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Inside BOEXPNFOJOUIFT Sports TFUUPCFHJO4BUVSEBZBU5BCPS$JUZ 4FFQBHF$ 4FFQBHF# ThePublished News since 1890 every Monday and Tursday forReporter the County of Columbus and her people. Tursday, July 7, 2011 Violence down, thefs up a bit Computer Volume 121, Number 2 in rural crime Whiteville, North Carolina electronics n2010 numbers saw a 50 Cents drop of 20 percent in violent crime. See crime banned from numbers on Page 4-A. Inside Today By BOB HIGH landflls 2-A Staff Writer nCounty convenience sites accept r"EDPYJTUPQUFBDIFS A drop of 50 incidents of discarded computers, printers, televi- BU$IBECPVSO.JEEMF aggravated assaults last year sions and radios for recycling. r-PDBMSBDFJOUFSFTU led to a 20-percent drop in QJDLTVQ violent crime in rural areas of By NICOLE CARTRETTE Columbus County, according to Staff Writer 3-A figures released by the Colum- r.BMQBTTJTUPQ bus County Sheriff ’s Office. Computers and related electronics are no TUVEFOUBU&$)4 The number of assaults that longer welcome in North Carolina landfills. cause serious injuries dropped A state law passed last year went into effect 6-A from 167 in 2009 to 117 last year. this month and calls for electronics recycling. r$PMVNCVT'PSFTU Murder cases rose to three last Electronics may contain hazardous chemi- DSFXTêHIUJOH year from two in 2009, and rob- cals and the large number of computers tossed beries rose to 34 from 27. in landfills each year accounts for more than QFSTJTUFOUTNBMMêSFT Property crime rose just 2 100,000 tons of buried waste. percent, with the number of in- Recycled electronics can be used to make cidents climbing by 55 to 2,435 new products, and precious metals can be DIDYOB? from 2,380 in 2009. The increase salvaged. Did you observe ... came in the number of larce- David Long contracts with Columbus nies – 1,450 last year compared County to collect and recycle electronics from Trystyn Hayes tak- to 1,394 the prior year. Columbus County’s solid waste convenience There were small increases sites. He has been salvaging precious metals ing his frst tube ride in several other categories last from computers, televisions and other elec- across Lake Wacca- year, including simple assault, tronics trashed at the county’s collection sites maw on July 4 while fraud, stolen property cases, for more than a year. weapons cases, fighting and Long estimates that more than 40,000 being accompanied arson. pounds of electronics from the county have by his “Aunt B” & There was a large increase been kept from landfills as a result. That not in the number of drug cases in only saves landfill space but money, Long says. Branton Williamson 2010 over the prior year. The Columbus County spends more than $6 …Cribb’s Trucking numbers show 494 incidents, million per year on solid waste collection and pickup with sign: compared to 361 in 2009. landfill fees. The county contracts with Waste See Crime rate, page 4-A “Pulling America See Recycling, page 2-A Forward, And It’s A Long, Hard Drive?” ... As expected, Mike Spivey admit- Board okays six ting that he recently June was hot sent a memorial gif months of basic to Duke University’s and dry Staff photo by Mark Gilchrist Iron Duke Club, but By RAY WYCHE EMT service in writing on the check’s Staff Writer Three-vehicle wreck North Whiteville frefghter Jonathan Rawls, right, and Chief Mike Bart- notation line, “Not Global warming came to Cerro Gordo ley collect paperwork from one of three vehicles in a wreck Wednesday to be used for re- Columbus County last month. nSquad must reach Intermediate level For the third time in the afternoon on N.C. 410 at Old Lumberton Road north of Chadbourn. service by year-end. cruiting?”…. Robert past 10 years, the average June Rescuers treated 10 patients, one with serious injuries. high temperature at the Border Worley being pro- By NICOLE CARTRETTE Belt Tobacco Research Station moted to sergeant Staff Writer exceeded 90 degrees. with the Whiteville June’s average high at the In a 4-2 vote Monday night the Columbus research station seven miles County schools begin Police Department County Board of Commissioners decided to northwest of Whiteville was give Cerro Gordo Fire and Rescue EMTs six and getting married 91.74 degrees, the highest uniforms next month more months to obtain a higher level of train- the same month? ... monthly average in the past ing and certification. Commissioner Charles 10 years. The average high in By FULLER ROYAL cland said last year there was over- School supplies star- McDowell was out of town. June 2010 was 91.47 degrees. Staff Writer whelming support for uniforms from The rescue squad is the only basic EMT ing to make their way Temperatures reached at parents and teachers alike. service that remains in the county. In 2009 least 90 degrees on 25 days Next month when students in The city schools worked out most to the shelves of area the county called for all nine of the non-profit last month, and the 100-degree the Columbus County system’s 20 of its glitches, especially at the high rescue units to obtain at least the Interme- stores? ... mark was reached on two days. schools return, they will join their school where most of the opposition diate level of certification by July 1 of this Rainfall continued to be counterparts in Whiteville by donning surfaced. year. Intermediate certification, among other scant. The station’s gauge uniforms. Former Whiteville High School things, allows the departments to provide a showed 1.20 inches for June, The Whiteville system begins its Principal Debbie Newman and cur- higher level of care, administer IV’s and give County Deaths the lowest June precipitation third year of uniforms this fall. rent Assistant Principal John Bry- life-saving medications to patients. total in the past 10 years and Two years ago, county school lead- ant praised the uniforms at various Many squads were at that level already and Whiteville increasing the station’s deficit ers began talks with parents across school board meetings. Whiteville at paramedic level. Three squads, Margaret H. Boswell of about 10 inches of the yearly the county through the use of school- Both said there had been signifi- Cerro Gordo, Buckhead and Nakina, were at average during the past 58 site discussion groups. cant reductions in discipline prob- Alton Richard Creech the basic level when contracts spelling out Former Superintendent Dan Stri- Aniyah Iyonna Jordan See Weather, page 2-A See Uniforms, page 7-A Tabor City See Cerro Gordo, page 2-A Donna Annetter Sumter Chadbourn Henry Lee Young David Ray Harris Cumberland’s billboard helps local health agency By RAY WYCHE not satisfied with the attendance at the Staff Writer classes, Sconieis said. Index “Attendance is not what it should The Cumberland County Board of be. That’s the reason for the bill- &EJUPSJBMT" Public Health is paying for a billboard boards,” she added. “I would assume 0CJUVBSJFT" urging young males to pay more atten- people on their way to the beach would tion to their reproductive health. see the billboard.” 4QPSUT# The sign is located about seven- $SJNF" A worthy goal, but why is the big sign located beside U. S. 701 By-Pass tenths of a mile north of the U. S. -JWJOH$ in Whiteville? 74-76 overpass on the west side of U. The Cumberland County Health S. 701 so as to be visible to southbound Department was asked why they motorists. would advertise a service rendered Director Kim Smith of the Colum- in Fayetteville near a city about 50 bus County Department of Public miles and two counties removed from Health said while her department Fayetteville. does not offer classes on the subject, The misplaced billboard Martina Sconieis of the Cumber- Columbus County residents are urged land Health Department said the loca- to bring any reproductive health is- sues not being handled by a private tion of the billboard might have been to the Grand Strand beaches around ment has a voluntary educational pro- physician to the attention of health selected in order to get the attention Myrtle Beach, S. C. gram aimed at the reproductive health of Cumberland residents on their way The Cumberland Health Depart- of young males and the department is See Billboard, page 2-A 2-A – The News Reporter, Thursday, July 7, 2011 Recycling TopTEACHERS Continued from page 1-A
Management for curbside required before taking them collection and pays for trash to the site. Centers are open Adcox honored at Chadbourn Middle to be hauled and dumped in daily, including Saturdays, a landfill in Sampson County. with the exception of Sundays By FULLER ROYAL She was born in Maryland While Long is thrilled that and Tuesdays when all sites Staff Writer and moved to North Carolina the new state law banning com- are closed. Hours are 8 a.m. to when she was 12. puter electronics has gone into 5:30 p.m. Nancy Benton Adcox is “My father was a career effect, he says that it doesn’t do Chadbourn Middle School’s Air Force man and I was able enough to encourage recycling Columbus County 2011-12 Teacher of the Year. to see a variety of interesting of all electronics. Convenience Sites: “It is an honor to be se- places during my childhood “You can recycle more than lected by my peers,” said the because of his career,” she just computers,” Long said. North Whiteville 17-year teaching veteran who said. “Dad met my mother Radios, phones, televisions, 1235 James B. White Hwy. N. works with eighth grade lan- while in Maryland. Dad was cords, printers, scanners and Whiteville guage arts and seventh and raised in Cerro Gordo, so fax machines are just some of 642-7750 eighth grade social studies when he retired from the Air the other electronics that can students. “I work with a won- Force, we moved to his home be recycled. Byrdville derful group of people whom I place. County convenience sites 10 Byrdville Freeman Rd. consider to be extended family. “I arrived in Cerro Gordo in also accept white goods such Bolton Any one of them could and time to attend the eighth grade as refrigerators, stoves, water 655-5465 would represent the school at Cerro Gordo Elementary. heaters, air conditioners and well. I appreciate being recog- Mr. Tommy Nance was the scrap metals. Brown goods Evergreen nized for the work that I do.” principal at the time.” and bulk waste can also be 9396 Haynes Lennon Hwy. She previously was selected She graduated from West taken to the sites and include Evergreen for the honor in 2005. Columbus High School in 1979 furniture. 654-1597 “Knowing we make an im- and attended Southeastern Yard waste, leaves and pact on the lives of our stu- Community College, where limbs, tires, and batteries are Mollie dents is a responsibility I don’t she earned her associate’s also accepted, along with used 129 Mollie Iron Hill Road take lightly,” she said. “I enjoy degree. At St. Andrews Presby- motor oil. Clarendon going to the grocery store or terian College, she earned her Traditional recyclables, 653-6237 Walmart and seeing former bachelor’s degree in English. including newspapers, alu- or current students just about She is working on a master’s minum cans, aluminum foil, Nakina every time. degree in library science from pie plates, plastic milk and 4534 Ervin T. Richardson Rd. “I can’t go anywhere with- East Carolina University. water jugs (HDPE), plastic Nakina out seeing someone who has Before teaching, she worked drink bottles (PET), steel and 641-3928 been through my classroom or part-time in the printing de- bi-metal (tin) food containers is related to someone who has partment at Southeastern and cardboard boxes (OCC), China Grove been with me,” she said. “I re- Community College when she are also accepted. 686 China Grove Road member having Amy Bullock was a senior at WCHS. To properly dispose of elec- Chadbourn Sinkler in my class … a true “Then I worked for a year at tronics in Columbus County, 654-0143 American hero. (Sinkler, a BB&T in Whiteville as a proof residents can drop their items operator,” she said. former student of Adcox, was Staff photo by Fuller Royal at any convenience site in killed earlier this year while After college, she taught at Nancy Adcox the county. Long reminds Nicole Cartrette Waccamaw Academy. on maneuvers with the U.S. residents to make sure they 910-642-4104 ext. 225 Army in Afghanistan.) Teach- During her married years, ing role model,” Adcox said. at school,” she said. separate their recyclables as [email protected] ers have such life-changing she spent time working as “Years later, while attending “I want my students to and important jobs. a proofreader and editor in professional development believe that they can achieve. “I always loved English,” Arizona. activities within the county, I I want them to find the things she said. “Spoken and writ- “But I eventually moved had to pinch myself because that interest them and go for ten words were always things back to North Carolina and Billboard I had the opportunity to sit it. Our schools are full of tal- Continued from page 1-A that captivated my interest. I ‘home’ to Columbus County,” with her and participate in the ented children who want to used to read to my dolls, my she said. After short interims professionals at the local de- Smith said that while there same activities as her peer. I succeed in life.” pets and the neighborhood at Evergreen Elementary and partment. is no way to prove the bill- won’t ever forget her and how She said she wants parents children when I was a little South Columbus High schools, And Smith thinks Cumber- board’s message has led any- interesting she made English and the community to know girl. My mother loves to tell she came to Chadbourn Mid- land’s billboard is persuading one to visit the local health class for me.” their children’s teachers care this story. dle School in 1998. young males to have their department, it may have en- Adcox said the worst part very much. “As I grew older, I just Divorced in 1999, she has reproductive health checked couraged young males to pay of teaching is the increasing “They work hard to present seemed to gravitate toward one daughter, Miranda, who out, and many of these come more attention to their repro- size of her classes. to your child things they need language arts,” she said. “My lives in Raleigh and one grand- to the Columbus County De- ductive health. “Larger class sizes are not to know in order to be suc- original intent was to go to daughter, Cayleigh Jo, who partment of Public Health. Sconieis said the Cumber- conducive to instructional cessful as they move through law school, but in my junior is 1. “We get our fair share of land department conducts facilitation,” she said. “Budget their educational experience,” year of college, I changed Interests and hobbies in- Cumberland County resi- classes dealing with birth con- constraints place limitations she said. “Work with your my direction. I haven’t looked clude her family, school, learn- dents,” she said. trol and relationships and also on the limitless imagination.” child’s teachers; make your- back since.” ing from the classes she’s tak- The reminder on the bill- offers physical examinations. She added that parental in- self available; participate She said Jeannie Ivey was ing and crime dramas such as board, “It’s more than just Brochures with information volvement needs to be stepped in the development of your her favorite teacher in high “Law & Order.” a game. Male Reproductive about reproductive health are up a few notches. child’s education. You will school. Health Services” may have also available at the classes, “Parents need to take an never regret being a support “She was a young, dynamic, Fuller Royal moved some Columbus Coun- she added. interest in what their children system for your child, and the interesting and intelligent 910-642-4104 ext. 228 ty young men to get a checkup. are learning, and also in how teachers will appreciate your professional … an outstand- [email protected] “We seem to have a few they conduct themselves while active involvement.” more patients for that check- Ray Wyche up. I think it has helped,” 910-642-4104 ext. 229 Cerro Gordo Smith said. Continued from page 1-A those terms were adopted. ate service. they will meet the require- “going into the EMS business.” Weather Buckhead and Nakina ob- “They have had two op- ments,” Bullard said, “but I As for county services, Continued from page 1-A tained their new certification portunities. This will be the don’t think having a plan to Jernigan was clear: prior to the deadline. third time,” Prevatte said. He keep you from getting into “I strongly advise we not years. Rain was recorded at the “Buckhead and Nakina favored the four-month exten- trouble would be a problem. I do that,” he said. “We don’t Agriculture officials say station on four days last worked real hard and accom- sion, however. am not opposed to it.” have the money or resources the corn crop has been se- month, with the heaviest rains plished it,” County Emergen- “That has to be the line in Bullard said he thinks it is to do that.” verely hurt in sections of the coming on June 13 when .47 cy Services Director Jeremy the sand,” Prevatte insisted. important that Cerro Gordo county because of the contin- inches was recorded. Jernigan said, before recom- Commissioner Ricky Bul- get its certification. Nicole Cartrette ued drought. Many farmers Bill Ghent’s weather sta- mending the board give Cerro lard, who lives in the Cerro “I think it’s a high prior- 910-642-4104 ext. 225 have delayed planting their tion in Whiteville showed 2.67 Gordo four additional months Gordo Rescue district saw it ity,” Bullard said. “I do know [email protected] soybeans and are saying the inches of rain in the city for to complete training and test- differently. without a doubt Cerro Gordo seed would not sprout in the the month. The average June ing. “We need to do whatever is a good squad.” extremely dry ground in most precipitation at the research “They didn’t meet the re- we can to help, whether it is Bullard said his decision of the county. station normally is about 5 quirements of the contract Buckhead or Whiteville or was based in part on his be- Corrections T h e N o r t h C a r o l i n a inches. but we felt like this is the best whomever,” Bullard said. “The lief that “there is a little bit The Monday July 4 edi- Drought Index Monitor clas- sifies the eastern two-thirds of proposal,” Jernigan said. people in the community are of inconvenience in schedul- tion of the News Reporter Ray Wyche the county as being in a severe Jernigan said dividing the who I am concerned about.” ing clinical hours at hospital incorrectly included the 910-642-4104 ext. 229 rescue district among Chad- Chair man Buddy Byrd through the college.” Whiteville Mayor’s seat as drought classification. bourn or Fair Bluff’s service questioned if four months was “With anybody’s schedule one of the offices open for district would result in longer enough time. He suggested six. an EMT may have a day off but election filing beginning last response times for residents Bullard made a motion there may be no one available week. Filing for the White- who call 911. to give the department six for clinical hours and that can ville Mayor and council seats Lap-Band weight-loss Commissioner James Pre- months to obtain the certifi- make it very difficult at times. will not begin until July 25th. vatte said he had close ties with cation. Commissioner Amon I was told that was part of the The main photograph of Cerro Gordo Rescue but was McKenzie seconded the motion issue,” Bullard said. “I just fireworks over South Colum- seminar set for July 19 adamant that the department that passed with commission- hope they get their certifica- bus High School was taken Southeastern Regional at Southeastern Weight Loss had been given more than two ers Bullard, McKenzie, Byrd, tion and he (Floyd) assured me by News Reporter contribu- Medical Center’s bariatric Center, 403 W. 27th Street in years. He pointed out that in and Lynwood Norris in favor they would.” tor and videographer Grant surgery program offers lap Lumberton. 2000, voters across the county and commissioners Prevatte “If we make it in six Merritt. banding, a minimally invasive It is open to the public. Pre- approved a countywide rescue and Edwin Russ opposed. months–good, wonderful– weight-loss procedure that registration is required by Today’s Living Page in- tax in exchange for intermedi- Byrd suggested that the that’s all I can say,” Floyd said helps control hunger and sup- calling 608-0307. cludes a photo of Robert county “work closely” with the day after the vote. Floyd port unique weight-loss needs. High and his son in Oscar Cerro Gordo. had told Jernigan the depart- General Surgeon Dr. Barry The News Reporter High & Sons’ store on the “There is not a whole lot ment could be certified in three Williamson will provide in- (USPS 387-600) Courthouse Square. the county can do for them,” months but said that was not formation about the procedure COASTAL STADIUM 10 The information on the www.franktheatres.com Published twice weekly by Jernigan said. “set in stone.” at a seminar scheduled from page said it was the Court The News Reporter Co. Inc. “We need him (Terry Floyd) Floyd’s two paid daytime 6–7:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 19 **The Zoo Keeper PG13 127 W. Columbus St. in Cerro Gordo and we need EMTs have completed classes Square Store, the name of ttttt that department,” Bullard said. but need additional clinical the business operated by **Horrible Bosses R Whiteville N.C. 28472 tttttt Mailing address: Jernigan suggested that hours and testing, he said. Pete Page, who leased the building from the Margaret **Larry Crowne PG13 P.O. Box 707, the county form a committee “I can’t very well lay them ttttt Schulken family. Parks and rec Whiteville, N.C. 28472-0707 to provide alternatives should off or fire them,” Floyd said. “I **Monte Carlo PG Cerro Gordo not obtain its cer- need to work with them.” Schulken, a sister of Rob- board to meet ttttt Periodical postage paid at tification by December. His re- Several options were pre- ert and Walter P. High, owned **Transformers 3: Dark of the Moon Whiteville, N.C., 28472-0707 quest drew little interest from sented to commissioners Mon- the building while her broth- Columbus County Parks PG13 (3D) tttt Postmaster: send address the board that was focused on day including splitting the ers owned the merchandise, and Recreation will hold its **Transformers 3: Dark of the Moon PG13 (2D) tttt changes to P.O. Box 707, prorating funds to the depart- district with Chadbourn and all purchased from their quarterly recreation advisory Cars G (2D) tttt Whiteville, N.C. 28472 ment. The department will re- Fair Bluff, assigning it to only father, Oscar High. board meeting on July 11 at It was the Schulken fam- Pirates of the Caribbean: On Jim High, Publisher ceive its county allocations on Fair Bluff or only Chadbourn, 7 p.m. in the Commissioners Stranger Tides PG13 t ily who sold the building to Mail Subscriptions a monthly basis in increments bidding the district services Meeting Room in the Dempsey Bad Teacher R of one-twelfth. out to a provider or the county R.C. Soles Jr. tttttt (Columbus County) B. Herring Annex Building. “After we discussed prorat- **Green Lantern PG13 (3D) t $30.00 year ing the funds I got sidetracked,” Coming Soon - Harry Potter **Cars G (3D) ttt Other N.C. Counties Bullard said, pointing out he CINEMA III Mr. Popper’s Penguins $46.00 year was not opposed to the county Transformers 3 Cars 2 The Zoo Keeper ttt Super 8 PG13 ttt Home Delivery $40.00 year having a back-up plan. 1 • 4:30 • 7:30 • 10:30 Daily 1 • 4:30 • 7:30 • 10:30 Daily 1 • 4:30 • 7:30 • 10:30 Daily “I hope it is not something (PG13) (PG) (PG13) 24 Hr. Movie Hotline: 910-754-7469 Out of State $55.00 year SHOWTIMES: JULY 8 - JULY 14 that is needed. Chief Terry **No Passes Accepted ©2008, The News Reporter Co., Inc. MOVIE LINE 910-642-6025 Daytime: $5.50 • Nighttime: $7.50 Floyd still feels very confident Special Surcharge is Applicable for All 3D Features The News Reporter, Thursday, July 7, 2011 – 3-A TopSTUDENTS Waccamaw River to be home to new fsh By JEFFERSON WEAVER lina. Malpass in top seat at ECHS Staff Writer Writing to board member By FULLER ROYAL ranked as a top accomplish- George Smith, Ashley said Staff Writer ment as did being an N.C. The Waccamaw River will “after reviewing my stocking Governor School nominee. be the site of a state-sponsored records I realize it’s been more Eighteen-year-old Hunter A junior marshal, he was fish release next spring, ac- than 10 years since we last Malpass is East Columbus awarded the U.S. Marine cording to members of the stocked the Waccamaw River High School’s valedictorian Corps award for excellence in Winyah Bay Foundation. with game fish. I have there- for the Class of 2011. academics. Wildlife Resources Com- fore decided to put the river Malpass, the son of Kevin Malpass said the area that mission district fisheries bi- on the District Four stocking and Cindy Malpass of Delco, needs the most improvement ologist Keith Ashley told local request list for 2012.” said the honor shows that “all at his high school is lunch Winyah Bay board members The release will occur in of my hard work throughout time. in an email recently that the late spring or early summer my high school career has “It needs faster lunch lines river hasn’t been stocked for of next year, Ashley wrote, paid off.” and better organization,” he a number of years. and should include large- He said he is proudest of said. The Waccamaw is normally mouth bass, channel catfish, passing all three of his Ad- He credits both of his home to numerous game and bluegill sunfish and redbreast vanced Placement courses grandfathers as being influ- panfish species, but low waters sunfish.” because “they were the hard- ences. in recent years have made it The state maintains a major est classes I have ever taken.” “One of them is a former easier for predators such as fish hatchery in Watha which He said the best thing about Marine and the other is a large catfish, otters and man is used to restock public wa- being at ECHS was the school’s hard-working construction to catch more fish than usual. ters with species native to the winning the state high school business owner,” he said. “I As a result fish stocks are eastern part of the state. 1-A baseball championship. saw both of them as success- thought to be down along the “It was the first state cham- ful individuals and I wanted river, which heads in Lake Jefferson Weaver 910-642-4104 ext. 227 pionship in our school’s his- to make both of them proud.” Waccamaw and empties into [email protected] tory in any sport and I am Malpass said something the Winyah Bay in South Caro- proud that it happened while people might be surprised to I was a senior,” he said. learn about him is he earned Malpass said that during his black belt in karate when his high school years, he even- he was only 12. tually learned that he needed His interests and hobbies What’s bugging you? a quiet place to do homework include playing video games, What makes us so itchy af- bugs that see humans as walk- and to study for tests. fishing, swimming, billiards, ter stepping outdoors in warm ing snack bars, and when we “This helped me work more four-wheeling, hunting, fenc- weather? invade their territories (or efficiently and helped me get ing, animals and riding roller Find out at the Lake Wac- they invade ours), the result better test grades,” he said. coasters. camaw State Park Saturday is a patch of irritated skin, Malpass will attend North His paternal grandparents afternoon at 3 p.m. when a our skin. Carolina State University in are Jesse and Linda Malpass ranger will talk about the Learn about these differ- the fall to major in animal of Delco. His maternal grand- many insects that leave us ent creatures that can take science. parents are Sigmond and with red welts and an itch that away the joy of summertime “My overall goal is to be- Staff photo by Fuller Royal Mary Smith of Wilmington. seem to last until the first frost. outdoors, and what you can come a veterinarian,” he said. Hunter Malpass Our area is home to many do about it. Malpass included in his top five honors at school the schol- arship given by the CALS Also, being chosen as the Fuller Royal arship given by Hobbs Reality department at N.C. State Uni- school’s nominee for the Park 910-642-4104 ext. 228 [email protected] and the Lewis A. Sikes Schol- versity Scholarship at N.C. State Gore wins Noble drawing Preston Gore won the top City. prize in a drawing to benefit Karen Register won third Mike Noble, who was seriously place, a 2-20 refill from Cape injured in a car crash. Fear Propane and a butane Local race interest picks up Gore won the $200 top prize single burner cooker. How- in the drawing, held Friday ard McLam won a Nautilus nTwo more file for town the mayor and three town Trent Burroughs and Miona Whiteville, the mayor, one Dis- at The News Reporter. Other membership and Max Lube offices. aldermen are on the ballot; Fonvielle have filed to run for trict One seat, and two District winners were Richard Bur- detail and car wash. Wendell Brunswick, with two commis- the Tabor City Town Council, Two seats will be on the ballot. ris, who won two oil changes Noble won a Southern Tire sioners seats up for election; where two seats and the may- Election Day is Nov. 8. Only By JEFFERSON WEAVER and radiator flush from Per- oil change and dinner for two Cerro Gordo, where the mayor or’s post are up for election. registered voters who are also Staff Writer formance Automotive and $25 at the Lake Waccamaw Dale’s and three town council seats Filing for the non-district residents of the affected towns from Dale’s Seafood of Tabor Seafood. will be open; and Sandyfield, town campaigns ends July may cast a ballot. Municipal races tradition- with the mayor and three town 15 at noon. Filing for Lake Filing fees are $5. For up to ally draw the least voter in- council seats. Waccamaw and Whiteville, the minute information about terest of any campaigns, but Three council positions where hopefuls are elected filings, go to www.columbusco. Baldwin Singers perform Aug. 14 interest by candidates is ap- and the mayor’s seat are open by districts, starts July 25 at org and click on the elections parently another story. The Baldwin Singers of Sea, S.C., The Chadbourn in Chadbourn. noon and ends Aug. 12 at the link in the dropdown box. As of Wednesday after- Whiteville will hold its pre- Gospel Singers, The Six Challenger Edwin Rob- same time. Also check out whiteville. noon, Everlene Davis had filed anniversary Sunday, Aug. 14 Silver Stars of Loris, S.C., erts has signed up for the State law requires different com for the latest election for one of Brunswick’s town at 4 p.m. at the American Le- Emanuel Boykin and Compa- Chadbourn Town Board race. filing dates for municipalities news. commission seats, and Geral- gion Hut in Whiteville. ny of Riegelwood, The High- Incumbent Carl Meares Jr. that use wards and districts. dine Jenkins Bellamy became Featured on the pro- lights of Tabor City, Sincere filed to run for the Fair Bluff At the lake, one commissioner Jefferson Weaver the first to file for a seat on the gram will be: Elbeth Choir of Myrtle Beach, S.C., The Town Board, where two seats each from the east and west 910-642-4104 ext. 227 Bolton board of aldermen. [email protected] of Whiteville, Green Acres Heavenly Voices of Marion, are on the ballot. Incumbents wards is on the ballot. In Whiteville Mayor Terry Mann Young Adult Choir of Green S.C. and others. also went to the Board of Elec- tions to file Friday due to an error in a previous news story about filing dates. Because Whiteville and Lake Waccamaw have dis- tricts, filing for the two lake commissioners and White- ville’s two city council seats and mayoral chair will not start until July 25. Filing for all other area towns began July 1. Other towns and open seats include Bolton, where
Scout roundtable features ways to recruit Boy Scouts
At the July 14 Scouting Roundtable, the recruitment of boys into local Scout troops will be the topic for area Boy Scout leaders. Scoutmasters will learn ways to make Scouting more attractive to potential Scouts and will be provided with ideas for keeping Scouts in- terested and motivated to stay with their troops. The Roundtable starts at 7 p.m. in the fellowship hall of First Baptist Church in White- ville on East Church Street.
Old Dock UMC to hold VBS July 31-Aug. 4
Old Dock United Methodist Church will hold its Vacation Bible school on Sunday, July 31 through Thursday, Aug. 4. Sunday registration starts at 5:30 p.m. Sunday and Mon- day are from 5:30-7:15 p.m. and Wednesday from 7-8:30 p.m. Commencement will be Thursday night. The theme is “Shake It Up Cafe.” For more information call 642-8263. 4A - The News Reporter, Thursday, July 7, 2011 Crime briefs
Damaged Recovered Two plate-glass windows A 1998 blue Dodge Neon of the Maxway store in Tabor with a white driver’s door, City were damaged with shots reported stolen last week by from a pellet or BB-gun, ac- Eric Riggins of Tabor City, cording to a July 3 report by was recovered July 4 at Tabor police there. Villa Apartments by Tabor City police. Animals Rural motorists in Colum- bus County struck 25 deer Arson during June, plus four dogs, Ezel Nixon Hicks of Red a bear and a cow, according to Bug Road, Hallsboro, discov- Highway Patrol records. ered his storage shed was In addition, a bee entered a burning at 1 a.m. Thursday (to- vehicle last month, and stung day), and put the fire out before a driver. The incident caused local firefighters reached the the woman to wreck. scene, according to a sheriff ’s report. The loss was estimated Michael Owens, 19, of Marietta, is attended to by a Chadbourn Rescue worker, right, and Sheriff’s Deputy Sgt. Mark at $1,500. Martin Wednesday after Owens drove into the rear of a stopped SUV on N.C. 410 at Old Lumberton Road. Owens’ Tef right leg was broken in three places. He was the only seriously injured person in the 1:50 p.m. crash, according to A Whiteville woman, in her Highway Patrol Trooper George Dickerson. A third vehicle wrecked avoiding the two involved in the collision. (See 90s, reported Monday the theft story this page, photo on Page 1-A) in her home of cash and check Arrests 2010 2009 from her pocketbook, accord- Door ing to police records. The driver’s door of a 2008 Crime rate Violent Crime 160 113 The woman said a young Dodge pickup truck was struck Continued from page 1-A Property Crime 365 363 man visited Sunday afternoon by a passing vehicle at 9:45 Assault 255 333 and asked the price of some p.m. on July 4 in an unusual compared to 361 in 2009. Arson 1 3 prepared food. The victim ac- incident on Dolph Lewis Road Arrest numbers were far higher last year on drug charges Forgery 22 32 companied the male to another near Cerro Gordo. with 427 charged, compared to 281 in 2009. Fraud 239 217 building, and the suspect said A Highway Patrol report Other totals showed arrests for violent crime were up sharply Damage to Property 89 135 he needed to call his girlfriend showed Shannon Lee Lowery, LAST YEAR AND ARRESTS FOR PROPERTY CRIME ALMOST THE SAME n Weapons charges 42 13 and inquire about how much 28, of Chadbourn, was towing suspects compared to 363 in 2009. Arrests in misdemeanor as- Drugs 427 281 of the food she wanted. a trailer loaded with a farm sault cases dropped from 333 in 2009 to 255 last year, while arrests Kidnapping 11 15 The suspect disappeared tractor, and had stopped on the for fraud rose to 239 from 217. Trespassing 103 148 for a few minutes, and when road. His pickup door was hit All Other Offenses 1,446 1,406 he reappeared, he quickly left. by a 1988 Lincoln driven by Jef- DWLR 69 83 The woman discovered the frey McCray, 44, of Tabor City. Violent Crime 2010 2009 Speeding 98 103 theft Monday. There were no injuries. Murder 3 2 Rape 7 4 Robbery 34 27 Drug cases dropped Driver hurt yesterday Aggravated assault 117 167 in crash at Oak Dale Total 160 201 against two suspects Charg- Re c o rd s The driver of a 1995 Honda was seriously injured Wednesday es of con- show they at 1:50 p.m. when he drove into the rear of a stopped 2000 Chevro- Property Crime 2010 2009 spiracy to w e r e t o l d let Blazer on N.C. 410 at the intersection of Old Lumberton Road. traffick in to get 1,224 Michael Owens, 19, of the Robeson County community of Burglary 807 819 the opi- hidden Oxy- Marietta, sustained at least three breaks to his right leg as he Larceny 1,450 1,394 um/her- cotin pills struck the SUV at an estimated 50 mph as he headed south, ac- Vehicle theft 168 167 oin con- she got in an cording to Highway Patrol Trooper George Dickerson. tained in armed rob- Sarah Gilley, 29, of Bladenboro, had stopped her SUV to turn Total 2,435 2,380 prescrip- bery of Gui- left onto Old Lumberton Road. She and passengers, Linda Soles, tion medi- ton’s Drug 52, and Megan Gilley, 8, both of Bladenboro, sustained minor Bruton Jordan c a t i o n in White- injuries, the report showed. Other Crimes 2010 2009 ville, and sell them A third vehicle, driven by Ricky Barrett, 32, of Bladenboro, have been dropped to get her out of jail. was traveling north on N.C. 410, and drove off the road to the Assault 172 158 against two Tabor Bailey, who be- left to avoid the wrecked vehicles. It went into a ditch and hit Arson 9 5 City men because gan a prison term a culvert. Barrett and three passengers were treated for minor Forgery 26 29 the person who of 90 to 117 months injuries, Dickerson said. Fraud 116 99 stole the medicine in May, told the Brittany Britt, 17, of Otto Nance Road, Cerro Gordo, and Embezzlement 1 1 pleaded two months men she had hid 3AMANTHA /WENS OF -ARIETTA n BOTH PASSENGERS IN /WENS Stolen Property cases 20 12 ago here and was the medicine near VEHICLE n HAD MINOR INJURIES "RITT WAS NOT USING A SEAT BELT Weapons cases 27 19 sent to prison. a daycare business Non-rape sex cases 46 56 J o h n n y D a l e Bailey near her mother’s Drug cases 494 361 “J.D.” Bruton, 51, Child, family abuse 8 7 and Jackie Stewart Jordan, home. Detectives went to the Hall arrested for thef, fraud Fighting 21 17 35, were arrested on the con- site and found the pills, plus a Philip Alan Hall, year, and the thefts Kidnapping 14 11 spiracy charges in December 12-gauge shotgun, the weapon 24, of Franklin Street, took place between Trespassing 15 19 2009 after they got phone calls officers believed Bailey used Whiteville, was ar- March 1 and June 15. All Other offenses 324 283 from Crystal Nicole Bailey, 31, when she robbed Guiton’s on rested July 3 on a The fraud charges Missing Persons 45 58 of Tabor City and Loris, S.C. Oct. 24, 2009. count of felony lar- involve Hall taking Runaways 14 17 ceny and six charges six items to Pawn of fraud on warrants USA here and pawn- New laws fght meth, obtained by Sheriff’s ing them. The first Detective Scott Nor- case was on March 3 Tabor man arrested ris. when he got $100 for aid certain ex-ofenders New laws to better track Tracking purchases will be Hall is charged Hall the .38 revolver. The with stealing a 12-gauge pump second was on March 16 when purchases of meth ingredients especially helpful in cutting for thef of pickup and help ex-offenders avoid down on criminals who travel shotgun, a second 12-gauge, a he pawned the trolling motor .38 revolver, Marlin .30-30 rifle, and fishing rod for $35. R a n d a l A l l e n and drove into Co- repeating their crimes will from store to store and even gold necklace with diamond On March 17, Hall got $60 M c P h e r s o n , 3 1 , lumbus County on make North Carolina safer, across state lines to stockpile pendant, man’s onyx ring, for the 12-gauge pump shot- of Smyr na Road, N.C. 410, and turned Attorney General Roy Cooper meth ingredients. fishing rod, man’s diamond gun, and he got $60 for the Whiteville, was ar- onto Lewis Road. The said recently. After offenders have served ring, trolling motor, computer Marlin rifle on March 28. rested for possession Horry County officer Under House Bill 12, North their time and returned to monitor and black-powder The necklace with diamond of a stolen vehicle broke off pursuit, Carolina retailers will partici- society, it can be difficult for pistol, valued at $2,115. pendant brought him $70 on after he was found and told Jordan, fol- pate in an electronic tracking them to find work that will Hall’s victim was Bill May 7, and the last item he by Tabor City police lowing the officer, system to log all purchases of help them stay out of trouble. Byars, father of Hall’s girl- pawned there was the 12-gauge on the ground near McPherson that he could con- pseudoephedrine, the key in- Under House Bill 641, certain friend, Norris said. Hall lived shotgun on May 9, for which a 2001 Chevrolet pickup truck tinue and to call Columbus gredient needed to make meth- ex-offenders could petition in the Byars home along Slip- he was paid $40, according to at 3:30 a.m. on July 2. County’s 9-1-1. amphetamine. The system, the court for a Certificate of pery Log Road for a period this the warrants. Police Officer Michael McPherson turned from called the National Precursor Restoration of Rights, easing Jamison filed the following Lewis Road onto Fourth Log Exchange, will let the some of the barriers that can report: Street and stopped in front of retailer know if the buyer has keep them from getting a job. Jamison was sent to the the fire department. Jordan already reached the limit for “Stopping repeat offend- Break-ins, thefs noted Tabor City Fire Department got there and pulled McPher- pseudoephedrine purchases, ers makes all of us safer, and where the pickup was parked, son from the pickup. and the store will stop the sale. helping ex-convicts become The following were victims Road, Tabor City. and McPherson was on the After Jamison arrested “Being able to block illegal productive citizens is one of of a break-in and/or theft re- s *ULY n *AMES !LBERT &REE- ground. The suspect had been McPherson, the suspect said purchases of the key meth in- the best ways to stop them from ported on date shown: man, Old Lake Road, Bolton pulled from the pickup, and the first thing he was going gredient is a significant step in returning to a life of crime,” s *ULY n 'LENN *EFFERY n BREAK IN THEFT OF SET OF #RAFTS- had a bloody lip, but refused to do when he got out of jail our battle against this highly Cooper said. Soles, Peacock Road, White- man air tools, Craftsman drill, medical attention. was go to the hospital and addictive drug,” Cooper said. The certificate can help VILLE n BREAK IN THEFT OF 4AURUS Craftsman cordless drill, jig Winfred Dale Jordan, 25, of get an x-ray to see if he had “This new tool will help us people get the occupational 9mm pistol, Bersa Thunder .380 saw, circular saw, Craftsman Tabor City, was at “Jerry’s” in a broken jaw, an injury from zero in on criminals who make licenses necessary for certain pistol, North American .22 pis- tool box and assorted hand Horry County, S.C., filing a re- being kicked in the face. meth so we can rid our commu- kinds of jobs and can also tol, Smith & Wesson. .38 pistol, tools, Sears 4-foot chest freezer, port with an Horry County of- Jamison asked for the nities of dangerous drug labs.” serve as proof of their deter- gold rope necklace with cross stainless steel fryer, double ficer, when McPherson drove third time if McPherson The tracking system will mination not to return to a life pendant, gold necklace with cook unit, stainless steel fry by in the wrong lane. The wanted medical attention, allow State Bureau of Inves- of crime. anchor pendant, man’s three- pan. officer followed McPherson. and the suspect refused for tigation agents and other of- To be eligible for the court- diamond ring, Whiteville High s *ULY n "ILLY 'ENE 0RINCE McPherson wouldn’t stop the third time. ficers to identify buys made issued certificate, ex-offenders School ring, cash, Husqvarna Will Inman Road, Tabor City to supply meth labs. Once the cannot have been convicted of and Stihl chain saws. n THEFT OF ANTIQUE SEWING MA- law takes effect on January 1, higher than a Class G felony, s *ULY n *ULIE 7ORLEY 0OR- chine. 2012, the SBI will get weekly must have completed their sen- ter Swamp Road, Cerro Gordo s *ULY n 4IMOTHY $EWAYNE Man faces ’09 case updates as well as real-time ac- tence, and must be gainfully n THEFT OF TWO CHECKS BOTH Bunch, Smyrna Road, White- Kenneth Ethan at 1:17 a.m. by Fair cess to track pseudoephedrine employed, in school, or seeking cashed. VILLE n THEFT OF HP *OHNSON Buffkin, 46, a former B l u f f P o l i c e m a n purchases. work, among other conditions. s *ULY n -ELISSA !NN 0OW- outboard motor. resident of Chair Ricky Soles. Buffkin ell, Pine Log Road, Whiteville s *ULY n 4OMMY -ORGAN Factory Road, Na- was an employee of n THEFT OF TWO 3ANYO 46S Reeves, Chair Factory Road, kina, was arrested C.T. Adams Trucking G. Cameron Byrd s *ULY n (ERMAN 0 7ILLIS .AKINA n ATTEMPTED BREAK IN June 30 on a 2009 along N.C. 904 East, ATTORNEY AT LAW Sidney-Cherry Grove Road, s *ULY n +ERMIT 'LEAN charge of larceny Tabor City, when he #LARENDON n THEFT OF 3TIHL Formyduval, Old Tram Road, by employee on a was accused of theft s #RIMINAL s $IVORCE s 7ILLS blower. .AKINA n BREAK IN THEFT OF warrant obtained by of money from the s #USTODY s #HILD 3UPPORT s *ULY n 'EORGE ,OCKWOOD Nakina High School ring, three Sheriff ’s Detective Buffkin business. s 4RAFlC s 0ERSONAL )NJURY #HADBOURN n THEFT OF BOAT FROM other rings, four gold chains, Jeff Cully. The warrant shows he took location along N.C. 410 South, five pairs of gold earrings. Buffkin, now living in Bish- $2,687.50 during the time pe- s /N 4HE *OB !CCIDENTS Chadbourn. s *ULY n 2OBERT # 3OLES opville, S.C., was arrested riod of Aug. 9 to Sept. 30, 2009. 0INCKNEY 3T s 7HITEVILLE s *ULY n -ERRITT ,OGGING n Estate, Pireway Road, Tabor 840-6280 #ELL 642-2258 Office theft of two batteries each from #ITY n THEFT OF WINDOW AIR CON- Evening And Weekend Appointments Available two vehicles along Will Inman ditioner. www.whiteville.com The News Reporter, Thursday, July 7, 2011 - 5A
Tucker’s Tacky Tiki Party Lake Waccamaw visitor Tucker Clagett was successful this year with cooking Boston butts “luau style” for a Fourth of July party. He used a metal trashcan, buried to the top. He used frebrick this year, after trying regular brick last summer, to hold the heat from charcoal, and the meat and sweet potatoes cooked perfectly in fve hours. A pleased Clagett is shown as the can’s lid was lifted after a pile of dirt was removed. A second photo shows Clagett’s uncle, Walter High, helping remove the meat and potatoes. The last photo shows a hungry group of Clagett’s kin intently watching the process. From the left, Callie Millman, Maria Clagett (squatting), Mae Robison, Jocelyn Williams, and Thomas Clagett. The meal included coconut rice, sliced pineapple, mango and kiwi, fresh coconut, a “volcano” made from Spam and pineapple, corn on the cob, and Hawaiian punch. Clagett’s selection of Hawaiian music included themes from TV’s Hawaii Five-0 and Mangum P.I. Tree absconders sought Three probationers are BEING SOUGHT FOR ABSCOND- ing supervision, and anyone HAVING INFORMATION ABOUT them is asked to call Proba- TION /FFICER *EFF 7ARD AT OR -ARCUS %UGENE "ROWN OF 2IEGELWOOD LEFT SUPER- VISION ON !PRIL (E WAS Brown A. Smith CONVICTED IN .EW (ANOVER D. Smith #OUNTY OF $7) ON -ARCH and was also on probation #HADBOURN ABSCONDED ON &EB ville, and also lived in Port FOR POSSESSION OF DRUG PARA- 3HE WAS PLACED ON PROBA- $EPOSIT -D ABSCONDED ON PHERNALIA IN A "RUNSWICK TION IN !UGUST FOR LARCENY !PRIL 3HE WAS CONVICTED #OUNTY CONVICTION IN &EBRU- records show. OF SHOPLIFTING IN .OVEMBER ARY $IANA 'ENE 3MITH WHO AND PUT ON PROBATION !NNIE 2 3MITH OF LIVED ALONG 2ICO 2OAD 7HITE- FOR A YEAR
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The Big Apple Using the nickname of New York City, First Baptist Church of Whiteville held its annual Vacation Bible School with a “big city” theme. Each night, youngsters and adults were treated arts and crafts, recreation, horse and buggy rides, food and some “old fashioned Bible learning.” For the frst time, the church used its bus and van to provide transportation to kids who needed it. The church was just one of dozens across the county to host VBS weeks involving hundreds of children of all ages.
Burn ban continues; frefghters eye Senator Hagan major wildfres as well as local fareups visit By JEFFERSON WEAVER A storm Tuesday dropped effect on the fires, although wick, Columbus or Pender plant material. In all cases, it Staff Writer in excess of five inches in the high winds associated counties, officials said, but at is illegal to burn trash, lum- Bladenboro, according to the with the storms caused some least three homes and 11 out- ber, tires, newspapers, plas- cancelled National Weather Service, but outbreaks from both blazes. A buildings have been destroyed tics or other non-vegetative Although the massive fires Sen. Kay Hagan will not left only scattered pockets of number of homes were evacu- in the Live Oak community materials. at Pain’s Bay in Dare County visit Columbus County smaller precipitation across ated in Bladen again Sunday, of Bladen County. State air The current fire and and Holly Shelter in Pender today (Thursday) as origi- Columbus. One late afternoon but residents were allowed quality officials continued to drought conditions have been are under control, a Bladen nally planned. County wildfire is still ac- storm Tuesday brought as to return home Tuesday. In issue warnings for persons compared to the 1986 sea- According to a press tive and numerous smaller much as two inches to some ar- Pender County, trees weak- with compromised respira- son, when similar large fires release from the senator’s fires have been reported lo- eas of Delco and Riegelwood. ened by the burning peat soil tory systems Wednesday due struck Holly Shelter and other office “Senate business will cally in recent days. Several Local Forest Service re- have fallen across plowed fire to the peat smoke from both areas of the state, including keep Sen. Hagan in Wash- heavy showers have crossed sources and personnel have lines in some areas, threaten- fires. A 600-acre fire on the the Green Swamp. Since that ington, DC, this Thursday, the Columbus area as the been shifted to both the Holly ing to spread the 30,000-plus Pender-Sampson county line time, rural residency rates July 7. weather slips into a typical Shelter and Bladen County acre blaze further into the has proven especially stub- have climbed, increasing the The “Conversations summertime pattern of late fires. Online updates through Holly Shelter state forest. born, and is producing large risk of homes and people be- with Kay” in Elizabeth- day thunderstorms. the Forest Service show the No homes have been de- amounts of peat smoke that ing in the path of wildfires. rains this week have had little stroyed in the fires in Bruns- have spread from Morehead As more homes are built town, Whiteville, and Bo- City to Lumberton to Myrtle in North Carolina’s wooded livia will be rescheduled for Beach, S.C., depending on areas, and officials with the a later date. wind conditions. N.C. Forest Service stress the Friday’s meeting in Bur- With the entire area still need to take extra precautions gaw, however, is still expect- Columbus Forest crews under drought conditions, to prevent wildfires in residen- ed to take place as planned. Forest Service officials are tial areas. Hagan had planned to reminding residents that the State parks and private meet with constituents fght persistent small fres ban on open burning is still campgrounds have also re- from 1 to 2 p.m. at South- in place. ported higher visitation this eastern Community College nSmoke from multiple Resources Commission has Affected agencies will be The ban went into effect year as families search for and her staff was to meet sources affecting coun- supplied five off-road tankers eligible for reimbursement June 22 and will remain in ef- more economical vacation with constituents earlier ty. and ten ground crew to help of up to 75 percent of the cost fect until further notice. opportunities. and later in the day. fight the Green Swamp fire. of managing fighting and The open burning ban Campfires or grills should For more information That blaze is firmly embed- mitigating the fire’s effects, means that all burning is pro- never be left unattended and contact jack_pfeiffer@ By JEFFERSON WEAVER ded in the peat-rich soil of including traffic control, secu- hibited if it is 100 feet or more should never be started with hagan.senate.gov. Staff Writer the area, Waters said, and is rity and shelter expenses, and from an occupied dwelling. An gasoline.
producing even more smoke other costs. occupied dwelling is a home It is also important when While local Forest Service to add to that from Myrtle While personnel from out- or residence where somebody disposing of ashes to never put crews have been deployed to Beach, Holly Shelter and the side of District Eight are de- lives. them in a paper bag or other the big fires in other parts Simmons Road fire in Bladen ployed for only 14 to 17 days, The open burning ban is flammable container but in Happy 13th Birthday of the district, most of the County. Waters pointed out that some being enforced by local law an outside metal container, personnel and resources have “It has been causing some local workers have been on enforcement agents, county or bury them in mineral soil been busy with smaller, but Jeremy serious smoke problems in duty for 45 days straight, with fire marshals and the N.C. in your garden. If you live in no less troublesome, blazes in the Delco area, as well as areas no time off. A typical day for a Forest Service. an area with organic soils, Columbus County. Fowler east of Lake Waccamaw and at wildlands firefighter runs 12 to The ban on open burning remember they can catch fire. “We have a number of small July 7, 2011 the lake itself,” he said. “Some 16 hours, and Waters said the and the fireworks caution Never store ashes in your fires that keep breaking out ev- days the smoke is from Pender, time on the line is starting to are necessary because of dry garage, on your deck or in a ery time there is some wind,” sometimes from Bladen, and show on the workers. weather and an increase in wooded area. Remember to said Shawn Waters of the sometimes it’s from all three “What we need is a thun- fire activity in the coastal double-check the ashes and Whiteville office of the Forest fires.” derstorm to sit right on top region of the state. Currently, coals before throwing them Service. “The fire in the Green Some financial help may of the Green Swamp fire and resources from around the away to make sure they won’t Swamp has been particularly be available for agencies in- turn loose everything it has,” state and nation are combat- start a fire. troublesome. It keeps flaring volved in the fire fight. The he said. “Either that or a tropi- ing large wildfires in Bladen, For more information back up, and we are monitor- Federal Emergency Manage- cal system—without the wind, Pender and Sampson counties. about the burn ban, forest ing it closely.” ment Administration (FEMA) of course—is what we need Management of the Pains Bay fire conditions or help with Since so many firefighting announced on July 4 that to put that fire out. Elsewise, fire in Dare County has transi- controlled burns, contact the vehicles and operators from funds would be made available it will be burning for a very tioned back to local resources. local office of the N.C. Division District Eight headquarters to assist agencies fighting the long time.” By North Carolina law, the ban of Forest Resources. have been sent to Bladen and Simmons Road Fire in Bladen. prohibits all open burning Pender counties, resources That fire has destroyed a num- in these areas, regardless of from other agencies have been Jefferson Weaver Jefferson Weaver ber of structures and crossed whether a permit was issued. deployed to help in some of the 910-642-4104 ext. 227 910-642-4104 ext. 227 Love, into Cumberland County Open burning includes burn- Columbus fires. The Wildlife [email protected] [email protected] Mom and Dad Tuesday. ing leaves, branches and other
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School Permissable Shirt Colors brown, khaki or navy. as identified by local law For shirts, the colors are Acme Delco Elementary Red Grey White Socks may not be worn enforcement agencies, are white and the two other colors over the pant legs. allowed. Acme Delco Middle Burgundy Gold White designated for the particular Shoes and footwear must No layering of shirts or school by the school uniform Boys and Girls Homes Gold Hunter Green White be worn at all times. pants (undergarments and committee. (See chart on this Chadbourn Elementary Royal Blue Gold White Shoe laces, if any, must be one shirt/pant is allowed). page.) tied at all times and must not Students are expected to Shirts must have buttons Central Middle Red Black White drag on the floor. Shoe laces be dressed in compliance only and be collared (turtle- Cerro Gordo Elementary Royal Blue Gold White must be white, black or match with the standards for uni- necks are permitted). Shirts the color of the shoes. forms as established by this must be of a solid color and East Columbus High Orange Hunter Green White Both shoe laces must policy at all times school is have sleeves – long-sleeved, Evergreen Elementary Black Hunter Green White match and only one lace per in session. short-sleeved or three-quarter shoe. Students who are issued sleeved. Guideway Elementary Royal Blue Gold White Bedroom shoes, slippers, uniforms by the school which Shirts must be free of la- Hallsboro-Artesia Elementary Burgandy Hunter Green White flip-flops, shower shoes and are used to represent the bels, graphics or insignias of Hallsboro Middle Navy Blue Gold White spike heels are prohibited. school in athletic contests any kind except for the school Boots may not be worn over approved by the principal insignia and must be worn Nakina Middle Black Gold White the pant leg. or other school sponsored tucked in. Old Dock Elementary Grey Hunter Green White Sandals (except flip-flops) activities may be allowed to Midriffs and undergar- and shoes with velcro are ac- wear such uniforms at the ments cannot be visible and South Columbus High Black Grey White ceptable shoes. discretion of the principal. visible cleavage should be Southeastern Early College Burgundy Black White Lightweight jackets, sweat- Reasonable accommoda- minimized. ers, capes and overcoats must tions shall be made by the Students may wear plain Tabor City Elementary Royal Blue Red White be in school colors and be one principal for students in- white or school color T-shirts Tabor City Middle Royal Blue Red White solid color and may be worn volved in special duties, ac- as undershirts which may be during the day, during cold tivities, or projects approved West Columbus High Columbia Blue Navy White visible at the neckline of the weather, at the discretion of by the school. collar. Williams Township Gold Burgundy White the principal. This may include, but is Form-fitting spandex ma- All schools will use khaki, navy or black pants. With the exception of not limited to athletics, ca- terial, nylon, denim and see- school-approved logos, jack- reer and technical education, through or mesh tops are ets, sweaters and capes may physical education classes, prohibited. visible. solid khaki, solid navy blue if the garment was manufac- not have insignias, logos, JROTC, special events, or Pants and capris must be Form-fitting spandex ma- or solid black and must be tured with belt loops; belts labels, words or pictures. any other activities that re- solid khaki, solid navy blue terial, nylon, denim, blue no shorter than four inches must be worn within the belt Hoods on jackets, sweaters quire non-conforming dress or solid black and must have jeans and sweat pants are above the knee with no more loops. and capes are not permitted. on a school campus during a no more than four pockets (no prohibited. than four pockets. Belts must be black or Overcoats (heavyweight school-sponsored event. cargo pants). Pants must be free of la- All clothing must be free of brown. coats) must be removed when Over-sized, under-sized bels, graphics or insignias of labels, graphics or insignias Graphic belts with metal entering the building and are Fuller Royal or tight-fitting pants are not any kind and cannot be rolled of any kind. decorations (grommets and not to be worn inside. allowed. up to simulate capri pants. Garments can have no studs) are prohibited. 910-642-4104 ext. 228 Sunglasses, hats and head- [email protected] Pants must be worn above Pants cannot have a slit more than two slits and the Belts must be an appropri- gear are not permitted with the hips at all times (no sag- that exceeds four inches from slits cannot exceed four inch- ate length and not hang below the exception of a school hat ging). the bottom of the pant leg. es above the knee. the belt loops. with school logo and insignia. 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Black Bass, Catfsh, No jewelry or any other Flounder & Croakers article affixed to a student’s nose, tongue, lips, cheek, eye- Whiting Fillets $ $ brow or any other visible part 10 Lb. Slab 27.50 or 3.39 Lb. of the body, with the exception Medium - Large (31-35 ct.) Ray’s$ $ of the ears, is permissible. Shrimp 6.99 Lb. or 5 Lb. 30 No articles promoting al- Extra Large (26-30 ct.) coholic beverages, tobacco, $ $ or the use of controlled sub- Shrimp 7.99 Lb. or 5 Lb. 35 stances shall be allowed. All Great for the Grill No articles are allowed that Yellow Fin Tuna, Mahi Mahi, depict violence, or that may Whiting, Tilapia, Salmon, Grouper, be of a sexual or disruptive nature. Red Snapper, Lobster Tails All body art (tattoos) must Alaskan Snow Crab Legs be covered. $9.99 Lb., 5 Lb. or more $8.99 Lb. 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The Southeastern Community College Associate De- Nursing Instructor Cathy Frye was the speaker. The gree Nursing Class of 2011 held its pinning ceremo- nursing class included, front row, left to right: Ashley ny in the Lawrence R. Bowers Cultural Arts Center at Hayes of Cerro Gordo, Deidre Ward of Clarkton, Tra- Whiteville High School. Peggy Blackmon, dean of al- cie Reaves of Wrightsville Beach, Nancy Nobles and lied health, business and technology, pinned gradu- Laura Reynolds of Whiteville; second row: Courtney ates and presented each with a Florence Nightingale Powell of Whiteville, Summer Fowler of Tabor City, Te- lamp. Class offcers were Deidre Ward, president; resa Guyton of Chadbourn; third row: Crystal Goins Tracie Reaves, secretary; and Nancy Nobles, treasur- of Pembroke, Cassaundra Hunt of Lumbeton, Anna er. Instructor Catherine Cook presented the Student James of Wilmington, Donna Coleman of Whiteville, Government Award to Baron Griffth, who earned the Sherry Council of Hallsboro; fourth row: Anna Bell of highest grade point average. Instructor Amy George Lumberton, Heather Savage of Bladenboro, Denise $14995 awarded the Great 100 Scholarship to freshman Jac- Gooden of Clarkton, Baron Griffth of Loris, S.C. and queline Beck. Blackmon presented the Eleen Williams Suzanne Bordeaux ofBladenboro. Tonya Fisher of Nursing Scholarship to freshman Rebecca Ward. SCC Whiteville is not pictured.
Te Sensational Gospel Traveleers Bethel BC to hold SHORT $14995 celebrates sixth Voyage Camp BROS. anniversary July 31 Bethel Baptist Church and Park for ages 13-19 Aug. 10-13. RENT-A-CAR The Sensational Gospel Pastor Brian Beaver of Rie- The cost is $100 with a deposit Traveleers will celebrate its 6th gelwood will hold a Fantastic of $25 due by June 30. Activi- $ 95 anniversary on Sunday, July 31 Voyage Camp at Singletary ties will be the same as listed 19 DAILY $17995 at the Ransom Center on Hwy Lake State Park for ages 7-12 above. Hwy. 701, South of Whiteville 11 in Riegelwood. Doors open at on Aug. 7-10. The cost is $100 For more information call 3 p.m. and the program at 4 p.m. with a deposit of $25 due by Veronica Beaver at 470-7744. 642-4175 Musical entertainment in- June 30. cludes Brother Ricky Waddell Activities include: group of Atlanta, Ga., Totally Com- sessions, classes, services, bas- mitted of Maxton, Second ketball, swimming, horseback Chance and Sensational Royal riding, canoeing, horseshoes, hiking, fishing, massive food Light, both of Dillon, S.C., Round Table Sets $199.95 Reg. $225.00 Heavenly Voices of Marion, fight with Beaver, beach vol- SINGLETARY S.C., Gospel Angel of Fair leyball and lots more. Bluff, Singing Stars of Hamp- There will be a 24-hour Standard Birdbaths $29.95 Reg. $35.00 stead, Martha and Joyfulaires medical professional and se- Buddy Boy Dog Food and introducing SMALL ENGINES, INC. of Elizabethtown and more. curity on site. Valu-Pak Dog Food “Good Feed - Good Prices” For more information call The church will also hold +BNFT#8IJUF)XZ4 t Sadie Carter at 655-3219 or 202- a Waging Spiritual Warfare The Cement Barn 465-5702. Camp at Singletary Lake State Concrete Lawn Ornaments & Garden Center #ERRO 'ORDO .# s Antioch True Deliverance Holiness Church to hold 15th
The NewsDeaths Reporter, Thursday, July 7, 2011 -- Page 8A pastoral anniversary DONALD FOWLER HENRY LEE YOUNG MARGARET H. BOSWELL Antioch True Deliverance DEATH NOTICE DEATH NOTICE PAXTON, Ill. -- Donald Fowl- CHADBOURN -- Henry Lee WHITEVILLE -- Margaret Holiness Church will hold er, 79, formerly of Tabor City Young, 77, died Sunday, July 3 Louise Harrelson Boswell, 82, its 15th pastoral anniversary ALTON RICHARD died Monday, July 4, 2011 in at Columbus Regional Health- died Tuesday, July 5 at Colum- from July 7-17. CREECH Carl Foundation Hospital in care. bus Regional Healthcare. She Services and times are: WHITEVILLE -- Mr. Al- Urbana, Ill. He was the son of Final rites will be held at was born Dec. 4, 1928 in Co- Thursday, July 7 at 7:30 p.m. ton Richard Creech, 75, the late Colum- 11 a.m. Monday, July 11 at lumbus County, the daughter with Bishop Larry William- died Tuesday, July 5, 2011 bus O. and Rosa the Brunswick-Waccamaw of the late Earnest and Eva son of New Life Church held at New Hanover Regional Lee Wright Baptist Headquarters, 600 Butler Harrelson. She was at Antioch Church. Medical Center. Fowler. He was Pinelog Road, Whiteville the widow of R.C. Boswell Friday, July 8 at 7 p.m. with Mr. Creech was the son a veteran of the U.S Air Force with Vice-Bishop Fredrick and was a member of New Pastor Jeffery Chance of of the late Leroy Creech and a member of New Life Murray. Burial will follow in Hope Baptist Church. She was Word of Faith Christian Cen- and Ethel Flynn Creech. He Baptist Church in Tabor City. Belvue Cemetery. Peoples Fu- preceded in death by a son, ter of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. worked for S&P Electrical He was preceded in death by neral Home of Whiteville is Steven L. Boswell; and three held at Diamond Branch Bap- and Plumbing. He was also his wife Dorothy Cates Fowler. handling the arrangements. brothers, Elroy, Thomas and tist Church. a member of White Marsh Funeral services will be Viewing will be held one hour J.W. Harrelson. Saturday, July 9 at 7 p.m. Baptist Church. held at 11 a.m. Friday, July 8 at prior to the service and again Final rites will be held at with Bishop Kenneth Butler Funeral services will be Inman Funeral Home Chapel following the service at the 2 p.m. Friday, July 8 at Pea- of Apostolic House of Prayer held at 11 a.m. Thursday with burial to follow in Myrtle headquarters. cock’s Funeral Home Chapel of Harrisburg, Pa. held at Dia- July 7 at McKenzie Mortu- Green Cemetery in Tabor City. He is survived by his wife, with Rev. Roger Coffee offi- mond Branch Baptist Church. Sunday, July 10 at 11 a.m. CHRISTINE TEDDER ary Funeral Home Chapel Visitation will be one hour Roberta Young; five daugh- ciating. Interment will be in with Pastor Phillip Spence of CASE with Rev. Bobby Cartrette prior to the service on Friday ters, Gloria Lewis of Fayette- the New Hope Baptist Church Park Hall Holiness Church SAVANNAH, Ga. – Chris- officiating. Burial will be at the chapel. ville, Jean Pringle of Stone Cemetery. The family will re- held at Diamond Branch Bap- tine Case, 90, died July 4, in the Flynn Cemetery. Vis- He is survived by two step Mountain, Ga., Toni Jackson ceive friends from 1-2 p.m. Fri- tist Church. 2011 at Azalealand Nurs- itation will be Wednesday, sons, J.D. Dority of Orange- and Katie Michelle Young, day at the funeral home. Monday, July 11 at 7:30 p.m. ing Home surrounded by July 6 from 7-9 p.m. at the burg, S.C., Edward Dority both of the home, Nicole She is survived by a daugh- with Pastor Rodney Gore of her children and grandchil- funeral home. of Atlanta, Ga.; two sisters, Gause of Evergreen; one son, ter, Janice Boswell Ward of Another Chance Commu- dren. Mr. Creech is survived Betha Summerline of Leland, William Hatchett of Charles- Whiteville; three sons, Larry nity Church held at Antioch She was born in White- by two sons, Robert Alton N.C., and Bernice Lustfeldt of ton, S.C.; and one sister, Daisy Boswell, Gerald G. Boswell Church. ville, N.C. Jan. 28, 1921, Creech and wife, Rhonda R. Paxton. Black of Ashland. and Carl W. Boswell, all of Tuesday, July 12 at 7:30 the daughter of the late Creech, and Richard Leon Whiteville; eight grandchil- ANIYAH IYONNA JORDAN p.m. with Evangelist Mot- Charles Gideon and Bea- Creech and wife, Kimberly JERRY BUTLER dren; and six great grandchil- WHITEVILLE -- Infant girl talene Rattley of Heavenly trice Edge Tedder. She was H. Creech, all of White- DUBLIN -- Jerry Butler, 47, dren. Aniyah Iyonna Jordan died Light Church held at Antioch raised by her father and ville; four grandchildren, died June 30, 2011 at his resi- Saturday, July 2 at Southeast- Church. stepmother, Rosie Bass Ted- Justin Lee Creech and wife, dence. DONNA ANNETTER ern Regional Medical Center Wednesday, July 13 at 7:30 der. She moved to Savannah Tonya, CeCe Nikole Creech A memorial service will be SUMTER in Lumberton. p.m. with Bishop Pete Craw- in 1939 and married Dr. and companion, Jordan held at 6 p.m. Thursday, July TABOR CITY -- Donna An- A graveside service will ford of New Beginnings Francis Horace Case Sr. on Lanier, Sara Brooke Creech 7 at Bladen-Gaskins Funeral netter Sumter, 50, died Mon- be held at 10 a.m. Thursday, Church of God held at An- Feb. 9, 1944. and companion, Joshua Fri- Home of Elizabethtown with day, July 4. July 7 at True Vine Holiness tioch Church. Christine was a major tze and Aaron Ray Creech; Rev. Benny Lowery officiating. Arrangements will be an- Church Cemetery, Clarkton, Thursday, July 14 at 7:30 cornerstone in the Case and one great grandchild, He is survived by his par- nounced by S&L Funeral with Pastor Luel Campbell p.m. with Willie Powers of Ap- Veterinary Hospital carry- Gavin Krider Fritze. ents, Dewey Butler of Dublin Home of Fair Bluff. officiating. Burial will follow ostolic Church of Christ held ing out bookkeeping, re- and Louise Butler of Lumber- DAVID RAY HARRIS with a dove ceremony. S&L at Antioch Church. ception, and animal care ton; three brothers, Michael EARNEST BALDWIN CHADBOURN -- David Ray Funeral Home of Fair Bluff Friday, July 15 at 7:30 p.m. duties for many years. She Dewey Butler of Taylorsville, CLARKTON -- Earnest Bald- Harris, 66, died Monday, July is handling the arrangements. with Bishop Morris Aeikins was originally a member of Charlie Mote and Charlie Ed- win died Tuesday, July 5. 4, 2011 in Goldsboro. He was She is survived by her father, of East Russel Street Church the Reformation Lutheran wards, both of White Oak; Arrangements will be an- the son of the late Chester and Nevada Jordan; her mother, of God of Fayetteville held at Church where she taught and three sisters, Christine nounced by Union Funeral Meta Ward Harris. Quenika L. Smith; and grand- Antioch Church. Sunday school and served Friend, Heather Mote and Home of Whiteville. Funeral services will be held parents, Darryl and Diane Mc- Saturday, July 16 at 7:30 in the Lutheran Church Ashley Edwards, all of White at 3 p.m. Thursday, July 7 at Millian. p.m. with Pastor Charles Mar- Women as President. Most Oak. Living Word Church in Chad- tin of Hope of Glory Church recently, she was a member ASALEE WILLIAMS bourn with Revs. Lester A. Clarendon held at Antioch Church. of St. Paul’s Evangelical BROOKLYN, N.Y. -- Asa- Holcomb and Willard McPher- Walter’s Chapel Sunday, July 17 at 11 a.m. Lutheran Church. lee Williams, 63, formerly of son officiating. Interment will FWBC to hold with Elder Porter or Roches- Final rites will be held at Boardman, died Sunday, July follow in Chadbourn Memori- AMEZ to hold ter, N.Y. and at 5 p.m. with Pas- 10 a.m. Friday, July 8 at St. 3 at her residence. al Cemetery. Visitation will be VBS July 11-15 tor Charles Pridgen of Atkin- Paul’s Evangelical Luther- Final rites will be held at 1 held from 7-9 p.m. Wednesday, program July 9 Clarendon Freewill Baptist son Temple Holiness Church an Church with burial fol- p.m. Friday, July 8 at Peoples July 6 at Worthington Funeral Walter’s Chapel AME Zion Church will hold its Vacation held at Antioch Church. lowing at Hillcrest Abbey Funeral Home Chapel in Home in Chadbourn. Church of Bolton will hold its Bible school Monday, July The pastor is Bishop Bruce Memorial Park. The family Whiteville. Burial will follow He is survived by his wife, annual 12 Tribe Program on 11-Friday, July 15 from 6:30-9 Alderman. will receive friends Thurs- in the Williams Family Cem- Annella “Ann” W. Harris of Saturday, July 9 at 6 p.m. p.m. The theme is “Inside Out day from 6–8 p.m. at Fox & etery in Boardman. the home; step-children, Jef- The guest speaker will be and Upside Down on Main Weeks Funeral Directors, She is survived by two sis- frey Grainger of Asheville, the Rev. Chavis McMillan, Street.” Bolton COGIC Hodgson Chapel. ters, Janice Williams and Lou- Kimberly Ann Register and pastor of First Baptist Mis- The church is located at She is survived by two ise Mason, both of Boardman; to hold appreciation Christy Grainger, both of sionary Church of McDonald. 3960 Williams Road. sons, Francis Horace Case and one brother, Lagous Wil- Whiteville; two sisters, Sarah Bobby Cartrette is the pastor. service for Godfrey Jr. (Gloria) of Powder liams of Brooklyn, N.Y. H. Roberts of Charlotte and Springs, Ga., and Dr. Jerry Bolton COGIC will hold an Janice H. Byrd of Lake Wac- Case and daughter-in-law, Sandhill MBC appreciation service for Rev. camaw; two brothers, Cecil Family Fun Day Gail H. Case of Savannah, Dulah MBC Ryan Godfrey on Sunday, July Harris of Clarendon and Wil- to hold pastor Ga.; one daughter, Gail Mer- 24 at 4 p.m. lard A. Harris of Chadbourn; at Hallsboro rell (Nelson) of New Alba- The church is located at 150 and six step-grandchildren. anniversary to hold VBS ny, Ohio; seven grandchil- UMC July 9 Blacksmith Road. Sandhill Missionary Bap- Dulah Missionary Baptist dren, Chrissie Keebaugh, Thomas A. Wiggins Jr. is GOLDIE DAVIS Hallsboro United Method- tist Church will celebrate its Church will hold its Vacation Ashley Case, Laura Wiley, the pastor. BLADENBORO -- Goldie Da- ist Church will hold a Family pastor’s the Rev. Donald L. Bible school July 10-15 from Dr. Carla Case McCorvey, vis, 87, passed away on July Fun Day on July 9. This in- Thompson anniversary on 6:30-9 p.m. Janice Merrell, Brian Mer- 5, 2011. She was preceded in cludes a free meal and a gos- July 10. Rev. Anthony Jones The theme will be Big Ap- rell and Julie Merrell; death by her husband, Wil- pel concert. of Jerusalem Chapel, Coun- ple Adventure. The church is In Loving nine great-grandchildren; liam M. Davis, and a son, Billy The church holds Sunday cil, will conduct the 11 a.m. located at 12476 Swamp Fox and two sisters, Mona Fay Memory of Davis. school at 10 a.m., worship service and Rev. Clifton Free- Hwy. East, Tabor City. McLelland (Edward) and Funeral services will be held service at 11 a.m. and weekly man of First Baptist Church For more information call Betty Smith (Graham), all Pat Ivey at 1 p.m. on Saturday, July 9, Bible studies at 7 p.m. The of Elizabethtown will bring 653-2119. of Whiteville. July 17, 1946 - July 8, 2005 from Round Branch Baptist church is located at 1004 Halls- the message at 3 p.m. Dinner The family suggests re- Church with Rev. Victor Sin- boro Road South at the corner will be served between the two membrances be made in her gletary officiating. Burial will of Red Bug and Hallsboro services. memory to St. Paul’s Evan- follow in Davis Family Cem- roads. gelical Lutheran Church, etery. 10 W. 31st Street, Savannah, Cedar Grove BC to She is survived by a broth- Ga. 31401 or Hospice Savan- er, Jessie Morgan of Myrtle Hallsboro UMC hold VBS July 10-15 nah, P.O. Box 13190, Savan- of Whiteville, Inc. Beach, S.C.; two sisters, Vivi- Cedar Grove Baptist nah, Ga. 31416. to hold VBS “Service with Dependability, an Davis of Washington, D.C., Church will hold its Vaca- Distinction, and Dignity” Pauline Gibson, of Clinton, July 11-15 tion Bible school Sunday, July Ohio; one grandson; and three 10-Friday, July 15 at 6:15 p.m. CFC to hold Hallsboro United Method- We offer great grandchildren. The kickoff will be held ist Church will hold its Vaca- Saturday, July 9 from 4-6 p.m. We saw you getting tired women’s day tion Bible school July 11-15 for Pre-need Planning The church is located on & a cure was not to be. Men’s meeting at “Shake it up Cafe.” The VBS Cedar Grove Church Road in and Insurance So God put his arms around program July 10 this year is to help those in Bolton Senior/Youth Cerro Gordo. Rev. Jeff Stocks you & whispered “come Christian Fellowship need with food products. So Regardless of Age is the pastor. with me.” With tearful eyes Church will hold a women’s Center July 9 bring a canned food item. or Health Condition we watched & saw you pass day program at 3:30 p.m. July The church is located at A men’s meeting will be away. Although we love 10. The theme is “Order my 1004 Hallsboro Road South Family and Friends held Saturday, July 9 at 8:30 Highway 130 East, Whiteville you dearly, we could not steps in the Lord.” a.m. at the Bolton Senior/ at the corner of Red Bug and Day July 10 at Mt. Rev. Valarie Jacobs from Hallsboro roads. Phone (910) 642-4055 make you stay. A golden Youth Center, 15354 Sam Potts heart stopped beating, hard Breath of Life Women’s Fel- Hwy. with Mayor Frank A. Pleasant AME Zion Fax (910) 642-8535 lowship in New Jersey will working hands at rest. God Wilson as speaker. Breakfast Email be the guest speaker. Melissa Mt. Pleasant AME Zion broke our hearts to prove will be served. Union Chapel [email protected] Richardson Davis will be the Church of Riegelwood will he only takes the BEST! RSVP to the Bolton Town FWBC to hold hold its annual Family and Visit our website: mistress of ceremony and spe- Hall on or before Friday, July We love and miss you Mama Friends Day Sunday, July 10 www. peoplesofwhiteville.com #2098 cial music will be provided. 9 at 655-8945. Pew Rally July 17 For more information call during the morning worship LaDeen Powell, C.O.O. Evang. Pennie Richardson at Union Chapel Freewill at 11 a.m. 646-3388 or Avohne Antone at Union Chapel Baptist Church will hold a The guest speaker will be 646-3724. Pew Rally on Sunday, July 17 presiding elder of the Clark- The church is located at 5662 FWBC to hold at 11:30 a.m. Each captain is ton District the Rev. Dr. Flor- Sam Potts Hwy., Hallsboro. musical program asked to be present. ence Spearman Brown, pas- The church is located on tor of Greater Crysolite AME Union Chapel Freewill Bap- East Mill Street. Zion Church of Lumberton. Sweet Home tist Church will hold a musi- Elder J.C. Robinson is the Dinner will be served after cal program on Sunday, July pastor. morning worship. BC to hold 10 at 4 p.m. The church is located on VBS July 11-15 East Mill Street. Sweet Home Baptist Elder J.C. Robinson is the Card of Thanks Church will hold its Vacation pastor. Bible school July 11-15 from The kindness and sympathy of neighbors and 6:30-9 p.m. Supper is at 5:45 Fellowship Independent BC friends in our recent sorrow will always re- p.m. hosts Sunday services main with us a precious memory. Our sincere The theme will be Big Ap- Fellowship Independent ple Adventure. The church is Baptist Church, 3070 Halls- thanks and gratitude for all the comforting located at 3111 Walter Todd boro Road, will hold Morning acts, flowers, cards, food, calls and prayers. Road, Clarendon. Glory every Sunday in the For more information call month of July at 9 a.m. From the family of #2099 Pastor Wayne Faulk at 770- Elder Shawn Maynor is the Thomas Watson Brown, Jr. 4832. pastor. www.mckenziemortuary.net The News Reporter, Thursday, July 7, 2011 – 9-A Chaplain Lance retires from U.S. Army Reserves Chaplain (LTC) Timothy istry degree from Tri-county A. Lance has retired from the Bible College in Maxton in U.S. Army Reserves after 28 2001. years of service. He began Lance was mobilized in his career as soldier when he February 2002 to support the received the B.S. degree (cum war efforts in Afghanistan. laude), in general business He served as the operations administration from South chaplain for the Corps Sup- Carolina State College in 1983, port Command (COSCOM) and was commissioned as a at Ft. Bragg until 2004, and second lieutenant (2LT) in the then served as the rear de- U.S. Army. tachment chaplain until 2005 A native of Georgetown, while the unit was deployed S.C., he is married to the for- to Iraq. He supervised four mer Priscilla Singleton and junior chaplains, providing they have four children. He is religious support to more than pastor of Mt. Olive Missionary Chaplain Timothy Lance 2000 soldiers. He was released Baptist Church near White- from active duty September ville and former moderator of 2006 and continued to serve the New Era Association. He Special Warfare Training as a reserve chaplain with the teaches at Chadbourn Middle Group (ABN), USAJFKSWC, 1st Sustainment (Command School. Ft. Bragg, as the Group S-4. Theater). Ann Singletary Richards, John Singletary, award recipient Chris Harris and Craig Slat- Lance attended the U.S. In 1993 he was voluntarily In September 2008 he was er, MD, chief medical offcer at Columbus Regional Healthcare. Army Quartermaster Officer released from active duty to deployed with the 321st Sus- Basic Course and was as- pursue a Masters of Divinity tainment Brigade, Baton signed to Ft. Lee, Va., where to become a chaplain. Rouge, La. The unit was re- he confessed Jesus as Lord. His military awards and leased early from the Iraqi He served as a deacon for the decorations include the Le- Theater and Lance accepted a Singletary family sponsors Liberty Chapel Gospel Service gion of Merit, Meritorious position with the 402d Army at Ft. Lee and completed the Service Medal(2nd award), Field Support Brigade and U.S. Army Quartermaster Army Commendation Medal, continued to serve at Joint memorial award at CRHS Officer Advance Course in Army Achievement Medal Base Balad until February 1987. He was assigned to the (2nd award), National Defense 2010. Upon his return from The John B. Singletary and her father presented the tary’s husband, John B. Sin- Hohenfels Training Area in Service Medal, Global War Iraq he was assigned as com- family recently established an award to Harris. gletary and children, Ann Germany from August 1987 to on Terrorism Service Medal, mand chaplain for the 143d employee award at Columbus The generosity of the Sin- Singletary Richards, Bob Sin- August 1990, serving as chief Parachutist Badge and the Expeditionary Sustainment Regional Healthcare System gletary family will allow the gletary and Dan Singletary. of logistics from 1987 to 1989 Parachute Rigger Badge, Ho- Command (ESC) covering 11 Bettie Singletary, who died in the memory of their wife hospital to recognize and and headquarters company henfels Most Valuable Volun- states in the Southeast Region. and mother, Bettie Singletary. reward the annual winner last December, had many commander from 1989 to 1990. teer Award. Lance served as the “stated To be presented annually, of the “Good Catch Award” connections with CRHS in- While in Germany, Lance Lance earned a Masters of supply pastor” for the Do- the Bettie Ann Lamb Single- program. cluding the fact that she was acknowledged the call to the Divinity (summa cum laude) than Presbyterian Church in tary Memorial Award was Established last summer, born in the Maultsby house, preaching ministry and was from Shaw Divinity School Maxton from January 1994 to established to recognize an the employee recognition pro- the first site of the hospital ordained by the General Bap- in Raleigh in 1994, and was October 1997. employee for going “above gram is designed to encour- in Columbus County and tist Association of West Ger- awarded the American Bible He served as an advisor for and beyond” the routine to age hospital staff to report she also helped organize the many, Belgium, and other Society’s Achievement Award the Fayetteville chapter of the improve patient safety. unplanned events that did candy stripers program many countries. He served as de- for studies in biblical lan- Women’s AGLOW Fellowship At the 2011 hospital em- not result in injury, illness or years ago. nominational lay leader (pas- guages. He is endorsed by the from 1995 to December 2000. ployee service awards ban- damage, but may have had the Singletary served in the tor) of the Hohenfels Gospel National Baptist Convention, He says he is a servant of quet, held in May, the memo- potential to do so. Red Cross during WWII and Service from October 1989 USA Inc. He completed the Jesus Christ and his greatest rial award was presented to Quality and safety experts volunteered with the local Red to August 1990 when he re- U.S. Army chaplain officer ba- desire is to be an instrument Christopher Harris of the believe that examining these Cross Chapter over the years turned to the United States sic course in 1999 and received of peace and love in a dying Imaging Department. close calls provides hospitals in Whiteville. and was assigned to the 1st an honorary Doctor of Min- world. Ann Singletary Richards, with a critical opportunity daughter of Bettie Singletary, to identify and implement was on hand to accept the per- potentially lifesaving risk- petual plaque that will hang in reduction strategies. the lobby of the hospital. At The memorial award was an earlier ceremony, Richards established by Mrs. Single- Fibromyalgia support group meets July 11 $ $ $ $ $ $ The Southeastern Neu- Meetings are held at the romuscular Rehabilitation Southeastern Lifestyle Day Johnson Home Medical Is Putting Our Center is sponsoring a fibro- Spa behind the Southeastern myalgia support group that Lifestyle Center for Fitness Johnson Home Medical Is Putting Our will meet at 4 p.m. on Monday, and Rehabilitation, 4895 Fay- July 11. Chiropractor Dr. Eric etteville Road in Lumberton. Money Where Our Service Is Nance will present a program Refreshments will be pro- Money Service on how Tai Chi, in its gentlest vided. Registration is required Where Our Is form, can be effective in man- by calling 735-2830 or emailing We are confdent you will love our service and aging fibromyalgia pain. [email protected]. 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Peace Baptist Church is hold- The theme is PandaMania, ing Marvelous Mondays with Where God is Wild about You. eight different preachers ev- The kickoff will be held ery Monday beginning July Saturday, July 16 at 5 p.m. 11 until Aug. 29 at 7 p.m. The Children need to wear a speaker for July 11 is Dr. Ron bathing suit, water shoes and Lynch. The church is located bring a beach towel. Come In And Meet Us at 653 Love Mill Road in White- There will be Bible stories, ville. For more information call crafts and games. Sandwiches NOW IN WHITEVILLE 642-0251 or 640-7237. 1727 S. Madison St. “Hills Grocery Shopping Center” Animal Control Advisory Council Phone: 910-642-0192 Fax: 910-642-0198 will hold a meeting Tuesday, July 12 at 6:30 p.m. at the Columbus County Animal Shelter. July 7, 11, 2011 Editorials Te News Reporter, Tursday, July, 7 2011
Uniform policy The College will be worth Connection By KATHY MATLOCK growing pains President Southeastern Community College Public hearing on redistricting today Columbus County Schools students will If you have traversed North Carolina from Murphy to Man- be required to wear uniforms this year, teo, you know that our state is a major undertaking for the nearly 8,000 home to a varied array of rural students at the system’s 20 schools. communities, small towns, Fortunately, the county schools will suburbs, and cities. Each of the benefit from the experiences of the state’s 58 community colleges Whiteville City Schools’ two-year-old responds to the distinctive set uniform policy. of opportunities and challenges The city The point facing its schools service area. At policy has Early communica- tion will be a key to a South- required pe- eastern riodic tweak- successful implenta- Commu- ing, but it has tion of county schools’ nity Col- been widely uniform policy; then, lege, we accepted by are proud students, enforcement must be of our parents and carried out fairly and 47-year teachers evenly. legacy of providing Matlock alike. Grant- higher ed, students in middle and high school education tailored to the specific prefer to express themselves with their needs of Columbus County. But own clothes and fashions, but parents, Public opinion if a recommendation from a teachers and administrators say that uni- newly released state study is im- forms are a vast improvement over the plemented, Southeastern would hodgepodge of clothes that once tested I saw a van being loaded up with over the country. lose our identity and our ability the boundaries of decency and distrac- Where do they go? dogs no one would want. They were I also know for a fact that two to meet unique local demands. tion. skinny, had skin problems, or were years ago pit bulls were adopted In 2009, the General Assembly directed its Program Evalua- The county schools policy is simpler This letter is in response to the just plain sick animals. from the shelter through the Inter- “cruelty” letter printed in last I was told they were going to a net. These dogs went to a fighting tion Division to study the most than the city schools’ and limits schools week’s public opinion. loving home. I was also told there ring in South Carolina. Just last efficient and effective way to to three colors: white and the two colors How can anyone know what is were bids being made on dogs year it happened again. administer the local community of each respective school. The policy also going on at the Columbus County whose pictures were put on the Take your animal to the shelter college system. appears to appropriately allow principals Animal Shelter when they live in Internet. and it will end up on one of these The Division recently re- more leeway for student spiritwear (for another state? And how is it pos- At times, as many as 50 dogs vans heading for another state. leased its results, which include example, students won’t have to wear sible for them to even adopt when have left the shelter. True, they go After the money is paid for the ani- a recommendation to reduce the spiritwear over their polo shirts). they live in another state? to other veterinarians and receive mals, they end up at other shelters number of small colleges, like The key to a successful implementa- One thing she may be right shots, but no health certificate or possibly dropped off on the side Southeastern, by merging some of them with other colleges. The tion of the county uniform policy will be about is the heart stick. Wonder is presented when they leave the of the road. Now that’s what you how they use it? The dog is held state. In case you are wondering, really call discarded. Too many evaluation claims that the state early communication, communication, up and poked in the heart. They this is against the law. When this unanswered questions. Too many could save up to $5.1 million in communication. are supposed to die instantly, but many animals leave on a weekly or government employees involved. administrative costs annually by As city schools administrators will at- sometimes it takes a second poke. monthly basis, one tends to wonder Too many money-hungry people. phasing in 15 mergers by 2018. test, the pants and shirts aren’t the hard Why are dogs being transported where they are going. One person $OROTHY &ENT Mergers would involve com- part – it was getting the point across after business hours? Why are they involved is from another country Bladenboro bining the administrations of about hoodies, belts, shoes and the appro- numbering between 50-70 every and she is getting rich from all of two or more colleges into one, priate length of skirts. week or two weeks? these animals. She has contacts all creating a multi-campus college. School staff and administrators also Functions such as senior ad- ministration, financial services, need to be prepared to deal with wide- human resources, public infor- spread violations the first few days and mation, institutional informa- give children and parents the opportu- Te enemy of the good tion, and information technol- nity to get it right. Once the grace period "Y $!6)$ 3#/44 sink or swim. If fate shines upon the choir director or shuttering a ogy would be merged. The newly has ended, though, administrators and NR Writers Group you, consider yourself lucky. If restaurant when a waitress pilfers merged administration would staff must be diligent to follow the policy not, be satisfied with becoming a from the cash register? Should we determine the staff needed at to the letter. Few things will cause more My late mother had her own statistic. discard the whole barrel if we find each campus to ensure smooth discontent among students than having management style. She always Their brand of freedom doesn’t one bad apple? operations of the college, ac- the policy interpreted differently for dif- accomplished the endless tasks include cooperation, compassion, Should we excise the cancer, cording to the report. I am as adamantly opposed ferent students. accompanying six children, but or a pursuit of the common good. or just throw the patient into the never seemed to be overwhelmed Their god is competition and un- dumpster? to this recommendation as you The county schools will also find, as likely are. I have explained did Whiteville, that many children don’t by them. She was a person of very bridled capitalism, come what may. No one, especially me, likes high standards but didn’t waste They are all too willing to throw the to the Program Evaluation have the means to buy more than one or inefficiency, waste, lack of account- her time and energy striving for a poor, the sick, and the old to the va- ability or, much less, corruption. In Division how a merger would two uniforms – if one at all – so parents, meaningless perfection. garies of the volatile marketplace addition, I think every able-bodied severely affect Southeastern’s churches, PTAs and businesses need To her, life was a series of goals, where profit, not human dignity, citizen should contribute to society ability to continue serving as to be prepared to step up to provide a projects, and tasks each deserving sets the agenda. at the highest level of their ability. the economic-development clothes closet at each school. their own level of accomplish- These often obnoxious arm- Some of us, however, take it an- and cultural hub for Columbus While it’s too early to tell if uniforms ment—some, your very best effort chair social critics complain inces- other step; we look upon society as County. I cited the highly successful have increased student proficiency in and, others, only “a lick and a santly that this government pro- a team effort and not an individual promise.” She would often say in gram has fraud and that program one. We observe that some people SCC Foundation as an example the city schools, they have improved of our community’s strong sup- discipline and removed what had become her own tongue-in-cheek wisdom, has waste, etc., etc. begin life with a head start while “Some things aren’t worth doing They bellow when the person in port for the college. I explained quite a distraction to learning. others begin with horrendous odds right!” She appreciated order, qual- front of them at the grocery store stacked against them. that the foundation’s donors ity, and effort, but was aware of uses food stamps when they have We don’t accept the popular contribute because they know the fact that perfection was rarely to use cash. They claim that our myth that some races are inferior, that their gifts will be wisely attainable or that important. whole system of government is cor- that women are second class citi- reinvested in Columbus County. Thumbs down French philosopher Voltaire ex- rupt, is “socialistic,” and therefore zens, and that the poor are some- Generous donations provide pressed the same thought with his needs to be abolished. how expendable. scholarships that make college accessible for students who s 4HE PROPOSED quotation, “The perfect is the en- Anybody who is halfway obser- We believe that when the fi- emy of the good.” By this, I think vant will acknowledge and accept nancial tide rises, it should lift all would otherwise be unable to 53 #ONGRESSIONAL attend. REDISTRICTING EFFORT he meant that, while admirable, the fact that no system, no busi- boats, not just the mega-yachts. We striving for perfection can often ness, no program, no organization, The foundation also sponsors IN THE 'ENERAL !S- also believe that those who have create insurmountable hurdles no person, no charity, no politician, profited so greatly by our economic programs such as the perform- SEMBLY HAS FAILED toward reaching a worthy goal. no political party, no religion, or system owe more to society than ing arts series, lecture series #OLUMBUS #OUNTY John Henry Newman put it an- anything else is perfect. Does that those who have little to give. and visual art exhibits that JUST AS THE PROPOSED other way: “A man would do noth- mean that all these entities should We believe that a civilized so- enrich the cultural landscape of REDISTRICTING DID ing if he waited until he could do it be eliminated? ciety helps people get what they Columbus County. IN GERRYMANDERED so well that no one could find fault.” With their knee-jerk approach, NEED, but not necessarily what The General Assembly has taken no action on the merger .ORTH #AROLINA From the television show Ally Mc- these same “patriots” judge any they WANT. Beal comes this one, “Sometimes... imperfection as a death sentence. And, finally, on the subject of proposal, and even if it does, (OUSE $ISTRICT Southeastern may not be af- 4HE TH #ONGRESSIO- when you hold out for everything, If a program spends 95 percent of perfection, Elbert Hubbard once you walk away with nothing.” its funding wisely and the remain- fected. Even so, the tremendous NAL $ISTRICT WHICH said: “To escape criticism - do I think of this motherly, conven- ing 5 percent is siphoned off by nothing, say nothing, be nothing.” strength of our foundation is HAD GROUPED #OLUM- tional, and age-old wisdom often those gaming the system, should In our country, regardless of what only one of many reasons to op- BUS #OUNTY MOSTLY and apply it to all kinds of different the whole system be discontinued? the critics preach, doing nothing is pose the recommendation. I am WITH INLAND RURAL quandaries. I think frequently of Isn’t that like closing the church no longer an option. confident that the SCC trustees COUNTIES WHICH IS the poisoned political climate in when the minister runs off with and other local advocates will WHERE #OLUMBUS our country and ponder solutions. join with community college partners across the state to en- BELONGS NOW ENCOM- Many among us have decided that government is evil by defi- sure that the General Assembly PASSES MORE COASTAL rejects this recommendation. COUNTIES THAT INCLUDE nition and should be starved to death through the reduction or While I am strongly opposed /NSLOW AND #ARTERET the elimination of taxes. These to the merger proposal, I fully COUNTIES NEITHER citizens, who call themselves Tea support the report’s second WITH WHICH #OLUM- Party Patriots and/or Libertarians, recommendation, which calls BUS HAS MUCH IN revel in criticizing every aspect of for the Community College COMMON #ONGRESS- both state and federal government. System Office to help coordinate MAN -IKE -C)NTYRE They reflexively claim that all so- purchasing among the state’s colleges. It is a common sense GOT HAMMERED TOO cial programs like Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, Smart Start, idea that could lead to signifi- 4HE PROPOSED DIS- cant savings. TRICT NOT ONLY SPLITS WIC, after-school programs, EPA, alternative energy incentives, We should continue to look ,UMBERTON IN HALF bank regulation, (or all regulation for such efficiencies, but the BUT IT ALSO DIVIDES for that matter) is the work of the negative effects of a merger on THE PRECINCT IN devil. the people of Columbus County WHICH HE LIVES They think every individual would far outweigh any poten- should stand alone in the world— tial savings. 4HE .EWS 2EPORTER 4HURSDAY *ULY ! People, Places and Things Te feld of pain and sorrow
By JEFFERSON WEAVER the largest ever reenactment shooting at us. and looked at the marker; Staff Writer of the Battle of Gettysburg Yet, halfway across the even though I am by heritage a (of course, they all were billed overgrown field we wondered Virginian, I am a North Caro- Thomas Traylor watched. as such). To avoid the traffic if we had made a bad mistake. linian by birth and raising. Ellis Covert was likely sick. around Washington City, we Our flatland feet faltered I thought I should feel some- Ben Weaver probably wait- left North Carolina just after in the furrows from the pre- thing special from the spot. ed. dark on Thursday evening, vious year; a stream running Sadly, I didn’t. It was just As important as Indepen- and arrived in Fairfield, Get- through the field was a bless- a little marker the size of a dence Day is to me as an tysburg’s lovely cousin, just edly cool place to bathe our tombstone. It didn’t even have Staff photo by Mark Gilchrist American, I have to remember after three in the morning. hands, but it caused a bog that the eloquent prose so common U.S. military veterans were recognized during the In- the date as a Southerner, too. We were what is often called sucked and stuck and held us on many of the other markers dependence Day celebration at South Columbus High From July 1, 1863, until “hard-core” reenactors, so we as we struggled through. we’d visited, the same ones School Friday evening. July 3, 1863, a lot of Amer- were dressed in our period A deer flashed past us, dis- being photographed by happy icans, both Northern and uniforms for the whole trip, turbed from its morning nap. tourists. Southern, had other things causing some The tall grass I wondered why. Hearing on redistricting today on their minds than the holi- amusing inci- cut our hands I wondered what could A public hearing on the McIntyre, to include Onslow day barbecue or fireworks or dents in res- and faces, and have driven men of disparate state’s redistricting plans is and portions of Carteret Coun- beach trip things most of us taurants and more than once backgrounds, but a common planned for today at UNC ty while excluding Duplin and enjoyed this past week. truck stops one of us needed nation, to fight so hard for Wilmington from 3 to 9 p.m. dividing McIntyre’s home As near as I’ve been able along the way. the other two to what they believed was right, The public hearing is one of county, Lumberton and home to research, I had 11 relatives F a i r f i e l d help us up from or just because they loved several taking place across precinct in half. Individuals who fought or served during was a quiet a stumbling fall. their comrades. the state and the first since the who would like to speak must the War Between the States. town at 3 a.m., Our canteens I wondered how many truly GOP-lead redistricting com- register an hour in advance They ranged from cavalrymen so we threw were dry before fought for the right to own or mittee released congressional of the hearing at the site. The to crooks, and from a sailor to our blankets we even reached free other human beings, as maps last week. The proposal hearing will be held Thursday, a scalawag, with most falling out and slept the stream, and the history books claim, and shifts Congressional District 7, July 7 at UNCW Education in between. in a g rassy t h e w o o l e n how many fought for the love currently represented by Mike Building Room 266. I won’t use the other, factu- parking lot. janes-cloth of of their homes, as did Captain ally incorrect name for that We drew a lot our unifor ms Tom, who abhorred slavery. war, because I am not a lem- of attention became soaked My eyes filled with tears ming, and refuse to follow the as the town as we sweated that morning as I thought of Farm loans for socially prevailing tide when it comes awoke and started its day to and collected the remaining those who made it this far, to names, especially when find us asleep in the parking morning dew. Woolen socks only to be forced back; I cried, disadvantaged farmers they are wrong. lot. We found out later that, in are grand for dry marching, too, for those who held to their Of my 11 relatives in The 1863, the bodies of wounded but they slip and slide and feel posts here, fighting back an The Farm Service Agency Farm ownership loans pro- War, at least one, probably soldiers who died in a nearby nasty after being soaked. invader not much different (FSA) targets funds for socially vide capital to purchase or two, and possibly three were home-turned-hospital had As we reached the three- than themselves. disadvantaged (SDA) individu- enlarge a farm, construct or present when General Rob- been piled where we slept. quarter mark, Moe and Dean My buddies teased me as als who want to operate or pur- improve buildings, promote ert E. Lee’s army penetrated One of our party had never and I became separated; the they came up – I hadn’t no- chase a family-size farm. soil and water conservation Pennsylvania and stopped off been to the national park at grass was too thick to see to ticed the charter bus full “This special financing is and pay closing costs. Direct at a little village for shoes. Gettysburg, so after a big either side, but by looking of Japanese tourists. They for people who have been sub- ownership loan terms are up Thomas Traylor – only breakfast in a cool restaurant ahead and up I could see I was snapped pictures and laughed jected to racial, ethnic or gen- to 40 years. Guaranteed loan rarely was he called ‘Tom’, we headed out to the battle- getting closer to the road. and cheered. Several clapped der inequality without regard terms are established by the always Uncle Thomas or Cap- field, guidebooks in hand, Moe and Dean came out a their hands and smiled. to their individual qualities. lender. tain Tom – was my father’s square-toed shoes on our feet. couple hundred yards down I had shed no blood on that SDA members include women, Qualified candidates are great-uncle. We have a silver Three of us had decided we from our original destination; field, save that which I left on African Americans, American provided information and as- cup Thomas won as the best were going to cross the field I was lucky enough that I was stems of sharp grass along the Indians, Hispanics, Asian and sistance to develop sound man- shot in the Petersburg Light where Pickett’s Charge took on the mark. They waved way. I never had to face a real Pacific islanders and Alaskan agement practices, analyze Infantry Grays, a militia unit place. While we couldn’t car- and started toward me, and I bullet during that weekend or natives,” said Dean Sasser, Co- problems and utilize available which he eventually came to ry our muskets on the park, stopped for a moment to catch any other at Gettysburg and lumbus County FSA farm loan resources essential for success- lead, for a while, as a regular there were no rules against my breath. a couple dozen other reenact- program manager. The Colum- ful farming operations to cope unit of the Virginia troops. On other appurtenances, so we Far behind me the line of ments. I wasn’t hungry, and I bus County farm loan program with the changing agricultural July 3, Thomas was serving in slung our foodbags, blanket cannons shimmered in the didn’t have to be thirsty. team covers Bladen, Bruns- environment. a staff position. rolls, and canteens, and start- growing heat. Brightly-clad I wanted to fuss at the tour- wick, Columbus, Robeson and SDA loan applicants do not That likely saved his life, ed walking. Paul promised tourists were taking photo- ists, but I didn’t know what I Scotland counties. receive automatic approval. In- since his unit was one of those to meet us in the other side, graphs of smiling kids sitting would say to them. The SDA program provides dividuals must be U.S citizens that crossed the fields in what where the exact spot of the on the old smoke-poles, their I couldn’t tell them that direct and guaranteed assis- with a satisfactory history of is now known as Pickett’s so-called “High Tide of the muzzles and vents blocked so they were standing on what, to tance in the form of farm meeting credit obligations; Charge. Confederacy” is marked with they could never again speak me, was holy ground – a field operating and farm ownership have sufficient education, Thomas came from a a simple monument. with authority. of pain and sorrow. loans. Direct loans are made to training or experience man- wealthy family, and late in The cannons behind us Ahead of me, across the applicants from FSA. Guaran- aging or operating a farm; life, when my father knew were silent, but the park was now-paved road, was a split Note to my readers: With teed loans are issued by lend- possess legal capacity to incur him, “Captain Tom” was a far from quiet. Tourists from rail fence. It was along a simi- rare exceptions, I do not like ing institutions, but typically debt; and be unable to obtain gentleman’s gentleman. From all over the world were visit- lar fence and a stone wall that to reprint columns, since I 90 or 95 percent of the loan is credit elsewhere. the stories Papa and Aunt ing Gettysburg, as they do the Confederate advance came consider doing so to be a lazy guaranteed by FSA. The local offie is at 45C Eleanor (his daughter) told every July 4 weekend, and we within a few yards of chang- habit. However, at the request Operating loans may be Government Complex Road, me, Captain Tom was the were never far from the sound ing the course of the war and of several folks, this column used to purchase livestock, Whiteville, and has office hours model Southerner. He was of cars winding their ways up our country; I had to move on. is an edited version of the equipment, feed, seed, and oth- Monday through Friday from 8 tall, sandy-haired, polite, and the Emmitsburg Pike. The steel plates on my piece by the same name which er business related expenses. a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The telephone charming; he drank a little, All of us were in good heels clicked oddly on the I wrote in 2009. Repayment terms run from one number is 642-2196 Ext. 2. but not much, and he was a physical condition, and well- pavement, and my canteen to seven years. decent businessman. hydrated; we had driven to the banged lonely against my hip. He was also – possibly – the battlefield in a comfortable I climbed over the fence, prob- only one of my relatives at van after a good breakfast. ably violating some federal Gettysburg who could read The temperature that day was law in the process, and made and write. He called the place cooler than it was when the my way to where a simple “a field of pain and sorrow.” men of Pickett and Pettigrew square monument barely Ellis Covert was likely any- and Armisted and the others peeked out of the overgrown thing but the classic South- crossed the field into waiting grass. ern gentleman. Ellis was my Federal gunfire so thick that It was at that spot, the mother’s double-great uncle, bullets actually struck each marker said, that a group of and came from a farm near a other in mid-flight. stubborn and likely scared village along the Chesapeake Then there was the little Tar Heels were the “farthest that featured good fishing advantage that no one was at Gettysburg.” I leaned over and hardscrabble farms. El- lis was apparently a sickly man; I’ve found several men- tions of him on hospital rolls. Whether he had a nervous stomach or an incredibly Hallsboro knack for saving his own skin, United Methodist Church Private Ellis Covert, fisher- man, height 5’4”, unmarried, had a tendency to end up on the sick rolls before major events like Fredericksburg, the Valley campaign, and yes, Gettysburg. Ben Weaver is one of those relatives all good Southern FREE DAY families like to forget. He too had a peculiar skill – that of EVENT! Saturday, July 9th being able to desert to the enemy, return to another unit starting at 3:00 pm from Virginia, then desert Traditional Family Fun Including: later if the mood suited him. How he never got shot I’ll UÊ>iÃÊiÊ->VÊ,>ViÃ]ÊÀÃiÊ- iÃ] never understand. 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Please join us for term, that word ancestor, but good old fashioned family fun and it is correct – and those of Christian fellowship. thousands of other Ameri- cans a few years ago when I 1004 Hallsboro Rd South, Hallsboro was at Gettysburg on July 3. I was a member of a living his- 910-499-1370 tory group that was partici- pating in what was billed as 12-A – The News Reporter, Thursday, July 7, 2011 No action on Water District IV fnancial troubles
By NICOLE CARTRETTE what the engineer was doing was needed before any deci- Staff Writer and the engineer didn’t know sions made on the issue. The what the county was doing,” board agreed but that meeting Residents in Columbus McNeil said. “You can’t go date has not yet been finalized. County Water District IV back but we’ve got to go for- While commissioners de- won’t see new special taxes ward and use wisdom. This is cide how to handle coming levied on their property yet. not a time when people have bills for the district with fewer Nor will delinquent customers money. Many are robbing Pe- customers than anticipated, a have their state income tax re- ter to pay Paul.” revived effort to bring water turns seized for non-payment McNeil said surrounding to the Hallsboro and Farmers or existing water customers areas pay less in taxes and wa- Union areas of the district is have their rates increase. ter and commissioners should emerging. Those are just some of the not make a hasty decision. Sydney Hazel of Hallsboro options offered to Columbus “Do not rush into it. Take told the board Monday the County commissioners who some patience–you are not need for water in the area was must decide what to do about dealing with a whole lot of a health issue. “I’m here in the a revenue shortfall in the people who can pay a lot of spirit of cooperation,” Hazel district that is increasing money,” McNeil said. said. “We need a system in each year and could eventu- Chairman Buddy Byrd, place to help the low income ally drain the system’s fund who represents much of the and elderly that don’t have a balance. district, suggested that correc- means to pay the rates.” About 80 customers in tions need to be made if there Hazel is concerned about the district refuse to pay the are people without meters saltwater encroachment and getting bills but “now that the minimum payment of $25 per the quality of water in private line is in the ground it has to month. While they signed up wells. be paid for.” for the water, some have not “I applaud what you have “We don’t need to impose a paid the additional $50 deposit done in the past. My neigh- to start the water service and tax on them like in District II bors and I are concerned do not have a water meter. Oth- and III. That’s very unfair and about the water district. We’ve ers have a meter but have not should be a last resort,” Byrd had deposits with the water tapped into the system. said. “This district was all department for 10 years and Under the terms of the figured based on the number haven’t received any water,” county’s water contract, cus- of homes that would connect. Hazel said. Hazel said a com- tomers agreed to pay a mini- We don’t want to hurt anyone. munity meeting is planned mum payment and County We do not want to levy a tax.” on July 14 at Hallsboro Fire Attorney Mike Stephens says Byrd suggested the county Department at 6 p.m. they are legally bound to pay waive penalty fees that in “We haven’t forgotten the bill. some instances account for about them,” Byrd said, ask- Gene McNeil of Cemetery half of the $30,000 owed to the ing Public Utilities Direc- Road in Riegelwood was one water district. Some bills total tor Kip McClary to be at the of the early supporters of the as much as $500 per household. water system. He was instru- meeting. Staff photo by Mark Gilchrist “We should forgive the pen- mental in mounting support alties and give those people Riding the wind for the system but Monday an opportunity to get back he urged commissioners to so they won’t be delinquent,” A kite surfer on the north side of Lake Waccamaw Saturday approaches the pier at consider the times. Baldwin reunion Dale’s Seafood. Byrd said. “With these economic con- That was an option the The descendants of the late ditions, it’s a serious time,” majority of the board was not William Baldwin and Alberta McNeil said. “People are hurt- ready to act on. Commissioner Baldwin Jones will be held on ing and some of us are just Saturday, July 23 and Sunday, Ricky Bullard thought it was making it.” giving special treatment to the July 24. McNeil pointed out some of new district without consid- Saturday: The descendants the people getting bills don’t eration for Districts II and III will be at Fullers in Lumber- have a meter. “You are talking where taxes are levied. ton from 2:30-5:30 p.m., all you about raising taxes or taking “We don’t have enough can eat buffet for $13. income taxes and I don’t be- customers to make the pay- Then bowling at 701 Lanes lieve that is the right thing to ments,” County Manager Bill in Whiteville from 6:30-8 p.m. do,” McNeil said. Sunday: There will be a Clark reiterated. “We’ve got He criticized the lack of cookout and dinner at the to get the customers. We need communication between the home of Sharon Shipman, those 80 customers or we are county and engineers. “I be- 179 Johnny George Lane from going to be in trouble.” lieve that and do know for a 3 until in the Welches creek Commissioner Amon McK- fact the county didn’t know community. enzie suggested a workshop
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Sports Editor Post 10 is the top seed “We’ll have to play some from the Area 2-East League really good baseball in order It’s one of the staunchest while Post 137 is the No.2 to do well in this series,” said American Legion Baseball seed from the Area 2-West Dean Sasser, whose squad lost rivalries in North Carolina League. to Post 10 in four games of last and the Southeastern United Post 137, now carrying a year’s Area 2 championship States. 16-8 record, opened the playoffs series. Whiteville Post 137 and with a three-game sweep of the “Post 10 is solid across the Wilmington Post 10, teams Wilmington Bucs team, and board. They have plenty of whose pride and traditions Post 10 made a clean sweep of good pitching, and they all date back more than six de- Wallace. swing the bat well. You can’t af- cades, will square off again the The Post 137-Post 10 series ford to make mistakes against Area 2 playoffs in a best-of-five winner will take on the Hope them." semi-final series beginning Mills-Morehead City winner Post 137 finished runnerup Friday, in the Area 2 championship to Hope Mills in the Area The opening game of the series. 2-West regular-season stand- series will be played Friday Morehead City will play ings. night at 7 at Wilmington’s host to the 2011 North Carolina Hope Mills posted a 10-2 Buck Hardee Field. Game American Legion Tournament league record while Whiteville Staff photo by Mark Gilchrist 2 will be played Saturday and holds an automatic berth finished at 9-3 in league play. Puttin’ on the brakes night at 7 at Whiteville’s in the event. Thus, Post 137, Whiteville and Hope Mills Whiteville Post 137’s Derrick Bracey comes to a quick halt while getting caught in Post 10 and Hope Mills are Legion Stadium. Game 3 split their four regular-season a rundown between second and third base in last Friday’s Area 2 American Legion will be back in Wilmington the remaining teams battling games. baseball series playoff game against the visiting Wilmington Bucs at Legion Stadium. on Sunday at 7. for the only other Area 2 state Last season, Post 137 ad- If necessary, Game 4 will tournament slot. vanced to the finals of the Bracey got out of the jam with the help of a throwing error by the Bucs. Post 137 be played in Whiteville on Whiteville Post 137 played North Carolina American Le- swept three games in winning the best-of-fve series. Coach Dean Sasser’s White- Monday at 7, and Game 5 Coach Scott Sandlin’s Post 10 gion Tournament in Asheboro. ville team will open a best-of-fve semi-fnal series with Wilmington Post 10 on Friday. will be played on Tuesday in three non-league games in District 2 DY Majors Tournament set to begin Saturday at Tabor City
The 2011 District 2 Dixie timist will collide with host Saturday’s supplemental Youth Majors (ages 11-12) South Columbus. tournament games will have Baseball Tournament will be- Sunday’s round will have Whiteville going against Co- gin Saturday, and run through the Riegelwood-Nakina loser lumbus County at 4 p.m., and next Wednesday or Thursday facing the Whiteville Optimist- Bladen County meeting South at the Tabor City Recreation South Columbus loser at 5. At Columbus at 6. Complex. 7, the Riegelwood-Nakina win- Sunday’s loser’s bracket Along with the six-team ner will take on the Whiteville game will be played at 4, fol- championship tournament, Optimist-South Columbus lowed by the winner’s bracket there will be a four-team sup- winner. game at 6. plemental tournament played Bladen County and Colum- on an adjoining field. bus County will have second- The Columbus County DY Championship tourna- round byes. League has won 26 of the last ment play will begin Saturday The District 2 Tournament 40 District 2 championships. at 3 p.m. with Nakina going winner will receive a berth in Whiteville Optimist has won against Riegelwood. At 5 p.m., the 2011 North Carolina Dixie nine. (See list of past District Bladen County will square off Youth Majors Tournament, 2 Tournament champions on with Columbus County. which is scheduled to begin 2B). At 7 p.m., two-time defend- on July 22 at Charlotte South Staff photo by Mark Gilchrist ing champion Whiteville Op- Park.
Staff photo by Mark Gilchrist Columbus County shortstop Cody Benton (left) tries to come up with a throw at second base as Riegelwood’s Jaylen Pyatt slides safely into the bag during Monday’s third- round game of the District 2 Dixie Youth AAA Baseball Tournament at Mike Mobley Dixie Girls Sofball Field. Columbus County pulled out a 13-12 victory to advance to fourth-round play. Whiteville Optimist, Nakina Five county teams to open advance to fnal round of state tournament play District 2 AAA Tournament Saturday at Wilmington Columbus County will be bracket. team double-elimination HALLSBORO - Unbeaten Tyson added hits Austin Fine and Wesley Ward well represented this week The East Columbus Angels Belles bracket. Whiteville Optimist and once- In Monday’s third round, also had hits. in New Hanover County as it (ages 9-10) will clash with West The Columbus County beaten Nakina gained berths Whiteville posted its second For Riegelwood, Jadakiss will have five entries in the Stanly on Saturday at 11:30 Debs (ages 16-18) will go in the finals of the 2011 Dis- straight tournament win, pull- Watkins had three hits, and 2011 North Carolina Dixie a.m., in the opening round of against Montgomery County trict 2 Dixie Youth AAA (ages ing away in the final two in- Jaylen Powell, Zach Brown Girls Softball Tournament. the eight-team double-elimina- on Saturday in the opening 9-10) Baseball Tournament nings to take a 12-3 winner’s and Dylan Patrick had two The event, set for Cape tion Angels bracket. round of the seven-team dou- by taking semi-final victories bracket decision over Nakina. hits apiece. Fear Optimist Park in Wilm- The South Columbus Po- ble-elimination Debs bracket. Tuesday night. Dylan Lawson was the winning ington, will begin Friday nytails (ages 11-12) will take All of the Columbus Nakina and Whiteville met pitcher, and Brooks Baldwin SUPPLEMENTAL evening with opening cer- on Reidsville on Saturday at 1 teams, except for the Debs, Wednesday night in the cham- drilled out four hits, including TOURNAMENT emonies. Tournament play p.m., in the opening round of earned state tournament pionship round. See result at a double. Columbus County took a will begin Saturday and run the eight-team double-elimina- berths by winning their re- whiteville.com. Eli Wilson drilled a three- 13-9 victory over Whiteville through next Wednesday. tion Ponytails bracket. spective divisions of the Nakina took a 9-1 victory run homer in the fourth in- Optimist Tuesday to extend the The East Columbus Sweet- The South Columbus Belles recent District 9 Tournament over Bladen County, and White- ning, and Austin Kenyon and tournament one more night. ees (ages 5-6, T-Ball) will (ages 13-15) will square off held at Tabor City. ville Optimist topped Colum- Will Hinson each had three Columbus County and take on Town Creek on Sat- with the host Cape Fear team The Deb squad received an bus County 7-4 in Tuesday’s hits. Lawson had two hits while Whiteville Optimist squared urday at 1 p.m., in the open- on Saturday at 1:30 p.m., in the automatic berth in the state round. Winning Nakina pitch- Lincoln Ransom, Ethan Bass off again on Wednesday for ing round of a nine-team opening round of the eight- tournament. er Dawson Benton belted two and Chandler Merritt each had the championship. See result double-elimination Sweetees hits and Dyna Jeffries ripped a one hit. at whiteville.com. double. Chandler Ward, Bubba For Nakina, which suffered Timmy Britt had a double Jeffries, Dre Ganus, Dalton its first loss in three tourna- and Dawson Butler had two Hawes and Latrell Brown also ment games, Dre Ganus and hits for Columbus County. Riegelwood, S. Columbus DY AA teams had hits. Chandler Ward each had two Dylan Blackwell, Kenji Bowen Shy Pone and Drake Little hits. Ganus had a double. Con- and Cash Justice also had to compete in state tournament at Dunn had hits for Bladen County. nor Ward and John Soltysbak hits. Tanner Hester, C. Smith The Riegelwood All-Stars will take on West qualify for the state tournament. Jake Harwood was the win- had one hit each. and Ack Storms had hits for Robeson American Saturday at 12:30 p.m., and Whiteville Optimist won the District 2 ning pitcher in the Whiteville Also on Monday, Columbus Whiteville Optimist the South Columbus All-Stars will go against Tournament with an undefeated record, but in win over Columbus County County pulled out a 13-12 vic- Monday, Whiteville topped Bunn Saturday at 2 p.m., in the opening round keeping with its league policy, it will not com- with Bud Baldwin providing tory over Riegelwood. The loss Bladen County 18-4. of the 2011 North Carolina Dixie Youth AA pete in state tournament play. relief help. eliminated the Riegelwood Zack Ivey was the winning (ages 8-9, coach-pitch) Tournament at Dunn. Top finishers in the state tournament will Baldwin had two hits and squad from the tournament. pitcher, and Logan Hooks had Opening ceremonies for the 16-team double- advance to the Region I AA Tournament, Harwood stroked a double. Cole Benton, Dylan Hamilton, two hits. Getting one hit each elimination tournament will be held Friday which is scheduled to open on July 30 at Flor- Matthew Smith had one hit. Bennett Ivey and Shawn Tyson for Whiteville Optimist were evening. ence, S.C. Ben Ivey had a two-run each had two hits for Columbus Joey Kurtyka, Trey Browning, Riegelwood and South Columbus placed Region 1 consists of North Carolina, South single for Columbus County, County, and Nick McLamb con- Zack Ivey, Matthew Jenkins second and third respectively in last week’s Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and the north- and Cole Benton and Shawn tributed a two-run single, and and Jonathan Cook. District 2 AA Tournament at Tabor City to ern half of Georgia.
Buy one pair at regular 2 for 1 plus $1 Sale! price, get second pair of equal or lesser value for ONLY SHOE FAIR ® S. Whiteville illage Whiteville 642-3664 J.Reneé 2B -The News Reporter, Thursday, July 7, 2011 Dixie Youth All-state sofball District 2 South Columbus’ Long named Majors 2A East N.C. Player of Year champions Chelsey Long, a rising se- 1971 - Columbus County nior at South Columbus High 1972 - Columbus County School, has been named the 1973 - Columbus County East Player of the Year on 1974 - Columbus County the North Carolina Softball 1975 - Columbus County Coaches Association 2A All- 1976 - Whiteville Optimist State team for the 2011 season. 1977 - Whiteville Optimist Long is a three-year starter 1978 - Leland as a shortstop and pitcher for 1979 - Columbus County the SCHS Lady Stallion team. 1980 - Columbus County She has competed in the North 1981 - Columbus County Carolina State Games for the 1982 - Whiteville Optimist past three years. 1983 - Columbus County Stephanie Jones of C.D. 1984 - Columbus County Owen was named the West 1985 - Columbus County Player of the Year. 1986 - Columbus County Other Columbus County 1987 - Columbus County players select to NCSCA 2A 1988 - Columbus County All-State team are Whiteville 1989 - Columbus County High catcher Brianna Smith, Chelsey Long 1990 -Tabor City shortstop Cori Dew, third base- District 9 Ponytail champs baseman, Shanna Cummings, 1991 - Whiteville Optimist The South Columbus All-Stars went unbeaten in four games to win the recent 2011 man Khrystina White and 1992 - Chadbourn second baseman Sam Bass; catcher Shanita Hampton, 1993 - Columbus County District 9 Dixie Ponytails (ages 11-12) Softball championship at Tabor City. The South and South Columbus catcher pitcher Kelsey Jacobs, first 1994 - Columbus County Columbus team, which won its second straight District 9 title, will play Reidsville Jade Fowler. baseman/catcher Danielle 1995 - Columbus County Saturday at 1 p.m., in the opening round of the 2011 North Carolina Dixie Ponytails Making the All-State 1A Monroe and first baseman/ 1996 - Whiteville Optimist Tournament in Wilmington. Team members are, front row, left to right, Kiera Brown, team are East Columbus third outfielder Madeline Pierce. 1997 - Whiteville Optimist Hailey Sarvis, Alexis Suggs, Taylor Turbeville, Alex Chestnutt; back row, Kourtney 1998 - Columbus County 1999 - Columbus County Grainger, Courtnee Faulk, Coach Jason Chestnutt, Sadryne Jacobs, Lindsey Jones, Lady Pack Basketball Camp 2000 - Columbus County Autumn Anderson, Coach Steven Suggs, Savannah Elliott, Coach Natalie Grainger. 2001 - Columbus County The Lady Pack Basketball basketball coach Serena Smith. 2002 - Columbus County Camp will be held July 11-15 Cost per camper will be $30. 2003 - Columbus County at the Whiteville High School For more information, con- 2004 - Columbus County gym. tact Smith at 874-5730 or assis- 2005 - Whiteville Optimist Each daily session will run tant coach Mandy Thurston at 2006 - Columbus County from 9 a.m. to noon under the 840-0572. 2007 - Columbus County direction of WHS girls head 2008 - Nakina 2009 - Whiteville Optimist 2010 - Whiteville Optimist Whiteville football camp to be held July 11-12 Sports A free football camp for The camp is open to chil- children and youth will be held dren and youth of all ages. July 11-12 on the Whiteville While there is no charge for clinics High School band practice the camp, parents are required The Columbus County De- field, adjacent to the WHS gym. to pre-register their children Both sessions will run from for the camp. partment of Parks and Recre- The Columbus County-based C&J AAU basketball team is currently in Charlotte, competing in 9 a.m. until noon. Pre-registration deadline ation will conduct the follow- the Queen City Summer Showcase. The event has drawn 150 teams from Maryland to Florida. Community coaches and is July 8. Call 910-770-5616 to ing sports enrichment clinics Team members are, front row, left to right, Steven Hyatt, Marquise Lendon, Gage Lassiter, Ant- Waccamaw Conference players will be on hand to teach register. during the month of July. wan Jones, Mack Jenkins, Carlos Smith. Back row, head coach Rev. Chris Carey, Austin Mc- baseball standings fundamentals and basic drills. Daniel, Jacob Rabon, Ricky Ratliff, Pharoah McKever, Ronald Ratliff, Randy Daniels, Fuquon VOLLEYBALL - 11th An- Thompson, Chaplain Stewart Shumway, Waccamaw Conference nual Skills and Drills Enrich- sofball standings ment Clinic, July 11 through 14, 4 to 6:30 p.m., at Whiteville West Columbus Golf Tournament High School gym. Ages 11-18. Clinic instructor will again set for Aug. 13 at Diamondback Find be former Whiteville High and The sixth annual West The tournament will begin UNC-Pembroke athletic stand- Columbus High School Golf with a shotgun start at 10 a.m. out and UNCP coach Beverly Tournament will be held Sat- Your Entry fee is $240 per four- Justice. Cost is $35 per camper. urday, Aug. 13, at Diamond- man team and includes a mulli- Pre-registration is preferred. back at Woodland Valley Golf gan and red tee for each player. Club (on S.C. 9 just outside Snacks, drinks and a post- Home BASEBALL - July 18-21, Tabor City). tournament meal are included. 5 -7:30 p.m., at Southeastern The golfing event is a major Hole sponsorships are avail- Community College baseball fund-raiser for the WCHS ath- able for $50 each. Here! field. Ages 12 through 18, letic department. Cost per participant is $35. Pre-registration deadline is July 15. SCC head baseball coach Scott Johnson will direct the camp.
SOFTBALL - July 18-21, Whiteville High School softball field, ages 12 through 18. Field of Dreams Cost per participant is $35. The Whiteville Tip Top Florist tee-ball team celebrated Pre-registration deadline in the end of its season by participating in the June 25 “Field July 15. of Dreams” program with the Myrtle Beach Pelicans at Clinic instructors will be BB&T Coastal Field. Team players got to join Pelican college players Courtney Long players as they took the feld prior to the game and each (Peace College), Caroline New- received an autographed baseball. Team members are, man (UNC-Pembroke), Morgan Patrick (UNC-Pembroke), Bri front row, left to right, Josh Harrison, Grayston Bell, Col- Jacobs (Coker College) and by Hooks, Katlyn Tyson, Lorelai Palmer, Teddy Kurtyka. Kelly Strickland (Liberty Uni- Second row, Reed Threadgill, McKenzie Harrison. Back versity). row, coaches Dean Tyson, Robert Bell, Chris Harrison. Not pictured, Dimitri Boone, Clair Boone. For pre-registration and other information pertaining to all clinics, call the Colum- bus County Department of Parks and Recreation at 640- BETTERAre found in The Classifieds JOBS 6624.
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Campers and staff of last week’s 9th annual Chris Wilcox Basketball Camp gather for a group picture. The weeklong camp drew more than 200 participants. Chris Wilcox (stand- ing in the middle of the back row in gray shirt) has held his camp in Whiteville since beginning his career in the National Basketball Association in 2002. Wilcox, currently a mem- ber of the Detroit Pistons, led Whiteville High School to the 1999 state 2A championship and played a key role on the 2002 national championship University of Maryland team. Purchase fshing license for N.C. coastal waters
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Closing Date: Open until filled ies of all college transcripts, must be and/or customer service is a plus. 21st for those interested in receiving Salary: 20,502 - 40,910 received in the Human Resources For consideration in joining our team their certification. SPRIGGING/PLANTING Office by the closing date. submit resume to: Part-Time CSR, Any questions, please call Roger Duties: of Coastal Bermuda grass. Call 649- Human Resources Office P.O. Box 339, Whiteville, NC 28472. Chestnutt at 910-625-8797 or Jes- 6145 or 770-0910. Provide emergency and non-emer- sica Hall at 910-642-2586. gency communication response to Fayetteville Technical Community the public requesting law enforce- College, PO Box 35236, Fayetteville, ment or emergency services. NC 28303 Phone: (910) 678-8378 Fax: (910) NOTICE TO PUBLIC a Requirements: 678-0029 JOHN DEERE 6X4 Gator, new Internet: http://www.faytechcc.edu BIG AUCTION Thorough knowledge of the geogra- engine. Very good condition. $3,000. 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Black leather cover, Maple Street, Sanford, NC. Selling or an equivalent combination of edu- PER ROOM / AREA ing in the community. Anyone wishing to obtain complete with several cue sticks & for the NC Department of Revenue for cation and experience. (2 room minimum) rack. $1,800. Call 910-234-1334. information concerning Fair Housing will find it Unpaid Taxes. Trucks, Welders, Mill- Apply at the Employment Secu- “Clean Carpet At A Low Price” ing Machine, Metal Band Saws, Pipe DISH NETWORK DELIVERS more available to him or her in the County Administra- rity Commission. 630 S. Madison Owned/Operated by Tools, Shop Equipment, New Welder/ for less! Packages starting at $24.99/ Randy and Myra Williamson Generator, Dewalt, Makita, Milwau- mo. Local channels included! FREE Street, Whiteville, NC 28472. Colum- tive Building. The County Project Coordinator will kee. www.ClassicAuctions.com. 704- HD for life! Free BLOCKBUSTER® bus County is an Equal Opportunity 642-6888 be available to assist in answering questions related 791-8825, ncaf5479. movies for 3 months. 1-888-679-4649 Employer. Mobile 840-2388 to Fair Housing. During the implementation of the FOR SALE - 6 1/2 X16 FT. all steel 100 Pets & Animals heavy built trailer. Triple axle. $699. County’s Community Development Block Grant the Call 642-6501. FOR LEASE/RENT County will be actively involved in educating its AKC GREAT DANE PUPS A great opportunity, grill fully equipped ready to GOLF CART BATTERIES, new $450 various colors. $500. Ready 7/8/11. citizens with regards to equal housing rights. set plus tax and exchange. Call 612- do business. Hills Food Stores Shopping Center, 4m/4f. 843-798-1341 5699 Lake Waccamaw, NC July 7, 2011 BLONDE 8MTH SHEPHERD Mix GOLF CARTS FOR SALE or rent. Call Contact Premiere Real Estate 642-2222 or Cheryl Ward 642-6044 needs great home! House-broken & 910-770-2951 loves attention! Call or text for ALL info. No adoption fee. 770-0375. METAL BUILDING - Roof rusting and leaking? Don’t patch, coat or BULLDOG PUPPIES FOR SALE. tear off! Roof over with (NEW) Gal- FULL blooded. Mostly white. Call valume-plus roof. Call for free quote 648-4095. 910-654-4020. CKC MALTIPOO PUPPIES for sale. PRO-FORM CROSSWALK 480 $250 males, $300 females. Shots & treadmill exerciser, assembled, brand wormed. Call 641-0299. new, $450. 910-654-5513. RACING PIGEONS, INDIAN Fantail RAY’S USED FURNITURE, living & Pigeons, Fantail Pigeons. $8 each. dining room, tables, chairs, bedroom, Call 910-918-8948. Hoosier cabinet. 840-5356 Job Fair SAWMILLS- BAND/CHAINSAW Murphy-Brown LLC, the live production com- SPRING SALE - Cut lumber any Goshen Medical Center pany for Smithfield Foods, Inc., has openings in dimension, anytime. MAKE MONEY “BE SURPRISED” and SAVE MONEY. In stock ready to We Have It All. Something for every- the Nakina, NC area for Swine Technicians. Can- ship. Starting at $995.00. www.Nor- one. New & gently used items at woodSawmills.com/300N. 1-800- didates should possess a good work record. Pay is affordable prices. We layaway. Mon- Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) 578-1363, ext. 300N Fri 10-5, Sat 9-3. commensurate with experience. Higher starting Worlmitt Variety & Consignment WANTED 10 HOMES needing sid- Or Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) pay available for prior farming and/or supervi- 5547 James B White Hwy S. ing, windows or metal roofs. Save 2 1/4 miles past Walmart 640-2210 hundreds during our 2011 showcase Full time position available for Licensed Practical sory experience, and increases based on demon- home search. All credit accepted. 2 FAMILY YARD SALE, Saturday, Nurse (LPN) or Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) strated skill. Excellent benefits, including health, $89/month 1-866-668-8681 July 9th, 7 am, corner of Price Road at Goshen Medical Center, Inc. Medical office & dental, vision insurance, 401k and pension, and & 701 S. Misc. items. Phlebotomy experience preferred. paid time off. Career opportunities are available HUGE YARD SALE Saturday July for the right individuals. 9, 7:00 am - until. 1921 Page Rd. Send resume, references and cover letter to: BUTTERBEANS Clarkton. FRESH SHELLED DAILY. Packhouse Email to: [email protected] Murphy-Brown representative will be at the Farms, Lumberton. 910-739-6981. INSIDE YARD SALE Sat. July 9, Bed- Or mail to: Whiteville Employment Commission Office on rooms, dining rooms, tables, chairs, DIXIE LEE PEAS now, from White- July 8th from 10:00 am –2:00 pm. Reference job sofas & lots of stuff. Call for directions. ville take 701 S. to Boswell Rd. follow Goshen Medical Center, Inc. 235 Creek Rd. 840-5356 signs. 910-918-5353. P.O. Box 83, 213 9th Street # 10036727 MOVING SALE - SATURDAY, July FRESH BLUEBERRIES FOR SALE. Bolton, NC 28423 Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action 9th, 8-2 pm. 17825 Peacock Rd. Thursday-Friday. $1.50 pint. 910- Whiteville. 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If you’ve Manis Custom Built got the will to own... 642-3166 EQUAL HOUSING we’ve got your home! OPPORTUNITY ****Publisher’s Notice**** HOMES Equal Housing Harold Walker, General Manager Opportunity All real estate advertised herein is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Designs Up To 6,000 Sq. Ft. Act, North Carolina and Columbus • Sheet Rock Throughout Fair Housing Law which makes it ille- • 9 Ft. Ceilings gal to advertise any preference, limi- • 7/12, 9/12 to 12/12 Pitch Roof tation discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial • 30 Year Shingles status or national origin, or intention • 2x10 Floor Joists to make any such preferences, limi- • 2x4 Interior Walls tations or discrimination. We will not • 2x6 Exterior Walls knowingly accept any advertising for • 2x6 Rafters • 2x10 Ceiling Joists real estate which is in violation of the • 16” Center Construction law. All person are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised are avail- able on an equal opportunity basis. To Our Sales Staff Can Show You The Largest Selection of complain of discrimination, call HUD Manufactured Homes In The Area - Singlewides & Doublewides Covey Run Apartments toll-free at 1-800-765-9372. 2 BEDROOM, 1 BATH brick house, PHASE II near South Columbus High School. End of summer 2011 Call 910-840-4681. 2 BEDROOM, 1 BATH house at 609 Reduced rent based on Income. Davis Ave. in Whiteville. $550 per month. Deposit required. Call 910- Handicap Accessible Units Available 840-7705. Brad Walker Debbie Walker Harold Fipps Tammie Frick Pickup application at 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH house for rent. Stove & refrigerator furnished. $600/ Covey Run Apartments, 640-1656 mo. Call 642-2892. OAKWOOD HOMES or download application at 4 BEDROOM, 2 BATH brick house, Hwy. 410 South, Chadbourn • Open Mon-Sat, Closed Sun www.norcomanagement.com central heat & air. Beaverdam area. Rent $650/month, $650 deposit. Call DIAL OUR HOTLINE FOR INSTANT INFORMATION: 910-654-4128 840-2878. The News Reporter, Thursday, July 7, 2011- 7B
6 BR, 3 BATH house rent to own, 3 COMMERCIAL BUILDING FOR NOTICE TO CREDITORS SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION Pursuant to the provisions of N.C.G.S. and there is no warranty given by houses, 3 BR & 4 BR Mobile homes RENT with over head doors. Fenced State of North Carolina BEFORE THE CLERK §45-21.10(b) and the terms of the the Substitute Trustee as to whether for rent. Also Lots: rent to own & land in lot. Near hospital. Call 640-8098. County of Columbus FILE NO. 11 SP 107 Deed of Trust, any successful bidder said home is real property or personal & lots for sale. Owner financing Call In the General Court of Justice DEED OF TRUST BEING FORE- may be required to deposit with the property. The sale will be made sub- 910-770-2227. COMMERCIAL BUILDING, approx Superior Court Division CLOSED: Trustee or Clerk of Superior Court ject to all prior liens, unpaid taxes, 1000 sq ft, good for office or beauty File No.: 11-E-252 The Deed of Trust being foreclosed immediately upon the conclusion of assessments, restrictions and ease- BRICK HOUSE, 3 BR, 2 bath 1,600 shop, 610 S Madison, 640-7677. sq. ft. City. $725 month + security In the Matter of the Estate of is that Deed of Trust executed by the sale a cash deposit to be deter- ments of record, if any. dep. 336-870-2501. FOR LEASE - 900 sq. ft. retail or WALTER HERMAN COOPER, ANTHONY E. BROWN and wife, mined by the greater of 5% of the ADDITIONAL NOTICE: office space. 1012 N. Powell Blvd. Deceased AIMEE R. HAMM to Joe Belcher, bid or $750.00. Unless the Substi- Take notice that an order for posses- LAKE WACCAMAW. 3BR, 2.5 bth. in Powell Plaza. Call 910-642-5824. Having qualified as Executrix of the Trustee, dated August 17, 2005 and tute Trustee agrees otherwise, the sion of the property may be issued 2000 sq ft. $1100/mo. No pets or Estate of WALTER HERMAN COO- recorded in Book 825, Page 273 in successful bidder will be required pursuant to G.S. 45-21.29 in favor of smokers. 625-9350 FOR RENT Downtown Commercial PER, Deceased, late of Columbus the Columbus County Registry of to tender the “full purchase price” the purchaser and against the party Building. Spacious parking. Call J.L. County, North Carolina, the under- North Carolina. so bid in cash or certified check at or parties in possession by the clerk SMALL 2 BEDROOM house for rent Powell & Co., Inc. (910) 642-4049. signed hereby notifies all persons RECORD OWNERS OF THE REAL the time the Trustee tenders to him of superior court of the county in on Bussy Rd. in Hallsboro. No pets. having claims against the estate of PROPERTY: a Deed to the property or attempts which the property is sold. Take fur- Call after 6 pm 642-8694. OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE - Old Georgetown Center in Calabash. Pric- said decedent to present them to it The record owners of the subject real to tender such Deed, and should the ther notice that any person who occu- UNFURNISHED 2 BR, 1 bath house es range from $150/mo. - $750/mo. on or before the 13th day of October, property as reflected on the records successful bidder fail to pay the full pies the property pursuant to a rental 204 W. Nance St. HUD Approved. Call 910-840-4583. 2011, or this notice will be pled in bar of the Columbus County Register of amount, then the successful bidder agreement entered into or renewed $475 + deposit $475. 910-641-1925 of their recovery. All persons indebted Deeds not more than 10 days prior shall remain liable as provided for on or after October 1, 2007, may, OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT. Near to said estate will please make imme- to the posting of this Notice is or in N.C.G.S. §45-21.30. By submit- after receiving the notice of sale, ter- hospital. Call 640-8098. diate payment. are Anthony E. Brown and Aimee R. ting your bid, you agree that the “full minate the rental agreement upon 10 This the 30th day of June, 2011. Hamm. purchase price” shall be defined as days’ written notice to the landlord. OCEAN ISLE BEACH - Charming 4 Mary B Cooper, Executrix of the DATE, TIME AND PLACE OF SALE: the amount of bid plus the Trustee’s The notice shall also state that upon br + on canal. $1250 week Summer, estate of The sale will be held on July 19, commission as defined in the sub- termination of a rental agreement, $750 off season. 642-5116 FOR LEASE - DEER HUNTING WALTER HERMAN COOPER, 2011 at 11:00 a.m. at the door of ject Deed of Trust plus the costs of the tenant is liable for rent due under RIGHTS. Call 910-625-6893., home Deceased the Columbus County Courthouse, the action, unless the Trustee agrees the rental agreement prorated to the after 6 pm 910-640-1007. 765 Todd Town Rd Whiteville, North Carolina. otherwise. For example, if the amount effective date of the termination. Clarendon, NC 28432 PROPERTY TO BE SOLD: of bid is $20,000.00 and the trustee’s This the 2nd day of June, 2011. Telephone: 910-653-2937 The following real property to be sold commission is defined in the subject Jay B. Green 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT fur- nished, No pets. Deposit and refer- Matthew J. Tedder “sight unseen” is located in Colum- Deed of Trust as 5% of the gross pro- Attorney for ences required. Call 640-8098. Attorney for the Estate bus County, North Carolina and is ceeds of the sale, then the “full pur- Deidre D. DeFlorentis, 110 West Nance Street believed to have the address of 135 chase price” shall equal $21,000.00 Substitute Trustee 1 BEDROOM furnished apartment Whiteville, NC 28472 Canyon Drive, Clarendon, NC 28432 plus the costs of the action. A ten- 908 E. Edenton Street with living room, kitchen, bath. No Advertisement for Telephone: 910-642-8147 and is otherwise more particularly der of Deed shall be defined as a let- Raleigh, North Carolina 27601 Pets. Available June 1st. Call 640- June 30, July 7, 14, 21, 2011. described as follows: ter from the Trustee to the success- Telephone: 919-829-0797 3421 or 914-0200. Bids Because the legal description is too ful bidder offering to record the Deed July 7, 14, 2011 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT. No pets. Notice of voluminous to publish in the news- upon receipt of full purchase price as Please call J.L. Powell & Co., Inc. Call City of Whiteville paper, reference is made to the sub- described herein and listed in said let- 642-4049. Post Office Box 607 Foreclosure Sale ject legal description recorded as ter. If the trustee is unable to convey Whiteville, North Carolina 28472-0607 part of the subject Deed of Trust as title to this property for any reason Cypress Village Apartments Sealed bids for CDBG-09-C-2078 NORTH CAROLINA described in the case caption of this such as a bankruptcy filing, the sole Vineland 197 Orange St., Fair Bluff, N.C. Little Street Roadway Improvements COLUMBUS COUNTY 1 and 2 bedrooms. proceeding. remedy of the successful bidder is including approximately: IN THE MATTER OF THE FORECLO- Included as part of the real proper- the return of the deposit. As to any Free laundry room + Community 515 LF 8” Dia. Gravity Sewer (Remove SURE OF THE DEED OF TRUST EXE- Station room ****24 hour maintenance*** ty is a 2006 CMH Oxford Summitt manufactured home, the following & Replace with PVC) CUTED BY ANTHONY E. BROWN Rental Assistance Up to 100% manufactured home bearing serial shall apply: Any not considered real Available for Seniors 62 years and older 3 EA Manhole (Remove & Replace) and wife, AIMEE R. HAMM, no. OHCO16084NCAB as more par- property is being foreclosed pursu- wedding receptions 910-649-7971 720 LF 6” Dia. Water Main (Remove Recorded in Book 825, Page 273, ticularly described in a Declaration of ant to N.C.G.S. §25-9-604, if neces- & Replace with C-900 PVC) Columbus County RegistryIN THE & other events Hours: Monday - Friday, 8am-2 pm record in Book 825, Page 278, CCR. sary; there is no warranty that any is 640-2030 TDD Relay 1-800-735-2962 2 EA Fire Hydrant (Remove & Replace) GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE TERMS OF SALE: actually located on the subject tract; Equal Housing Opportunity 1,250 LF 18” Roll Concrete Curb and Gutter 1,550 SY 2” BCSC Type S9.5B Asphalt 1,550 SY 8” CABC Stone Base will be received by the City of White- MADISON HILL APARTMENTS ville at the City Hall located at 317 206 S, Madison St., Whiteville, NC South Madison Street, Whiteville, One Bedroom Apts. North Carolina until 11:00 A.M., "1+%.3"$()(0(&/4,**1+(03 Thursday, July 28, 2011, and then r,,*4 ',1./*"(+0&+"+$& at said office publicly opened and Rental assistance up to 100% read aloud. The CONTRACT DOCU- based on income. MENTS may be examined at the fol- Seniors 62 years and older lowing locations: Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9 am to 2 pm City Hall- Whiteville, North Carolina &)"3 AGC Plan Room- Raleigh, North Carolina McGraw Hill Plan Room- Raleigh, North Carolina Green Engineering, P.L.L.C.- Wilson, WACCAMAW SHORES - Duplex North Carolina Apartment. Large bedroom, full bath, Copies of the CONTRACT DOCU- large kitchen & living area. Washer/ MENTS may be obtained at the office dryer hook-up. No pets. References of Green Engineering, P.L.L.C. locat- & lease required. Call 640-8646 or ed at 303 Goldsboro Street East; 654-6792. P.O. Box 609; Wilson, North Carolina 27893 upon a non-refundable pay- ment of $ 50.00 for each set. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS: 1 OF 2 2 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME for The City of Whiteville CDBG Pro- rent. Stove, refrigerator & washer gram is funded by the NC Division of included. Miller’s Mobile Home Park. Community Assistance (DCA) 2004 317-5259, 640-7138. CDBG Program designated CDBG- 09-C-2078. The City of Whiteville 2 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME for is an equal opportunity employ- rent. References required. No pets. er and encourages bidding from Call 910-654-4182 days, or 642-4073 between 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. small, minority, and female-owned businesses. The contractor will be 2 BEDROOM MOBILE home in N. required to meet provisions of the Hallsboro. References required. NO federal construction contract legisla- PETS. Call 640-9435 or 642-5801. tion and to conform to Federal Labor and Contract Standards Act, the Anti- 2 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME, East- Kickback Act, Executive Order 11246, over Park. Call J.L. Powell & Co Inc. Section 3 requirements, Davis-Bacon 642-4049. Act and U.S. Department of Labor regulations implementing provision 2 BEDROOM, 1 BATH mobile home for rent in the Tabor City area Call of the above acts and orders. 910-840-7253. A pre-bid conference has been scheduled for 2:00 P.M., Tuesday, MOBILE HOME FOR RENT. 14x70 July 19, 2011 at the City Hall located on private lot. Available July 1st. Call at 317 South Madison Street, White- 642-5320. ville, North Carolina. All prospective bidders are encouraged to attend. The City reserves the right to reject any and all BIDS. ROOM FOR RENT BIDDERS shall be properly licensed Weekly or Monthly Rates. Bedrooms furnished. No Pets. under Chapter 87, General Statutes No calls after 9 pm of North Carolina. 910-642-4932 Small, minority, and women’s busi- Or 770-1140 nesses and labor surplus area firms are encouraged to submit BIDS. The City of Whiteville is an equal opportunity employer and service provider. BUILDING FOR RENT - Wired & Date: July 7, plumbed for beauty shop or will up Larry Faison fit for office space. Great location. 116 City Manager E. Main St. Call 840-2551. July 7, 2011 1 Bedroom WELLONTON APARTMENTS Apartments for 200 W. 6th St. 62 YEARS Chadbourn, NC 28431 AND OLDER Family Households 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Refrigerator Handicap Accessible Apartments Range Emergency Call System Blinds Community Room Units for Persons with Carpet Coin Operated Laundry Disabilities Available Central Heat & Air Room “Rent Based on Income” Rental Assistance Oxford Village Available Green Sea Rd., Box 127 Please Call: Tabor City, NC 28463 910-654-3067 For application or TDD/TYY information, please call 1-800-735-2962 Office Hours: 910-653-2675 Mon. - Fri. 9 - 2 pm Other times by appointment TTY 800-735-2962 “This institution is an equal opportunity provider and EQUAL HOUSING EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY OPPORTUNITY employer.” 8B - The News Reporter, Thursday, July 7, 2011
time of the sale. Following the expira- 45-21.29 in favor of the purchaser and A cash deposit or cashier’s check (no December 20, 1993, prepared by Parcel #6: Being all of the 7.74 acre Notice of tion of the statutory upset bid period, against the party or parties in posses- personal checks) of five percent (5%) Soles & Walker, P.A., R.L.S., of which tract, more or less, labeled “B” on a Foreclosure Sale all the remaining amounts are imme- sion by the Clerk of Superior Court of of the purchase price, or seven hun- said map is recorded in Map Book Survey for Shane Alan Moore, dated diately due and owing. the County in which the property is dred fifty dollars ($750.00), whichever 57, Page 39 of the Columbus County 2-15-2010 by Soles & Walker, sur- 11 SP 80 An order for possession of the prop- sold. Any person who occupies the is greater, will be required at the time Registry, reference of which is made veyors, to which reference is made NORTH CAROLINA erty may be issued pursuant to property pursuant to a rental agree- of the sale. to for further certainty and accuracy of for more particularity as to metes and COLUMBUS COUNTY N.C.G.S. §45-21.29 in favor of the ment entered into or renewed on An order for possession of the prop- description and location of the 42.90 bounds, together with an easement IN THE GENERAL COURT OF purchaser and against the party or or after October 1, 2007, may, after erty may be issued pursuant to G.S. acres tract of property. It is noted that for ingress and egress over the “Pro- JUSTICE parties in possession by the Clerk receiving the notice of sale, termi- 45-21.29 in favor of the purchaser a 50 foot wide easement lying gener- posed 30’ wide Private Easement” SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION of Superior Court of the County in nate the rental agreement upon 10 and against the party or parties in ally south of said property. Reference shown on said map and the “50’ Wide BEFORE THE CLERK which the property is sold. Any per- days written notice to the landlord. possession by the clerk of superior is also made to the map books and Existing Easement” over “J.R. Gore IN THE MATTER OF THE FORE- son who occupies the property pur- That upon termination of a rental court of the county in which the prop- deed books identified on the above Drive”. This tract being a portion of CLOSURE OF A DEED OF TRUST suant to a rental agreement entered agreement, the tenant is liable for erty is sold. referenced plat for derivation of title. the lands conveyed in Book 598, page EXECUTED BY EUGENE SHAW, JR. into or renewed on or after October rent due under the rental agreement Any person who occupies the prop- Reference is made to that certain 228, Tract 2, and being a portion of AND WIFE, JENNIFER E. SHAW TO 1, 2007 may, after receiving the notice prorated to the effective date of the erty pursuant to a rental agreement deed dated January 7, 1994, record- the land shown on survey in plat book LINDA H. GANEY, TRUSTEE FOR of sale, terminate the rental agree- termination. entered into or renewed on or after ed in Book 456, Page 473, Columbus 57, page 39, CCR. Being Tract #1 in RIEGELWOOD FEDERAL CREDIT ment upon 10 days’ written notice to Said property to be offered pursuant October 1, 2007, may after receiving County Registry. Deed to Shane A. Moore recorded in UNION DATED MARCH 23, 2009 the landlord. Upon termination of a to this Notice of Sale is being offered the notice of sale, terminate the rent- Reference is also made to Deed dated Book 987, page 643. AND RECORDED MARCH 27, 2009 rental agreement, the tenant is liable for sale, transfer and conveyance “AS al agreement upon 10 days’ written January 14, 1997 recorded in Book The Columbus County Tax office IN BOOK RB 956 AT PAGE 451, for rent due under the rental agree- IS WHERE IS.” There are no represen- notice to the landlord. Upon termina- 523, page 79, by which Mary C. Gore, identifies Tract #1 as 12.86 acres, COLUMBUS COUNTY REGISTRY ment pro-rated to the effective date tations to warranty relating to the title tion of a rental agreement, the tenant Legally Separated conveyed her inter- more or less, property number 79125. See Book RB 986 at Page 880 for of the termination. or any physical, environment, health is liable for rent due under the rental est in Tract #1 herein and Tract #2 TRACT TWO: instrument appointing John C. Wes- If the Substitute Trustee is unable to or safety conditions existing in, on, agreement prorated to the effective described herein below to L.R. Gore. A tract of land containing 3.49 acres, sell, III Substitute Trustee convey title to this property for any at, or relating to the property being date of the termination. LESS AND EXCEPT THE FOLLOW- more or less labeled “C” on a “Survey Under and by virtue of the power of reason, the sole remedy of the pur- offered for sale. If the trustee is unable to convey title ING SIX 6 DESCRIBED PARCELS for Shane A. Moore,” dated 05-15- sale contained in the above Deed of chaser is the return of the deposit. This property will be sold subject to to this property for any reason, the OF LAND: 2010, Soles and Walker, Surveyors, Trust, the property secured by the Reasons of such inability to convey outstanding ad valorem taxes and/ sole remedy of the purchaser is the Parcel #1: Being a tract of 1.00 acre, and recorded in Plat Book 89, page above Deed of Trust being presently include, but are not limited to, the or assessments for the current year return of the deposit. Reasons of such more or less, including 0.04, within 46 in the Columbus County Regis- owned by Eugene Shaw, Jr. and wife, filing of a bankruptcy petition prior and subsequent years, prior Deeds inability to convey include, but are not the right-of-way of Miller Road, also try, said Tract retained by Oak Ridge Jennifer E. Shaw, and by virtue of an to the confirmation of the sale and of Trust, if any, and prior liens, if any, limited to, the filing of a bankruptcy known as N.C.S.R. 1118, with said Enterprises, Inc, in deed to Shane A. Order of the Clerk of Superior Court reinstatement of the loan without the and encumbrances of record. petition prior to the confirmation of 1.00 acre, more or less, tract of land Moore recorded in Book 987, Page of Columbus County, North Caroli- knowledge of the Substitute Trustee. Third party purchasers must pay the the sale and reinstatement of the loan being described on a survey for Kevin 643, CCR. For back title to this tract, na, default having been made in the If the validity of the sale is challenged excise tax, and the court costs of For- without the knowledge of the trustee. Dale Clemons and wife, Kimberly Ann see Book 641, Page 296 first tract and payment of the indebtedness thereby by any party, the Substitute Trustee, in ty-Five Cents(45¢) per One Hundred If the validity of the sale is challenged P. Clemons dated January 13, 1997 Plat Book 57, Page 41, CCR. secured and the Deed of Trust being his sole discretion, if he believes the Dollars ($100.00) pursuant to NCGS by any party, the trustee, in their sole prepared by Soles & Walker, P.A., Together with an easement, in com- by its terms subject to foreclosure, the challenge to have merit, may request 7A-308(a)(1). discretion, if they believe the chal- R.L.S. with said map being record- mon with others, for purpose of Substitute Trustee will offer for sale the Court to declare the sale to be Pursuant to NCGS 45-21.10, the lenge to have merit, may request the ed in Book 523, Page 84, Columbus ingress and egress to and from the the lands conveyed in the Deed of void and return the deposit. The pur- highest bidder at sale will be required court to declare the sale to be void County Registry and incorporated above tract and SR 1118, said ease- Trust, together with any residence and chaser will have no further remedy. to make a cash deposit of five (5) per- and return the deposit. The purchaser herewith by reference for further cer- ment being the “50’ wide ease- other improvements situated thereon, DATED AND POSTED this 21st day cent of the bid up to and including will have no further remedy. tainty of the description of the 1.00 ment” shown on a “Survey for Mar- to the highest bidder for cash at the of June, 2011. SEVEN HUNDRED FIFTY DOLLARS THIS IS A COMMUNICATION FROM acre, more or less, tract of land. tha McMillian” dated 5-9-1996 and front door of the Columbus County John C. Wessell, III, ($750.00), or a greater amount if the A DEBT COLLECTOR. THE PUR- This tract of 1.00 acre, more or less, recorded in Plat Book 61, Page 23, Courthouse in Whiteville, Columbus Substitute Trustee instrument so provides. Following the POSE OF THIS COMMUNICATION is bounded on the Southwest and CCR. See also Plat for Shane A. County, North Carolina on Thursday, Wessell & Raney, L.L.P. expiration of the upset bid period, all IS TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY Southeast by other lands of Kevin Moore recorded in Plat Book 89 Page July 21, 2011 at 11:15 a.m., the lands P.O. Box 1049 the remaining amounts are immedi- INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE Dale Clemons as are described in 46 for location of easement area run- lying and being in Columbus County, Wilmington, NC 28402 ately due and owing. USED FOR THAT PURPOSE, except Deed recorded in Deed Book 458, ning along J.R. Gore Drive. North Carolina, and being more par- July 7, 14, 2011 Larry W. Pearman, Substitute Trustee as stated below in the instance of Page 621, Columbus County Reg- The Columbus County Tax Office ticularly described as follows: P.O. Box 8178 bankruptcy protection. istry. Reference is also made to plat identifies Tract #2 as 3.49 acres, more Being all of Lot Number 28 as shown Notice of Greensboro, NC 27419 IF YOU ARE UNDER THE PROTEC- recorded in Deed Book 458, Page or less, property number 10565. on map made by Moore, Gardner and Phone: (336) 294-9401 TION OF THE BANKRUPTCY COURT 623, Columbus County Registry. The record owner, as reflected on the Associates, Inc. which map was made Foreclosure Sale July 7, 14, 2011 OR HAVE BEEN DISCHARGED AS A For chain of title, reference is made records of the Register of Deeds not for Honey Hill Development Corpora- RESULT OF A BANKRUPTCY PRO- to Deed recorded in Book 523, Page more than ten (10) days prior to post- tion and is designated as Section 2 of NORTH CAROLINA Notice of CEEDING, THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN 82, Columbus County Registry from ing this notice is Oak Ridge Enter- the Honey Hill Development and was COUNTY OF COLUMBUS TO YOU PURSUANT TO STATU- L.R. Gore to Kevin Dale Clemson and prises, Inc. filed for record on July 3, 1974, and is 11 SP 104 Foreclosure Sale TORY REQUIREMENT AND FOR wife, Kimberly Ann P. Clemons. The property to be offered pursuant to recorded in Plat Book 14, Page 120, IN THE MATTER OF THE FORECLO- INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES AND Parcel #2: Being a 3.00 acres, more this Notice of Sale is being offered for Columbus County Registry. Refer- SURE by Larry W. Pearman, Substi- 11 SP 74 IS NOT INTENDED AS AN ATTEMPT or less, tract of land, including 0.27 sale, transfer, and conveyance “AS IS, ence is also made for that survey for tute Trustee, of a Deed of Trust exe- Under and by virtue of the power TO COLLECT A DEBT OR AS AN ACT acre within the right-of-way of Miller WHERE IS.” Neither the Trustee nor Eugene Shaw, Jr. and wife, Jennifer cuted by Wayman Keith Sagendorph of sale contained in a certain Deed TO COLLECT, ASSESS, OR RECOV- Road, also known as N.C.S.R. 1118 the holder of the note secured by the Edge Shaw, dated May 19, 1995 by and wife, Billie Jean Sagendorph of Trust made by Marc D. Graves ER ALL OR ANY PORTION OF THE with the 3.00 acres, more or less, deed of trust/security agreement, or Soles & Walker, P.A., R.L.S. Refer- dated August 13, 2001 and record- (PRESENT RECORD OWNER(S): DEBT FROM YOU PERSONALLY. tract of land being bounded on the both, being foreclosed nor the offi- ence is made to said plats for a more ed on August 20, 2011 in Book 661 Marc Graves) to A. Grant Whitney, This 21st day of June, 2011. Northeast by other lands of L.R. Gore, cers, directors, attorneys, employ- complete and accurate description of at Page 15 of the Columbus County Trustee(s), dated the 30th day of SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE SERVIC- being bounded on the Southeast by a ees, agents, or authorized represen- the premises described herein. Public Registry June, 2010, and recorded in Book ES, INC. 1.00 acre, more or less, tract of land tatives of either Trustee or the holder Subject to restrictions of record that Pursuant to Order of the Clerk of 988, Page 107, in Columbus Coun- SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE conveyed to Kevin Dale Clemons, et of the note make any representation appear in Deed Book 270, Page 271 Superior Court of Columbus County, ty Registry, North Carolina, default BY: ux., being bounded on the Southwest or warranty relating to the title or any and Book 284, Page 864, Colum- North Carolina, dated the 28th day of having been made in the payment of Attorney at Law by the centerline of Miller Road, and physical, environmental, health or bus County Registry, and any other June, 2011 authorizing foreclosure, the note thereby secured by the said The Law Firm of Hutchens, Senter & being bounded on the Northwest by safety conditions existing in, on, at or restrictions that may appear of record and under and by virtue of the power Deed of Trust and the undersigned, Britton, P.A. other lands of L.R. Gore described in relating to the property being offered against said subdivision. of sale contained in that certain Deed Substitute Trustee Services, Inc. Attorneys for Substitute Trustee Ser- Deed book 456, Page 473, Columbus for sale, and any and all responsibili- Property Address: 107 Bluebird Lane, of Trust indicated and recorded in having been substituted as Trustee vices, Inc. County Registry, with said 3.00 acres, ties or liabilities arising out of or in Hallsboro, NC 28442 Book 661, Page 15, Columbus Coun- in said Deed of Trust by an instru- P.O. Box 1028 more or less, tract of land being more any way relating to any such condi- Should the property be purchased by ty Registry; and under and by virtue ment duly recorded in the Office of 4317 Ramsey Street particularly described as follows: tion expressly are disclaimed. This a third party, that person must pay of the authority vested in the under- the Register of Deeds of Columbus Fayetteville, North Carolina 28311 Being that certain 3.00 acres, more or sale is made subject to all prior liens the tax of Forty-Five Cents ($0.45) signed by an instrument and default County, North Carolina and the holder https://sales.hsbfirm.com less, tract of land described on a sur- or encumbrances, and unpaid taxes per One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) having been made and the said prop- of the note evidencing said indebted- Case No: 1052571 vey for Brian B. Cribb and wife, Anna and assessments including, but not required by N.C.G.S. §7A-308(a)(1) erty being subject to foreclosure and ness having directed that the Deed of June 30, July 7, 2011 M. Cribb dated January 15, 1997 pre- limited to any transfer tax associated and may also be required to pay rev- the holder of the indebtedness there- Trust be foreclosed, the undersigned pared by Soles & Walker, P.A., R.L.S., with the foreclosure, for paying, if any. by secured having demanded a fore- Substitute Trustee will offer for sale enue stamps on the Substitute Trust- Notice of Sale with said map being recorded in Book A deposit of five percent (5%) of the ee’s Deed. closure thereof, the undersigned will at the courthouse door in the City of 523, Page 87, Columbus County Reg- amount of the bid or seven hundred offer for sale at public auction to the Whiteville, Columbus County, North The property to be offered pursuant STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA istry, and incorporated herewith by fifty dollars ($750.00), which is greater, highest bidder for cash at the usual Carolina, or the customary location to this Notice of Sale is being offered COUNTY OF COLUMBUS reference for further certainty of the is required and must be tendered in and customary place for such sales designated for foreclosure sales, at for sale, transfer and conveyance “AS IN THE GENERAL COURT OF description of the 3.00 acres, more or the form of cash or certified funds at at the Columbus County Courthouse 1:30 PM on July 12, 2011 and will IS, WHERE IS”. Neither the Substi- JUSTICE less, tract of land. the time of the sale. This sale will be in Whiteville, North Carolina, at 10:00 sell to the highest bidder for cash the tute Trustee nor the holder of the Note SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION For chain of title, reference is made held open ten days for upset bids as a.m., on the 20th day of July, 2011 the following real estate situated in the secured by the Deed of Trust being BEFORE THE CLERK to Deed recorded in Book 523, Page required by law. Following the expira- property conveyed in said Deed of County of Columbus, North Carolina, foreclosed, nor the officers, direc- FILE NO.: 08 SP 138 85, Columbus County Registry from tion of the statutory upset period, all Trust, the same consisting of property and being more particularly described tors, attorneys, employees, agents IN RE: Deed of Trust dated May 4, L.R. Gore to Brian B. Cribb and wife, remaining amounts are immediately lying and being in Columbus Coun- as follows: or authorized representatives of either 2004, executed by Oak Ridge Enter- Anna M. Cribb. due and owing. ty, and more particularly described Being all of that 0.34 acre tract of the Substitute Trustee or the holder prises, Inc. in favor of O. Richard Parcel #3: Being a tract of 3.00 acres, This the 23rd day of june, 2011. at follows: land, more or less, the same being of the Note make any representation Wright, Jr., Trustee, securing indebt- more or less, including 0.27 acre, C. Greg Williamson, Substitute Trust- Lying in Cerro Gordo Township, designated as Lot Number 5 as or warranty relating to the title or any edness payable to Horry County State located within the right-of-way of Mill- ee Columbus County, North Carolina shown on plat recorded in Plat Book physical, environmental, health or Bank, registered in Deed of Trust er Road, also known as N.C.S.R 1118, WILLIAMSON, WALTON, & SCOTT containing .804 acres, more or less, 6, Page 57, of the Columbus County safety conditions existing in, on, at or Book 779, Page 611, of the Register with said tract of L.R. Gore, being L.L.P. and being set forth and delineated Registry, the same being shown on relating to the property being offered of Deeds of Columbus County, N.C.; bounded on the Southeast by other 136 Washington Street upon a survey for Keith and Billy that survey entitled “Survey for Lisa for sale, and any and all responsibili- C. Greg Williamson, being appointed lands of Brian B. Cribb, et ux., being P.O. Box 1467 Sagendorph, prepared by Jimmy H. Fisher,” dated March 20, 1998, by ties or liabilities arising out of or in as Substitute Trustee by instrument bounded on the Southwest by the Whiteville, NC 28472 Turner, R.L.S. dated March 22, 1996. Soles & Walker, P.A., R.L.S. Refer- any way relating to any such condi- recorded in Book 1008, Page 184, centerline of Miller Road and being 910-642-7151 and being set forth and delineated ence is made to said plat for a more tion expressly are disclaimed. Also, Columbus County Registry. bounded on the Northwest by other July 7, 14, 2011 upon said plat as follows: Begin- complete and accurate description of this property is being sold subject to DATE AND TIME OF SALE: July 20, lands of L.R. Gore with the 3.00 acres, ning at an old iron stake in the East- the premises described herein. Refer- all taxes, special assessments, and 2011 at 12:00 Noon more or less, tract of land being more ern Right of Way line of N.C.S.R. ence is also made to deed recorded Notice of Service prior liens or encumbrances of record PLACE OF SALE: Columbus County particularly described as follows: 1410, said old iron stake being the in Deed Book 428, Page 924, desig- and any recorded releases. Courthouse Door Being 3.00 acres, more or less, as are by Publication A cash deposit or cashier’s check (no Northwest corner of a 1.01 acres lot nated as Tract 1, Columbus County described on a survey for Brian B. Whiteville, North Carolina State of North Carolina personal checks) of five percent (5%) owed by Rickie Lee Sullivan; thence Registry. Together with improvements Cribb and wife, Anna M. Cribb dated PURSUANT to an Order entered by Coumbus County of the purchase price, or Seven Hun- with the eastern right of way line of located thereon; said property being March 20, 1997, prepared by Soles & the Clerk of Superior Court of Colum- In the General Court of Justice dred Fifty Dollars ($750.00), which- N.C.S.R.1410 North 4 degrees 21 located at 816 Spruce Street, White- Walker, P.A., R.L.S. with said survey bus County, on June 24, 2008, after a District Court Division ever is greater, will be required at the minutes 55 seconds West 250.45 ville, North Carolina. being recorded in Book 526, Page hearing, which hearing was held pur- To: James Miller Sr. feet to an old iron stake, said old iron Subject to all restrictive covenants 196, Columbus County Registry, with suant to Chapter 45 of the General TAKE NOTICE that a pleading seek- stake being the Southwest corner and all other provisions contained in said map being incorporated herewith Statutes of North Carolina providing ing relief against you has been filed in of a lot owned by Phillip G. Strick- Declaration of Restrictions recorded by reference for further certainty of for notice and hearing prior to foreclo- the above-entitled action. The nature land, as recorded in Deed Book 397, in Book 219, Page 442, Columbus the tract of 3.00 acres, more or less. sure sales and upon an Order Grant- of the relief being sought is a Divorce. Page 662, Columbus County Regis- County Registry. For chain of title, reference is made ing Partial Relief from Automatic Stay You are required to make defense to try; thence with said Phillip O. Strick- Trustee may, in the Trustee’s sole dis- to Deed recorded in Book 526, Page entered by the U.S. Bankruptcy Court this pleading not later than August land’s southern property line North 86 cretion, delay the sale for up to one 196, Columbus County Registry from 9/52 on February 23, 2011; and 17, 2011, and upon your failure to do degrees 21 minutes 20 seconds East hour as provided in NCGS §45-21.23. UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of the power L.R. Gore to Brian B. Cribb and wife, 139.73 feet to an iron stake in the Should the property be purchased by so, the party seeking service against of sale contained in a certain Deed of Anna M. Cribb. Northern property line of the afore- a third party, that party must pay the you will apply to the Court for the Trust dated May 4, 2004, executed by Parcel #4: Being all of that certain mentioned Rickie Lee Sullivan lot; excise tax, as well as the court costs relief sought. Oak Ridge Enterprises, Inc., in favor 1.0 acre, more or less, tract of prop- thence with the northern property line of Forty-Five Cents ($0.45) per One This the 11th day of February, 2011 of O. Richard Wright, Jr., Trustee, erty, located in South Williams Town- of said Sullivan lot South 86 degrees Hundred Dollars ($100.00) required Deborah Miller securing indebtedness payable to ship, Columbus County, North Caro- West 140.37 feet to an old iron stake by NCGS §7A-308(a)(1). Plaintiff Horry County State Bank, and record- lina, indentified on a survey entitled (/-% the point of Beginning containing .804 The property to be offered pursuant to 10898 S College St. Apt. 5 ed in Book 779, Page 611, Columbus “Survey for Kevin Dale Clemons and acres all that certain tract or land con- this notice of sale is being offered for Clarkton, NC 28433 County Registry, and the said Deed of wife, Kimberly Ann Pittman” dated taining 1.00 acres, more or less, des- sale, transfer and conveyance “AS IS, June 30, July 7, 14, 2011 Trust being by the terms thereof sub- February 4, 1994, prepared by Soles ignated as Lot NO. 1 on a plat entitled WHERE IS.” Neither the Trustee nor ject to foreclosure, and the holder of & Walker, P.A., R.L.S., reference of NOTICE TO CREDITORS “Survey for Dennis Godwin Estate: the holder of the note secured by the the indebtedness thereby secured which is made to for further certain- Having qualified as Executor of the dated July 3, 2000, prepared by Soles deed of trust/security agreement, or having demanded a foreclosure ty and accuracy of description. Said Estate of Jewell Luvane Formydu- & Walker, P.A. P.L.S. which said plat both, being foreclosed, nor the offi- thereof for the purpose of satisfying survey is recorded in Deed Book 458, val, deceased, late of Columbus !7!9 is recorded in Plat Book 68 at Page cers, directors, attorneys, employees, said indebtedness, the undersigned Page 623, Columbus County Regis- County, North Carolina, the under- 6, Columbus County Registry and is agents or authorized representative of Substitute Trustee will offer for sale try, attached as Schedule “A” of deed signed hereby notifies all persons incorporated herein by reference for a either the Trustee or the holder of the at public auction to the highest bid- from L.R. Gore and wife, Mary C. Gore having claims against the estate of more particular description, all bear- note make any representation or war- der, for cash, at the Columbus County to Kevin Dale Clemons and Kimberly said decedent to present them to ings magnetic North in accordance ranty relating to the title or any physi- Courthouse door in Whiteville, North Ann Pittman. the undersigned (3) months from the with said Plat for source of title. Ref- cal, environmental, health or safety Carolina, at the time and place as set Parcel #5: Being a tract of 15.26 acres, date of the first publication, or this erence is made to deed recorded in conditions existing in, on, at or relat- forth hereinabove, lands remaining more or less, including 0.15 acre with- notice will be pleaded in bar of their deed book 240, Page 378, Columbus ing to the property being offered for &2/- secured by said Deed of Trust, the in the right-of-way of NCSR 1118 recovery. All persons indebted to said County Registry, Dennis Godwin died sale, and any and all responsibilities same lying and being in Columbus known as Miller Road, described on estate will make please make imme- on February 16, 1991, a citizen and or liabilities arising out of or in any County, North Carolina, and being a survey for L.R. Gore dated Decem- diate payment. resident of Columbus County and way relating to any such condition more particularly described as: ber 15, 1998 as prepared by Nelson This the 7th day of July, 2011. this deed is executed by Debbie Sue expressly are disclaimed. Also, this TRACT ONE: D. Soles, RLC and being recorded in Roderick Lee Formy-Duval, Executor Godwin as remainederman for the property is being sold subject to all Being all of that certain 42.90 acres, Book 588, page 741, CCR with that of the estate of Jewell Luvane For- purpose of conveying sole fee sim- taxes, special assessments, and prior more or less, tract of property, located said survey being incorporated here- myduval, ple title to the above named Grantee. liens or encumbrances of record and (/-% in South Williams Township, Colum- with by reference for further certainty 15831 Breton Brook St, Property Address: 3285 Cedar Grove any recorded releases. Said property bus County, North Carolina, identified of the description of the tract of 15.26 Huntersville, NC 28078 Church Road, Cerro Gordo, NC 28430 is also being sold subject to applica- on a survey entitled “Survey for L.R. acres, more or less. July 7, 14, 21, 28, 2011. pd An order for possession of the prop- ble Federal and State laws. Whiteville.com Gore and wife, Mary C. Gore” dated erty may be issued pursuant to NCGS The News Reporter, Thursday, July 7, 2011 - 9B
EA addresses the proposed action P.O. Box 708 said estate will please make immedi- Notice of Service and potential economic, social, and Fair Bluff, NC 28439 T. SCOTT SESSIONS, claims against said Estate to present ate payment. Attorney For The Estate Of them to the undersigned on or before of Process by environmental effects. O. RICHARD WRIGHT, JR., ESQUIRE This the 13th day of June, 2011. The Draft EA is available for review WRIGHT, WORLEY, POPE, EKSTER Anthony Dwayne Green September 14, 2011, pursuant to Publication Emily Williams Rudd THE MCGOUGAN LAW FIRM North Carolina General Statute 28A- at the Columbus County Planning & MOSS, PLLC Executrix for the Estate Department office, located at the Attorneys at Law 130 Jefferson Street 14-1, or this notice shall be pled in bar STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA of Oddie Belle Williams, Deceased, Miller Building, Room 306, Jeffer- Post Office Box 457 Whiteville, North Carolina 28472 of their recovery. All persons indebted COLUMBUS COUNTY 11 E 161 son Street, Whiteville NC 28472, Tabor City, North Carolina 28463 June 16, 23, 30, July 7, 2011 to said Estate will please make imme- IN THE GENERAL COURT OF Amanda B. Prince, Attorney at Law and on the Columbus County web- Telephone: (910) 653-2082/3682 diate payment to the undersigned at JUSTICE THE SOLES LAW FIRM, PLLC NOTICE TO CREDITORS site at http://www.columbusco.org/ July 7, 14, 21, 28, 2011 either of the following address. SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION P. O. Box 2309 NORTH CAROLINA pdfs/CPC_EA_Draft.pdf. Interested This the 14th day of June, 2011. FILE NO. 11-CVS-809 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Whiteville, North Carolina 28472 COLUMBUS COUNTY individuals who may have a con- C. Greg Williamson, VANDERBILT MORTGAGE AND Having qualified as Executrix of the June 16, 23, 30, July 7, 2011. The undersigned, EARL WADDELL, cern about the project may request Administrator CTA FINANCE, INC., Estate of Mary Evelyn Mercer Hinson, having qualified as Executor of the a public meeting. If you have ques- NOTICE TO CREDITORS Williamson, Walton & Scott, LLP Plaintiff deceased, late of Columbus County, Estate of ROSA LEE WADDELL, tions, require additional informa- Having qualified on the 13th day of Attorneys at Law vs. the undersigned hereby notifies all deceased, late of Columbus County, tion, or would like a copy of the EA, June, 2011, as Co-Administrators P.O. Box 1467 DARVIN SMITH, persons having claims against the NC, this is to notify all persons having please contact Robin Austin, Talbert Of The Estate Of Anthony Dwayne Whiteville, NC 28472 CONNIE SMITH estate of said decedent to present claims against said Estate to present & Bright, Inc., at (910)763-5350, or via Green, deceased, of Columbus Coun- June 16, 23, 30, July 7, 2011 ALICE M. MADISON, them to the undersigned within (3) them to the undersigned Executor on email at [email protected]. Written ty, North Carolina, this is to notify all UNKNOWN HEIRS OF MELVIN months from the date of the first pub- or before October 5, 2011 at Powell comments and/or requests for a Pub- persons having claims against the Request for SMITH, lication, or this notice will be pleaded & Powell, Attorneys, PO Box 428, lic Meeting will be accepted at the decedent or said Estate to pres- and in bar of their recovery. All persons Whiteville, NC 28472, or this Notice Proposals address below until August 7, 2011 ent them to the undersigned within ANNIE JANE SMITH TURNER , indebted to said estate will please will be pled in bar of their recovery. All and should be sent to: three (3) months from the date of the Defendants make immediate payment. persons indebted to said Estate will The Cape Fear Workforce Develop- Ms. Robin Austin, P.E. first publication of this Notice, or this TO: Darvin Smith, Connie Smith, This the 16th day of June, 2011 please make immediate payment to ment Consortium is seeking pro- Talbert & Bright, Inc. Notice will be pleaded in bar of any Alice M. Madison, Unknown Heirs of Angelia Hinson Reaves the undersigned Executor. posals for the operation of federally 4810 Shelley Drive recovery. Please direct all claims to Melvin Smith, as well as Annie Jane Executrix of the estate of This the 28th day of June, 2011. funded Youth programs and services Wilmington, NC 28405 the attention of Anthony Jason Green Smith Turner Mary Evelyn Mercer Hinson EARL WADDELL in Columbus and Pender Counties July 7, 2011 and Erica Brooke Green, Co-Admin- Executor beginning October 3, 2011 through Take notice that a pleading seeking 715 James B White Hwy S istrators, Estate Of Anthony Dwayne relief against you has been filed in the NOTICE TO CREDITORS Whiteville, NC 28472 119 Christian Lane June 30, 2012. Continuation beyond Green, c/o T. Scott Sessions, Attor- Riegelwood, NC 28456 June 30, 2012 is subject to future above-entitled action. The nature of Having qualified as Executrix of the June 16, 23, 30, July 7, 2011 ney, The McGougan Law Firm, 130 the relief being sought is as follows: ESTATE OF ELLIS DEVINE MEARES, c/o J. Coburn Powell funding and legislative authority. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Jefferson Street, Whiteville, North In rem relief for immediate posses- JR., late of the County of Columbus, Powell & Powell, Attorneys Program specifications are available Having qualified as Executrix of Carolina 28472. All persons indebted sion of the collateral described here- State of North Carolina, I, pursuant PO Box 428 at the Cape Fear Council of Govern- the Estate of Oddie Belle Williams, to said Estate are hereby requested in as a 2001 Redman manufactured to N.C.G.S. 28A-14-1, hereby notify Whiteville, NC 28472 ments, 1480 Harbour Drive, Wilm- deceased, late of the County of to make immediate payment thereto. home bearing serial no. 14102349AB all persons, firms and corporations Telephone: (910 ington, North Carolina beginning at Columbus, State of North Caro- This the 14th day of June, 2011. together with heat pump and steps; having claims against the decedent June 30, July 7, 14, 21, 2011 2:00p.m July 19, 2011 at 2:00pm. The lina, the undersigned, pursuant to ANTHONY JASON GREEN, That the order for possession include to present them to the undersigned final day to submit sealed proposals is N.C.G.S. 28A-14-1, hereby notifies Co-Administrator Of The Estate Of NOTICE TO CREDITORS a specific order that allows Plain- by the 7th day of October, 2011, or Monday, August 19, 2011 at 4:00p.m. all persons, firms and corporations Anthony Dwayne Green STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA tiff the temporary use of any pri- this Notice will be pled in bar of their All conditions, stipulations, and speci- having claims against the decedent 101 Hempstead Court, Apt. LF 10-E-266 vate access road for ingress, egress, recovery. All persons indebted to the fications about the bid packages may to present them to the undersigned Cary, North Carolina 27513 COUNTY OF COLUMBUS and regress in order to and until the Estate will make immediate payment be obtained by contacting Lashauna by the date three months from the ERICA BROOKE GREEN, The undersigned, C. GREG WILLIAM- Plaintiff gains possession of the sub- to the undersigned. Parker at (910) 395-4553. first publication of this Notice, or Co-Administrator Of The Estate Of SON, have qualified as Administrator ject purchase money collateral; Joint This the 7th day of July, 2011. *AFFIRMATIVE ACTION/EQUAL this Notice will be pled in bar of their Anthony Dwayne Green CTA the Estate of WALTER DANIELS, and serveral monetary Judgment and CONNIE ELLIOTT MEARES, EXEC- OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER AND recovery. All persons indebted to 9369 Rough & Ready Road late of Kings County, New York, and PROVIDER Judgment Lien against the Defen- UTRIX Cerro Gordo, North Carolina 28430 this is to notify all persons having dants Darvin Smith, Connie Smith, JULY 7, 2011 Alice M. Madison and Unknown Heirs of Melvin Smith. You are required to make a defense to such pleading not later than 40 days after the first date of the publication of this notice yielding a deadline of August 2, 2011 and upon your failure to do so, the party seeking service against you will apply to the court for the relief sought. Dated: June 17, 2011 Jay B. Green Attorney for Plaintiff 908 E. Edenton Street Raleigh, North Carolina 27601 Telephone: 919-829-0797 June 23, 30, July 7, 2011 Notice of Service of Process by Publication
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF COLUMBUS IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION FILE NO: 11 CVS 254 CAROLYN ANN WATTS PLAINTIFF, vs. THOMAS J. CASON, DEFENDANT. To: Thomas J. Cason, 402 S Frank- lin Street, Whiteville, North Carolina 28472 Take Notice that a pleading seeking relief against you has been filed in the above-entitled action. The nature of the relief being sought is as follows: Personal injury damages incurred and to be incurred in the amount of in excess of $10,000.00 together with Pre-Judgment interest, the costs of this action including reasonable attor- ney fees and such other and further relief as to the Court may deem just and proper. You are required to make defense to such pleading no later than August 3, 2011 and upon your failure so to do, the party seeking service against you will apply to the Court for the relief sought. This the 21st day of June, 2011 CAROLYN ANN WATTS, PLAINTIFF The Soles Law Firm By: R.C. Soles, JR. Attorney for Plaintiff Post Office Box 6 Tabor City, NC 28463 Phone: 910-653-2015 June 23, 30, July 7, 2011 Public Notice Notice of Availability of an Environmental Assessment 7/7/2011
The Sponsor announces the availabil- ity of the Draft Environmental Assess- ment (EA) for the Columbus County Airport Parallel Taxiway project. The Columbus County Airport is located on 214 acres in the central part of the unincorporated part of Columbus County, North Carolina. The Sponsor is proposing several improvements to significantly increase the safety at this airport. The improvements would consist of constructing a full-length parallel taxi- way on the northwest side of Run- way 6/24; improving/extending the Runway Safety Area (RSA) from the current 200’ beyond the end of the runway to 300’ beyond the end of the runway; eliminating wetlands created on the airport in 1997 to reduce wild- life hazards and providing off-site mit- igation with an existing wetland bank; and installing a culvert along approx- imately 30’ of Camp Branch Stream to allow access to a portion of airport property for maintenance. The Draft 10-B – The News Reporter, Thursday, July 7, 2011 Make moving easier By ATTORNEY GENERAL that movers are allowed to ter able to prove any damage ROY COOPER charge. that occurs during the move. Within those approved Ask for a bill of lading. Every year, millions of levels, intrastate movers can This is a written contract Americans pack up and offer lower rates, so shopping that sets forth the terms and change addresses, and most around may save you money. conditions of your move. of those moves take place The cost of both interstate Your mover is required between May and September. and intrastate moves are to provide a bill of lading in If you’re planning a move, based on mileage, weight, the all intrastate and interstate learn what you can do to number of boxes the mover moves. make it as smooth as pos- packs for you and any special Be sure to read it carefully sible. services you need. and keep a copy until your There are many reputable Whether you’re moving move is finished and any dis- moving companies and a across town, across North putes with your mover have good mover can be a great Carolina or across the coun- been resolved. help. But there are some who try, keep the following tips Set dates. Ask the mover to will try to take more than just in mind: specify pick up and delivery your furniture for a ride. Check out the moving dates in writing. You’ve probably heard company. Know your liability. Make horror stories about moves Ask friends for recommen- sure you understand your gone wrong. dations. moving company’s policy for The truck arrives at your While most moving com- items that get lost or dam- new home, but the movers panies operate legitimately, aged in the course of your demand that you pay $2,000 some do not. move. more than you expected. If you have any doubt Get satisfaction. If there Once the movers start about a company’s creden- are problems with your carrying in furniture, you tials, check them out before move, let the company know notice a new scratch on your you do business. about them. kitchen table. For interstate moves, ask If necessary, you can also Perhaps you start unpack- for the movers’ Motor Car- file a complaint with the First color ing boxes only to find chipped rier number and then check proper regulating agency. Only 35 years ago, The News Reporter ran its frst full-color photograph, a shot of the glasses and broken dishes. with the U.S. Department For complaints about in- Fourth of July parade at Lake Waccamaw that celebrated our nation’s Bicentennial. Maybe some of your belong- of Transportation’s Licens- terstate moves, you have Keith Blake is the Scoutmaster at right. The ladies above the U.S. Flag’s stars are ings never arrive at all. ing and Insurance Division nine months from the date Miriam Schulken and daughter Susan Schulken. The photographer was Dan Sears. To protect yourself from 1-888-368-7238 to make sure of delivery to file a complaint common moving woes, re- the mover is registered and with the Federal Motor Car- search your choice of mover, insured. rier Safety Administration communicate upfront with For intrastate moves, ask by calling1-888-368-7238 or Wildlife in North Carolina hosting the company about the move, the moving company for visiting http://nccdb.fmcsa. and know what your rights its North Carolina Utilities dot.gov/HomePage.asp. annual wildlife photo contest are if something goes wrong. Commission Certificate num- Keep in mind that the There are two basic types ber and then call the Utilities FMCSA cannot resolve The seventh annual Wild- grand prize image appearing Animal Behavior for Youth of moves and each is regu- Commission at (919) 733-7766 claims, so if you are not life in North Carolina maga- on the cover. Photographer, 12 and under lated differently. to see if they have complaints satisfied with the settlement zine photo competition is Thanks to exhibition spon- Winners will be selected An interstate move is a on file against the company. offered by the mover, your underway and open until sor, JW Photo Labs of Ra- by a panel composed of staff move from one state to anoth- Get a written estimate of recourse is to go to court. Sept. 1. leigh, the winners will also from the N.C. Wildlife Re- er and is regulated primarily costs. Some movers include The magazine partners be exhibited at the Museum sources Commission, N.C. by the Federal Motor Car- Make sure you understand clauses in their contracts again with UNC-TV for of Natural Sciences and at Museum of Natural Sciences rier Safety Administration the charges listed and what that require you to go to man- the popular juried contest, other science museums and and N.C. Division of Parks (FMCSA). services are included. datory arbitration before you along with the N.C. Division wildlife education centers and Recreation. In an interstate move, your Keep in mind that an esti- can take action in court. of Parks and Recreation, across the state. For competition rules, in- mover may provide you with mate is not a guarantee and For intrastate moves, you which manages the state’s Photos will be judged in formation and how to enter an estimate of total charges, that the actual move may can file a complaint with the photogenic state parks, and the following categories, with photos, go to www.ncwildlife. or a guaranteed total price. wind up costing you more. N.C. Utilities Commission. co-sponsor, Great Outdoor youth divisions for 12 and org/contest/index.htm. An intrastate move takes Take inventory. Ask the Write to 4326 Mail Service Provision Co. younger, and 13 to 17 year All photos must be en- place entirely within the movers to prepare a written Center, Raleigh, NC 27699- Participants in the 2010 olds: Birds, Mammals, Rep- tered electronically, no slides, borders of a single state, inventory of your shipment, 4326 or call 1-866-380-9816. competition included 1,270 tiles and Amphibians, Inver- negatives or prints will be like a move from Asheville or write down your own in- You can also file com- photographers and 5,511 en- tebrates andWild Landscapes accepted by mail. to Wilmington. ventory. plaints about either type of tries. Youth Photographer, 13- The award-winning Wild- The North Carolina Utili- It’s a good idea to take pic- move with my office by call- All winners will be pub- 17; Wild Plants (including life in North Carolina maga- ties Commission regulates tures or video of antique or ing 1-877-5-NO-SCAM or file lished in the January/Feb- mushrooms and other fungi); zine is published bimonthly movers within our state and other valuable property prior a complaint online at www. ruary 2012 issue of Wildlife Outdoor Recreation (such as by the N.C. Wildlife Resourc- sets the maximum rate levels to the move so you will be bet- ncdoj.gov. in North Carolina, with the hunting, fishing and hiking); es Commission.
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Joe Wells and Grace Jordan at The News Reporter offces Hyman Kramer in January 1956. His family’s store re- Arthur Leinwand in February 1956. Leinwand operated when it was at 817 S. Madison St. in Whiteville in 1956. mained in the same South Madison Street location until Leinwand Brothers Department Store at 711 S. Madison Wells was advertising manager and Jordan was circula- it closed three years ago. St. in Whiteville. He moved the store to Main Street and tion manager. Nine years later, the newspaper would move then back to Madison where it burned in the early 1980s. to its current home at 127 W. Columbus St.
Phil Grier at Jones Furniture Store in 1956. The store was Erman Inman and Charlie Warner in the shoe department on Madison Street while a second location on Commerce Bill Floyd at Floyd-Barkley Insurance in 1956. His son Bill at Leder Brothers’ Department Store in 1955. Leder’s Street sold used furniture. Grier was married to Marjorie maintains the same insurance agency in the same South closed in the 1990s. Warner operated his own shoe store Jones, the daughter of Burlon Jones, the owner of the Madison Street location today. in Whiteville Plaza for years. store.
Claribel Lyon at Collier’s Jewelers 1955. The two build- Lacy Tate and Edna Dyer at Waccamaw Bank & Trust Co. ings that Collier’s occupies today are among the oldest Irma Weaver at Weaver’s Jewelers in 1953. After the in 1955. The bank’s main branch was in the building that in downtown Whiteville and were two of six that survived Weavers retired, J.S. Mann’s absorbed the small corner today houses the unemployment offce across from the the 1915 fre that swept through all of the wooden build- store in the 1970s. Columbus Theater. ings on the block.
Robert High and son Walter at High’s Court Square Store Marie Collier at Marks Truck and Tractor in 1955. The build- in 1955. In the 1960s, High sold the store to Pete Page who John Barkley at Floyd-Barkley Insurance in 1956. Bar- ing was still new at the time and was across from where ran it until his death in 1980. The store existed for nearly kley’s father had worked for the railroad. His son John the old Starlight Drive-In once stood – now the offces of a decade more. Today, it houses the Soles Law Firm. Gayle now runs Tip Top Florist. Drs. Traylor, Thigpen and Waldman.
Cecil McCleney and customer Thelma Holbrook in 1955. Rufus Marks, the owner of Marks Truck and Tractor in Clyde Dutton of the Dutton and Turner Store waits on McCleney ran Twins Beauty Shoppe on Webster Street the spring of 1956. Marks sold Farmall tractors and In- customer Mrs. Chick Taylor in 1955. and at one time in the Powell Building. Holbrook was a ternational trucks. cashier at Waccamaw Bank for 40 years.
Prevatte collection showcases business faces from the 1950s
Images by MABEL MAULTSBY PREVATTE Today, we offer a visit to some of the businesses she cially the “institutional colors” of office walls and just Text by FULLER ROYAL frequented 55 years ago. how sparsely many of them were decorated. Prevatte took her cameras everywhere and in this case, In the photo of John Barkley, that’s a phone book next Through more than a dozen stories and photo feature she carried a 35 mm camera filled with Kodachrome slide to the phone. We know that because we have a copy of that pages, The News Reporter has displayed portions of the film. Offered here is a sampling of the people whom she very issue of the phone book, again, thanks to Prevatte. amazing collection of images created by the town’s un- and thousands of other Columbus Countians encountered And does anyone remember the Dixie Cups designed official historian and foremost photo-documentarian, on a daily basis. for coffee with the little fold-out paper handles that Bill Mabel Maultsby Prevatte. It’s interesting to look at the fashions and colors, espe- Floyd has on his desk? Religion The News Reporter, Thursday, July 7, 2011, 2C p.m. and Solid Rock Cafe at 9 bourn will be having guest pas- The Corner Stones have a Lakeside Ministry to p.m. The seminar offers help tors, Jason Larry Davis and gospel jubilee every Thursday FUNDRAISERS SERVICES for the following: drug and alco- Ricky Martin, former pastor of night from 7-9 p.m. The loca- host speakers, singers hol abuse and family support, Evergreen Baptist Church to tion is the second building past A pig picking fundraiser will be Lakeside Ministry of Lake anger, food addictions, sexual preach each Sunday which be- Car City on U.S. 701 South of The Columbus County Church held for Rose McPherson Sat- Waccamaw will host guest addictions, eating disorders, gan June 26 through July 24. Whiteville. For more information Athletic Association will hold urday, July 9 from 4-8 p.m. at speakers and singers every adult children from dysfunction- Worship service starts at 10:45 call Harold Register at 642-8979 its 2011 softball organizational Victory Baptist Church (2010 Sunday until Sept. 4 at the al families, physical/emotional/ a.m. or 234-5303 or Harry Batton at meeting on Tuesday, June 28 Highway 701 S., Whiteville). Campground Gazebo next to sexual abuse. For more informa- 876-3687. at Tabor City Baptist Church at McPherson is going to serve the sailing club from 9-9:30 tion call Pastor Jim at 843-503- Walter’s Chapel AME Zion 7 p.m. If any church desires to for 1 year with Engineering a.m. 3699, Lynn Williams at 918-1845 Church of Bolton will hold its an- Laddy Cannon and Donna participate in the 2011 season, Ministries International (EMI) July 10: Rev. Tommy Fields. or Timmy Lanier at 625-5239. nual 12 Tribe Program on Satur- Spivey will be performing every they must be represented at in Uganda. EMI is a non-proft July 17: Gideon Ed Worley The church is located at 16025 day, July 9 at 6 p.m. The guest Tuesday night from 7:30-10 p.m. this meeting. Any questions may Christian development organi- along with Brenda Caines. James B. White Hwy. speaker will be the Rev. Chavis at W.N. Railroad St. in Clarkton be directed to Tony Hoffman at McMillan, pastor of First Baptist at the “Jam.” Music played is zation made up of architects, July 24: Rev. Slade Skipper 840-2788 or Jimmy Russ at 840- Honey Hill Missionary Baptist Missionary Church of McDonald. gospel and variety. The “Jam” engineers and design profes- along with Rhonda Grice. 9209. Church of Hallsboro invites the is open to the public. For more sionals who donate skills to help July 31: Freddie Brock. community to Sunday school at Union Baptist Church of Lake information call 640-8465. children and families around the Aug. 7: Western Prong Baptist Gospel Feast Evangelistic 10 a.m., preaching at 11 a.m., Waccamaw will celebrate Pas- world step out of poverty and Church on Mission. Temple with Dr. Carlos Shipman Sunday night at 6 p.m. and tor Gregory W. Spauldings third into a world of hope. Aug. 14: Deacon Dean Turner has moved to a new location, 27 Full Gospel Chapel sing line- Wednesday night at 7:30 p.m. anniversary on Sunday, July 10 Plates are $5 and tickets can be along with Jackie Sutton. Lewis Smith Shopping Center in up for 2011. Schedule follows: Thomas “Tony” Ward Jr. is the at 11 a.m. Minister Chad Horne purchased in advance at South- Aug. 21: Rev. Bobby Mowery Whiteville (beside Perfect Nails). Aug. 19, The Browns of Wal- pastor. The church is located at of Freewheel Holiness Church town Auto Sales in Whiteville or along with Willa Dean Wil- Thursday service will start at lace; Sept. 23, Quinton Mills; 6140 Honey Hill Road. and congregation will render the by contacting Faith McAngus at liams. 7:30 p.m., Sunday service at 11 Oct. 14, the Easters; and Nov. service. Dinner will be served 840-3671. Aug. 28: Rev. Hubert McCle- a.m. 18, the Nelons. All sings are on Hallsboro Baptist Church in- immediately following morning ney along with Danny vites the public to worship ser- Friday nights and begin at 7:30 Agape Church of God in Christ service. Pyromatic and Nick Gore will Gibson. vice on Sunday mornings at 11 p.m. The church is located at located at 199 Forest Drive in hold a fundraising concert on Sept. 4: Glory Bound Quarter a.m. Rev. Barry Swain, formerly 1010 McKoy Street, Clinton. For Whiteville. Dr. Bennie L. Benja- Mill Branch Missionary Bap- Saturday, July 16 at Old Dock in concert. of Edenton, is the new pastor. directions or additional informa- min is the pastor. Sunday morn- tist Church will hold its Usher’s Elementary School. All ticket He is the former pastor of Shady tion call Christine Kivett at 592- ing worship service starts at 11 Anniversary on Sunday, July 10 sales go to the Old Dock/Cy- WT accepting Grove Baptist Church in Bladen- 3356 or 592-0161. a.m. and Bible study on Wednes- at 4 p.m. Rev. Algernon McK- press Creek Fire Department. boro. Sunday school starts at 10 day at 7 p.m. For more informa- enzie of Friendship Missionary Gore will start the show playing applications for a.m. tion call 232-2955 or 641-0499. Baptist Church will be the guest VACATION BIBLE some of his favorite covers and More-at-Four The DivorceCare recovery semi- speaker. Rev. Dr. Jerry S. Ga- brand new original music. Pyro- Christian Faith Fellowship SCHOOLS nar and support group meets nus is the pastor. matic will take the state to close Williams Township is now Church is located in Brunswick at Peace Baptist Church, 653 the night with an over-the-top set accepting applications for the across from the post offce. Ja- Love Mill Road, Whiteville, each The Rev. Brian Odem Bella- Honey Hill Baptist Church will list full of Pyro Fan favorites like More-at-Four Pre-Kindergar- son Nicholson is the pastor, Vel- Monday from 6:30-8:30 p.m. my and the Friendship Baptist start its vacation Bible school on Angel No More, Falling in and ten for the 2011-2012 school ma Hilburn is the co-pastor and Childcare is provided through Church and Choir of Hamden, July 10-15 from 6-9:30 p.m. The Out of Love, and some rockin’ year. Children must be four W.C. Hilburn is the founder. Ser- ffth grade. DivorceCare features Conn. will be rendering a ser- church is located at 6140 Honey covers. The band will also de- vice times are: Sunday morning years of age on or before Aug. nationally recognized experts vice for Pastor Cathy S. Moore Hill Road, Hallsboro. Dinner will but some of the new songs off at 10:30 a.m. and Wednesday 31. on divorce and recovery topics. and the Greater Tabernacle be served nightly. their upcoming album due out night at 7:30 p.m. For more in- Come by the school office to Seminar sessions include Fac- Church of Longwood. Bellamy very soon. All ages are welcome. formation call 642-5624 or 642- pick up your application. ing My Anger, Facing My Loneli- is a graduate of Morehouse Col- Lee’s Chapel AME Zion Church Tickets are $5 at the door, doors 2882. ness, Depression, New Relation- lege, Yale University Divinity of Bolton will hold its vacatiional open at 6:30 p.m. and show TC Elementary starts at 7 p.m. For more infor- Wednesday Nights at the Grove ships, KidCare and Forgiveness. School, and he is the grandson Bible school on July 11-15 start- mation go to www.pyromatic.net. -- As a part of the Cherry Grove For more information call Peace of the late Willie and Dessie Lee ing at 6 p.m. The church is locat- School More-at-Four ed at 42 Blacksmith Road. Baptist Church Bicentennial Baptist Church at 640-2877. The Smith, and son of Elbert and First Presbyterian Church Tabor City Elementary is Celebration entitled Celebrating pastor is Chip Hannah. Dorothy Bellamy of Nakina. The women will have cookbooks for now accepting applications our Bicentennial….200 Years service will be at Brunswick- Nakina Pentecostal Holiness for More-at-Four Pre-Kinder- GriefShare seminar and support sale for $10 each. The cook- of Service to Our Lord….1810- Waccamaw Missionary Baptist Church will start its vacation garten for the next school year. group meets at Peace Baptist books are available at the church 2010, a new program Wednes- Association, 600 Pine Log Road, Bible school on July 16 from 9 Children must be four years of Church, 653 Love Mill Road, located at 511 N. Thompson St., day Night at the Grove is being Whiteville on Sunday, July 17 at a.m.-2 p.m. The theme will be Whiteville, each Tuesday from Whiteville. Offce hours are Mon- age on or before Aug. 31, 2011. started this new church year. 11 a.m. Fellowship dinner will Children After God’s Own Heart. 6:30-8:30 p.m. GriefShare is a day-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-noon and Come by the school office to The classes will be held each be served immediately following Anthony Rich is the pastor. For friendly, caring group of people 1-2:30 p.m. pick up your application. Wednesday evening at 7:30 the service. more information call 876-2589. who will walk alongside you p.m. The church is located on Hallsboro Baptist Church will through one of life’s most diffcult Freewill Holiness Church will Swamp Fox Highway (N.C. 904) hold its vacation Bible school experiences. For more informa- hold a Birthday Appreciation Ju- Unwanted cats die every between Tabor City and Fair July 31-Aug. 3 from 6-8:30 p.m. tion call Peace Baptist Church, bilee for Pastor Lucy M. Young Bluff. For more information about Registration will be at 5:30 on 642-0251, 640-7237 or 770- on Saturday, July 30 at 6 p.m. Friday at the pound. upcoming special or ongoing Sunday, July 31. Family night will 1271. Chip Hannah is the pastor. The theme will be Young People programs, call pastor Josh Phil- be Wednesday, Aug. 3 at 7 p.m. with Enthusiasm because they lips or Tracy Phillips, director of Members of The Lord’s Chapel The theme will be Big Apple Ad- regard the work of the Lord! The PLEASE HELP! Youth Ministries, at the church are on a mission to provide items venture – Where Faith and Life guest speaker will be Pastor offce at 649-7307 or 649-7910, to the community, at a minimal Connect. For more information Henry Gregory of St. Andrews visit the church website at www. fee, from their year ‘round back- call 646-4804. cherrygrovebaptist.org or e-mail yard sale. It is located at 2886 AME Zion Church of Wilming- Whiteville United Methodist any questions or comments to Hallsboro Road South, Halls- ton. For more information call [email protected] boro. The shop is open Monday Evangelist Lutricia Mitchell at REVIVAL “We invite you to worship with us every Sunday” – Saturday 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. and 207-8870. Forest Lawn Baptist Church Sunday School 9 a.m. Worship Service 10 a.m. closed on Wednesday. Items presents Kid’s Club at U.S. 701 donated will be greatly appreci- Tabor City held on the second Free Welcome Church in Sell- Minister - Rev. Bill Boykin ated. Proceeds go to The Lord’s GOSPEL SINGS Saturday of each month from 9 erstown will hold its revival on Chapel. 902 Pinckney St., Whiteville • 642-3376 a.m.-noon., There will be Bible Saturday, July 9 at 7:30 p.m. Whiteville Freewill Baptist and Sunday, July 10 at 10:30 stories, music, special guests, Hallsboro United Methodist Church will hold a gospel sing a.m. Lunch will be served fol- recreation, puppets, crafts, and Church will hold Sunday school Thursday, July 7 at 7 p.m. with lowing worship service. Sunday games. The club is for children at 10 a.m. and worship service The Anchormen. A love offering night service will start at 6 p.m. ages 5-10 years. For more infor- at 11 a.m. The church is located will be taken. For more informa- with Tom and Ava Terhune of mation call 843-421-0895 at 1004 Hallsboro Road South at tion call Pastor Danny Jeffers at Faith Christian Ministries. the triangle intersection of Red Butler Branch Missionary Bap- 317-2461. The church is located Bug Road and Hallsboro Road at 419 E. Columbus Street. tist Church, 246 Carver Circle, South. Chuck Smith is the pas- Fair Bluff, now has a clothing tor. closet for all ages for all purpos- St. James Missionary Baptist es, free. For more information Avants Chapel Church will hold Church of Lake Waccamaw will Vineland call Deaconess Faye Miller at Sunday school at 10 a.m. and hold its Annual Gospel Sing on 336-1037. worship service at 11 a.m. and Friday, July 22 at 7:30 p.m. Per- Sunday night service at 6 p.m. forming will be: Carla and Re- Station Forest Lawn Baptist Church of Wednesday night service will demption of Lumberton, God’s Tabor City is holding a celebrate start at 7:30 p.m. Mack Watts is Children of Whiteville, Men of Available for What a Joy when our Little Angels sing for us during recovery seminar that will be of- the pastor. Faith from Lake Waccamaw, wedding receptions Sunday morning worship. fered every Tuesday night. Din- and New Hope-N-Season of ner from 6-7 p.m., main meet- Faith Baptist Church, 4262 Bolton. The church is located at & other events [email protected] ing 7-8 p.m., small groups 8-9 Rough and Ready Rd., Chad- 3245 Old Northeast Road. 640-2030 www.whitevilleumc.org
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How to Become a Part of Our Living Word Church Directory . . . Church Our church directory features a weekly include your church name, address, phone 6374 Chadbourn Highway church profle, helpful information about number, pastor’s name, service times and Chadbourn, NC area churches, a devotional thought and web address. You’ll also have an expanded Church Phone: 910-654-4164 daily Bible readings. church profle, including church photos, If you would like your church included run in the directory sometime during the on this page, we invite you to call us to- six month period. We encourage you to Living Word Church was organized in downtown Chadbourn. Today this day at 642-4104, ext. 237. For only $20 help make this directory complete by hav- in 1980 with a small congregation vibrant non-denominational, Full Gos- per month (six month commitment), ing your church information included. meeting in a storefront on Brown Street pel ministry occupies twenty acres east we’ll include your church in this weekly of Chadbourn on old Highway 74-76. Pastor’s Comments: directory, plus in our web version. We’ll Tis multi-ethnic, culturally diverse We cordially invite you to Living Word ministry has a vision to reach Columbus Western Prong Baptist Church Church, where we are endeavoring to live AFRICAN-METHODIST First Baptist Church of County, the surrounding areas, and the Lake Waccamaw 167 Peacock Rd., Whiteville and give abundant life in Christ. We de- EPISCOPAL Rev. Ronnie Wilson • 910-648-2744 world with the gospel of Jesus Christ. 300 E. Sam Potts Hwy., Lake Waccamaw westernprong.org sire to be a church overfowing with love, Mount Horeb AME Church Rev. Stuart Shumway • 910-646-3727 Sun 8:30 am Worship, 9:45 am strengthening the family, bettering the com- A further strategic goal is to minister to 187 Otis Donnell Nixon Rd., Evergreen Sun 9:45 am, 11:00 am, 6:00 pm, Sunday School, 11:00 am Worship, Church Phone 654 1887 7:00 pm Youth Group, Wed 7:00 pm 6 pm Training Union, 7 pm, Wed 7 pm munity, afecting the world, where every the entire family in order to teach the Rev. Ruth Pugh • 910-483-7126 member is a minister. We hope you will visit uncompromised Word of God and to Lennon’s Crossroads White Marsh Baptist Church Sunday School 9:45 am us soon and give us the opportunity to meet enable people to live victorious lives Sun Morning Worship 11:00 am Baptist Church 341 White Hall Rd., Whiteville Rev. Carroll Fonvielle 13804 Haynes Lennon Hwy., Evergreen and serve you. Wed 6:30 pm 910-642-6459 in Jesus Christ. LWC is known for its Dr. Fred Senter • 642-4436 Sunday 9:45 am, 11 am contemporary Praise & Worship, its in- St. James AME Church Sun School 10:00 am, Worship 11:00 am Wed 7:00 pm Services: 2nd Sun Evening of each month Special 225 West Walter St., Whiteville Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. novative program for children, and its Fellowship Activity 6:00 pm Church Phone 642-8832 Wed Prayer Meeting 7:00 pm Sunday Worship - 10:30 a.m. dynamic youth ministry (“Joel’s Place”). Rev. Horace Lawrence • 910-655-4620 FREE WILL BAPTIST Wed. Bible Study & Joel’s Place - Sun Church School 9:45 am Macedonia Baptist Church 7:00 p.m. Sun Morning Worship 11:00 am 100 Macedonia Church Rd., Evergreen Avants Chapel FWB Church Wed 6:00 pm Pastor Vernon Williamson 947 Cedar St., Cerro Gordo Pastor Mack Watts • 843-756-0417 Sun 10:00 am, 11:00 am 2nd & 4th Sun, [email protected] 6:00 pm every Sun • Wed 7:30 pm CATHOLIC Whiteville United PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS AFRICAN-METHODIST Sunday 9:45 am, 11:00 am, 6:00 pm Methodist Church Wednesday 7:30 pm Sacred Heart Catholic Church EPISCOPAL ZION Nakina Baptist Church 902 Pinckney St., Whiteville Chadbourn Pentecostal Holiness 302 N. Lee St., Whiteville 518 N. Elm St., Chadbourn 7883 Seven Creeks Rd., Nakina Rev. Bill Boykin • 910-642-3376 St. Mark AME Zion Church Whiteville FWB Church Rev. Marcos Léon Angulo • 910-642-3895 Rev. Rick Robinson • 910-654-4850 Rev. J. Darryll Hester 419 E. Columbus St., P.O. Box 1406, Whiteville [email protected] • www.bcrcatholics.org [email protected] 114 W. Virgil St., Whiteville www.whitevilleumc.org www.chadbournph.org 910-499-1598 Pastor Danny Jeffers Daily Mass Mon-Thurs 8am Sunday School 9:45 am Rev. Charlrean Mapson, Pastor First Fri Mass & First Sat Mass 8:00am Sunday 9:00 Sunday School, [email protected] 910-317-2461 cell • 910-654-5900 home Sunday Worship 10:40 am, 6 pm Church Phone: 910-642-7327 Reconciliation before Mass or by ap- 10:00 Worship Service Sun 11:00 am, 6:00 pm Sunday 10:00 am, 11:00 am, 6:00 pm Teen Worship in Sanctuary 6 pm Sunday School 9:45 am Wed 7:00 pm Wednesday 7:30 pm pointment, Holy Mass Sun 8am & 10am English, 12 noon Spanish, Wednesday 7:00 pm Sun Morning Worship 11:00 am Holy Day of Obligation 6:30pm English Bible Study/Prayer Service New Hope Baptist Church and 7:30pm Spanish Nakina Pentecostal Holiness 252 Rough and Ready Rd., Whiteville Tuesday - Noon and 7:00 pm INDEPENDENT BAPTIST Faith Formation from Sept to May NON-DENOMINATIONAL 9745 Seven Creeks Hwy., Nakina Rev. J. Kenneth Byrd 11 am - 12 noon Rev. Anthony Rich • 876-2589 910-642-6345 Lynn Hill Independent Barefoot Church [email protected] ASSEMBLY OF GOD www.nhbcwhiteville.com Baptist Church CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY Sunday School 10:00 am Sun 9:45 am, 11:00 am, 6:00 pm 28 Whiteville Plaza, Whiteville Abundant Life Assembly of God 620 Lynn Hill Rd., Whiteville Missionary Alliance Church Clay NeSmith, Lead Pastor Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 Wed 7:00 pm Pastor William A. Schalk • 910-914-0002 Sun. Evening 6:00 except 5th Sunday 5384 James B. White Hwy. S., Whiteville 516 N. Madison St., Whiteville 843-280-1270 • www.barefootchurch.com http://pastorpreacher.com/lynnhillbc.html 910-640-3223 Facebook: Barefoot Church Wednesday Teen/Youth Group 7:30 pm Pastor Jerry J. Spivey • 910-642-5003 Peace Baptist Church Sunday 10:00 am, 11:00 am, 6:00 pm whitevillemac.com Twitter: @BarefootChurch Wednesday Bible Study 7:30 pm [email protected] 653 Love Mill Rd., Whiteville Wednesday 7:00 pm Sun 10:00 am, 11:00 am, Wed 7:00 pm Sun 9:30 am & 11:15 am Sunday 10:00 am, 10:45 am, 6:00 pm Pastor Chip Hannah Wednesday 7:30 pm 910-642-0251 www.peacebc.org EPISCOPAL/LUTHERAN Christian Fellowship Church Northwood Assembly of God Sunday 9:45 am, 11:00 am, 6:00 pm Grace Episcopal Church & 5662 Sam Potts Hwy., Hallsboro MISSIONARY BAPTIST Bishop Henry Richardson, Jr. 2672 James B. White Hwy. N., Whiteville Sunday 5:45-7:15 pm Awanas Christ the King Lutheran Church Tuesday 6:30-8:30 pm Grief Share 910-646-3388 910-642-7654 105 S. Madison St., Whiteville Wednesday 7:00 pm First Missionary Baptist Church [email protected] Sunday 9:30 am, 10:30 am 505 S. Wilkes St., Chadbourn Rev. Anne Natoli • 910-642-4784 Sun 10:00 am, 11:15 am, Tues 7:00 pm Monday 6:30-8:30 pm Divorce Care PRESBYTERIAN Wed 7:00 pm Bible Study Rev. Lionel E. Cartwright • 910-654-3225 [email protected] www.fmbchurchnc.com graceandchristtheking.com Living Word Church Piney Forest Baptist Church Sunday 9:45 am, 11:00 am First Presbyterian Church Sun Services 9:30 am 6374 Chadbourn Hwy., Chadbourn 511 N. Thompson St., Whiteville 4509 Andrew Jackson Hwy. SW, Chadbourn Wed Noon Day Prayer Circle 12 noon, BAPTIST Wed 6:00 pm Communion, Bible Study Pastor Lester Holcomb, Jr. Rev. Joshua Bower Rev. Willard McPherson • 910-654-5284 6:30 pm Calvary Baptist Church and Dinner 910-654-4164 910-642-2253 Sunday 10:00 am, 11:00 am, 7:00 pm www.livingwordnc.com [email protected] 5028 Pleasant Plains Church Rd., Whiteville Wednesday 7:00 pm Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church Sunday School 9:30 am 5548 Silverspoon Rd., Whiteville Sunday 10:00 am, 11:00 am Rev. Kenneth Barnes • 910-642-6904 METHODIST-UNITED Worship 10:30 am Sunday 9:30 am, 11:00 am, 6:00 pm Pastor T.A. Lance • 910-648-2476 Pleasant Hill Baptist Church [email protected] Chadbourn United Wednesday 7:00 pm Westminster Presbyterian Church Wednesday 7:00 pm 473 Midway Dr., Whiteville www.mombcwhitevillenc.com Methodist Church 307 S. Franklin St., Whiteville Rev. Hubert Herring • 910-654-4807 Sunday 9:45 am, 10:50 am 300 E. 2nd Ave., Chadbourn New Life Community Church 910-642-2762 Faith Baptist Church [email protected] 1st & 3rd Sunday BTU at 4:00 pm Rev. Dr. Milford Oxendine, Jr. • 516-2092 107 Maultsby St., Whiteville [email protected] Sunday 10:00 am, 11:00 am, 7:00 pm 910-642-0130 Sunday 9:45 am, 11:00 am 910-654-4550 Wednesday 6:45 pm cell 461-7811 • [email protected] 4262 Rough N Ready Rd., Chadbourn Wednesday 7:00 pm Sun 9:45 am, 11:00 am [email protected] Sun 9:45 am, 11 am, 6 pm, Wed 7 pm Prayer Tues 10:00 am Sun 9:30 am, 10:30 am, 6:00 pm Trinity Baptist Church Wednesday 7:00 pm SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST First Baptist Church 201 S. Thompson St., Whiteville Fair Bluff United 412 N. Madison St., Whiteville Randy K. Speight, Senior Pastor Methodist Church Zion Tabernacle Church, Inc. Seventh Day Adventist 910-642-2139 910-642-7764 1030 Main St., Fair Bluff 2565 Jenkins Rd., Whiteville 1002 N. Franklin St., Whiteville Dr. Ron Hinson, Pastor [email protected] Rev. Neill Smith • 910-649-7749 Pastor Gloria C. Moore Pastor Kenneth A. Lee [email protected] trinitybaptistwhitevillenc.lifewaylink.com [email protected] 910-647-0047 910-642-0698 www.fbcwhiteville.com Sunday 9:45 am, 11:00 am, 6:00 pm Sun 10:00 am, 11:00 am Sun 9:45 am, 11:00 am [email protected] Sun 9:45 am, 11 am, Wed 6:30 pm Wednesday 6:45 pm Tues 7pm Bible Study Wednesday 7:00 pm Sat 9:30 am, 10:45 am, Wed 7:00 pm 4C--The News Reporter, Thursday, July 7, 2011 Fair Bluf Watermelon Festival Cell Phones for Soldiers and RFCU kick contacts announced The 26th Annual North Carolina Watermelon Festival at Fair of a collection drive in surrounding areas Bluff gets underway this year beginning July 16 through July 24. More than 150,000 troops phones ReCellular processes All groups, clubs, organizations and individuals interested in are serving overseas and are are reconditioned and re- participating should call the following contact people. Contacts: away from their families. Cell sold to wholesale companies Arts and crafts, parade, watermelon, Secretary Miriam Phones for Soldiers and Rie- in more than 40 countries Haynes, 641-7442 gelwood Federal Credit Union around the world. Phones and Calendar Kids and Variety Show, Judy Enzor, 234-0756 are calling on all Americans components that cannot be re- to support these brave men furbished are dismantled and Mini Miss and Master, Wee Miss and Master, Tiny Miss and and women by donating your recycled to reclaim materials, Master, Little Miss and Junior Miss Pageant, Director Leslie unused cell phones. So often including: Faulk, 770-4671 we want to help the men and s'OLD SILVER AND PLATINUM Teen Miss and Queen Scholarship Pageant, Director Cyndi women that are in the ser- from circuit boards Miller, 918-3274 vice, but we just don’t know s#OPPER WIRING FROM PHONE Fair Bluff Ambassador-ages 8-12 and Judy Enzor, 234-0756 how. This is a very simple but chargers Festival Visiting Queens and Area Visiting Queens, Sue Jen- meaningful way to make a s.ICKEL IRON CADMIUM AND kins, 827-6561 difference in the lives of our lead from battery packs Melon Belles, Miriam Haynes, 641-7442 and Sue Jenkins, 827- military families. Riegelwood s0LASTIC FROM PHONE CASES 6561 is asking all local businesses and accessories Merchants Information, Melissa Hinson, 649-7551 to contact RFCU to help with Cell Phones for Soldiers Entertainment, Rev. Neil Smith, 876-8442 this community service. was created by Brittany and Festival T-shirts, Shirley Foley, 649-7316 No stress for you or your Robbie Bergquist of Norwell, business, RFCU does all the Mass. After reading a story Car Show, Fair Bluff Chamber of Commerce, 649-7202; Eddie work for you free. about a soldier who ran up a Burney, 649-7411 and Billy Hammond, 649-6431 s2 WILL SET UP A #ELL huge phone bill calling home River Events, Duck Race, and canoe races, Fair Bluff Rotary, Phones for Soldiers collection from Iraq, these two teenag- 649-6121 Box in your business ers decided to help out. They Window Judging, Karen Grainger, 649-7551 s2 WILL COLLECT THE CELL started by opening an account Website for all information and forms www.ncwatermelonfes- phones monthly from your port our troops continued,” diers,” says Elaine Williams. with $21 of their own money. tival.com business says Brittany Bergquist, Cell “However, the need for sup- They are collecting cash do- s2 WILL SHIP THE CELL Phones for Soldiers co-found- port keeps growing as more nations and old cell phones. Bethel BC to hold Workshop for phones for your business. er. “It is easy for Americans to soldiers are sent to the Middle The cell phones are recycled s9OUR BUSINESS WILL BE AD- make a small sacrifice of sup- East or are asked to serve ex- for cash and the proceeds are Voyage Camp homebuyers vertised as a local drop-off port by donating their unused tended tours of duty.” used to buy prepaid calling Bethel Baptist Church and station on all Cell Phones for- cards for our soldiers serv- The Columbus County cell phones, and providing Through increased fund Pastor Brian Beaver of Rie- Soldiers marketing materials ing in the Middle East. Cell DREAM Center will begin families with a much-needed raising efforts, the Bergquist gelwood will hold a Fantastic distributed by RFCU. Phones for Soldiers is a reg- homebuyer’s education work- connection to their loved ones family hopes to raise more Voyage Camp at Singletary s9OUR BUSINESS IS ONLY over seas.” than $9 million in the next istered 501(c)(3) non-profit or- shops July 11 at 6 p.m. The asked to relay the Cell Phones ganization. Their efforts have Lake State Park for ages 7-12 Local residents can support five years to fund new pro- on Aug. 7-10. The cost is $100 event will help potential home- for Soldiers message to your- the collection drive by cur- grams, such as providing vid- motivated people and busi- with a deposit of $25 due by owners with the home-buying customers. rently donating their phones eo phones and prepaid service nesses around the country to process, and is run by the For more information call at either Riegelwood Federal to allow soldiers abroad to see donate to this worthy cause. June 30. Ms. Williams 910 251-5366 Credit Union location: their families on a regular ba- Their goal is to provide every Activities include: group Homeward Bound Housing Cell Phones for Soldiers -183 John Riegel Road, Rie- sis. U.S. soldier with a way to call sessions, classes, services, Services Group of the DREAM hopes to collect more than home for free. For more infor- gelwood The donated phones are basketball, swimming, horse- Center. 50,000 cell phones this year to mation, visit www.cellphones- back riding, canoeing, horse- -2065 Andrew Jackson Hwy., sent to ReCellular, which pays The workshops will offer help keep the troops connect- Leland Cell Phones for Soldiers for forsoldiers.com shoes, hiking, fishing, massive information that will answer ed with their families. “We’re proud to show our each phone - enough to pro- food fight with Beaver, beach Over the past few years, support for U.S. soldiers, and vide an hour of talk time to volleyball and lots more. questions about the homebuy- we have been amazed by the to contribute to a worthy soldiers abroad. ing process, including topics generosity of others. But, we There will be a 24-hour cause like Cell Phones for Sol- Approximately, half of the on budgeting, credit, down have also seen the need to sup- medical professional and se- curity on site. payment assistance, applying The church will also hold for a mortgage, hiring realtors, CLASS REUNIONS a Waging Spiritual Warfare attorneys, and inspectors. Camp at Singletary Lake State These workshops will provide Park for ages 13-19 Aug. 10-13. the necessary tools to make The Nakina High School class The cost is $100 with a deposit your dream of homeownership of 1990 is making plans for its of $25 due by June 30. Activi- 20th reunion. The class has set ties will be the same as listed a reality. Register by contact- up a website for sharing an- above. ing Amber Bellamy at 910- nouncements and registering For more information call 642-0633 or ccdreamhome@ contact information at www.na- Veronica Beaver at 470-7744. aol.com. kinaclassof90.com. For more information call Sheryl Long at 919-755-8914 or sheryllong@ bellsouth.net. Fallen Heroes ride July 9 A Memorial Ride for the Fallen Heroes will be held Satur- West Columbus High School day, July 9, leaving from Walmart parking lot in Whiteville Class of 1971 is planning its at 11 a.m. The motorcycle ride will honor heroes who paid the 40th class reunion to be held ultimate sacrifice. on Saturday, Sept. 24 at White- ville Country Club (2333 James Registration will be held from 10-11 a.m. and the cost is $20 B. White Hwy. N., Whiteville). per person or $25 with a passenger. The cost is $25 per person and The motorcade will leave Walmart, travel south on U.S. 701 $50 per couple, from 7-11 p.m. to S.C. Hwy. 9 south and have its first stop at HB Spokes. It will RSVP by Aug. 1 so plans for the then proceed to U.S. 17 north and have its second stop at Beach meal can be made. Letters have House Harley Davidson, then continue to Hwy. 421 MLK Bypass been sent to classmates if ad- in Wilmington, to Kerr Avenue and to the veterans memorial dresses were available. Anyone at the National Guard Armory, arriving around 2 p.m. Dan who knows a classmate who Desens will do a roll call at the memorial and VFW Posts 9408 didn’t get a letter or needs more and 8866 will serve lunch. information call Bonnie Lee at For more information on the ride or sponsorship, call Paul 654-5220 or email Blee@white- Spivey at 840-7332, District 5 Commander; Randy Norris, 840- ville.k12.nc.us. Send in cost of reunion to Bonnie Lee, 31 Ce- 5207, Columbus County and state Concerned Bikers Association; dar Branch Road, Chadbourn, OR 'LENDALE 9OUNG 0OST #OMMANDER N.C. 28431. The Class of 1971 committee is as follows: Danny Chadbourn CC McNeil, president, dannymc- [email protected]; Lee; to hold summer Charles McArthur, cwmc1952@ reading program yahoo.com; Deloris Johnson McKenzie; Deloise@columbus. The Chadbourn Commu- k12.ns.us; Gayle Williamson nity Library staff will hold a Pierce, [email protected]. Summer Reading Program for children ages 3-10 years. The Whiteville High School The program will be held Class of 1976 will have its 35th on Mondays, July 11, 18, 25 and Class Reunion Saturday, Nov. 26, at Vineland Depot. A social Aug. 1 starting at 9:30 a.m. WE’RE hour will be held from 5-6 p.m. For more information call The meal catered by David and 654-3322. Martha Hardwick and a program is scheduled from 6-9 p.m. There will be dancing from 9 p.m.–1 Relatives sought a.m. with Terry Basobas as our ALL EARS DJ. The cost is $50 per person for Chancy family made payable to: Whiteville High School Class of 1976. Regis- Relatives are being sought tration forms were mailed April for the late Bennett Chancy 20. Anyone with information on to meet at Portersville Rec- a classmate is asked to contact reation Center on Saturday, us so that our database can be Sept. 3. Questions? updated. Information can be For more information call emailed to: rhbdutton@gmail. Mary J. Spaulding at 646-4792. Comments? com or you can use “Whiteville High School Class of 1976” on Story Ideas? FACEBOOK or Classmates. com. Registration forms are from 7-11 p.m. The cost is $25 Let us know now available on FACEBOOK. Your opinion is per person or $50 for a couple. Please call any of the following how we’re The deadline to purchase tickets something we committee members, if you have is Aug. 1. For more information information about a classmate: doing. always want to hear. contact Bonnie Lee at 654-5220 Rhonda Hinson Bullard-Dutton or email at [email protected]. Give us a call, email 642-5069/640-8080; Laura Prid- nc.us or Danny McNeil at dan- gen Duncan, 642-6060; Connie us, follow us on [email protected]. Baker, 642-3099; Keith Watson, Twitter or fnd us on 640-3931; Curtis Watts 642- The Whiteville High School 3036; Kenny Lee, 914-9665; Class of 1986 is seeking contact Facebook. Margaret Blanks, 212-2721; information from classmates. Kenny Lee, 642-9754; Theresa Our reunion is being planned to 127 West Columbus St., Whiteville Turner Clifton, 625-7161/648- coincide with the WHS home- 5208, Rita Collier Parker 642- coming weekend Oct. 7-8, 2011. 642-4104, ext 223 7387; Phyllis Griffn Merritt 642- The venue for the Oct. 8 event [email protected] 3619, Alex Jordan, 862-9357; will be announced at a later date. Bob Rooks 640-4872, or Debo- Please forward contact informa- www.twitter.com/newsreporternc rah Gore, 642-7550. tion to Monche Simmons at 207- www.facebook.com/thenewsreporter 3505 or [email protected], West Columbus High School Susan Brooks at sebrks@bell- Class of 1968. Anyone interest- south.net or Susanna Hackney ed in having a class reunion call Nunn at susanna.nunn.mrpe@ Jewel Green at 642-4705. statefarm.com. Please join the West Columbus High School Whiteville High School Class Class of 1971 will hold its 40th of 1986 facebook page. Please reunion on Friday, Sept. 24 at contact us if you have any ques- The News Reporter the Whiteville Country Club tions. Education Te News Reporter, Tursday, July 7, 2011 - 5C
Custodial awards Whiteville City Schools recently held its annual awards breakfast for custodians. Winners of the top custodial team, along with Helping Hands award, was Edgewood Elementary. Whiteville Primary was the most effcient team, plus had the cleanest school, and Whiteville High’s crew was the most improved. Front, from left, Edgewood’s Andre Smith, Principal Thomas McLam, Homer Kirk, Larry Green and Tony McDougal, named custodian of the year. Rear, from left, Primary’s Richard Smith, Principal Lynn Spaulding, Daniel Keel, Kenneth Gore and Travis Gurgainus; High School’s Tony Ward, Francisco Castrejon, and Glen Flowers. Not pictured are Gary Jones and Willie Marley. Local students awarded Cape Fear South Columbus HOSA Farm Credit Scholarship students win national honors Two local Whiteville Seniors Kelly McPher- High School graduates were son and Danielle Tungate among a group of eight se- from South Columbus High niors awarded scholarships School won national medals from agricultural lend- in the Health Occupation ing leader Cape Fear Farm Students of America (HOSA) Credit. The Cape Fear Farm National Leadership Confer- Credit Scholarship Program ence held in Anaheim, Cali- is based on academic awards fornia June 22-26th. and honors, extracurricular Students must hold a activities, work experience, third place or above in a and the student’s commit- state competitive event to ment to southeastern North qualify for a national invi- Carolina agriculture and ru- tation. Both students held ral development. state titles in their respec- One FFA Scholarship was tive events which qualified awarded in the amount of them for National competi- $2,000 per year for up to four tion. Kelly McPherson held years ($8,000 total), so long the third place position in Danielle Tungate and Kelly McPherson as the recipient maintains a Scholarship Recipient Alex Burroughs (center) with North Carolina in the Home 3.0 GPA or higher each year parents Jeff and Tiffany Burroughs. Health Aid Division; Dani- tend the University of North addition to their technical of full-time undergraduate elle Tungate held the first Carolina at Wilmington to skills, are people-oriented studies. Cape Fear Farm place position in the state in obtain a bachelor’s degree in and capable of playing Credit also awarded six At- Pharmacology. nursing, with the goal of be- a leadership or follower- Large Scholarships in the In the national competi- coming a nurse anesthetist. ship role as a member of a amount of $500 each and one tion, both students were re- Danielle Tungate is the health care team. Since its Diversity Scholarship in the quired to complete rigorous daughter of Denise Tungate. inception in 1976, HOSA amount of $500. tests and competencies. The She plans to attend Camp- has grown steadily, reach- Alex Burroughs was the competition consisted of the bell University and major in ing nearly 120,000 members recipient of the FFA Scholar- best HOSA students in the pharmacy. through 47 chartered HOSA ship in the amount of $8,000. country. Kelly McPherson HOSA is a powerful in- state associations. She is the daughter of Jeff placed second in the nation structional tool that is in- The HOSA chapter of and Tiffany Burroughs and receiving a silver medal in tegrated into the health South Columbus High a graduate of West Colum- Home Health Aid Division, science curriculum and School has qualified for Na- bus High School. She has ex- and Danielle Tungate placed classroom. The instructors tional Competition Nine of celled in academics, sports third in the nation receiving are committed to the devel- the past 14 years under the and participated in various a bronze medal in the Phar- opment of the total person direction of HOSA Advisor extracurricular activities. macology Division. These and recognize the impor- Wendy Meares, RN, MSN. Alex has been an active FFA are impressive accomplish- tance of providing students “I contribute the success chapter and federation mem- ments, as thousands of stu- with training far beyond the of our HOSA organization to ber and served as an officer dents entered the competi- basic technical skills needed the level of dedication from for both. She plans to attend tion nationwide. for entry into the health care our students and the contin- NC State University where Kelly McPherson is the field. The rapidly changing ued support of our admin- she will major in biological daughter of Mark and Terry health care system needs istration and community,” engineering. McPherson and plans to at- dedicated workers who, in Meares said. Colin Shaw was the recipi- ent of an At-Large Scholar- ship in the amount of $500. He is the son of Michael and Scholarship Recipient Colin Shaw with Whiteville Loan Homeschooling meeting Lisa Shaw and a graduate of Offcer Becky Thompson. Whiteville High School. He of these talented students es. Cape Fear Farm Credit planned Monday, July 25 was a member of FFA, Fel- who will have a substantial has branches serving Blad- The Columbus County lowship of Christian Ath- impact on the rural areas of en, Brunswick, Columbus, tion and be able to answer Coalition of Homeschools letes, and played baseball North Carolina,” Cape Fear Cumberland, Duplin, Har- questions on Legal Issues (CCCHS) will host two and soccer throughout his Farm Credit President and nett, Hoke, New Hanover, of Homeschooling, Cur- panel discussion meetings high school career. Colin CEO Michael Jackson stated. Pender, Robeson, Sampson, riculum Choices/Curricu- for anyone interested in plans to attend NC State Uni- Cape Fear Farm Credit is and Scotland counties. It is lum Development, The Day learning more about home- versity in the fall. an agricultural lending co- part of the national Farm to Day Realities of Home- schooling, or just starting to “As a cooperative, Cape operative owned by its mem- Credit System, a network schooling/Homeschool- homeschool and would like Fear Farm Credit sees the ber-borrowers. It provides of financial cooperatives ing Multiple Children, and some assistance. You can importance of investing in loans for land, equipment, established in 1916 to pro- Homeschooling through choose from: Monday, July our future. We want to help livestock and production as vide a dependable source of High School – It can be done! Lieutenant Harold Tucker 25, 6 p.m., First Presbyterian in furthering the education well as rural home mortgag- credit to farmers and rural There will be ample time for America. To locate a branch of the Clarksville Police Church, 511 North Thomp- questions and answers. near you, visit www.cape- Department has retired son Street, Whiteville, or For more information Patrick graduate of St. Martin’s fearfarmcredit.com or call after 38 1/2 years with the Thursday, July 28, 6 p.m. at contact Kristel at 910-207- department. He went to the Chadbourn Community 0421. The CCCHS is an or- Ashley Patrick recently 1-800-368-5819. Central High School and Library, 301 N Wilson St., ganization dedicated to graduated from St. Martin’s is a member of the class Chadbourn. assisting families in the Co- University in Lacey, Wash. This meetings are free lumbus County area to suc- with a Bachelor of Science of 1962. He is the son of CCYFA ofers and will begin on time. The cessfully homeschool their in computer science. She the late Jesse and Rebec- panel will present informa- children. is the daughter of Linda $250 scholarship ca McZeak of Brunswick. and Winda Patrick of the Columbus County Youth Buckhead community, and and Families Association a member of the Wacca- Inc. (CCYFA) offers one $250 maw Siouan Indian Tribe. scholarship each year. To be The News Reporter is She served six years active considered for this scholar- duty in the U.S. Army and ship the student must be two years in the U.S. Army from the Columbus County ON THE WEB . . . Reserves, which included a area attending Southeastern 15-month tour to Iraq in sup- Ashley Patrick Community College and not port of Operation Iraqi Free- receiving any other finan- dom and a three-year tour in Joint Base Lewis-McChord, cial assistance. Students in- Wiesbaden, Germany. Her Washington as senior net- terested in applying for the www.whiteville.com plans are to continue work- work engineer, where she scholarship should contact ing for General Dynamics has been for the past three Sue Hawks at 642-7141 ext. Check us out for the latest in News, Sports, Classifieds, Obits, Editorials, Columns, Community Calendar, Archived Back Issues and More! Information Technology at years. 320. The Newsrelease Reporter, dates: July 2-8Thursday, July 7, 2011 27-1 (11)
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from The Mini Page © 2011 Universal Uclick Meet Rupert Grint 2UPERT 'RINT STARS AS 2ON IN THE FINAL Looking Like an Alien (ARRY 0OTTER MOVIE h(ARRY 0OTTER AND THE $EATHLY (ALLOWS 0ART v The tree pangolin’s Moles push their way through 2UPERT LANDED THE PART OF 2ON WHEN HE tail looks like a snake. THE SOIL WITH THEIR NOSES %XPERTS was 13. Harry Potter fans have watched him Its scales are flat like grow up while acting in the movies. those on the body of a think the star-nosed mole may pull "EFORE GAINING THE ROLE OF 2ON HE ACTED snake. This may help it in its tentacles while it burrows AS 2UMPELSTILTSKIN IN A SCHOOL PLAY (E scare off predators. underground. This would protect the also took acting classes while in school. The pangolin is actually sensitive tentacles. He has since acted in other movies and a mammal, not a Moles dig right under the sod, or photo by Jaap Buitendijk, © Warner Bros. Pictures commercials. reptile. 2UPERT WAS BORN IN 3TEVENAGE (ERTFORDSHIRE %NGLAND (E grassy area, searching for food. They has one brother and three sisters. He has supported charities, do a kind of breast stroke through INCLUDING THE 2OYAL .ATIONAL ,IFEBOAT )NSTITUTION (E ALSO ENJOYS the soil, making tunnels. As they playing golf. from The Mini Page © 2011 Universal Uclick photo courtesy San Diego Zoo tunnel, little mounds of soil are
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Other-Worldly Animals All the following jokes have something in common. Can you guess the common theme or category? Armadillo Red medusa Tim: What kind of police enjoy their The armadillo’s shell makes it The deep red color of the red work the most? different from any other mammal. Its medusa jellyfish is invisible in the Tom: Traffic police, because they shell covering is not a true shell like dark depths of the sea, but the color whistle while they work! a lobster’s or turtle’s. It is actually hides the bioluminescence (BY-o- part of its body, made out of the LUH MUH .%3 UNCE OR LIGHT GIVEN Tammy: What could a moose do if it got stuck in traffic? same material that makes up our off by prey the medusa has eaten. Terry: Honk its horns! fingernails and hair. (It is not related Most jellyfish are clear, so the red to the pangolin.) color helps hide the shining food as Tilda: Which traffic light is a coward? When an armadillo is born, its the medusa digests it. This keeps the Teresa: The yellow one! shell looks like soft skin. As it dries, jellyfish hidden from its enemies. from The Mini Page © 2011 Universal Uclick it becomes harder. TM
When threatened, the armadillo photo courtesy San Diego Zoo Basset Brown Strange TRY ’N News rolls itself into a ball like a child This naked mole rat is traveling through The FIND a clear tunnel at the San Diego Zoo. Hound’s Creatures doing somersaults. Its protective Words that remind us of strange-looking animals are hidden in the block shell covers the ball. Some types can below. Some words are hidden backward or diagonally. See if you can find: Naked mole rat ARM, ARMADILLO, BEES, CASSOWARY, HANDS, HAIRS, LEMUR, close themselves completely into a The naked mole rat is not a mole MADAGASCAR, MAMMAL, MEDUSA, NOSE, PANGOLIN, RED, RODENT, ball with armor plating. SEA, SHELL, SOD, STAR, TAIL, TEETH, TENTACLES, UNDERGROUND.
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MENTAL HEALTH s 3HANE (OWARD *ONES IS CHARGED WITH s 2ICO !NTONIO 3MITH 6$ ON !/& VEHICLE NO INSURANCE #23#4 AND %2#4 WITH ST CHARGE !LSO 2 TO &73" DRIVER AND ASSESSMENT -, MISDEMEANOR LARCENY -4# District Court in Whiteville FELONY !7$73) AND FELONY ATTEMPT 27$7 s 0AUL *UNIOR 3PIVEY IS CHARGED WITH s 3HONTA ,ATRICE 7EBB 6$ ON %2#4 AND LICENSEPERMIT VIOLATION OTHER RESTRICTION MOTION TO CONTINUE .# NO CONTEST .' NOT 6-3-11 "OND REDUCED SECURED WITH STATES !/& "OND MOTION UNSECURED !LL BOND EXPIREDNO INSPECTION #ONSOL WITH ST CHARGE ./! BOND GUILTY ./! NOTICE OF APPEAL .,) NO LIABILITY s ,AVERNE "ELLAMY .' ON ILLEGAL BURNING CONSENT #ONT CONDITIONS APPLY #ONT s !NTHONY 4YRON &LOWERS IS CHARGED REMAINS THE SAME INSURANCE ./, NO OPERATORS LICENSE ./. SECTION AND COUNTS OF ILLEGAL BURNING s 6ERONICA &ARMER +ELLY 6$ ON OPERATE WITH COUNTS OF FELONY TRAFlCKING OPIUM OR s 2ICHARD $ 'ARDNER 6$ ON FELONY EXTRA- /0 -6 NON OPERATION OF A MOTOR VEHICLE VIOLATION SECTION *AIL VEHICLE NO INSURANCE #OMPLIED District Court in Whiteville HEROIN COUNTS OF FELONY MAINTAIN VEHICLE DITIONFUGITIVE OTHER STATE *AIL .2 NOT RESPONSIBLE /&! ORDER FOR ARREST s 2ICHARD 'ARDNER ' OF )20 0ROBATION s 3HAWN -ICHAEL +EYSER ' OF MISDE- 6-9 -11 DWELLINGPLACE FOR #3 FELONY SELLDELIVER s "OBBY 7ARD CHARGED WITH MISDEMEAN- /0"&0 OBTAINING PROPERTY BY FALSE PRETENSE DAYS ##* MONTHS PROB COST 3TAY AWAY MEANOR 06 OUT OF COUNTY !DMITS 06 0*# s 3HEZEEN !SIF !LI ' OF UNSAFE PASSING COCAINE AND FELONY POSSESSION OF COCAINE OR 06 OUT OF COUNTY 0ROBATION TERMINATED 0# PROBABLE CAUSE 0$0 POSSESSION OF FROM "ROOKEBERRY !PARTMENTS !LSO ' OF UNTIL 0ROBATION EXTENDED TO YELLOW LINE 0*# COST "OND MODIlED TO UNSECURED CONSENT DRUG PARAPHERNALIA 0$!&2$, POSSESS 3$4 #ONSOL WITH ST CHARGE $O ALL THINGS ORDERED TO DO DRUG TESTING s $INA .OELLE !TKINSON 6$ ON ./, BY STATE #ONT District Court in Whiteville DISPLAY ALTEREDFICTITIOUSREVOKED DRIVERS s $ONALD 2AY 'RAHAM ' OF $7,2 *AIL PAY MONIES s *AMES "ALDWIN *R 6$ ON ./, s (UGH 4HOMAS -C0HERSON 6$ ON 6-7-11 LICENSE 0*# PRAYER FOR JUDGMENT CONTINUED DAYS ##* ACTIVE 6$ ON %33 s (OZA ,AMONT ,OCKLEAR ' OF COUNTS OF s 4AMECA 3HERVET "ETHEA 6$ ON %2#4 AND EXPIREDNO INSPECTION s -ARGARITO 2EY !GUIRRE CHARGED WITH 0/##!0! POSSESS OPEN CONTAINERCONSUME s 2ONALD ,EE 'RAHAM 6$ ON $7,2 06 !DMITS *AIL 0ROBATION REVOKED COUNTS OF %2#4 AND COUNTS OF EXPIRED s *OSEPH /WEN 9OUNG 6$ ON IMPROPER ./, AND 746 0AID ALCOHOL PASSENGER AREA 0/- POSSESSION s $EMETRIC 'RAY ' OF SHOPLIFTING CONCEAL- s !NTONIO ,OPEZ ' OF $7,2 REDUCED TO NO INSPECTION VEHICLE INSPECTION s $ANIEL * !LDERMAN IS CHARGED WITH OF MARIJUANA 06 PROBATION VIOLATION 07 MENT GOODS *AIL DAYS ##* ACTIVE ./, DAYS ##* MONTHS PROB lNE s *AMES -ILES "OONE 6$ ON &!42#4 s 7ILLARD "RYANT IS CHARGED WITH !/& &73" DRIVER #ONT 6$ ON %2#4 AND PROSECUTING WITNESS 07)3$ POSSESSION s 0ERSELL (AWKINS CHARGED WITH 7# IN COST CLEAR UP RECORD s #HRISTOPHER , "OWEN 2 TO 30 SECURED BOND WITH $6 CONDITIONS EXPIREDNO INSPECTION #OMPLIED WITH INTENT TO SELLDELIVER MARIJUANA OR THE AMOUNT OF 0AID s $ANIEL 4REJO ,UGO CHARGED WITH ./, REDUCED TO )% #OST INSTALL FEE 0AY WI .OT POSSESS A lREARM OR DEADLY WEAPON .OT s 'EORGE 7ESLEY "AYSDEN 2 TO UNSAFE COCAINE 07)3$- POSSESSION WITH INTENT s $EREK .EAL (INSON 6$ ON OPERATE 0AID DAYS 6$ ON COUNTS OF %2#4 AND COUNTS APPLY FOR A lREARM OR CONCEALED WEAPON MOVEMENT REDUCED TO )% #OST TO SELLDELIVERMANUFACTURE MARIJUANA VEHICLE NO INSURANCE &!42#4 $7,2 s #HRISTEN - -ILLIGAN 2 TO 30 OF EXPIREDNO INSPECTION s 0AIGE $ 7ILLIAMSON 6$ ON LICENSE NOT s 2ONNIE ,EVON "ECK ' OF #4 DAYS OR COCAINE 2 RESPONSIBLE 2$% RECKLESS AND FAILURE TO SECURE PASSENGER UNDER REDUCED TO #OST 6$ ON 0$!&2$, s ,ORENZO *EROME "ULLOCK 2 TO 30 IN POSSESSION ##* MONTHS PROB COST .O CONTACT WITH DRIVING TO ENDANGER 27$7 ROBBERY WITH s #ARLEEN 3UE ,EWIS .' ON 20/ AND $7,2 #OMPLIED REDUCED TO )% #OST INSTALL FEE 0AY WI s 0HIL 'REGORY .EALEY 6$ ON %2#4 07S !LSO ' OF 3! #ONSOL WITH ST CHARGE DANGEROUS WEAPON 20/ RESISTING PUBLIC s #HARLIE -ARTIN *R 6$ ON ILLEGAL BURN- s .EREIDA .ALLE -IRANDA 6$ ON AID MONTHS 6$ ON $,# s $EMETRIUS ,ADLE 'RAY ' OF SHOPLIFTING !LSO ' OF ANOTHER COUNT OF #4 DAYS OFlCER 3! SIMPLE ASSAULT 3!! 3UBSTANCE ING SECTION ABET OPERATORS LICENSE VIOLATION AND &73" s 4RAVIS /MAR #AMPBELL 2 TO &73" DRIV- CONCEALMENT GOODS AND lRST DEGREE TRESPASS ##* MONTHS PROB TO RUN AT EXPIRATION !BUSE !SSESSMENT 3#' SHOPLIFTING CONCEAL- s $AVID -C.EILL *R .' ON $7,2 AND FRONT SEAT ER COST 6$ ON %2#4 AND EXPIRED DAYS ##* 4O RUN AT EXPIRATION OF ANY OF ST CHARGE COST MENT GOODS 3$4 SECOND DEGREE TRESPASS &73" DRIVER 3-4# DENIED .O OFlCER s 3TACY -EMORY 0ALMER 6$ ON %2#4 NO INSPECTION OTHER SENTENCE s #LAYTON 7OODS "OYKIN 6$ ON $7,2 0 3& SUPERVISION FEE 3-4# STATES MOTION s %DWIN #HARLES .ORRIS ' OF -, DAYS AND LICENSE NOT IN POSSESSION #OMPLIED s *EFFREY ! #ARTRETTE 6$ ON %2#4 AND s !NGELA 'AIL 7ILLIAMS ' OF $7,2 $!&$2 %2#4 AND EXPIREDNO INSPECTION TO CONTINUE 4!3# 4REATMENT !LTERNATIVE TO ##* MONTHS PROB ATTY FEE PLUS s !LFREDO #ABADA 0ENA CHARGED WITH EXPIREDNO INSPECTION DAYS ##* WITH CREDIT FOR TIME SERVED 3TRIKE s +NOX 7ILLIAM "RITT IS CHARGED WITH 3TREET #RIME 55-6 UNAUTHORIZED USE OF APPOINTMENT FEE REMIT COST .OT CONTACT 07 ./, 0AID s *OHNATHAN * #ROMARTIE ' OF ./, 0*# &4!FEE FELONY ACCESSORY AFTER THE FACT 4AKES THE MOTOR VEHICLE 6$ VOLUNTARILY DISMISSED 7# s 2AMIRO 0INEDA IS CHARGED WITH !/& s -ARCIAL 'ARNICA 2IOS ' OF ./, COST INSTALL FEE 0AY WI DAYS PLEA ON MISDEMEANOR PLEA #ONT WORTHLESS CHECK 73 WARRANTLESS SEARCHES AND 3$4 #ONT 6$ ON !"0' 3-4# DAYS ##* MONTHS PROB lNE COST s +AREN ,INDSEY #ROSBY 6$ ON FAILURE TO District Court in Tabor City DENIED .O 07 s 3ANDRA .EKITA #LARIDA 6$ ON #2 0AY &RIDAY !LSO ' OF 2$% #ONSOL WITH ST MAINTAIN LANE CONTROL 6-10-11 District Court in Whiteville s +IMBERLY 0RICE ' OF 3! 0*# COST 3#4 EXPIREDNO INSPECTION $!-6.2 CHARGE 6$ ON 30 AND &73" DRIVER s -ARY (ELEN $AWSON 6$ ON %2#4 s 2AY !NETHA !NDREWS ' OF $7,2 *AIL 6-1-11 0AY TODAY FAILURE TO SURRENDER TITLEREG CARDTAG AND s !RMANDO - 2ODRIGUEZ CHARGED WITH s -ARKISH #ORTI $UNSTON 6$ ON AID AND DAYS ##* ACTIVE WITH CREDIT TIME SERVED s -ICHAEL 7 "ENTON ' OF !/& DAYS s -ICHAEL *ARE 3TEPHENS 6$ ON SIMPLE OPERATE VEHICLE NO INSURANCE !LL COMPLIED ./, 0AID ABET IMPAIRED DRIVING AND ALLOW UNLICENSED 2EFUSED PROBATION !LSO ' OF OPERATE VEHICLE .# $/# MONTHS PROB lNE COST POSSESSION SCHEDULE )) #3 s +ATHERINE " #OCHRAN IS CHARGED WITH s 2AFAEL #OLORADO 2OJAS CHARGED WITH TO DRIVE NO INSURANCE #ONSOL WITH ST CHARGE 6$ ON INSTALL FEE NOT VIOLATE ANY .# LAWS .OT TO AS- s *AMES ! #OX 2 TO 30 REDUCED #23#4 FAILURE TO SURRENDER TITLEREG ./, 0AID PER CASHIER s 9VONNE -ITCHELL (ALL 6$ ON %2#4 AND 30 &73" DRIVER $,# $!-6.2 AND SAULT HARASS 07 .O CONTACT DAYS TO PAY TO )% 3TRIKE &4!FEE #OST 6$ ON $7,2 CARDTAG AND EXPIREDNO INSPECTION #ONT s .ESTOR 'ERAR 3ANDOVAL 6$ ON $7,2 EXPIREDNO INSPECTION GIVELENDBORROW LICENSE PLATE s %LLIOTT $ "LANKS DISMISSED ON !)3) s $ONALD 2AY *ENNINGS ' OF $7) *AIL 6$ ON OPERATE VEHICLE NO INSURANCE s $AVY ,EE 3IMMONS 6$ ON $!-6.2 s 0ATRICIA $ (EIMNICK 6$ ON %2#4 s $EREK .EAL (INSON 6$ ON &!42#4 $ISMISSED ON MISD OF CHARGES &ROM 6IRGINIA ,EVEL DAYS ##* WITH s 4IMOTHY 2YAN #ROSS CHARGED WITH AND EXPIREDNO INSPECTION #OMPLIED AND $!20.$ AND $!-6.2 #OMPLIANCE s "RENTON !LLEN "RITT DISMISSED ON !/& CREDIT TIME SERVED 6$ ON 0/- TO UNSAFE TIRES AND $!-6.2 0AID s 4ERRY !LLEN 3PIVEY ' OF 7# IN THE s 0ETER !NDREW (OOGLAND CHARGED WITH s 2ONNIE $ANIEL 3UGGS 6$ ON "% s *AMES ,EVI #LEWIS 6$ ON !7$7 OZ 0$0 AND IMPROPER TURN 0ER PLEA !LSO s *OSHUA # &AIRCLOTH 6$ ON SIMPLY AF- AMOUNT OF DAYS ##* ACTIVE WITH CREDIT 0/##!0! 0AID s 3HAMIYA %LLIOTT 6$ ON -, #OMPLIED AND #4 CHARGED WITH #2$, FRAY #OMPLIED WITH CS TIME SERVED s -ATTHEW 2OBERT (ORNE CHARGED WITH WITH DEF PROS s #URTIS $EMETRI 'OWANS 6$ ON !/& AND s !LLEY #HRISTIA -ILLER IS CHARGED WITH s $OUGLAS $ERREL 'ERALD 6$ ON $7,2 s *EFFERY 4HOMAS 3UMNER 2 TO &73" 0/##!0! 0AID 20/ 3-4# DENIED FELONY LARCENY BY EMPLOYEE "OND SAME s !NTHONY 6ICHON "ROWN ' OF !/& #ONT DAYS ##* MONTHS PROB lNE COST s 4ERRY ,EMONT 2IGGINS 6$ ON $7,2 INSTALL FEE CONTINUE TO PAY CHILD SUPPORT NOT #OMPLIED TO BREAK ANY .# LAWS NOT TO COMMUNICATE s !NGELA *ANE 4ODD IS CHARGED WITH W07 UNLESS WHER CONSENT OR ABOUT CHILD FELONY CONSPIRE ROBBERY WITH DANGEROUS s #HRYSTAL 'AIL "UFFKIN ' OF $7) ,EVEL WEAPON "OND SAME #ONT DAYS ##* MONTHS PROB lNE s ,ISA .ICOLE 7ATTS IS CHARGED WITH FELONY COST INSTALL FEE ATTY FEE PLUS COMMON LAW ROBBERY #ONT FOR 0# "OND APPOINTMENT FEE OBTAIN SUBSTANCE ABUSE REMAINS THE SAME ASSESSMENT WI DAYS HOURS CS WI DAYS SURRENDER $, NOT TO DRIVE ON .# District Court in Whiteville (WYS ./! 6-6-11 s *ASPER &LOYD IS CHARGED WITH FELONY s *OSE 3ANCHEZ "ALTAZAR ' OF $7,2 07)3$ COCAINE AND FELONY MAINTAIN VE- 0ROBATION DAYS .# $/# MONTHS HICLEDWELLINGPLACE FOR #3 AND TWO OTHER PROB lNE COST INSTALL FEE ./. /0 CHARGES "OND REVOKED 3ET AT SE- -6 UNTIL NOT VIOLATE ANY .#&ED LAWS CURED #ONT COMPLY WITH ALL INDElNITE SUSPENSIONS /NCE Click s -ILTON 4YRONE 7ILLIS .' ON !/& COMPLIED TRANSFER TO UNSUPERVISED PROBA- s #URTIS 'OWANS BOND HEARING ON CASE TION 6$ ON 30 0ER PLEA #2 3TATE REQUESTING #OURT s ,AQUINT /NEIL "OYD 2 TO 30 RE- SET BOND AT W'03 #ONT DUCED TO #OST INSTALL FEE s 2ICARDO "AEZ !RANDA ' OF $7) 0ROBA- ATTY FEE PLUS APPOINTMENT FEE 0AY WI TION ,EVEL MONTHS .# $/# DAYS 6$ ON 2$% 0ER PLEA MONTHS PROB DAYS ##* lNE COST s /MAR *ERMALL "RADDY ' OF 0$0 3!! WI DAYS SURRENDER $, ./. DAYS ##* MONTHS PROB lNE COST /0 -6 UNTIL AFTER MONTHS IF COMPLIED INSTALL FEE NOT VIOLATE ANY .#&ED LAWS TRANSFER TO UNSUPERVISED PROBATION !LSO NO RESTITUTION ASKED FOR PARAPHERNALIA TO 2 TO FAILURE TO MAINTAIN LANE CONTROL BE DESTROYED 0AY WI DAYS ./! BOND lNE COST 2UN AT EXPIRATION OF ST CHARGE REMAINS THE SAME !LSO ' OF 20/ AND )00 .' ON ./, #ONSOL WITH ST CHARGE s 4AKISANA $ "LACK ' OF $7) ,EVEL s :ACHARIAS "RIGHT *R ' OF $7,2 0ROBA- DAYS ##* MONTHS PROB TION DAYS .# $/# MONTHS PROB lNE COST 3!! WI DAYS HOURS CS WI lNE COST INSTALL FEE ./. /0 -6 UNTIL DAYS ./. /0 -6 UNTIL 6$ ON 30 NOT VIOLATE ANY .#&ED LAWS CLEAR UP ALL &73" DRIVER AND 0/##!0! 0ER PLEA OUTSTANDING CITATIONS /NCE COMPLIED WALL s -ARCUS 3ETH "LACKWELL ' OF 2$% CONDITIONS TRANSFER TO UNSUPERVISED PROBA- DAYS ##* MONTHS PROB 3!! lNE TION 4RANSFER TO "LADEN #OUNTY !LSO ' OF $ COST NOT VIOLATE ANY .# LAWS !LSO 2 TO %03 !-6.2 #ONSOL WITH $7,2 6$ ON %2#4 #ONSOL WITH ST CHARGE 6$ ON $7) 0ER AND OPERATE VEHICLE NO INSURANCE 0ER PLEA PLEA !LSO CHARGED WITH #2$, s "ARNEY ,EE "ROOKS ' OF ./, DAYS s *ONATHAN 0ATRICK "OYD 6$ ON $7) ##* MONTHS PROB FINE COST NOT s 'ARRETT 7REN "ULLOCK ' OF $7) ,EVEL VIOLATE ANY .# LAWS ./. /0 -6 UNTIL DAYS ##* MONTHS PROB lNE COST s -ARY "YRD ' OF MISDEMEANOR 06 OUT OF 3!! WI DAYS HOURS CS ALREADY DONE COUNTY !DMITS VIOLATION 0ROBATION REVOKED REMIT FEE SURRENDER $, ./. /0 -6 UNTIL s #USTODIO 0EREZ #AMPOS ' OF ./, 0AY WI DAYS 6$ ON $7,2 0ER PLEA !LSO 0*# COST CHARGED WITH #2$, s #LIFTON /DELL $AVIS )) 2 TO 30 s #ASIMIRO 0 #ARDENAS ' OF $7) 0ROBA- REDUCED TO #OST 6$ ON 2$% With the TION ,EVEL DAYS ##* MONTHS PROB s *ELISA -ONIQUE $AVIS 6$ ON -, lNE COST 3!! WI DAYS HOURS 3-4# DENIED CS WI DAYS SURRENDER $, ./. /0 s +RISTEN !NDREA &ULLER 2 TO 30 -6 UNTIL REMIT 3& /NCE COMPLIED TRANSFER REDUCED TO )% #OST 6$ ON &4# 0ER PLEA TO UNSUPERVISED !LSO CHARGED WITH #2$, !LSO 6$ ON $7,2 s *AMES %DWARD #OLLINS 6$ ON DRINK s +ENNETH %RWIN 'IBSON ' OF MISDE- BEERWINE WHILE DRIVING MEANOR 06 !DMITS VIOLATION AS TO WILLFUL- s 'ARY 3HAWN #OX ' OF $!# NESS OF MONETARY 0ROBATION REVOKED ./! DAYS ##* MONTHS PROB lNE COST BOND REMAINS THE SAME Right Car. 3!! WI DAYS 0AY WI DAYS 6$ ON s 2ONALD (OWELL 'OINS *R ' OF $7,2 $7) 0ER PLEA REDUCED TO ./, 0*# COST 6$ ON 30 s *AMES 7ESLEY &OWLER ' OF $7) 0ROBA- AND COUNTS OF FAILURE TO SECURE PASSENGER TION DAYS .# $/# MONTHS PROB UNDER lNE COST 3!! WI DAYS HOURS ##* s $EBRA &OWLER 'ORE 6$ ON %2#4 AND SURRENDER $, ./. /0 -6 UNTIL /NCE EXPIREDNO INSPECTION COMPLIED TRANSFER TO UNSUPERVISED 6$ ON s %RNEST $ANIEL 'ORE ' OF $7,2 0ROBA- It’s Simple...It’s Convenient...It’s Effective 2$% 0ER PLEA TION DAYS .# $/# MONTHS PROB s "RANDON +EITH &REEMAN ' OF $7) lNE COST INSTALL FEE ./. /0 -6 UNTIL 0ROBATION ,EVEL DAYS .# $/# NOT VIOLATE ANY .#&ED LAWS HOURS ##* MONTHS PROB lNE COST 3!! WI COMPLY WITH ALL INDEFINITE SUSPENSIONS DAYS SURRENDER $, ./. /0 -6 UNTIL IN- /NCE COMPLIED WALL CONDITIONS AFTER TERLOCK DAYS WAITING PERIOD !LSO CHARGED MONTHS CAN BE TRANSFERRED TO UNSUPERVISED WITH ANOTHER COUNT OF $7) #2$, OPER- PROBATION Advertise your used car or truck on ATE VEHICLE NO INSURANCE #23#4 AND $ s #HARLES 2AY (ALEY *R 2 TO FAILURE TO COLUMBUS !-6.2 #ONT MAINTAIN LANE CONTROL 2EMIT COST )N BASIC s 4HURMOND ,EE &RICK 6$ ON $7) TRAINING 6$ ON $7,2 OPERATE VEHICLE NO AND &23 INSURANCE AND #23#4 CARS at Whiteville.com and in The News Reporter s 0ATRICIA #OLEMAN 'REENE ' OF $7) s 1UINCEY ,ETREL (ARVEY ' OF -, DAYS 0ROBATION ,EVEL MONTHS .# $/# ##* WITH CREDIT DAYS SERVED MONTHS PROB DAYS ##* lNE COST s -ARY !NNETT (ERNANDEZ ' OF -, for one low price until it sells!* 3!! WI DAYS SURRENDER $, ./. /0 DAYS ##* MONTHS PROB lNE COST NOT -6 UNTIL 6$ ON $7,2 0ER PLEA VIOLATE ANY STATE OR &ED LAWS .OT GO BACK s #RAIG ,AMAR (ARRELSON ' OF $7) *AIL ABOUT 7ALMART 0ROBATION ,EVEL MONTHS .# $/# s 7HITNEY -ICHEL *AMES ' OF $7,2 MONTHS PROB DAYS ##* lNE COST 0*# COST INSTALL FEE ATTY FEE 0AY 3!! WI DAYS SURRENDER $, ./. /0 WI DAYS 3TRIKE &4!FEE -6 UNTIL ATTY FEE PLUS APPOINTMENT s 4ERRY -ARTIN *ENKINS ' OF OPERATE FEE !LSO 2 TO &73" DRIVER #ONSOL WITH ST VEHICLE NO INSURANCE DAYS ##* MONTHS CHARGE !LSO ' OF ' OF FAILURE TO REPORT AC- PROB lNE COST INSTALL FEE NOT VIOLATE CIDENT 0ROBATION DAYS ##* MONTHS ANY .#&ED LAWS 0AY WI DAYS !LSO ' PROB lNE COST ./. /0 -6 UNTIL NOT OF 2$% #ONSOL WITH ST CHARGE 6$ ON 30 VIOLATE ANY .# LAWS 2UN AT EXPIRATION OF AND $!20.$ 0ER PLEA Only per car ST CHARGES !LSO ' OF &4333&2, 0ROBA- s 3HANE (OWARD *ONES .' ON !/& $ TION #ONSOL WITH ND CHARGE 6$ ON 2$% s 6ENANCIA 2EYES *UAREZ ' OF EXPIRED $,# 0/##!0! AND %03 0ER PLEA !LSO OPERATORS LICENSE 0*# COST 6$ ON UNSAFE 6$ ON HITRUN LEAVE SCENE PROPERTY DAM- MOVEMENT 0ER PLEA 15 AGE AND #2$ s +ENDALL 2AY ,AWRENCE ' OF $7,2 s $AVON +EITH *ACKSON 6$ ON &73" 0ROBATION DAYS .# $/# MONTHS Until it Sells!* DRIVER AND AID AND ABET IMPAIRED DRIVING PROB lNE COST INSTALL FEE ./. s #OWAND *AMES -C#LURE ' OF RECKLESS /0 -6 UNTIL NOT VIOLATE ANY .#&ED LAWS DRIVING WANTON DISREGARD DAYS ##* #OMPLY WITH ALL INDEFINITE SUSPENSIONS MONTHS PROB lNE COST NOT VIOLATE ANY /NCE COMPLIED TRANSFER TO UNSUPERVISED .# LAWS 0AY BY PM !LSO 2 TO &73" PROBATION .' ON $!-6.2 $!20.$ DRIVER #ONSOL WITH ST CHARGE 6$ ON $7) COUNTS OF HITRUN LEAVE SCENE PROPERTY DAM- AND 30 AGE OPERATE VEHICLE NO INSURANCE AND FAILURE s #HRISTY ( -C0HERSON ' OF $7) TO REPORT ACCIDENT -OTION TO DISMISS AT THE 0ROBATION ,EVEL DAYS ##* CLOSE OF STATES EVIDENCE ALLOWED MONTHS PROB lNE COST 3!! WI s %RICA 3HONTAE ,ENNON 6$ ON ./, DAYS SURRENDER $, ./. /0 -6 UNTIL s -ARGARITO -ANCIO ' OF ./, DAYS INTERLOCK DEVICE MONTHS ./! BOND ##* MONTHS PROB lNE COST ./. Columbus REMAINS THE SAME /0 -6 UNTIL INSTALL FEE NOT VIOLATE s 'ARY 7AYNE .EAL IS CHARGED WITH $7) ANY .#&ED LAWS 0AY WI DAYS 6$ ON AND 2$% #ONT FOR PLEA OPERATE VEHICLE NO INSURANCE &!42#4 s $USTIN $AIL .EALEY 6$ ON AID AND ABET AND $!-6.2 IMPAIRED DRIVING AND 0/##!0! s $AMONTE , -C#ULLOUGH 6$ ON NO s $AVID 2EYNOSO ' OF $7) 0ROBATION MOTORCYCLE ENDORSEMENT 0ER PLEA ,EVEL DAYS ##* MONTHS PROB s !USTIN -ITCHELL 6$ ON )00 AND 3! lNE COST 3!! WI DAYS HOURS s 'LORIA -ITCHELL 6$ ON 3! ##* SURRENDER $, ./. /0 -6 UNTIL !LSO s *ULIE !NN -ITCHELL 6$ ON COUNTS OF ' OF ANOTHER COUNT OF $7) 0ROBATION ,EVEL 3! AND )00 MONTHS .# $/# MONTHS PROB s *ENNIFER &AYE 0HILLIPS ' OF $7,2 0*# DAYS ##* lNE COST 3!! WI DAYS COST INSTALL FEE ATTY FEE 0AY WI SURRENDER $, ./. /0 -6 UNTIL INTERLOCK DAYS 6$ ON %2#4 &73" DRIVER EXPIRED MONTHS REMIT 3& 2UN AT EXPIRATION OF NO INSPECTION &73" FRONT PASSENGER 0ER ST CHARGE 6$ ON $7,2 AND $!# 0ER PLEA 3TRIKE &4!FEE PLEA !LSO CHARGED WITH #2$, s -ELINDA ,ECHE 0OLLARD 6$ ON PERMIT OPERATION VEHICLE NO INSURANCE AND ALLOW Cars s 3ANTIAGO 3ANCHEZ ' OF $7) *AIL ,EVEL YEARS .# $/# ATTY FEE PLUS AP- UNLICENSED TO DRIVE POINTMENT FEE ATTY FEES AS A CIVIL JUDGMENT s $ANNY 2IGGINS ' OF $7,2 3ENTENCING DAYS $!24 6$ ON ./, 0ER PLEA CONTINUED UNTIL FOR JUDGMENT 3TRIKE s -ATTHEW 7AYNE 3MITH ' OF $!# &4!FEE *30 day limit, some restrictions apply 0ROBATION DAYS ##* MONTHS PROB s (EATHER .ICOLE 2ILEY 2 TO 30 IN SCHOOL 8C -- The News Reporter, Thursday, July 7, 2011
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