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of 954 Magazine. Sports playoffs. ThePublished News since 1890 every Monday and Thursday Reporterfor the County of Columbus and her people. Monday, November 16, 2015 Recount flips Volume 125, Number 40 Whiteville, North Carolina council race n Power outage at Election office 75 Cents blamed for error.

By ALLEN TURNER Inside Staff Writer

The outcome of Chadbourn’s Nov. 3 town 2-A council race changed Saturday after a recount • Council votes to was held at the Columbus County Board of keep fence require- Elections in Whiteville. James Green now has a one-vote win over ment at shopping challenger Jay Suggs Jr. center. Following the official canvass last Tuesday, Suggs had a 202-197 lead over Green. The new 5-A vote count gives Green a 197-196 lead over • ‘A Vineland Christ- Suggs. Brunswick’s totals after the recount did mas’ planned for Dec. not change what was reported on canvass day. 3-12. Green requested the recount because the canvass tally showed Suggs receiving 15 absen- All in the family tee votes but only 10 absentee ballots actually Sam Leder, left, son of Whiteville City Council member Robert Leder, won a seat on the Concord City were cast. Council Nov. 3 with 64 percent of the vote in his first effort at elected office. This is Robert Leder’s sixth Elections director Carla Strickland said term. Also pictured are Bennett and Matthew Leder. Saturday that the recount would have been conducted even if Green had not requested it. A temporary power outage at the board of elections during the canvass caused a malfunc- Father, son win city council seats tion and faulty results were reported, she said. Strickland was not present during the canvass because of health issues involving a By JEFFERSON WEAVER Leder was the highest vote-getter up to replace him.” member of her family. “Upon my return,” she Staff Writer of all the candidates, with 64 percent Sam Leder said that after lengthy of the vote, or 2,286 ballots. discussions with his wife, he threw his told about 20 people gathered for the recount, District One is apparently a lucky In Whiteville, Leder’s father also hat in the ring. He gave his wife credit “we found something that was not correct charm for the Leder family, regardless won his two-seat ticket race, and also for the landslide win. in the absentees, so we would have done this of the zip code. was the recipient of the most votes, “She was really my campaign man- recount, regardless.” Robert Leder has served in the Dis- with 202 votes, or 38.5 percent. ager,” he said, laughing. “The county maintenance department trict One seat on the Whiteville City Robert Leder said he never expected Leder said he was always interested came over and started playing with (circuit) Today’s Council for five terms, as well as 12 his son, a certified public accountant in his father’s political career and the breakers in our building, causing the power American Profile years on the city school board. and partner in a CPA firm with several mechanics of local government, but to go out momentarily, and it did affect the His oldest son Sam Leder, in his offices, to enter politics. was ambivalent about seeking office absentees in Chadbourn, so we will be doing features “Gobble first foray into politics, handily won a “I’m just proud of him for wanting on his own. all votes cast – election day, absentee, provi- Gobble! Readers District One seat in the city of Concord to serve his community,” Robert Leder “Dad was on the school board, then sional and one stop – for both Chadbourn and Tuesday night as well. said. “He never expressed any political city council,” Leder said. “I was famil- Brunswick this morning,” Strickland said at share their go-to “I can’t tell you how proud I am of intentions with me until he called to iar with how things worked – public Saturday’s recount. Thanksgiving reci- him and all our children,” the senior ask my advice on running.” service was always a big thing in our In Brunswick, commission candidate Nan- Leder said. Sam Leder, who turns 48 later this household, giving back to the com- pes and tips.” Concord’s city council operates month, graduated from Whiteville City munity.” See Recount flips, page 2-A similarly to Whiteville, in that there Schools in 1986 and later, UNC-Chapel Although he loves his hometown, were two seats from each district on Hill. He and his wife Shannon, whom Leder said that Concord, which has the ballot. Each seat runs in a separate he met in college, have two children. 85,000 people, is now home to his family. DIDYOB? race in Concord, however, while in A resident of Concord for more “Concord has been good to me, good Will the winter Whiteville the top two candidates are than 20 years, the younger Leder said to us,” he said. “I’m looking forward to Did you observe ... winners. he hadn’t seriously considered elected helping keep our city be a good place to Volunteers decorat- Sam Leder led the field against two office until a visit from a neighbor, live and raise a family. worms win? other candidates running for one of the veteran Concord councilman Dave “There’s a lot going on here, and ing trees at Northwood two District One seats. A total of six Phillips. there’s still a lot of potential,” he nMeteorological mishmash may Assembly Sunday for the candidates were on the ballot for two “He and I were talking,” Sam Leder added. “It’s really an honor to be able to mean wicked winter. seats in the Concord race, according said, “and he said that there were sev- serve my community, and my dad gave Festival of Trees, which eral people who had brought my name me a good example on how to do that.” to election results. By JEFFERSON WEAVER runs today through Sat- Staff Writer urday, Nov. 21?... Samuel Linden’s daughter Jayne A wooly prognosticator is at odds with science when it comes to predicting the local Gore and granddaughter WWII vet turnout surprises hosts weather this year. Sarah Otstot gather- By BOB HIGH Wooly worms, the larval stage of the Staff Writer Isabella tiger moth (Pyrrharctia Isabella), ing information about are large caterpillars with long hair and al- Linden’s World War II The Navy far outnumbered the ternating bands of black and brown. They’re service as a medic in the other military services Wednesday more correctly known as wooly bear worms, night at the American Legion Post according to Aboutinsects.com. Tradition has Pacific Theater for him No. 137’s fish fry where 15 World War it that the more black on a wooly worm, the to use in interview about II veterans appeared. The number of worse the winter. veterans surprised their hosts, but The caterpillars are extremely long-lived, his war experiences? there was ample room for the men compared to other bugs, and go from the and women, almost all accompanied pupae to larval (caterpillar) stage during the by family members. warmer months. They then spend autumn eat- County Deaths The average age of the vets was ing everything they can find, preparatory to 92, with Mary Collier Williamson’s hibernating through the winter and hatching total of 98 years easily topping the as large tiger moths in the spring. The width Lake Waccamaw list. The Lake Waccamaw woman of the brown bands seen on many varieties of Marie P. Tate is the lone survivor of the five Col- the worms is said to be an accurate predictor lier siblings who served in various of the coming winter season. Tabor City branches of the military more than Whether the tradition is true is up for 70 years ago. Mary Ann Hardee debate. They walked slowly through the In the 1950s, Dr. C.H. Curran, former cura- Villa Mae Cox pine trees as they approached the Le- tor of insects at the American Museum of gion building. Several used walking Natural History in New York City, tested the Riegelwood devices to aid their movement, while Ray Williamson, right, World War II veteran and former Whiteville woolly worms’ accuracy. His surveys found Eugene Simmons others were impressive by being able police officer, talks with fellow WWII serviceman Ervin Stocks dur- an 80 percent accuracy rate for the woolly to get around without assistance James “Jimmy” William ing last week’s Veterans Day salute by American Legion Post No. worms’ weather predictions, according to the from a device or family member. 137 here to the dwindling number of men and women who actively museum. Bordeaux Jr. Nine of the 15 vets said their served during the 1941-45 war. Other researchers have not been able to rep- Rickey Recardo Blanks military days were in the Navy. licate the same success rate, although amateur H.E. “Cookie” Cooke’s description served – North Africa, Sicily, Italy, Army Air Corps and the Army. observers in western North Carolina — home of what food was available to those France, Belgium and Germany. This Frank Gault noted he served with of the annual Wooly Worm Festival — swear serving on ships impressed most of meant these men didn’t miss a Eu- the Navy and the Merchant Marine. that broader black bands equal a hard winter. the Legion members. ropean combat zone. A couple noted Navy veterans appearing for the Entomologists, however, point out that the “You were eating steaks, and I they “missed” the 1944 Normandy free fish fry meal included Cooke, brown bands appear as the worms grow, so was eating fish heads and rice,” invasion. Gault, Ervin Stocks, Hubert Bass, they are affected more by warmer weather in Legion Commander and Vietnam “You were lucky. You really didn’t John Coleman, Merritt, Ralph Prid- the previous winter or spring than the season veteran Lacy Wilson commented af- miss anything,” Legion member gen, Cecil Gurkin and Robert Tedder. to come. ter Cooke told of being able to select Jimmy Mauldin commented as he Army vets were Ray Williamson, The N.C. State University Climatology of- tenderloin steaks by the dozen to be recognized each veteran. Wayne Horne, Merritt and Samuel fice, which maintains detailed historical me- served to his shipmates. One veteran, Leon Merritt, said Linden. Army Air Corps vets were teorological data, recently published a tongue- Some Army and Navy veterans he served in three branches of the Shelton Godwin, Mary Williamson rattled off a litany of where they military during the war – Navy, and Merritt. See Wooly worms, page 11-A 2-A – The News Reporter, Monday, November 16, 2015 Buffer fence will Tribal dance at St. James stay, after repairs

By JEFFERSON WEAVER even worse. Staff Writer “That’s all they want to do,” he said. “They want to be able A crowd of concerned to have a place for big trucks neighbors convinced the to park, so people can walk Whiteville City Council Tues- over there to McDonald’s.” He day to refuse a firm’s request was one of several speakers to to remove a fence behind a suggest the fence be repaired shopping center. or replaced. Instead of tearing down the Worley also said the type of fence, Primax Services must wooden privacy fence chosen maintain the buffer behind the by the original developer was Northfield Shopping Center. “the worst thing you could The fence was erected in get,” since wooden fences 1998, as a condition for build- eventually break down. He ing the center, according to suggested a vinyl or chain link city planning records. The fence. The latter suggestion fence, berm and trees were drew additional protests from placed there to shield a nearby area residents. residential area from noise, “If the fence goes down, light and traffic. we’ll have even more light The fence has fallen into shining into our homes at disrepair, and since the trees night,” Sanderson said. “Even along the berm are now ma- with panels in it, chain link ture, Elwood Brown of Primax wouldn’t do any good.” asked the city for permission Bill Memory said the fence to remove the wooden panels. looks “terrible,” and suggested Some of the fence and trees it be replaced with something are overgrown with vines and more durable. weeds, and Primax planned to “They haven’t been a good clear the area. corporate neighbor, to allow Residents of James and Oli- it to get into that condition,” ver streets turned out in force Memory said. “The city really Photos by GRANT MERRITT Tuesday to protest the move. doesn’t need to let them take Kirby Sanderson said re- it down.” Memory and others also Following the tradition moving the fence would in- Dancers perform a Waccamaw-Siouan dance at Saturday’s festival in the St. James community north of Lake crease foot traffic through the noted the overgrown vines and area, which he said already dead trees along the berm, and Waccamaw. has too many undesirables asked that the city take action. passing through to the shop- “I can’t order a homeowner, ping center and McDonald’s. much less anyone else, to “We have small children, remove vines,” said Hiram but we’re afraid to let them Marziano, city planning and Pecan harvest begins; crop looks promising play in the yard,” he said. code enforcement director. “I Residents described people don’t have the authority to tell By RAY WYCHE “Mid-season pecans are better than the last couple of puts the nuts in windrows for walking through yards to anyone to do that.” better,” said Hooks. years,” he added. “We didn’t faster harvesting. reach a path behind the shop- Councilwoman Sara Staff Writer Reportedly the largest have any then,” he said. Boys and Girls Homes has ping center. There is no public Thompson made the motion bearing pecan orchard in the After the pecans fall natu- about 400 bearing pecan trees right of way outside of a city to refuse the request from Pri- Along with frosty morn- street through the area. max, and require them to re- ings, another sure sign of state, the pecan trees at Boys rally or are shaken from the on the farm adjoining N.C. 214 Emory Worley said he felt habilitate the fence and berm. autumn is the ripening of the and Girls Homes at Lake Wac- trees, a sweeper pulled by a and around the residential the company wants to allow Councilwoman Vickie Pait local pecan crop. camaw are at the beginning golf cart runs over the grassy cottages on the campus. large truck parking in the seconded the motion, which David Hooks of Gurganus of harvesting a good crop of areas under the trees and area, which would “make it passed with a unanimous vote. Milling said county residents nuts, Farm Manager Robert are beginning to bring in nuts Williamson said. to sell as has been the case “They’re looking pretty each fall. good right now,” Williamson “Right now, they are pretty said. MISSING CAT Recount flips abundant,” Hooks said of the “We’re shaking some trees Continued from page 1-A pecans the company is buy- where the nuts have started $500 Reward if found ing. Most of the nuts being falling,” he said. “If that green covering on the nut cy H. Hill came up one vote and I hope they will do what sold thus far come from trees short (as did Queen Hawkins) they can working together to around homes. falls off, it’s a good time to go of winning one of two seats make Chadbourn a happy and “In the next couple of (to use the tractor-mounted up for election on the board. productive place to live. This weeks, the pecans will be a shaker),” he said. Hill and Hawkins received 59 election has proven that each lot better,” he said. Some “This is the first year we’ve votes. Jackie William-Rowland and every vote counts, and I say the cooler weather and had a pretty good crop. It’s and Everlene Davis got 60 and hope it encourages all those abundant sunshine will help 62 votes, respectively. Bruns- who didn’t vote to exercise the nuts reach a more tasty wick’s totals after the recount their right and be sure to vote flavor stage. did not change what was re- at the next election.” Correction ported on canvass day. Emory Worley lost his bid A press release provided Green said Saturday the for the Whiteville Council Dis- about the Farm-City Week close vote and change in the trict One seat by just one vote WCHS FFA dinner Tuesday said that the outcome adds pressure. last week. Incumbent council- speaker, Sen. Jane Smith, is “While I’m there I need to woman Sara Thompson won not seeking re-election for really do my best and work with a 156-155 lead over Worley. turkey shoot the N.C. Senate. hard for all the people in the Worley opted not to ask The West Columbus High Smith, a Democrat, said town of Chadbourn for the for a recount. He said Sunday School Future Farmers of she does intend to run. next four years,” Green said. the results in the Chadbourn America will have its annual The vote-count in the Chad- recount did not change his FFA turkey shoot every week- FRANK THEATRES Orange and white male tabby cat. bourn mayor’s race changed position. end in November at 410 Sunny Saturday but not the outcome “It’s all over with. I’ve made South Road, Chadbourn, near COASTAL Wearing collar with bell - answers to Samuel. of the election. Phillip C. Britt a decision and I am going to Peacock Road. STADIUM 10 Last seen near Courthouse/BB&T branch. ran unopposed. He had 267 stick with it,” Worley said. The public is invited to par- Showtimes (910) 754-7469 Call 910-445-6198 with any information votes following last week’s (Nicole Cartrette contributed ticipate. Food and drinks will www.FRANKTHEATRES.com or if you have seen him. canvass. That total included to this story). be available nightly. 5200 Bridgers Road 15 absentee tallies but only 10 absentee ballots were cast in Chadbourn. Britt’s received 261 votes at the conclusion of the Saturday recount. There roudly serving olumbus ounty were 22 write-ins. P C C Chadbourn’s current may- or, Donald Ray Bass, who ran and surrounding areas sinCe 2013, for council seat instead of the mayor’s seat, led the ticket in and for deCades to Come Saturday’s recount for three available council seats with 207. Newcomer Colene Kelly Dr. Sutton graduated from UNC Chapel Hill Medical School had 203 votes and Green had With Distinction at the top of his class. He is also a nationally 197. Green ran unsuccessfully award-winning cataract surgeon. Dr. Sutton is the only full-time for council two years ago. Board Certified Ophthalmologist in all of Columbus County. Following the late Mayor Fax Rector’s medical resignation, council named Bass to fill out Rector’s term as mayor and Green to complete the remain- Over 90% of our patient visits have der of Bass’s term. 810 Spivey Rd. Saturday’s recount did not Whiteville, N.C. 28472 change the outcome for in- 910-642-9850 less than a 10 minute wait time. cumbent councilmen Brian Edwards and Edwin Roberts. As a comprehensive ophthalmologist, Dr. Sutton specializes in: Edwards with 173 votes and Visit our website . Routine eye exams for children and adults Roberts 121 votes failed in www.WhitevilleEye.com their re-election bids. . Glasses and contact lenses Four absentee votes for . Eye exams for diabetics Edwards’ were counted at the Accepting all major . Treatment of glaucoma and macular degeneration canvass but his final vote total health insurance plans . Treatment of dry eyes, itchy/red eyes, and eye discomfort dropped by two as a result of including Medicare and . Surgery of the eye and eyelids the recount. Medicaid “I would like to thank the . Urgent and Emergency eye care town of Chadbourn and all those who voted. I would also like to thank James Green for the tight race. I think he will do a good job,” Suggs We are available to schedule your appointment “Professional eye care, said. “It certainly has been a roller coaster ride. I wish all now by calling 910-642-9850. the town council members of where you’re treated like family.” Chadbourn the best of luck, The News Reporter, Monday, November 16, 2015 – 3-A

From left, local military veterans Brian Edwards, Bob Jones, Harold Fipps, Milton Blake, Larry Tew, Tony Freeman, Mike Grout and Doug Caines were recognized for their ser- Chance Lambeth, deputy Janet Lansbury, field repre- Steve Keen, eastern district vice at Wednesday’s Veterans Day observation in Chadbourn. district director in the office sentative from the office of director of Gov. Pat McCro- of Rep. David Rouzer. Sen. Richard Burr. ry’s office. Rector remembered in SCC hosts commissioners, Chadbourn on Veterans Day legislative representatives By ALLEN TURNER Staff Writer By ALLEN TURNER Staff Writer Chadbourn’s Veteran Day ceremony Wednesday was Southeastern Community dedicated to late Mayor Fax College hosted three mem- Rector, a U.S. Army veteran bers of the Columbus County who was instrumental in the board of commissioners, establishment of a veterans as well as representatives memorial on town property from the offices of Gov. Pat along East First Avenue. McCrory, Sen. Richard Burr Town Manager Bob Jones, and Rep. David Rouzer, at a a retired U.S. Marine, said reception to give updates on that Rector’s efforts were progress at the college and to “instrumental in Chadbourn demonstrate things going on having this wonderful veter- in classrooms and labs at the ans memorial to pay tribute college. to all those who have earned County commissioners The late Fax Rector, who died in January after resign- the title of veteran. ing as Chadbourn’s mayor the previous fall, was a big Trent Burroughs, Amon “This is just one of the proponent of establishing a veterans memorial in Chad- McKenzie and Edwin Russ many ways Fax left his mark attended, along with county on this community,” Jones bourn. Family members, from left, are daughter-in-law manager Bill Clark and Steve said, thanking Rector’s wife, Joy, grandson Cody, wife Beth and son Chris during the Keen, eastern district director Beth, and other family mem- Veterans Day ceremonies Wednesday. of the governor’s office, Janet bers for attending the cer- Bradbury, field representative emony. of those who have died and rifices, sense of duty and for Sen. Burr, and Chance Although not formally to honor those who still live. service. Our nation and we Lambeth, deputy district di- designated as such, the 20- “Veterans are this na- gathered here today to salute rector for Rep. Rouzer. year Marine Corps veteran tion’s unsung heroes,” Jones you. Semper Fi!’” Also in attendance were served as keynote speaker said. “(Their) legacy is a Local veterans of World most members of the SCC for the ceremony. board of trustees. SCC board proud and honorable one. War II, Vietnam, and Opera- “We celebrate Veterans chairman Henry Edmund No matter where or when tion Desert Storm were pres- and president Dr. Anthony Day on the anniversary of they served, our nation’s ent and recognized. Clarke welcomed guests to the the armistice that ended armed forces acted honor- Other speakers included gathering. World War I … on the 11th ably, liberating countries Commander Harold Fipps Following a light meal, at- hour of the 11th day of the from the hands of dictators. of the Chadbourn American tendees saw demonstrations 11th month,” Jones said. This tradition continues Legion post, Chadbourn and heard presentations from “We gather here today today with the liberation of Town Councilman Brian various SCC departments. to honor the men and wom- Afghanistan and Iraq. Edwards, a U.S. Army vet- Dean Turner, workforce Columbus County Commissioner Amon McKenzie in- en who have worn this na- “To all veterans we say, eran, and Rep. Ken Waddell, and continuing education spects an article created on the 3-D printer in the col- tion’s uniform. More impor- ‘Thank you for your sac- D-Columbus. instructor, demonstrated a lege’s electrical systems and computer-aided drafting tantly, we join together to computer numerically con- department. thank them for the service trolled machine in use in his and their devotion to duty. department. Whether they served in time Town of Brunswick Welding instructor Pete Clarke discussed capital The college also hopes to of war or peace, veterans all Nobles played a video, pre- outlay projects for the college. receive $500,000 in new sales share a common bond, a be- nd Brunswick Stew pared by SCC broadcast pro- Already completed are the tax proceeds to continue to lief so strong that they were duction technology students, purchase of a police vehicle address immediate capital willing to give their lives, if 2 which showed a virtual weld- and golf cart, electrical up- improvement priorities. need be, in defense of our Annual Festival ing demonstration. grades to the HVAC lab and And, according to Clarke, freedom.” Using computerized tech- the replacement of roll-up if the N.C. Connect bonds Jones said the purpose of nology, students are able to doors of “M” building. referendum is approved by Veterans Day has remained Columbus County Fairgrounds “virtually” (i.e., via com- Immediate capital outlay voters in March, the college unchanged over the years: puter) learn basic welding projects underway include hopes to receive an additional to remember the sacrifice skills without having to use repairing and replacing side- $6.8 million for repairs and November 20, 2015 expensive materials in learn- walks on campus, repair of renovations to existing facili- 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM (Doors open at 5:00 pm) ing basic welding skills. security lighting, firing range ties. NEW Christmas Tickets $10.00 After they have learned the and maintenance privacy “If the bonds are approved basic skills using virtual tech- fences, campus fire alarm and by the voters,” Clarke said, Ornaments Free Meal & Live Entertainment! nology, they are able to move security systems, working “we intend to use the N.C. 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©2011, The News Reporter Co., Inc. Children (Smart Start) at 910-642-8226 or 910-499-4548. & Family #5772 4A - The News Reporter, Monday, November 16, 2015 Crime briefs Admitted Fugitive Jacquavius Quashen Ger- Vickie Denise Fowler, 34, ald, 17, of of the 9200 Pine Circle block of N.C. Drive, Tabor 904 East, City, read- Tabor City, ily admitted has been his attempt arrested as to break into a fugitive Dyrell’s Auto from Horry Gerald Fowler Supply in Ta- County, S.C., bor City on Nov. 7, and was where she’s wanted on two arrested on the attempt charge counts of shoplifting. She was on a warrant obtained by Ta- arrested on Nov. 4. bor City Police Officer Jeff Fowler was placed on proba- Grainger. tion for 18 months in Columbus Gerald told Grainger he County in May 2015 upon a threw a brick at plate glass, and conviction of driving to elude it failed to break, and he shook arrest and driving with a re- the front door in an action that voked license. She pleaded to triggered an alarm, so he fled a larceny charge in April 2015, on a bicycle from the Green Sea and was put on probation for a Road business. year, and she pleaded in March 2015 in two larceny cases, plus Facebook breaking and entering, and Ladinceo Durelle Hol- was put on probation for 18 land, 37, of months, records show. Dessie Road, Chadbourn, An AirLink helicopter lands at Sidney Thursday afternoon after a wreck at the intersection of U.S. 701 and Peacock has been ar- Pistol Road. Williams firefighters had to cut the top off this Jeep to extricate the driver. rested on a Anthony Jamal Bethea, charge he 25, of Berry became a Street, Fair Holland Bluff, was DWI Facebook member while a registered arrested re- sex offender, according to a cently on a drivers warrant obtained by Sheriff ’s charge of Sgt. Dawn Battle. assaulting Christopher Holland was a member on Bethea convicted Nov. 3, and state law mandates L. Brown Five defendants were con- a registered sex offender can- with a 9mm pistol, according victed of driving while im- not access a computer site to a warrant obtained by Fair paired (DWI) during the Nov. 2 where minor children are Bluff Police Officer K.H. Grice. session of District Court here allowed to participate as mem- Bethea caused serious injuries with Judge Pauline Hankins bers, according to the warrant. to Brown and is charged with presiding. The cases included: assault with a deadly weapon • Lisa Nicole Clewis, 25, of Break-in with intent to kill, inflicting Hallsboro, who pleaded not serious injuries in the Oct. 31 guilty. She had a blood-alcohol Ernest Lee Baldwin, 54, incident. level of 0.17 when arrested of Burney’s by a Highway Patrol trooper Mill Road, this year. Clewis was put on Clarkton, probation for two years, and has been ar- More told to serve 30 days in jail. A rested on a Two more fraud charges two-month prison term was charge of have been served on Emery suspended. breaking Neil Smith, 43, of Bill Jenkins Clewis was also fined $100. and entering Baldwin Road, Cerro Gordo. Smith was She was also found guilty of the home of Dewey Bullock arrested recently on fraud misdemeanor child abuse, and in the 2100 block of N.C. 214, and uttering (passing) forged fined $200, and four days were Hallsboro, on Nov. 10, accord- items. The new warrants were added to her jail time. She was ing to a warrant obtained by obtained by Whiteville Police to perform 24 hours of commu- Sheriff ’s Deputy Jason Carter. Detective Sgt. Andre Jackson. nity service, and she appealed The warrant did not show any Smith is charged with fraud Staff photo by Franklin Davis the two convictions. theft occurred in the incident. on Sept. 21 and Sept. 23, the One of the vehicles crashed into the side of Cribb’s Upholstery building after Thurs- • Sandra Creech, 43, of Con- dates he presented forged day’s wreck at Peacock Road and U.S. 701 South. cord, also pleaded not guilty. checks to the State Employees She had a blood-alcohol level Heroin Credit Union here on Martha of 0.17 when arrested by a Kysheen Armstrong, 24, J. Smith’s account. One was Wilcox caught Highway Patrol trooper this of Justin for $60, and the second for $120. One person airlifted Avenue, with stolen gun year. Her probation is for a year, and a 60-day jail term was Whiteville, Demonte Lamar Wilcox, 25, suspended. Creech was fined was arrested after Sidney wreck of Burkhead $100, told to pay a $100 DWI Nov. 12 on A Wilmington man was airlifted for medical treatment last Street, White- Trespassing fee, and to do 24 hours of com- a charge of Thursday afternoon after a two-vehicle wreck at the intersection ville, was ar- munity service. Her probation possession A “No Trespassing” sign of U.S. 701 and Peacock Road in the Sidney community north rested by lo- Armstrong was transferred to Cabarrus of two grams at Riegelwood Country Club of Tabor City. cal police on County, and Creech appealed of heroin with intent to sell along Riegel Course Road was Highway Patrol Trooper Scott Floyd said the drivers involved Friday, Nov. the conviction. all or part of the illegal drug, damaged by a vandal sometime were Michael Raymond Ross, 61, of Wilmington, and Timothy 13, for posses- • Nathan Grey Diefes, 29, based on a warrant obtained by late last week, according to a Edward Barnhill, 48, of Williams Road, Clarendon. Floyd re- sion of a sto- Wilcox of Whiteville, pleaded guilty. Sheriff ’s Drug Detective Sgt. Nov. 14 sheriff ’s report filed by ported Barnhill was the at-fault driver. len firearm He refused a breath test when Kevin Norris. Deputy Sgt. Darrell Spaulding. Barnhill, driving a 2007 Jeep Wrangler, was headed north and possession of a firearm by arrested by a Highway Patrol on Peacock Road at 2:30 p.m., and drove through the stop sign a felon, both warrants obtained trooper this year. Diefes will be at U.S. 701, the trooper related. Ross, headed toward Tabor City, by Whiteville Police Detective on probation for a year, and a was driving a Ford pickup, and hit the right rear of the Jeep. Sgt. Andre Jackson. 60-day jail term was suspended. Break-ins, thefts Floyd estimated Ross’ speed at 55 mph, and said Barnhill was Wilcox was seen in a vehicle The following were victims break-in, theft of stove, washing He was fined $100, told to do 24 traveling 50 to 60 mph when he drove through the stop sign into by Officer Stephen Strickland, of a break-in and/or theft re- machine, dryer, 42-inch TV, golf hours of community service, the intersection. and the suspect had warrants on ported on date shown: cart charger, 5-foot-by-8-foot util- and pay the $250 community- The impact caused Barnhill’s Jeep to continue to the right, file against him. He was in pos- • Nov. 15 – Teteacia Andreana ity trailer. service fee, and allowed to do and it overturned and landed on its side on the shoulder of session of a Beretta .32 pistol, Newman, Deer Lane, Tabor City • Nov. 11 – Tabitha Sharlene the work in another county. Peacock Road. Ross’ pickup went to the right after the crash and one stolen from Jean Mitchell – break-in, theft of heating unit, Smith, Campbell Park Drive, • Dennis Lee Holley, 59, of slammed into the south side of Cribb’s Upholstery building be- Rackley. $1,000 worth of entertainment Clarendon – break-in, theft of Chadbourn, pleaded guilty. He equipment, Nike outfit, two LG cell phone with touch screen, side U.S. 701. The pickup traveled 182 feet after the initial crash. Wilcox’s felony status came had a blood-alcohol level of 0.08 pairs of Airmat shoes, two pairs moped key. Ross’, a weatherman with the U.S. Department of Commerce, on a conviction in July 2010 for when arrested by a Highway of Jordan shoes, dog house. • Nov. 11 – Joni Smith McMil- and Barnhill had non-life threatening injuries, Floyd noted. carrying a concealed weapon, Patrol trooper this year. His • Nov. 13 – Brice Luke Watts lian, Pamela Jeanine Messer, Barnhill was charged with running the stop sign, and careless according to Jackson’s warrant. Jr., 8500 block of Old Stake Road, N.C. 410 South, Chadbourn and reckless driving. probation is for a year, and a Tabor City – theft of medication. – break-in, damage to vehicle, 60-day jail term was suspended. • Nov. 13 – Andrea Larisa building. Shoplifters caught He was fined $100, and told to do McPherson, Beaverdam Road, • Nov. 11 – Elise Faye Prevatte, Smith held in check cases Joshua Lennon Packer, 24, community service. • Carl Leon Lopez, 54, of Clarendon – attempted break-in. Midway Drive, Whiteville – Emery Neil Smith, 43, of Bill Jenkins Road, and Mallarie Green Packer, Ocean Isle Beach, pleaded • Nov. 12 – Edward Braxton, break-in, theft of medication, Cerro Gordo, has been arrested on one charge 22, living at separate address- Lealor Lyons Drive, Whiteville cash, 32-inch Sony TV, DVD guilty. He had a blood-alcohol of fraud involving a $40 check and two counts es at Lake Waccamaw, were – break-in of vehicle, theft of player, 69-inch Vizio TV, Kirby level of 0.09 when arrested by a of uttering (passing) forged checks on war- both caught stealing items at Remington .270 rifle, assorted vacuum, Dell desktop computer, Highway Patrol trooper earlier rants obtained by Whiteville Police Detective Walmart here on Sunday, Nov. jewelry, 12 credit union check- set of silver china. this year. His probation is for Sgt. Andre Jackson. 15, according to local police. books, four BB&T checkbooks, • Nov. 10 – Ismael Montes, Old a year, and he was ordered to Smith is charged with committing fraud on Joshua Packer is charged coins. Lumberton Road, Whiteville – spend 24 hours in jail and pay a Sept. 23 when he got $40 from State Employees Smith with theft of boots valued at • Nov. 12 – Dale John Mey- break-in, theft of 32-inch Philips $59.97, and Mallarie Packer $100 fine, plus a $100 DWI fee. A TV, Samsung Galaxy tablet. Credit Union in Whiteville when he presented a forged check ers, Miller Road, Tabor City – with toys, Planters nuts and 60-day jail term was suspended. break-in, theft of H&R six-shot • Nov. 10 – Dewey Alford on Martha J. Smith’s account although he “knew the check was clothing valued at $27.60. .22 pistol, Winchester 12-gauge Bullock, Donna Ray Bullock, forged and he was not entitled to the money.” shotgun, 50-inch RCA TV, 32- N.C. 214, Hallsboro – break-in The two uttering cases involve the $40 check and one for inch Vizio TV. of vehicle, any theft not shown. $120 – again on Smith’s account – presented to be cashed, both Minor injuries • Nov. 10 – Joseph Wayne • Nov. 12 – Brooks Alford on Sept. 23, according to the warrants. Josephine Cartrette, 72, of Blackwell, Lake Waccamaw – Morris, 18200 block of N.C. 905, Chadbourn, sustained minor break-in of warehouse along Tabor City – break-in, theft of injuries on Saturday, Nov. 14, in Washington Street, Whiteville, two Funai DVD/VCR players, as- Barefoot Church pre theft of two Hitachi fram- sorted DVDs, cash, medication. Shots fired a two-vehicle crash at the inter- ing guns, Hitachi finish gun, • Nov. 6 – Pawn South, Tabor Christmas celebration Local police investigated a section of U.S. 701 Bypass and Bostitch circular saw, three City – break-in through the roof, Barefoot Church will hold report of “shots fired” at 9:45 Columbus Street, according to pump jack connectors, three damage to roof, insulation, elec- a pre Christmas celebration p.m. Saturday, Nov. 14, in the police records. pump jack extensions and Pro trical box, chain fence. Saturday, Dec. 5. Doors open at vicinity of Kent Place Apart- Cartrette and Travis Garrett Max Topco siding break. • Nov. 5 – Ashley Renee Mar- 6 p.m. and celebration starts at ments. There was no arrest. James, 24, of Shallotte, were • Nov. 12 – Wayne Shauntez tinez, Broadway Road, Chad- 7 p.m. featuring The McDonald drivers of vehicle involved. Penny, Snow Hill – theft of bourn – theft from vehicle of Sisters, Rev. R.L. Bush and Re- G. Cameron Diawa reel and fishing rod from diamond ring, Michael Kors vived Sons, Cinseer, T.C. and pickup truck at EconoLodge, watch, Kors purse and wallet. the Smith Brothers, Maurice Byrd Whiteville. • Nov. 5 – Maria Powell Britt, McZeke and M.D.K., Brothers Prince Law Firm, PLLC ATTORNEY AT LAW • Nov. 11 – Madison Motors, 3400 block of U.S. 76, Chadbourn N Christ and Woodard Six. South Madison Street, White- – break-in, theft of Milwaukee 118 West Smith St. • Whiteville The church is located at 28 P ville – theft of four tires, rims portaband saw, two Skil saws, S. Whiteville Plaza. Advance •Child Custody & Support 642-2258 Office from Chevrolet Impala. two sawzaw saws with black • Nov. 11 – William Anthony handles, two Milwaukee cir- tickets are $10 and at the door •Divorce & Equitable Distribution • Criminal • Divorce Scott, Farley Road, Lake Wac- cular saws, four 100-foot drop $15. Children under 12 years of •Traffic Tickets • Wills • Custody Amanda B. Prince camaw – break-in, theft of Stihl cords, eight-foot ladder, four tape age are $5 at the door. •Criminal Defense [email protected] • Child Support grass trimmer, glass jug with measures, two hammer drills, Food will be sold and ven- •Personal Injury gasoline. two die cast saws, two Black & dors are welcome. Phone (910) 207-6609 • Traffic • Personal Injury • Nov. 11 – Pamela Sue High, Decker sanders, three Stanley For more information call 100 Memory Plaza (910) 641-1980 Evening & Weekend Red Hill Road, Whiteville – hammers, two levels. 770-2032. Whiteville, NC 28472 Fax (910) 207-6610 Appointments Available Lifestyles The News Reporter, Monday, November 16, 2015 – 5-A ‘A Vineland Christmas’ is planned for Dec. 3-12

By CLARA CARTRETTE Newkirk will be in charge of Staff Writer Reindeer Romp, a 5K run. Also on Saturday, Girl An exciting Christmas sea- Scouts will have Holiday son is assured for all ages in Hams, with children dress- downtown Whiteville with ing up their animals for a the advent of “A Vineland “pageant.” Christmas.” The Christmas parade Scheduled Dec. 3-12, the 10- will be held Sunday at 3 p.m. day event will be anchored at through downtown Whiteville. Vineland Station but things Hannah Clark will handle will also be happening in other Pearls, Bowties and Pajamas areas. on Thursday. The opening ceremony will A Lego contest sponsored include performances by Sim- by the Columbus County ply Dance and the Pentecostal Youth and Families Asso- Holiness Church Singers. ciation (CCYFA) will be held Greta Heye, a member of Thursday and the construc- the planning committee, said tions will be displayed at the the event will be dedicated in depot. CCYFA will also spon- memory of Tom Stanley, who sor a murder mystery dinner was executive director of the theatre in the Civic Room of Downtown Development Com- the Whiteville City Schools mission and had planned to be Board of Education. master of ceremonies. The Civitan Club is work- The event will open Thurs- ing on an event to honor the day, Dec. 3 with the Lighting of memory of Civitan Tom Stan- the Village, a tree-lighting cer- ley, Heye said, and the Carolyn emony around 7 p.m. However, T. High Garden Club will have Boy Scouts will have a Souper a Christmas cactus sale Dec. Supper inside Vineland Sta- 12. First Presbyterian Church tion at 5 p.m. A Boy Scout will have a Moravian Love fundraiser, Scouts encourage Feast. everyone to come hungry in front of Butch Pope’s law Church will have a S’Mores all of the details have not yet Participants may choose their The Downtown Develop- and enjoy hot soup and other office (her “Grand Pope”), Fest, selling small bags of been worked out for some of own themes. ment board will have a deco- fixings. will again have hot chocolate ingredients so everyone came the events. “There will be a Mistletoe Market will be rating contest and encourage Miller Brown Byrd, the for sale for Families First, make their own S’Mores. Fire gingerbread house contest, held at the depot Friday and all businesses to participate. little girl who raised hundreds Columbus County’s domestic will be provided. with the “houses” on display Saturday, with vendors bring- Heye said the committee of dollars for Families First violence program and shelter. “We hope we have carriage in the Columbus County Arts ing in all kinds of merchan- has lots of ideas to help A last year selling hot chocolate New Life Community rides,” Heye said, noting that Center. dise for sale, everything from Vineland Christmas grow Whiteville Rotary Club is goodies to arts and crafts. in coming years, including planning a yard-decorating The Reuben Brown House having an ice skating rink contest on Thursday, with a will be open for tours on Sat- brought in. $15 entry fee. Voting will be urday from 9 a.m. until noon. All of the events, times and online. Each participant will New Life Community Church locations are not complete, receive a yard sign signifying will have a Holly Jolly Pan- but a full schedule of events, that the yard is in competition cake Breakfast Saturday from times and locations will be and would appreciate votes. 8-10 a.m. and Frankie Boone published soon.

Flemington Academy students with Operation Christmas Child boxes. Academy gives Christmas Child boxes The seniors at Flemington project of Samaritan’s Purse, school that educates middle Academy gathered last Mon- uses gift-filled shoeboxes to and high school students. day afternoon to fill the Opera- demonstrate God’s love in a Located on the Lake Wac- tion Christmas Child Boxes. tangible way to children in camaw campus of Boys and The school collected enough need around the world. Girls Homes of North Caro- supplies to fill 24 boxes. The 2015 goal is to collect lina, the academy provides a “I am really proud that our gifts to reach 11 million chil- tailored academic experience small school was able to col- dren in more than 100 coun- to students in need of a more lect so much for this cause,” tries. Since 1993, Samaritan’s specialized, integrated curric- said Director Dr. Tom Sim- Purse has collected and deliv- ulum. Flemington Academy mons. “These boxes will go to ered more than 124 million was founded on personaliza- children who are suffering in gift-filled shoeboxes to chil- tion in education, unique of- areas around the world.” dren in more than 150 coun- ferings and educating through The world’s largest Christ- tries and territories. purposeful design. Enroll- mas project of its kind, Op- Flemington Academy is a ment is open to any student in eration Christmas Child, a North Carolina public charter grades six through 12.

Charles Shaw with his grapefruit tree loaded with the fruit. Riegelwood man growing his own grapefruits

By CLARA CARTRETTE a little help ... some water Staff Writer to dilute it and lots of sugar. Shaw has a great interest Charles Shaw might have in growing things. missed his calling by not He said he got the seeds choosing a profession grow- for his giant cantaloupes ing plants. from a man from Wilming- However, he is doing very ton, who obtained them from well growing things in his relatives in Alabama. yard and garden in Riegel- They worked together at wood. Federal Paper where Shaw During the summer he retired after 42 years. Pawn South conducted its fourth annual pumpkin contest with each Pawn South store picked a 19-pound canta- He saves seeds every year setting up a display, posting it online and allowing Facebook friends to “like” their fa- loupe and brought it to The for a new crop, but this sum- vorite display. (The one with the most likes wins). Pawn South Whiteville got the most News Reporter to report his mer’s 19-pounder was the “likes” with a display titled “50 Shades of Pink” focused on Breast Cancer Awareness giant harvest. largest he has ever grown. in October. In lieu of the usual bowling trip or ticket to eat out, the Pawn South staff A few days later he He says he doesn’t use opted to make a $250 donation to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Left to right brought in an 18-pounder any special techniques or are Houston Barnes, Alex Beiza, Ben Price, Ricky Harrelson and David Hales. and a 13 and a half pounder fertilizer to grow the giant for the staff. melons. Just recently he came in He just uses a little 10-10- with photos showing his 15 10 fertilizer, keeps the weeds Annual Toy Run planned Dec. 5 to 16-foot grapefruit tree, and grass out of his garden loaded down with a heavy and lets the Lord do the rest. Concerned Bikers Asso- cyclists will travel to all Dol- Monday all day until 6:30 p.m. harvest. He and his wife, both 82 ciation, Military Vet Rid- lar Generals in the county. Toys may be dropped off Close up of the orange- years old, work the garden. ers Association, Columbus New toys purchased at Dol- on the last Wednesday from The grapefruits are small, sized grapefruit. He said the exercise keeps Baptist Association and the lar General may be placed 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Toys can but he has or will harvest Columbus County Sheriff ’s in the Toy Run boxes that also be dropped of the day bushels, hoping to have them physically fit, the veg- Department have teamed up are available in the stores. of the Toy Run.Anyone wish- enough to last through the size of an orange. “They’re etables keep them healthy for their Annual Toy Run. New unwrapped toys can be ing to ride may bring a new winter. the real deal, except a little and they don’t have to spend The Toy Run is Saturday, dropped off at the Veterans unwrapped toy or $10. All Shaw said he planned to stronger than store-bought as much money at the gro- Dec. 5, starting at Wal-Mart Building at 1028 S. Madison proceeds go to the Colum- pick the tree before the cold- grapefruits. I ate one, and cery store. parking lot. Registration is Street on the first and second bus Baptist Association Toy est days of winter arrive. then squeezed the rest for PUSH is Shaw’s philoso- 9-10:45 a.m., with boots off Tuesday of November, the Store to help families in Co- He shared half a dozen of juice.” phy — Pray Until Something the ground at 11 a.m. The second Thursday and the last lumbus County. his grapefruits, all about the However, the juice needs Happens. 6-A – The News Reporter, Monday, November 16, 2015 Area Nurse Engagements Practitioners celebrating 50 years Nurse Practitioners (NPs) had a special reason to cel- ebrate National Nurse Prac- titioner Week, Nov. 8 -14. Fifty years ago, at the University of Colorado, the first NP pro- gram was established. And 50 years later, there are more than 205,000 NPs licensed to practice in the United States. “ All across the country, nurse practitioners are serv- ing as a lifeline for patients, many who would otherwise struggle to access care,” said David Herbert, chief execu- Michelle Milligan Allison Garrell N.C. Heart Gallery tive officer of AANP. “ It is our Jeffery Singletary Jake Oates Credit unions in five states are working toward a nationwide effort to shine a spotlight hope that these patients, as on foster care and adoption. Pima Federal Credit Union in Arizona, Peach State Fed- well as their families, employ- eral Credit Union in Georgia, Greenville Federal Credit Union in South Carolina and ers and legislators, will join us Milligan- Garrell- TNConnect Credit Union in Tennessee are looking to launch Heart Gallery projects in in recognizing and honoring their respective states similar to the State Employees’ Credit Union’s in North Caro- the national nurse practitio- Singletary Oates lina, which is currently underway in partnership with the N.C. Department of Health ner community throughout and Human Services. this milestone 50th anniver- Michael and Rena Milligan Timmy Garrell of Chad- sary year”. of Tabor City announce the bourn announces the engage- NPs are licensed, expert cli- engagement and forthcoming ment of his daughter, Allison, nicians with advanced educa- marriage of their daughter, to Jake Oates, son of Sammy Bread and tion (most have master’s and Michelle, to Jeffery Single- and Vikki Oates of Seneca, S.C. many have doctorate degrees) tary, son of Brett and Becky The bride-elect is currently Lights Festival and extensive clinical prepa- Carlisle. enrolled in the online account- ration who provide primary, The bride-elect graduated ing program at Western Gov- Late at Cameron acute and specialty health from Bladen Community Col- ernors University of Utah, care services. In addition to lege and works at McLeod and is employed at Columbus Night Art Museum providing full range of servic- Seacoast as a registered nurse. Regional Healthcare System.

92 es, NPs work as partners with The groom-elect graduated The groom-elect graduated 92with Cameron Art Museum their patients, guiding them from Southeastern Commu- from Clemson University with George (CAM) in Wilmington has re- to make educated health care nity College and works with a Bachelor’s degree in wild- framed its holiday festival for decisions and healthy lifestyle Whiteville Police Department. life biology, and continued 22022 the 2015 season with a focus choices. The confidence that A Nov. 21 wedding is planned his education at Mississippi that resonates with its mis- patients have in NP delivered at Sandy Plain Baptist Church State University to pursue his sion in the arts. The museum health care is evidenced by the at 2 p.m., with a reception to Master’s degree in wildlife continues with a two-week cel- more than 916 million visits follow. science. He is employed by the The Naval veteran ebration, now referred to as the made to NPs every year. South Carolina Department of Bread and Lights Gingerbread Nurse practitioners are in- Natural Resources as a wildlife and Lantern Festival that will formed, in touch and involved, biologist. John A. McNeill A Dec. 5 wedding is planned showcase the creativity of making them the health care RBHPS WW II. South Pacific. From artists, designers, bakers and providers of choice for mil- at 4 p.m. in Mullins, S.C. Whiteville, N.C. performers. lions and a solution to the pri- All of the McNeill chil- The Bread and Lights Fes- mary care crisis in America. to unveil dren, grandchildren, and great tival begins with a kick-off National Nurse Practitioner Smith to speak grandchildren of this simply celebration of Party in the Week, Nov. 8-14, is a time to plaque #5 at Farm-City amazing man are tonight so Pines on Friday, Nov. 20 and celebrate these exceptional honored to place this photo- ends on Dec. 6. Within the health care providers practic- The Reuben Brown House Preservation Society an- Dinner Tuesday graph along with all of our two-week period will be a pro- ing in Columbus County: nounces the unveiling of other friends who have also cession of special events and Teresa Hopkins, FNP, Sen. Jane Smith will be Columbus County Historic honored their veteran fathers performances for families and Health Partners PC. the main speaker at the an- Landmark Plaque # 5 on nual Farm-City Week Dinner by posting these treasured friends to enjoy. Dr. Robin Rye, DNP, WHNP- Tuesday, Nov. 17, at 5 p.m. at Tuesday, Nov. 17 at 6 p.m. at pictures on Facebook this This community event fea- BC, CUP, Whiteville Medical the John Elbert Thompson the Whiteville High School night. tures a display of gingerbread Associates. creations by all ages and artist- home, 517 N. Madison St., cafeteria. We grew up hearing tales Dr. Marie Campbell, DNP, made lanterns. It strengthens Whiteville. The public is in- Admission is by ticket only of the war and I’m still not FNP, Columbus Regional cultural connections between vited to attend the gathering and the affair is limited to 175 sure I can convey the depth Healthcare System, Urgent the community and the arts at the current home of John participants. of emotion he had in his voice Care. John A. McNeill and hopes to inspire the art- and Sara Thompson. Persons wishing to attend and how each word became a Deborah Duchesneau, FNP, heard the call and have posted ist within. Bread and Lights Following the unveiling, can pick up a ticket at the Co- picture forever locked away in Columbus Regional Health- their treasured pictures of Festival is a CAM fundraiser the Thompsons will host operative Extension Center in his mind as he relived those care System, Diabetes Educa- their loved ones from that with proceeds going to the mu- a brief social where light Government Complex north of days before us. tor. We gathered around and time. What a wonderful way seum’s educational mission. refreshments will be served. Whiteville. Ticket holders will Shannon Blankenbeck- sat with him by a winter’s fire, for us all to share the value of Several events for kids and The Reuben Brown House also be eligible for door prizes. ler, NP, Columbus Regional and watched him as he taught freedom with each other and adults, including workshops, Preservation Society is a non- The Farm-City Week dinner Wound Healing Center. us what it had meant to him to our families as well. parties, breakfast with Santa profit organization created to is sponsored by the Extension Peggy Newman, FNP, serve our country. I’ve seen faces of Dad’s and Mrs. Claus, cookie deco- promote culture, the fine arts Service Advisory Council, Southeast Primary Care. We still have our Dad on this tonight and it was easy to see rating and a lantern floating and history in Columbus with help from the Columbus Kay Jordan, WHNP, Bald- special day and his 97-year-old whose children posted them on ceremony are scheduled in County and to preserve, County Community Farmers win Woods Gynecology. self is still ready to sign up this page. May we all continue conjunction with the festival. promote and use historical Market and Whiteville City Karen Hatch, FNP, Carolina and head wherever freedom this tradition in years to come. Visit breadandlights.org for buildings in Columbus Coun- Schools. Urology Associates. needs to be protected. I remain Thank you, Dad, you are information. For more infor- ty. For information, contact For more information, call in awe. from the greatest generation mation about Cameron Art Dr. Doris Jeffreys, DNP, NP, Janice Young, 642-7367. Director Dalton Dockery at Facebook deserves a nod for sure. Museum visit www.cameron- Fayetteville State University. 640-6605. tonight as so many of us have George artmuseum.org. Anita Thurman, FNP, G& G Healthcare, PC. Amy Pharrr, FNP & Psy- chiatric NP, Columbus Family Medical. John Beaver, FNP, Goshen Choose Medicare health Medical Clinic. Dr. Meki Graham, DNP, ANP, Lower Cape Fear Hos- plan; deadline is Dec. 7 pice. Hope Tyson, FNP, White- Your health needs change Carolina.” · Call 1-800-MEDICARE ville Medical Associates. from year to year, and the ben- SHIIP is a division of the (1-800-633-4227) 24-hours a day, Vickie Lambertus, FNP, efits and costs of your health North Carolina Department seven days a week, to find out Whiteville Medical Associ- plan may change each year, of Insurance and offers free, more about your coverage op- ates. too. That’s why it’s important unbiased information about tions. TTY users should call Bryan Monroe, FNP, Co- to evaluate your Medicare Medicare, Medicare prescrip- 1-877-486-2048. lumbus Internal Medicine. choices every year. The annual tion drug coverage, Medicare For more information Wendy Meares, FNP, South- election period is the one time Advantage, long-term care about SHIIP and the Medicare eastern Community College. of year when all people with insurance and other health Annual Election Period, call Libby Hampton, NP, White- Medicare can change their insurance issues. In addition 1-855-408-1212 or visit www. ville High School. Medicare health plan and to helping Medicare benefi- ncshiip.com. prescription drug coverage ciaries compare and enroll in for 2016. Take advantage of plans during the Annual Elec- the annual election period, tion Period, SHIIP counselors and you may be able to save can help people find out if they money, improve your coverage are eligible for Medicare cost Holiday show or both. savings programs. The annual election period Here are some of the ways starts on Oct.15—and lasts to review and compare plans at Planetarium League’s gift to Families First seven full weeks—to give you available for 2016: Mary Jean Prince, right, president of the Whiteville enough time to review and · Get one-on-one help from Ingram Planetarium at effects and full-dome visual Woman’s Civic League, presents a check for more than make changes to your Medi- SHIIP, the Seniors’ Health 7625 High Market Street in scenery. This is a fun and $1,200 to Vickie Pait, executive director of Families care coverage. You will need Insurance Information Pro- Sunset beach debuts a new entertaining experience for First, Columbus County’s domestic violence program to make your final selection for gram, by calling 1-855-408-1212, holiday dome show, “Let all ages. and shelter. This is one of many contributions the Civic next year’s Medicare coverage Monday through Friday, from It Snow – A Holiday Music Ingram Planetarium is League makes to the community each year from funds by Dec. 7 to ensure that your 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. You can also Journey,” Nov. 27. This pro- showing “Let It Snow” Nov. coverage can begin without request in-person assistance gram presents a variety of 27-28 at 12, 4, and 7 p.m. and raised by cooking for various civic groups and others. interruption on Jan.1. in your home county. festive holiday classics by will continue to be shown at They will prepare the Festival of Trees luncheon this “Many Medicare beneficia- · Visit www.medicare.gov/ Frank Sinatra, Chuck Berry, those times on Thursday, Fri- week. Prince said Martha Senter is the League’s ways ries don’t realize the impor- find-a-plan to compare your Burl Ives, Harry Connick Jr., day and Saturday through- and means chair and directs the meals, with members tance of evaluating their plans current coverage with all of Brenda Lee and others. It out the holiday season with signing up for specific duties. She noted that some are every year,” said N.C. Insur- the options that are available includes a stunning multi- the last showing on Jan. 2. cake bakers, pie bakers and some don’t cook but per- ance Commissioner Wayne in your area, and enroll in a media finale by the Trans- Additional open days are form other duties such as serving. “Some customers re- Goodwin. “The staff from new plan if you decide to make Siberian Orchestra. View Dec. 28-30. The Planetarium quest real plates and glasses but we’re not caterers, so SHIIP, the Seniors’ Health a change. the complete playlist at www. is closed on Dec. 25 and Jan. we don’t do dishes and we don’t decorate,” but Prince Insurance Information Pro- · Review the Medicare & MuseumPlanetarium.org. 1. gram, are available to help You handbook. It was mailed The soundtrack is visu- For more information call noted that they can provide their own. The Civic League over the phone or in-person to people with Medicare in ally enhanced with anima- 910-575-0033 or visit www. stays busy and members pump thousands of dollars in all 100 counties in North September. tion, laser imagery, special MuseumPlanetarium.org. back into the community from their profits each year. Deaths The News Reporter, Monday, November 16, 2015 -- 7A

MARIE P. TATE MARY ANN HARDEE RICKEY RECARDO ROBERT EARL SMITH DEATH NOTICE DEATH NOTICE LAKE WACCAMAW -- Ma- TABOR CITY -- Mary Ann BLANKS CLARKTON -- Robert Earl rie Perkins Tate, 89, died Fri- Hardee, 71, died Thursday, RIEGELWOOD -- Rickey Smith, 64, died Thursday, Nov. day, Nov. 13, 2015 in Premier Nov. 12, 2015 at Lower Cape Recardo Blanks, 56, died Fri- 12, 2015 at Highsmith-Rainey Living. She was a lifelong Fear Hospice and LifeCare day, Nov. 13, 2015 at Lower Memorial Hospital. resident of Aberdeen, Miss. Center in Whiteville. Born Cape Fear Hospice and LifeC- The funeral will be held at She was born Sept. 24, 1926 May 1, 1944 in Marion County, are Center in Wilmington. 1 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 18 in in Monroe County, Miss., the S.C., she was the daughter of The funeral will be held the chapel of Peoples Funeral daughter of the late Arlie Donnie Vereen and Magaline at 1 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 19 at Home in Whiteville. Burial Perkins Sr. and Mary Ollie Rabon Vereen. In addition to Graham Chapel AME Zion will be in Cherry Grove Ceme- Bagwell Perkins. She was the her parents, she was preced- Church, 458 East Arcadia tery. Viewing will be held from widow of David Tate. She was ed in death by two husbands, Road. Burial will be in the noon-7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 17 also preceded in death by, in Charles Blease Hardee and church cemetery. Viewing and Wednesday, Nov. 18 one addition to her husband and Roy Lee Thompkins; one sis- will be held Thursday, Nov. 19 hour prior to the service at her parents, one sister, Wilma ter, Grace Register; and one one hour prior to and follow- the funeral home. Pounders. son, Thomas Vereen. ing the service at the church. Surviving are several The family held a service in Final rites were held Sun- Peoples Funeral Home of brothers and sisters. her memory Sunday, Nov. 15 at day, Nov. 15 in the chapel of Whiteville is handling the ar- Friends may visit the fam- Lake Waccamaw United Meth- Inman Ward Funeral Home. rangements. ily at the home of Derrick and EUGENE SIMMONS JAMES ‘JIMMY’ WILLIAM odist Church with Rev. Sam Burial was in Red Hill Cem- Surviving are three daugh- Joyce Staten. DELCO -- Eugene Sim- BORDEAUX JR. Loy and Phyllis Russ officiat- etery, Mullins, S.C. ters, Makonya Davis of the DARYL E. MURPHY mons, 64, died Friday, Nov. DELCO -- James “Jim- ing. Peacock Funeral Home of She is survived by two home, Chrislian Correa of LORIS, S.C. -- Daryl E. Mur- 13, 2015 at New Hanover my” William Bordeaux, Whiteville is announcing for sons, Donnie Thompkins and Charlotte and Casha Raynor phy, 68, died Saturday, Nov. 14, Regional Medical Center in Jr., 60, passed away Friday, the family. Final rites will be Wayne Thompkins, both of of Riegelwood; one son, Rick- 2015 at his residence. Wilmington. Mr. Simmons Nov. 13, 2015. He was the announced by Tisdale-Lann Tabor City; one stepdaugh- ey Heckstall of Riegelwood; Arrangements are incom- was the son of the late Wil- son of Betty Frances Mc- Memorial Funeral Home in ter, Lynn Floyd of Loris, S.C.; two sisters, Aina Cason of plete an will be announced by liam Henry Simmons and Carson Bordeaux and the Aberdeen, Miss. She will be one brother, Kelly Vereen of Riverside, Calif. and Gloria Westside Funeral Home. Mable Marie Dale Sim- late James William Bor- buried in the New Prospect Tabor City; one halfbrother, McLean of Riegelwood; and mons. deaux Sr. Cemetery in Aberdeen, Miss. Leonard Gilliland of Conway, four brothers, Wade Hampton Mr. Sim- Mr. Bordeaux worked She is survived by two S.C.; two sisters, Peggy Ver- Blanks Jr. and Enzo Stuarti Shiloh UMC mons served in with International Paper daughters, Charlotte Holling- een and Frances Thompkins, Blanks, both of Baltimore, the U.S. Army Company for five years and sworth of Lake Waccamaw, both of Tabor City; seven Md., Wilbert Alphonza Blanks holiday bazaar and worked as a logger. was a brick mason. Claudia Allen of Luling, La.; grandchildren; and four great of Riegelwood and Avon Anto- A holiday bazaar will be He was a member of the Visitation will be held one son, Earl Boyd of Quin- grandchildren. nio Blanks of Fayetteville. held at Shiloh United Method- Red Hill Pentecostal Free- from 5-7 p.m. Sunday, Nov. cy, Miss.; five grandchildren; RAYMOND LABELLE ist Church Saturday, Nov. 21 will Baptist Church. 15 at Delco Pentecostal 18 great-grandchildren; two BLADENBORO -- Raymond Columbus County from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. There will Visitation will be held Church. Final rites will be great-great-grandchildren; Labelle, 88, died Nov. 11, 2015. be baked goods, ornaments, from 6-8 p.m. Monday, Nov. held at 1 p.m. Monday, Nov. two brothers, George Perkins Union young adult He was a vet- crafts and more. 16 at McKenzie Mortuary 16 at the church with Rev. and Arlie Perkins Jr., both of eran of the U.S. The church is located at in Whiteville. A graveside Richard Wade officiating. Aberdeen Miss.; one sister, revival Nov. 18-20 Marines. 7705 Hallsboro Road, South. service will be held at 2 p.m. Burial will be in Apple- Mildred Pumphrey of West The Columbus County The family Tuesday, Nov. 17 at Ellis-Pe- white Cemetery. McKenzie Point, Miss. Union young adult depart- terson Cemetery with Rev. Mortuary of Whiteville will hold a memorial service ment will hold its annual Westside Alumni Calvin Malpass officiating. is handling the arrange- VILLA MAE COX at a later date.Bladen-Gaskins young adult revival Wednes- Funeral in Elizabethtown is to sponsor pageant Survivors include one ments. TABOR CITY -- Villa Mae day, Nov. 18-Friday, Nov. 20 at 7 handling the arrangements. The local chapter of the sister, Edith Simmons Greer Survivors include one Cox, 82, died Friday, Nov. 13, p.m. nightly. Westside Alumni will sponsor of Newport; four nieces, son, William Bryan Bor- 2015 at Lower Cape Fear Hos- Wednesday service will be its first “Little Miss” Westside Marie Young of Whiteville, deaux (Kelly Barber) of pice and LifeCare Center in held at Mt. Pilgrim in White- Be alert to Pageant Friday, Nov. 20. Jennifer Young of Council, Delco; his mother, Betty Whiteville. ville. The guest speaker will The pageant will be held Felicia Everett of Delco, McCarson Bordeaux of Arrangements are incom- be Rev. Rodney Gore, pastor of Wendy Chapman of Kelly; Delco; two grandsons, Ja- breast cancer First Baptist Church in Tabor at the Westside Community plete an will be announced by Breast cancer is the most and seven nephews, Jeff Al- cob Bryan Bordeaux, Grey- City. Center beginning at 6:30 p.m. Westside Funeral Home. common cancer in women len of Chadbourn, Charles son Jared Bordeaux; one Thursday service will Admission is $4. and the second leading cause Allen of Medon, Tenn., sister, Glenda B. Parker of be held at Cherry Grove in of cancer death in women. Richard Simmons and Ja- Delco; one brother, Phillip Whiteville. The guest speaker Mighty Echoes to Early detection to include son Malpass, both of Delco, Bordeaux of Delco; and his will be Rev. Tyrone Watson, mammogram and self-breast George Simmons of Kelly, girlfriend, Diedra Harrel- perform at Las Amigas pastor of Mt. Moriah Church Sara Janie exam offer the best chance of Jamie Simmons of Kansas, son of Cerro Gordo. in Chadbourn. senior banquet a cure. Burton Berk Malpass of Morehead We will always carry Friday service will be held 7/18/28 ~ 11/28/12 Las Amigas Inc., White- Several important facts City. your memory in our hearts. at Horace Grove in Board- ville Chapter will host a se- are: More than 200,000 women man. The guest speaker will nior citizen concert featuring will be diagnosed with breast be Rev. Virgil Reaves, pastor the Mighty Echoes from Eliza- cancer this year. When breast Community Thanksgiving of First Baptist Church in bethtown Saturday Nov. 21, at cancer is detected early, the Chadbourn. at Tabor City BC Nov. 22 noon at First Missionary Bap- survival rate for five years is greater than 98 percent. A A Community Thanksgiv- sical guests on 25 chartered tist Church in Chadbourn. woman has one in eight risks Minter’s Chapel ing Service will be held at Ta- cruises and more. A Thanksgiving dinner over an entire lifetime. bor City Baptist Church Sun- The Rick Webb Family has will be served. All senior citi- FBCLG to hold A mammogram is the best day, Nov. 22 at 6 p.m. The Rick received numerous #1 radio zens are invited to attend. way to detect breast cancer. Webb Family will be in con- charting songs, and were The Whiteville Chapter is ‘3’ days of glory Presently it is recommended cert and the public is invited. named 2010 and 2011 Artists composed of 21 ladies from Minter’s Chapel First Born It has been 3 years since God Brunswick and Columbus that women over 40 have a Church of the Living God will For 34 years Rick and Phyl- of the Year. They have 15 re- saw you were sick and tired, so mammogram every year. At lis Webb have ministered cordings and three Nashville counties. Their objective is to hold “3” days of glory annual this time, there is no clear He came and took you home. through music evangelism to based record labels to their improve and enhance the cul- conference Wednesday, Dec. scientific evidence to support We know you are happy and nearly three million people credit. They were “branded” tural, civic and social growth 2-Friday, Dec. 4 at 7:30 p.m. discontinuing mammograms free of pain. Although I know worldwide, logging more than America’s Premiere Family of the citizens in these coun- nightly. at a certain age. you wouldn’t come back if you two million miles, and wit- Vocal Group by SOGospel.com ties. The guest speaker will Women should be proac- nessing nearly 10,000 people “The Webbs are some of The Whiteville Chapter be Pastor/Author Bryan H. could, we still miss you very tive about their health and make public decisions for sal- the most talented singers I works closely with the nurs- Smalls, pastor of Revival Tem- much. My heart hurts every day especially about their breast vation through Jesus Christ, know. They have performed ing homes and senior citizens, ple of Sumter, S.C. when I think of you and a little health. Women should prac- during their concerts. They with me on many occasions. awards scholarships, spon- The host pastor will be jealous of you walking around sors cultural programs for the tice monthly breast self-ex- N.C. District Superintendent have shared the platform with Their music is wonderful, but and talking with our Lord, and ams, schedule annual prima- noted Christian leaders such their spirit is contagious!” communities and makes an- of the FBCLG Elder Dennis ry care check-ups and most having a good time. We are look- as presidents Reagan and -Chuck Colson (Prison Fellow- nual donations to the Ameri- Hempstead. importantly, have an annual ing forward to all of us meeting George Bush, Dr. Billy Gra- ship Ministries) can Cancer Society, Colum- Proceeds will be given to mammogram. again. ham, Rev. Franklin Graham, “Rick Webb is a great bus County Literacy Council, four needy families for the Women know their bodies several governors, enter- friend with a wonderful gift! Families First, Sickle Cell Christmas season. Love Your Daughters, and if they have any changes Joanne and Shirley tainers, Dr. Chuck Swindoll, I am always blessed and en- Foundation, Southeastern The church is located at #5773 or a palpable lump, they should Dr. Gary Chapman, Dr. Mac couraged by their ministry.” Community College Founda- 1270 Old Boardman Road. consult their primary care phy- Brunson, Dr. James Kennedy -Dr. David Jeremiah (Turning tion, American Red Cross, sician immediately. Early de- and numerous other Chris- Point Ministries). Lupus Foundation and the tection is very important. tian leaders. “There are few groups who United Negro College Fund. The Webbs have also been have the ability to prepare Additionally, the chapter has In Loving Memory afforded the opportunity of hearts for worship like the provided assistance to local Progressive Friendly ministering at world renown Rick Webb Family. Their se- dialysis patients. HM open house Happy Birthday events and venues as NFL lection of music, presentation Marilyn Bracey is the chap- Progressive Friendly Hall of Fame Induction Cer- and sweet spirits combine ter president. Household Ministry will hold emony, The Grand Olé Opry, to glorify our Lord. They are its annual open house Fri- International Southern Bap- definitely one of the favorite Porter Swamp BC day, Nov. 20 at 6 p.m. at New tist Convention, Walt Disney groups at our events!” -Phil sing set Nov. 29 Mt. Zion Church. The guest World, The Billy Graham Waldrep (Celebrators, Grid- speaker will be Evangelist Headquarters, Gideon’s Inter- iron, Women of Joy, Connect Porter Swamp Baptist Kathy Graham and the Mill national Convention, Presi- Student Conf.) Church will host a sing Sun- Branch Choir. dential Prayer Breakfast Billy day, Nov. 29 at 6 p.m. featuring For more information call Graham Crusade, special mu- We’re On The Web: By Faith Alone. www.whiteville.com Tim Moore is the pastor. Loris McClellan at 207-6574. Walter Glendale WCHS FFA 11/2/53 ~ 6/7/05 11/12/68 ~ 12/8/92 Frazier M. If We Could turkey shoot If we could see again your faces The West Columbus High Cartret Oh how much our heart races School Future Farmers of November 24, 1924 And nothing could ever erase America will have its annual The memory of our last embrace FFA turkey shoot every week- June 27, 1997 end in November at 410 Sunny If we could climb to heaven’s gate South Road, Chadbourn, near And just look in to watch awhile Peacock. Then we know we could joyfully wait The public is invited to par- If we could see your happy smile ticipate. Food and drinks will be available nightly. If we could hear the songs you sing And your laughter bless our ears Buckhead VFR Then grief would lose its sting turkey shoot And a smile would dry our tears But faith would lose its esteem The Buckhead Volunteer 112 Jefferson St. • Whiteville, NC 28472 Fire and Rescue will hold its And heaven would lose its stealth annual turkey shoot Saturday, 910.642.2128 So we must be denied this dream Nov. 21 and Nov. 28 from 6 www.mckenziemortuary.net If heaven is to keep its wealth (Dale n Walter) p.m.-until. The rescue is located at 6810 Dale and Walter we love and miss you dearly, Old Lake Road, Bolton. Mom, Dad, your children, grandchildren, For more information call Brothers, sisters, family and friends 655-8940. www.whiteville.com We Miss You. 8-A – The News Reporter, Monday, November 16, 2015 Steven Long earns Eagle Story & Photo By DEUCE NIVEN Tabor-Loris Tribune

“To help other people at all times” is a portion of the Scout Oath, and a sentiment reflected in an Eagle Scout project dedicated to one of Williams Township School’s most senior, and most be- loved employees. Marilyn Ward has greeted students at the school for three decades, a friendly face in the office, free with her smiles and advice. Steven Long, a member of Boy Scouts of America Troop 525 at Old Zion Wesleyan Church, constructed a pair of benches in an outdoor read- Girl Scout Grace Watts of Tabor City makes a new friend at the Columbus County ani- ing garden on the Williams mal shelter. campus as his Eagle Scout Steven Long and Marilyn Ward project. While Ward was certainly ed thousands of children’s visit her in the office. I would aware of the project, she had lives,” Steven said. “She was like every student at WTS to Girls Scouts visit animal shelter no idea when she was called here throughout my educa- always remember Mrs. Ward. is aggressively pursuing part- plan to help with food and to the area that the area tion at WTS and has worked That is why I am giving her By JEFFERSON WEAVER nerships with area volunteer litter drives, coming to the would be dedicated to her. here the last 33 years. this plaque. She is exception- Staff Writer groups to help with animals shelter to read to the animals Steven, son of Joe and “She always has a great ally vital to everyone at Wil- at the shelter. and playing with the animals,” Laura Long, dedicated the attitude and a kind word for liams Township School. Tabor City Girl Scouts “Many of the scouts asked he said. garden to Ward, with help every student. During the “Thank you so much for made some new furry friends what they could do to further The troop brought lots of from his dad who presented seventh grade DC trip, Mrs. caring, Mrs. Ward, and being Saturday. help the shelter,” Prince said. gifts for the animals, including her with flowers and handed Ward and I bonded. I helped a great person to love. I will Girl Scout Troop 599 spent “We encourage any organiza- cat toys and cat scratch boxes her a metal plaque that will her up and down those huge never overlook the immense Saturday morning at the Co- tion whose members have a the scouts made from recycled hang on the brick wall behind flights of stairs. influence you have been to lumbus County Animal Shel- love for animals to contact us.” Girl Scout cookie boxes. The the benches for years to come. “Every day she made my me.” ter, learning about the duties Prince, who hosted the scouts each received a cer- “Mrs. Ward has affect- day better when I got to go of the county animal control department as well as skills in visit, talked about the impor- tificate of thanks for their approaching, befriending and tance of the shelter function- presents to the animals. They caring for dogs and cats. ing not only as a rescue site for were also certified as friends “The girls learned how to animals but as an educational of animals and friends of the approach unfamiliar dogs and resource for the area. Columbus County Animal College & Career Promise gave the dogs treats,” Animal “We especially want to im- Shelter and received a packet Control Director Joey Prince press the need for responsible on proper ways to care for a said. The morning was spent pet ownership by members of dog. sessions coming up meeting dogs and cats picked our community,” he said. “The staff of the Columbus up or turned in at the shelter, The girls also learned the County Shelter wants to thank Southeastern Community bus High School is Nov. 30 at all students who maintain a helping socialize some of the importance of caring for their Girl Scout Troop 599 for all of College is offering informa- 5:30 p.m. “B” average and meet other animals and improving their animals, how regular vet visits their hard work in making the tion sessions for students Anyone interested in the eligibility requirements. own pet handling skills. and vaccinations are impor- scratch boxes for our kittens and parents interested in the program but unable to at- Through a partnership “They heard how a lot of tant to an animal’s health and and cats and for coming to College & Career Promise tend an information session of the Department of Public dogs barking all at once could the need to have their animals visit,” Prince said. “We hope program for spring 2016. should contact SCC College Instruction, the N.C. Com- be loud, but it did not neces- spayed or neutered to reduce to see them again really soon.” The session at West & Career Promise Liaison munity College System, the sarily mean the dogs were the population of unwanted Troop 599 is part of the Columbus High School is Becky Holden at (910) 642- University of North Caro- bad,” he said. “In the cat room, animals. Coastal Pines Region. The Wednesday, Nov. 18 at 5:30 7141, ext. 346 or becky.hold- lina system and many in- the girls each held cats and “Vaccinations for cats and members of the troop attend- p.m. [email protected]. dependent colleges and uni- learned about how the shelter dogs as well as neutering and ing were Jordyn Strickland, The session at Whiteville Career and College Prom- versities, North Carolina is cares for its animals. They also spaying are very important Bailee Hurt, Kiara McCumbee, High School is Thursday, ise offers North Carolina helping eligible high school found out the best way to hold for the health of pets,” Prince Kya McCumbee, Grace Watts Nov. 19 at 6 p.m. The session high school students a clear students to begin earning a kitten so that the animal felt said, noting that he also hopes and Victoria Norris. Lisa for East Columbus High path to success in college or college credit at a communi- safe and secure.” to increase the educational Johnson Norris and Jessica School is Nov. 23 at 5:30 p.m. in a career. ty college campus at no cost Prince took over the de- function of the animal shelter. Saurina are the troop leaders. The session at South Colum- The program is free to to them or their families. partment in September, and “In the future, the scouts FINAL DAYS Saturday November 14 thru Saturday November 21 Everything In The Store Half Price and Below Except Guns, Ammo, Scopes & Bows Select Firearms Merchandise Scopes & Bows % Below 75OFF COST Waccamaw Outdoors Monday - Saturday 9:00 - 6:30 104-A Top Tobacco Road, Lake Waccamaw • 910-646-4700 The News Reporter, Monday, November 16, 2015 – 9-A McDonald’s Presents Whiteville High School East Columbus High School West Columbus High School South Columbus High School

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Senior Layne Fowler is the 17-year old daugh- Senior Kirklyn Wayne senior is a member of Student Baylee Haynes, a 14-year-old freshman, is the Senior Danielle Brown is the 17-year-old daugh- ter of Chris and Wendy Fowler. She is the cur- Council, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Beta daughter of Tara and Jerry Haynes of Fair Bluff. ter of L.C. and Barbara Riggins. She said the best rent senior class president, in the math club, Club, National Honor Society and the volleyball and She likes best about West Columbus that stu- thing about South Columbus High School is that international club, Whiteville Juniorettes, and softball teams. English IV is her favorite class, since dents have more freedom than they had in “the teachers are really supportive. The teach- active in her church youth group. Her favor- she gets to experience different kinds of literature. middle school. Her favorite classes are earth/ ers at South Columbus High School actually care ite activity at school is student council because Her favorite place, however, is the athletic depart- about their students.” She enjoys ROTC. “I love ment. “I like athletics because sports have always environmental honors with Ms. McClintock and that class because not only does it each you she likes being a voice for her classmates. world history honors with Mr. Burgstressor. School spirit at Whiteville High is what she likes been a huge part of my life.” She’s been on both the discipline, it also teaches you how to become a varsity volleyball and softball teams since her fresh- She’s proud of making A’s this semester and better person,” she said. She sings in her church best and the closeness of everyone. “Our en- improving in all her sports. Outside the class- tire school feels so connected,” she said. She man year. She understands the importance of learn- choir and cares for children in her community. “I’m room, she’s involved in cheerleading, dance, proud that no matter what I have been through I wishes the lunchtimes were longer because ing. “I am extremely proud of my academic standing. I have always studied hard, and it has paid off.’ The never give up and I’m glad to say that I am gradu- she “never has enough time to eat.” Spanish tennis, soccer and the FFA. One thing that most daughter of Kevin and Melanie Wayne hopes to at- ating with a high GPA,” she said. She likes to write is her favorite class. “Mr. Frink is an awesome people don’t know about her is that she used tend UNC-Chapel Hill or UNC-Wilmington, and ma- to compete in pageants. She plans to attend poetry and said it is “one thing she can express teacher and makes Spanish fun,” she said. jor in nursing. She loves the Zac Brown Band and her feelings through.” She wants to enlist in the Layne said most people don’t know that she’s college and nursing school. Her favorite book the movie, The Notebook. Her favorite food is fried is “The Fault in our Stars,” her favorite movie U.S. Army after high school and pursue a career in very organized. “I think that’s what helps me do pork chops with rice and gravy, and when she isn’t psychology. Her favorite book is Miracle’s Boy by so well in school.” She wants to attend UNCW in class, studying or on the field, she’s busy with the is “The Brady Bunch,” her favorite food is ba- Jaqueline Woods. Her favorite movie is Freedom for her undergraduate degree and then pursue youth group at First Baptist Church of Lake Wacca- con and her favorite non-school activities are Writers. Her favorite food is meatloaf. a medical degree to become a doctor. maw. church, dance and Netflix.

Now with Columbus Students two Whiteville locations to serve you 1408 1110 North Of The Week S. Madison St. JK Powell Blvd. U.S. Attorney nominee has local connection Churches drop-off By CLARA CARTRETTE Office about the same time Staff Writer Capers did. points for Operation Capers has been a prosecu- Robert L. Capers, whose tor for more than 20 years, parents now live in Columbus serving in the Eastern Dis- Christmas Child County, has been nominated trict since 2003. He currently to serve as the United States works as a senior prosecutor Two locations in the Co- need. Attorney for the New York in the public integrity unit. lumbus County area, White- Christmas boxes from vari- Eastern District, which cov- The Brooklyn court is of- ville United Methodist ous locations will be taken to ers Brooklyn, Queens, Staten ten overshadowed by the Church and Cherry Grove the following for delivery: Island and Long Island. If better-known federal coun- Baptist Church, will serve as Cherry Grove Baptist confirmed by the Senate, Ca- terpart in Manhattan where collection sites for Operation Church, 9833 Swamp Fox pers will fill the post vacated many of the biggest cases in- Christmas Child—the world’s Hwy., Cerro Gordo, 704-583- by Loretta Lynch who left the volving Wall Street are taken largest Christmas project of 1463. Eastern District to become before a judge. But because its its kind. Dates and times are Monday-Friday, Nov 16- the United States Attorney territory covers a large swath listed below. 20: 9 a.m.-12 p.m., 5-7 p.m. General last April. of New York immigrant com- The annual Samaritan’s Saturday, Nov 21: 10 a.m.-1 Capers is the son of Doro- munities, the Eastern District Purse project is a favorite of p.m. thy Moore Capers, who was has been at the forefront of a many Columbus County resi- Sunday, Nov 22: 12-4 p.m. born and raised in Columbus number of high profile terror- dents, families, churches and Monday, Nov 23: 9 a.m.-12 County, and John J. Capers, ism, money laundering and groups who spread joy to p.m. Jr. Both retired in New York. gang cases. millions of children around Whiteville United Meth- They built a home in this area Jury selection will begin the world by filling shoeboxes odist Church, 902 Pinkney and have moved here. Mrs. this month in a case that has with a “Wow!” item — like a Street, Whiteville, 704-583- Capers, who said she grew haunted New York for decades doll or soccer ball — other fun 1463. up “across the Marsh,” is a — The 1978 Lufthansa Heist at toys, school supplies, hygiene Monday-Friday, Nov 16-20: school counselor who is now Kennedy International Air- items and notes of encourage- 10 a.m.-12 p.m. employed with Whiteville port where masked gunmen Robert L. Capers ment. Saturday, Nov. 21: 10-11 a.m. City Schools at North White- made off with $6 million in “Through the simple act of Sunday, Nov. 22: 11 a.m.-3 ville Academy. H.B. Moore, a cash and jewels. “Goodfel- filling a shoebox, someone in p.m. “He learned this from his retired probation parole of- York Sen. Chuck Schumer las,” Martin Scorsese’s movie Columbus County can make a Monday, Nov 23: 10 a.m.-12 mom, dad and brother, and ficer here, is her baby brother. sent accolades and declared based on that heist, was re- tangible difference in the life p.m. from his own considerable Her husband retired in his support for Capers taking leased in 1990, making the of a child halfway around the Operation Christmas Child and deep life experience. September as supervisor of the post in May. case even more famous. world. Anyone can participate is a project of Samaritan’s Robert Capers has a first-rate investigations in the Manhat- “Robert Capers is in the Capers was involved in and bring joy to a child facing Purse, an international Chris- legal mind, extensive experi- tan District Attorney’s Office mold of Loretta Lynch,” prosecuting William F. Boy- difficult circumstances,” said tian relief and evangelism or- ence, intellect, dedication and and has been occupied doing Schumer said. “Really smart, land Jr., a state assembly- Wilmington area volunteer ganization headed by Frank- a wide range of experiences chores around the house. hardworking, nose to the man from Brooklyn who was Paulette Fittshur, who has lin Graham. that make him an unparal- They have a condo at Cala- grindstone, Robert Capers sentenced last month to 14 participated in Operation Since 1993, Operation leled choice in the Eastern bash, so he frequently plays has been a prosecutor for 22 years in prison for corrup- Christmas Child for 16 years. Christmas Child has delivered District.” golf on the coast. years and knows the value of tion. Boyland was initially During National Collection gift-filled shoeboxes to more Schumer spoke with Lo- In addition to Robert, they locking up violent criminals acquitted in the Manhat- Week, Nov. 16 – 23, Colum- than 124 million children in retta Lynch soon after an- have a daughter, Jacqueline and drug kingpins who tear tan federal court on similar bus County area residents more than 150 countries and nouncing Capers’ nomination Smith of Marietta, Ga., and at the fabric of our neighbor- charges, but shortly after his hope to contribute more than territories. For many of these and she was delighted with another son, John J. Capers hood. release, prosecutors in Brook- 2,100 gift-filled shoeboxes to children, a gift-filled shoebox his choice to replace her, III of Spring Valley, N.Y. who “I am also confident — be- lyn began pursuing their own the 2015 global goal of reach- is the first gift they have ever Schumer said. is two minutes older than his cause he has dedicated his life case. Boyland soon fell into ing 11 million children in received. brother Robert. to this calling — that he un- “He’s not in it for self pro- their trap; for several months, Mrs. Capers described derstands the delicate balance motion. He’s a career prosecu- undercover agents posing Robert as a serious, mature that must be upheld between tor who’s in it for all the right as businessmen recorded youngster who enjoyed read- protecting the community reasons, and is fair-minded,” Boyland accepting bribes in ing and athletics when he was from the threat of crime and said Morris J. Foderman, now exchange for government growing up. protecting the civil rights of a partner in a law firm but assistance on development Capers earned a B.A. de- the people,” Schumer added. started at the U.S. Attorney’s projects in New York. gree at New York University in 1992 and his J.D. in 1996 at Albany Law School. He has worked for the U.S. Attorney’s Office in a variety of roles. Formerly deputy chief of the COLUMBUS narcotics and dangerous drug section, he was also chief of the narcotics section/Interna- PEDIATRICS tional Narcotics Strike Force, acting deputy chief of the & ADOLESCENT general crimes section and Assistant U.S. Attorney. He CARE has also worked for the Of- fice of the Special Narcotics Welcomes Prosecutor for New York City and was an assistant district our new Provider attorney at the New York County District Attorney’s Office. He is currently senior Lacey J. White litigation counsel at the U.S. Attorney’s Office. A Bronx native, Capers PA-C comes from a family dedi- cated to law enforcement. His “Lacey looks forward father was a veteran NYPD detective and his brother an to providing quality care NYPD cop. Capers has a long- for your family” time dedication to public ser- vice, successfully prosecuting murders and other violent crimes and narcotics cases. 800 Jefferson Street • Suite Soon after Capers’ nomi- 116, Whiteville 642-2642 nation was announced, New Editorials The News Reporter, Monday, November 16, 2015 Offshore drilling A gamble this concerns more state can’t risk By TOM CAMPBELL than those who Staff Writer Tune in any sports event and live at the coast chances are good you are going to hear repeated ads from FanDuel “Not in my backyard” was a cry success- and DrafKings promising you can fully used years ago in our county when folks win millions of dollars by going in the east were looking at a landfill opera- online and playing their “games.” tion. It’s since been used time and again when Fantasy sports have become issues of water quality, density, the environ- a way of life to many, choosing ment, or quality of life seem to be threatened. teams of players and pitting these The problem with “NIMBY”, as it’s often teams against friends, family or known, is that while no one wants certain online leagues. What started out things in their backyards (literally or figura- as clean sporting fun has ended tively), most everyone wants the benefits that up as widespread online gam- come with said objectionable development, bling. Each week a FanDuel or whether it’s more efficient disposal of gar- DraftKing participant goes online bage or a more convenient shopping center. and selects players for that week, Local governments like the additional rev- betting that his fantasy team will enues produced in sales and property taxes. outperform others and win big For people who live near or on the coast, dollars. You can slice and dice offshore drilling is the biggest dog on the this any way you want but it is block when nothing less than gambling. it comes to The point As a NIMBY. After the Deepwater Hori- broad- More zon disaster in the Gulf in caster, I and more, Dropping the plowlines remember offshore 2010, the potential for an- repeated drilling has other castrophe is a threat By JEFFERSON WEAVER than we in America. we are a free nation. It’s part of the admoni- become an to the hundreds of Colum- Staff Writer We hear a lot these days about price we pay as a free people, because tions issue that’s being ready to protect ourselves; some folks are always going to make from legal important bus County residents who There’s a sketch from our coun- whether the threat is a crack-crazed the worst decisions possible, and use counsel to Colum- drive to jobs at the coast try’s restless time that came to my criminal or a follower of a false- their freedoms to hurt other people. warning bus County every day. mind the other day during an update faith, there is no lack of folks who That’s when the farmer, or the against because of on the Paris attacks. promise to help you be prepared for mechanic, or schoolteacher, or re- airing our proximity to the coast. As jobs in textiles It was drawn, if I recall correctly, whatever might happen. Some are tail clerk, or bank teller, needs to be mes- and tobacco have left the county, hundreds of by one of those wealthy European a little extreme, in my opinion, but ready drop his plow lines and defend sages that Columbus County residents make the drive to Tom Campbell wastrels who provide such vivid ac- if it makes them more comfortable, his neighbor. might be the coast every day for work. counts of our country during those and they’re not bothering anyone, I fear we have strayed a long way consid- There’s a better-than-average chance that times after we had whipped the so be it. Some – likely too many – are from that discipline of prepared- ered gambling. There are three large amounts of natural gas and oil exist off British the second time, and were little more than poseurs, who would ness; as often happens, people grew elements to gambling: prize, con- the North Carolina coast. North Carolina is reaching westward. The concept of likely melt if they encountered an at- soft with success, and mocked into sideration and chance. In those a natural place to base drilling and pipeline Manifest Destiny hadn’t yet become titudinal possum, much less a truly submission those who held onto days we were mostly dealing with operations, since we have two major ports a political buzzword, but some folks dangerous person. the attitudes and attributes that mundane stuff like turkey shoots, with industrial capabilities, four- and six-lane were already leading the cultural Every time you turn around seemed to disappear after the Great raffles and wheels of fortune, highways with additional rights-of-way that pack with the fashionable and apt these days, Depression. chickenfeed compared to the could support pipelines, and any number of phrase. Ideas once took decades of it seems we Our restlessness has become current lure of winning millions other factors that make our region attractive thought, rather than minutes of have home soft and flabby, content with a new, online. to companies that might spend billions in social media response, to be adopted. invasions, faster smart phone, and trying to use We’re told many millions of developing offshore fields. Anyway, the sketch shows a “typi- mass shoot- pharmaceuticals to accomplish what venture capital dollars have been Demand for oil and natural gas is high, the cal American farmer,” somewhere ings, or sim- hard work and good parenting once poured into these online video political climates in the Middle East, Russia barely east of the Mississippi, but ply bad peo- kept in check. ventures from the likes of Google, and even Mexico are not reassuring to inves- west of the Appalachians. His shirt ple doing Across the ocean, however, there Comcast, 21st Century Fox and tors, and the U.S. economy could skyrocket is torn and stained, but whole. His bad things. are people whose philosophies differ even Major League Baseball. How (and by extension, the local economy) if drill- hat is disreputable but practical. There greatly from ours, to the point that else could Fan Duel and DraftK- ing were permitted off the Carolina coast. Around his shoulders are the lines was a time they think it’s a good thing to kill ings have the cash to pay out the It all makes sense. leading to the mass of muleflesh when the those who are not like them. We have millions in prizes they claim to But. pulling the handhewn and hand- boogeyman forgotten the Lord’s admonition to award each week? Our coastline is fragile, and already wrought plow. Slung from one shoul- was scared Jefferson Weaver his disciples as recorded by Luke, Some of us still remember the stressed by development and pollution. Our der to the other is a flintlock fusil, of the aver- as they were heading out into the cancellation of the beloved holi- local economies are dependent on tourist dol- the equivalent of today’s single- age American. world – “…he that hath no sword, let day basketball tournament, The lars, which are dependent on clean beaches. barrel shotgun. A large knife is in a Take note, if you will, that no him sell his garment, and buy one.” Dixie Classic, because it became Fisheries require clean water, which is hard convenient position slightly behind less than Adolf Hitler, Isoroku While the apostles weren’t to be betting and bookmaking had in- to maintain if there’s an oil spill like the one hip (indicative of someone who Yamamoto, Mao Tse-Tung, Joseph looking for a fight, Christ expected vaded the games and players were Deepwater Horizon catastrophe in 2010. doesn’t sit down a lot). Stalin, and Winston Churchill, who them to be ready when the wolf came paid to throw games. We rightly Can we be sure that the lessons learned in The farmer’s face is turned to- among them, pretty much controlled to the door. declared this was a negative the Gulf of Mexico and elsewhere are being ward the reader, and is a mixture of the entire world among them, at one Call me alarmist if you will. I influence on collegiate sports and remembered? Can North Carolina rest easy, interest and alertness, but there is point or another, all pointed out that am not, by any means, waiting with stopped the Classic. Baseball play- feeling confident that spills and blowouts like no fear. The artist captures the ex- America’s strength wasn’t as much abated breath for some mysterious er Pete Rose was banned from the Deepwater Horizon are exponentially less pression perfectly, and the discern- in our military, but in our people. apocalypse, eager for the day when sport for life because he gambled likely to happen here? ing viewer will note that the mule Yamamoto repeatedly warned his someone pushes a “red button” on his own team’s games. With If our leaders in Raleigh and Washington is still in motion, moving forward. ministers and even his emperor that and some super-secret conspiracy so many dollars riding on the can’t assure the public that the chances of a The farmer is ready, but still a land invasion of America would to subvert the world kicks in. I am performance of athletes today we similar event here are significantly reduced plowing on. There is work to do, never work, simply because there far more worried about the random wonder how long it will be before – and prove their statements – then our state but if he needs to, he can drop the would be a rifle behind every blade criminal than some idiot whose idea we learn players are being paid doesn’t need to dabble in offshore drilling. plowlines and defend his home, from of grass. Mao grumbled over our of a fashion statement for his god to underperform? Already there Welcoming an entirely new industry is human or animal interlopers. He is national resolve (even if he didn’t entails a vest filled with explosives. are reports of employees of the something North Carolina has used to its prepared. like our capitalist ways, he admired The threat isn’t secret, by any online gambling operations using advantage before, starting with textiles and I cannot say whether the sketch strength). Stalin was potentially means. Sneaky, but not secret. and sharing improper informa- moving into technology. Companies find our was a true portrait, or a fanciful rep- the smartest of them all, when you I was proud to be a Boy Scout; our tion. state attractive in that we have a good labor resentative amalgamation originally get down to it, since he opined that motto was, and still is, ‘Be Prepared.’ Seven states, concerned about force and a good quality of life; savvy elected drawn to amuse the adventurer’s America could never be defeated At the same time, I’ll never build the potential problems, have leaders can parley that into a financial boom parlor friends back home. Either unless we got lazy. a bomb-proof bunker, or stockpile made these online sporting games that would be a great legacy for our children way, I wonder if we are as prepared Although I am a staunch Second hundreds of thousands of rounds illegal, including Arizona, Iowa, and grandchildren. as the subject of that sketch. Amendment advocate – and my of ammunition and freeze-dried Louisiana, Montana and Wash- But can we risk the chance, miniscule as it Like most of you, I remember feelings are based on reading the food. At the same time, I am not a ington. The Nevada Gaming Con- may be, of a major disaster erasing five or ten how our world stopped when the expressed intents of the founders, couch-dwelling eater of both literal trol Board has banned fantasy years of our local economy? Sept. 11 attacks occurred; I can only not modern politicians on either and digital junk food. sports and just this week New There may be a time for offshore drilling imagine that’s how things will be for side – I am firmly convinced that I’m an American, and while I am York’s Attorney General ordered in North Carolina, but this just isn’t it. Until several days in Paris. The talking fear, respect and awe of Americans not a farmer, I will keep a rifle slung them to cease and desist from then, voters and politicians alike need to heads on TV love to spout about the isn’t because so many of us owned across my back. I am not saying we taking bets in that state, saying firmly say again, “Not in my back yard.” fear and horror and numbness, and guns. It’s because we owned firearms need to hunker down and hide; the they were “neither harmless nor compare the Paris attacks to any and knew how to use them. work must go on. But whether the victimless.” In defense, these new number of other events, but far too Today we face a new threat, a rifle is real or metaphorical, we all online sports games claim theirs few point out that the French have, strange threat that we can nurture need to get back to when we were a is a game of skill, not chance, sadly, seen such attacks more times at our own breast simply because people ready to drop the plowlines. and that people can play for free. Common sense says it isn’t the Quotes of case. Investors wouldn’t put up so much money if fans weren’t shell- ing out big dollars in hopes for Thumbs down Crow big payouts. North Carolina passed laws the week “Ray, don’t take this personally, but over him, ripping off a long gain. BY RAY LUNDY outlawing video sweepstakes we’re going to beat you guys to a We beat the braggarts that night, Special to The News Reporter games because of the potential “I deeply appreciate the people who voted pulp. Our entire team averages a especially Jay. Jay had two burst for harm, but so far our state has for me, but I don’t have any doubts about Crow is hard to eat, especially little over 200 pounds! Oh, we have lips (busted actually), a bloody been silent regarding FanDuel the accuracy of the county and I think it after much bragging. There are decided that we’re going to twist nose, bruises and scratches all and DraftKings. We may not pre- would be a waste of time and money to some folk who have the nicest car, you like a pretzel. Again, it’s noth- ove r. vent them from advertising dur- have a recount.” house, boat, and whatever else ing personal; it’s just football,” and I have forgotten the score, but ing sporting events but we don’t – Emory Worly, when asked if he wanted they possess. It does not matter he laughed. As I was walking on we beat them soundly. As we shook have to let them operate here. a recount in his race for a Whiteville City what they have; theirs is the big- toward the locker, I told Jay: “You hands with them after the game, We think it is time for our Council seat with Sara Thompson, who won gest and the best. The same can be have to catch me first, Jay.” I waited for Jay to stumble by. regulators and our lawmakers by one vote. said about sports. As quarterback, on our first “I’m sorry, Jay. You played a good to join other states in declaring Last night, in my dreams, I possession, I began to look for game.” these are thinly veiled gambling “They’re a business. From what I have played a football game that was weaknesses in North Charles- He said: “Ray Lundy, you are operations and outlaw them. We researched, these companies are very played in the fall of 1959. We (the ton’s defense. I found it shortly, a @#%^@#$%&*@#$%^&(not fit had gambling problems before aggressive. They will go after the driver, Conway High football team) trav- and it was Jay who played left for delicate ears). I responded: and the odds are better than even if the insurance doesn’t pay…and the in- eled to North Charleston High to tackle. That put Jay head-on our “Jay, don’t take this personally, this new online games will result surance company will get their cost back play their football team. When we right tackle, Billy Wetherington. but you stayed on your butt most in addiction, corruption or crime. from their customers, somehow.” walked into the gym next to the Billy was strong and weighed 245 of the night. Billy beat you like a We can enjoy sporting events – Councilman Tim Blackmon, who voted field, they laughed and one big pounds. That was big for a man in punching bag the entire game. Re- without this gamble. against a proposal that will allow Whiteville guy asked, “Where is your varsity? the 50s. member what you said: it’s nothing Campbell is former assistant Fire Department to bill the insurance compa- This has to be the J.V. team.” I handed the football to our personal; it’s just football.” North Carolina State Treasurer nies of at-fault drivers in wrecks. Blackmon Richard Lewis said, “We’ll back, Richard Lewis who was a He never spoke to me again. and is creator/host of NC SPIN, a was talking about the collection agency the show you in a little while.” A very strong runner. Billy knocked Jay Crow is indeed hard to chew, swal- weekly statewide television discus- city will use. large player, a friend of mine said, on his posterior, and Richard ran low, or digest. sion of state issues. The News Reporter, Monday, November 16, 2015 –11-A

Rex McPherson and a “guest” with his Amish buggy.

Amish buggy fits well Photo by GRANT MERRITT Arts and crafts and other wares were for sale at the St. James Waccamaw Siouan Festi- at old Whiteville home val Saturday. In the background, children enjoy inflatables. By RAY WYCHE know. of the buggy irreparable, he Wooly worm Staff Writer To make his Halloween knows of a business in South Continued from page 1-A display more spooky, McPher- Carolina that specializes in Halloween is past but a son placed a full-sized plastic locating any buggy part re- in-cheek review of traditional Pinckney Street homeowner human skeleton wearing a quested. weather predictors and what can be sure that his decoration formal hat in the driver’s seat. Despite its well-used ap- they foretell about the coming will attract attention as long He removed the skeleton when pearance, most of the buggy winter in Carolina. as it remains in his front yard. the scary times ended. is still there. The probable The wooly worm and its Rex McPherson, retired The age of the one-seater hard-to-replace items, such as meteorological acumen are from a supervisory job at an plus storage space, like its pre- the trademark high, narrow- feted by the Town of Ban- automobile dealership, lives vious ownership and history, rimmed wheels, are still at- ner Elk every fall, where the A wooly worm in the first house on the second is likewise a mystery. tached and look to be in excel- Wooly Worm Festival has been block of Pinckney Street in “I really don’t know,” lent condition. held annually since 1978. A Other natural and tradi- ice than normal. Whiteville, better known as McPherson says of the age The wheels are equipped highlight of the festival is the tional observers have noted The Almanac says mid-Jan- the former home of Dr. Floyd of the high-wheeled vehicle, with rubber “tires,” a thin worm race, where caterpillar the high volume of nuts from uary will be the coldest time, Johnson. The two-story dwell- referred to by the Amish as a layer of rubber to ease the competitors from across the oaks, hickory, wild pecan and along with several bitterly cold ing, built in 1912, has been Buckboard. bumps in the road. The rear state climb a rope. The winner walnut, as well as the unusu- periods in early to mid- and late meticulously cared for. But he does know that it wheels are equipped with fric- is designated the festival’s of- ally high numbers of prey December, throughout Janu- McPherson has been ada- was made before the states tion brakes, rubber-covered ficial winter forecaster. animals such as rabbits, small ary, and early February. mant in having the house with large Amish populations steel plates operated by the This year’s winner was birds, squirrels and other spe- The snowiest periods will be restored absolutely true to the (stretching from Pennsylva- driver by means of a foot pedal Twinkle Toes, a mostly brown cies. Studies by Quality Deer in mid- to late December and way it looked when the first nia to the upper Midwest) like today’s new cars. worm that suggests a mild Management Association have early February, with icy peri- resident-owner moved in. required approved lights to be This particular buggy can winter overall. proven a tentative link between ods in early and late January, “We want it kept exactly on all Amish buggies. McPher- be used as a freight carrier or According to the Wooly years with high mast (acorn) according to the Almanac. The like it was,” he says of the son’s buggy shows no sign that a people hauler, McPherson Worm Festival website, Twin- crops and harder winters. Almanac also calls for an active house. it ever had lights. says. The boxy vehicle can be kle Toes’ bands indicate a cold As usual, the carefully storm system – such as those In those days when an au- At first glance, the buggy is an open-sided Buckboard or and snowy start to Decem- worded predictions of the an- often produced by El Nino — to tomobile was a rare luxury a sad sight. The roll-up cloth the passenger compartment ber, followed by near-normal nual Farmers’ Almanac could bring surprise snowstorms in instead of the necessity it was side panels are not attached to closed with curtains for unfa- temperatures and little snow be interpreted different ways. mid-December for many areas, to become, people depended on the vehicle; some of the boards vorable weather traveling. through mid-February. The The annual digest of tradition- stretching toward the Caro- draft animals to power their that form the sides of the body Along with his woodwork- final weeks of winter also al lore was first published in lina coast. December snows in transportation. What could are victims of dry rot. ing and maintaining a small have some snow, according to 1792. This year’s edition calls southeastern North Carolina, be more appropriate than a These are minor problems flock of homing pigeons, Twinkle Toes. for a wet — but not necessar- while rare, are not unheard of. horse-drawn, enclosed buggy to McPherson, a skilled wood- McPherson’s spare time is Locally, wooly worm ob- ily snowy —winter across the The last December winter in front of a 1912 house? worker hobbyist until hit with devoted to tending to three servers have read a different Southeast. storm of any significance that For Halloween, McPherson bad health. But aches and equines he owns and keeps at forecast in the colors of area Temperatures will be colder affected the southeastern part began his search for an item pains have not stopped his goal a farm on Smyrna Road. He bugs. The number of all-black than normal, according to the of the state occurred in 2001, fitting for 1912. His search of restoring the buggy. has a Belgian draft horse, a wooly worms has been unusu- almanac, a prediction echoed according to the NWS, with a didn’t require extensive travel; “I got it to restore it,” he quarter horse, “and a pony for ally high in areas around Lake by the long-range National light dusting across much of he heard of the existence of says matter-of-factly, as if to my granddaughter.” Waccamaw, Chadbourn, Bird Weather Service estimations as the region as well as some ac- a buggy made by the Amish emphasize he expected re- But he knows where his Cage, Whiteville and Delco. It well as the wooly worms. cumulated ice. in Ohio. The well-used buggy pairs of varied complexity to time and energy will be spent should be noted that a subspe- Due in part to the active It should also be noted that made its way to Nakina, how require attention. for the next few weeks restor- cies of tiger moths not present El Nino effect in the Pacific Twinkle Toes, the fastest cat- McPherson and others do not If McPherson finds a part ing an Amish buggy. in the mountains makes its Ocean, North Carolina will erpillar at the Wooly Worm home here, and while its lar- see a wetter than normal win- Festival, actually came from vae are also considered wooly ter, according to the National Florida. Whether the furry worms, they are not as prone Weather Service, with below- insect has inside information to multi-colored bands as their normal temperatures for much on North Carolina’s weather White finds pediatrics rewarding mountain cousins. of the winter but less snow and is unknown. Lacey White, certified phy- alized that pediatrics “is a warding thing about my work sician assistant, provides chance to interact with, and is the opportunity to offer comprehensive care for new- have some impact on, in- education to patients. Nor- borns through young adults at dividuals who still have so mal childhood development, Columbus Pediatrics and Ad- much potential.” She called vaccines, illnesses and treat- olescent Care, 800 Jefferson the interaction “a very satis- ments – including the “why” Street, Suite 116, Whiteville. fying thing.” questions – all of these things White decided to become The constant learning matter to patients and their a PA because of an interest about diagnosis and treat- families.” NOVEMBER in medicine and a desire to ment makes her job challeng- White and her fiancé Joel form teaching and caring ing, said White. “But it’s also Lewis plan to be married relationships with patients. exciting, and I feel like I im- next year. In her free time, she SPECIALS “To me, medicine has always prove every day and become reads, hikes, practices yoga been about relationships,” a better provider and a better and spends time at the beach she said. learner. It’s a process.” or in her garden. Prices Good During PA school she re- She said, “The most re- Open Thanksgiving November 1-30, 2015 Seasonal All Fountain 2 Liter Drinks Pepsi Vineland Cookies 16, 24 & 32 Oz. ¢ 99 Ea. Station CD Rates are rising 2 Liter Available for wedding 2/$ ¢ Coke receptions & other 2/$ 00 events 6 Months $2,500.00 Minimum 1 69 3 642-3157 .35% APY 6 Pack Cans Red Bull AMP Coke 8 Oz. 16 Oz. 12 Months $2,500.00 Minimum Products SHORT BUY ONE BROS. .45% APY 2/$ 22 GET ONE 3/$ 00 RENT-A-CAR 24 Months $5,000.00 Minimum FREE .55% APY 4 5 $ 95 DAILY 19 2065 Andrew Jackson Hwy. 1629 S. Madison St. 183 John Riegel Rd. Hwy. 701, South of Whiteville Leland Whiteville Riegelwood Sam’s Pit Stop 910-383-1650 910-655-2274 WHITEVILLE - 2 Locations: 503 Jefferson Street & 1707 South Madison Street 910-317-0071 BOLTON: 1128 Green Swamp Road • HALLSBORO: 4236 Sam Potts Hwy. 642-4175 • DELCO: Hwy. 74-76 • LAKE WACCAMAW: Old Hwy. 74, across from post office Visit us at: www.RiegelwoodFCU.org • CHADBOURN: 101 Strawberry Blvd. 12-A – The News Reporter, Monday, November 16, 2015

‘A Wild Life’ at museum This month, “Meet Me at the Museum, Saturday Explo- ration,” welcomes Garry and Margeaux Deatsch of Tacka- pausha Wildlife Shelter and Rosebud, the Virginia Opos- sum. The Deatschs will present “It’s a Wild Life” on Nov. 21 at 1:30 p.m. They will discuss the role of wildlife rehabilitation and its relationship with domestic pet rescue and how to create a certified wildlife habitat in your home or community. The Tackapausha Wildlife Shelter is a non-profit sanctu- ary dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and release of small mammals back into the wild. It has been serving Bruns- wick County for four years and is located in Oak Island. Admission is free, but dona- tions are appreciated. For more information, call the museum at 914-4185 or Whiteville@natu- ralsciences.org. Sports The News Reporter, Monday, November 16, 2015 - Page 1B Rematch with Fairmont set for second round Stallions oust Red Springs 35-29 in overtime thriller VINEGAR HILL - Despite round of the playoffs for Red Springs squad 9-6 be- relinquishing a 21-9 halftime the first time since 2012, fore Bobby Gore returned a lead, South Columbus still will go against another pass interception to the Red had plenty of kick in the late Three Rivers Conference Springs 35 yard line that set going as they pulled out a 35- opponent Friday in the sec- up a 27-yard scoring sprint by 29 overtime thriller over Red ond round of the playoffs Leggett, giving the Stallions a Springs. The Stallions got the when they make another 13-9 lead. winning points on a six-yard, trip to Fairmont to play the The Stallions added an- second-down run by Den- Golden Tornadoes. Game- other touchdown and a suc- nis Leggett in the overtime time is 7:30 p.m. cessful two-point conversion period. In South Columbus’ TRC for a 21-9 halftime lead. Moments earlier in the meeting with the Torna- Red Springs battled back overtime, the Stallion defense does on Oct. 16, Fairmont in the second half with a pair snuffed out a fourth-down took a 50-28 victory on the of touchdowns by Deondre Red Springs running attempt strength of a 38-point ex- Halman that put the Red Dev- from the one-yard line in the plosion in the first quarter. ils ahead 22-21. opening round of the state 2A Fairmont, which tied South Columbus respond- high school football playoffs. South Columbus and ed with an 85-yard scoring It was the Stallions’ second Whiteville for the Three drive that resulted in Mc- win over the Red Springs Rivers Conference cham- Clure’s one-yard run and a squad in three weeks. SCHS pionship, now has a 10-2 two-point conversion run by had topped the Red Devils record following the 54-8 Leggett. 51-32 in a key Three Rivers first-round victory over Just like its game against 1A-2A Conference game on visiting Bartlett-Yancey Whiteville the week before, Oct. 30. Friday. South Columbus responded The Stallions have a 7-5 Coach Mark Heil’s high- with big scores after falling season record with all of the scoring Tornado team is behind. wins coming in their last led by the quarterbacking Brennan Ivey and Kend- eight outings. Red Springs of junior Julius Caulder. rick Green spearheaded the closed its season with an 8-4 South Columbus, in Stallion defense for the night. record. its second season under Leggett has surpassed the Coach Kyle Hutchison’s Hutchison, rebounded 1,000-yard rushing mark for South Columbus squad took from an 0-4 start in non- the second straight year as he a 29-22 lead on a one-yard conference play and high- has now carried the ball 203 smash by Carlos McClure lighted conference play times for 1,462 yards and 17 with 39 seconds left. The score with a momentum-building touchdowns. McClure follows Photo by Charlie J came at the end of a 60-yard 16-11 victory over arch-ri- with 510 yards and five touch- Stallion drive val Whiteville on the final downs on 79 carries while Stallion score However, Red Springs an- night of regular-season Jeffrey Daniels has 403 yards South Columbus running back Dennis Leggett scoots his way toward the end zone for swered with a long scoring play. and seven TDs on 62 carries. a Stallion touchdown in Friday night’s opening-round game of the state 2A high school drive that was capped by a The Stallion-Tornado Sophomore quarterback football playoffs at South Columbus. The host Stallion squad pulled out a 35-29 victory 30-yard touchdown pass from winner will advance to Robby Spencer has passed in overtime to advance to second-round play Friday at Fairmont. Friday’s winner will Toddrick Lockhart to Eric third-round play Nov. 27 for 258 yards and five touch- Gram with five seconds left. against the East Bladen- downs while Bobby Gore has advance to third-round play against the East Bladen-Souhtwest Edgecombe winner. The point after kick left the Southwest Edgecombe win- caught eight passes for 92 Coach Kyle Hutchison’s Stallions, tri-champions of the Three Rivers 1A-2A Confer- score tied at 29-29. ner. yards and a touchdown. ence, have won seven of their last eight games after opening the season with an 0-4 South Columbus, which South Columbus fell be- Spencer is also one of the start. South Columbus is competing in the state football playoffs for the 22nd time in gained a win in the first hind the revenge-minded Stallions’ top defenders with 24 seasons since the school opened in 1992.

Photos by Grant Merritt Whiteville back Raeqwon McAllister, left, gives a stiff-arm to Mount Airy lineman Gabriel Whiteville defenders Andrew Powell (left) and Monchovia Gaffney (on ground) combine King in Friday night’s state 1AA playoff game at Legion Stadium. Mount Airy defeated to halt Mount Airy ball carrier Malik Frost in Friday night’s state 1AA playoff game. the host Wolfpack 10-6. Granite Bears claw way to 10-6 win over Pack Warriors By DAN BISER for the final three quarters It would be the Wolfpack’s Bears came up with a couple the Mount Airy squad, said Sports Editor and stopped several Wolfpack only points for the night as it of big defensive stops to force the team made its lengthy wallop threats. had difficulty coming across a WHS field goal attempt. trip from Mount Airy on a After quickly moving “We had our opportuni- with the type of consistency Taylor Smith’s 33-yard try mission. 54 yards for a touchdown ties, but weren’t able to get it had this season in finishing was off the mark, leaving the “We lost in the first round Vikings on only four plays with its in the end zone,” Little said. in a tie for its third straight score 7-6. last year to Avery County second possession of the “Mount Airy made some big Three Rivers 1A-2A Confer- Smith and Frost paced in a game we should have MOUNT GILEAD - The night, the Whiteville Wolf- plays that set up some scores. ence championship. the Bear’s next possession won,” he said, “We’ve had host West Montgomery pack appeared to have its “It’s disappointing to lose Carr threw two pass inter- as they moved the ball to the that game in mind for quite Warriors ran to their 12th offense well in gear for its this one, but we’ve still had ceptions and was often kept Whiteville seven to set up a a while and we really wanted straight win Friday in a first-round playoff game a pretty good season, espe- off balance in the backfield successful 24-yard field goal to come back and make a bet- 59-6 runaway of the West with visiting Mount Airy at cially when you consider how by the Mount Airy defense. by Smith to make the score ter showing in the playoffs Columbus Vikings Fri- Legion Stadium. young and inexperienced In the second quarter, the 10-6. this season.” day night in the opening But strangely enough, the we were when the season Wolfpack twice got the ball to Whiteville had two more Carr closed out his WHS round of the state 1AA high tide turned on the Wolfpack opened.” the Mount Airy 12 yard line, possessions, one that includ- football career by completing school football playoffs. during the rest of the con- On its second possession but both threats were stopped ed an interception by the 9 of 17 passes for 114 yards, Coach Nick Eddins’ test as the visiting Granite of the night, Whiteville took on a fourth-down plays. Bears’ Cameron Pack, who He was intercepted twice. West Montgomery team, Bears grabbed the points it over at its own 46-yard line Mount Airy scored on its fumbled the ball on the re- He added 17 rushes for 42 champions of the Yadkin needed in the second half following a Bear punt. first possession of the second turn. Carr recovered for the yards. Bellamy had 97 yards Valley Conference, ran to a for a 10-6 victory in the open- Sophomore back Key- half after picking off a Carr Wolfpack. rushing on 10 carries while 49-6 halftime lead in domi- ing round of the state 1AA shawn Bellamy opened the pass and returning it to the Holder said his team had Raeqwon McAllister carried nating the Stallions. football playoffs. series with a nine-yard run, Whiteville 27. focused on trying to contain five times orf 66 yards. The loss closed the door It was the second straight and senior quarterback Ny- The Mount Airy offense, the play of Carr. Frost had 110 yards on 24 on a 3-9 season for Coach loss for Coach Luke Little’s dir Carr added a five-yard paced by the all-round play of “He’s really good, very caries to lead Mount Airy. Jason Jones’ West Colum- Whiteville team after eight run. On the next play, Wesley quarterback Jackson Smith, tough to stop,” said Holder, Smith completed five passes bus team. Viking wins this straight victories. The Wolf- Thompson ran 22 yards on scored six plays later on who has an impressive coach- for 117 yards, including a season came over Three pack had advanced to third- a jet-sweep, and on the next four-yard run by Malik Frost. ing record at Mount Airy. “I 63-yarder to Kenyan Smith. Rivers Conference rivals round play in each of the play, Bellamy took a hand- Kicker Robert Brown booted thought we did a good job For the night, Whiteville South Robeson and East past two seasons. off and broke two tackles the extra point for a 7-6 lead staying focused on defense had 322 yards on 71 plays Columbus and non-con- The Mount Airy squad of en route to a rugged 18-yard with 8 minutes 18 seconds left and getting some opportuni- while Mount Airy turned in ference opponent Heide Coach Kelly Holder snapped touchdown run. The extra- in the third quarter. ties on offense.” 234 yards on 43 plays. Trask. a two-game losing streak point kick attempt failed, Early in the fourth quar- Smith, who made only his Mount Airy will travel to West Montgomery will with the win to put its sea- leaving the Wolfpack ahead ter, Whiteville moved the second start of the season at play Mitchell (11-1) in Fri- play host to Walkertown son record at 8-4. The Gran- 6-0 with just over six minutes ball from its own 39 to the quarterback and played the day’s second-round action. in Friday’s second-round ite Bear defense held solid left in the opening quarter, Mount Airy 14, where the entire game on defense for action. South Columbus golfers place sixth in 2A Regional

2B- The News Reporter, Monday, November 16, 2015 Thursday baseball, softball signings galore Vikings’ Benton signs with ECU; Stallions’ Wilson signs with FMU

Stallions Staff photos by Franklin Davis South Columbus High School senior left-hander Garrett Wilson signs a na- West Columbus High School senior pitching standout Trey Benton signs a national letter-of-intent tional letter-of-intent to play baseball at Francis Marion University, beginning to play baseball for East Carolina University, beginning in the 2017 season, The right-hander has in 2017. Wilson has been a key pitcher for the SCHS baseball squad for the been a key member of the Viking mound staff since his freshman season. Last spring, he sparked past two seasons. Wilson is pictured at Thursday’s signing with (front row, the Vikings on a impressive run to the Eastern N.C. 1A finals. Pictured with Benton at Thursday’s left to right) mother Joann Wilson, father Joe Wilson and younger brother signing are (front row, left to right), younger brother Chase Benton, mother Angie Benton, father Riley Wilson. Back row, assistant baseball coach Justin Hughes, head Rick Benton. Back row, younger brother Cole Benton, WCHS athletic director Jason Jones, principal baseball coach Bradley Strickland, assistant principal Willie Gore, principal Jeff Greene, head baseball coach Jeff Lamb, assistant coach Josh Whitesell and younger brother Eddie Beck. Cody Benton. Cole and Cody Benton are WCHS freshman baseball players. Four Wolfpack players give signatures to UNC-Pembroke

Staff photos by Dan Biser Whiteville High School senior Nick Hood, the starting catcher for the Whiteville High School senior Connor Grainger, the starting first baseman for the two-time defending two-time defending state 1A champion Wolfpack baseball team, signs a state 1A champion Whiteville High School baseball team, signs a national letter of intent to play for UNC- national letter-of -intent to play for UNC-Pembroke, beginning in 2017. Pembroke , beginning in 2017. Pictured with the Wolfpack All-Stater at Thursday’s signing are (seated, Pictured with Hood at last Thursday’s signing are his parents (seated), left to right) his mother Natalie Grainger, younger sister Kourtney Grainger and father Kevin Grainger. Tony and Melissa Hood, and (standing left to right0 WHS principal Jes Kourtney Grainger is headed into her sophomore season on the WHS softball team. UNC-Pembroke is Sealey, head baseball coach Brett Harwood and athletic director David a regular contender for the Peach Belt Conference (NCAA Division II) baseball championship. Smith.

Whiteville High School senior Malerie Leviner, the top pitcher on the Lady Wolfpack Whiteville High School senior Eden Brown, the versatile catcher-infielder on the Lady softball team, signs a national letter of intent to play for UNC-Pembroke, beginning in Wolfpack softball team, signs a national letter of intent to play for UNC-Pembroke begin- 2017. Leviner helped pace the Lady Wolfpack to the 2014 state 1A finals and the 2015 ning in the 2017 season. Headed into her fourth season as a starter for the Lady Wolfpack, Eastern N.C. 1A Regional finals. Pictured with the WHS athlete at Thursday’s signing which advanced to the 2014 state 1A playoff finals and the 2015 Eastern NC 1A final. are (seated), left to right, grandmother Carolyn Leviner, sister Hannah Leviner, mother Brown is pictured at last Thursday’s signing with (left to right) stepmother Dina Brown, Dana Leviner, father Jamie Leviner and brother Ridge Leviner. Back row, left to right father Tim Brown, older brother Zach Brown, mother Robin Rothfuss and step-father are (left to right) WHS principal Jes Sealey, athletic director David Smith, head softball Robert Rothfuss. Back row, WHS principal Jes Sealey, athletic director David Smith, head coach Olivia Scott and assistant softball coach Jimmy Williams. softball coach Olivia Scott and assistant softball coach Jimmy Williams. Zach Brown was a key player on the Wolfpack’s 2012 state 2A champion baseball team. DU banquet is Friday Stallions’ Pickell The Peal-Sigmon Chapter of Ducks Unlim- ited will have its annual banquet Friday, Nov. chooses Mount Olive 20 at Vineland Station. South Columbus High School senior pitcher The event begins at 6 p.m. Tickets are $50 for Evan Pickell signs a national letter-of-intent a single, $75 for a couple, $300 for a sponsor and $500 for corporate. There will be a 10-gun raffle, to play baseball for the University of Mount among many other prizes and drawings. Tickets Olive on Friday. Pickell, a righthander, is purchased by Wednesday qualify the buyer for among several returning starters for the an early drawing for a print. South Columbus High School squad this For tickets, call Derik Williams at 642-0232. spring. Pictured with Pickell at the signing are, front row, left to right, younger sister Sydney Pickell, mother Lu-Ann Pickell, father Kevin Pickell. Back row, SCHS assistant baseball Middle school boys coach Justin Hughes, head baseball coach soccer results Bradley Strickland, assistant principal Willie Gore and principal Eddie Beck. Nakina 4 West Columbus 2 Williams 5 Chadbourn 0 Hallsboro 4 Tabor City 2 Staff photo by Franklin Davis Central 5 Acme-Delco 3 The News Reporter, Whiteville, North Carolina, Monday, November 16, 2015 THURSDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 19, 2015 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30

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Custom soybean piCking Rea- drivers: Company drivers 659 Cedar branch rd, Chadbourn (2.07 acres, net, after the exclusion 060 Special Notices sonable rate. Call 910-840-7561. Needed. Excellent Driving Opportu- 3BR. 2ba. bonus room; W/D hook- or the right-of-way of N.C.S.R. 1356), nity. $2000 Sign-on Bonus. No Touch up, private, security system, large located in Fair Bluff Township, Colum- Freight. OTR- Must Have TWIC. yard; water & lawn care incl; $850mo. bus County, North Carolina, bound- bus tours - 2016. website: group- Class A CDL & 3 yrs Current Over- 2013 Ford eConoline 350 Super $850 deposit; first month’s rent free ed on the North and East by lands trips.com/travelwithjohnnyand linda. the-road Exp. Required. TWIC card Duty XLT, 15 passenger, loaded, key- for qualifying applicant, apply @ car- 1800 bushel butler Grain Bin of Roger O. Hammond as described Call Linda 910-840-3425. Preferred! Performance Bonus, 401K, less, 38k. $23,800. Fair Bluff Ford. tretteproperties.managebuilding. with clean out Auger. Call 910-207- 910-649-7531 com; office contact: 252-756-2920 in Deed recorded in Book 976, Page 8564. Insurance. $100 Clean Inspection, 517, Columbus County Registry, from $25K Co. Pd. Life Ins. Log, Cell Phone 2014 Ford edge limited, 3.5L V6 baldwin woods - 3 bedroom which said original tract the parcel & MPG Incentives .09 Per Diem. Plus auto, SYNC, heated leather, chrome home, 1 bath. Remodeled, hardwood 230 Miscellaneous Much More! TSD Logistics. Call: 800- of land herein conveyed is carved; wheels, 31k, $27,900. Fair Bluff Ford floors. $850 deposit, $850 rent with bounded on the South by lands 426-7110 x156 www.tsdlogistics. 910-649-7531 1 year lease. Call 910-231-0022 or com Live chat owned now or formerly by Bobby For sale - two saddles. Call 910-790-5508. Gene Meares as described in Deed 642-2448 2014 Ford esCape titanium, Corbett timber Company 401A, SYNC, auto, sunroof, MyFord large home commercial/resi- recorded in Book 621, Page 928, Buyers of land and timber. We buy piano $700 Firm. Treadmill $300 Touch, 24k, $24,900. Fair Bluff Ford dential near Courthouse $1,200 per Columbus County Registry; bounded pine saw timber, hardwood saw tim- firm. 24 ft. Capri boat with 3.7 Mer- 910-649-7531 month. Furnished home, excellent on the West by N.C.S.R. 1356 known ber, and pulpwood - 5 acres or great- cruiser engine. $8,000. Call 910- nurses: bladen County Hos- neighborhood $750. No pets. Deposit as “Hinsons Crossroads”, and being pital-Cape Fear Valley~ Elizabethtown & references req. 642-4923 er. Call days 642-2909. 619-9399. as more fully shown and delineated on is seeking Registered Nurses for the i buy Junk Cars $75-$600 ***Also ED, Med/Surg, OR and ICU. FT, PT that certain map entitled “Survey for I want to buy a 2005 or newer car. and Per Diem, Day or Night shifts lay away For Christmas. We Todd Michael Powers and wife, Staci Open daily. 910-385-8585 positions are available. New Grad have a full line of ATVs, scooters, and Lee Powers”, dated June 20 2011, Covington sweet potatoes for Welcome. Competitive Salary, Excel- Go-carts from 50cc - 500 cc. We have 1 bedroom apartment $350. prepared by Nelson D. Soles, Profes- i buy old Coins US or foreign, sale. 40 lb boxes or 20 bushel bin lent Benefits Send resume to gparks@ a large inventory of parts in stock and No pets. First & last month deposit. sional Land Surveyor, a copy of the scrap gold & silver. Call or text Patrick boxes. Call 910-640-7806. capefearvalley.com or by fax to we service and repair all of the prod- Call 642-0404. 910-499-3889 after 12 noon. same being recorded as an attach- GParks 910-862-1127. ucts we sell. Financing available. For mustard piCked Fresh to 1 bedroom apartment. Fully ment to a Deed in Book 1011 at Page order. Call 910-642-2597 all your Automotive and ATV needs 23, Columbus County Registry, and and repair contact Reaves Perfor- furnished. References & deposit incorporated herein by reference the SERVICES mance Center 910-640-2320 or www. required. No pets. Call 640-8098. reavesperformance.com same as if fully set forth hereunder. 2 bedroom apartment. No pets. Being the same property conveyed Please call J.L. Powell & Co., Inc. Call 642-4049. from Roger O. Hammond and wife, Rosa Soles Hammond, to Todd auCtion - waCCamaw stor- Michael Powers and wife, Staci Lee age - 5 units to be sold! 10 am, Sat- Powers, by Deed dated the 22nd day urday, December 12th. **watts backhoe & tree service* ****Publisher’s Notice**** Quality Ford is looking for a light Insured, tree removal, bucket truck, equal housing of June, 2011, and recorded in Deed opportunity 100 Pets & Animals to medium duty experienced mechan- top soil, fill dirt, marl for driveway, land 2 bedroom mobile home, East- Book 1011 at Page 21, Columbus ic, more experience preferred. Drop All real estate advertised herein is over Park. Call J.L. Powell & Co Inc. clearing. Free estimates. 640-2463 or subject to the Federal Fair Housing County Registry. off resume or see Grayson Inman or mobile 770-0534. 642-4049. Save and except any releases, deeds 2 year old Peekapoo, black with Act, North Carolina and Columbus Robert Sampson for application at Fair Housing Law which makes it ille- of release or prior conveyances of a little white. Good dog. Named 1242 S Madison St. Whiteville bobby hinson Construction 2 bedroom, 2 bath singlewide for gal to advertise any preference, limita- rent. $425 per month, plus deposit. record. “Cutie Pie”. Paid $250, asking $100. Lot clearing, pond building, bushhog- tion, or discrimination based on race, Call 910-653-4995 or 910-770-2605. ging, lots and hedge rows with mini color, religion, sex, handicap, familial No pets. References required. 910- Said property is commonly known excavator. Call 640-7606. status or national origin, or intention 840-6032 after 6 pm as 869 Hinsons Crossroads, Cerro to make any such preferences, limi- Gordo, NC 28430. 2 mobile homes for rent. (2) bed- drivers: Would you like to be larry hinson’s baCkhoe tation or discrimination. We will not A cash deposit (no personal checks) home every day? Florida Rock & knowingly accept any advertising for room & 3 bedroom. Both has 2 baths. All types of backhoe work, lot clear- of five percent (5%) of the purchase holiday bazaar Sat. Nov. 21, 8am- Tank Lines, Inc. is hiring CDL-A Driv- real estate which is in violation of the Also lots 3 to 5 next to 1st Baptist 2pm. Shiloh UMC 7705 Hallsboro Rd ing, sand, top soil and marl. law. All persons are hereby informed Church on Wilkes St. in Chadbourn. price, or Seven Hundred Fifty Dollars ers to haul locally in the Wilmington, Call 654-4503. S. Baked goodies, crafts, & more NC area! Great benefits include: that all dwellings advertised are avail- 15-20 lots across from them. Call ($750.00), whichever is greater, will Guarantee Pay, Home Daily, $1500 able on an equal opportunity basis. To 910-640-6063. be required at the time of the sale. ray’s used Furniture 2.5 miles peCans CraCked. Call 910- complain of discrimination, call HUD sign on bonus, health/dental/vision. Following the expiration of the statu- from 701 by BEMC on Hwy 130. Liv- 770-5367 toll-free at 1-800-765-9372. 3 br, 1 1/2 bath. Power Stat ready. 401(k) with company match. Safety ing & dining rooms, bedrooms, tables, $375 monthly, $375 deposit. Off tory upset bid period, all the remain- bonuses. Paid training. Hazmat vinyl replaCement windows ing amounts are immediately due and chairs, & more, also buying used fur- & Siding. Lifetime Guarantee. Com- Farmers Union Road. Call Linda 770- security fee reimbursement. owing. THIRD PARTY PURCHAS- niture! 9-6pm 840-5356 petitive Pricing. Local. Branch Win- 1211, leave message. Applicants must have: Class A CDL, ERS MUST PAY THE EXCISE TAX ability to obtain Hazmat & Tanker dows & Siding 910-618-4937 3 br, 2 bath brick home. Oak floors AND THE RECORDING COSTS FOR endorsement. 2 Yrs T/T experience just refinished, completely remodeled THEIR DEED. or 1 Yr T/T w/CDL school cert. 25 including wiring, windows, HVAC, pri- Yrs or older. Apply Online at www. Said property to be offered pursuant Cob & shelled Corn $7.00 per vate patio. Seller will pay closing cost. rooms For rent. Private and floridarockandtanklines.com or call to this Notice of Sale is being offered bag. Oats $12. Call 910-640-7806. Must See!!! Call 910-640-7192. Shared Rooms available now for for sale, transfer and conveyance “AS 866-239-0899 senior citizens. Three delicious meals 3br house, garage, concrete drive- served daily included. All utilities, IS WHERE IS.” There are no repre- way and walk way, fenced lot. Call cable and internet included. House- sentations of warranty relating to the 910-612-5792 keeping and laundry service included title or any physical, environmental, Volunteer Today 2010 Ford taurus Limited, V6, weekly. Beautiful single story brick health or safety conditions existing in, SYNC, hot/cold leather, sunroof, 97k. house with all the comforts of home. on, at, or relating to the property being $14,900. Fair Bluff Ford. 649-7531 Call today 910-207-7999 offered for sale. This sale is made to grant a local child’s wish subject to all prior liens, unpaid taxes, 2013 Ford Fiesta sedan se trunk 2005 14X80, windzone II. Excellent any unpaid land transfer taxes, spe- Email [email protected] spoiler, moonroof, alum wheels, 58k. condition. For more info call Oakwood $10,800. Fair Bluff Ford. 649-7531 Homes 910-654-4128 cial assessments, easements, rights or call 919-821-7111 ext 209 to learn more! For rent Downtown Commercial of way, deeds of release, and any 2013 Ford Fusion se, turbo, Building. Spacious parking. Call J.L. other encumbrances or exceptions auto, SYNC, leather, luxury pkg, 33k. Powell & Co., Inc. (910) 642-4049. of record. To the best of the knowl- $17,900. Fair Bluff Ford. 649-7531 edge and belief of the undersigned, « « lot For sale: Williams Township/ « « For rent/lease - 1,200 sq. ft. 6 the current owner(s) of the property 2014 Ford mustang 3.7L V6 Mollie area. Large lot, nice commu- room office. Powell Plaza. Call Mem- « « is/are Todd Michael Powers and Staci convertible auto, SYNC, Tech pack, nity. Call 642-2872 or 653-3582. ory Enterprises 910-642-5824. alloys, 25k. $19,900. Fair Bluff Ford. Lee Powers. 910-649-7531 An Order for possession of the prop- 2014 nissan sentra sv, auto, 4 erty may be issued pursuant to G.S. AUCTION wheel ABS brakes, 28k. $15,900. Fair 45-21.29 in favor of the purchaser and Bluff Ford. 910-649-7531 12 aCre traCt of land adjacent to mobile home lots For rent. against the party or parties in posses- Dec. 1 & 2 • AL, FL, GA, MS, NC, SC & TN Magnolia Green, Leland includes 294 Thompsontown Rd., Whiteville. sion by the clerk of superior court of 2015 nissan altima 2.5 S, intelli- 2,800 sq. ft. brick house. Commercial Tony Stanley 840-2454. the county in which the property is ± key w/push-button start, 2k. $17,900. showroom, shop & office 60x230, 3 ± Properties in 105 Offerings sold. Any person who occupies the Fair Bluff Ford. 910-649-7531 phase/single phase, 600 amps. 6ft 150 Many Properties Selling ABSOLUTE! No Minimums / No Reserves! property pursuant to a rental agree- Commercial Buildings, Residential Homes, Lots, Acreage & More! chain link fence. Including singlewide & a rented D/W. Serious inquiries only. ment entered into or renewed on AUCTION SCHEDULE GAL: 2034, 910-540-0150. or after October 1, 2007, may, after Tuesday, Dec. 1 @ 11am Wednesday, Dec. 2 @ 7pm FL: AB-1488, TN: 3945, receiving the notice of sale, termi- Sale Site: John Dixon & Assoc. Sale Site: Doubletree Hotel, 2014 Ford F-150 Xl reg cab 4x2 Offi ce, 200 Cobb Pkwy N., 2101 Dixon Clipper Dr, NC: 6397, notice of nate the rental agreement by provid- SC: 002815R, Ste 120, Marietta, GA Jacksonville, FL long bed, power pack, trailer hitch, ing written notice of termination to AL: 1481; 12k. $23,500. Fair Bluff Ford. 910- Foreclosure sale Bid Live at the Auctions or Online the landlord, to be effective on a date Thomas J. Tarpley, MS Auction 649-7531 800.479.1763 johndixon.com Lic. #565 • 10% Buyer’s Premium stated in the notice that is at least 10 15 SP 106 days, but no more than 90 days, after NORTH CAROLINA the sale date contained in the notice 2 br, 2 bath Wooded Acres, Lake COLUMBUS COUNTY of sale, provided that the mortgagor FARM AUCTION #1 Waccamaw area. Ref. req. No pets. Under and by virtue of a Power of has not cured the default at the time 910-640-9435 or 642-5801. Sale contained in that certain Deed of the tenant provides the notice of ter- Trust executed by Todd Michael Pow- Saturday, Nov. 14, 2015, 10:00 AM On Site at 212 w. 3rd ave-Chadbourn; 2bd. mination [NCGS § 45-21.16A(b)(2)]. NC Statewide Classifi eds, 2x2, Week of Nov. 16 1ba.; W/D hookup, back yard, lawn ers and Staci Lee Powers to Allan B. Upon termination of a rental agree- 194 Furnie Hinson Rd., Whiteville, NC 28472 care incl; $650/mo. $650 security Polunsky, Trustee(s), which was dated ment, the tenant is liable for rent due deposit; first month’s rent free for September 15, 2011 and recorded on under the rental agreement prorated qualifying applicant, apply @ car- September 16, 2011 in Book RB 1016 to the effective date of the termination. tretteproperties.managebuilding. Tract 1: 28.03 acres located adjacent to 2452 Pleasant Plains at Page 539, Columbus County Reg- If the trustee is unable to convey title com; contact: 252-756-2920 istry, North Carolina. to this property for any reason, the Church Rd., Whiteville, NC 3 br house for rent. No pets. Cred- Default having been made of the note sole remedy of the purchaser is the Tract 2: 103.5 acres located adjacent to 194 Furnie Hinson Rd., it check required. Call 910-840-1318 thereby secured by the said Deed of return of the deposit. Reasons of such after 6 pm. Trust and the undersigned, Trustee inability to convey include, but are not Services of Carolina, LLC, having limited to, the filing of a bankruptcy Whiteville, NC 3 br, 2 BATH house, carport, $650 been substituted as Trustee in said month. Security deposit required. Call petition prior to the confirmation of Deed of Trust, and the holder of the 910-368-6652. the sale and reinstatement of the loan HILTON AUCTION & REALTY, INC. note evidencing said default having without the knowledge of the trustee. directed that the Deed of Trust be If the validity of the sale is challenged 505 West Broad St./PO Box 535 foreclosed, the undersigned Substi- by any party, the trustee, in their sole tute Trustee will offer for sale at the discretion, if they believe the chal- Elizabethtown, NC 28337 courthouse door of the county court- lenge to have merit, may request the house where the property is located, court to declare the sale to be void FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL: 910-862-4549 or the usual and customary location and return the deposit. The purchaser at the county courthouse for con- will have no further remedy. or go to our website at www.hilton-realty.com ducting the sale on November 24, Trustee Services of Carolina, LLC 2015 at 11:30AM, and will sell to the Substitute Trustee quality highest bidder for cash the following Brock & Scott, PLLC FARM AUCTION #2 described property situated in Colum- Attorneys for bus County, North Carolina, to wit: Trustee Services of Carolina, LLC Lying and Being in Fair Bluff Township, 5431 Oleander Drive Suite 200 Saturday, Nov. 21, 2015, 10:00 AM On Site at ford Columbus County, North Carolina, Wilmington, NC 28403 and being more particularly described PHONE: (910) 392-4988 5504 James B. White Hwy., Whiteville, NC 28472 as follows: FAX: (910) 392-8587 .com A certain tract or parcel of land, con- File No.: 15-13024-FC01 127.4 acres with 1118 sq.ft. brick dwelling constructed in 1971 910-642-7121 taining 2.14 acres, more or less, total November 9, 16, 2015 the news reporter, monday, november 16, 2015 - 5b

notice of believe the challenge to have merit, erty is sold. Any person who occu- of beginning. Said lot being shown of Trust made by Allison Grey Mar- recorded releases. Said property is may request the court to declare the pies the property pursuant to a rental on a map prepared by H.L. Willis, tin (PRESENT RECORD OWNER(S): also being sold subject to applicable Foreclosure sale sale to be void and return the depos- agreement entered into or renewed Jr. and H.T. Schnibben, Registered Allison G. Martin) to CB Services Federal and State laws. it. The purchaser will have no further on or after October 1, 2007, may, Surveyors, dated September, 1966. Corp, Trustee(s), dated the 22nd day A deposit of five percent (5%) of the 15 SP 149 remedy. after receiving the notice of sale, ter- Together with improvements located of December, 2009, and recorded in purchase price, or seven hundred NORTH CAROLINA Trustee Services of Carolina, LLC minate the rental agreement by pro- thereon; said property being located Book RB 976, Page 19, in Colum- fifty dollars ($750.00), whichever is COLUMBUS COUNTY Substitute Trustee viding written notice of termination to at 231 Broadway Road, Chadbourn bus County Registry, North Carolina, greater, is required and must be ten- Under and by virtue of a Power of Brock & Scott, PLLC the landlord, to be effective on a date North Carolina. default having been made in the pay- dered in the form of certified funds at Sale contained in that certain Deed Attorneys for stated in the notice that is at least 10 Trustee may, in the Trustee’s sole dis- ment of the note thereby secured by the time of the sale. of Trust executed by Timothy H. Trustee Services of Carolina, LLC days, but no more than 90 days, after cretion, delay the sale for up to one the said Deed of Trust and the under- If the trustee is unable to convey Driggers and Raelyn B. Driggers to 5431 Oleander Drive Suite 200 the sale date contained in the notice hour as provided in NCGS §45-21.23. signed, Substitute Trustee Services, title to this property for any reason, David B. Craig, Trustee(s), which was Wilmington, NC 28403 of sale, provided that the mortgagor Should the property be purchased by Inc. having been substituted as Trust- the sole remedy of the purchaser is dated March 10, 2004 and recorded PHONE: (910) 392-4988 has not cured the default at the time a third party, that party must pay the ee in said Deed of Trust by an instru- the return of the deposit. Reasons of on March 17, 2004 in Book 774 at FAX: (910) 392-8587 the tenant provides the notice of ter- excise tax, as well as the court costs ment duly recorded in the Office of such inability to convey include, but Page 106, Columbus County Regis- File No.: 15-09435-FC01 mination [NCGS § 45-21.16A(b)(2)]. of Forty-Five Cents ($0.45) per One the Register of Deeds of Columbus are not limited to, the filing of a bank- try, North Carolina. November 9, 16, 2015 Upon termination of a rental agree- Hundred Dollars ($100.00) required County, North Carolina and the hold- ruptcy petition prior to the confirma- Default having been made of the note ment, the tenant is liable for rent due by NCGS §7A-308(a)(1). er of the note evidencing said indebt- tion of the sale and reinstatement thereby secured by the said Deed of notice of under the rental agreement prorat- The property to be offered pursuant edness having directed that the Deed of the loan without the knowledge Trust and the undersigned, Trustee ed to the effective date of the ter- to this notice of sale is being offered of Trust be foreclosed, the under- of the trustee. If the validity of the Services of Carolina, LLC, having Foreclosure sale mination. for sale, transfer and conveyance “AS signed Substitute Trustee will offer sale is challenged by any party, the been substituted as Trustee in said If the trustee is unable to convey title IS, WHERE IS.” Neither the Trustee for sale at the courthouse door in the trustee, in their sole discretion, if they Deed of Trust, and the holder of the 15 SP 150 to this property for any reason, the nor the holder of the note secured City of Whiteville, Columbus Coun- believe the challenge to have merit, note evidencing said default having NORTH CAROLINA sole remedy of the purchaser is the by the deed of trust/security agree- ty, North Carolina, or the customary may request the court to declare directed that the Deed of Trust be COLUMBUS COUNTY return of the deposit. Reasons of ment, or both, being foreclosed, nor location designated for foreclosure the sale to be void and return the foreclosed, the undersigned Substi- Under and by virtue of a Power of such inability to convey include, but the officers, directors, attorneys, sales, at 1:30 PM on December 1, deposit. The purchaser will have no tute Trustee will offer for sale at the Sale contained in that certain Deed are not limited to, the filing of a bank- employees, agents or authorized 2015 and will sell to the highest bid- further remedy. courthouse door of the county court- of Trust executed by Michael S. Glenn ruptcy petition prior to the confirma- representative of either the Trustee der for cash the following real estate Additional Notice for Residential house where the property is located, and Tammy C. Glenn to Lynn P. Hol- tion of the sale and reinstatement or the holder of the note make any situated in the County of Columbus, Property with Less than 15 rental or the usual and customary location ley, Trustee(s), which was dated Sep- of the loan without the knowledge representation or warranty relating North Carolina, and being more par- units, including Single-Family Resi- at the county courthouse for con- tember 18, 1997 and recorded on of the trustee. If the validity of the to the title or any physical, environ- ticularly described as follows: dential Real Property ducting the sale on November 24, September 19, 1997 in Book 0539 sale is challenged by any party, the mental, health or safety conditions Beginning at an iron stake in the East An order for possession of the prop- 2015 at 11:30AM, and will sell to at Page 0036 and rerecorded/modi- trustee, in their sole discretion, if they existing in, on, at or relating to the margin of Franklin Street in the town erty may be issued pursuant to the highest bidder for cash the fol- fied/corrected on November 6, 1997 believe the challenge to have merit, property being offered for sale, and of Whiteville, the North West corner N.C.G.S. § 45-21.29 in favor of the lowing described property situated in Book 0542, Page 0838, Columbus may request the court to declare the any and all responsibilities or liabili- of a one acre tract of land conveyed purchaser and against the party or in Columbus County, North Caro- County Registry, North Carolina. sale to be void and return the depos- ties arising out of or in any way relat- by Mary Hinson to Mary C. Hayes it parties in possession by the clerk of lina, to wit: Default having been made of the note it. The purchaser will have no further ing to any such condition expressly being the Lot on which S.C. Hayes superior court of the county in which All that certain parcel of land situ- thereby secured by the said Deed of remedy. are disclaimed. Also, this property now lives and runs with the North the property is sold. ate in Whiteville Township, Colum- Trust and the undersigned, Trustee Trustee Services of Carolina, LLC is being sold subject to all taxes, line of the said tract South 87 1/2 Any person who occupies the prop- bus County, State of North Caro- Services of Carolina, LLC, having Substitute Trustee special assessments, and prior liens degrees East about 93 yards to an erty pursuant to a rental agreement lina, being known and designated been substituted as Trustee in said Brock & Scott, PLLC, or encumbrances of record and any iron stake on the main ditch it being entered into or renewed on or after as follows: Deed of Trust, and the holder of the Attorneys for recorded releases. Said property is the North East corner of the said October 1, 2007, may after receiv- Beginning at a stake in the northeast- note evidencing said default having Trustee Services of Carolina, LLC also being sold subject to applicable one acre Tract; thence with the said ing the notice of foreclosure sale, ern right of way of the Old Whiteville directed that the Deed of Trust be 5431 Oleander Drive Suite 200 Federal and State laws. ditch or canal about South forty five terminate the rental agreement by Fair Bluff Road at a point located foreclosed, the undersigned Sub- Wilmington, NC 28403 A deposit of five percent (5%) of the (45) feet to a stake; thence North 87 providing written notice of termina- South 52¡ 15’ East 316 feet from stitute Trustee will offer for sale at PHONE: (910) 392-4988 purchase price, or seven hundred fifty 1/2 degrees West parallel with the tion to the landlord, to be effective the intersection of the eastern right the courthouse door of the county FAX: (910) 392-8587 dollars ($750.00), whichever is great- first line about 93 yards to an iron on a date stated in the notice that is of way of Sycamore Lane with the courthouse where the property is File No.: 15-00889-FC01 er, is required and must be tendered stake in the East margin of Franklin at least 10 days but not more than 90 northeastern right of way of the Old located, or the usual and customary November 16, 23, 2015 in the form of certified funds at the Street; thence with the East margin days, after the sale date contained in Whiteville Fair Bluff, said beginning location at the county courthouse for time of the sale. of Franklin Street about North forty this notice of sale, provided that the point being also the Southeast corner conducting the sale on December notice of If the trustee is unable to convey five (45) feet to the point of beginning. mortgagor has not cured the default of Lot 7 according to the plat herein- 1, 2015 at 11:30AM, and will sell to title to this property for any reason, It being the Northern portion of the at the time the tenant provides the after referred to and running thence the highest bidder for cash the fol- Foreclosure sale the sole remedy of the purchaser is said one acre tract above referred to. notice of termination. Upon termina- from said beginning point and with lowing described property situated the return of the deposit. Reasons of Together with improvements located tion of a rental agreement, the tenant 15 SP 152 the southeastern margin of Lot No. 7, in Columbus County, North Caro- such inability to convey include, but thereon; said property being located is liable for rent due under the rental Under and by virtue of the power of North 37¡ 45’ East 200 feet to a stake; lina, to wit: are not limited to, the filing of a bank- at 411 South Franklin Street, White- agreement prorated to the effective sale contained in a certain Deed of thence South 52¡ 15’ East 88 feet to a Being that certain tract or parcel ruptcy petition prior to the confirma- ville, North Carolina. date of the termination. Trust made by Barbara Brown (PRES- stake; thence South 37¡ 45’ West with of land lying in Williams Township, tion of the sale and reinstatement The above described tract of land SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE SERVIC- ENT RECORD OWNER(S): Barbara L. the Northwest boundary of Lot No. Columbus County, North Carolina, of the loan without the knowledge is subject to a 9 foot wide ease- ES, INC. Brown) to Insurance Professionals of 10, 200 feet to a stake in the north- containing 0.45 acres, more or less, of the trustee. If the validity of the ment as shown in Deed Book 361 SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE NC, Trustee(s), dated the 8th day of eastern right of way of the Old White- and being Lot 3 as shown on that plat sale is challenged by any party, the at Page 763. c/o Hutchens Law Firm June, 2007, and recorded in Book RB ville Fair Bluff Road; thence with the entitled “Survey for Harold J. Nealey trustee, in their sole discretion, if they For chain of title see Book 560 at P.O. Box 1028 896, Page 30, in Columbus Coun- northeastern right of way of said road South Columbus Estates,” prepared believe the challenge to have merit, Page 823 of the Columbus County 4317 Ramsey Street ty Registry, North Carolina, default North 52¡ 15’ West 88 feet to the point by Robert D. Inman, R.L.S., dated 18 may request the court to declare the Register of Deeds. Fayetteville, North Carolina 28311 having been made in the payment of of beginning, and being Lots No. 8 December, 1995, and recorded in Plat sale to be void and return the depos- Being same tract, conveyed to Frank- Phone No: (910) 864-3068 the note thereby secured by the said and 9 of the D.L. Todd Subdivision Book 60, Page 67, Columbus County it. The purchaser will have no further lin C. Walters and wife, Sylvia A. Wal- https://sales.hutchenslawfirm.com Deed of Trust and the undersigned, according to survey and plat made Registry. Reference is made to this remedy. ters, dated May 30, 2001 and record- Case No: 1167349 (FC.FAY) Substitute Trustee Services, Inc. by H.T. Schnibben Registered Land recorded plat for more particularity Additional Notice for Residential ed in Book 652, Page 612, Columbus November 16 & 23, 2015 having been substituted as Trustee Surveyor in May, 1959 and recorded of description. Property with Less than 15 rental County Reg. in said Deed of Trust by an instru- in Book 7 Page 8, Columbus County The tract herein described is the units, including Single-Family Resi- Trustee may, in the Trustee’s sole dis- notiCe to Creditors ment duly recorded in the Office of STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA Registry. Reference is made to Deed same as conveyed by Harold J. dential Real Property cretion, delay the sale for up to one the Register of Deeds of Columbus COUNTY OF COLUMBUS recorded in Book 229 Page 308, Nealey to Michael S. Glenn and wife, An order for possession of the prop- hour as provided in NCGS §45-21.23. County, North Carolina and the holder The undersigned, ROBERT DOUG- Columbus County Registry. Tammy C. Glenn by a deed of even erty may be issued pursuant to Should the property be purchased by of the note evidencing said indebted- LAS WHITE, has qualified as Exec- Save and except any releases, deeds date herewith. This tract is a portion N.C.G.S. § 45-21.29 in favor of the a third party, that party must pay the ness having directed that the Deed of utor of the Estate of ELIZABETH H. of release or prior conveyances of those lands conveyed to Harold J. purchaser and against the party or excise tax, as well as the court costs Trust be foreclosed, the undersigned WHITE, late of Columbus County, record. Nealey, by Levi Porter and wife, Alice parties in possession by the clerk of of Forty-Five Cents ($0.45) per One Substitute Trustee will offer for sale and this is to notify all persons having Said property is commonly known F. Porter, by a deed dated March 20, superior court of the county in which Hundred Dollars ($100.00) required at the courthouse door in the City of claims against said Estate to present as 132 Sunset Avenue, Whiteville, 1995, recorded in Book 480, Page the property is sold. by NCGS §7A-308(a)(1). Whiteville, Columbus County, North them to the undersigned on or before NC 28472. 351, Columbus County Registry. Ref- Any person who occupies the prop- The property to be offered pursuant Carolina, or the customary location February 2, 2016, pursuant to North A cash deposit (no personal checks) erence is made to that deed for fur- erty pursuant to a rental agreement to this notice of sale is being offered designated for foreclosure sales, at Carolina General Statute 28A-14-1, of five percent (5%) of the purchase ther particularity of description. entered into or renewed on or after for sale, transfer and conveyance “AS 1:30 PM on November 24, 2015 and or this notice shall be pled in bar of price, or Seven Hundred Fifty Dollars This tract is subject to those restric- October 1, 2007, may after receiving IS, WHERE IS.” Neither the Trustee will sell to the highest bidder for cash their recovery. All persons indebt- ($750.00), whichever is greater, will be tive covenants dated February 29, the notice of foreclosure sale, termi- nor the holder of the note secured the following real estate situated in ed to said Estate will please make required at the time of the sale. Fol- 1996, recorded in Book 504, Page nate the rental agreement by provid- by the deed of trust/security agree- the County of Columbus, North Car- immediate payment to the under- lowing the expiration of the statuto- 523, Columbus County Registry. ing written notice of termination to ment, or both, being foreclosed, nor olina, and being more particularly signed at the following address: ry upset bid period, all the remaining Save and except any releases, deeds the landlord, to be effective on a date the officers, directors, attorneys, described as follows: This the 2nd day of November, 2015. amounts are immediately due and of release or prior conveyances of stated in the notice that is at least 10 employees, agents or authorized Being all of that property conveyed ROBERT DOUGLAS WHITE, owing. THIRD PARTY PURCHAS- record. days but not more than 90 days, after representative of either the Trustee from Janice Ray Nance Jackson and EXECUTOR ERS MUST PAY THE EXCISE TAX Said property is commonly known as the sale date contained in this notice or the holder of the note make any husband, Leroy Jackson, to Barbara 5711 Pickens Avenue AND THE RECORDING COSTS FOR 38 Antinori Lane North, Tabor City, of sale, provided that the mortgagor representation or warranty relating L. Brown, by Deed dated the 24th Myrtle Beach, SC 29577 THEIR DEED. NC 28463. has not cured the default at the time to the title or any physical, environ- day of February 2006, and recorded LISA P. GREENE, Said property to be offered pursuant A cash deposit (no personal checks) the tenant provides the notice of ter- mental, health or safety conditions in Book 854 at Page 915, Colum- RESIDENT PROCESS AGENT to this Notice of Sale is being offered of five percent (5%) of the purchase mination. Upon termination of a rent- existing in, on, at or relating to the bus County Registry, said property P. O. Box 1467 for sale, transfer and conveyance “AS price, or Seven Hundred Fifty Dollars al agreement, the tenant is liable for property being offered for sale, and being more particularly described Whiteville, NC 28472 IS WHERE IS.” There are no repre- ($750.00), whichever is greater, will be rent due under the rental agreement any and all responsibilities or liabili- as follows: Williamson, Walton & Scott, L.L.P. sentations of warranty relating to the required at the time of the sale. Fol- prorated to the effective date of the ties arising out of or in any way relat- Beginning at an iron stake in the Attorneys at Law title or any physical, environmental, lowing the expiration of the statuto- termination. ing to any such condition expressly South margin of the right-of-way of P. O. Box 1467 health or safety conditions existing ry upset bid period, all the remaining SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE SERVIC- are disclaimed. Also, this property the Broadway Road (N.C. #1422) it Whiteville, NC 28472 in, on, at, or relating to the property amounts are immediately due and ES, INC. is being sold subject to all taxes, being the Northwest corner of the November 2, 9, 16, 23, 2015 being offered for sale. This sale is owing. THIRD PARTY PURCHAS- SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE special assessments, and prior liens Ida Scipio’s lot, said corner being made subject to all prior liens, unpaid ERS MUST PAY THE EXCISE TAX c/o Hutchens Law Firm or encumbrances of record and any taxes, any unpaid land transfer taxes, AND THE RECORDING COSTS FOR located 499.45 feet East of the East- P.O. Box 1028 special assessments, easements, THEIR DEED. ern right-of-way of the extension of 4317 Ramsey Street rights of way, deeds of release, and Said property to be offered pursu- N.C. Road #1424 where same inter- Fayetteville, North Carolina 28311 any other encumbrances or excep- ant to this Notice of Sale is being sects N.C. Road; and runs thence Phone No: 910-864-3068 tions of record. To the best of the offered for sale, transfer and con- with Ida Scipio’s Western line North https://sales.hutchenslawfirm.com knowledge and belief of the under- veyance “AS IS WHERE IS.” There 13 degrees East 150 feet to a stake, Case No: 1163019 (FC.FAY) signed, the current owner(s) of the are no representations of warranty this being Ida Scipio’s Southwest November 9, 16, 2015 property is/are Timothy H. Driggers relating to the title or any physical, corner; running thence South 77 and wife, Raelyn B. Driggers. environmental, health or safety con- degrees West 100 feet to a concrete notice of An Order for possession of the prop- ditions existing in, on, at, or relating monument; running thence North erty may be issued pursuant to G.S. to the property being offered for sale. 13 degrees West 150 feet to a con- Foreclosure sale 45-21.29 in favor of the purchaser This sale is made subject to all prior crete monument in the South mar- and against the party or parties in liens, unpaid taxes, any unpaid land gin of the right-of-way of Broadway 15 SP 156 possession by the clerk of superior transfer taxes, special assessments, Road; thence with the South margin Under and by virtue of the power court of the county in which the prop- easements, rights of way, deeds of of the said road 100 feet to the point of sale contained in a certain Deed erty is sold. Any person who occu- release, and any other encumbrances pies the property pursuant to a rental or exceptions of record. To the best agreement entered into or renewed of the knowledge and belief of the Do you or a loved one STRUGGLE on the stairs? on or after October 1, 2007, may, undersigned, the current owner(s) of We have the AFFORDABLE solution! after receiving the notice of sale, ter- the property is/are Michael S. Glenn and Tammy C. 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TAKE NOTICE that a pleading seeking Stat § 45-21.29 in favor of the pur- C. Martin Scott II, Substitute Trustee olina, and more particularly described or other restrictions of record affect- notice of public relief against you has been filed in the chaser and against the party or parties Williamson, Walton & Scott, L.L.P. as follows: ing the property; (b) property taxes hearing above-entitled action. The nature of in possession by the clerk of superior 136 Washington Street Lying and being in Tatum Township, and assessments for the year in which Columbus County the relief being sought is as follows: court of the county in which the prop- Post Office Box 1467 Columbus County, North Carolina and the sale occurs, as well as any prior That you either be established as the erty is sold. Any person who occu- Whiteville, NC 28472 containing 6.98 acres, more or less years; (c) federal tax liens with respect planning board father of the minor children J’Ceon pies the property pursuant to a rental Telephone: 910-642-7151 (excluding right-of-way), and being to which proper notice was not given D. Bonner, DOB: 12-5-13 and Jayden agreement entered into or renewed on EXHIBIT 1 more particularly described as follows: to the Internal Revenue Service; and Notice is hereby given, pursuant to Bonner, DOB: 5-4-15 and if estab- or after October 1, 2007, may, after ALL OF THAT CERTAIN TRACT Beginning at an iron stake in the west (d) federal tax liens to which proper the Columbus County Land Use Reg- lished as such that you then pay child receiving the notice of sale, terminate OR PARCEL OF LAND, BEING margin of the Princess Ann Road (S. notice was given to the Internal Rev- ulation Ordinance, that the Columbus support for them, provide medical the rental agreement by providing writ- DESCRIBED AS 1.67 ACRES AS R. 1504) and in the southeast cor- enue Service and to which the right County Planning Board will conduct insurance for them, pay the costs of ten notice of termination to the land- SHOWN ON A SURVEY DATED JUNE ner of the Community Building lot; of redemption applies. (2) The prop- (6) six public hearings on Tuesday, this action and submit to wage with- lord, to be effective on a date stated in 11, 2007 AND RECORDED IN MAP said iron stake being located South erty is being sold “as is”. Neither the December 1, 2015 starting at 6:00 PM holding. Alternatively, that you be dis- the notice that is at least 10 days, but BOOK 82, PAGE 96 IN THE COLUM- 72 degrees 15 minutes West 30 feet beneficiary of the deed of trust, nor and 6:30 PM in the Commissioners established as the father of said chil- no more than 90 days, after the sale BUS COUNTY REGISTER OF DEEDS. from a nail and cap in the centerline the undersigned Substitute Trustee, Chambers located in the Dempsey dren and have no obligations as to date contained in the notice of sale, November 9, 16, 2015 of said public road; and runs thence makes any warranties or representa- B. Herring Courthouse Annex at 112 them. Further, this action also seeks provided that the mortgagor has not with and along the south boundary tions concerning the property, includ- W. Smith Street in Whiteville, NC. to determine whether or not Geames cured the default at the time the ten- notiCe to Creditors of the Community Building lot South ing but not limited to, the physical or The purpose of these public hear- J. Bonner is or is not the father of said ant provides the notice of termination. Having qualified as Administrator of 72 degrees 15 minutes West 208.50 environmental condition of the prop- ings is to receive oral and written children with either incidental obliga- Upon termination of a rental agree- the Estate of Malcolm Ray Spaulding, feet to an iron stake; thence North 17 erty. Further, the undersigned Sub- comments from the public regarding tions of support to them or if not the ment, the tenant is liable for rent due deceased, of Columbus County, State degrees 45 minutes West and with stitute Trustee makes no title war- the following applications for Special father with no obligations as to them. under the rental agreement prorated of North Carolina, the undersigned and along the west boundary of the ranties with respect to the title to the Use permits: You are required to make defense to to the effective date of the termination. does, pursuant to North Carolina Gen- Community Building lot 208.90 feet to property. (3) The highest bidder will be (1)Public Hearing (6:00pm): The such pleading not later than 12-28- The record owners of the above- eral Statute § 28A-14-1, hereby notify a concrete monument; thence South responsible for the payment of reve- planned installation of two (2) 5 MW 15, and upon your failure to do so the described real property as reflected on all persons, firms, associations or cor- 61 degrees 27 minutes West 478.94 nue stamps payable to the Register solar farms to be located at 2169 party seeking service against you will the records of the Columbus County porations having claims against the feet to an iron stake; thence South of Deeds and any final court and/or Prison Camp Road and 2317 Pris- apply to the court for the relief sought. Register of Deeds not more than ten estate of the said decedent to present 19 degrees 39 minutes East 473.75 auditing fees payable to the Clerk of on Camp Road, Whiteville, NC. The This the 11th day of November, 2015. (10) days prior to the posting of this them to the undersigned on or before feet to an iron stake; said stake being Superior Court which are assessed on application is submitted by submitted David S. Tedder, Notice are Allison Shane Holden and the 3rd day of February, 2016, or this in the south margin of a private road the high bid resulting from this foreclo- by Cypress Creek Renewables, LLC. Asst. County Attorney wife, Sherry N. Holden. notice will be pleaded in bar of their leading westwardly from S. R. 1505; sure sale. (4) At the time of the sale, (2) Public Hearing (6:30pm): The PO Box 397 Any successful bidder may be required recovery. All persons, firms, associa- thence North 65 degrees 54 minutes the highest bidder will be required to planned installation of a four 1/2 MW Whiteville, NC 28472 to deposit with the Substitute Trustee tions or corporations indebted to the East 564.65 feet to an iron stake in make a cash deposit of five percent solar farms to be located at the fol- (910) 641 3177 immediately upon conclusion of the said estate will please make payment the bend of said road; thence North (5%) of the bid, or $750.00, which- lowing locations: November 16, 23, 30, 2015 sale a cash deposit of the greater of immediately. 79 degrees 16 minutes East 166.58 ever is greater, with the remaining - 70 Ethan Lane, Evergreen, NC five percent (5%) of the amount of This the 28h day of October, 2015. feet to a nail in the centerline of S. balance of the bid amount to be paid - 657 Mill Branch Church Road, Tabor notiCe to Creditors the bid or seven hundred fifty dollars Lesley M. Spaulding, R. 1504, said point being South 33 on the day following the expiration City, NC Having qualified as Administrator of ($750.00). Any successful bidder shall Administrator of the Estate of degrees 24 minutes East 63.72 feet of the applicable ten (10) day upset - 449 Farmers Union Road, Clark- the estate of Isabelle Hill Jackson, be required to tender the full balance Malcolm Ray Spaulding from a nail and cap in the centerline bid period. (5) Any person who occu- ton, NC deceased, late of Columbus Coun- of the purchase price so bid in cash James E. Hill, jr., PLLC of the intersection of S. R. 1506 and pies the property pursuant to a rental - 703 Bud Stephens Road, Ever- ty, the undersigned hereby notifies or certified check at the time the Sub- Attorney at Law 1504; thence North 24 degrees 53 agreement entered into or renewed green, NC all persons having claims against stitute Trustee tenders to him a deed 109 Courthouse Square minutes West 287.00 chord to a nail on or after October 1, 2007, may after These special use applications are the estate of said decedent to pres- for the property or attempts to tender Whiteville, NC 28472 in the centerline of said road; thence receiving the notice of sale, terminate submitted by United Renewable ent them to the undersigned within such deed, and should said success- Telephone: 910-642-8136 continuing with the centerline North 17 the rental agreement upon 10 days Energy, LLC. three (3) months from the date of the ful bidder fail to pay the full balance November 2, 9, 16, 23, 2015 degrees 45 minutes West 56.80 feet written notice to the landlord. Upon All interested citizens are invited to first publication, or this notice will be of the purchase price so bid at that to a nail and cap in said centerline; termination of a rental agreement, attend these hearings to present oral pleaded in bar of their recovery. All time, he shall remain liable as provid- second notice of thence South 72 degrees 15 minutes the tenant is liable for rent due under and written comments. Contact the persons indebted to said estate will ed in N.C. Gen. Stat § 45-21.30. The Foreclosure sale West 30 feet to an iron stake; the point the rental agreement prorated to the Columbus County Planning Depart- please make immediate payment. owner and holder of the indebtedness of beginning, containing 6.98 acres effective date of the termination. (6) ment at 910-640-6608 regarding This the 9th day of November, 2015. secured by the Deed of Trust may net (excluding right-of-way). An order for possession of the prop- Daniel Curtis Hill, Administratrix of North Carolina questions. make a credit bid. Columbus County This being the same land surveyed erty being sold may be issued pursu- NOTE: The Regular Scheduled Plan- the estate of Joseph Edward Nichols Should the property be purchased by and platted by Billy M. Duncan, R.L.S. ant to N.C.G.S. §45-21.29 in favor of 88 Jackson Lane 15 SP 64 ning Board Meeting for Tuesday, a third party, that party must pay the Under and by virtue of the power of on September 11, 1974, recorded the purchaser and against the party or November 24, 2015 has been re- Whiteville, NC 28472 tax of Forty Five Cents ($0.45) per One in Map Book 15, Page 89, Colum- parties in possession, by the Clerk of Nov. 9, 16, 19, 23, 30,2015 sale contained in that certain Deed scheduled for Tuesday, December Hundred Dollars ($100.00) required by of Trust executed by James Gilbert bus County Registry. Also being the Superior Court of the county in which 1, 2015. N.C. Gen. Stat § 7A-308 (a)(1). Nance dated August 25, 2005 to same tract conveyed to James Gilbert the property is sold. (7) If the sale is November 16 & 26, 2015 notice of This sale will be held open ten (10) BB&T Collateral Service Corpora- Nance and wife Hezzie Mae Nance, set aside for any reason, the Purchas- substitute days for upset bids as required by law. tion, Trustee for Branch Banking and now deceased, from Myrtle L. Nance er at the sale shall be entitled only to advertisement for trustee’s sale of IF YOU ARE UNDER THE PROTEC- Trust Company, recorded in Book 826, dated September 12, 1974, recorded return of the deposit paid. The Pur- bids TION OF THE BANKRUPTCY COURT Page 712, Columbus County Registry; in Deed Book 280, Page 183, Colum- chaser shall have no further recourse real estate OR HAVE BEEN DISCHARGED AS A default having been made in payment bus County Registry. against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee, whiteville City schools RESULT OF A BANKRUPTCY PRO- of the indebtedness thereby secured; Property Address: 6705 Princess Ann the Mortgagee’s attorney, or the Sub- board of education STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA CEEDING, THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN TO and the necessary findings to permit Rd., Evergreen, NC 28438 stitute Trustee. 107 west walter street COUNTY OF COLUMBUS YOU PURSUANT TO A STATUTORY foreclosure having been made by the Date of Sale: November 17, 2015 at SMITH DEBNAM NARRON DRAKE IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE REQUIREMENT AND FOR INFOR- Clerk of Superior Court of Columbus 10:30AM SAINTSING & MYERS, L.L.P. whiteville, nC 28472 SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION MATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY AND County, North Carolina; the under- Location of Sale: Columbus County Cara B. Williams, 15 SP 92 IS NOT INTENDED AS AN ATTEMPT signed Substitute Trustee will offer Courthouse Attorney for Jeff D. Rogers, Separate sealed bids will be received In the Matter of the Foreclosure of the TO COLLECT A DEBT OR AS AN ACT for sale at public auction to the high- Record Owner(s): The Heirs of James Substitute Trustee until 2:00 p.m., on Thursday, Decem- Deed of Trust of Allison Shane Holden TO COLLECT, ASSESS OR RECOVER est bidder for cash, the property Gilbert Nance P. O. Box 26268 ber 17, 2015 by the Whiteville City and wife, Sherry N. Holden to Kenneth ALL OR ANY PORTION OF THE DEBT conveyed in said deed of trust, the TERMS OF THE SALE: (1) This sale Raleigh, NC 27611-6268 Schools Board of Education at the W. Mabe, Trustee dated September 6, FROM YOU PERSONALLY. same lying and being in the County will be made subject to: (a) all prior 919-250-2000 Whiteville City Schools Administra- 2007, and recorded in Book 905, Page This the 22nd day of October, 2015. of Columbus and State of North Car- liens, encumbrances, easements, File No. DMN 14254653, 1149249 tive Office Meeting Room, 107 West 605, Columbus County Registry s/ C. Martin Scott, II right-of-ways, restrictive covenants November 9, 16, 2015 Walter Street, Whiteville, NC 28472, C. Martin Scott, II, herein called the OWNER and then Substitute Trustee, at said office publicly opened and See Substitution of Trustee as record- read aloud. ed in Book 1111, Page 388 of the For the construction of: An approxi- Columbus County Registry mately 5,410 square foot free stand- Under and by virtue of the power and ing masonry Field House building authority contained in that certain and accessory parking lot. Sepa- Deed of Trust executed and delivered rate Sealed Bids will be received for by Allison Shane Holden and wife, the furnishing of all labor, materials, Sherry N. Holden, dated September equipment and services required for 6, 2007, and recorded in the Office of the construction the facility, includ- the Register of Deeds for Columbus ing site and utility improvements, County, North Carolina, in Book 905 at which time and place bids will be at Page 605 (“Deed of Trust”), because opened and read. All bids shall be of default in the failure to carry out or addressed to the offices of the Owner perform the stipulations and agree- at the above address and plainly ments therein contained, pursuant to marked as indicated in the “Instruc- the demand of the owner and holder tions to Bidders”. It will be the respon- of the indebtedness secured by said sibility of the Bidder to assure the Deed of Trust and pursuant to the CREDIT PROBLEMS?...NOT THIS arrival of their bid documents prior Order of the Clerk of Superior Court WEEK! FINANCE EXPERTS ON SITE! to this time and date. for Columbus County, North Carolina, Complete plans, contract documents entered in this foreclosure proceed- and specifications for this project ing, the undersigned, C. Martin Scott, are on file at the office of the Owner II, Substitute Trustee, will expose for for review. An electronic copy of the sale at public auction on the 19th day plans, specifications and contract of November, 2015 at 12:00 p.m. on documents is available in PDF format the steps of the Columbus County and may be emailed to Bidders at no Courthouse, Whiteville, North Caro- charge by contacting the engineer at: lina, the real property (including any Rob Armstrong, P.E.- Project Engineer improvements thereon) with a property Summit Design Group, Inc. address of 231 Will Inman Road, Tabor PO Box 995 City, North Carolina, 28463 and more Bladenboro, NC 28320 particularly described in the Deed of 910-876-0376 Trust and on Exhibit 1 attached hereto [email protected] which descriptions are incorporated Bidders are encouraged to register by reference herein. This sale may be with the Engineer as a plan holder in held up to one (1) hour after the time order to receive addenda and other stated in this Notice pursuant to N.C. project information dispersed elec- Gen. Stat § 45-21.23. tronically via email during the bid The real property to be offered pur- period. suant to this Notice of Sale is being An optional Pre-BID meeting will be offered for sale, transfer and convey- held at the office of the OWNER, ance “AS IS, WHERE IS”. Neither the Whiteville City Schools Administra- Substitute Trustee nor the holder of tive Office Meeting Room, 107 West the Note secured by the Deed of Trust Walter Street, Whiteville, NC 28472 being foreclosed or the officers, direc- on Wednesday, December 2, 2015 tors, attorneys, employees, agents or at 10:00am. Representatives of the authorized representatives of either the Owner, Engineer and Architect will in Substitute Trustee or the holder of the attendance and will be available to Note make any representation or war- answer BIDDER’S questions. Follow- ranty relating to the title or any physi- ing the Pre-BID meeting an optional cal, environmental, health or safety site visit will be conducted. conditions existing in, on, at or relat- The Owner reserves the unqualified ing to the real property being offered right to reject any and/or all bids. for sale and any and all responsibili- November 16, 19, 2015 ties or liabilities arising out of or in any way relating to any such conditions are notice of service expressly disclaimed. FIVE DAYS ONLY of process by The real property will be sold subject to any and all prior and superior deeds publication of trust, mortgages and liens, restric- tions, easements and other matters November 17-21 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA of record, if any, and to all unpaid ad COLUMBUS COUNTY valorem taxes and special assess- In the District Court ments, if any, which became a lien sub- Don’t forget to COLUMBUS COUNTY, by and through sequent to the recordation of the Deed its CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT of Trust. Further, this real property will bring your mailer AGENCY, on behalf of be sold subject to the right, if any, of Hazel L. Garcia, the United States of America to redeem for your chance to win Plaintiff the above-described real property for a Vs. period of one hundred and twenty (120) $ Manuel Cisneros Garcia and days following the date when the final Geames J. Bonner, upset bid period has expired. 10,000 Defendant An order for possession of the property TO: Manuel Cisneros Garcia may be issued pursuant to N.C. Gen.