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See Attached North Carolina Lenoir County Affidavit of Publication SP 3577-Sub 1 CLIPPING OF NORTH CAROLINA ADVERTISEMENT OR LEGAL HERE LENOIR COUNTY AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION SEE ATTACHED Before the undersigned, a Notary Public of said County and State, duly commissioned, qualified, and authorized by law to administer oaths, personally appeared, Cassie Groff who being first duly sworn, deposes and says: that she is Advertising Specialist of ENC MEDIA GROUP, engaged in the publication of a newspaper as KINSTON FREE PRESS, published, issued, and entered as second class mail in the City of Kinston, in said County and State; that she is authorized to make this affidavit and sworn statement; that the notice or other legal advertisement or advertisement a true copy of which is attached hereto, was published in The Free Press on the following date(s): November 14, 21, 28, 2020 & December 5, 2020 and that the said newspaper in which such notice, paper, document, or legal advertisement was published was, at the time of each and every such publication, a newspaper meeting all the requirements and qualifications of Section 1-597 of the General Statutes of North Carolina and was a qualified newspaper within the meaning of Section 1-597 of the General Statutes ofNorth Carolina. This __ 8 __ day of December , 2020 Cassie Groff Sworn to and subscribed before me, this _8__ day of _D_e~ce_in_b_e_r____ ~,2020 j \S\Qo. \ cl>l~ My commission expires: August 5, 2022 THE FREE PRESS www.Kinston.com Saturday, November 28, 2020 A3 OBITUARIES NC NEWS IN BRIEF Charles R. Alphin From wire reports Silva was charged with local hospital and later died, is just off Rozzelles Ferry KINSTON — Charles R. assault by pointing a firearm police said. Road, CMPD said in a press Alphin, beloved father, Rockingham deputy shot; in connection with an earlier Police did not release release. passed away Sunday, suspect in custody incident at the home. He's information on what led up "When they arrived, offi- November 22, 2020 at jailed on a $1,000 secured to the shooting or a possible cers located a male victim the age of 76. WENTWORTH — A bond and it wasn't known if motive and said they have no with an apparent gunshot A private memo- deputy was shot in the he has an attorney. suspect description. wound. The victim was rial service was held at leg Thursday night while Charges for the shooting Anyone with informa- pronounced deceased on the Edwards Funeral Home. responding to a domestic aren't expected, Suthard tion is asked to contact scene by Medic," the news Charles retired from call, a North Carolina sher- said, after an investigation Greensboro/Guilford Crime release said. Dimon International and iff's office said. found the shooting wasn't Stoppers at 336-373-1000. The second shooting was was an Army Veteran. Lt. Kevin Suthard, intentional. People can also submit tips reported around 2:25 a.m. He is survived by his spokesman for the Rocking- Sheriff Sam Page asked through the P3tips app or Friday in the 2500 block of sister, Faye Barnett of ham County Sheriff's Office, the N.C. State Bureau of website. All tips to Crime Rozzelles Ferry Road, which Kinston NC; his son, said in a news release Friday Investigation to assist in Stoppers are completely is about one mile northwest Reggie Alphin and his that two deputies went to the case. anonymous. of the first shooting, CMPD wife Jen of Riverside CA; a home in response to a said. his daughter, Donna Dail domestic disturbance call 1 killed early Friday Thanksgiving holiday Officers arrived to find and her husband Jason his honor, https://fun- in Reidsville. in shooting at Cheetah Club concludes with two killings "an adult male victim with of Wilmington NC; draise.cancerresearch. Suthard said Angel Galvin in Greensboro in northwest Charlotte anapparentgunshotwound. grandchildren, Valerie org/fundraiser/3049170. Silva, 44, came out of a The victim was pronounced and Reggie Alphin and Arrangements by room with a handgun in his GREENSBORO — A Thanksgiving 2020 came deceased on the scene by Olivia and Luke Dail. Edwards Funeral Home waistband. When his wife 39-year-old Greensboro to a close with two fatal Medic," a release said. In lieu of flowers, we & Cremations. Online grabbed the gun and tried to man shot early Friday at shootings within a mile of Investigators told WBTV ask that you dedicate a condolences may be disarm him, the gun went off the Cheetah Club on Guil- each other in Charlotte, the shooting happened donation to the Cancer expressed at www. and hit a deputy in the lower ford College Road has died, according to Charlotte- during "a domestic dispute Research Institute in edwardsfhc.com. leg, the lieutenant said. The police said. Mecklenburg Police. The and that the shooter and the deputy who wasn't struck Officers responded about identity of the victims, both victim know each other." took Silva's gun and took 1:20 a.m. Friday to a report males, have not yet been Callers with tips can him into custody. ofafirearmbeingdischarged released. reach a homicide detec- Daniel Thomas Jarman The sheriff's office said at 626 Guilford College Road Investigators say the first tives at 704-432-TIPS Deputy Tyler Wiseman was and found Brandon Jaquay shooting occurred around or call Crime Stoppers at JUNE 21, 1960 – taken to a local hospital for Crawford with a gunshot 9:30 p.m. on Thanksgiving, 704-334-1600 or http:// NOVEMBER 21, 2020 treatment of a serious but wound, police said in a news near the 300 block of South charlottecrimestoppers. KINSTON — Daniel no-life-threatening injury. release. He was taken to a Gardner Avenue, which com/. Thomas Jarman, 60, passed away on Satur- day, November 21, 2020. DEATH NOTICES Danny was born in New Bern on June 21, 1960 to Willie Johnson Noah Christian Wright Cemetery, Cove City. Family will have private Lena Mae Wethering- She is survived by one services at later date. ton Jarman and the late Willie Johnson, 69, of 64 Noah Christian Wright, son, Mario Tune of Kin- Arrangements are by Daniel Nicholson Jarman. Exum Lane, Maury, died infant, of 1908 Rosemont ston; three sisters, Sally Mills Funeral Home, Inc. Danny had an outgo- Thursday, Nov. 19, 2020. Dr., Apt 5, Greenville, died Strayhorn, Betty Fulmore ing personality that made Graveside service will Monday, Nov. 9, 2020. and Sophie Mae Mintz, all Lorenzo Spruill him the life of the party. be held Saturday, Nov. 28, Funeral service will be held of Cove City. An opportunity to dance mother, Danny is sur- 2020 at 1 p.m. at Snow Hill 1:30 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 29, Viewing will be held one Lorenzo Spruill, 54, of and sing or just play vived by his wife, Gwyne Cemetery in Snow Hill. 2020 at Don Brown Funeral hour prior to the service. Durham, died Saturday, around and have fun was Lewis Jarman; son, He is survived by his wife, Home. Burial will follow in Arrangements are by Nov. 21, 2020, at Duke Uni- all he needed to be happy. Jason Scott Miller and Linda Exum Johnson of the Mills Family Cemetery. Trinity Memorial Funeral versity Hospital. Friends and family espe- wife, Tiffany; grand- home; mother, Thelma He is survived by his Home of Kinston. Graveside services will cially enjoyed when he children, Walker Scott Sumter of Santee, S.C.; father Anthony Harris, be 1 p.m. Saturday, Nov. would perform his own Miller and Kylie Lewis; three sons, James Corne- mother Alexis Wright of Betty Fay Wiggins 28, 2020, at Glenview version of karate moves. siblings, Donna Jarman, lius Johnson of Columbia, Greenville, and sister, Riley Cemetery in Durham. Mil- As a homebody, Danny Eurse Jarman, and S.C., Lynn Cornell Exum Clark, all of Greenville. Betty Fay Wiggins, 72, itary rites will be held at loved spending time Brenda Wiggins; special of Orrum and JC Walton COVID-19 restrictions of Kinston, died Saturday, cemetery. with his family. He was nieces and nephews and Jr. of Nashville, Tenn.; will be in place. Nov. 21, 2020, at Vidant Arrangements are by a loving husband to his great-nieces and great- one daughter, Kenisha Arrangements are by Don Medical Center in Green- Mills Funeral Home, Inc. wife, Gwyne, and the nephews; and his special Lashonda Hill of Ayden; Brown Funeral Home. ville. Funeral services will best dad and grandfa- little girl, Carlie. three brothers, Tyrone be 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. David Grady ther. One of his favorite In addition to his Johnson and James John- Bunn Bennett 28, 2020, at Mills Funeral pastimes was going to father, Danny was pre- son Jr., both of Queens, Home Chapel. Viewing David " Pete " Grady, 59, worry his son, Jason, ceded in death by his N.Y. and Percy Johnson of Bunn Bennett, 81, of Kin- will be held from 3-6 p.m. of Wilmington, Del., died while he was trying to children, Victoria Lynn New Jersey; six sisters, Earla ston, died Wednesday, Nov. Friday, Nov. 27, 2020, at the Friday, Nov. 20, 2020. work. While sitting on Jarman and Richard Walter and Gwendolyn 25, 2020. funeral home. Arrangements are by Mills a stool and drinking Thomas Lewis; grandson, Sheppard, both of Queens, No services will be held. Arrangements are by Funeral Home, Inc. water, he would often say Rylee Scott Miller; sib- N.Y., Waver White, Gwen- Arrangements are by Mills Funeral Home, Inc. that he was Jason’s best lings, Debbie Sue Jarman dolyn Goodwin, Phelawn Edwards Funeral Home & Herman Bryant employee. and Bertha Heath; and Pelzer and Laverne White, Cremations.
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