•Pack battles to second straight state baseball title. •Draft Day arrives for Vikes’ Jenkins. See page 1-B. Sports ThePublished News since 1890 every Monday and Thursday Reporterfor the County of Columbus and her people. Monday, June 8, 2015 Chief reports Volume 124, Number 100 on new aims, 4-A Whiteville, North Carolina •Drunk driver gets prison term. 75 Cents initiatives Inside for hospital By ALLEN TURNER Staff Writer

Columbus Regional Healthcare CEO Carla Hollis briefed members of the Columbus County Committee of 100 with new directions and initiatives planned for the facility. Her remarks came during a dinner meeting of the group Thursday at the Whiteville home of Rick and Abbie Edwards. Hollis spoke of the replacement of the MRI unit, a $3 million project expected to be com- pleted in Septem- Today’s ber, relocating the cancer center to in- American Profile clude expanding the features “Celebrate pharmacy to per- mit a more robust Dad! A fuss-free Fa- oncology program, ther’s Day picnic.” looking at ways of making the hospital more user friendly DIDYOB? by providing better Did you observe ... street visibility and Staff photo by JOHN THOMAS easier access, and Smith Street back establishment of a open after being closed The big win hospital-affiliated Whiteville High School varsity baseball players pile on each other after securing the state 1A base- urgent care center. during courthouse “Last year we construction? ... The ball championship Saturday evening at Five County Stadium. The win gave the team its second straight 1A championship. The Wolfpack, which also won the 2012 state 2A championship, now has Columbus Regional had over 35,000 Healthcare CEO Carla emergency depart- kindergarten and a total of seven state baseball crowns since 1983. first-grade students Hollis speaks to mem- ment visits,” Hollis bers of the Columbus said, “and 60 per- lining the fence at County Committee of cent of them really Primary School giving 100 Thursday. were what should the Whiteville High Flies and crickets and roaches, oh my! have been primary care visits.” By opening an urgent care center, School baseball team also scheduled in September, the hospital will a send-off as the team BugFest is Saturday at the museum be able to “decongest” the emergency depart- bus went by enroute ment, she said. By WALLYCE TODD Hollis added that occupational medicine to Raleigh Friday? ... Staff Writer Circles of Hope volun- See Jobs, page 3-A teers planning for Tues- Did you know the fastest flying insect is the dragonfly? Were you day’s recognition of the aware there are more insects in Champions of Change, North Carolina than humans in the celebrating this year’s entire world? The N.C. Museum of Natural Sci- Volunteers circle leaders finishing ences (NCMNS) at Whiteville invites the first year of train- everyone to join the fun of all things ing and continuation ‘buggy’ and get to know the insects turn out to that are Columbus County folks’ toward their goals? ... six-legged neighbors at the annual Stuart High discovering BugFest South on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. help clean up paperwork from 1956 N.C Museum of Natural Sciences’ educator Meghan Barron stands at the bottom of one of BugFest South is a free family fes- tival celebrating the creepy, crawly in front of a screen as she and guests interact with Tamara Poles, the desk drawers she creatures we love. Saturday visitors the distance learning coordinator at the Raleigh museum location. was cleaning out at The to the museum will be able to enjoy Bolton home News Reporter? ... entertaining displays, exhibits and able to bring out their “inner bug” to “pet/touch” Madagascar hissing nMethodist disaster team coordinates children activities. They can learn by competing in the Arthropod cockroaches. (See video on White- Saturday efforts. all about arthropods, which make Olympics. There will also be live ville.com) Additionally, BugFest up three-quarters of all animals on critters visiting from the Arthropod guests will get to cheer on real By JEFFERSON WEAVER Earth. Zoo. Staff Writer County Deaths BugFest attendees will also be Opportunities will be available See BugFest, page 9-A Whiteville Rev. Samuel Loy called Saturday’s turnout William C. Hilburn for tornado cleanup “good practice.” Ruth Benton M. Bass The pastor of Lake Waccamaw United Joseph E. Thompson Rotary boat race set in two weeks Methodist Church is also a local coordinator for the Methodist Disaster Response Team. Grace Ellis Gore It’s time to test the seaworthiness Volunteers from as far away as Hampstead Fair Bluff of storage boxes. went to the shattered home of Faustino Robert Allen Waddell Sr. The Whiteville Rotary Club is Castro-Lopez ’s family near Bolton to clear Bolton hosting its fourth annual North away debris from the recent storm, and bring Frances M. Freeman Carolina Cardboard Boat Champi- a little hope. The effort was practice, he said, because the Evergreen onships on Saturday, June 20 at the Waccamaw Sailing Club at Lake teams are usually called out when dozens of Linzy Gerald Nance Waccamaw. homes and families are left in need. Saturday’s The event, always held on the cleanup at the Castro-Lopez home not only day before Father’s Day, plays host helped get the family closer to rebuilding, but to cardboard boat race enthusiasts let workers know what they needed to replace Index across North Carolina who compete or repair in their disaster response trailers for top honors as they race boats since the last emergency. Editorials ...... 8-A made out of seemingly non-seawor- Loy said responding to help a single fam- Obituaries ...... 7-A thy materials. ily this weekend would sharpen the team’s Sports ...... 1-B The schedule of events begins skills the next time a larger event – such as Crime ...... 4-A with last-minute boat-building at 9 a hurricane, tornado outbreak, flood or ice Living ...... 1-C a.m., team registration and check-in storm – occurs. at 11 a.m., boat judging at 11:30 a.m. “We’re coordinating this,” Loy said, “but and races at noon, followed by the Contestants do their best to win a heat during a past cardboard this isn’t just a Methodist thing. It’s a com- post-race awards ceremony. boat championship race. munity effort, with people from all faiths. The event is expected to draw a When people are in need, their denomination crowd of more than 400 spectators The boats are limited only by the paddler junior (ages 12-17), multi- doesn’t matter.” and more than two-dozen boat en- builders’ imaginations. paddler junior, single paddler adult, Loy is no stranger to disaster response, or tries, all made almost entirely out Past entries have included pirate multi-paddler adult and a last-boat- multi-faith efforts to rebuild – he was a pastor of cardboard. ships, whales, arks, aircraft carriers, standing free-for-all match. in Burgaw when Hurricane Floyd ravaged The race’s primary challenge is to floating outhouses, canoes, kayaks Awards are given for most origi- the area. As a former maintenance supervi- design and build a human-powered, and air boats. nal design, best construction, team sor and a licensed electrician, Loy guided corrugated cardboard boat that’s ca- State championship categories repair and rebuilding efforts on some homes pable of finishing a 200-yard course. include kids fun paddle, single See Race, page 2-A See Methodist, page 10-A 2-A – The News Reporter, Monday, June 8, 2015 Officers ask board to maintain take home policy By JEFFERSON WEAVER considering cutting the take- said. “It’s actually better for Staff Writer home policy as a cost savings. the car to be driven some than “We hope that isn’t the to be idling and going only for Chadbourn police officers case,” Soles said. short distances all the time. appeared before the town The officer pointed out that Soles said he and other council Tuesday in hopes of while two officers live well officers understand the need preserving what they say is outside the 10-mile take-home to be fiscally responsible, but a policy. limit, the fuel costs saved by the take-home policy “is a Ricky Soles asked that the officers living in or closer to benefit a lot of officers count town council keep the current town more than offsets the on. vehicle take-home policy, say- additional expense. Safety “Taking away this privi- ing the extra benefit is impor- also factors into the equation, lege could mean the differ- tant to officers on the force. he said, since officers who ence between getting and He spoke for the officers and are called back to duty can keeping good young officers,” their families at Tuesday’s respond quicker if they are Soles said. “A lot of them are meeting. in their official vehicles. starting out, and can’t afford Fresh air and exercise Soles noted that he was “The cars get better gas the additional expense.” Employees of Columbus Regional Healthcare participate in the first of the weekly speaking out because of “ru- mileage on the open road than The board did not com- driving around in town,” he ment on the request. walks the hospital is urging its staff to take each as part of a wellness initiative. mors” that the town was Lanier elected chairman Fun in the Sun slated Aug. 1; of southeastern EDC many school supplies needed LaShoney Frink and Rollo paper, pencils, pens, crayons, Columbus County Eco- to construct water and waste- Correthers Jr. have teamed up markers, glue sticks, folders, nomic Development Direc- water infrastructure to serve again for another community binders, calculators and high- tor Gary Lanier was elected Carolina Cellulosic Biofuels chairman of the 12-county (CHEMTEX). service project for students. lighters. Southeastern Regional Eco- It also was announced They will be introducing Anyone interested in vol- nomic Development Com- that Pender County received their new community service unteering to help with the mission (SEDC) during its $2,275,000 to build a wastewa- organization, the H.E.A.R.T.S project or donating school 47th annual meeting recently ter treatment plant to serve Foundation (Helping Ev- supplies is requested to con- at the Lu Mil Vineyard in RC Creations and the Pender eryone Achieve Rewards tact LaShoney Frink (919) Dublin. Commerce Park. Towards Success). 641-2641. Chuck Heustess of Bladen Those two projects, added This time, the team will Frink is a West Columbus County was elected vice chair- to those funded in the past, collaborate with Chadbourn High School graduate who man and Randall Johnson of bring total EDA investment in Police Department to collect earned an undergraduate New Hanover County was southeastern North Carolina school supplies and conduct degree in social work at N.C. named secretary/treasurer. to $87,377,899, primarily for a Fun in the Sun back-to- Central University and for- The SEDC is composed of water and sewer infrastruc- school drive for the less for- merly worked for the Depart- tunate children of Columbus ment of Social Services. representatives of Bladen, Gary Lanier ture to serve new and expand- Brunswick, Columbus, Cum- ing industries creating new County. She is pursuing a master’s berland, Harnett, Hoke, New how Bladen County has suc- jobs and private investment Fun in the Sun will be degree in social work at Clark Hanover, Pender, Richmond, cessfully expanded oppor- in the southeast region. held Saturday, Aug. 1 on the University in Atlanta. Robeson, Sampson and Scot- tunities for entrepreneurs The SEDC is designated as grassy field behind Hardee’s This is the sixth year that land counties. through a business incubator an Economic Development in Chadbourn. LaShoney Frink Frink has been involved in Rep. David Rouzer, R-N.C., network. District (EDD) by the EDA for A brief program will be volunteer community service was the keynote speaker for The BBAI received an In- southeastern North Carolina. held before school supplies nic blankets and participate to help less fortunate kids. She the meeting. He urged lo- novation Award of Excellence It assists its member counties, are given away at 3 p.m. in this community service saw kids shivering for lack cal economic development from the U.S. Dept. of Com- municipalities, institutes of Guest speakers will in- event,” said LaShoney Frink. of warm coats and has been groups to continue to work merce’s Economic Develop- higher education and other clude the Rev. Corey Lyons, “There will be fun activities having coat drives for the past on partnerships to leverage ment Administration (EDA) eligible applicants in applying N.C. House of Representa- for the children.” five years. economic development funds for their success in develop- for federal grant investments tive Ken Waddell, Columbus The team is asking all She saw hungry families for projects in the region. ing small businesses. that help generate jobs, pro- County Sheriff Lewis Hatcher churches, community lead- and held canned food drives. Newly-elected vice chair Lanier announced during tect existing jobs and stimu- and Pastor Timothy Lance. ers, social organizations and She saw children without Heustess, who also serves as the board of directors report late economic growth. A praise dance perfor- public and private businesses school supplies and had back- Bladen County’s economic that the City of Clinton, with The SEDC office is located mance will be given by Blessed to donate and participate in pack and school supply drives. developer and as director of grant-writing assistance from in Elizabethtown and Pamela Girls From Mt. Olive Mis- this back to school drive to For her altruistic efforts, Bladen’s Bloomin’ Agri-In- the SEDC, has been awarded a Bostic serves as executive sionary Baptist Church and a provide school supplies for Frink was awarded the Co- dustrial, Inc. (BBAI), shared $1,758,150 grant from the EDA director. special musical performance needy students. lumbus County Volunteer will be given by Dewey Elbert. Tip jars will be located at Award in April at the annual Other activities include various locations and drop- Volunteer Columbus! pro- face painting by Shannon off locations for school sup- gram conducted by Melody Cerro Gordo keeps .20 tax rate K, bouncy houses for the plies include Herman’s In Prevatte of Southeastern By RAY WYCHE in 1972, when the town charter get is $26,303 for salaries and children, a routine perfor- Da Cuts Barber Shop and Community College. Staff Writer was re-activated after a period wages, down from $26,340 for mance by West Columbus WENC 1220AM radio station of municipal inactivity. the current fiscal year. High School cheerleaders, in Whiteville, Chadbourn FRANK THEATRES For the first time in history, “We held on to it,” Cerro Mayor White’s explanation with a special appearance by Police Department and WVOE the town of Cerro Gordo has a COASTAL Gordo Mayor David White for the town fathers’ being able the West Columbus football 1590 AM radio station in Chad- proposed budget that exceeds STADIUM 10 said of the long-standing 20- to provide most services most team. bourn. $100,000, and the good news for cent tax levy which may be small municipalities offer is “We encourage everyone The most-needed items Showtimes (910) 754-7469 the town’s citizens is that the the oldest unchanged tax rate simple: “If you don’t have it, to bring their tents and pic- to be donated are book bags, www.FRANKTHEATRES.com projected budget is keeping in the state. don’t spend it.” 5200 Bridgers Road the 20-cent tax rate that was The proposed budget for the set in 1972. coming fiscal year includes Greater Restoration Enrichment Center G-Rec The proposed budget for a $1,900 contribution to the the coming fiscal year totals town’s fund balance account, $101,612, compared to the cur- considered by some to be a Happy Birthday Happy 14th Birthday 2015 rent fiscal year’s budget of savings account for munici- $98,003. The 2013-2014 budget palities. Jeremiah Savannah Summer for the town totaled $96,815. The largest single appro- Rivas “jdude” G. Williamson The town has held to the tax priation in the tentative bud- June 9, 2015 rate of 20 cents it established June 8, 2015 Enrichment Program Race Continued from page 1-A June 15th - July 23 8:00 - 3:00 spirit, shortest boat, longest tion entries are $50 and cor- boat, people’s choice and porate team entries are $100. Breakfast • Lunch the crowd favorite, “Titanic Discounts are available to Field Trips Award” for the most spectacu- those who pre-register on the lar sinking. event website at www.sink- Fun Activities A concession stand will be swimorwin.com. on site to sell food and drink. All proceeds for the event go Safe Learning Attendees are encouraged to to the Whiteville Rotary Club’s Environment car pool and to bring their Good Works Fund which sup- own chairs. ports many local charities, 3440 James B. 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Bailey Produce, what is now offered. “We “The foundation cur- Council Tools, Max Pro, Na- also need six to eight more rently is working on five tional Spinning and others primary care physicians to potential projects for in- to see what they need from adequately serve our popu- dustrial, agricultural and the college,” Edwards said. lation,” she said, and looks recreational development,” “I don’t think we’ve ever had toward seeing the hospital Lanier said. a president of SCC do that.” expand specialty services Lanier added that a Chi- Edwards sees education available. nese industrial prospect and health care as being the Hollis wants to start hir- recently visited Whiteville two major areas that will ing and recruiting, and and Lake Waccamaw. result in an economic turn- possibly working in part- Consultants have rec- around in Columbus County nership with hospitals in ommended that Columbus and said he feels optimistic Wilmington and Lumber- County industry hunters with Clark at the helm of ton, to increase cardiology, Columbus County Economic Development Director Gary Lanier discusses possibili- partner with New Hanover, the college and Hollis lead- orthopedic and pediatric ties for the eastern industrial park in the Acme-Delco area of the county as Rick Ed- Brunswick and Pender ing the medical center. services. wards looks on. counties in North Carolina Edwards also recognized “We’ve always been fo- and Horry County in South Jeff Etheridge for his 13 cused on quality and out- Carolina. years of leadership of the comes,” she said, “and we The organization has re- Committee of 100. are moving in the right ceived two large anonymous Les High, the new vice- direction, but we’re not as donations, both of them chair of the foundation, said good as we can be.” $10,000, to be used for re- the group will begin a mem- For example, she said the search and travel to recruit bership initiative in the fall, system can become more new industry to the county. hoping to add corporate as cost-effective in providing The group also recently well as younger members colonoscopies and ambula- located economic develop- to the rolls. tory surgeries. ment revolving loan funds Secretary-treasurer Hen- Columbus Regional is to assist Carolina’s Vin- ry Edmund advised mem- also looking at adding surgi- tage Winery, a Cerro Gordo bers, “We’re not wealthy, but cal capabilities. firm that produces a well- we are healthy, with $4,258 “We do need to market in reviewed blueberry wine. in the general fund as of order to improve the com- Edwards lauded Lanier’s June 4, plus another $372,000 munity’s perception of what efforts, pointing out that in a revolving loan fund.” we offer,” she said. his economic development The revolving loan fund “When you read stories peers have elected him to is used to assist new busi- about our facility, I want leadership roles in several ness startups or existing you to hear about patients organizations. business expansions. Ed- and employees and our goal “Gary works very hard,” mund said they have never is that those stories will be said Edwards, “and he has had a loan that wasn’t fully positive.” actively worked to build repaid. She acknowledged that relationships which will The funds identified by Columbus County for years result in good things for the Edmund did not include has ranked last in health county. the two large anonymous Two possible logos for the Committee of 100, which is undergoing a rebranding initia- rankings of North Caroli- He and (assistant) donations earmarked for re- tive, will soon be voted on by members. Rick Edwards addresses the group Thursday. na’s 100 counties and spoke Sam(antha Alsup) don’t search, travel and expenses of two new initiatives she just work 8 to 5. They work to bring new business and CEO of a company looking pointed out the proximity has started at CRHS to try its third week, the walk is at- long hours.” Edwards said industry to the county. for a new location to tell me of the county to Brunswick and combat that. tracting about 30 employees that Lanier has recently vis- A new board of direc- it is the best he can imagine and New Hanover counties “When you’re 100th out and Hollis invites members ited Puerto Rico, California, tors will be voted on and for his business, that he’s and Horry County, S.C., of 100, I don’t know the of the community to partici- Raleigh, Washington, D.C. announced at a later date absolutely sold on Colum- which he said “is 19 miles answer,” she said, “but I’m pate as well. and Toronto, Canada in ef- as well. bus County.” from Tabor City and could going to focus on my em- A Farmers Market is “Why can’t we use our in- ployees.” also being conducted at the telligence and our financial To that end, she has initi- hospital on Thursdays from resources to take care of ated a weekly Wellness Walk 3 to 7 p.m. our 954 square miles of Co- on Wednesdays at 2 p.m. In Last week marked the Cox Warehouse Discount Furniture first such market in which lumbus County?” Edwards hospital employees and asked. “We can,” he said. members of the general Columbus County Eco- Patton to public can purchase fresh nomic Development Direc- locally-grown fruits and tor Gary Lanier discussed discuss vegetables. ongoing economic develop- RECLINER SALE Hollis was optimistic. ment prospects for Colum- “We have a lot of challenges bus County, including de- his novel here in Columbus County, velopment of an industrial This Sale Good Thru June 21st ONLY! but we have more oppor- park on the east end of the As part of the Reuben tunities than we do chal- county near the old Wright Brown House Preservation So- lenges,” she said. Chemical location. Just In Time For Father’s Day ciety’s Literary Series, Charlie Earlier in the meeting, “A waste water treatment Patton of Lake Waccamaw Committee of 100 Chair- plant already is there,” said will present a program on his man Rick Edwards told that Lanier. latest novel, “Oriental Flyer.” group that the Southeastern “Natural gas is there. The program will be held at Industrial park still is very That site for an industrial the Brown House Sunday, viable. park has all the pieces of June 14 at 3 p.m. The public OVER 700 “It’s midway between the puzzle for attracting new is invited. Miami and New York,” said industry.” Patton’s novel will appeal Edwards, “and I’ve had a He and Edwards both not only to espionage and POW/MIA enthusiasts, but also to every military veteran. IN STOCK! This is his second book. 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In addition, the board mentioned adding the phrase, “In God We Trust” to both buildings. This move is something approved by the commissioners in early May. A flagpole for the new building is also being considered. Clerk of Court Jess Hill and County Manager Bill Clark have agreed that moving day for the complicated clerk’s office files and personnel will begin June 23, and likely last three days. Total occupancy date for the entire new building is expected within two to three days after the clerk’s move, which is to be done by a private moving company with constant supervision and oversight by Hill and his employees. The new Columbus County Courthouse will be open Saturday, June 20, from 10 a.m. to noon for the public to tour. Court officials will be on hand to explain the various offices and new courtrooms.

Whiteville heavy rescue team members work to free Dr. Tammy Reed from her crushed SUV Thursday. Crime briefs ER director injured in crash; other driver charged By JEFFERSON WEAVER license revoked, and improper westbound Cadillac. Reed was from Whiteville and Nakina, Recovered Minor Staff Writer passing. Rogers is being ques- on her way to begin the work- as well as firefighters from Sheriff ’s Deputy Master Eric Jordan, 31, of White- Dr. Tammy Reed, 38, direc- tioned in the theft of the 2004 day at Columbus Regional in Brunswick, Old Dock-Cypress Sgt. Darrell Rogers recovered ville, sustained an injury to his tor of Columbus Regional’s Chevrolet he was driving. Whiteville. Creek and Whiteville Rescue’s a stolen vehicle – a Cadillac Es- right arm on June 5 when he emergency department, was Both drivers were pinned The 2004 Chevrolet Ava- heavy rescue team. calade valued at $10,000 – in the was struck by a vehicle while seriously injured Thursday af- in their vehicles for more lanche Rogers was operating The highway was littered 400 block of McQueen Road, standing in the parking area ter her Cadillac Escalade was than 30 minutes. They were was reported stolen in Shal- with parts of both vehicles Whiteville about 8:30 a.m. on at Lowe’s, according to local struck head-on by a Crusoe transferred by ambulance to lotte, Floyd said. Shallotte and a dislodged tire but was June 7. The car is owned by police. man who was driving a stolen Columbus Regional with seri- Police did not immediately cleared in less than an hour. Nathan Oshunnee Mattox. A vehicle driven by Willi- Chevrolet. Reed has since been ous injuries. return phone calls about the Traffic on N.C. 130 was di- adean G. Grainger, 88, of Fair transferred to Duke Univer- The crash occurred on N.C. case. verted. Bluff, was parking, and her sity Medical Center. 130 about a quarter mile west Floyd said no injuries were The two vehicles struck foot slipped off the brake and Trooper Scott Floyd of the of Pleasant Plains Church reported in the school bus or head-on but just off center. Arrests struck the front of a parked Highway Patrol said the male before 7 a.m., according to the logging truck. Both of those Had the wreck been a center- vehicle owned by Kayla Marie driver, Jeremy Rogers, 33, was Highway Patrol. Rogers appar- drivers waited for emergency to-center head-on given the Lisa Diane Stewart, 42, of Boswell of Loris, S.C. charged with driving under ently passed a school bus and a personnel to respond, he said. speed at impact, the results Whiteville, Jordan was standing at the influence, driving while log truck in a no-passing zone Among the departments would have likely been more and Justin Boswell’s vehicle, and was and collided head-on with the responding were EMS units catastrophic. Britt Hill, injured, police said. 35, of Wacca- maw Shores, Lake Wac- More camaw, have Two more incidents in a both been recent series of thefts of all- arrested in Stewart terrain vehicles have been separate noted in sheriff ’s reports. The cases for pos- latest was June 5 when a Honda session of co- four-wheeler, owned by Melvin caine. Singletary, was reported stolen Stewart in the 15000 block of N.C. 905 was arrested (Pireway area), Tabor City, on May 29 on according to a report filed by a warrant Sheriff ’s Deputy Roy McPher- Photo courtesy Deuce Niven, Tabor-Loris Tribune obtained by son. The family of National Guard Sgt. Aaron Smith, plus several members of the Sheriff’s Office, posed Monday night Chadbourn Hill Deputy James Hardin filed after Sheriff Lewis Hatcher was presented an employer award by the national Department of Defense for assistance Police Cpl. Jason Durdle. Hill a report June 3 about the theft to Smith’s family, a sheriff’s deputy, after Smith’s deployment to Kuwait last fall. Family members, from the left, in- was arrested June 1 on a war- of a Honda Foreman owned by cluded Smith’s mother Laurie Goodman, mother-in-law Lori Cumbie holding Smith’s son Zander, and Smith’s wife rant obtained by Sheriff ’s Michelle Lynn Lowery. It was Brendetta, holding daughter Gemma. Ronald E. Bogle, chairman in North Carolina of the Employer Support of the Drug Detective Sgt. Barett taken from the 1190 block of Guard and Reserve Program, is shown with Hatcher. Other members of the Sheriff’s Office, plus county commission- Thompson. Blackwell Road, Chadbourn. ers and county officials, are also in the photo. Drunk driver imprisoned for 2012 wreck, injuries Prison term followed by probation Mitchell Ray McPherson, 23, another prison sentence of 26 to of East Smith Street, 50 months suspended. Whiteville, was sent Once his probation to prison last week begins, McPherson for a minimum of 10 has been ordered to to- months and a maxi- tally abstain from the mum of 21 months use of alcohol, plus after he pleaded in perform 200 hours of Superior Court here to community service, three counts of felony McPherson pay a $500 fine, and serious injury by vehicle for restitution of $373,000 driving drunk and causing a – the money not covered by in- wreck. surance spent to treat the three McPherson was the driver victims. of a car on July 22, 2012 that McPherson also pleaded crashed into another vehicle, guilty to driving drunk and driven by Corey McDougald of didn’t get any prison time in- Chadbourn, on Slippery Log volving that charge. The DWI’s Road, just west of Whiteville. punishment was “arrested” The cars crashed head-on in a because the DWI was used to curve after McPherson drove prosecute him on the injury left of center. McPherson’s charges, Turnage explained. blood-alcohol level was 0.09. McDougald, Damarick McK- vian and Roger Ray Suggs were each seriously injured in the crash, with medical bills for McDougald and McKvian amounting to more than $1 Staff photo by Bob High million each, according to Ja- Scores of Cattle Egrets perch each night around a small pond near the end of Bella Coola Road at Lake Waccamaw. mie Turnage, assistant district attorney. McPherson begins a three- We’re On The Web: year term of probation upon www.whiteville.com his release from prison, with Break-ins, thefts G. Cameron The following were victims of Nissan Sentra car, theft of • June 3 – Mary Robinson of a break-in and/or theft re- Mossberg .22 rifle. Burris, Golf Course Road, Byrd ported on date shown: • June 7 – Robert Jean Mu- Whiteville – theft of 5-foot-by- Prince Law Firm, PLLC ATTORNEY AT LAW • June 7 – Nicky Blackwell, sic, M.M. Ray Road, Tabor 8-foot utility trailer with metal 118 West Smith St. • Whiteville Katie Nicole Blackwell, Old City – theft of Volkswagen bottom. P Pine Log Road, Chadbourn Passat car. • June 2 – Wanda Jackson, •Child Custody & Support 642-2258 Office – break-in, theft of Dewalt • June 5 – Elizabeth John- South Franklin Street here – •Divorce & Equitable Distribution • Criminal • Divorce powered hand saw, Dewalt son – theft of $240 at unknown break-in, theft of Nextbook •Traffic Tickets • Wills • Custody hammer, and other assorted location, Tabor City. tablet, RCA tablet, Toshiba and Amanda B. Prince •Criminal Defense [email protected] • Child Support tools. • June 4 – Jeffery Marsh- IBM laptops, silver earrings, •Personal Injury • June 7 – Nathanel Marquis burn, East Virgil Street here – necklace and ring (heart- Phone (910) 207-6609 • Traffic • Personal Injury Thompson, Hallsboro Road break-in, theft of 62-inch RCA shaped), $10 silver certificate 100 Memory Plaza (910) 641-1980 Evening & Weekend South, Hallsboro – break-in and 42-inch Samsung TVs. and several silver dollars. Whiteville, NC 28472 Fax (910) 207-6610 Appointments Available Lifestyles The News Reporter, Monday, June 8, 2015 – 5-A

Columbus County Department of Aging holds 32nd annual Senior Picnic/Fair The Columbus County De- posted the colors. The Pledge Sagendorph playing mandolin, gave closing remarks. The advisory council in- booth chair; partment of Aging held its of Allegiance was recited, Danny Glascock on guitar and Columbus County has sev- cludes four members from Zone IV, Edwin Russ – Jim- 32nd annual Senior Picnic/ prayer was offered and songs Marian Williams playing the en senior centers. Directors each county commissioner’s my Stanley, Larry Sellers, Fair May 19 at the County Fair- were sung. Wanda Thompson, banjo. and nutrition site managers district: Dr. Melvin Powell, Betty Ann grounds, providing a bountiful vice chair of the Advisory Patsy Eason, Senior Health are Catherine Spaulding and Zone 1, Amon McKenzie Smith; supply of informational talks Council recognized volunteers Insurance Information Pro- Annie Smith, Bolton; Jenny (commissioner board member) Zone V, Trent Burroughs – and pamphlets, free items, and made announcements. gram (SHIIP) coordinator Godwin and Margie Suggs, – Nathaniel Lennon, Glendale Jack Miller, chairman; Wilbur entertainment, food and fun. Sheriff Lewis Hatcher also for the Department of Aging Bug Hill; Ruby Shelley and Young, Leona Martin, Atlas Chestnut, Wanda Thompson, Crowds of people took advan- spoke. talked about the program and Reba Newman, Chadbourn; Williamson; vice chair; Henry Milligan; tage of several booths staffed Cross Talk, a Christian how it is helpful to seniors. Warriette Hardy and Carolyn Zone II, James Prevatte – Zone VI, Ricky Bullard with people who handed out band from Fair Bluff, per- Vocalist Pam Jacobs pro- Strickland, East Columbus; Robert Adams, treasurer; Bar- – Ralph Nobles, Bennie Ivy, information and free items. formed for the crowd. Band vided entertainment prior to Michelle Dippel and Mildred bara Featherson, Mary Berry, Barbara Wilson, Ila Penny; Department of Aging Di- members are Lester Drew, lunch, which was followed by Vereen, Fair Bluff; Susan John Worthington; Zone VII, Charles McDowell rector Amanda Harrelson vocalist and guitarist; Fair a talk by Dr, Richard Berry. Prince and Patsy Fowler, Tabor Zone III, Buffy Byrd – Ray – Tommy Gore, Joe Neal, Willie opened the program and the Bluff Methodist Pastor Neil Several door prizes were given City; Jean Powers and Dorothy Wyche, Wilson Spaulding, Hat- Burns, Doris Dockery; Ex offi- Whiteville High School JROTC Smith, bass guitarist; Robin away before Wanda Thompson Paige, Whiteville. tie Campbell, Raymond Shaw, cio member is Margaret Hicks. The News Reporter, Monday, June 8, 2015 – 6-A American man, Finnish Coastal Engagement bride united at the Lake Museum Henna Riikka Saarela of Keuruu, Finland and Daniel schedules Scott Boren of Whiteville exchanged wedding vows Jan. 10 in a 4 p.m. double ring cere- summer mony at Lake Waccamaw State Park. The Rev. Tim Rausch officiated. programs The bride is the daughter The Museum of Coastal of Aimo Saarela and Marja- Carolina at Ocean Isle Beach Leena Saarela of Keuruu, will have Beach Bingo Tues- Finland. She graduated from days at 11 a.m. The game uses JAMK University of Applied Bingo cards with pictures Sciences in Finland with a of the museum’s exhibits on bachelor’s degree in hospital- them and the first person to ity management and tourism. yell “Beachy Bingo” wins a The groom is the son of prize. Evon Boren of Whiteville Museum admission is good and the late Danny Boren. He for the entire day, so partici- graduated from JAMK Univer- pants can return to the 3:30 sity of Applied Sciences with a p.m. Ocean Reef Explorer bachelor’s degree in mechani- program with Ida Moon. She cal engineering, and a degree will talk about marine animals in paper science and engineer- that live off the coast and ing and chemical engineering point out life-size models of at N.C. State University. He these animals in the museum’s has accepted employment ocean reef exhibit. with International Paper and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Boren After the program, families the couple will make their can learn about the ancient Stacy Boren of Whiteville, dresses with melon boleros. home in Rome, Ga. Japanese art of gyotaku print- sister of the groom; Tawnia Tommi Timonen of Jyvas- Escorted by her brother, ing and kids can make a gyo- Summer Lynn Ezzell and Justin Wadis Evans Smith of Fayetteville and kyla, Finland was best man. Janne Saarela, the bride wore taku fish print on paper. At 6 Jonna Vornanen of Jyvaskyla, Groomsmen were Todd Smith a Galina ivory strapless lace p.m. families can return for Finland. They wore melon of Fayetteville, Brian Boren gown embellished with bead- the Sand Bar Lecture Series, chiffon dresses. of Houston, Texas, brother ing and sequins and designed with a different topic each Ezzell-Evans Abigail Bowen of of the groom; and Matthew with a melon colored sash and Tuesday. Whiteville and Scarlett Boren Underwood of Hickory. Summer Lynn Ezzell and obtained an associates satin shoes. Topics for June are Prehis- of Houston, Texas, nieces of The bride’s mother wore and Justin Wadis Evans an- degree in cosmetology from Sanna Kouvonen of Keu- toric Finds on the Coast, June the groom, were flower girls. a knee length purple dress. nounce their engagement. Southeastern Community ruu was her sister’s honor 9; Airhead! Let Your Imagina- They wore white tea-length The groom’s mother wore a Summer is the daughter College. She is employed attendant. Bridesmaids were tion Fly, June 16; Looking Back tea-length sandy-colored lace of Dean and Rhonda Ezzell with Body Beautiful Medi- at OIB: Stories of the Island, over taffeta dress with an em- of Nakina. Her grandparents Spa and Salon in Whiteville. June 23; and Honor Flight bellished jacket. are Margaret Fowler Wilson She plans to pursue a degree (movie) June 30. The couple’s families host- and the late Donnie Mace in dental hygiene beginning Visit www.MuseumPlan- ed a reception, and a rehearsal Fowler, Edith Ezzell and in the fall. etarium.org for more infor- dinner was held at San Juan Thomas Ezzell. Justin is a graduate of Co- mation. Mexican Restaurant. Justin is the son of Doug lumbus Christian Academy and Vickie Sasser and Mr. and obtained an associates and Mrs. Archie Evans of degree in forestry manage- Hallsboro. His grandpar- ment technology from South- ents are Mr. and Mrs. Rhone eastern Community College. Sasser, Louise Etheridge He is employed with the N. and the late Billy “Freddie” C. Forest Service and is an In the Kitchen Wadis Etheridge, and Luetta assistant county ranger for Evans Penny. Sampson County. A friend of mine asked around. Summer is a graduate of The couple plans a July if I saw something in par- With my mind finally free South Columbus High School wedding. ticular on the news one from the day, I jumped into evening. As I this delight- explained that ful scene and I do not watch asked, “Lockey, the news, what if you you would were walking have thought down the street I chopped my and it was re- arm off in her ally cold out- presence. side. There is Witnessing a little boy like the nightmares Lucy Pope Byrd you who is all and unsafe cha- alone and cold.” os in the lives of so many on He stared off for a second a daily basis, I take comfort and then said, “Welllllll. I in not watching much TV at get all dah food out my back- all. I seek solace in the af- pack and give it to him.” Boy Scouts, their leaders, veterans, Woodmen of the ternoon car ride to pick my I said, “That is so cool but World, Lowe’s and others carried out a project to put kids up from Ms. Debbie’s the little guy is still really flags at veterans’ graves in Chadbourn Cemetery. and then once I turn onto cold. How can you help?” our dirt road… I breathe in He was quiet and then and sigh a good ol’ long sigh, said, “I go to my house and Flags flying over as the horrors of the day are get him a coat.” Miller smiled and said, “I would give him my coat.” vets in Chadbourn Although a work-in-prog- Whiteville Store and Eddie Locke looked at her and ress, most of the military veter- Gore donated the plastic pipe with arms crossed said, “No. ans interred in the Chadbourn used as flag poles. Holling- I go to my house and get dat Cemetery have now received sworth, Gore, Dowless and the coat.” a flag at their gravesites. The Boy Scouts donated their time Miller and I giggled and flagging was complete by Me- and labor. They placed the flags praised him for wanting morial Day and multiple local on the cloudy and misty morn- to help our imaginary boy descendants have expressed ing of Friday, May 8 with the as- in the scenario. Then with how happy they are that the sistance of Boy Scout Troop 513 conviction Miller said, “I veterans are honored this way. and their leaders. Their names wanna start a foundation. The nearly 200 flags, flutter- are Zac Baxley, Connor Baxter, I wanna start a company. ing in the wind throughout the Jared Burris, Ronnie Holman, I wanna have drives every cemetery, is a beautiful sight Jackson Miller, Jamie Mishue Miller’s list two or three months to raise to see. Drive through the cem- and Ben Priest. Scout Leaders money for everything people etery and take a look. By the are Scoutmaster Larry Baxter finally behind me. Literally. need to live. That’s what I time the research is concluded and Assistant Scoutmasters With a spike in violent as- wanna do, Mama.” and all the veterans are identi- Keith Sellars, Larry Miller and saults recently, I have been Locke looked bored out of fied, the number of flags will Steven Burris. processing more emotions his mind but I was beaming, be about 300. and concerns than usual at as I’d just heard the most The mission to flag the cem- etery and honor the veterans home. My mind was drift- mature goals spill from my derived from an idea by Layton ing as I cooked spaghetti girl. Dowless of Whiteville. He ex- It’s time for one night and then I heard As I bathed Locke later, plained the idea to Mike Hol- it. I heard Miller discussing Miller was busy writing lingsworth from Lake Wacca- Pre-K and her birthday wish to have a something in the dining maw and together they decided lemonade stand for Families room. Then I saw it. A list to make it happen. First. Ahhhhhh. She was she’d compiled in order to Woodmen of the World Kindergarten telling Locke about giv- make our world a better Chapter #137 and the Vietnam ing things to people. Help- place. Veterans #962 of Whiteville ing people. Considering it’s “Ideas: Blanket drive, donated money for the flags. Locke’s world and we just book drive maybe, shoe Lowe’s Home Improvement WELL live in it… his selfish little drive, clothes drive, hygiene 4-year-old witty self couldn’t products, sock drive, food High-Smith grasp the idea of giving any- drive, lemonade stand – do- CHECKS thing away. nate food for lemonade…” vows spoken Miller said, “I’ve been I am completely full donating since I was your from the bottom to the top Charlene Pilotti Smith and age, Locke.” She brought with positive, good stuff… Robert Oscar High Jr., both of Whiteville, exchanged wedding one of her favorite Barbies I went from my innards be- vows Thursday, June 4, in a in the kitchen and said, ing crushed from work to Call today for your child’s appointment. 4:30 p.m. civil ceremony on the “Here, Mama. Take this to feeling refreshed and well, steps of the Columbus County the shelter.” He looked at all from listening to my Courthouse. her like she’d lost her mind. children. Kindness, compas- Several relatives and friends COLUMBUS PEDIATRICS While I gave him ‘the look’ sion, sincerity, opportunity, witnessed the ceremony per- he said with haste, “I not got love, selfless giving, insight, formed by Chief Magistrate no toy for you.” and lots of giggling filled Sandra Norris. & ADOLESCENT CARE Miller and I grinned at my kitchen that night…and The bride is a native of New it was so much cooler than 800 Jefferson Street • Suite 116, Whiteville each other because Locke Brunswick, Canada, and also a 642-2642 donates a whole bunch. watching anything on the former resident of Florida. The It’s just done when he’s not news. groom is a native of Whiteville, We now offer weight management clinics for healthier kids where the couple will reside. Deaths The News Reporter, Monday, June 8, 2015 --7A

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RUTH ‘MAMA KEE’ BENTON MCKEE BASS WHITEVILLE -- Mrs. Ruth “Mama Kee” Benton McKee Bass, 100, died Fri- day, June 5, 2015 at Colum- bus Regional Healthcare. She was born May 15, 1915 in Columbus County, the daughter of the late Isaac Benton and Olympus Sell- ers Benton. Her husbands, Dennis T. McKee and Wil- liam Joseph Bass preceded her in death. She was also preceded in death by her WILLIAM C. HILBURN son-in-law, the late John L. ROBERT ALLEN LUJUANA WORRELL WHITEVILLE -- Mr. Wil- Ward. WADDELL SR. LINZY GERALD NANCE REYNOLDS liam C. Hilburn, 68, died FRANCES M. FREEMAN She was a retired farmer FAIR BLUFF -- Robert EVERGREEN -- Rev. TEACHY -- Lujuana Wor- Friday, June 5, 2015. He was BOLTON -- Mrs. Fran- who also owned and operat- Allen “Bob” Waddell Sr., Linzy Gerald Nance, 60, rell Reynolds, 44, went to born Feb. 8, 1947 in Horry ces Malone Freeman, 67, ed McKee’s Grocery and the 81, the youngest son of Jo- went to be with his Lord be with the Lord Friday, County, S.C., the son of the of the Buckhead commu- Corner Playhouse Daycare seph Franklin and Virginia Saturday, June 6, 2015 at June 5, 2015. late Carl Lee Hilburn and nity, died Thursday, June Center in the New Hope Turner Waddell, was born Columbus Regional Health- She was the granddaugh- Ruth Agnes Harrelson Hil- 4, 2015. She was born Aug. community. in, lived in, and was laid to care in Whiteville. He was ter of the late Ann Atkin- burn. 27, 1947 in Hazlehurst, Ga., Her funeral service was rest in Fair Bluff, in Pow- the son of Ralph and Lillie son and Wilbert Henry He was pastor of Chris- the daughter of the late conducted Sunday, June 7 ell Cemetery. He was born Jane Ivey Nance. He was Batten Sr. and Annie Mae tian Faith Fellowship Gird A. Malone and Coleen in the chapel of Peacock Aug. 17, 1933. He passed also preceded in death by Flynn and Herbert Monroe Church in Whiteville for Stankowitz Malone. Funeral Home with Revs. away Saturday, June 6, 2015 a brother, Ralph Eugene Worrell Sr. 22 years. He was a member The family received Wiley Clark and Dewayne in New Hanover County. Nance. She was employed as a of Full Gospel Business friends Saturday, June 6 Dickerson officiating. Buri- Final rites were held During his career in Medical Technologist for Men’s Association. He re- at Peacock Funeral Home. al was in Peacock’s Colum- Sunday, June 7 at Fair Bluff the ministry, he served as more than 21 years. tired from Whiteville City Her funeral service was bus Memorial Park. United Methodist Church pastor at Corinth Baptist The family will receive Schools. conducted Sunday, June Serving as pallbear- with Neil Smith officiating. Church, Union Chapel Bap- friends from 6-8 p.m. Mon- He was a 7 at New Hope Baptist ers were Ronald S. Bass Meares Funeral Home han- tist Church, Williamsons day, June 8 at Worthington veteran of Church with Rev. Don Cart- Sr., Ronald S. Bass Jr., Dr. dled the arrangements. Crossroads Baptist Church Funeral Home in Chad- the U.S. Army er and Pastor Brian Beaver Thomas Edwin Epps Jr., He was predeceased by and West Whiteville Bap- bourn. Final rites will be having served in Vietnam. officiating. Burial was in Timothy William Epps, Wil- a daughter, Virginia Lu- tist Church. held at 3 p.m. Tuesday, June His family will receive New Hope Baptist Church liam Alexander Epps, Brett cile “Ginny Lu” Waddell; The family will receive 9 at the funeral home with friends from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Cemetery. Burroughs. and a brother, John Burton friends from 6-8 p.m. Tues- Rev. Joseph Buck officiat- Monday, June 8 at Peacock She is survived by her She is survived by one “Jack” Waddell. day, June 9 at Worthington ing. Interment will be in Funeral Home. His funeral husband, James E. “Crazy” daughter, Marilyn McKee “Bob” was an avid lover Funeral Home in Chad- Columbus Memorial Park service, with military hon- Freeman; three daughters, Ward; two stepsons, Wil- of education, his commu- bourn. Final rites will be in Whiteville. ors, will be conducted at Toye Benton and husband, liam Joseph Bass II and nity, and his country-as was held at 3 p.m. Wednesday, She leaves to cherish her 1 p.m. Tuesday, June 9 in Bennie, of Buckhead, wife, Patty, of Jacksonville, evident by his many accom- June 10 at Macedonia Bap- memory, her mother, Juan- the funeral home chapel Vicky Ross and husband, Fla., Ronald S. Bass of Sum- plishments. tist Church with Revs. Jim- ita Ann Batten Miner and with Dr. Tommy Bryson John, of Torrington, Conn., merville, S.C.; two grand- He proudly my Caines, Terry Green step-father, Lynn McDaniel and Revs. Jason Nicholson Star Ferineli and husband, children, Karla Ward of N. served as Cor- and Dr. Ray Lundy offici- of Lumberton; her father, and Jerry Spivey officiat- Carmen, of Atco, N.J.; Myrtle Beach, S.C., Kelli poral in the ating. Interment will be in Herbert “Butch” Monroe ing. Burial will be in Cribb- one son, Perry Vitali and Ward Tilley and husband, U.S. Army from 1953 to the church cemetery. Worrell Jr. and step-mother, Long Cemetery in Nakina. wife, Kathy, of Hammon- Tim, of High Point; six 1955, graduated from N.C. He leaves to cherish his Carole F. Worrell of Chad- Serving as pallbearers ton, N.J.; one brother, G.A. step-grandchildren, Aubrey State College with a Mas- memory his wife, Jeanine bourn; and four stepsisters, will be Darrin Ransom, Malone of Statesboro, Ga.; Bass, Joseph Bass, Kirsten ter’s Degree in Agricul- Sellers Nance of the home; Christie Mundy (Tim) of Davey Ransom, Bo Jones, one sister, Michelle Ben- Bass, Phillip Bass, Ronald S. ture Education, served and three sisters, Carol N. Sanford, Heather Hinson Timmy Beck, Donald Hil- ton and husband, Danny, Bass Jr., Brittany Bass; and shaped thousands of young Floyd (Morris) and Lisa N. (Kiley) of Chadbourn, Amy burn, Johnny Hines, Mikey of Hawkinsville, Ga.; 13 six great-grandchildren. minds in Columbus County Cox (Bengie), both of Chad- Barnes and Beth McDaniel, Slater. grandchildren, Koda Mar- Her family would like for 37 years as an agricul- bourn, Rosemary N. McCol- both of Lumberton. He is survived by his tin and wife, Courtney, to thank the following for ture teacher, keeping the skey (Gerald) of Evergreen; Memorials may be made wife, Velma Long Hilburn; Taylor Benton, Tori Ross, their compassionate care: names of every student he three brothers, Curtis H. to the American Cancer So- one son, Dawayne Hilburn Vinny Ross, Dominick Fer- Howard and Fay McLam, ever taught, and influenc- Nance (Judy) of Mollie, ciety, P.O. Box 2278, Oklaho- and wife, Amy, of White- neli, Carmen Ferneli Jr., Bernice Bell, Merle Butler, ing at least 12 known stu- Thurman L. Nance and ma City, Okla. 73123-1718 ville; one daughter, Trina Perry Vitali Jr., Taylor Vi- Pat Dawson, Ila Hinson, dents to follow him in his Mike A. Nance (Clara) both or to a favorite charity. Coleman and husband, tali, Justin Vitali, Mitchell and the staff of Liberty noble profession. He was of Evergreen; one sister-in (www.worthingtonfuner- Douglas, of Whiteville; Vitali, Ashley Sasser and Commons. a Boy Scout leader, as well law, Shirley W. Nance of Ev- alhome.com) as being chosen multiple three brothers, Donald J.R., Blake Sasser and wife, ergreen; and many nieces Online condolences may times by his peers and com- Hilburn of Marion, S.C., Ricki, Courtney Smith and and nephews. be made at www.peacockfu- munity as Teacher of the Stevie Hilburn and Teddy husband, Alton; and six Memorials may be made neralhome.net. Whiteville FWBC Year and Citizen of the Hilburn and wife, Connie, great-grandchildren. to Lower Cape Fear Hospice steak plate sale Year. Most recently he was all of Lakeview, S.C.; two Online condolences may and LifeCare Center, 206 ROOSEVELT GEORGE JR. Whiteville Freewill Baptist honored with the much de- sisters, Betty Buffkin and be made at www.peacockfu- Warrior Trail, Whiteville, NEW YORK, N.Y. -- Roos- Church will hold a steak plate served North Carolina Gov- husband, Sam, and Nan- neralhome.net. N.C. 28472. evelt George Jr., 77, formerly sale Friday, June 12 from 11 ernor’s Order of the Long cy Kampka and husband, of Chadbourn, died Saturday, a.m.-7 p.m. Plates are $8 each. Leaf Pine. Mike, all of Mullins, S.C.; JOSEPH EVERETTE ‘J.E’ GRACE ELLIS GORE June 6, 2015 in Bronx, NY. THOMPSON The church is located at 419 True to his roots, Bob four grandchildren, Tina WHITEVILLE -- Grace El- Arrangements will be an- E. Columbus Street. Waddell was first andNicholson and husband, WHITEVILLE -- Joseph Ev- lis Gore died Saturday, June 6, nounced by Peoples Funeral For more information call foremost a man of God, a Jason, Doug Coleman and erette “J.E.” Thompson, 70, 2015 at Duke Regional Hospi- Home of Whiteville. Rev. Danny Jeffers at 317-2461. humanitarian, humorist, wife, Ashley, D.J. Hilburn, died Saturday, June 6, 2015 at tal in Durham. Columbus Regional Health- avid hunter and fisher- Chad Hilburn; and four Arrangements will be an- Williams speaker at man, farmer, exemplary great-grandchildren, Tessa care. He was the son of the nounced by Smith Funeral Friendship MBC to hold role model to all he met, Nicholson, Carrie Nich- late William “Bill” Joseph and Home of Whiteville. Union Chapel FWBC olson, Jadon Nicholson, Mildred Meadows Thomp- VBS June 29-July 3 lover of everything out- Sis. Darnisha Williams will Friendship Missionary Brynleigh Coleman. son. He was also preceded in DIANNA SHIPMAN doors, doting “G-Daddy,” be the guest speaker for the Baptist Church will hold its Memorials may be made death by two siblings, Harvey FEATHERSON loving father and husband, mission service Sunday, June their annual vacation Bible to Lower Cape Fear Hospice Thompson and Shirley Elois CLARKTON -- Dianna dedicated life-long member 14 at 11:30 a.m. at Union Cha- school Monday, June 29-Fri- and LifeCare Center, 206 Cartrette. Shipman Featherson, 59, died of Fair Bluff United Meth- pel Freewill Baptist Church. day, July 3 starting at 5:30-8 Warrior Trail, Whiteville, He was a Thursday, June 4, 2015 at her odist Church, and an all- She will be accompanied by p.m. daily. The theme is Shin- N.C. 28472. veteran of the residence. around good guy. The House of Mercy choir and ing Star. Online condolences may Vietnam War Arrangements will be an- Leaving to carry on his congregation. The church is located at 239 be made at www.peacockfu- serving in the U.S. Army. nounced by Peoples Funeral tremendous legacy are Elder Perry Shipman is W. Columbus Street. neralhome.net. The family received friends Home of Whiteville. his bride of 56 years, Ju- interim pastor. For more information call die Dennis Waddell; one Sunday, June 7 at Worthing- EDITH VICTORIA ton Funeral Home in Chad- Deacon Franklin Thurman at son, Robert Allen Waddell ‘VICKIE’ BRITT Mt. Hebron AMEZ bourn. Final rites will be held 234-3387. Jr.; one daughter-in-law/ DUBLIN -- Edith Victoria True Believers to at 3 p.m. Monday, June 8 at the choir anniversary honorary daughter, Mary “Vickie” Britt, 63, died Friday, funeral home with Rev. Chip hold anniversary Brownlee Degner Waddell; June 5, 2015. Mt. Hebron AME Zion WN/CHS Alumni Hannah officiating. Interment one sister, Betty Waddell The family received friends Church will hold its second The True Believers will will be in Meadows Cemetery to meet June 11 Willis; one brother, Wil- Sunday, June 7 at Bladen- choir anniversary Sunday, hold its anniversary Satur- near Bladenboro with mili- The Whiteville Negro/Cen- liam Turner “Bill” Wad- Gaskins Funeral Home. Final June 14 at 4 p.m. day, June 13 at 7 p.m. at Zion tary honors. tral High School Alumni will dell; numerous nieces and rites followed in the funeral On the program will be Wall Freewill Baptist Church He is survived by three meet Thursday, June 11 at nephews; and the pride and home chapel in Elizabeth- The United Methodist Church in Chadbourn. The special sons, James Allen Thomp- 1 p.m. at the Dream Center. joy of his life, two grand- town. Burial was in Britt Bell Choir of Lake Waccamaw guests will be Drops of Grace son of Clarkton, William Lee Members are asked to be pres- daughters, Mary Allen and Cemetery. along with Mill Branch Bap- of Raleigh. Thompson of Whiteville and ent and to pay dues for the Margaret Brownlee “Mag- She is survived by her tist Church of Whiteville and Elder Wendell Gore is the Joseph Everette Thompson Jr. scholarship fund. gie Lee” Waddell. mother, Arlene E. Hester; one Hallsboro Baptist Church pastor. of Elizabethtown; one daugh- Serving as pallbearers son, Billy Howard Brisson; Choir. ter, Rhonda Michelle Thomp- were Mark Brown, Andy one daughter, Anna Victoria Rev. Alonzo Braggs is the son of Washington, D.C.; one www.whiteville.com Aaron Boyd Turner, Michael Waddell, Brisson; five grandchildren; pastor. Sunrise 7-5-1939 brother, Roger Dale Thomp- Taylor Waddell, Richard and four great-grandchildren. Sunset 6-8-2014 Willis, and Robert Worley. son of Whiteville; two sisters, Honorary pallbearers were House of Mercy to Ann Edwards of Whiteville the past and present agri- and Faye J. Wilkes of Ocean culture vocational teach- honor graduates Isle Beach; and two grandchil- dren. ers. The House of Mercy Church In lieu of flowers, please family will honor its 2015 grad- Greater Tabernacle sets make donations to Fair uates Sunday, June 14 at 4 p.m. Bluff United Methodist at the American Legion Post. Men in Black service Church. P.O. Box 492, Fair The guest preacher will be Greater Tabernacle Church Bluff N.C. 28439. Prophetess Frieda Hutchinson of Longwood will hold a 50 Men A guest book is avail- of the Faithful Few Outreach in Black service Sunday, June able online at http://www. Ministries along with her 14 at 4 p.m. The speaker will mearesfuneralhome.com. congregation. be Pastor Gordon Griffen of It has been a year since you have The Post is located at 313 W. Moores Creek Church. All men been called home. You are still Phillips Street. are asked to dress in black. loved and missed even though Westside Alumni Elder Robert D. Williams Cathy S. Moore is the pas- you are gone Sr. is the pastor. tor. Our memories of you we still to meet June 9 cherish. But most important your smile, The Chadbourn Chapter of Riegelwood AA meets Wednesdays 112 Jefferson St. • Whiteville, NC 28472 laughter and song never forgot- the Westside Alumni will meet The Riegelwood group of Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 910.642.2128 ten even though you are gone. Tuesday, June 9 at 6 p.m. at the Love, 6 p.m. every Wednesday at the USW Local 9-738, 102 Old Stage www.mckenziemortuary.net Westside Alumni building in Hwy. (Hwy. 87) at Riegelwood. Betty, Roleita, Trel, Jordan and Zaria Chadbourn. The meetings are open and all are welcome. #5508 Editorials The News Reporter, Monday, June 8, 2015

Congratulations The education to WHS baseball, fork in the road By TOM CAMPBELL other athletes who NC SPIN Yogi Berra once said, “When you lay it on the line come to a fork in the road, take it.” With presidential vacancies in both The Whiteville High School baseball The University of North Carolina team did its community and school System and Community College proud in winning its second consecu- System we may have reached such tive 1A baseball title and its third in four a fork. Further, there are persistent years Saturday. rumors that Superintendent of A run like one doesn’t happen without Public Instruction June Atkinson discipline and many hours of hard work will not seek re-election next year, by coaches and players, community sup- so all three branches of our educa- tion system could be looking for port, and a strong youth program. top leadership. It’s an ideal time Coach Brett Harwood and his staff go for serious examination of how the extra mile to make sure their teams we organize, fund and administer are prepared. It seems like just yesterday public education. the team began practice on the frigid In 1930, Governor O. Max Gard- days of Feb- ner commissioned the Brookings ruary. The point Institution, a private non-partisan think- Whiteville It takes hard work, had hoped to tank, to discipline and support come up have an- from the community for with sug- other good a state championship gestions showing in such as the one garnered “to pro- the playoffs mote in- this season by Whiteville’s baseball creased after last team. Hats off to all coun- efficiency year’s cham- ty athletes who dedicated and econ- pionship themselves to their teams Gators and snakes, sharks and beavers omy in team didn’t the con- and schools this year. duct of graduate a By JEFFERSON WEAVER There are few filters as effec- another mile until we reached the the gov- Tom Campbell single player. Its two pitching aces this Staff Writer tive as five miles of Carolina bay headwaters of the creek. We could swamp, as a friend of mine has stash our bikes in a blackberry ernmen- year were a freshman and sophomore, so tal affairs of the State.” They the future remains bright. I was talking with the young son been known to say. God designed bramble, then make our way to of a friend the other day, and he the peat soil for a purpose; the where the creek met the river and recommended and we consolidated Overall, it was a high-achieving year mentioned how excited he was that problem a lot of folks have is that created a small pool. the existing three public universi- for other Columbus County teams and he’d soon be able to go swimming. they are too used to bright, clear The more adventurous would ties into one system. Governor athletes who advanced to regional cham- “Dad started filling the pool up,” water, and the idea of intention- swim across the Cape Fear there, Luther Hodges asked Dallas Her- pionship finals or to a state champion- he said. “I’m gonna go swimming ally diving into a canal or pond whilst others were content to puff ring, chair of the State Board of ship event. every day when school is out!” the color of Grandma’s strongest and paddle through the pool, or Education, to develop a plan for industrial education centers. In In the fall, the Whiteville High School I asked why he needed a pool, sweet tea is anathema. As much as even lie in the small flow we pre- 1963, Herring helped consolidate girls cross country team placed high when he lived a short distance I love the ocean, and appreciate the tentiously called a waterfall. from a river, not to mention a hospi- It was there that myself and those centers and six community in its 1A state championship meet, and colleges into our Community Col- Whiteville and West Columbus each sent lovely spot on one of the deep, cool, tality of handful of buddies, on an overly dark canals. friends warm Eastern morning, decided lege system, initially governed by a women’s doubles tennis team and WHS He stared at me as if I had with a to go for an inaugural swim. The the State Board of Education, but sent a singles contestant to the 1A state grown a pair of antlers and gills. pool, water was far colder than antici- in 1979 by a separate Community tennis championship match in Cary. “Mom says that water’s nasty,” I’ll take pated—and on top of that, occu- College Board. Governor Bob Scott In the spring, three teams made the he replied, with the logic of most a swim- pied by a rather territorial beaver. initiated the 1971 Higher Education Final Four. The Whiteville High School small children. “There’s snakes ming We shared the paradise for a little Reorganization Act, placing the 16 junior and senior colleges and women’s soccer team lost to the even- and things in there. They go to hole while before retreating. Ironically, universities into the University of tual state champion in a 2-1 overtime the bathroom in that water. If we in the the same Wildlife officer who can’t go to the beach, I’m gonna be woods threatened us with the most vile North Carolina System, with one heartbreaker in the Eastern Champion- governing board. For more than ship match in Raleigh, and West Co- in my pool.” any day of punishments if we revealed the Not wanting to take away from of the existence of the beaver—much less 35 years there have been no major lumbus lost to eventual state champion his mom’s authority, I didn’t men- week. harmed it—well, that same officer changes to this arrangement. Whiteville in an all-Columbus County tion the fact there are significantly For one Jefferson Weaver told me, 30-plus years later, that We have a complicated struc- Eastern Championship series. more creatures in the ocean, and thing, the water is almost always one of the worst things he ever ture of three separate and dis- Whiteville and West Columbus also they, too, occasionally answer na- cooler, and cooling off is one of the did was not let us kill and skin similar governance systems that placed several male and female athletes ture’s call. Since even his mom is primary reasons for a summer’s that critter. are not responsible to nor do they communicate well with each other in the state track and field state champi- not of the generation traumatized day swimming. One has to fight A similar spot became some- or us. In k-12 primary education onship meet. The WHS golf team made it by the movie Jaws—a realization crowds at the beach or one of the thing of a hangout a few years that made me feel inordinately lakes, not to mention dealing with later, as cars and trucks replaced the constitution says this system to the state championship series for the shall be governed by a State Board first time in years. old—I didn’t mention such things the chemicals of a pool. There are bicycles, and girls began to become as sharks. After all, the likelihood rarely crowds at the swimming more interesting. of Education, appointed by the The South Columbus volleyball team of being bitten by a shark is some- holes I frequent, and if there are The fairer sex wasn’t as inter- Governor, with a Superintendent and WHS softball team didn’t make the what akin to being struck by light- more than one or two, one can ested in swimming in the sweet of Public Instruction who is elected regional finals but had deep runs in the ning, and the last thing he needed always move upstream a little to brown water or sitting on the statewide and is the secretary and playoffs nonetheless. was something else to frighten him another locale. rocks of the river, but the “Blue chief administrative officer of the Many people don’t give high school in a world that so enthusiastically Growing up on the fall line of Hole,” as it was known, was sandy board. We’ve had court battles to untangle who is in charge. Our sports its due in the development of scares itself silly. the Cape Fear, we had a couple enough, open enough, and acces- 58 Community College System young men and women. Whiteville’s Personally, I find a shady canal of favored swimming spots; they sible enough to surprise parental or a quiet pond with just a touch were especially attractive since visits that it was deemed girl- Board is appointed by the Gover- baseball team will never forget its state nor and legislature, administered championship, but to the other teams of sand to be much more enjoyable in a case or two, access was only worthy by a few of our erstwhile than swimming in the ocean or gained by flagrantly violating, or Juliets. by a President selected by that that fell just short, valuable lessons were in a fiberglass tank of chemicals at least sliding along the edge of, It was there that the blue- board. The 17-campus University learned that will carry over to adulthood. with a little water for flavor. I’ve trespassing laws. Amidst horror gill contested my right to swim of North Carolina System Board of The ball doesn’t always bounce your paddled and snorted and crawled stories of people drowning by the along the bottom close to shore. Governors consists of 32 members way, bad calls will happen, or injuries through any number of swamps score in each of the places, with For one period of time, we actu- who campaign for and are selected will rob teams of valuable players. How and unsanitary waterways in my stories of legions of cottonmouth ally managed to achieve the goal entirely by the legislature, with a president selected by the board. these young athletes deal with adversity life, and have yet to be bitten by an moccasins awaiting the oppor- set by young friend of the other With three different governance matters, whether it’s a team that nearly alligator. I did get nipped on the tunity to hunt down and bite the week—for more than a month, we cheek once by a bream whose bed unwary – not to mention garfish did indeed go swimming almost structures, each reporting to and wins it all or a team that barely wins a accountable to different entities its game but the students and coaches con- I was paddling through, but that capable of removing hands and every day. was my own fault for trespassing. arms – there was nothing else Oddly enough, even though I easy for the left hand not to know tinue to hang in there until the season And to my knowledge, while I doing but that we boys had to go never lived more than a hundred what the right is doing. ends. have had some distressing cases swimming. Someone would some- miles away, I was out of high There are frequently overlap- All of these are tests of character that of giardia, they occurred mainly how find out the gate was open to school before I ever saw the ocean. ping and blurring lines of author- are an integral part of a young person’s during trapping season, when I a semi-private dirt road beside the Even though I attended UNC- ity and responsibility. High schools education. was up close and personal with the river, and we would pell-mell our Wilmington, I never truly made offer early college educations and more job preparation courses. Columbus County is indeed fortunate furry carriers – rarely did I get sick bikes down the big hill, around the the connection with the beach of from intentionally swimming in a back of the building where we were Community colleges are increas- to have championship caliber teams that ingly offering the first two years beaver pond. hidden, then down the dirt road for Continued on next page perform at a high level, but hats off to of college and both the universities all students-athletes and their coaches and community colleges end up – whether they had great or not-so-great providing remediation for English achievements this year – for challeng- and math not learned in public Thumbs down ing themselves and representing their schools. Swamp Rose Public education receives $11.8 schools and communities well. the camp from which we hunted and 10 feet across, with long, arch- billion, more than half our $21.1 For this, Columbus County can mea- BY RAY LUNDY and fished long ago. ing branches. “It smells so good, billion General Fund state budget. sure up to any other in the state. Special to The News Reporter When we entered Mustard Field Pa,” Ben continued. “For the rest This alone is reason enough to With Ben, my grandson, in the Creek, almost imperceptible, I told of your life, I want you to remem- compel periodic examinations to bow of my little two-man wooden Ben: “All right, peel your eyes for ber this Swamp Rose at Mustard determine if we are getting the best fishing boat, we sped down the cottonmouths, gators, and poison Field,” I told him. “I will Pa, I will.” bang for our buck and providing Little Pee Dee full blast. ivy. Get out the snake charmer, We fished, and he caught some the best education for our people. Quote of We skimmed across the surface a sawed-off 410 shotgun, and be fish. We went to the old camp, got Maybe we need one combined in the shallow water holding to the ready. Keep your hands in the boat. out, and I took his picture before system or perhaps a more uniform little channel. Keep your hands in the boat!” the old camp and the remainder system of governance. Certainly The low water made it impos- With the motor up, I took a pad- of the new camp. It burned in a we need better cooperation and the week sible to get back on plane if we dle in each hand, and pushed the storm. It was so hot, we packed it transparency. It is possible that “Now if I lose money on a farm, I stopped. We sped past sandbars sandy bottom to propel us along. in, and went back to the landing we might choose to continue our don’t sell it after one or two years. I and deep pockets behind the bars. Thirty yards later I stopped. The and then home. It was a wonder- present course, but with the three top education vacancies now is the look to see what is wrong. Do I need Redbreasts love the deep pockets. wonderful, unique fragrance filled ful day. time we should reexamine our cur- more lime? Do I need to do some ditch- We traveled for 25 minutes into the swamp air around it. “Ben, do Soon, Ben and I shall return to the deep swamp near Potato Bed you smell something?” Mustard Field, the wonderful Wild rent system before striking off in ing work?” Ferry, into a large lake, and into “Yes, sir,” Ben said excitedly. Rose, the camp, the swamp, and the new leadership directions. – County Commissioner Buddy Byrd on a tiny, shallow creek that led to We eased on silently, and there fish. My dad taught me; I taught Campbell is former assistant the possibility of selling the county’s home another small lake, Mustard Field: it was, almost covering the creek: Jonathan, our son; and now, I am North Carolina State Treasurer health care agency, which has been strug- our destination. the wild, Swamp Rose with beauti- teaching Ben. Maybe, when he has and is creator/host of NC SPIN, a gling. Commissioners are inclined to see if It was at the end of Mustard ful pink, fragrant flowers all over. kids, he can take them to Mustard weekly statewide television discus- the agency’s losses can be turned around. Field that our family built a cabin, The rose was about eight feet high Field and the Swamp Rose. sion of NC issues. NC Spin airs on WILM-TV, Sunday 8 a.m. The News Reporter, Monday, June 8, 2015 – 9-A McDonald’s Presents

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Hanna Claudia Alexendria Rebecca Cribb Floyd Turbeville LeAnn Whaley

Senior Hanna Cribb is the 17-year-old Sophomore Claudia Floyd is the 15-year-old Senior Alexendria Turbeville is the Senior Rebecca LeAnn Whaley is the daughter Marcus Cribb. Some of her daughter of Devon and Anne Williams. She 18-year-old daughter of Timothy and 18-year-old daughter of Chris and Lori Whal- high school activities have included has been involved in volleyball, softball, stu- Angela Faulk. She has been involved ey. She has been involved in the automotive Spanish Club, softball and soccer. dent council, Beta Club and National Honor in National Beta Club and is a member program, taking online SCC classes and the She enjoys soccer at school and also Society. Her favorite class is math because “I of the WCHS newspaper staff. She is yearbook staff. She has also been on the on her own time. She has a job out- also involved in clinicals for her Nurs- side of school. She likes people and enjoy being challenged and I love my teach- ing Fundamentals class. She likes best honor roll. Her favorite class “would have to “gets along with everyone.” Her favor- er, Mrs. Edwards.” She is proudest of “being her teachers because “they are very be Grad Point classes. The teacher was a ite class is “Foods because we get to the responsible, independent person I am. I helpful and care about her future.” Her great help and was very nice.” She said her cook and eat.” Once blonde-haired (an am involved in many activities and sports and favorite class is nursing fundamentals personality is her most interesting character- interesting fact she says people may maintain high grades.” She likes “how close because “I like the material that I learn istic. Horseback riding is her favorite activ- not know), she would have changed the everyone is at school, especially ... student and I want to be a nurse. Mrs. Herring ity because “my family and I do it together.” school uniforms if she could have. After athletes.” She acknowledges that she loves has really helped me prepare for my fu- While she plans to continue taking online high school, she plans to go to college “to go to new places and meet new people.” ture career with this class.” She said she SCC classes after graduation, she also plans and become a physical therapist. After high school, she would like to attend a is a hardworking student and she tries to be enrolled in the MLT program. She hopes university such as UNC-Chapel Hill and pur- “to do the best in everything I do.” Af- to become a medical lab technician. ter high school, she is “going to attend sue a career in chemistry, possibly become a Southeastern Community College to get pharmacist.” into the Nursing Program and become a registered nurse.”

Now with Columbus Students two Whiteville locations to serve you 1408 1110 North Of The Week S. Madison St. JK Powell Blvd. Summer Enrichment Program gearing up By JEFFERSON WEAVER “We want to do things dif- have a new appreciation for Plans include special “This year’s Summer deadlines are June 11 Staff Writer ferently this year,” she said. the world around us.” guests, a walking field trip Enrichment Program will be for the first session and “We don’t want to just get The activities director and focus on connecting filled with lasting memories June 25 for the second. Charlotte Almada wants the kids outside — we want for the Whiteville Parks and children with nature and that your child won’t want Each session will run Mon- kids to have great memories them to want to go outside Recreation Department, Al- new experiences. to miss,” Almada said. “We day through Thursday from of their days at camp. when they get home, and mada is putting the finishing Among the new activities want to raise their aware- 9 a.m. – 12:45 p.m. touches on the 2015 Summer tentatively scheduled are a ness of nature, and help Fee for city residents is Enrichment Program. “Woods Walk” to help chil- them appreciate the out- $15, and $25 for out of town “This year we are offering dren learn how to identify doors.” campers. County jobless rate children what we hope will the tracks and other signs Two sessions will be of- For additional informa- be an unforgettable experi- of wild animals native to fered this year: June 15- tion call the Recreation Cen- stands at 6.7 percent ence,” she said. the area. 25 and July 6-16. Sign-up ter at (910) 642-9052.

By RAY WYCHE isting jobs to pay higher Staff Writer wages. Volunteers needed While employment is plen- Columbus County has 6.7 tiful in and around the larg- percent of its workforce er cities of the state, the for June 13 BugFest without a job, one of 70 so-called recovery has had of the state’s 100 counties little effect on small towns The N.C. Museum of Natu- will end promptly at 3 pm. If whose economic recovery and rural areas. ral Sciences at Whiteville possible, volunteers are asked has not improved, despite Neighboring counties of needs volunteers to help at to please stay until 3:30 p.m. to the end of the financial cri- Bladen and Brunswick BugFest Saturday, June 13 help with breakdown. If vol- sis of 2008. have also felt the lack of from 9:30 a.m.- 3:30 p.m. (for all unteering later than 9:30 a.m., The N.C. Justice Center, a benefits of the recovery. or part of the time). the person being replaced private watchdog organi- Bladen County has an un- Activities where volunteers will provide instruction to an zation in Raleigh, reported employment rate of 7.6 are needed: incoming volunteer. that 65 of the state’s coun- percent while Brunswick is • Arthropod Olympics (sort Lunch will be provided of like an obstacle course) ties have fewer people with faring better, with 6.2 per- for all-day volunteers. Please • Roach Costume (act goofy, jobs today than before the cent of its labor force seek- bring a water bottle to refill. dress up and take pictures financial slowdown of 2008. ing jobs. If interested, please contact with people) Meghan Barron at NCMNS at Of the state’s 15 metropoli- Graham County in the • T-Shirt Sales – Outside Whiteville with what activ- tan areas, 14 have more peo- state’s western mountain (help w/ bagging and sales) ity you are most interested in ple looking for work than area is at the top of the • Milkweed for Monarchs helping with and the hours before the recession. state’s unemployment sta- outside (planting seeds) available to help. Please let The study shows that the tistics with 12.8 percent of • Amazing Coevolution! Meghan know your first and state’s sluggish economic its workers seeking jobs, Plants and Pollinators Craft second choice from the list recovery has played a key while Buncombe and Or- - Inside below and whether you have role for the failure of ex- ange counties have the low- • Funky Bug Antenna volunteered at the Museum Crowns Craft – Inside before. You will be taught ev- • Behind the scenes (refill- erything you need to know. Weaver ing supplies, tidying areas, No prior insect expertise re- Continued from page 8-A helping serve lunch) quired. • Greeting and counting Contact Meghan Barron guests at (910) 914-4185 or via email so any of my contempo- a lazy, yellow-fly infested There will be a brief train- at meghan.barron@natu- raries. Now, don’t get me afternoon. ing session at 9:30 a.m. ; event ralsciences.org for any ques- wrong – I still love the Those few who know of will begin at 10 a.m. Event tions or concerns. majesty of the ocean, roll- its existence work togeth- ing along in the waves er to keep the area clean, that never change, regard- so there’s rarely an er- Bugfest less of what man does to rant bag of trash floating Continued from page 1-A the shoreline. downstream. I enjoy visiting with Gates have prevented friends around a pool as beer-can throwers from roaches racing in the Roach- “I’m so excited to bug-out young’uns splash and hol- making it that far off the ingham 500. Saturday. There’s going to ler and ignore pleas from paved road. BugFest will provide be something for everyone harried mothers not to We’ll likely end up vis- museum visitors an op- at BugFest South,” Barron run, not to swim until a iting the edge of the At- portunity to get a taste of concluded. half-hour after eating, lantic once or twice this entomophagy (the practice Contact the museum at and any of the other pool summer, like many of of eating bugs). They will (910) 914-4185 for more in- rules seemingly set aside you. be able to do this while sam- formation. strictly to be violated. We’ll likely go see some pling insect-infused dishes The NCMNS at Whiteville But I can’t bail out of friends visiting one lake prepared by local, award- is located at 415 South Madi- the truck in a pair of cut- or the other. winning chefs from down- son St., downtown White- off surplus military pants Might even make a pool town Whiteville’s Vineland ville. The Museum, based and hit the water before party or two, where the Village restaurants, New in Columbus County, serves the door closes when I am most dangerous wildlife Southern Kitchen and the southeastern region of at a friend’s pool. is a five-year-old cannon- Byrdsville Farm Market. North Carolina and is an People would likely call balling off the patio into Café Insecta opens at extension of the North Caro- the cops if I walked out on the cement pond. 10:30 a.m. and closes when lina Museum of Natural Sci- a crowded beach in over- But for my money – the food runs out. “Come ences in downtown Raleigh. alls stained and battered snakes, alligators, beavers early and enjoy,” Kellie Lew- The most visited museum from an afternoon at the and all, there’s no place to is, local education coordi- in the state and an active horse pasture. swim like a deep spot in a nator said before continu- research institution, the And the wildlife that brownwater canal, down ing. “Remember, BugFest Museum engages visitors make life interesting have a sandy road through the is free!” of every age and stage of long since been scared woods (maybe even past Meghan Barron is an learning about the wonders into the next county at a No Trespassing sign), NCMNS educator. “There of science and the natural most public freshwater where if you squint you are a billion insects on the world, and introduces them beaches I know of. might even be able to see earth at any given time,” to intriguing fields of study My preferred spot is on the tracks left by a quar- she said. “We sure can’t that are critical to the future a favorite canal; it is well- tet of bicycles out for the live without them, so why of North Carolina. suited for spur-of-the-mo- adventure of a summer’s not get to know bugs a little Plan your visit online at ment swims after work, or d a y. better and have fun too? www.naturalsciences.org. 10-A – The News Reporter, Monday, June 8, 2015 Methodist Continued from page 1-A

– with a focus on electrical problems--while other pastors and volunteers raised money, coordinated supplies, and di- rected workers and resources where they were most needed. Walt Makaryk of Hamp- stead is the regional director for the Methodist response. He said the group has assisted owners of 650 homes since Hurricane Irene in 2011. “We serve wherever we are needed,” he said. Volunteers shared stories about working in the wake of Hurricanes Katrina, Floyd, and Irene Saturday, as well as stories of responses to floods and tornadoes across the state and nation. Beneficia- ries don’t have to belong to a church, Loy said. “We’re just putting our Walt Macaryk, the United Methodist Church Harbour Dis- faith to work as God has told trict Disaster Coordinator, pushes debris. us to,” he said. “There are He said the Methodist group Energy contractors installed WUMC pastor the Rev. Paul Stallsworth piles debris. jobs for everyone – one of tries to stay with victims “all new utility poles and electri- the greatest ministers I ever the way through” from initial cal service Thursday and Fri- to repair the family’s chicken knew was an 85-year-old who cleanup into their new homes, day, allowing a well driller to went with us to Mississippi. coop, as laying hens left home- whenever possible. repair the pump and get water less by the storm wandered She couldn’t tear things down Castro-Lopez was working flowing again at the site. or drive a truck, but she was the yard. side by side with the volun- The county supplied a de- Loy emphasized that the there with the homeowner the teers Saturday. bris container, which was full whole time, comforting him cleanup effort stretches across As he and all the adult by lunchtime on Saturday. the faith community. and leading him through the members of the family have Workers with logging experi- process.” “We have Baptists, Method- full-time jobs, cleanup of the ence and chainsaws worked to ists, Presbyterians working The process can be a frus- family’s home place has been untangle the twisted mass of trating one, Loy said. Dealing on this,” he said. “I’ve been in slow, with just a few hours pine trees and debris behind contact with the Seventh Day with federal and state relief here and there on weekends. the home, while Castro-Lo- agencies can take months in Adventists. Saturday’s crew brought pez’s pet Chihuahua dog made One of the AME Zion a disaster situation, leaving heavy equipment, tools and friends among the volunteers. the victims at loose ends. churches has donated, and manpower. Loy said Progress Workers even began efforts we have donations coming in from people who I don’t know where they go to church. This isn’t a Methodist thing—it’s a community thing. We’re just coordinating it, because that’s what we’re good at.” Loy said donations are be- ing accepted for the Castro family through Lake Wacca- maw UMC. Contact the church Faustino Castro-Lopez, owner of the destroyed house for more details. helps clean up.

Joe Bridger, of the Hampstead United Methodist Church, mans a tractor. Sports The News Reporter, Monday, June 8, 2015 - Page 1B Baldwin’s clutch pitching leads way to deciding victory Pack battles to second straight state baseball title

By DAN BISER school and community support Sports Editor has been tremendous. “We kind of hit a bump in ZEBULON - Back-to-back, the road this morning when we 3-of-4, and Lucky 7. lost the second game, but our All of the above were guys knew what they had to do, attained Saturday at Five and they came back and took County Stadium when the care of things,” said Harwood, Whiteville Wolfpack turned who just completed his 11th back the South Stanly Rowdy season at the WHS helm. Rebel Bulls 6-1 in the third Harwood said that and deciding game of the Baldwin’s 5-1/3 inning start state 1A high school baseball in the deciding game brought championship series. on the spirt of Wolfpack The WHS series-clinching baseball with his confidence, win, fueled by an awe-inspiring nonchalant mound presence pitching performance from and assortment of off-speed freshman right-hander Brooks pitches. Baldwin, gave the Wolfpack “Brooks is only a freshman its second straight 1A and he is not going to overpower championship. The Wolfpack, a lot of batters,” Harwood said, which also won the 2012 state ”but he goes after it and gets 2A championship, now has a the outs.” total of seven state baseball Baldwin said he had to crowns since 1983. overcome a little shakiness in Coach Brett Harwood’s the opening inning when he Wolfpack had opened the series yielded a lead-off walk and a on Friday against the South one-out double that produced Stanly team with a 7-0 win South Stanly’s only run. But behind the one-hit pitching after that, he retired the next of sophomore left-hander 14 Bull batters he faced. Mackenzie Gore. However, “I knew I had to go out and South Stanly evened the pitch well,” he said “Everybody series on Saturday morning on the team was behind me and with a 6-2 victory fueled by a they told me they knew I could gutty mound performance by do it. I just tried to pitch the junior Sawyer Lee. (See related best I could.” Staff photo by Dan Biser stories). Wolfpack junior first Whiteville Wolfpack Gore, who came on to relieve baseman Connor Grainger 2015 state 1A baseball champions Baldwin in the sixth inning of drove three of the Wolfpack’s the title game, was named 10 hits while Brown and Hunter the Most Valuable Player of Cartrette had two hits each. the state 1A championship WHS broke a 1-1 tie with series for the second straight three runs in the second inning year. Last June, Gore was and two more runs in the presented the MVP award sixth. Big defensive plays by after coming out the winner Grainger and Taylor Smith in both Wolfpack victories were other keys in the win. over previously unbeaten East Coach Terry Tucker’s South Surry. Stanly team, which closed Whiteville coaches and its season with a 22-8 record, players, who also won the scored quickly as Bull lead-off Wolfpack’s 2012 and 2014 hitter Eli Blake drew a walk on championships at the 6,500- four straight Baldwin pitches. seat Five County Stadium, had After Baldwin struck out Luke hoped all year for a return to Burris on three pitches, Bull Zebulon for another title. The catcher Vance Deese powered Staff photo by John Thomas Photo by Margaret High 2014 team did not have a senior a shot to right-center field for on the roster, so possibilities a double that scored Blake. WHS freshman Brooks Baldwin pitches for the Wolfpack in WHS head coach Brett Harwood displays the 2015 state appeared good from the start. Baldwin got out of the inning Saturday’s 1A championship game against South Stanly at championship trophy following the team’s late-night re- “I really can’t describe the by striking out Alex Poplin and Zebulon. Whiteville won the game 6-1 to claim its second turn from Zebulon Saturday. A large crowd of Wolfpack feeling … it’s just been great Sawyer Lee. straight state title. supporters was on hand to greet the team bus at Legion each time” said WHS senior In the bottom of the first Stadium. shortstop Turner Brown, who inning, Brown led off with a has played starting roles on bunt single and scored on back- each of the last three state to-back errors by Bull third Cartrette brought home Gore Whiteville crowd as he flew out to Ward in center. The WHS baseball team title teams. baseman Logan Spivey on hard with the third run of the inning departed the mound. Ward struck out Easton became the second Wolfpack “It’s hard to choose which ground balls by Grainger and to make the score 4-1. Gore, coming off his big Horton for the second out, and athletic team to achieve back- South vs.West one has been the best because Cartrette. In the top of the sixth inning, seven-inning performance in the play ended when Grainger to-back state championships. there is something special In the second inning, Taylor Baldwin’s streak of retiring 14 Friday’s series opener, struck drew a high and wide throw In 1999 and 2000, Coach Glenn about each one … some great Smith led off with a walk straight Bull batters came to a out Deese. The Wolfpack then from Brown at shortstop but McKoy’s basketball team memories,” added Brown, who and Grayson Ward reached close when Maxton Horton’s got a big defensive play from managed to tag out Poplin won consecutive 2A state has signed to play baseball at base when he bunted the single gave South Stanly its first Smith at second when he before he crossed the bag. championships with wins over East Carolina. ball and Bull pitcher Jarrod base runner of the inning. After stretched out to grab a hard Gore said being able to help West Caldwell and Northwood Harwood, who was a Swaringen made a wild throw Blake flew out to Ward in center liner off the bat of Poplin for Baldwin finish off the victory at UNC-Chapel Hill’s Smith member of the Wolfpack’s to first base that left Wolfpack field, Burris followed with a the third out. was satisfying. Center. 1989 state championship runners on second and third. tricky grounder to second base Whiteville extended the “He did such a good job team, said that the recent Brown followed with a fly that Smith misplayed, leaving lead in the bottom of the sixth getting us to that point, and I S. Stanly 100 000 0 - 1 2 3 run of WHS state titles has out to centerfield that easily runners on first and third. inning on singles by Smith, felt good about coming in,” he Whiteville 130 002 x - 6 10 1 been accomplished “by a scored Smith from third, and Harwood brought Gore Brown, Grainger and Cartrette said. “After going the full seven Jarrod Swaringen and Vance Deese; Brooks Baldwin, Mackenzie Gore (6) great group of players and a Gore followed with a single to in from right field to relieve to make the score 6-2. yesterday, I felt like I didn’t and Nick Hood. tremendous amount of hard center to score Ward. Back-to- Baldwin, who received a In the bottom of the seventh, have all my effectiveness, but Tina White work and dedication. The back singles by Grainger and standing ovation from the Lee led off for the Bulls and we got the job done.” Draft Day arrives for Vikes’ Jenkins Having been de- scribed as a “can’t miss” candidate, West Columbus High School senior Eric “E.J.” Jen- kins will soon find out much about his future when the 2015 Major League Baseball Draft begins today. Today marks the 50th year of the MLB Major award winners in male sports are pictured at last Wednesday night’s 2015 West Columbus High School Ath- Draft. letic Awards Banquet. Jenkins, who signed E.J. Jenkins See Story on 2B in November to play at UNC-Wilmington, is ranked as the top high school draft prospect in North Carolina and among the top 100 in the nation. Speculation since the first of the year has Jenkins being selected in the first round. Reports are that the Toronto Blue Jays are among the teams most interested in acquir- ing Jenkins. As a four-year starter at West Columbus, his main position has been center field and he usually batted lead-off. He has also han- dled pitching and infield duties. Scouts have mostly been impressed by his speed as he has been clocked at 6.32 seconds in the 60-yard dash. Jenkins helped pace Coach Jeff Lamb’s 2015 Viking team to the Eastern N.C. 1A fi- nals, where they fell in a best-of-three series Major award winners in female sports are pictured at last Wednesday night’s 2015 West Columbus High School to newly crowned state champion Whiteville. Athletic Awards Banquet. Jenkins has also been a key member of Staff photos by Franklin Davis the West Columbus basketball team. South Columbus golfers State finals place sixth in 2A Regional Continued from 1B

2B - The News Reporter, Monday, June 8, 2015 Wolfpack dominates South Stanly in 1A series opener

By DAN BISER Hood’s home run, which hit Sports Editor halfway up the video board in left field, extended the lead to ZEBULON - Thirteen 3-0 in the fourth inning. strike-outs and one hit sound Whiteville tallied four runs like big-time single-game stats in the bottom of the sixth in- for a high-school pitcher in ning behind singles by Ryan state finals play, but for White- Dudney, Brown, Cartrette and ville High left-hander Mack- Harwood. enzie Gore, they have become Dylan Starnes was tagged routine numbers. with the mound loss for South Those were the numbers Stanly, which had come into Gore turned in Friday evening the series with wins in 10 of as the Whiteville squad shut its last 12 games. out the South Stanly Rowdy Gore said he felt a few jitters Rebel Bulls in the opening when he first took the mound, round of the state 1A base- but that he settled down after ball playoffs at Five County yielding the game-opening Stadium. walk to the Bulls’ Eli Blake. Gore gave up a lead-off “I was overthrowing a little walk to the first batter of the bit, but it didn’t take me long game on a 3-2 pitch but did not to get into my groove,” he said. allow another base-runner “We knew winning the first until the fifth inning when the game would be important, so Bulls’ Logan Spivey got a hit we went after it.” just inside the third base line. Gore’s complete-game vic- Gore walked another batter in tory, as well as his relief of the sixth before striking out Brooks Baldwin in the sixth Soccer the last four batters he faced. inning that sewed up a 6-1 vic- In the meantime, the Wolf- tory in Saturday’s third and pack batting order had a solid final game, (see related story) night with Turner Brown and earned him the Most Valuable Hunter Harwood each getting Player award of the state cham- two hits and catcher Nick pionship series. He gained the Hood clouting a solo home run same honor last year with his to lead off the bottom of the pitching performances in the fourth inning. Wolfpack’s series victory over “It was just another great East Surry. outing for Mackenzie,” said Whiteville advanced to the Wolfpack Coach Brett Har- state finals with playoff wins wood. “He kept their people over Union, Gates County, off the bases and was throw- Perquimans and Spring Creek ing some good, solid pitches.” and taking two wins over West Gore also had a big hit in the Columbus in the Eastern N.C. game as he bounced a third- 1A championship round. inning single to center to score South Stanly 000 000 0 - 0 1 4 Whiteville 002 104 x - 7 8 0 Taylor Smith and Turner Dylan Starnes. Jarrod Swaringen Brown with the game’s first and Vance Deese; Mackenzie Gore runs. and Nick Hood Staff photo by John Thomas Whiteville High sophomore pitcher Mackenzie Gore pitches in Friday’s opening game of the state 1A baseball Columbus County championship series at Five County Stadium in Zebulon. Gore struck out 13 batters while allowing one hit in the 7-0 Dixie Youth Baseball victory. WHS went on to win the series Saturday and Gore was named the series MVP for the second straight year. Bulls defeat WHS in Game 2 By DAN BISER Sports Editor

ZEBULON - There was very little Whiteville High base- ball coach Brett Harwood could say following his team’s 6-2 loss to South Stanly in Saturday morning’s Game 2 of the state 1A baseball playoffs at Five County Stadium. “They just beat us,” Harwood said after his team had left a total of 12 runners on base and failed to take advantage of eight walks issued by South Stanly pitching and four errors by the Red Rowdy Bulls. “We need to put this one behind us, move on and be glad that we still have another game to play.” It was Whiteville’s first loss to a fellow 1A team this season. Whiteville had opened the best-of-three series Friday Eric Jenkins evening with a 7-0 shut-out over the Bulls with WHS sopho- West Columbus more Mackenzie Gore pitching a one-hitter (see related Staff photo by Dan Biser story). Whiteville catcher Nick Hood (left) and older brother Coach Terry Tucker’s South Stanly squad collected 11 Nathan are shown at Zebulon’s Five County Stadium hits off Whiteville pitcher Zach Pait. The Bulls scored a following the Wolfpack’ state 1A baseball championship key run on a double steal that ignited a three-run fourth series victory over South Stanly. Nick Hood has been the inning. Later in the inning, the Wolfpack failed to execute starting catcher for both the 2014 and 2015 WHS state title an out when it had Bull player Trey Lisk caught in a run- teams, and Nathan was a standout pitcher/outfielder for down between second and third base. the 2012 Wolfpack’ state 2A champion team. Luke Burris had three hits for South Stanly while Eli Blake, Alex Poplin and Logan Spivey had two hits each. Lisk hit a run-scoring double to score the Bulls’ final run Columbus Regional, First Bank in the fifth inning. Despite some early wildness, South Stanly starting take Optimist Dixie Youth titles pitcher Sawyer Lee stayed on the mound through six in- nings to pick up the win. He was relieved by Jarrod Swar- Columbus Regional defeated John Isaac Byrd also ingen in the seventh. Car City 8-4 to claim the major doubled for Columbus Regional Whiteville scored its only run in the top of the first in- league championship, and while Levi Steiner and Andrew ning on four straight walks, the last to C.J. Hammonds to First Bank topped Quality Cahn also had hits. bring home the run. But Lee got out of the bases-loaded jam Ford 12-5 to claim the AAA John Carter Strickland led by getting Pait to fly out to right field to end the inning. title in Thursday’s finals of Car City with a double, and Whiteville got three runners on base in the fourth in- the Whiteville Optimist Dixie Eric Carr and Joshua Bower ning, but failed to score after Lisk made a big play for the Youth Baseball Tournament at also had hits. Bulls when he threw out Taylor Smith at home following Harritan Field. an error at first base. First Bank’s Jacob Jones Smith walked and scored the other Whiteville run in Ty Lawson and Bud walloped two doubles, and the sixth inning, Baldwin set the paces in the Jordan Kelly and Grant Greene Staff photo by Margaret High Columbus Regional victory added doubles. Grayson Bell with each getting two key hits. and Tyler Hammond also had Whiteville 100 001 0 - 2 5 2 Whiteville’s C.J. Hammonds gets a good lead-off at first base. South Stanly 200 320 x - 6 11 4 Lawson launched a home run hits for First Bank. Zach Pait and Nick Hood; Sawyer Lee, Jarrod Swaringen (6) and and Baldwin connected for a Weston Hatcher had the Vance Deese. double. lone hit for Quality Ford. West Columbus athletes honored at June 3 banquet West Columbus High School held its 2014-15 Award), Brad Wilder (Most Improved), Fred Award), Malcolm Stackhouse (Most Improved), Chelsea Britt (Most Valuable Offensive). Athletic Awards Banquet on Wednesday, June Evans (Most Valuable). Mashawn Harris (Most Valuable). 3. Athletes and guests were treated to a meal GIRLS TRACK: Cambrika Jackson (Coach- CHEERLEADING: Kristen Thompson (Most Other non-sport specific awards were in the school cafeteria provided by the West es Award), Tahneiah Leach (Most Improved), Improved), Ta’shira Young (Captain’s Award), also given. Columbus Athletic Booster Club. Aviona McCleod (Most Valuable). MaceLynn Nance (Super Base Award), Cam- PATRICIA SINGLETARY AWARD: Emma Afterwards, coaches, athletes, parents and FOOTBALL: Bobby Swingle (Coaches brika Jackson (All-American Co-Captain) Burroughs other supporters gathered in the auditorium Award), Kalyk Banks (Most Valuable Offen- BASEBALL: Chandler Nobles (Coaches GIRLS SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD: for the presentation of awards. Viking Athletic sive Lineman), Tommy Bryant (Most Valuable Award), Trey Benton (Lowest ERA), Cole Zhanaysha Dawson Director Jason Jones presided over the event. Defensive Player), Rostin Bromell (Most Valu- Strickland (Highest Batting Average), Eric BOYS SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD: Trent able Offensive Player). Jenkins (Most Valuable). Brown GOLF: Cody Hinson (Lowest Average), GIRLS BASKETBALL: Cambrika Jackson SOFTBALL: Ta’shira Young (Coaches FEMALE ATHLETE of the YEAR: Cam- Christian Huflan (Most Improved). (Most Improved), Jay’Brehon Shanks (Most Award), Zhanaysha Dawson (Best Defensive brika Jackson VOLLEYBALL: Amber Buffkin (Coaches Improved), Annela Tiffany (Best Defensive Player), Lindsey Strickland (Best Offensive MALE ATHLETE of the YEAR: Eric Award), Zhanaysha Dawson (Most Improved), Player), Raeana Goodman (Best Offensive Player and Game Bat Award), Cambrika Jack- Jenkins Cambrika Jackson (Defensive MVP), Peyton Player), Lataysha Mason (Most Valuable). son (Most Valuable). Sasser (Offensive MVP). BOYS BASKETBALL: Xavier Keel (Unsung BOYS SOCCER: Logan McKee (Coaches Recognition was also given to two Viking WOMENS BOWLING: Autumn Butler (Most Hero), Trent Brown (Most Improved), Eric Award), J.T. Wallace (Most Improved), Dakota supporters. Dedicated), Jayla Robinson (Most Improved). Jenkins (Coaches Award). Strickland (Most Valuable Defensive), Franklin MS. VIKING: Michele Haigler BOYS BOWLING: Derick Batten (Most Dedi- GIRLS TENNIS: Chelsea Britt (Most Williams (Most Valuable Offensive). MR. VIKING: Ivan Bartley cated), Ryan Floyd (Most Improved), Bobby Improved), Logan Elkins (Coaches Award), GIRLS SOCCER: Jayla Robinson (Coaches Swingle (Best All-Around). Emma Burroughs (Most Valuable). Award), Mary Allen Waddell (Most Improved), BOYS TRACK: Xavier Keel (Coaches BOYS TENNIS: Junior Sullivan (Coaches Emma Burroughs (Most Valuable Defensive), See photos on 1B

MAY 25 AA (ages 7-8 coach-pitch) Quality Cleaners 10 Civitans 7 Cory Faison, Hunter Hagood and Isaac Sealey of Quality Cleaners; and Parker Bass, John Lucas Newell and Quinton Lennon of Civitains each had three hitters. Those with two hits were Drake Grainger of Civitans, and Devin Faulk and Holland The News Reporter, Monday, June 8, 2015 - 3-B

Celebrating ... for the third time It’s hard enough to make it to the state championship games, let alone win the title. Whiteville High School won its third such a title in four years Saturday night. These images by John Thomas and Margaret High capture the joy of players and fans alike as they became caught up in the moment.

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Open daily. 910-385-8585 hatchback, auto, sport appearance 642-4049. driver’s license pkg, SYNC, 20k. $13,900. Fair Bluff 654-4128. i ain’t going nowhere. deposit; first month’s rent free for • Desirable requirement for applicant i buy old Coins US or foreign, Ford. 910-649-7531 qualifying applicant, apply @ car- a home renT in naKina. Very is to hold a North Carolina certifica- scrap gold & silver. Call or text Patrick tretteproperties.managebuilding. clean. Private lot. No pets. Call 642- tion in law enforcement 910-499-3889 after 12 noon. 2014 CheVy Camaro 1LT, V6, com; contact: 252-756-2920 6506 leave message. • Other duties may be required auto, touch-Screen, On-Star, alloy wheels, 14k. $23,800. Fair Bluff Ford. 1.29 aC. wooded building lot. on 3 br house Chadbourn. Depos- furnished 2 bedroom mobile Hiring salary is dependent on quali- 910-649-7531 Whitehall Rd., Hallsboro. Perks for 4 it required. No pets. 910-739-9555, home on Princess Ann Rd., Chad. fications and experience. A pre- bedrooms. Owner financing 910-734-4993 or 843-206-1900 No pets. 654-3063. employment background check and 2014 Kia soul +, auto, Touch- available.$15K. Call 704-502-9489. drug screening will be completed for Screen navigation, reverse camera, 910-575-6273 3 br, 2 1/2 baThs. Great neigh- the selected finalist. Application is 100 Pets & Animals alloys, 20k. $18,900. Fair Bluff Ford. borhood, deposit, references, trash online at townofchadbourn.com or loT for sale: Williams township/ 910-649-7531 pickup and water furnished. Call 910- at Town Hall. Application may be Mollie area. Large lot, nice communi- 640-7192. for lease - 1,200 sq ft 6 room free KiTTens To a good home. submitted to Attn: Patricia Garrell, 2015 ToyoTa Corolla le, auto- ty. Call 642-2872 or 653-3582. office & kitchen Powell Plaza. Call Call 642-2107. 602 N Brown Street, Chadbourn, NC matic, touch-Screen w reverse cam- 659 Cedar branch rd, Chadbourn Memory Enterprises 910-642-5824. 28431. EOE. Applications accepted era, Bluetooth, 11k. $17,900. Fair guinea laying $20 eaCh. Nice 3BR. 2ba. bonus room; W/D hook- until position is filled. Bluff Ford. 910-649-7531 game cock with 5 hens $100. Pair Pol- up, private, security system, large for lease - memory Plaza. One small offices. Available now. Call ish top Hats $50. 770-3526 yard; water & lawn care incl; $850mo. Vann underwood Chrysler, beauTiful 3 br doublewide on 642-5824. Jeep, Dodge, Ram is looking to hire large lot. For more info call Oakwood $850 deposit; first month’s rent free an Automobile Sales Associate. Pre- Homes. 910-654-4128 for qualifying applicant, apply @ car- for renT Downtown Commercial

vious sales experience preferred but 2007 ford exPlorer sPorT I ain’t going nowhere! tretteproperties.managebuilding. Building. Spacious parking. Call J.L. Limited edition. 6 cyl, 1 owner, not required. Must have a valid driv- TraC. com; office contact: 252-756-2920 Powell & Co., Inc. (910) 642-4049. moVing sale - saTurday, June ers license. Send resume to Box 501 45k. 910-207-2213 furnished house for renT. 13. 9:00 until. Contents of house. 404 S. Madison St., Whiteville, NC 28472. 2014 ford f-150 xl reg cab 4x2 $750 per month. Deposit and refer- E Oliver Street c/o Stephen Underwood or e-mail long bed, V8, power pack, trailer ences required. 910-642-4923 [email protected] hitch, 16k. $22,500. Fair Bluff Ford. 910-649-7531 house for sale/renT 4 BR, 2 mobile home loTs for renT. wellonTon aPT is looking for part bath, central heat. On Madison St., 294 thompsontown Rd., Whiteville. time maintenance/caretaker. 25 hours ****Publisher’s Notice**** Whiteville. $800 month, plus $800 tony Stanley 840-2454. ray’s used furniTure 2.5 miles week. Must have vehicle & MUSt equal housing deposit. 642-3387. from 701 by BEMC on Hwy 130. Liv- pass criminal background check. Call opportunity ing rooms & dining rooms, bedrooms, 910-654-3067 2012 ford esCaPe xlT, 2.5L 1 All real estate advertised herein is tables, chairs, & more, also buying auto, alloy wheels, 56k, $16,900. Fair subject to the Federal Fair Housing used furniture! Open 9 am -7 pm. Call Bluff Ford 910-649-7531 Act, North Carolina and Columbus 910-840-5356 Fair Housing Law which makes it ille- 2013 ford eConoline 350 Super gal to advertise any preference, limita- driVers: need a Change? more Duty XLt, 15 passenger, loaded, key- tion, or discrimination based on race, 230 Miscellaneous hometime this summer? 60K+ Per color, religion, sex, handicap, familial less, 37k. $23,800. Fair Bluff Ford. status or national origin, or intention year. full benefit Package + bonus- 910-649-7531 es. Cdl-a 1 yr. exp. 855-454-0392 to make any such preferences, limi- fish for Pond sToCKing and tation or discrimination. We will not live bait. Bluegill and Shellcracker 3-6 2014 ford edge limiTed, 3.5L V6 knowingly accept any advertising for inches long. 910-840-7705 auto, SYNC, heated leather chrome real estate which is in violation of the PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHER/ wheels, 20k, $29,900. Fair Bluff Ford law. All persons are hereby informed small mobile home/CamPer 910-649-7531 that all dwellings advertised are avail- loCal doCTor’s offiCe needs BASKETBALL COACH for rent. Cable & all utilities furnished. able on an equal opportunity basis. to Medical Assistant. Experience helpful Call 910-445-1798 complain of discrimination, call HUD but not required. Call 910-642-4544. toll-free at 1-800-765-9372. Flemington Academy, a newly established charter school located on the campus of Boys RN PART-TIME WORK , home ****Publisher’s Notice**** 2 bedroom house for renT. care experienced preferred. equal housing Unfurnished in good neighborhood. & Girls Homes at Lake Waccamaw, is search- opportunity No pets. Call 910-642-3740. for sale deer Corn 50lbs bags Please send resume to 703 N. All real estate advertised herein is ing for a Physical Education Teacher who $5.00 All on cob. 910-654-5551 or Brown St., Chadbourn, NC 28431; subject to the Federal Fair Housing 910-445-9608 or call 910-654-3843. Act, North Carolina and Columbus will also be the Basketball Coach. Must be Fair Housing Law which makes it ille- Low Price Tire Guarantee for sale fresh from The gar- gal to advertise any preference, limita- NC certified to teach in this subject. Com- den Mustard, squash, new potatoes. tion, or discrimination based on race, petitive salary and excellent benefits. 223 day Call 910-642-2597 SERVICES color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin, or intention year round schedule. Starting date of hire is new PoTaToes and snaP to make any such preferences, limi- beans. Call 642-6166. tation or discrimination. We will not August 17, 2015. knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the You can apply online at www.boysandg- law. All persons are hereby informed **watts backhoe & Tree service* that all dwellings advertised are avail- irlshomes.org, by email at tesa.bush@bghnc. Insured, tree removal, bucket truck, able on an equal opportunity basis. to top soil, fill dirt, marl for driveway, land complain of discrimination, call HUD org, or fax to 910-646-3609 and/or mail appli- clearing. Free estimates. 640-2463 or toll-free at 1-800-765-9372. cations to Boys & Girls Homes of NC, Inc – mobile 770-0534. P. O. Box 127, Lake Waccamaw, NC 28450 bobby hinson Construction general mainTenanCe ParT- Lot clearing, pond building, bushhog- – Attn: Tesa Bush, Human Resources Man- Time for an apartment community in ging, lots and hedge rows with mini for sale by owner - 3 BR, 2 bath ager. For questions, please call Tesa Bush at Whiteville. the position will involve Behind Quality Ford excavator. Call 640-7606. brick home, oak floors refinished, new 106 Quality Street, Whiteville turning apartments, cleaning, paint- windows, HVAC, private patio. Must 910-646-3083 ext 205. Carpentry work 910-640-FAST (640-3278) ing, plumbing, electrical, light carpen- see. Call 910-640-7192. try, other general repairs and mainte- Roofing, painting and wallpaper. No nance as needed. Must have valid job too small. Workmanship guaran- drivers license, tools, reliable vehicle, teed. Call 642-4226. and be available for emergency calls. Must pass criminal background check Jimmy webb building and Main- and drug/alcohol screening. Sched- tenance. Garage, porches, decks, McDonald’s uled work 15 hours per week. remodeling, vinyl siding, & trim work. Please call 1-910-641-0450 to set up 910-840-0898 an interview appointment. EOE. of Whiteville larry hinson’s baCKhoe loCal aParTmenT communities All types of backhoe work, lot clear- in Columbus County are hiring for ing, sand, top soil and marl. Assistant Management MIDDLE SCHOOL AND two part-time positions - site manag- Call 654-4503. er and maintenance caretaker. Must sKiP’s lawn Care & pressure Positions Available HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS have initiative, enthusiasm, multi-task washing, utility tractor work, etc. Free • Experience in Restaurant Management Flemington Academy, a newly established & be able to rent units. estimate. 910-234-3418 Site manager must possess skills preferred charter school located on the campus of Boys in organization, attention to detail, computer literacy & positive com- • Paid Training & Girls Homes at Lake Waccamaw, is searching munications. Maintenance caretaker will need gen- • Vacations for a High School and Middle School Teachers eral maintenance knowledge & pre- • Weekly Pay in the fields of Science, Mathematics and Social pare units for rental. Larger needs Studies. Must be NC certified to teach in this such as HVAC repair, electrical etc. • Monthly and Annual Bonuses available will be contracted out. Positive credit subject. Competitive salary and excellent ben- & crim ck reqd. • 401K and Health Insurance If you can meet the requirements, efits. 223 day year round schedule. Starting please fax your letter or resume to Salary Ranges from $25,000 to $42,000 336-387-8409 or email to dleonard@ date of hire is August 17, 2015. partnershippm.com or mail to PO Box Depending on Experience 26405, Greensboro, NC 27404-6405. You can apply online at www.boysandg- Equal opportunity employer. Interviews or appointments daily at 9am and 2pm irlshomes.org, by email at tesa.bush@bghnc. mediCal sPeCialTies is looking at McDonalds in Whiteville, 1110 North J.K org, or fax to 910-646-3609 and/or mail appli- for a part time FACILItIES INVOICE ANALYSt ASSIStANt. Duties include Powell Blvd. Call for appointment at 910-640-2170 cations to Boys & Girls Homes of NC, Inc – keying in deposits, generating detail reports, processing pending invoices Apply in person at the store or on line at P. O. Box 127, Lake Waccamaw, NC 28450 and filing purchase orders. HS Diplo- www.mcstate.com/34358 or mail resume to – Attn: Tesa Bush, Human Resources Man- ma required. Office experience pre- ferred. Part time, hourly pay. Submit 4260 Fayetteville Road, Lumberton, NC 28358, ager. For questions, please call Tesa Bush at resumes by email to HRLMS@liber- Attention: Restaurant Management 910-646-3083 ext 205. ty-ms.com. 6B - The News Reporter, Monday, June 8, 2015

noTiCe of CrediTors environmental, health or safety con- at Hutchens Law Firm, P.O. Box State of North Carolina ditions existing in, on, at, or relating 2505, Fayetteville, NC 28302-2505, County of Columbus to the property being offered for sale. on or before the 29th day of August, In the General Court of Justice This sale is made subject to all prior 2015, or this notice will be pleaded Superior Court Division liens, unpaid taxes, any unpaid land in bar of their recovery. Debtors of File No.: 15E215 transfer taxes, special assessments, the Decedent are requested to make In the Matter of the Estate of ALICE easements, rights of way, deeds of immediate payment to the Admin- MAE tHURMAN GODWIN release, and any other encumbrances istrators or Resident Process Agent Having qualified as Administrator or exceptions of record. to the best named above. of the estate of ALICE MAE tHUR- of the knowledge and belief of the this the 21st day of May, 2015. MAN GODWIN, deceased, late of undersigned, the current owner(s) of Frances Mills Franco, Call 642-4104, ext. 221 or 237 to place your classified ad today Columbus County, North Carolina, the property is/are Douglas P. Mills CoAdministratrix the undersigned hereby notify all per- and wife, Susan C. Mills. Stephen Mills, sons having claims against the estate An Order for possession of the prop- Administrator of said decedent to present them to it erty may be issued pursuant to G.S. Estate of thelma Louise Mills on or before the 24th day of August, 45-21.29 in favor of the purchaser Christopher D. Foster, Esq. 2015, or this notice will be pled in bar and against the party or parties in Hutchens Law Firm noTiCe To CrediTors signed on or before August 31, 2015, enues and expenditures of the follow- of their recovery. All persons indebted possession by the clerk of superior Attorneys for the Estate of Having qualified as Executrix of the pursuant to North Carolina General ing amounts: to said estate will please make imme- court of the county in which the prop- thelma Louise Mills estate of Robert Ray Osbourne, Statute 28A-14-1, or this notice shall General Fund $315,339.00 diate payment. erty is sold. Any person who occu- P.O. Box 2505 deceased, late of Columbus Coun- be pled in bar of their recovery. All Utility Enterprise $131,000.00 this the 18th day of May, 2015 pies the property pursuant to a rental Fayetteville, NC 28302-2505 ty, the undersigned hereby notifies persons indebted to said Estate will Total All Funds $446,339.00 James Flemming Godwin agreement entered into or renewed May 25, June 1, 8, 15, 2015 all persons having claims against please make immediate payment The public is invited to attend the Administrator of the estate of on or after October 1, 2007, may, the estate of said decedent to pres- to the undersigned at the following hearing and to provide comment. ALICE MAE tHURMAN GODWIN, after receiving the notice of sale, ter- notice of Public ent them to the undersigned within address: Copies of the recommended bud- deceased minate the rental agreement upon 10 three (3) months from the date of the this the 29th day of May, 2015. get are available for inspection in the 145 Waterline Way days’ written notice to the landlord. hearing first publication, or this notice will be DON W. VIEtS, Administrator office of the Boltont own Clerk during Riegelwood, NC 28456 The notice shall also state that upon pleaded in bar of their recovery. All 135 Washington Street normal office hours. Telephone 910-619-0222 termination of a rental agreement, The public will take notice that pur- persons indebted to said estate will Whiteville, NC 28472 Respectfully submitted, Matthew J. tedder the tenant is liable for rent due under suant to the N.C. Local Government please make immediate payment. Williamson, Walton & Scott, LLP Jacquelyn M. Hampton, CMC, Attorney for the Estate the rental agreement prorated to the Budget and Fiscal control Act (N.C. this the 25th day of May, 2015. Attorneys at Law NCCMC 110 West Nance Street effective date of the termination. General Statute 159), the Budget Glady McColskey Osbourne P.O. Box 1467 town Clerk/Finance Officer Whiteville, NC 28472 If the trustee is unable to convey title Officer has submitted a recommend- Executrix of the estate of Whiteville, NC 28472 town of Bolton telephone: 910-642-8147 to this property for any reason, the ed budget to the Brunswick town Robert Ray Osbourne June 1, 8, 15, 22, 2015 P.O. Box 327/221 Ninth St. May 18, 25, June 1, 8, 2015 sole remedy of the purchaser is the Council. The recommended budget 2944 Whitehall Rd Bolton, NC 28423 return of the deposit. Reasons of contains revenues and expenditures Whiteville, NC 28472 Public hearing June 8, 11, 2015 notice of such inability to convey include, but expected to operate the Brunswick May 25, June 1, 8, 15, 2015 are not limited to, the filing of a bank- municipal government for fiscal year whiteville abC noTiCe To CrediTors Public notice foreclosure sale ruptcy petition prior to the confirma- 2015-2016 in the following funds: StAtE OF NORtH CAROLINA board budget tion of the sale and reinstatement A. General Fund $ 424,096 Town of 15-E-8 14 SP 91 of the loan without the knowledge B. Utility Fund $ 141,137 hearing COUNtY OF COLUMBUS lake waccamaw NORtH CAROLINA, COLUMBUS of the trustee. If the validity of the total All Funds: $ 565,233 the undersigned, MARILYN BAttEN the Public will take notice that the COUNtY sale is challenged by any party, the the recommended budget is on file Notice of Public hearing on the Blad- AND ANDREW DANIEL SHIPMAN, proposed budget for the fiscal year Under and by virtue of a Power of trustee, in their sole discretion, if they and available for public inspection in en /Columbus County Regional Haz- have qualified as Co-Executors of the 2015-2016 for the Whiteville ABC Sale contained in that certain Deed believe the challenge to have merit, the office of the town Clerk during ard Mitigation Plan Estate of MARY S. SHIPMAN, late of Store has been submitted to the of trust executed by Douglas Mills may request the court to declare the normal office hours. A public hearing Notice is hereby given that the Lake Columbus County, and this is to noti- Whiteville ABC Board Members. A and Susan C. Mills to McGougan Law sale to be void and return the depos- on the matter of adopting a budget Waccamaw town Board of Commis- fy all persons having claims against copy is available for public inspec- Firm, Trustee(s), which was dated it. the purchaser will have no further for fiscal year 2015-2016 has been sioners will conduct a public hearing said Estate to present them to the tion in the Whiteville ABC Store at 112 December 3, 2008 and recorded on remedy. scheduled for June 15, 2015, at 7:30 on June 9, 2015 @ 6PM at the town undersigned on or before September S. J.K. Powell Blvd., Whiteville, NC December 3, 2008 in Book RB 947 at trustee Services of Carolina, LLC PM in the town Hall. the public is Hall to discuss the Bladen/Columbus 7, 2015, or this notice shall be pled 28472, during normal store hours of Page 694 and rerecorded/modified/ Substitute trustee invited to attend this meeting and to Regional Hazard Mitigation Plan. Fol- in bar of their recovery pursuant to 9:30 a.m. - 8 p.m. Monday thru thurs- corrected on June 18, 2013 in Book Brock & Scott, PLLC provide comment. lowing the public hearing, the Board North Carolina General Statute 28A- day and 9:30 a.m. - 9 p.m. Friday and RB 1062, Page 174, Columbus Coun- Attorneys for Respectfully Submitted will consider adoption of the plan. All 14-1. All persons indebted to said Saturday. Notice is hereby given that ty Registry, North Carolina. trustee Services of Carolina, LLC June 1, 2015 citizens are encouraged to attend. Estate will please make immediate a public hearing on the proposed Default having been made of the note 5431 Oleander Drive Suite 200 Al J. Leonard, Jr. copy of the plan is available for pub- payment to the undersigned at the budget will be held by the Whiteville thereby secured by the said Deed of Wilmington, NC 28403 Budget Officer lic view at the following web address: following address: ABC Board at 9:00 a.m. on Wednes- Trust and the undersigned, Trustee PHONE: (910) 392-4988 June 4, 8, 2015 http://www.bladencolumbusshmp. this the 8th day of June, 2015. day, June 10, 2015 at the Whiteville Services of Carolina, LLC, having FAX: (910) 392-8587 org/. noTiCe To CrediTors MARILYN BAttEN ABC Store. the public is invited to been substituted as Trustee in said File No.: 13-08714-FC02 For questions and/or additional infor- Having qualified as Administrator of C/O ANDREW DANIEL SHIPMAN attend and give any comments on the Deed of trust, and the holder of the June 1, 8, 2015 mation please contact: Harry W. the estate of terry Leverne Soles, 303 GREEN ELKINS ROAD budget that they may have. note evidencing said default having Foley, town Manager @ 910-646- deceased, late of Columbus County, CLARKtON, NC 28433 Amanda M. Richardson directed that the Deed of trust be notice of Public 3700. the undersigned hereby notifies all ANDREW DANIEL SHIPMAN General Manager foreclosed, the undersigned Sub- June 1, 8, 2015 persons having claims against the 303 GREEN ELKINS ROAD june 1, 8, 2015 stitute trustee will offer for sale at hearing on the estate of said decedent to present CLARKtON, NC 28433 the courthouse door of the county bladen/Columbus them to the undersigned within three C. Greg Williamson request for courthouse where the property is Public notice (3) months from the date of the first Williamson, Walton & Scott, LLP located, or the usual and customary regional hazard Proposals publication, or this notice will be Attorneys at Law location at the county courthouse mitigation Plan the public will take notice of a hear- pleaded in bar of their recovery. All P.O. Box 1467 for conducting the sale on June 16, ing to be conducted by the town of Contracted Activity Evaluator needed. persons indebted to said estate will Whiteville, NC 28472 2015 at 10:00AM, and will sell to Town of bolton Bolton Board of Alderman on June For information visit the website at please make immediate payment. June 8, 15, 22, 29, 2015. the highest bidder for cash the fol- 25, 2015 at 5:00 pm at the town Hall. www.columbussmartstart.org. Notice is hereby given that the town this the 1st day of June, 2015. the purpose of the hearing is to con- Proposals will be accepted thru June lowing described property situated noTiCe To CrediTors of Bolton’s Board of Alderman will Christopher terry Soles sider the recommended budget for 30, 2015. in Columbus County, North Caro- StAtE OF NORtH CAROLINA conduct a public hearing on June Administrator of the estate of fiscal year 2015-2016. the recom- June 8, 11, 2015 lina, to wit: COUNtY OF COLUMBUS 15, 2015, at 6:00 pm, at the town terry Leverne Soles mended budget contains equal rev- For a tie line begin at a point in the the undersigned, Don W. Viets, has Hall, to discuss the Bladen/Columbus 14137 NC Hwy 72 East northern margin of the right of way of qualified as Administrator of the Regional Hazard Mitigation Plan. Fol- Orrum, NC 28369 Maple Street (a fifty foot right of way) Estate of Edward Earl Scott, late of lowing the public hearing, the Board June 1, 8, 15, 22, 2015 where said right of way intersects the will consider adoption of the plan. All Columbus County, and this is to notify eastern margin of the right of way of citizens are encouraged to attend. noTiCe To CrediTors all persons having claims against said WELLONTON James Street, formerly West Street A copy of the plan is available for Having qualified as Administratrix of Estate to present them to the under- (a fifty foot right of way) and running public review at the following web the estate of Quincey Lee Coleman, thence with the northern margin of address: http://www.bladencolum- deceased, late of Columbus County, APARTMENTS the right of way of Maple Street South bushmp.org/. The public is encour- the undersigned hereby notifies all Family Households 79 degrees 50 minutes East 151.65 aged to review the draft plan. persons having claims against the feet to an existing iron pipe, the For questions and/or additional infor- estate of said decedent to present 1,2, & 3 Bedroom southeastern corner of Lot Number mation, please contact Jackie Hamp- them to the undersigned within three Apartments 40, as shown in the Oscar High Sub- ton at 910-655-8945. (3) months from the date of the first division Plat Book 4, Page 7, Colum- June 4, 8, 11, 2015 publication, or this notice will be Units for Persons bus County Registry, the point and pleaded in bar of their recovery. All place of beginning; thence continu- with Disabilities notice of Public persons indebted to said estate will quality ing with the northern margin of the please make immediate payment. Available right of way of Maple Street, South hearing on the this the 18th day of May, 2015. 200 West 6th Ave., Chadbourn 79 degrees 50 minutes East 130.12 bladen/Columbus Beth I. Coleman feet to an existing iron; thence North Administratrix of the estate of ford Rental Assistance Available 79 degrees 47 minutes West 151.02 regional hazard Quincey Lee Coleman Please Call: 910-654-3067 feet to an existing iron pipe located mitigation Plan 383 Hairr Lane TDD/TYY1-800-735-2962 in the eastern line of Lot Number Salemburg, NC 28385 .com Office Hours: Mon./Tues/Thurs. 9-3 pm Other times by appointment 39 of said subdivision as referred Town of fair bluff May 18, 25, June 1, 8, 2015 “This institution is an equal opportunity provider, and employer.” to above; thence with the eastern 910-642-7121 1/29/15 line of Lot Number 39 and 40, South 02 degrees 30 minutes West 151.59 Notice is hereby given that the Cerro feet to the point and place of begin- Gordo town Council will conduct a public hearing on June 11, 2015, at Do you or a loved one STRUGGLE on the stairs? ning; and being all of Lot Number Promotional 7:00 pm, at the town Hall, to discuss Prices 41, 42 and the western portion of Lot We have the AFFORDABLE solution! starting at only ... the Bladen/Columbus Regional Haz- FREE Number 43 of the Oscar High Sub- PREMIUM CHANNELS ard Mitigation Plan. Following the For 3 months. division referred to above, and being LIMITED TIME OFFER! mo. public hearing, the Council will con- the same as shown on that plot plan Make the Switch for 12 months * Not eligible with Hopper. for Emmett Robert Crutchfield and sider adoption of the plan. All citizens $250 OFF PURCHASE OF A NEW STAIRLIFT! to DISH Today wife, Gail G. Crutchfield, by David B. are encouraged to attend. EXPIRES JUNE 30, 2015 and Save Goldston, Jr., RLS, dated 8 August A copy of the plan is available for 50% 1988. Reference is made to said plat public review at the following web Call Now and Ask How! for more particularity of description. address: http://www.bladencolum- 1-800-862-9614 Being also that property conveyed bushmp.org/. The public is encour- 1-800-405-5081 aged to review the draft plan. CALL NOW All o ers require 24-month commitment and credit qualication. to grantors by deed dated August 9, TOLL-FREE 1988 recorded in Book 395, Page 744 For questions and/or additional infor- Call 7 days a week 8am - 11pm EST Promo Code: MB12015 *Certain restrictions apply. *O er subject to change based on premium channel availability of the Columbus County Registry. mation, please contact Al J. Leonard The above-described property Jr., at 910-654-5387. being the same as described in a June 8, 11, 2015 deed dated February 22, 2005 from noTiCe To CrediTors OLD Bathroom TODAY, Emmett Robert Crutchfield and wife, Estate of thelma Louise Mills NEW Bathroom TOMORROW! Gail G. Crutchfield, to Mary Elizabeth Cumberland County Estate File No. Robinson, and is recorded in Book 15 E 99 CALL NOW 807, Page 263, Columbus County All persons, firms and corporations to Find Out How Registry. having claims against tHELMA LOU- Save and except any releases, deeds ■ Affordable Styles For ISE MILLS, deceased, of Columbus Every Budget! of release or prior conveyances of County, North Carolina, are hereby ■ Includes Lifetime record. notified to present their claims to Written Warranty! Said property is commonly known FRANCES MILLS FRANCO and StE- ■ Senior Discount as 212 Maple Street, Whiteville, NC PHEN MILLS, Administrators at 212 And Financing! 28472. Grey Fox Lane, Fayetteville, North Call Now For FREE Details! A cash deposit (no personal checks) Carolina 28303, or to Christopher D. 800-770-3576 of five percent (5%) of the purchase Foster, the Resident Process Agent, price, or Seven Hundred Fifty Dollars ($750.00), whichever is greater, will be required at the time of the sale. Fol- THIS BLOOD THINNER IS CAUSING DEATH lowing the expiration of the statuto- SHORT LEGAL HELP IS AVAILABLE. CALL TODAY! ry upset bid period, all the remaining D. Miller Law amounts are immediately due and BROS. owing. tHIRD PARtY PURCHAS- Have You Taken Xarelto? ERS MUSt PAY tHE EXCISE tAX RENT-A-CAR If you or someone you know have AND tHE RECORDING COStS FOR experienced bleeding problems after THEIR DEED. taking Xarelto, we need to speak with you Said property to be offered pursu- $ 95 immediately. You may have a claim against ant to this Notice of Sale is being DAILY the drug manufacturer because it is alleged offered for sale, transfer and con- 19 that they did not properly warn the public Hwy. 701, South of Whiteville veyance “AS IS WHERE IS.” there about this serious life threatening side effect. are no representations of warranty relating to the title or any physical, 642-4175 Call us for a free case consultation. 800-419-8268