Nobles port UMW missions, locally to hold Women’s 640-8465. store. at 642-9458 or 641-8208. Support Services and beyond. The outreach is located The Master’s Men ensemble Day Aug. 12 Brain Injury Support Group Living Hope Pregnancy The Women’s Ministry of Davis to perform ‘Why at 426 S. 9th Street in the old has been spreading the gospel meets at Columbus Regional Support Services provides First Baptist Missionary Bap- International Paper building, of God’s love through music me?’ Sunday, Aug. 5 Healthcare, Education Center, free clothing and diapers for tist Church will hold its an- Bolton. since 1995 throughout the Car- LoWanda Davis, daughter Room 1A the second Thursday children through size 3T. nual Women’s Day program For more information call olinas and Virginia. Arrange- of Minister Ernest Davis of of each month at 6 p.m. For more The center is located at 116 Sunday, Aug. 12 at 4 p.m. The 655-0540. Serving Bolton and ments include hymns, spiritu- Baldwin Branch Church, will information call Shauna Nobles Premiere Plaza, behind Waffle guest speaker will be Rev. Columbus County. als, gospel and other musical perform a new production, or Sonja Green at 642-8011 ext. International in Whiteville. Kittie Jacobs, pastor of New 9458. styles in four-, five-, and six- “Why me?” Sunday, Aug. 5 at 5 Office hours are Mondays Zion A.M.E. Zion Church of part harmony for unaccompa- p.m. in the Elizabethtown Mid- Sandyfeld Parks and Compassionate Friends Sup- from 3-7 p.m., and Tuesdays Council. nied male voices. Songs from dle School Gym. The school is Rec. seeking pageant port Group (Grief group for par- and Thursdays from noon-4 The church is located at their repertoire may be heard located at 1496 U.S. Hwy. 701 S. ents who have lost children to p.m. No appointment is neces- 2600 General Howe Road, Rie- contestants on the web at www.myspace. in Elizabethtown. death) meets at Grace Episco- sary. gelwood. Sandyfield Parks and Recre- com/themastersmen/music. There will be a guest appear- pal Church, 105 S. Madison St., For more information call Rev. Charles H. Jacobs Jr. is ation is seeking pageant con- The newest disc in their five- ance by gospel artist Vickie Whiteville the second Monday the helpline at 642-2677. the pastor. testants for its annual Town of each month at 7:30 p.m. For All services are free and CD archive is “On The Road Winans. Hall Day Celebration, Aug. more information call 647-8401. confidential. with The Master’s Men.” Advance tickets are $20 and 2012. HOPD to hold eighth $25 at the door. Vietnam Veterans of America For more information call All proceeds will be used Chapter #962 of Columbus to help fund the upkeep of the Cherry Grove BC to hold CAFÉ church anniversary Davis at 988-4475. County meets the frst Tuesday The House of Prayer and park and playground facilities. Cherry Grove Baptist Bible study and activities will of each month at 7 p.m. at 1028 Deliverance Church of White- Contestants must call Ms. Church will host its’ monthly be held in an environment S. Madison St., Whiteville. ville will celebrate its eighth First St. Paul MBC to Graham at 540-6982 or email program entitled Come And where each woman is affirmed church anniversary Thursday, hold anniversary Aug. 12 [email protected]. The American Legion Post Find Encouragement (CAFÉ) and valued, encouraging each #233 meets the frst Saturday Aug. 2-Sunday, Aug. 5 at 7:30 First St. Paul Missionary Women’s Club celebration and other to serve and grow. CAFÉ of each month at 11 a.m. at 313 p.m. nightly. The guest speak- Baptist Church will hold its worship experience Saturday, will also encourage women to Phillips St., Whiteville. ers are as follows: 131st anniversary Sunday, Aug. Abundance of Love Aug. 4 from 8:30-10:30 a.m. The inhale and exhale the word of Thursday, Pastor Elder 12 at 9:45 a.m. The theme is “We Veterans of Foreign Wars Post CAFÉ is free and is held the God in the home, church and to hold rainbow tea Charles Henry Martin of Hope have come this far by faith.” #8073 and Ladies Auxiliary first Saturday of each month community. Lastly, women who Abundance of Love Adult of Glory Ministries of White- The guest speaker will be Dr. meets on the second Tuesday of and is open to all adult women have leadership roles in their Health Care Center, 212 E. ville. Pastor Patricia Richardson of each month at 6:30 p.m. at 121 from the church, the commu- church will have the opportu- Columbus St., Whiteville has W. Wyche St., Whiteville. Friday, Pastor Felicia H. Holy Faith Church along with nity and surrounding com- nity engage in Bible study and changed the date of its fund- Murchison of Refuge of Deliv- her choir and congregation. Disabled American Veterans munities. The monthly event fellowship for themselves. Sat- raiser and Rainbow tea to Oct. erance Church of Elizabeth- Lunch will be served after the Chapter #35 meets the sec- is not cost to participants. urday morning CAFÉ sessions 6 at 6 p.m. town. morning service. ond Thursday of each month at CAFÉs’ purpose is to pro- will provide breakfast. The keynote speaker will be Sunday, Evangelist Barbara An afternoon service will 7 p.m. at 1028 S. Madison St., vide an outlet for women that Additional events planned Sister Mable Lawrence. Music Campbell of True Vine Holi- begin at 3 p.m. with Rev. Corey Whiteville. interlocks with the other min- by the church’s various de- will be by the Huffman Sisters ness Church of Elizabethtown Lyons of New Beginnings istries of the church without partments include preschool, of Marion, S.C. will preach at the 11:15 a.m. Church of Chadbourn along ever becoming a stand-alone children and youth activities, service. Various choirs will with his choir and congrega- Mt. Olive MBC to ministry. Its’ goal is to help extension courses through render the music. tion. women improve their relation- hold revival Aug. 6-10 Southeastern Community Sister Shannon Register FAMILY REUNIONS ship with God and each other. Mt. Olive Missionary Bap- College, Tuesday evening Sandhill MBC Phipps of Fayetteville will be tist Church will hold its revival S.T.E.P. Community Outreach the mistress of ceremonies for The 48th Annual John Robert service Monday, Aug. 6-10. De- Family CHAMPIONS and senior adults day trips the afternoon service. votion will begin each night at to various locations in the announcements and Sarah Ann Jordan Brad- Sandhill Missionary Bap- The church is located at 7:30 p.m. and the ministerial to hold nurturing surrounding areas. Activities shaw reunion will be held Sun- tist Church will hold its Mass 76 Campground Road, off 701 day, Aug. 5 at the Bladenboro service at 8 p.m. The following also offered are choir and mis- parenting program Choir anniversary Sunday, North. Community Building, 109 East guest speakers will render the sion programs for preschool, The Nurturing Parent- Aug. 19 at 3:30 p.m. The guest Rev. Ronnie Blue is the pastor. Elm Street. Bring a picnic lunch service. children, youth, young and ing Program is being offered will be “The Mighty Echo’s” and tea or soft drink. Lunch will Monday, Rev. Charles Prid- senior adults. Bible study and through Family CHAMPIONS of Elizabethtown along with be served at 1 p.m. gen and the Atkinson Temple prayer services are held each Family Resource Center. other groups. Refreshments Church family. Wednesday evening with spe- This program can assist the will be served. GOSPEL SINGS Tuesday, Rev. John Troy cial programs for preschool, participant in obtaining valu- Sunday, Aug. 26 will be and the Cedar Grove Baptist TeamKids, Tweens, youth and able skills in raising children. Men’s Day. Pastor Rev. Donald CLASS REUNIONS Church family. adult activities. It will cover many topics such Thompson will deliver the China Grove Missionary Bap- Wednesday, Reverend Fred- The public is invited to at- tist Church will host a gospel as discipline, rewards, pun- message at 11 a.m. Rev. An- The 1971 Hallsboro High rick Murray and the Jerusalem tend these very special events. sing Saturday, Aug. 18 at 6 p.m. ishments, morals, values and drew Reaves along with the School Class is planning its 41st Chapel Church family. Cherry Grove Baptist Church featuring Nadine and Stevie. A developing family rules along congregation of Effingham reunion. Classmates are asked Thursday, Rev. Darryl Hardy is located on Swamp Fox High- love offering will be taken. Re- with a meal and door prizes. Baptist Church of Mullins, to provide phone numbers and and the St. John Church family. way (Hwy. 904) between Tabor freshments will be served in the The program is being of- S.C. will render the 3:30 p.m. email addresses if you have Friday, Rev. Donald Thomp- City and Fair Bluff. fellowship hall following the sing. information about other class- fered at three different sites service. Refreshments will be The church is located at 2903 son and the Sandhill Baptist For more information about mates. For more information call within the county. Bolton served between the services. Old Stake Road, Chadbourn. Church family. any upcoming special or ongo- Joyce Thurman at 201-618-4799 Senior/Youth Center every The church is located at 16920 For more information call Karen Various choirs will perform. ing programs, call pastor Josh or email [email protected], Monday at 6 p.m.; the DREAM Twisted Hickory Road, Blad- McPherson at 654-3013. Rev. The church is located at 5548 Phillips at the church office at Joyce “Paula” Jacobs at 646- Center every Tuesday at 5:30 enboro. Thomas Fairfax is the pastor. 3964 or email pjacobs1952@ Silver Spoon Road. p.m.; and at Family CHAMPI- 649-7910, visit the website at gmail.com, Wanda Dowless Bat- Dr. Timothy A. Lance is the ONS FRC in Tabor City every www.cherrygrovebaptist.org ten at 647-8611 or email batten- pastor. Wednesday at 5 p.m. or e-mail any questions or com- [email protected]. For more information call ments to cherrygrovebaptist@ 653-9200. hughes.net. BUY IT...SELL IT... in the Classifeds!
Call 642-4104, ext. 221 or 237 The News Reporter Education Te News Reporter, Tursday, August 2, 2012 - 5C Williams Township Elementary School honor roll Principal’s list GRADE 4: Olivia Barnes, Aveon Sibbett, Reagan Singletary, Anna All A’s Campbell, Rita Cartrette, Kylie Utterback, Kannon White, Morgan Cribb, Madison Duncan, Wendell Williams. 4th nine weeks Duncan, Tabitha Edwards, Juliana GRADE 7: Eva Aguilar-Watts, GRADE 3: Taylor Barnhill, Made- Hammond, Kanon Hodges, Alley Gwendolyn Buck, Anna Capps, Ja- lyn Beck, Gracelyn Garrell, Madison Johnson, Victoria Locklear, Chesney cob Gore, Meagan Gore, Jackson Grigsby, Bryson Huggins, Garison McPherson, Kailey McPherson, Lo- Hilbourn, Cody Lee, Diana Marin, Johnson, Dayton Long, Dalton Mc- gan M. McPherson, Bella Nobles, Mason Miller, Haven Nance, Sa- Dowell, Bryanna McKeithan, Mia Crystal Perez, Amber Richardson, vanna Sarvis, River Stanley, Landon Quarles, Laney Simmons, Reid Sin- Alyssa Russell, Kaylei Simmons, Stocks, Jocelyn Sykes, Joshua Ward, gletary, Madeline Todd. Ali Small, Christian Spivey, Chase Kix Ward. GRADE 4: Miguel Aleman, Kas- Strickland, Kayley Strickland, Noah GRADE 8: Mason Benton, Mi- sidy Cartret, Logan Cox, Jessica Teleky, Kellie Walton, Michael Wil- chael Byars, Austin Cartrette, Al- Cribb, Robert Darrow, Riley Hewett, liams, William Worley. lison Cribb, Carly Godwin, Crystal Haily Lopez, Logan McPherson, Jo- GRADE 5: Aaron Barnhill, Tan- Hall, Stacy Hatcher, Justin Hinson, seph Ward, Makala Wright. ner Barnhill, Kolby Bellamy, Scar- Elizabeth Long, Courtney Mar- GRADE 5: Madison Ayers, Abigail lett Cartrette, Christian Cribb, shall, Caitlyn McPherson, Morgan Davis, Makenzie Gore, Mackenzie Deary Fowler, Brittany Gann, Jesse Nobles, Amber Simmons, Caitlyn Grainger, Evan Hardee, Mia Milli- Hatcher, Lacey Hinson, Kaitlynn Soles, Adriana Soto, Hannah Stan- gan, Ryan Oakley. Lanier, Ryan Lee, Steven Long, Jes- ley, Makayla Stutts, Matthew Worley GRADE 6: Morgan Canady, Am- sica Lopez, Jake Maguire, Angel ber Friel, Brietta McPherson, Chloe McPherson, Tressie McQueen, Mi- Principal’s list Ward. chael Noble, Kennady Nobles, Am- All A’s (Staff photo by Allen Turner GRADE 7: Savannah Elliott, Ma- ber Parker, Drake Simmons, Trevor son Hewett, Katie Larrimore, Angel Simmons, Mackenzie Soles, William Final The 2012 children’s reading program at the Chadbourn Community wrapped up after Russ, Savannah Seay. Stutts, Brady Sumner, Kelsey Ward, GRADE 3: Taylor Barnhill, Mad- conducting sessions each Monday during the month of July. Youngsters pictured GRADE 8: Talley Barnhill, Shay Kinsey Ward, Matthew Ward, Grayce elyn Beck, Gracelyn Garrell, Karli are, from left, Adian Canipe, Dinari Stanley, Mykela Canipe, Jaiden Shipman, Cody Greene, Jordan Maguire. Worley. Greene, Madison Grigsby, Blake GRADE 6: Brenley Beck, Riley Hardee, Katelyn Hinson, Bryson Rector and Madalyn Williamson. Parent Joy Rector is seated in the background. Honor roll Beck, Peyton Buck, Maggie Butler, Huggins, Garison, Johnson, Day- All A’s & B’s Matthew Cartret, Katelin Cartrette, ton Long, Dalton McDowell, Malea 4th nine weeks Stevi Cartrette, Madison Duncan, McDowell, Bryanna McKeithan, GRADE 3: William Adams, Ward Lilah Elliott, Ashley Espinoza, Lak- Bailey Parsons, Mia Quarles, Laney RBH Society to Bullock, Jacob Butler, Mahalie Byrd, en Hammond, Dylan Inman, Noah Simmons, Reid Singletary, Chastity Locals earn UNC TCEM to hold Emily Canady, Landon Fairfax, Tati- Jarman, Samantha Martinez, Car- Stewart, Madeline Todd, Miricale aina Ford, Candice Godwin, William son Ransom, Reah Sellers, Miranda White. honors lists pre-kindergarten hold fundraiser Gore, Karli Greene, Blake Hardee, Sibbett, Reagan Singletary, Aubrey GRADE 4: Miguel Aleman, Kas- The Reuben Brown House sidy Cartret, Rita Cartrette, Logan Several Columbus County Katelyn Hinson, Austin Mayo, Dam- Strickland, Anna Utterback, Kannon enrollment Preservation Society, Inc. auryan McCray, Malea McDowell, White, Morgan Williams. Cox, Jessica Cribb, Robert Darrow, students made honors lists Bailey Parsons, Ahmion Riggins, GRADE 7: Eva Aguilar-Watts, Tif- Wendell Duncan, Riley Hewett, Tabor City Elementary will hold a fundraiser on Haily Lopez, Chesney McPherson, at UNC Chapel Hill for the Kailey Spivey, Brianna Stanley, fani Beck, Sydney Buffkin, Terry School is now enrolling stu- Thursday, Sept. 13 from 6-8 Chastity Stewart, Marcos Trejo, Ni- Cribb, Matthew Garrell, Jacob Gore, Logan McPherson, Alyssa Russell, spring semester. Kaylei Simmons, Chase Strickland, dents for the North Carolina p.m. at Vineland Station in coles Ward, Miricale White, Jona- Meagan Gore, Jackson Hilbourn, Making the Chancellor’s than Williams, Josie Wright. Megan Hinson, Mason Miller, Logan Kayley Strickland, Joseph Ward, pre-kindergarten program. Whiteville. Makala Wright. List with no grade below an Simmons, Landon Stocks, Jocelyn Children must be four years Sykes, Kaylin Ward, Kix Ward. GRADE 5: Madison Ayers, Tanner A- were: Barnhill, Scarlett Cartrette, Abigail of age on or before Aug. 31, GRADE 8: Madison Benton, Ma- Whiteville: Lisa Cox, son Benton, Michael Byars, Austin Davis, Makenzie Gore, Mackenzie 2012. Go by TCES to pick up Whiteville High School Grainger, Evan Hardee, Mia Milli- Shannon Rae Rulapaugh and Cartrette, Allison Cribb, Akin Ezzell, an enrollment packet or call Carly Godwin, Stacy Hatcher, Amber gan, Ryan Oakley, Trevor Simmons, Melissa Lorraine Sova. honor roll Leonard, Elizabeth Long, Macken- Mackenzie Soles, Kelsey Ward. the school at 653-3618. zie Marlowe, Caitlyn McPherson, GRADE 6: Morgan Canady, Am- Lake Waccamaw: Haley Principal’s list Ravin Greene, Caitlin Griffin, Caro- Hanna Nealey, Katelyn Noble, Mor- ber Friel, Brietta McPherson, Chloe Gray Barnes. line Hensley, Brittany Hilbourn, Na- All A’s gan Nobles, Caitlyn Soles, Hannah Ward. than Hood, Kathryn Meekins, Tay- Delco: Megan Leanna Mal- Final Stanley, Makayla Stutts, Holly Ward, GRADE 7: Gwendolyn Buck, Sa- lan Melton, Nabriska Moore, John GRADE 9: James Campbell, Sar- Matthew Worley. vannah Elliott, Meagan Gore, Ma- pass Morningstar, Derrick Nobles, Laura ah Cothern, Jordan Cox, Madison son Hewett, Katie Larrimore, Angel Tabor City: Jesse Martin Nye, Tyquan Parr, Forrest Powell, WCHS Class Creech, David Faircloth, Margaret Principal’s list Russ, Savannah Seay, Kaylin Ward. McGill. High, Charis Kasitati, Christian Trevor Sellers, Skylar Smith, Ty- GRADE 8: Talley Barnhill, Madi- Landa Smith, Shekinah Stackhouse, All A’s The following made the Lanier, Robert Lashley, Brianna son Benton, Akin Ezzell, Carly God- of ‘67 sets 45th McLean, Morgan Murray, Robert Eric Toler, Zachary Ward, Olivia 2nd semester win, Shay Greene, Amber Leonard, Dean’s List by making no Powell III, Nicholas Price, LaTrai- Watson, Erica Williamson, Meghan GRADE 3: Taylor Barnhill, Mad- Jordan Maguire, Mackenzie Mar- grade below B: keyonnia Pridgen, Carmen Reyes, Worthington elyn Beck, Gracelyn Garrell, Wil- lowe. year reunion GRADE 12: Allyssa Alley, Telisa Bolton: Tiffany Lynn Free- Spencer Roberson IV, Tylah Robin- liam Gore, Madison Grigsby, Bryson The West Columbus High son, Elizabeth White, Joseph Wil- BAllard, Samantha Bass, Montana Huggins, Garison, Johnson, Dayton Honor roll man. Baxter, Cas Bowens, Dylan Bowen, School class of 1967 will hold liams, Monica Williams, Donita Long, Dalton McDowell, Bryanna All A’s & B’s Chadbourn: Amanda L. Wilson Caron Briggs, Zachary Brown, Seth McKeithan, Bailey Parsons, Mia a 45th year reunion party on Butler, Salena Cedillo, Jenna Davis, Final Greene, Ivy Michelle Hinson. GRADE 10: Jada Andrews, Noe Quarles, Laney Simmons, Madeline Saturday, Oct. 20, at the Co- Baltazar, Nicholas Ciamillo, James Timothy Deans, Marquetta Heming- Todd. GRADE 3: Tiffany Brown, Hai- Delco: Michelle Ann Bor- way, Alea Henry, Kayla Inman, Ja- ley Bullard, Ward Bullock, Jacob lumbus County Arts Council DiMuzio, Hayley Dyson, Emily GRADE 4: Miguel Aleman, Kas- deaux, Megan Leanna Mal- Fowler, Monika Parker, Brandi Rit- milia Jones, Adonya Lennon, Lacy sidy Cartret, Rita Cartrette, Jessica Butler, Emily Canady, Christopher building, 822 S. Madison St., Lennon, Mara Love, Ishyna McCul- Cartrette, Landon Fairfax, Bradley pass. enour, Quentin Robinson, Meagan Cribb, Robert Darrow, Wendell Dun- Whiteville (across the street Rooks, Daija Solomon, Lucas Tedder, lum, Cheree McLaurin, Brittany can, Haily Lopez, Logan McPherson, Fowler, Jr., Candice Godwin, Wil- Evergreen: Bobby Fair- McMillian, Kristan Monroe, Amanda Joseph Ward, Makala Wright. liam Gore, Kaylynn Hinson, Austin from the Sherwin Williams Emilee Wilkinson cloth. GRADE 11: Bailey Allen, Ryan Nobles, Jessica Nobles, Daniel Pone, GRADE 5: Madison Ayers, Scarlett Mayo, Damauryan McCray, Ahmion store). Colton Reaves, Stephen Smith, Emily Cartrette, Abigail Davis, Makenzie Riggins, Zaira Rodriguez, Annayeli Lake Waccamaw: Haley Ciamillo, Benjamin Connor, Thomas The cost will be $25 per Council, Julia Dial, Hunter Faulk, Ward Gore, Mackenzie Grainger, Evan Sandoval, Kailey Spivey, Brianna Grey Barnes, Ethan Zachary Hardee, Mia Milligan, Ryan Oakley, Stanley, Madison Stanley, Brendan person and a delicious din- Carly High, Sarah Moody, Maleah Murray, Charles Priest, Jordan Ray, 85 Average Trevor Simmons. Strickland, Marcos Trejo, Nicoles Simpson. Ward, Nickeal White, Jonathan Wil- ner will be provided. Res- Carly Shaw, Christin Smith, Jenna Final GRADE 6: Morgan Canady, Am- Tabor City: Jesse Martin ber Friel, Brietta McPherson, Chloe liams, Josie Wright. ervations must be made in Watts GRADE 9: Takia Battle, Naiya Ward. GRADE 4: Alexander Balistreri- McGirll, GRADE 10: Macelyn Batten, Me- Bethea, Dikembe Childress, Shaw- advance and no later than GRADE 7: Savannah Elliott, Ma- McDowell, Olivia Barnes, Wesley Whiteville: Katelynn shalanna Coleman, Jasmine Collins, lyn Cokely, Markus Coleman, Haley Oct. 1. son Hewett, Katie Larrimore, Angel Bracey, Aveon Campbell, Olivia Margaret Garner, Madison Gaksins, Collins, Hanna Cribb, Jakila Davis, Victoria Ashley, Rebecca Russ, Savannah Seay, Kaylin Ward. Chaney, Whitney Coleman, Kylie To reserve a slot, please Matthew Hester, Mary Lennon, Ja- Daria Dufour, Montana Fabrocini, GRADE 8: Talley Barnhill, Madi- Cribb, Madison Duncan, Tabitha Ann Bentz, Jonnetta Evette cob Long, Ariel McCormick, Jacque- Frankie Fowler, Sage Fowler, Delto- mail payments to Rossie son Benton, Akin Ezzell, Shay Edwards, Justin Greer, Juliana Brown, Kimberly Dean line Rapelye, Royce Shaw nio Frink, Tahji Gore, Angelica Hin- Greene, Amber Leonard, Jordan Ma- Hammond, Kanon Hodges, Alley (Buddy) Nance, 4104 Cape son, Summer Hinson, Braeden Hon- Caines, Lisa K. Cox, Kayla guire, Mackenzie Marlowe. Johnson, Victoria Locklear, Kaitlin Landing Rd., Castle Hayne, eycutt, Fraakquis Jackson, Samuel Lyndsey Duncan, Jessica Honor Roll Long, Allison Moss, Bella Nobles, N.C. 28429. Persons mailing All A’s & B’s Jenkins, Nicholas Lee, Larisha Lew- Crystal Perez, Joshua Rabon, Madi- Kristen Engen, Aubrey B. is, Jessica Martin, David Maultsby, Honor roll payments should be sure to Final son Reynolds, Amber Richardson, Evans, Caroline Chauncey Quinton McCrae, Diamond McCray, All A’s & B’s Ali Small, Christian Spivey, Kellie include as much of the fol- GRADE 9: Anthony Anderson, Onjoli McDougal, Odassey McMil- 2nd semester Goldston, Ryan Gore Her- Jadee Austin, Zoey Barton, Abigail Walton, Michael Williams, William lowing information as pos- lan, Raegan McPherson, Katherine GRADE 3: Tiffany Brown, Hailey Worley. ring, Kelly Lynn McPherson, Beers, Turner Brown, Steven Burris, Moss, Niadizja Nelson, Santanna sible: Kiana Bynum, Hannah Campbell, Bullard, Ward Bullock, Jacob Butler, GRADE 5: Aaron Barnhill, Kolby Matthew Powell Murray, Odums, Kevin Penny, Amber Ran- Mahalie Byrd, Emily Canady, Land- Bellamy, Bailey Cartrette, Ethan Name, address, email ad- Brady Caswell, Tanner Dew, Whit- som, Austin Reaves, Cassey Shelley, Jessica Anne Purifoy, Shan- ney Dew, Isaac Dockery, Ryan Dud- on Fairfax, Bradley Fowler, Jr., Can- Corbett, Christian Cribb, Deary dress, phone number, how Iman Shipman, Justin Small, Erykah dice Godwin, Karli Greene, Blake Fowler, Brittany Gann, Lacey Hin- non Rae Rulapaugh, Melissa ney, Ethan Edwards, Ian Edwards, Taylor, Alisha Ward Raven Williams, many will be attending, Jordan Edwards, Mikala Faison, Hardee, Katelyn Hinson, Kaylynn son, Kaitlynn Lanier, Ryan Lee, Lorraine Sova, Heather Dale Gracie Woodard Hinson, Austin Mayo, Damauryan Breanna Long, Steven Long, Jes- name(s) of guest(s) attend- Charlesanna Fowler, Kayla Gore, GRADE 10: Branden Alejandrez, Tyree, Kelli Nicole Tyson, Cary Hammonds III, Kevin Hatcher, McCray, Malea McDowell, Ahmion sica Lopez, Jake Maguire, Landis ing and amount of money Aquila Armstrong-McCutchen, Riggins, Zaira Rodriguez, Annayeli Marlowe, Angel McPherson, Tressie Lana Nicole White. Jessica Hester, Ashton Howell, Joc- Raquandra Barfield, Emily Best, Bre- enclosed. elyn Jones, Byron Leggett, Carly Sandoval, Reid Singletary, Kailey McQueen, Arturo Mendoza, Mi- anna Brady, Torain Bullock, Darius Spivey, Brianna Stanley, Madison chael Noble, Kennady Nobles, Drake For further informa- Lewis, Christian Locklear, Lauren Bunche, Chelsey Cartrette, Marilu Loisel, Derrick McCrae, Cheryl Stanley, Chasity Stewart, Marcos Simmons, William Stutts, Laiken tion on the reunion, contact Gastrejon Garcia, Adolfo Cedillo Jr., Trejo, Nicoles Ward, Miricale White, Sutherland, Dakota Todd, Kinsey McLean, Melissa Meza, Abby Mix, Elgin Collier Jr., Jillian Espinueva, Four County Rossie (Buddy) Nance at 465- Zachary Pait, Katie Parker, Shay Nickeal White, Jonathan Williams, Ward, Matthew Ward, Grayce Wor- Antonio Faulk, Cylvia Gilbert, Jona- Josie Wright. ley. 0683, Johnny Cutrell at 262- Rogers, Madison Schmoll, William than Hewett, Lorna Jackson, Wayne Shands, Darius Shaw, Michayla Shu- GRADE 4: Olivia Barnes, Aveon GRADE 6: Riley Beck, Peyton Head Start 1967, Terry Edmund Kury at Jones Jr., Bobby Kemp Jr., Rosa Lee, Campbell, Whitney Coleman, Logan Buck, Maggie Butler, Matthew Car- man, Brahimah Sillah, Stacy Soles, Lauren Lynn, Madelyn McCullen, Ty- Tristan Storms, Justin Turner, Ja- Cox, Kylie Cribb, Madison Duncan, tret, Katelin Cartrette, Stevi Car- 828-406-6985, Jefferson Smith Qwan McDougal, Quantavius McKoy, Tabitha Edwards, Juliana Ham- trette, Madison Duncan, Ashleigh son Waddell, Autumn Wilcox, Wil- Erina McPherson, Pablo Meza, Sava- accepting at 232-8715 or Beth Todd liam Wilkins, Darnisha Williams, mond, Riley Hewett, Alley John- Espinoza, Laken Hammond, Mat- na Nance, Eric Nealy, Bryce Parnell, son, Victoria Locklear, Chesney thew Hulon, Dylan Inman, Noah White at 395-2604. Lauren Worley Byesha Pierce, Silas Piggott, Ariel GRADE 10: Aljere Adams, Zach- McPherson, Kailey McPherson, Jarman, Samantha Martinez, Car- applications Rhody, Jasmine Richardson, Mat- Bella Nobles, Crystal Perez, Amber son Ransom, Reah Sellers, Miranda ery Archie, Lizbeth Baltazar, Kellie thew Rowland, Kate Sasser, Amber Bass, Adam Bastug, Elliyah Bell, Richardson, Alyssa Russell, Kaylei Sibbett, Reagan Singletary, Anna Four County Head Start Stephens, Meredith Thompson, Lind- Simmons, Ali Small, Christian Spiv- Utterback, Kannon White, Morgan Bronson Best, Cherise Brady, Whit- sey Tyler, Danny Williams Jr. is accepting applications son Butler, Ismael Castrejon, Angel ey, Chase Strickland, Kayley Strick- Williams. HHS Class of ’87 GRADE 11: Beverly Boone,Erik land, Makenzie Williams, Michael GRADE 7: Eva Aguilar-Watts, for the 2012-2013 school year Childs, Lauren Clark, Tevin Dem- Cochran, Devin Cokley, Andrea Da- mie, Lauren Edwards, Jonathan Williams, William Worley. Anna Capps, Kailey Coleman, Mat- for children who will be 3-4 planning reunion vis, Cage Deal, Cori Dew, Jessica Ed- GRADE 5: Aaron Barnhill, Tanner thew Garrell, Jacob Gore, Jackson Giles, Eyvi Gonzalez Bravo, Juravia wards, Jessie Edwards, Dylan Elliott, years of age by Aug. 31. Ap- Gore, Ranique Grubbs, Christopher Barnhill, Allison Butler, Bailey Car- Hilbourn, Megan Hinson, Cody Lee, Alexis Garrett, Demetrius Gibson, trette, Deary Fowler, Brittany Gann, Diana Marin, Mason Miller, Haven plications for children with Hallsboro High School Ivey, Rhianna Jones-Adams, Mary Rachel Hooks, Zhanei Jackson, Chel- Long, Cynthia Maldonado Baltazar, Lacey Hinson, Kaitlynn Lanier, Nance, Raeanna Parker, Savanna special needs are also ac- Class of 1987 will be celebrat- sea Johnson, Deidra Jordan, Arthur Ryan Lee, Steven Long, Jessica Lo- Sarvis, Logan Simmons, River Stan- Nakayla McBride, Taylor Meares, Moore Jr., Peyton Moore, Ethan Mor- cepted. ing 25 years on Oct.13 at the Amber Memory, Bradley Merritt, pez, Jake Maguire, Landis Marlowe, ley, Landon Stocks, Jocelyn Sykes, ris, Clark Owens, Lucas Pait, Brian Tressie McQueen, Michael Noble, Joshua Ward. Bring birth certificate of N.C. Museum of Forestry. Aubrey Nealey, Taj Powell, Alexis Palmer, Tiesha Perry, Tallia Scott, Pridgen, Jesse Pridgen, Evan Priest, Kennady Nobles, Drake Simmons, GRADE 8: Mason Benton, Michael child(ren) applying, verifi- Alumni are asked to con- Marc Sellers, Tyler Sellers, Mor- Mackenzie Soles, William Stutts, Byars, Austin Cartrette, Allison Brennen Robinson, Morgan Rooks, gan Shart, Harold Simmons, Sierra cation of income, immuni- tact Carina Smith Riven- Allen Royall, Isabel Shelley, Geena Brady Sumner, Kelsey Ward, Kinsey Cribb, Justin Dudley, Crystal Hall, Small, Khrystina White, Antonio Ward, Grayce Worley. William Hammond, Stacy Hatcher, zation record, health insur- bark at 910-253-4971 for more White, Sidney Williams, Steven Wil- Wilson, Janique Wright liams, Lakyn Williamson, Zachary GRADE 6: Riley Beck, Peyton Justin Hinson, Dustin Long, Eliza- ance information, child’s information. Deadline for GRADE 12: Ripley Billeaud, Kyle Buck, Maggie Butler, Matthew beth Long, Courtney Marshall, Cait- Grayson Wilson. Blackmon, Shyheem Brooks, Tessa current physical, birth dates registration forms is Aug. 20. GRADE 11: Samuel Andrews, Cartret, Katelin Cartrette, Stevi lyn McPherson, Hanna Nealey, Kate- Cartrette, Julieann Dejong, Jayquine Cartrette, Madison Duncan, Lilah lyn Noble, Morgan Nobles, Cameron of other members in family, Noah Bastug, Christopher Bland, Durant, Mykel Foxworth, Brianna Vann Brock, Kendall Bush, Lindsey Elliott, Ashleigh Espinoza, Laken Norris, Eric Perez, Amber Simmons, directions to home, mailing Gore, Briana Hammond, Caleb Mar- Hammond, Dylan Inman, Noah Jar- Jessie Small, Caitlyn Soles, Adri- Butler, Olivia Butler, Kendall Caffee, shall, Cecil McDonald, Mariela Meza, and physical address and Brianna Campbell, Michela Carter, man, Samantha Martinez, Carson ana Soto, Hannah Stanley, Makayla Erika Nealy, Marvin Parker Jr. Angel Ransom, Reah Sellers, Miranda Stutts, Holly Ward, Matthew Worley. WIC verification. WCHS to hold 20th Weston Chandler, Ashlyn Cox, Mc- Phillips, Michaela Ritenhour, Erica Coy Creech, Jessica Davis, Chris- For more information Royals, Collier Savage, Shaquoia reunion Oct. 19 topher Deans, Lexus Dudley, Dil- Singleton, Russell Tyler, Brittany T. contact Tabor City Head lon Faulk, Tess Fisher, Tia George, Williams, Jonathan Williams Start at 653-5403, 205 Stake The West Columbus High Rd., Tabor City, N.C. 28463. School Class of 1992 will hold its 20th reunion Friday, Oct. 19 at the West Columbus Guideway Elementary School CCYFA ofers football game and Saturday, October 20 at the Columbus honor roll $250 scholarship County Law Enforcement Principal’s list son McPherson, Javier Sanchez, Center. All A’s Joshua Yanez. Columbus County Youth GRADE 4: Jonathan Letrell Brown, Provide phone numbers 4th nine weeks and Families Association GRADE 3: Spencer Farris, Zach- Adolfo Cardenas, Jauan Frink, Jen- Inc. (CCYFA) offers one $250 and email addresses for class- ary Fonvielle, Vanessa Garcia, Anett nifer Larrimore, Derrounce McCray, mates. Pineda, Yanett Pineda, Blake Strick- Ashanti Moreno, Omar Nunez. scholarship each year. To be GRADE 5: Sarah Faulk, Caleb Fon- For more information call land, Summer Yarborough. considered for this scholar- GRADE 5: Amanya Bruce, Alexis vielle, Brooke Johnson ship the student must be Tanesha Boone Smith at 336- Farris, Kelsey Long, Amreen Nagra Principal’s list from the Columbus County 392-4801, Trina Gause at 919- Honor Roll All A’s area attending Southeastern 740-8690, Traci Hayes Storms at 910-876-1153, Jeannetta All A’s & B’s Final Community College and not GRADE 3: Zachary Fonvielle, Van- McMillian McNeil at 336-343- 4th nine weeks receiving any other finan- GRADE 3: Ginia Dozier, Brianna essa Garcia, Keiana McNeil, Anett cial assistance. Students in- 3924 or Clarice Vereen Faison Green, Brayden Johnson, Beronica Pineda, Yanett Pineda at 910-212-8640. Maldonado, Jailene Maldonado, GRADE 5: Amanya Bruce, Sarah terested in applying for the Mary McCray, Keiana McNeil, Jack- Faulk, Kelsey Long, Amreen Nagra scholarship should contact Sue Hawks at 642-7141 ext. 320. www.whiteville.com Local. News. Now. The Newsrelease Reporter, dates: July 28-August Thursday, 3 August 2, 2012 30-1 (12)
TM Mini Spy . . . Mini Spy and Alpha Betty are looking at the hot geysers and pools in Yellowstone National Park. See if you can find: s EXCLAMATION MARK s MAN IN THE MOON s QUESTION MARK s SHARK s SEAL s ELF FACE s DRAGON s FUDGE POP s NUMBER s SNAIL s DUCK s FISH s WORD -).) © 2012 Universal Uclick s PENCIL s LETTER ! s LIMA BEAN s DOLPHIN from The Mini Page © 2012 Universal Uclick Extreme Habitats s SNAKE s BAT s BELL s NUMBER s ARROW Living on the Edge Have you ever marveled at the Extremophiles include different life all around us? It turns B microbes living in cracks in radioactive rocks (A); inside out that there is life in a lot more ice in Antarctica and the Arctic places than we ever imagined. (B); at hydrothermal vents near In the last few years, scientists have A C “chimneys” formed by minerals found life in boiling acid, on volcanic from the undersea volcanoes (C); in rocks and hot springs in vents, inside nuclear reactors, deep Yellowstone National Park (D). under the ice, high above the clouds D and way below the bottom of the sea. Creatures living in these extreme habitats are called extremophiles
(x-TREME-uh-files). “Philes” is art by Nicolle Rager Fuller, National Science Foundation from the Greek word for love. Extremophiles Changing our world Extremophiles are lovers of extremes. We now know that life exists almost Until recently, people thought all These creatures may “breathe in” everywhere on Earth, except for in the life needed certain things to survive. carbon dioxide or even metals such These include: as uranium or arsenic. Many breathe from The Mini Page © 2012 Universal Uclick deepest molten, or hot liquid metal, outer core of the planet. To learn s PROTECTION FROM out oxygen, much like we breathe radiation out carbon dioxide. Experts believe TM more about life on the edge, The Mini Rookie Cookie’s Recipe Page talked with an expert from the s A CERTAIN RANGE OF creatures such as these helped create This Kid’s Mini Page National Science Foundation. acid levels our oxygen-rich world billions of years I Like Broccoli Salad s WATER ago. By breathing out oxygen, they s A NARROW RANGE OF TEMPERATURE made it possible for oxygen-breathing You’ll need: sponsored by s CUPS BROCCOLI CUT INTO FLORETS s OUNCE CONTAINER PLAIN YOGURT s ENERGY THAT COMES AT LEAST AT ONE plants, animals and humans to exist. s OUNCE BAG COLESLAW s 13 CUP ORANGE JUICE point, from the sun. Most extremophiles are tiny s 12 cup red onion, chopped s TABLESPOONS FAT FREE MAYONNAISE But many creatures can survive creatures called microbes s 13 cup dried cranberries s 13 cup sunflower seeds without all of these expected (MY-krobes). A microbe is too small to What to do: ingredients. They live in extreme see without a microscope. 1. Place broccoli, coleslaw, red onion and cranberries in a large bowl. conditions. These creatures might Millions of tons of microbes live )N A SEPARATE BOWL WHISK YOGURT ORANGE JUICE AND MAYONNAISE UNTIL well-blended. photo by Ian MacDonald, courtesy NOAA think the way we live is extreme. For beneath the Earth’s surface. Experts 3. Stir yogurt mixture into broccoli bowl and mix well. Iceworms live on methane ice on the example, oxygen would kill some of believe the total weight of the microbes #HILL FOR HOUR TO BLEND FLAVORS seafloor in the Gulf of Mexico. Methane- 4OP WITH SUNFLOWER SEEDS rich conditions could possibly support life them. We oxygen-breathers are the living under the surface is more than You will need an adult’s help with this recipe. on other planets. extremophiles in their worlds. the total of all other life on Earth. from The Mini Page © 2012 Universal Uclick
from The Mini Page © 2012 Universal Uclick Meet Janet Schreiner Janet Schreiner is the lead singer for the BAND 4HE #ATS 0AJAMAS 4HE BANDS NEWEST Heat Lovers ALBUM IS h"ACKSEAT $RIVERv Janet also plays the kazoo. She has taught Volcanoes under the sea Fit for the environment music to kids for more than 20 years and has Volcanoes force magma, or hot, The crabs and clams living near taught theater to high school students. She has molten rock, up to the Earth’s crust. the surface of the sea would not worked as an actor, director and producer. She started taking piano lessons when she Beneath the bottom of the sea, survive in the extreme environment
photo by Robert Hakalski WAS AND SWITCHED TO THE DRUMS WHEN SHE WAS magma superheats ocean water that near hydrothermal vents. in elementary school. She carried the bass drum in the marching has seeped down through cracks The reverse is true, too. Creatures band for the town parade, but she was so small that the drum TO ABOUT DEGREES & /PENINGS living near hydrothermal vents covered her from head to toe. She started taking voice lessons when she was 13. where this superhot water flows out would die if they were brought to the Janet started writing music for kids when her three daughters are called hydrothermal vents surface. were young. Sometimes her daughters sing on stage with the band. (hi-druh-THUR-muhl). If we ate the crabs and clams from The Mini Page © 2012 Universal Uclick Tiny microbes, as well as worms, living near the hydrothermal vents, from The Mini Page © 2012 Universal Uclick shellfish such as crabs and clams, we would be poisoned because their TM and octopuses have all adapted, makeup is so different. or changed, to live in this extreme There are even microbes that live Supersport: Matt Cain environment. Many can live inside beneath these hydrothermal vents, Height: 6-3 Birthdate: 10-1-84 water hot enough to boil. in even more extreme heat and Weight: 230 Hometown: Dothan, Ala. ,ARGER CREATURES SUCH AS SHELLFISH pressure. As an artful pitcher, Matt Cain has already produced his baseball masterpiece. survive the extreme conditions The earliest life on Earth The San Francisco right-hander did it on June with the help of microbes that live BY PITCHING A RARE PERFECT GAME RETIRING in the shellfish’s Experts believe that some
(OUSTON BATTERS IN A ROW AND STRIKING OUT .OW THE 'IANTS BATTLING IN photo courtesy NOAA extremophiles may be the oldest a pennant race, need more sparkling performances from Cain. bodies. These When water heated by undersea microbes change forms of life on Earth. Hydrothermal ! THREE TIME .ATIONAL ,EAGUE !LL 3TAR HE HELPED THE 'IANTS WIN THE 7ORLD volcanoes erupts out of the rocks, it vents, hot geysers and rocks below 3ERIES AND BEGAN THIS SEASON WITH A RECORD AND A NEW FIVE YEAR CONTRACT chemicals in the joins with minerals in the rocks and Cain, married with a young daughter, is actively involved in the San environment ocean water. The eruption of the water the surface of the planet resemble Francisco community, notably with a charity that helps the elderly and and minerals looks like a plume of dark conditions on Earth about 3.8 billion seriously ill. into sugars the smoke. Hydrothermal vents are also He’s a big man with a big heart — and a big-time pitcher in the land shellfish can eat. years ago. of Giants. called “black smokers.”
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All Over the Earth !LL THE FOLLOWING JOKES HAVE SOMETHING IN COMMON Can you guess the common theme or category? Yellowstone Trillions of extremophiles show up as bright colors Sam: What travels to lots of places but Microbes make their homes in Octopus Spring in stays in one corner? deep inside rocks in Yellowstone Yellowstone National Sue: A stamp! Park. National Park. The environment Steve: 7HY DID THE CHILD JUMP UP AND DOWN ON within these rocks is so acidic that her letter? it could dissolve nails. Some of these Sally: She heard that you have to stamp a letter microbes “eat,” or get energy from, State Penn Strong, David by photo University before mailing it! metals found in water in the rocks. Radiation lovers Under the ice Shelby: What did the stamp say to the Extremophiles have also been Microbes can live inside the water Scientists believe microbes envelope? found in geysers and hot springs cores of nuclear reactors. They are living below the ice sheet Solomon: “I’m stuck on you!” throughout Yellowstone. These have even been found at the sites of in Antarctica. They have found from The Mini Page © 2012 Universal Uclick microbes live in boiling hot water. nuclear disasters such as Chernobyl microbes that probably came from a TM Some of this water is so acidic that Basset Brown TRY ’N IN 5KRAINE IN lake about 12,000 feet below the ice. News it could dissolve clothing. Some water The Extreme Habitats ,ARGER LIFE Scientists have also found microbes Hound’s FIND is the opposite of acidic, but still harsh. forms such as that had been frozen for 32,000 years in Words that remind us of extremophiles are hidden in the block below. Some words are hidden backward or diagonally. See if you can find: Up in the air fungi, or mold, an Alaskan tunnel. When the ice melted, ACID, AIR, ANTARCTICA, BOILING, CLOUDS, CONDITIONS, EARTH, !BOUT MILES ABOVE THE %ARTH have also been the bacteria essentially woke up. EAT, EXTREME, GEYSERS, HOT, HYDROTHERMAL, ICE, MICROBE, RADIOACTIVE, ROCKS, SEA, VENTS, WATER, YELLOWSTONE. in the stratosphere, there are living found inside the Learning more radioactive Chernobyl reactor. Some V E R E B O R C I M R E T A W microbes. These microbes must be NASA THESE fungi inside Chernobyl actually “eat” CREATURES ARE G E A O E M E R T X E V E C I able to withstand extreme ultraviolet scientists are E S N R C S N O I T I D N O C radioactivity. EXTREME! radiation and cold, and little or no excited to learn Y K E T T K G N I L I O B A H Microbes have been found deep water and food. more about S M L A S H S S D U O L C I O
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Adam Worley wins largest melon title By BOB MORGAN (7) Ervin Strickland Staff Writer (South) 47.2 lbs. (8) Sherry Worley (North) All eyes were on the scales 47.0 lbs. as Senator Bill Rabon read (9) Judy Harper (North) the numbers; “Adam Wor- 46.6 lbs. ley’s melon tipped the scales (10) Glenn Caviness at 154 lbs. The heaviest wa- (North) 46.2 lbs. termelon in the two Caroli- nas. Winners in the youth “Top The excitement was every- 10” contest were: where throughout Fair Bluff (1) Gracie Walters (North) for all the events July 20 and 51 lbs. 21. Two of the most eagerly (2) Lillie Ann Walters sought after are the largest (North) 50.9 lbs. (Staff photo by Bob Morgan) melon and the best tasting. (3) Landon Allen (North) The Fair Bluff Fire and Rescue Squad participated in 50.4 lbs. “Lumber River Day” at the state park at Princess Ann. Winners in the adult “Top (4) Matthew Register There were several hundred people attending the event 10” best tasting contest were: (North) 50.3 lbs. along with dozens of vendors. It was a day, which (1) Mary Ashton Strick- (5) Andrew Register included boat rides and canoe trips up and down the land (North) 49.8 lbs., The N.C. Watermelon Festival Majestic Queen is Leslie (North) 49.4 lbs. river. Shown above are, Chief Travis Causey, Larry (2) Howard Grainger Ward. (6) Seth Enzor (North) 49.3 Herring and Bobby Godwin. (South) 49.1 lbs. lbs. (3) Erica Odham (North) (7) Sawyer Strickland 49.0 lbs. (North) 48.9 lbs. Pregnancy tests (4) Armado Ortega (North) (8) Wilton Jenkins (North) 48.2 lbs. 48.4 lbs. at Living Hope (5) Donald Harper (North) (9) Tanner Jenkins (North) 48.0 lbs. 48.3 lbs. Pregnancy Support (6) Elizabeth Grainger (10) Jackson Jenkins Services (South) 47.6 lbs. (North) 48.2 lbs. Living Hope Pregnancy Support Services, a life-af- firming Christian ministry, provides free pregnancy test with estimated due dates for expectant mothers in Colum- “CLASSIFIEDS bus County. This verification can be taken to the Depart- ment of Social Services in or- der to apply for Medicaid for Pregnant Women. The center is located at 116 Premiere Plaza, behind Waffle International in Whiteville. Office hours are Mondays from 3-7 p.m., and Tuesdays and Thursdays from noon-4 p.m. For more information call the helpline at 642-2677. ARE A RIP-OFF.” All services are free and confidential. (Staff photo by Bob Morgan) Senator Bill Rabon is ready to announce the winner of PLEASE the heaviest watermelon for the 2012 festival. RECYCLE Pregnant? Need a car seat? Living Hope Pregnancy Support Services, a life-affirming Christian ministry, offers an Earn While You Learn program for pregnant women in Columbus County. 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