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Monday, October 15, 2012 Local couple Public hearing arrested for Volume 122, Number 31 on schedule of Whiteville, North Carolina contributing in road death property values 75 Cents By NICOLE CARTRETTE nRonald and Lisa Caffee Staff Writer of Union Valley Road, Inside Today W h itev i l le, ch a r ge d Tonight, the Columbus County board of with providing alcohol commissioners will hold a public hearing on 4-A to underage driver who the 2013 schedule of values. r#BMMT$MVCDMPTFECZ wrecked and killed pas- It is another step in the property revalua- senger. tion process. DPVSUPSEFS New values won’t take effect until 2013 but r5XPSPCCFSJFTIFSF By BOB HIGH tonight’s hearing is the public’s opportunity EVSJOHXFFLFOE POF Staff Writer to comment on the 150-page schedule that con- BSSFTU tains guidelines used to assign values. Alcohol Law Enforcement Tax Administrator Richard Gore said over- agents arrested a Whiteville all the county would see about a 2.5 percent couple Friday in connection increase in property values. with a high-speed wreck of a Gore made it clear that some properties car, driven by a 19-year-old, that may have a greater jump in value while oth- killed his passenger on May 3 ers may have a drop in value or stay about on Shade Fisher Road, south of the same. Chadbourn. Under the plan the county’s 2005 market Lisa Caffee, 47, is charged value of $2.15 billion will reach nearly $2.58 with providing alcoholic bever- billion. ages to Nicholas Kent Wilkin- Once land use is factored in and exempted son, 19, of Silver Spoon Road, properties accounted for, the net value for 2013 Clarkton, and Ronald Caffee, is about $2.35 billion. 51, is charged with assisting Gore did not discuss particulars with the Today’s his wife in providing the alco- board upon presenting the schedule. It does not American Profle holic drinks during a “party” include specific value changes but is a guide at the Caffee’s home on the for the revaluation. features “Horses for evening of May 2. Early in the revaluation process, Gore Heroes. New Mex- Wilkinson and others placed told The News Reporter increases were likely Ryan Christopher Hommel, 21, in certain areas, like lakefront property at ico rancher helps of Chadbourn, in a car driven Lake Waccamaw where market values have military veterans by Wilkinson to take Hommel increased, he said. to his Peacock Road home. Gore also hinted in July at slight increases ‘cowboy up.’” Car split in the value of farmland that had been selling While driving on Shade DIDYOB? See Arrested, page 4-A See Property page 3-A Did you observe ... Staff photo by Mark Gilchrist Bert Carabello Schools settle Twin honor No response dancing the “Cu- Shirley McKoy Kelly of Charlotte addresses the audience during a cer- with charters emony Saturday at the burial place of Millie-Christine McKoy in the pid Shufe” with Welches Creek Cemetery. The conjoined twins performed throughout received from daughter Katti and for $464,000 the U.S. and Europe, and died 100 years ago this month. Fuller Royal dancing By FULLER ROYAL Waterbrooke the “Wobble” with Staff Writer nCould be one of few in the state to be shut down; former resident says: daughter Lillie at The Columbus County and ‘None of us wants to go back.’ Whiteville City schools have One-stop, early voting Meredith College’s written checks to Roger Bacon By NICOLE CARTRETTE annual Father- Academy and its two charter schools for $464,000 as part of begins this Tursday Staff Writer Daughter dance a settlement in lawsuits filed A spokesperson for the N.C. Department of at the Marriott by the state’s charter schools By NICOLE CARTRETTE individuals who missed the dead- Health and Human Services said late last week for funds they said were owed Staff Writer line can participate in same day that owners of Waterbrooke, an adult care Crabtree in Raleigh from 2007 through 2011. registration at any one-stop site in facility in Tabor City, had not yet responded Saturday night? Also In late 2009, the North Caro- Those wishing to cast an early the county. to the state’s notice of intent to revoke the lina Supreme Court refused to ballot and beat the Nov. 6 Election Completion of a voter registra- present were former facility’s license. overturn an N.C. Court of Ap- Day crowds can do so beginning tion form, proof of residence show- Raintree Healthcare of Tabor City, LLC Whiteville resident peals decision that was in favor Thursday. ing the person’s name and address with a Charlotte mailing address and Reema of charter schools. Known as One-stop voting will be held at and identification that includes a Johnny Gurkin and Owens named as managing partner, had until the Sugar Creek I and II deci- the Columbus County Board of driver’s license, government iden- Oct. 13 to respond in writing to numerous daughter Jordan and sions – named for the primary Elections Thursday, Oct. 18 through tification, utility bill, bank state- deficiencies cited in a 58-page state report charter school in the litigation. Nov. 3. ment, pay check, government check Whiteville native released last week. The rulings held that One-stop voting hours at the or other government document may The News Reporter has requested copy of Walter Powell and the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Elections office are Mon- be used. that response (should it exist) but had not been Schools had under-funded the day-Friday from 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. and Satellite One-stop sites will be daughter Martha. ... received as of press deadline. charter schools in its district from 8:30-1 p.m. on Saturday Nov. 3. open Oct. 24-26, 31 and Nov. 1-2 from The state’s deficiency report detailed the by the way it calculated its per- One-stop absentee voting is 2 to 8 p.m. each day. death of a resident and raised questions about pupil payments to the charters. open to any registered voter and The locations of the satellite how many hours passed before the resident With Sugar Creek II, the county residents who may not be One-stops are as follows: was found dead. In addition to a series of court ruled that the charter registered. Bolton Town Hall, 221 9th St. County Deaths deficiencies in reporting accident-related and schools where Charlotte-Meck- The deadline to register to vote See Voting, page 11-A injury-related incidents to social services as Whiteville on Election Day has passed but See Settlement, page 2-A See Waterbrooke, page 14-A Dinah W. Murphy Chadbourn Carrie Lee Ballard Taplin Delco Beaver trapping class could pay of for students Charles Allen Jr. By JEFFERSON WEAVER Trappers across the region, however, reported unex- Staff Writer pected increases in sale prices at the NAFA auctions that ended in June. Fashion trends in China and Russia have Index While Saturday’s beaver trapping class is primarily contributed to the rising demand and prices. aimed at getting trappers ready for the county’s pro- But before the hides can be sold, the critters have to &EJUPSJBMT" posed bounty program, students could find themselves be caught. A class this Saturday in Whiteville will hope- 0CJUVBSJFT" a lucrative sideline. fully teach new trappers how to do just that. 4QPSUT# After several years of low prices, beaver pelts on the The free class includes lunch, and will be held at $SJNF" North American Fur Auction (NAFA) rose drastically in the Columbus County Cooperative Extension Office in -JGFTUZMFT$ price in recent months, with top lot (best quality) hides Whiteville. Pre-registration is required. selling for as much as $40. Due to low prices and moder- Students will learn how to use bodygrip and foothold ate winter temperatures, fur trapping in Southeastern traps, as well as snares. Both a classroom session and North Carolina has been a break-even proposition at hands-on outside instruction will be held. best in recent years. The workshop is sponsored by the Soil and Water Most area trappers say they make more money Conservation Office, the N.C. Wildlife Resources Com- removing beavers than by selling their hides. While mission, and the N.C. Trappers Association. “country dealers” once bought thousands of furs in While their hides can be valuable, beavers are pri- North Carolina – as many as four operated in Columbus marily hunted as a pest in North Carolina. Beavers build County at one time – only a handful of dealers are still dams across creeks, ditches, canals and other waterways in business across the entire state. Most area hides are to create safe locations for their nests. Beavers can also prepared and sold to travelling furbuyers or shipped to the NAFA auction house in Canada for sale. See Beaver, page 3-A A beaver at work. 2-A – The News Reporter, Monday, October 15, 2012 This week, on... This week, on... TopSTUDENTS Cullipher likes frst post as principal October 15, 2012 By FULLER ROYAL Whiteville.com Staff Writer Biser Ball Sports Trivia Shelly Cullipher like her new job as principal of North Question #159: Where did Whiteville Academy – her first WHS head football coach time at the helm of a school. Luke Little play college “It feels like a blessing and baseball? honor to serve the students, Answer: Find the answer today at parents, staff and community Whiteville.com, in our Sports Section. of North Whiteville Acade- my,” said the teaching veteran. Whiteville.com “Last year I was privileged The Number to learn and serve as a princi- pal intern at East Columbus High School under the mentor- ship of former principal, Mr. Mark Bridgers,” said Cullpher, who had taught English in grades nine-12 for seven years She also taught yearbook for nine years and library sci- 481 ence for three years. Photographs posted “I also coached junior var- this week in fve Latest sity volleyball for two years Photos albums, drawing and was an assistant basket- 1,260 visits. ball coach for one year,” she said. “During that time, I was Whiteville.com fortunate to experience teach- Poll Question ing at three different high Staff photo by Fuller Royal of the Week schools and levels including NWA Principal Shelly Cullipher works with a student. Whiteville High School, Wac- How many hours of TV / camaw Academy and J.H. Rose movies / Internet enter- and go to college.’ pal in order to serve students, visions and facilitates an ment of parents and com- High School tainment do you watch in “From before I started kin- staff and the community and environment that welcomes, munity members and look “It was amazing to learn an average week? dergarten until today, she has collaboratively create a sup- challenges and supports all forward to working together and serve in several different emphasized the importance portive environment of high students as the result of col- to create the learning environ- The majority of our respon- educational environments,” of education,” Cullipher said. expectations for all students.” laboration between all stake- ment that our students need dents (47 percent) said they she said. “My parents didn’t have the She said the people who in- holders,” she said. “More im- in order to be successful,” spend “a few hours a day” Prior to teaching, she opportunity to earn a four- fluenced her were numerous. portantly, a principal is only as she said. with this type of entertain- worked in the real estate busi- year degree, but my mother “Every teacher, custodian, great as the students and staff ment. Tied for second place ness as a property manager in worked, went back to school bus driver, cafeteria worker, whom he or she serves. Fuller Royal (22 percent each) are those Greenville for her LPN and did the same counselor, secretary, coach Cullpiher said the hardest people who watch either a “I realized my passion was 910-642-4104 ext. 228 for her RN. and principal who I can re- part of being a principal is [email protected] little less, or a little more, education and so I began my “I can still remember read- member somehow influenced helping people understand followed by nearly 10 per- teaching career at Whiteville ing questions to her from a me,” she said. “My kindergar- the sense of urgency that cent of our respondents High School,” she said. psychology book as she cooked ten teacher, Mrs. Judy How- comes with creating better who spend more than 50 She grew up in Bug Hill, supper and studied for a test ard, encouraged my spirit and educational opportunities for Beekeeper hours each week watching attending Guideway Elemen- when I was 10 years old,” she determination for learning. all students. television, renting movies or tary School and later Nakina said. “Mr. Gene Thurman, my “The best part is seeing to speak at streaming something on the High School until it consoli- “Secondly, I believe that seventh grade teacher, often parents, school staff and com- lake Sunday Internet. Only one respon- dated with two other high education is in my blood. allowed me to tutor children in munity members do whatever schools. dent has shut it all off. My sister and several family the kindergarten class or work it takes to provide students Eddie Ward will be the guest “I enjoyed and thrived in This Week: Sold on cell? members are currently educa- in the library,” she said. “My with quality learning experi- speaker for Lake Waccamaw the smaller school setting at tors and some are retired. My ninth grade English teacher, ences that will enable them to Depot Museum’s “Special Sun- Nakina and felt somewhat lost granddaddy used to say, ‘If Mrs. Rose Gore, taught me succeed in life,” she said. day” program Sunday, Oct. 21 when the schools merged,” she anyone needs a teacher, they to articulate my thoughts She said she wants to in- at 3:30 p.m. said. “After the school merger, can come to my house because through public speaking and crease parent and commu- Ward is well known in the I told my parents that I wanted it is full of teachers.’ writing, but more importantly, nity involvement and student area for his educational pro- to attend Waccamaw Academy Your questions answered “Finally, my mother and she encouraged me to believe achievement. grams regarding the keeping where I could continue to at Whiteville.com numerous educators chal- in myself. “Our students are wonder- of bees and for his tasty honey experience the small school lenged and encouraged me to “Mrs. Sandra Carter, anoth- ful young men and women crop. Families with children setting.” think critically and never give er high school English teacher, who deserve nothing less of all ages are encouraged to She worked in the tobacco up,” Cullipher said. “They set taught me to think outside the than the best education has to attend. Whiteville.com fields during the summer and high expectations and didn’t box, critically analyze text offer,” she said. “They will ac- T h e m u s e u m i s o p e n waitressed at Joe’s Barbecue let me settle. They also didn’t and provide evidence for an complish their goals with the Wednesday, Thursday and Photos at night to pay the cost of at- make it easy for me or lower argument,” she said. “She had support and encouragement Friday from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. of the Week tending the private school. their standards when I had high expectations and didn’t of parents, teachers, and com- and Sundays from 3-5 p.m. The After high school, she at- difficulty learning a concept. give grades. Students had to munity members.” telephone number is 646-1992. tended East Carolina Univer- As a result, I realized that earn them. It didn’t matter Culipher and husband Tim sity where she earned her teaching was an opportunity if a student was half a point have three children: Victoria, bachelor’s degree in English to help others learn how to from graduating with honors, 9, Ethan, 6, and Dylan, 5. education. think and achieve their goals she didn’t round the number.” She is a member of Gore’s Acoustic music She returned to ECU to in life.” Cullipher said that at the Chapel Baptist Church and earn her master’s degree in She said the decision to start of her teaching career, Kappa Delta Pi Honor Society jam slated at library science. become a principal was made former WHS English teacher in Education. lake Saturday Recently, she attended a long time ago. Margie Maultsby-Grissett “I enjoy spending time with Sandhills Leadership Acad- “Early in my teaching ca- provided support and wisdom my family, reading and work- Area acoustic musicians St. Pauls @ ECHS emy (SLA) for her alternate reer, Dr. George Frazier, a for- that influenced and inspired ing outdoors,” she said of her are invited to join the group of Football licensure for school admin- mer supervisor and principal her to be a better teacher. spare time. “jammers” who gather every istration of J.H. Rose High School in “Mrs. Grissett’s dedication She encourages parents third Saturday at Lake Wac- “The SLA is funded through Greenville, encouraged me to and tenacity for educating at- and community members to camaw Depot Museum. a Race to the Top grant award- consider becoming a school risk students ignited a desire volunteer at North Whiteville The session begins at 9:30 ed to the Sandhills Educa- administrator,” she said. “I to better serve students in the Academy and become mentors a.m. and ends at noon. Musi- tion Regional Consortium admired his leadership and classroom and community,” for the students. cians of all abilities are wel- (SREC),” she said. “It provides guidance as he led a school she said. “Research shows that posi- come and listeners are always aspiring principals in 12 par- with approximately 130 teach- “Students don’t need a good tive mentors can help increase welcome. ticipating school districts in ers and 1,800 students. principal,” she said. “They academic achievement and For information, call Gene the Sandhills region of North “It became clear to me deserve a great principal. decrease the dropout rate,” Wayman at 646-3626 or Ginger Carolina with an alternate about two years ago that I “A great principal is an she said. “Mentors serve as Littrell at 646-1992. route to obtain administrative should pursue being a princi- instructional leader who en- role models, provide support licensure.” and guidance, and/or provide Cullipher said the state County Fair academic assistance.” Beaver Trapping board of education approved Anyone interested in help- Workshop the alternate licensure pro- Settlement Continued from page 1-A ing at NWA should call 914- gram in an effort to meet the 4161/. Oct. 20 Columbus County Cooperative need for skilled school leaders “We welcome the involve- for turnaround (low-perform- lenburg students attended courts.” Extension Offce ing) schools throughout the were collectively entitled to He said the charter schools 45 Government Dr., Whiteville FRANK THEATRES 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. • FREE state. $1.3 million in past due pay- are entitled to local appro- COASTAL Lunch Included “I decided to pursue a ca- ments. priations and state fines and Learn to locate, trap and handle beavers. reer in education for several The ruling led to other forfeitures. STADIUM 10 Seminar will be in the classroom and out- charter schools across the There had been concern side. Students will learn how to set bodygrip reasons,” she said. “Firstly, my Showtimes (910) 754-7469 and foothold traps, as well as snares. mama has always preached, state taking a closer look at among school district leaders www.FRANKTHEATRES.com Pre-registration required. ‘You must get a good education the funding formulas used that charter schools would 5200 Bridgers Road Call 910-642-2196 for more details County Fair Parade in their respective school try to tap into all funds that districts and filing suit if schools received from special The News Reporter necessary. grants from state and national (USPS 387-600) The Columbus County organizations to the monies Mount Zion Baptist Church Published twice weekly by Schools had the largest por- raised by athletic, band boost- 9512 Red Hill Road, The News Reporter Co. Inc. tion of the settlement with ers and school clubs. Whiteville, NC 127 W. Columbus St. Roger Bacon – $315,000. Faulk said the General As- Whiteville N.C. 28472 Superintendent Alan Faulk sembly and the Department will celebrate its Mailing address: said about 475 students in of Public Instruction created th Henry Cannon Smith P.O. Box 707, the his school district attend Fund 8 in 2009, for special Memorial Cabin Dedication Whiteville, N.C. 28472-0707 either Columbus Charter funds that are beyond the 175 School north of Whiteville reach of charter schools. Periodical postage paid at or Charter Day School near When a student transfers Anniversary FREE Whiteville, N.C., 28472-0707 Leland in Brunswick County. to a charter school, the state, standard and SHIPPING Postmaster: send address Last Monday, the White- federal and local funds that ville City Schools Board of would have gone to his school Homecoming on all orders over $20 changes to P.O. Box 707, Education approved a settle- system follow him to the char- at Latest Photos, Whiteville, N.C. 28472 Sunday Jim High, Publisher ment of $149,000 to Roger ter school. Whiteville.com. Bacon Academy. Funds for capital projects, October 21 Mail Subscriptions Most of the students it has such as money from the North Want two copies of the (Columbus County) lost to the charter schools at- Carolina Education Lottery, Featured speaker will be William J. Blanton same print? Select from the $30.00 year tend Columbus Charter. do not follow students to char- double-print packages at the Special music provided by Alex Bryan and friends bottom of the product menus. Other N.C. Counties “Initially there was little ter schools. Dinner on the grounds immediately following worship $46.00 year direction on which funds the 3UNDAY 3CHOOL AM s 7ORSHIP AM Home Delivery $45.00 year charter schools were entitled Fuller Royal Check back here, on page 2-A of Te to,” Faulk said. “Later, clari- 910-642-4104 ext. 228 Pastor Dr. M.L. Boone News Reporter each week for the latest Out of State $65.00 year on Whiteville.com. fication of the charter school [email protected] ©2008, The News Reporter Co., Inc. entitlement was given by the Everyone Welcome The News Reporter, Monday, October 15, 2012 – 3-A Beaver Brown House Continued from page 1-A presents twins program Sunday cause crop damage to grains Their bones and teeth are used and beans. in jewelry. A talk on Millie-Chris- While beavers were re- Beaver castor – a fluid used tine, the internationally fa- stocked in North Carolina by beavers to mark their ter- mous conjoined twins who in limited numbers decades ritory – is used in fragranc- were natives of the Welches ago, the explosion in beaver es, candles, air fresheners, Creek community, will be populations across the state medicines, and chewing gum, held Sunday at 3 p.m. in is actually geared toward the among other products. While Westminster Presbyterian lack of a market for the hides. the meat cannot be legally sold Church on Franklin Street At the same time, farming in North Carolina, beaver is in Whiteville. techniques actually helped high in protein and compara- The program is sponsored improve beaver habitat, due tively low in fat. by the Reuben Brown House to the excavation of ditches, Beavers are North Amer- Preservation Society and will laterals and farm canals. ica’s largest rodents, with be presented on the anniver- “We didn’t have near the normal specimens weighing sary of Millie-Christine’s beaver problems we do now as much as 75 pounds on re- death in October 1912. until fur coats went out of cord. The average is around Brenda McKoy Troy, a fashion,” said Dan Jones, a 45 pounds. Beavers live in com- great-great-great niece of the trapper from Fair Bluff. “If munal groups called colonies, twins, and Ray Wyche, who you want to help the beaver generally consisting of two was president of the now- problem – buy your wife a fur parents, several yearlings, and defunct Columbus County coat. The more coats are sold, young-of-the-year kits. Historical Society that was the higher the demand for To pre-register for the class, instrumental in moving the beaver, and the more people call 642-2196 or 231-4717. grave of the twins from an will trap them.” abandoned cemetery to the While furs – called pelts maintained Welches Creek Jefferson Weaver Cemetery, will talk about the – are used for middle-priced 910-642-4104 ext. 227 twins (who always referred fashion garments, beavers [email protected] also have other saleable parts. to herself in the singular).
Staff photo by Mark Gilchrist Child guidance suggested Come Meet Representative GL Pridgen The kiddie roller coaster at the county fair was enough to thrill the children and bring out the white knuckles in some adults. Property Continued from page 1-A at much higher than valued view the 2013 schedule of val- Under state law, revalua- rates. ues and present use schedule tions are required at least ev- Farm and woodsland are of values at the tax assessor’s ery eight years. Some counties assessed at lower present use office. have them more often. values. Farmland is valued Property owners will likely Other items on tonight’s according to a guide created receive a revaluation notice agenda include: a beaver man- by the North Carolina Depart- with the new property value agement proposal that offers ment of Revenue that ranks in November. The notice in- the option of a beaver bounty soil class. cludes information about the and another option of paying That means some of the appeals process if the value is the U.S. Department of Agri- richest soil groups in horti- disputed. culture an additional $6,000 to culture or agricultural uses In 2010, commissioners con- eliminate the landowner cost are valued at more than $1,000 tracted with a Loris, S.C. real share in beaver control. per acre while less productive estate appraisal firm to con- Approval of an indirect cost soils with forests are valued at duct an in-house revaluation. plan contract is also planned. Pictured Lef to Right are Rep. G. L. Pridgen with supporters Sammy Cox, Onita Simmons Cox and Gay Tompson. as little as $150 per acre. The board decided in a 6-1 The firm, Maximus, calculates If You Have Not Yet Had A Chance To Meet Rep. Gaston (G. L.) Pridgen, (Or If The plan includes cost fig- vote to approve a $170,000 con- a cost figure for managing You Would Like To Meet With Him Again) Please Join Him For A Town Hall/Meet ures for new residential con- tract with a $45,000 payment in departments that are used to & Greet: Monday, October 15th, 6:30PM, Cerro Gordo, Woodmen Of Te World struction. advance to Inland Associates. appropriate funds from vari- nd Average residential build- Under the terms of the ous departments to the general Building And Monday, Oct. 22 , 6:30PM, Tabor City, Courthouse. Questions ing costs for a framed, new original proposal with Inland fund. The contract is $5,750 And Answers About Local And State Issues. Refreshments. Please Join Us! 1,100 square foot heated and Associates, the revaluation per year. *Paid for by the committee to re-elect GL Pridgen cooled house with no garage project would have cost county The county is being asked or extra features, such as a fire taxpayers $205,000 but Gore to accept a little more than place, is $22.20 per square foot negotiated a better rate after one acre of land for use at the or slightly more than $79,000. the board wanted to see quotes county airport. The average cost of a simi- from additional firms. A solid waste department lar 1,500-square-foot house, The last revaluation began update, among other items, is also with with no extras, is in 2004 with new values in also on the agenda. $59.99 per square foot. place by 2005 and resulted in A 2,500-square-foot house is an average property value in- Nicole Cartrette priced at $58.17 per square foot, crease of 35 to 40 percent but 910-642-4104 ext. 225 according to the report. Gore has said little change is [email protected] County residents can re- expected this year. SCC Library to celebrate Archives Week The Southeastern Com- instructed by September Lewis. munity College Library, along Krueger at 9:30 a.m. At- “Archives are the founda- with hundreds of archives tendees will then hear from tions through which society throughout the state, will cel- Selena Rowell of Columbus maintains its continuity with ebrate the Society of North County Partnership for Chil- the past and preserves the Carolina Archivists eighth dren and L.D. Dockery, author present for future genera- annual Archives Week with of “Poetrhyme,” a book of tions.” special commemorative ac- poetry containing messages With more than 68,000 tivities. of “family values and educa- books, the SCC Library has The SCC Library will fea- tional perceptions.” Refresh- one of the largest physical ture a special display and stu- ments will be served. collections in the North Car- dent presentations Monday “I encourage SCC stu- olina Community College through Friday, Oct. 22-26, dents, faculty and staff, as system. The library offers based on the theme of “Jour- well as members of the com- a variety of information, neys to Justice: Civil Rights munity to share in the special resources, and services for in N.C.” events that we have orga- students, faculty, staff, and The highlight of the week nized to commemorate and the general public. will be a Wednesday, Oct. celebrate the importance of For more information con- 24 tour of a visual display historical documents,” said tact Shirley Lewis at 642-7141, created by an SCC art class SCC archive librarian Shirley ext. 266 or shirley.lewis@sccnc. 4A - The News Reporter, Monday, October 15, 2012 Arrested Order closes Continued from page 1-A Ball’s Club Fisher Road, Wilkinson lost Wilkinson was arrested last Ball’s Club, a nightspot control of the Toyota Camry, month for another DWI while along Macedonia Church Road and it skidded sideways for a his initial charges are awaiting south of Boardman that has long distance and eventually action in court. been the scene of several shoot- slammed into a large pine tree “We will vigorously prose- ings, including a 2009 murder, with such force it split the car cute not only those who caused was closed permanently last into two pieces. this fatality, but also those who week when Superior Court The wreck, reported about provided the environment that Judge Jack Hooks Jr. signed a 3:30 a.m. on May 3, caused both made this possible,” said Dis- consent order. Hommel and Wilkinson to be trict Attorney Jon David. A civil nuisance abatement ejected, and Hommel died at “I certainly understand the case, brought by the DA, the the scene. The car’s speedom- challenges of parents wanting Sheriff’s Office and Alcohol eter was locked at 98 mph. to monitor their children’s Law Enforcement, noted the Highway Patrol Trooper drinking behavior, but the ac- history of many crimes at the Bill Rogers charged Wilkinson tivity in this case crossed the building in the middle of a with felony death by vehicle, line,” David added. field used every weekend as a and DWI, plus speeding and Arrest photographs of the gathering place for people from other traffic offenses. Caffee couple are not available. several counties to party. “This settlement will stop the problems at this location Crime briefs forever,” Sheriff Chris Batten said. “This case was success- Choked Tef Staff photo ful because of the effort by all Much of the jewelry and cash stolen in the break-in of Pawn USA here two weeks ago of our team members, and we A girl, 11, was choked by her A West Columbus High was returned Friday by South Carolina authorities to Whiteville police. The two men have written the last chapter at father during a weekend stay School football player reported arrested were also extradited here and were jailed. (See story for more information) a place that has a violent story.” with him at a home south of the theft of his wallet from The property cannot ever be Whiteville, according to a Oct. the team’s locker room during used as a bar, club, dance hall, 14 sheriff’s report. The girl practice on Oct. 10, according Firearm arrest poolroom, video arcade, game had red, puffy marks about her to a sheriff ’s report. Stolen jewelry returned A n e w An esti- room, adult establishment or neck and eyes when she was an Murray f e l o n y mated 3,000 any other business open from picked up by her mother, the re- said he and c h a r g e pieces of 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. port noted. The girl was taken Shoplifer his staff be- faces De- jewelry and Antoine Ford, 21, of Chad- to a hospital for examination. Amanda Dawn Baldwin, 25, gan work- m o n c r i c k some cash, bourn, died of gunshot wounds of Whiteville, was arrested ing Friday Hunter, 22, stolen from to his head in a shooting in the here Oct. 10 for stealing $25.68 to identify of Nakina, t h e P aw n parking area of Ball’s Club on 1998 worth of clothing and elec- the jewelry. a r r e s t e d U S A s a f e Mena Davalos Aug. 8, 2009. There have been Paul Lester Baker, 41, of tronic items from Walmart, Most of the r e c e n t l y two weeks ago in a rooftop no arrests in the murder. Sable Run Trail, Clarkton, according to local police. items, including hundreds of for assault Hunter was arrested last week on two break-in, were returned to the rings, were items pawned by with a deadly weapon, in- warrants dated in 1998 charg- owners Friday by local police. various customers, and can flicting serious injuries, and ing him with breaking into a Banned The jewelry, and two sus- Jail for DWI be returned to them sometime shooting into an occupied vehicle, and vehicle theft. The Two adult males were pects, caught in Colleton Kevin L. Moore, 40, of Mable this week. vehicle. warrants were from Elizabeth- banned from the City of White- County, S.C., the day after the Spaulding Road, Whiteville, “I don’t know how long it Hunter has been charged town police, and were found ville recreation field along Flit- break-in, were brought here pleaded to DWI in Superior will take, but it’s going to take by Whiteville Police Detec- when Baker was arrested here ter Hill Road after a fight Sat- by South Carolina authorities. Court here last week and was some time to correctly identify tive Lt. Bobby Fowler with on unrelated misdemeanor urday morning among parents The suspects, Josneil Diaz told to spend 30 days in jail as all the jewelry. I hope we will possession of a firearm by a charges. of children participating in a Mena and Victor M. Davalos, part of his two years of proba- have some of it ready to be felon. Records show Hunter Little League football game, ac- were jailed here. tion. returned to the customers by was convicted in July 2007 cording to a local police report. Pawn USA Manager Bri- Monday,” Murray said. The 30 days are to be served Deferred in Kinston, Lenoir County, on 15 consecutive weekends for assaulting a law enforce- Prosecution of Matthew beginning in December. A ment officer, causing serious Gordon Townsend, 36, of Stop Arm two-year prison term was ‘Tweety’ Odom gets term injury. Whiteville, was deferred in a suspended. The Highway Patrol will Frank “Tweety” toward the revoked The recent shooting inci- recent Superior Court session. Moore refused a breath test conduct “Operation Stop Arm” Duran Odom Jr., 32, term, and has 107 dent here was where Shante He pleaded to selling metham- when arrested in November all this week in Columbus of Mt. Olive School days credit for the Shipman was wounded while phetamine, in a case where 2009, and appealed a June 2010 County. It involves troopers Road, Whiteville, was new term. seated in a car near Sandy he was arrested in September conviction in District Court. following and observing school sent to prison for 12 to Odom was arrest- Ridge Apartments. 2011. buses to make sure motorists 15 months here last ed in August 2011 for Townsend had no prior come to a stop when the bus’ week after he pleaded selling marijuana to criminal record, and will be red lights and metal sign are in Superior Court to an undercover buy- on probation for a year with extended as the driver stops two counts of selling er for the Sheriff’s Cross gets probation a requirement to perform 80 for students to get on and off marijuana. Odom Drug Unit a month Christopher Bry- vehicles in Novem- hours of community service. the buses. Odom’s term will earlier. an Cross, 19, of N.C. ber 2011. be served concurrently with a His prior record shows con- 410, Chadbourn, was The crimes were term of 13 to 16 months he got victions for selling cocaine in placed on probation committed, records here in December 2011 when 2007 and 2010, unauthorized for 18 months and or- show, as Cross and 2 robberies here dered to make restitu- others walked along David Daniel Grif- Edwards said Tina his probation in a case of four use of a vehicle in 2003, posses- tion to two of his vic- the road testing ve- fin, 30, of N.C. 242, Allen Smith, 45, was counts of sale of cocaine was sion of marijuana in 2004 and tims after he pleaded hicles to see which Chadbourn, was ar- robbed by a man with revoked. He had 337 days credit 1998, and larceny in 1997. in a recent term of were unlocked. An- rested on charges of a knife. She listed jew- Superior Court here Cross other member of the armed robbery and elry, cash and medica- Probation in marijuana sale to two counts of at- group drove a vehicle shoplifting by local tion as being taken. Larone Chanternay record, pleaded to one tempting to break-in vehicles. alongside the thieves so they police early Sunday The second rob- Frink, 28, of Bird Cage charge of delivering Cross must make restitution could make a quick getaway if after a vehicle chase bery was reported Griffn Road, Chadbourn, was marijuana to an un- totaling $1,652 to owners of ve- discovered. on Slippery Log Road. at 12:30 a.m. Monday placed on probation dercover buyer for the hicles in the Inman Lake area Matthew Wayne Hurst, Aar- Police Officer Doug Ed- (today, Oct. 15). Stephen Ellis, for two years here in Sheriff’s Drug Unit in north of Whiteville. Cross was on David Jacobs, and Nicholas wards said he was called to the 22, of Merritt Island, Fla., said a recent session of December 2010. among several young males ar- James Jacobs are among the Walmart area at 1:20 a.m. after he and two friends went to Superior Court after Frink must per- rested for breaking into several co-defendants. a shoplifting incident, and was Kent Place Apartments, bought he pleaded in cases form 24 hours of com- looking for the suspect’s car. He some marijuana, and went where he was charged Frink munity service within saw the vehicle, and a chase to the new park along Nolan with two counts of 90 days. A prison term began, and soon ended. Avenue to smoke it. selling marijuana. of four to five months was sus- Griffin was driving the sus- Two groups of black males Frink, who had no prior pended. VOTE JUNIOR DEW pect car, and several items appeared, and Ellis said he stolen from Walmart were was attacked with a pistol, and Columbus County recovered, plus some medica- beaten and kicked by several Chadbourn woman pleads tion stolen during an armed of the suspects. He was robbed Board of Education Chasiti Tabitha at Walmart. Records robbery of a Tabor City woman of his cash, car keys and a cell November 6th Williams, 31, of Ce- show she purchased a just before the chase began. phone. dar Branch Road, TV with a $698 check, I would appreciate your support and Chadbourn, pleaded and returned it and pledge to work for the best possible to fraud and forgery got cash. education we can give our children. Break-ins, thefs in Superior Court Williams must do The following were victims tor. here last week, and 48 hours of communi- of a break-in and/or theft re- s /CT n 7ELDON 2OSSIE was placed on pro- ty service in the early JUNIOR DEW ported on date shown: .OBLES #HADBOURN n THEFT bation for five years, months of her pro- Columbus County Board of Education and ordered to make bation. After three s /CT n *INNIE )NMAN of used GE oven, microwave Paid for by the candidate *ONES 0LACE 7HITEVILLE n THEFT and showerhead from home restitution of $3,487 Williams years, if restitution of two burgundy wicker chairs. along James Nobles Road, to Walmart of White- and other require- Tyrone Faulk, East Calhoun Chadbourn. ville. ments have been met, she can 3TREET HERE n THEFT OF CASH EAR- s /CT n 0AMELA -ICHELLE Williams was convicted after be transferred to unsupervised rings, cell phone. Lewis, Marvin’s Drive, Chad- forging $2,600 worth of checks probation. s /CT n +ENNETH -C#RUE BOURN n THEFT OF MEDICATION on A&M Electronics here in A prison term of 13 to 16 White, Dewitt White Lane, s /CT n *AMES -C$ONALD January 2011, and passed them months was suspended. Her #HADBOURN n THEFT OF FADED Brown, N.C. 87, Riegelwood prior record shows convictions blue 1986 Nissan pickup truck. n BREAK IN THEFT OF 6IZIO 46 Woman injured for embezzlement in Wake s /CT n 3TEPHEN :ACK 2EMINGTON RImE Denise Norris, 43, of Tabor County in 2002, forgery in Cook, Old Stake Road, Chad- s /CT n 2OSE 'ERTRUDE 7IL- City, was seriously injured 2002 in Franklin County, and BOURN n THEFT OF -ARLIN RImE liamson, Sidney-Cherry Grove Tuesday, Oct. 9, when she drove larceny in 2009. s /CT n (ERMAN ,EON 2OAD #LARENDON n BREAK IN her car off M.M. Ray Road 7EBB 7ILMINGTON n BREAK IN theft of Poulan chain saw. at the intersection of Pine of building along Delco-Pros- s /CT n 2ONNIE ,EE 4YLER Level Church Road, and the per Road, Delco, theft of three "USSY 2OAD (ALLSBORO n BREAK vehicle overturned, and she RUSTY RImES RUSTY AND in, theft of medication, soft was pinned in the wreckage for 20-gauge shotguns, Marlin .444 drinks, cigarettes. “at least” 30 minutes. RImE FOUR , SHAPED PIECES OF s /CT n $AVID (AMILTON Highway Patrol Trooper aluminum used in masonry #ARLISLE *ACKSONVILLE &LA n Richard Capps said Norris work, Xbox 360 game console, break-in of home along Sandy was traveling 55 mph when she engine kit for Chevrolet includ- Plains Church Road, Tabor drove into a ditch and hit a cul- ing pistons, rings, bearings, #ITY THEFT OF 3AVAGE RImE vert. Norris doesn’t remember aluminum roaster pan full of with scope, Winchester .30-30 the wreck, Capps added. 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The two display windows also show off some antique sewing items such as a toy sewing machine (circa 1879) used by Jean’s grandmother as well as several thimbles and pincushions, some handmade. This exhibit can be enjoyed during regular library hours — Monday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., until Oct. 30. Don’t miss Jean’s special one-day exhibit at the Reuben Brown House in Whiteville where some of the same pieces will be displayed in full, and other larger quilts, some recently created, will be hung during the N.C. Pecan Harvest Festival in early November. The Reuben Brown House is one of seven historical build- ings and homes on the Pecan Festival’s annual Tour of Homes on Friday, Nov. 2. “Charleston Basket” (applique with a ruched rose of Jean’s own design) (Story and quilt arrangement by Becky Marlin; photos by Vern Marlin)
Butterfy Wall Hanging (machine quilted by Jean’s daughter Jackie Baum Gearles us ing hankies from both of her grandmothers — Agnes and Bernice) Quilted Vest (Jean’s design)
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Cross-stitched Wall Hanging (handmade by Jean)
Purple Vase of Flowers (designed and machine-quilted by Jean’s daughter Deanna Baum King using “Wonder Under” product on scraps of fabric)
Ruched Rose Appliqued Block with Bird (hand- quilted by Jean)
“Stained Glass” (cutwork applique handmade by Jean)
Blue Turtle Wall Hanging (handmade by Jean) 6A -- The News Reporter, Monday, October 15, 2012 Longs reach milestone anniversary By CLARA CARTRETTE Engagements News Editor
Joe and Geneva Long of Nakina celebrated their 75th wedding anniversary on Oct. 9, “but we ain’t got a lot planned,” 91-year-old Joe said a day ear- lier. They usually celebrate with a hot dog or seafood lunch, but Geneva said Joe “must be wanting some salmon and rice,” because that’s what they bought at the grocery store. They said they would probably have hot dogs again on their Ashlee Miranda Fairfax Ashley Caroline Nealey anniversary, “but I told him he Rebekah Bullard Justin Marshall Ward ought to take me to Dale’s for Garrett Furr John David White dinner,” she said. Geneva predicted that she Nealey-Ward would get that seafood dinner Bullard-Furr Fairfax-White later, as they were given money Lynn and Regina Fairfax Dean and Carol Nealey of by family members for their Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bul- of Whiteville announce the Whiteville announce the en- anniversary. Joe and Geneva Long lard of Murrells Inlet, S.C., engagement of their daughter, gagement of their daughter, When asked how they have formerly of Lake Waccamaw, Ashlee Miranda, to John David Ashley Caroline, to Justin Mar- had a successful marriage for that Geneva would probably the war went up into Germany announce the engagement of White, son of David and Kim shall Ward, son of Dean and 75 years, Joe said “there’s been make him a good wife. His there was a 1400-ship convoy, their daughter, Rebekah, to White of Cerro Gordo. Sherry Byerly of Chadbourn a lot of yes’s and no’s,” and Ge- mother died on April 18, 1934, believed to be the biggest ship Garrett Furr, both of Murrells The bride-elect graduated and the late Randy Ward. neva added that “there’s also the same day his daddy went convoy ever. He recalled that Inlet. The groom-elect is the from Whiteville High School The bride-elect graduated been a lot of do’s and don’t’s.” to the hospital, underwent sur- Hector McNeill was fighting son of Robert Furr of Murrells and UNC Wilmington. She is from Whiteville High School “So far as I know, it’s been gery and died two weeks later. on Iwo Jima when his unit was Inlet and the late Ginger Furr. employed by Columbus County and UNC Pembroke with a a good life,” Joe said. “To stay “He probably died with going to take Okinawa. The bride-elect is the grand- Schools at Nakina Middle Bachelor of Science in elemen- with the same woman for 75 what they call colon cancer Japanese tunneled into a daughter of the late Mr. and School. tary education. She is a second years — she’s got to be good.” now,” Joe explained. mountain where the ocean Mrs. Buren Priest of Council The groom-elect graduated grade teacher at Guideway “It works two ways,” Ge- With no parents and no one came in, and Joe’s group came and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Craft from West Columbus High Elementary. neva added. to cook for him, Joe said he in with big guns. “We tried to of Shallotte. The groom-elect School and UNC Pembroke. He The groom-elect graduated “It shore does,” Joe said. soon learned that he couldn’t get the Japanese to surrender is the grandson of Mr. and is employed by North Carolina from West Columbus High During anniversary inter- eat his own cooking. That’s but they wouldn’t,” he said. Mrs. Lee Furr of Florence, S.C. Wildlife Resource Commis- School and is a corrections views in previous years, they when he began to think about “They told us there were 10,000 and the late Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt sion, Enforcement Division. officer at Tabor Correctional admitted that they didn’t just finding a wife and decided that in the caves; we couldn’t see Griffith of Darlington, S.C. A Nov. 17 wedding is planned Institute in Tabor City. love each other, they like each Geneva would probably be a nothing. Have you ever come Rebekah and Garrett are at 5 p.m. in Beaverdam Origi- A Nov. 17 wedding is planned other, too. Their love and re- good one. in contact with a big fire ant both graduates of Horry- nal Free Will Baptist Church. at 2 p.m. in Chadbourn Pente- spect for each other is reflected About three years later, hill? That’s the way that was. Georgetown Technical College. costal Holiness Church. in what they say, the way they when he was 16 and she was 14 We took bulldozers and pushed The couple will be married laugh at each other’s com- and a half years old, they went against the doors. A railroad on Dec. 1 in Murrells Inlet. ments and the way they look to Conway, S.C. and said their track T-iron swung the doors at each other. wedding vows on Oct. 9, 1937. open and welded them in the At the invitation to tell the “And she’s been feeding me tunnel.” story again about how their ever since,” Joe said during an Geneva volunteers that age life-long romance started, Joe interview last year about their is taking a hold on her and Joe. said he wrote a letter to Geneva anniversary. She says she’s still cooking for in the third grade that stated: Getting married at an early him, but she hasn’t cooked Apples is good age was not unusual in that much for the past month. She peaches is better era. Geneva said if a girl was 20 has a problem with her foot and if you love me years old and not married, she ankle, which she thinks might you will write me a letter was considered an old maid. be arthritis, and has taken Geneva said she wrote the Asked how he proposed, Joe shots in her foot. Olivia Rae Williams same thing and slipped it back thought a minute, scratched “I used some kind of cream William Paul Scott to Joe, so that’s when their his head and said, “I near ‘bout but I’ve got another kind now romance began more than 80 believe it was her who pro- and I think it’s working better,” Jessica Kaye Wayne posed to me.” Geneva laughed years ago. she said. Elizabeth Niven Williams-Scott Matthew Gene Lewis and didn’t deny it. “We ‘courted’ in school,” Joe has a lung problem and Robby D. Godwin Geneva said. “We played Drop Joe is a World War II Navy said they had just left the doc- Jimmy and Amelia Wil- the Handkerchief, Tag, things veteran who served at Saipan tor’s office. Geneva said Joe liams of Whiteville, along Wayne-Lewis like that.” and Okinawa, among other used to smoke and every once Niven-Godwin with Jim and Robin Scott Joe decided around age 13 places. He recalled that when in a while he would put a little of Chadbourn announce the Together with their fami- dab of chewing tobacco in his Deuce and Amy Niven of engagement and forthcoming lies, Jessica Kaye Wayne and mouth. Tabor City and Kathi Wicker marriage of their children, Ol- Matthew Gene Lewis an- “We’re just wearing out,” of Tabor City announce the ivia Rae Williams and William nounce their engagement. she added. “I’m trying to tend engagement of their daughter, Paul Scott. They will celebrate The bride-elect is the to him, and I’ve taught him two Elizabeth, to Robby D. Godwin, their unity in marriage on Oct. daughter of Revonda Wayne things — to eat and sleep,” she son of Dennie and Marylou 20 at 5 p.m. at The Old 74 Fox and Donald Turbeville. She is said with a smile. Godwin of Clarendon and Preserve in Hallsboro. the granddaughter of Carolyn “It’s like the blind leading Carlyle and Teresa Prince of “Mama” Wayne and the late the blind,” Joe added with a Tabor City. Book sale at Henry Wayne, and Sammie laugh. “I try to wait on her but The bride-elect graduated and Monnie Turbeville. She I’m not able.” from South Columbus High is employed by the State Em- Fortunately, their two sons, School and is pursuing a de- library Oct. 20 ployees’ Credit Union. Guy and Buddy, live on either gree in health care adminis- The Friends of the Caro- The groom-elect is the son side of them. Their youngest tration at Southeastern Com- lyn T. High Memorial Library of Danny and Rhonda Lewis. son Tony is deceased. munity College. will sponsor a book sale at He is the grandson of Peggy The groom-elect graduated the library on Saturday, Oct. Lewis and the late Elmer Lew- from South Columbus High 20 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Dona- is, and Bette Dew and the late School and is employed by tions of books, tapes, DVDs, Gene Austin Dew. He is em- Garden club Southeastern Farm Equip- movies, vinyl records, maga- ployed by Carolina Handling. ment in Loris, S.C. zines, children’s books, comic The couple will exchange A January wedding is books, and such will be appre- vows in an afternoon ceremo- meets Friday planned. ciated. ny Saturday, Oct. 27 at White The Whiteville Garden These items may be Marsh Baptist Church. Club will meet Oct. 19 at dropped off at the library and 10:30 a.m. at Dale’s Seafood in USNWR ranks specify they are for the Oct. Whiteville. 20 book sale. Or, call 642-6426 Veterans meet Esther Collier will be UNC specialties to arrange for a pick-up. This Vietnam Veterans of Amer- guest speaker and hostesses book sale is to help support ica meet the first Tuesday of are Barbara Grigsby, Mi- Overall, 11 specialties at the Bookmobile and its out- each month at 7 p.m. at 1028 S. chelle Worthington and Janet UNC Hospitals were recog- reach programs. Madison St., Whiteville. Plasky. nized as nationally ranked or high performing by U.S. News & World Report in its annual Town & Country “America’s Best Hospitals” is- sue. Keep Them to meet Tuesday This is the 20th year in a The Town and Country row that multiple specialties healthy! 50th anniversary Garden Club will meet Tues- at UNC Hospitals have been Marion and Jerry Sibbett celebrated their 50th wedding day, Oct. 16 at 2 p.m. at the included in U.S. News & World anniversary when family and friends hosted a luncheon South Whiteville Shopping Report Best Hospitals list. on Sept. 16 at Gore’s Chapel Missionary Baptist Church Center conference room. Only 3 percent of hospitals in in Nakina. Several topics were discussed, including Ruth Lanier is hostess. the United States meet the U.S. their courting days and how times have changed over News Best Hospitals criteria. the past 50 years and jobs they have had. They have a son, Greg and his wife Angie, and two granddaughters, Mikayla and Miranda. Marion is the daughter of the late BIRTH Leamon and Letha Stanley of Nakina and Jerry is the th son of the late Monroe and Bertie Sibbett of Whiteville. ANNOUNCEMENT Happy 5 Birthday The Sibbets were married on Sept. 15, 1962. Landon Available Now For all Your Halloween Treats FLU SHOTS, FLU MISTS: Also Available During Our Saturday Walk-in Hours & Home Alania Baked Nikole Injection Fee of $15 may be applicable. Goods Columbus Pediatrics Brown We love you! 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Juniorette inductees New Inductees for the Whiteville Juniorettes are, front row, left to right: Summer Hin- son, Emmie Conner, Abigail Owens, Chaley Honeycutt and Layne Fowler; second row: Shae Cokley, Virginia Savage, Ashley Carter, Lauren Edwards, Anna Alease Desert Sea Gore, Madison Hinson, Savanna Tedder, Halley Cox and Maddie Dixon. Maya Camp- bell is not pictured. SCC art exhibit explores artistic process, meaning An exhibit at Southeastern paint glazes. These are deeply Community College featuring personal expressions of her the work of Wilmington-based memories and dreams, remi- artist Kirah Van Sickle will niscent of Poetic Realism. The open with a public lecture and combination of ephemera and reception on Tuesday, Oct. 16 nautical imagery on vast color starting at 4 p.m. in the col- fields alludes to metaphorical lege’s auditorium. journey across uncharted seas. The exhibit, “Process and “I am inspired by themes Pecan Belles Meaning: Inspirations from of liminality, the being in be- These eighth graders have been chosen to serve as Pecan Belles for the annual N.C. Italy,” includes work sketches, tween. After having a series Pecan Harvest Festival in Whiteville Nov. 2-3. Left to right are Greyanna Ashley, Sur- photographs, plein air stud- of dreams of my surviving an rayyah Chestnut, Kayla Ward, Aundria Moss, Riley Lanier and Andelyn Ray. ies, and Encaustic and acrylic allegorical shipwreck, I began paintings that Van Sickle cre- to explore the symbol of the ated this summer in Europe. boat in our cultural history Her travels included an inde- and psyche,” she said. Belk Fall Charity Sale for schools, nonprofts pendent painting residency Van Sickle, who earned Belk invites schools and to $100, and a chance to win interested in taking part in for two weeks at the Scoula a master’s degree in medi- other nonprofit organiza- one of three $1,000 Belk gift this fundraising event should Internazionale di Grafica in cal illustration, directed her tions to participate in its cards being awarded compa- contact their local Belk store Venice. The residencies allow creative consulting business, semi-annual Belk Charity ny-wide. Also, participating manager for more informa- artists from across the globe Animania, LLC, for 18 years. Sale, Saturday, Nov. 3, from charities and schools will be tion. In order to participate, an opportunity to exchange in- She recently returned to the 6–10 a.m. The four-hour, in- registered to win one of three organizations must have an spirations, ideas, experiences North Carolina coast where store shopping event offers $1,000 donations from Belk in IRS Section 501(c)(3) designa- and techniques, and explore she has been teaching the an excellent fundraising tool a company-wide drawing. tion from the Internal Rev- and expand their individual fundamentals of painting and for participating organiza- Charity representatives enue Service. creative work. design for six years. She is tions and an opportunity for Van Sickle’s residency was an instructor at the Museum customers to support local part of her thesis work for a School at Cameron Art Mu- Charting a Course charities while taking advan- Master of Fine Arts in paint- seum in Wilmington, offering tage of special discounts dur- ing from the Academy of Art workshops in plein air, mixed SCC TV Schedule ing the event. EDU-Cable programming can be viewed locally on Time University in San Francisco, media and watercolor. Her Gallery is funded by the SCC Belk Charity Sale tickets Warner Cable of Whiteville and surrounding areas, CH. 6. which she is slated to complete website is www.kirahfineart. Foundation. are available now to partici- Tune in weekly from 9 a.m. – midnight or view online at in December. com. For more information pating nonprofit organiza- www.sccnc.edu The artist’s current concep- The exhibit can be viewed about the exhibit and the SCC tions for sale in advance of This week on EDU-Cable: tual landscapes are an explo- Oct. 15-Nov. 21, Monday Art Program, call September the event. One hundred per- Monday - Wednesday - Friday - Sunday ration in acrylic and mixed through Thursday, from 8 a.m. Krueger at 910-642-7141, ext. 379 cent of the proceeds from 9 a.m., 2 & 6 p.m. - The Reading Room media, incorporating found until 10 p.m. and Friday from 8 or email september.krueger@ each $5 ticket sold will be 9:30 a.m., 2:30 & 6:30 p.m. - Your Health Matters – Children’s objects and papers within the a.m. until 3 p.m. The Upstairs sccnc.edu. retained by the local charity. Health Care – Terrie Priest and Dr. Randolph Matthews There is no limit to the num- 11 a.m., 4 & 7 p.m. – Spotlight North Carolina Cooperative ber of tickets charities can Extension – Time Management: Tips to Reduce Stress sell, or to the amount of mon- – Howard Wallace and Meleah Collier LaShoney Frink heads ey they can raise. Belk will 11:30 a.m., 4:30 & 7:30 p.m. – Columbus County Cooks with provide tickets and informa- Harry Foley – Steak Tapas tional materials at no cost to Tuesday - Thursday - Saturday participating organizations. 9 a.m., 2 & 7 p.m. – N.C. Museum of Forestry Fossil Fair 2012 - up winter coat drive Beginning Friday, Oct. Sue Hawks and Kellie Lewis Recording artist LaShoney her to excel. 26, tickets may also be pur- 9:30 a.m., 2:30 & 7:30 p.m. – SCC’s Testing Center – Sue Hawks, Frink and Rollo “DJ Smoke Frink is now a recording chased at Belk stores with Dr. Gail Ruby and Glenda Cable Dogg” Corrothers are conduct- artist and has been on the road all revenues from in-store 11 a.m., 4 & 9 p.m. – 34th Annual Dr. Sharyn Edwards Piano ing a Sharing and Caring coat with today’s biggest rappers, ticket sales equally divided Festival and Competition – Guest Artist Concert – drive during October. Their singers and songwriters. Her among participating chari- Michael Rickman goal is to get everyone to do- music is getting radio spins ties and schools in each store. nate coats for underprivileged throughout the nation. In 2011, Belk’s Charity Sale families in the county and any She won Best Female Hip raised more than $10 million coats not given away will be Hop at the South Carolina for hundreds of participat- given to Help Mission. Underground Music Awards ing charitable organizations Celebrate the Power of Pink Frink is asking churches, in 2011, was nominated at throughout the South. community leaders, social the Carolina Music Awards On the morning of the Anything pink is 20% off! organizations and businesses sponsored by Randy Travis Belk Charity Sale, the first 100 to help sponsor and partici- for the Best Female Hip Hop customers to arrive at each pate in the coat drive. Anyone and was featured in Carolina store will receive a Belk gift LaShoney Frink Gift with any purchase interested in urged to contact Style magazine. She recorded card ranging in value from $5 *while they last her at [email protected]. her first pop song, titled “143”/I “Winter is almost here,” ful way to do that. She held a Love You, produced by Venom, Frink said. “I encourage people canned food drive last year. last month. She has a Facebook to remember that sharing is Frink is a 2005 graduate of group titled Team Shoney with Vineland caring and urge them to open West Columbus High School 3,250 members. their hearts and give. Instead where she played softball, bas- She speaks to the younger Special ketball and ran track. She also Station of throwing away your old generation about the impor- Available for wedding October 18-21 coats, donate them to the less took piano lessons from fifth to tance of education and es- ninth grade. pecially encourages women receptions & other Buy any solid color piece; fortunate. Give a coat and Boutique nd “I’ve been singing since I events 1017 S. Madison St. 642-9881 get 2 style (of equal or lesser value) share the warmth.” and girls to pursue academic Beach Items Now 50% off! Chadbourn drop-off loca- can remember,” she said. “I careers, telling them to put God 642-3157 Like us on Facebook 50% off tions are Chadbourn Police De- was born with an interest in first and follow their dreams, partment, 602 N. Brown Street; singing and started rapping no matter how great they are Wheel In Tire and Automotive, when I was in college.” She is and how hard it seems. 120 8th Ave.; Kelly Youth Focus the daughter of Shirley Mason “It’s hard balancing my full Center/Fishing School, 215 S. and James Frink and feels time job, my music and com- Brown St. lucky that her parents encour- munity service, but somebody Whiteville locations are aged her interests, which drove has to do it,” she said. WENC Radio, 109 Radio Sta- tion Rd.; Waffle International, 511 N. JK Powell Blvd., In the Cuts Barber Shop, 300 S. JK Powell Blvd. “Thus far, we have had posi- VISION’S tive feedback from the commu- HAIR DESIGN nity,” Frink said, mentioning *Originally from Alabama* people from the drop-off loca- Certifed Master License tions. “We’re getting support from all races, and a lot of 15 Years Experience businesses. It’s all about giving back to the community, and I’m Specialist In: Now Available at HILLS a big believer in God. He is first in everything.” s Color Corrothers said they want s Hi-Light/Low-Light Claxton Fruit Cake to distribute the coats to those who need them in November s Japanese Permanent Straight before it gets really cold.” s Perm Wave Frink said she plans a food s Design Hair Cut drive in December. She graduated from N.C. s Waxing Central University last Decem- s Mani + Pedi ber. When she was pursuing her degree in social work she was involved in several com- *Families are Welcome* munity service projects, such as the coat and canned food Ask for Mi Sook call for appointment today drive for Duke Children’s Hos- pital, and served as president 910-642-5544 s 910-918-9171 of the Social Work Society. She Business Cell wants to continue community service in her community and At all HILLS store locations in North & South Carolina thinks the coat drive is a use- 7 (AY 3TREET s 7HITEVILLE 8-A – The News Reporter, Monday, October 15, 2012
Staff photos by Fuller Royal County Fair parade If nothing else, the annual Columbus County Fair Pa- rade can always be counted on to provide queens and tractors. It also provides the frst marching showcase of the season for the four high school JROTC units and the four high school marching bands that participate each year. Central Middle School provides the only middle school marching band for the parade. The participat- ing high schools are East Columbus, South Columbus, West Columbus and Whiteville. The JROTC units and the marching bands can be found at a half-dozen more parades scattered throughout the county during the next two months. Manage
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HAZEL GORE KIMBRO CARRIE LEE BALLARD SHANON WARREN DINAH W. MURPHY IOLA PEAY CAFFEE DEATH NOTICE CLINTON -- Hazel Gore TAPLIN WILKINS WHITEVILLE -- Dinah W. WILLIAMSON Kimbro, 80, died Sunday, Oct. CHADBOURN -- Carrie WHITE LAKE -- Shanon Murphy, 87, died Thursday, Oct. FAIRMONT -- Mrs. Iola Peay 14, 2012 at her home. She was Lee Ballard Taplin, 40, died Warren Wilkins, 46, died 11, 2012 at her residence. Williamson, 95, died Wednes- a native of Columbus County Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2012 at Thursday, Oct. 11, 2012. He was Final rites will be held at day, Oct. 10, 2012 at Southeast- and the daughter of the late Cape Fear Valley Hospital in preceded in death by his father, 1 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 17 at ern Regional Medical Center Daniel Lucian Gore and Mattie Fayetteville. Warren G. Wilkins. Friendship Missionary Baptist in Lumberton. Leah Hinson Gore. She was the Visitation will be held from Final rites were held Sun- Church, 239 West Columbus Final rites were held Friday, widow of Bill Kimbro. She was 2-7 p.m. Monday, Oct. 15 in day, Oct. 14 at Bladen-Gaskins Street with Pastor Algernon Oct. 12 at McKenzie Mortuary preceded in death by one son, Friendly’s Funeral Home Cha- Funeral Home, Elizabethtown. McKenzie officiating. Burial in Whiteville with Rev. Chip William Keith Kimbro. She was pel, 217 South Brown Street. A graveside service was held at will be in Hallsboro Memorial Hannah officiating. Burial was a homemaker and a member Final rites will be held at 2 p.m. Banner Chapel Church Cem- Park. Peoples Funeral Home in Creech Caffee Cemetery in of Grace United Methodist Tuesday, Oct. 16 in the Bruns- etery in Benson. is handling the arrangements. Whiteville. Floyd Funeral Ser- Church. wick-Waccamaw Association He is survived by his wife, Viewing will be held from vices in Fairmont handled the The family will receive building, 600 Pinelog Road, Lisa Hartley Wilkins of the noon-7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 16 at arrangements. friends from 6-8 p.m. Tues- Whiteville with Pastor Robert home; his mother, Carol B. the funeral home and Wednes- She is survived by her hus- day, Oct. 16 at Grace United D. Williams officiating. Burial Wilkins of Benson; three sons, day, Oct. 17 one hour prior to band, Daniel W. Williamson Methodist Church. A memo- will be in Mt. Tabor Memorial Sha Wilkins, A.J. Wilkins, Joey the service at the church. The of the home; and one brother, rial service will be held at 1 Garden in Cerro Gordo. The Lipofski, all of the home; and family will receive friends Johnny Caffee of Whiteville. CHARLES ALLEN JR. p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 17 at the body will lie in state one hour one daughter, Katie Lipofski of from 6-7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 16 DELCO -- Mr. Charles church with Rev. Alan Gibson before the service. Friendly the home. in the funeral home chapel, at “Rooster” Allen Jr., 78, died Bolton Safe Haven officiating. A private burial Funeral Home of Riegelwood In lieu of flowers, donations which time Eastern Star rites Friday, Oct. 12, 2012 at New will follow. Crumpler-Honeyc- is handling the arrangements. may be made in memory of will be performed. to hold open house Hanover Regional Medi- utt Funeral Home is handling She is survived by her Shanon to Adult Congenital She is survived by one son, Bolton Safe Haven After cal Center, Wilmington. He the arrangements. husband, Ronald Taplin; her Heart Association, 6757 Green Rhonie C. Murphy of the home. School Program will hold an was born Aug. 21, 1934 in She is survived by one son, father, William Ballard of Street., Suite 335, Philadelphia, open house Monday, Oct. 15 Columbus County, the son Danny Kimbro of Clinton; Chadbourn; four daughters, Pa. 19119. from 5-6 p.m. The program is of the late Charles Allen Veterans to hold one daughter, Lesa K. Moore Shanika and Shaquasia Bal- for students in grades 1-6. Sr. and Leeota Holt Allen. of Cumming, Ga.; one sister, lard, Takara Frink and Ja- fundraiser Nov. 5 There will be an enrichment He was a retired farmer Mt. Tabor MBC to Bernice Reynolds of Salter maryah Taplin; five sons, Pizza Hut of Whiteville program, field trips, 4-H, teen and was a member of Pros- Path; seven grandchildren; and La’Damian, Cleveland and will hold a fundraising event outreach and parent night. per Baptist Church. He was host praise dance five great-grandchildren. Jaronta Ballard, Tyquon Wil- Monday, Nov. 5 from 5-9 p.m. A For more information call preceded in death by two Memorials may be made liams and La’Shaveous Cross; workshop Oct. 20 percentage of the money col- 655-8945. sisters, Margarite Lang- to Grace United Methodist one sister, Daphne Ballard; The youth department of lected will be donated to the The Bolton Senior/Youth ford and Betty Hanna, and Church, 800 Smith Street, Clin- four brothers, Bobby, Jeffrey, Mt. Tabor Missionary Baptist DAV #35, VFW #8073 and VVA Center is located at 15354 Sam a brother, Ernest Allen. ton, N.C. 28328 or Leukemia Anthony and James Ballard, Church in Cerro Gordo will #962 funds. Potts Hwy. The family will receive and Lymphoma Society, 401 all of Chadbourn. host a praise dance ministry Eat-in, pick up or delivery friends from 6-8:30 p.m. Harrison Oaks Blvd., Suite 200, workshop Saturday, Oct. 20 at is available. Monday, Oct. 15, 2012 at Cerro Gordo UMC to Cary, N.C. 27613. Welches Creek MBC 9 p.m. Future dates for pizza hut hold homecoming Prosper Baptist Church. Fi- The workshop will be con- night are Dec. 3 and Jan. 7, nal rites will be conducted Christian Fellowship to hold deacons’ ducted by Gina Moore of 2013. Cerro Gordo United Meth- at 11 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 16 odist Church will hold its Church to hold Women appreciation Oct. 21 Victory in Jesus Ministry of at the church with Revs. Whiteville. There is a $30 reg- Flag raising, wreath homecoming Sunday, Oct. 21 Welches Creek Missionary Eddie Watts and Roy Thig- of Integrity Ministry istration fee for each church at 11 a.m. Baptist Church will hold its laying set Nov. 10 pen officiating. Interment Christian Fellowship that attends. Lunch will be served after Deacons’ Appreciation Day A flag raising, wreath lay- will be in Bullard Cem- Church will hold Women of In- Deadline for registration is the service at the Legion Com- Sunday, Oct. 21 at 4 p.m. The ing event will be held Saturday, etery, Delco. Peacock Fu- tegrity in Ministry “Gathering Oct. 12. Lunch will be provid- munity building. guest speaker will be Rev. Acie Nov. 10 at 9 a.m. at the Carolyn neral Home is handling the of the future church” Friday, ed and each participant will Robinson and choir of First T. High Memorial Library. The arrangements. Oct. 19 at 7:30 p.m. The guest receive a T-shirt. Baptist Church Deep Bottom guest speaker will be Amon He is survived by three speakers will be Missionary For more information call Light Program held of Wallace. McKenzie, a Vietnam Veteran. sons, John M. Allen and Melissa Davis and Minister Brenda McKenzie at 234-4837. Monday, Oct. 15 wife, Sheryl, of Delco, DaQuan Baldwin. Music will The church is located at St. James AME to Charles H. Allen of Ten- be rendered by New Genera- 1733 Millie-Christine Road. All churches in the Bolton nessee, Jeff L. Allen and tion, Men of Faith, St. James Rev. Thurman L. Chesnutt Williamson’s Crossroads hold Fun Day Oct. 20 area are asked to send a repre- wife, Elisa, of Chadbourn; Male Chorus. is the pastor. BC to hold homecoming St. James AME Church will sentative to the Light Program hold its Fun Day Saturday, Oct. one stepdaughter, Roberta For more information call Williamson’s Crossroads meeting Monday, Oct. 15 at 20 from noon-4 p.m. with games, Sykes and husband, Randy, 646-3388 or 918-4748. Sweet Home BC to Baptist Church will hold its 7 p.m. at the Bolton Senior/ bounce house, sport activities, of Riegelwood; his step- The church is located at homecoming Sunday, Oct. 21 Youth Center. hold homecoming/ zumba dance, bike exhibits, music mother, Virginia Allen 5662 Sam Potts Hwy. Hallsboro. beginning at 10 a.m. Lunch The meeting is sponsored by and food. of Delco; three brothers, revival Oct. 15-19 will be served at noon in the the Columbus County Health The church is located at 225 W. Wade Allen and wife, Car- Diamond Branch Sweet Home Baptist Church fellowship hall. Department. Walter Street. la, of Burgaw, Gary Allen will hold its revival beginning Rev. Linzy Nance is the pastor. The center is located at and Timmy Allen, both of MBC to hold Family/ Monday, Oct. 15-Friday, Oct. 19 Rev. Philip A. Blair is the pastor. 15354 Sam Potts Hwy. Delco; three sisters, Doro- Friends Day Oct. 21 at 7:30 p.m. The guest speaker thy Langford of Summer- Diamond Branch Mission- will be Pastor Kyle Powell Allen-Mingo to hold Cherry Grove BC to hold fall revival from Dulah Baptist Church. ville, S.C., Catherine John- ary Baptist Church will hold Harvest banquet Oct. 20 held at 6 p.m. For more information call Cherry Grove Baptist son and husband, Steve, its fall Family and Friends Allen-Mingo Consistory Church is hosting its Annual The church is located on of Bolivia, and Jeanette 770-4832. Swamp Fox Highway (904), Day Sunday, Oct. 21 at 11 a.m. The church is located at #325 and Allen-Mingo Assem- Fall Revival during the month Cloud and husband, Carl, between Tabor City, Cerro The guest speaker will be El- 3111 Walter Todd Road, Clar- bly #325 will hold its annual which began Sunday, Oct. of Wilmington; and seven Gordo, Fair Bluff, North Car- der Robert Williams, pastor of endon. harvest banquet Saturday, Oct. 7. The revival is continuing grandchildren, Brittany El-Belthel Church along with Wayne Faulk is the pastor. 20 at 6 p.m. in the Whiteville each Sunday evening through olina and Green Sea, South Allen, Cody Allen, Amanda his church family. City School Administration the month of October with Carolina. For more informa- Baines, Edwin Sykes, Isa- Lunch will be served. building. The guest speaker guest speakers each evening. tion on any upcoming spe- iah Sykes, Timothy Allen, Union BC to hold will be Minister Colene Kelly This Sunday, Oct. 21, the guest cial or ongoing programs or Breanna Allen. Peace BC to hold homecoming Oct. 21 along with the consistory and speaker will be Rev. Mike events, call Rev. Josh Phillips Online condolences may at the church office at 649- homecoming Oct. 21 Union Baptist Church will assembly choir. Whitson, pastor of the Indian be made at www.peacockfu- A donation of $15 is being Trail First Baptist Church. 7910, visit the church website Peace Baptist Church will hold its homecoming Sunday, neralhome.net asked. See a member of the The revival will conclude at www.cherrygrovebaptist. hold its homecoming Sunday, Oct. 21 at 11 a.m. Lunch will be consistory or assembly for Sunday, Oct. 28 featuring Rev. org or e-mail any questions or Oct. 21 at 11 a.m. The guest served following the service. HOPD to hold pastor tickets. Scott Faw, pastor of Moons comments to cherrygrovebap- speaker will be Pastor Stuart Gregory W. Spaulding is Chapel in Siler City. Special [email protected]. anniversary Oct. 18 Shumway of Lake Waccamaw the pastor. Unity the Way of HCC to music will be featured each The House of Prayer and Baptist Church. hold ‘Bible Alive’ Oct. 20 revival service and a nursery Deliverance will hold the first The church is located at 653 Zion Plain MBC to will be provided night of their pastor’s anni- Love Mill Road behind Trac- The Unity the Way of Holi- Happy 1st Birthday versary celebration for Bar- Additional fall events tor Supply. hold revival Oct. 15-19 ness Christian Church pres- bara Powell Thursday, Oct. 18 ents “Bible Alive” Saturday, planned by the church’s vari- In Heaven For more information call Zion Plain Missionary at 7:30 p.m. The guest speaker Oct. 20 at 6 p.m. Come and ous departments include 642-0251. Baptist Church of Nakina will be Elder Tito and Eldress quote your favorite scripture Tuesday night visitation, Chip Hannah is the pastor. will hold its fall revival Mon- Levingston Shannon Council of Evangeli- from the Bible. senior adults day trips to cal House of God in Spring day, Oct. 15-Friday, Oct. 19 at For more information call various locations in the sur- Lake. New Townsend TM to 7:30 p.m. nightly. The guest Ella Wooten at 234-0416. rounding areas and adult Ballard The anniversary will con- hold pastor appreciation speaker will be Rev. Leo Ste- The church is located at education classes sponsored Oct. 15, 1960 ~ Aug. 31, 2012 tinue Wednesday, Oct. 24 at New Townsend Temple venson pastor of Big Macedo- 8237 Lisbon Road, Clarkton. by Southeastern Community 7:30 p.m. with speaker Pastor Ministries will hold its pas- nia Church of Supply. There Maurice Hunt is the pastor. College. Activities also of- Lucy Young of Freewill Holi- tor appreciation celebration will be a different choir each fered are choir and mission ness Church of Lake Wacca- for Pastor Lula M. Webb Oct. night. programs for preschool, chil- maw and Friday, Oct. 26 at 7:30 17-19 at 7:30 p.m. nightly and Rev. Mack Reed is the pastor. Unity the Way of HCC to with Prophetess Vivian Cog- conclude Sunday, Oct. 21 at 11 hold Fall Crusade dren, youth, young and senior dell of Word Afire Ministries a.m. The guest speakers will adults. G.R.O.W. University Blackman/Blackmon The Unity the Way of Ho- of Fayetteville. be Rev. Henry Gregory III of adult Bible study is held each liness Christian Church will Sunday, Oct. 28 at 11:15 the St. Andrews AMEZ of Wilm- reunion Oct. 28 Wednesday evening with spe- hold a Fall Crusade Thursday, speaker will be Pastor Rob- ington, Bishop Terry Mc- The descendants, other rel- cial programs and TeamKids Oct. 25 and Friday, Oct. 26 at 7 ert Williams Jr. of El Bethel Zeke of Monument of Faith atives and friends of the fam- activities for preschool, chil- p.m. The guest speaker will be Church in Whiteville. Ministries of Marion, S.C., ily of Henry Ernest and Josie dren and youth. Sunday school Also Sunday, Oct. 28 at 5 Minister Vincent Adams Jr. Bishop Varnie Fullwood of Clewis Blackman will hold its classes for birth through p.m. will be Pastor Leona For transportation call 645- Mt. Pleasant Missionary Bap- family reunion Sunday, Oct. 28 senior adults are held each Cromartie of New Beginnings 6144, 234-0416, 704-819-1495 or tist Church of Clinton and Dr. at 12:30 p.m. at Shiloh United Sunday morning beginning at Holiness Church of Council. 704-819-1494. Patricia Thomas-Wright of Methodist Church, Hallsboro 10:45 prior to Sunday morning I will forever love you, HOPD is located at 1113 S. The church is located at Goldsboro. Road South, Whiteville. worship service. Also, Sunday Christa Madison Street, Whiteville. 8237 Lisbon Road, Clarkton. The church is located at 273 Bring a favorite side dish, evening worship services are Smith Lane, Bolton. Maurice Hunt is the pastor. Former resident seeks a drink and a dessert. A pig pickin that includes BBQ woman who was nurse Hope of Glory PC to chicken will be provided by Pine Tree Festival Faye Weathers-Anderson of hold family/friends week the hosts. Family members meeting Oct. 15 Pooler, Ga., a former resident Hope of Glory Pentecostal are encouraged to bring fam- A Pine Tree Festival meet- of Whiteville in the late 1970s Church will hold its family ily photos and other memora- ing will be held Monday, Oct. and early 1980s, is seeking to and friends week Oct. 15-19 at bilia. 15 at 6 p.m. renew a contact with Alice 7:30 p.m. nightly. For more information call Faye Thompson, a nurse at the Monday, Oct. 15 will be El- Jim Blackman at 646-1567 or hospital here during the time der Milton Hintson and choir. Thurman Blackman at 425- DEBT RELIEF Weathers-Anderson lived here. Tuesday, Oct. 16 will be 5610 Weathers-Anders and her Evangelist Janie Bowen and Bankruptcy husband, Jack Weathers, were choir. Butler Branch MBC Stop Foreclosures co-owners of the Piggly-Wig- Wednesday, Oct. 17 will be Get A Fresh Start gly grocery store when they Pastor Cornelius Johnson and to hold homecoming choir. lived here. Some of the Weath- Butler Branch Missionary Attorney Thursday, Oct. 18 will be ers’ children still live in and Baptist Church will hold its James Pastor Robert Williams and around Whiteville, according choir. homecoming Sunday, Oct. 21 Robbins to Faye. Friday, Oct. 19 will be Pas- at 11:15 a.m. The guest speak- 922 S. Madison St. Alice Faye Thompson is tor Shannon Spaulding and er will be Rev. Charles Parker, asked to contact Faye by phone choir. pastor of First Orrum Mis- Whiteville at 912/272-2287 or 912/988-3216, The church is located at 611 sionary Baptist Church, Or- or by email at one of two ad- Madison Street. rum along with his congrega- dresses – [email protected] or Elder Charles Martin Hen- tion. CALL 642-4860 [email protected] ry is the pastor. Ronald Alford is the pastor. www.bankruptcylawwebsite.com www.mckenziemortuary.net The News Reporter, Monday, October 15, 2012 – 11-A McDonald’s Presents Whiteville High School East Columbus High School West Columbus High School South Columbus High School
Brian Alex Kate Kasey Pridgen Williams Strickland Garren
Junior Brian Pridgen is the 15-year-old son Senior Alex Williams is the 16-year-old son of Senior Katie Strickland is the 17-year-old Senior Kasey Garren is the 17-year-old of Alma Graham and Brian Scott Pridgen. Randy and Jan Williams. He is a member of daughter of Michaela and Trey Strickland. daughter of James and Patricia Garren. She He plays football and runs track at WHS. He the Beta Club, the ECHS Marching Band, the She is active with soccer, the Student Gov- is active with the Beta Club, the National Hon- is in the male chorus at his church where National Honor Society, the youth group at his ernment Association, the Tri-M Society, the or Society and the SCHS Marching Stallion he also serves as an usher. He said what church and is an Eagle Scout in his Boy Scout ASPCA and the Beta Club. The things she Band. She has placed in various art compe- he likes best at WHS is the “kind and caring troop. The thing he likes best at his school is titions and is a regular in the All-County art likes best at WCHS are the relationships and band programs each year. She enjoys art attitude of the administration, teachers and how fun it is to be with his friends. “Most of the students can build with the teachers. “They staff, it makes me feel comfortable, conf- and being a school marshal. Her major ac- time you have a friend in the classroom with really make you feel as if you are a family complishment during the summer was attend- dent, determined and empowered.” Chem- you. It makes it more enjoyable.” His favorite member.” Her favorite class is T&I Advanced istry I, Vocal Music III and physical devel- ing band camp. “Band camp was amazing classes are theatre (“I love learning about the Studies. “The teacher is like a second father and the only thing I look forward to all sum- opment are his favorite classes. He said fun plays we may be doing.”), art (“I love to chemistry is challenging, music provides an to me.” She is proudest of being the chief mer. It’s a chance to increase our knowledge draw.”) English IV (“I love to read British litera- marshal for the school. She said the most in music in a fun way.” She said the band’s opportunity for self-expression and physical new feld show will “make the crowds swing development “conditions me physically.” He ture.”) and band (“I love music.”). He is proud- interesting thing about her is she is half- est of being a Christian and “knowing that Jesus German. She plans to attend UNC-Chapel and dance.” She said she learns how to show said he is proudest of his accomplishments leadership and take responsibility in band at WHS. He said the most interesting thing saved me from suffering and died on the cross Hill to earn degrees in International business for my sins.” He said the most interesting things camp and has gained confdence in herself. about him is that he is “kind, loving and car- and German. Die Toten Hosen is her favorite After high school she plans to attend an art in- ing.” He wants to attend N.C. Central Uni- about him are he plays paintball and guitar. He group. “The Hunger Games” are her favorite stitute in Charlotte to major in graphic design versity to earn a degree in chemistry. plans to attend college to become a pharmacist. books and “Titanic” is her favorite movie. and minor in game design.
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Bolton. James P. Gray. surance. Robeson. include Kandace Whitehead for public invited Chadbourn Municipal An- The presidential race is not N.C. Commissioner of La- Nonpartisan offices on the the Columbus County Register nex, 208 E. 1st Ave, Chadbourn. included in a straight party bor incumbent Cherie Berry ballot include incumbent N.C. of Deeds and Norris Ebron and The annual Quality Sweet Fair Bluff Fire and Rescue, ticket vote and must be marked (R) faces opposition from (D) Supreme Court Associate Jus- Junior Dew for the Columbus Potato Auction will be held 653 Railroad St, Fair Bluff. separately. John C. Brooks for her posi- tice Paul Martin Newby and County Board of Education. on Tuesday, Oct. 23, and will East Columbus Senior Cen- U.S. House tion. challenger Sam J. Ervin IV. Greg Merritt is unopposed feature a country music band. ter, 2694 General Howe Hwy, Incumbent Mike McIntyre Incumbent Elaine Marshall Incumbent Linda McGee on the Whiteville City Schools The auction will be at South Riegelwood. (D) faces opposition from Da- (D) is challenged by Ed Good- and David Robinson are in Board of Education. Columbus High School at 6 Tabor City Courthouse, 110 vid Rouzer (R ) for the District win (R) for the Office of the N.C. the running for the Court of Kandel Rogers and Arnold p.m. with a Sweet and Savory W. Fourth St., Tabor City. 7 U.S. House seat. Secretary of State. Appeals. Harwood are vying for the Reception. Old Dock Community Build- Walter Dalton (D), Pat Mc- Incumbent June Atkinson Incumbent Judge Wanda Whiteville City Schools Dis- The Flat Land Ramblers, ing, 12820 New Britton Hwy E, Crory (R) and Libertarian (D) and challenger John Te- Bryant faces opposition from trict 3 seat being vacated by a county music band from Whiteville. Barbara Howe are on the ballot desco (R ) are on the ballot for Martin McGee for the Court Larry Hewett. Brunswick County, will pro- See Thursday’s News Re- for North Carolina governor. N.C. Superintendent of Public of Appeals. District Court Judges Jerry vide entertainment. porter for candidate inter- Linda Coleman (D) and Dan Instruction. Incumbent Judge Cressie Jolly, Scott Ussery and Marion Phil Norris, spokesperson views, profiles, new district Forest (R) are seeking the lieu- Incumbent Janet Cowell (D) Thigpen faces opposition from Warren are unopposed. for the band, stated the band maps and more elections cov- tenant governor’s office. and Steve Royal (R ), are on the Chris Dillion for the Court of Harold Dean Register and has been together for several erage. Roy Cooper (D) is unop- ballot in the N.C. Treasurer’s Appeals. Frank Galloway are in the years and has performed for On the ballot posed for N.C. Attorney Gen- race. District Judge running for the Soil and Water many different types of func- While a heated presidential eral. N.C. Senate, House Pauline Hankins and Rich- Board. tions throughout Brunswick race will be driving many to Incumbent Beth Wood (D) is Sen. Michael Walters (D) ard Cox are in the running for Seven are in the running and surrounding counties. the polls, a number of state and vying with Debra Goldman (R) and W. Bernard White, Jr. ( R) the District 13 District Court for five seats on the Riegel- The Sweet and Savory Re- local offices are at the center of for the office of N.C. Auditor. are seeking the N.C. Senate judge’s seat currently held by wood Sanitary Board. They ception, which is open to the highly contested races as well. Incumbent Steve Troxler District 13 seat. The new dis- Judge Napolean Barefoot, who are R. Maurice Hobbs, Mike public, will be held prior to the On the ballot for the presi- (R) faces opposition from Wal- trict includes all of Columbus is retiring this year. Porter, Wayne Smitty Austin, auction. The auction, also open dential Democratic ticket is ter Smith (D) for the office of and portions of Robeson and Unopposed Columbus Coun- Sam Hunt, Earl Brown, Eddie to the public, is expected to be- President Barack Obama and N.C. Commissioner of Agri- Bladen counties. ty commissioners include, Caines and Ronald McPherson. gin at approximately 6: 30 p.m. Vice President Joe Biden. For culture. Ken Waddell (D) and Gaston in District 2, James Prevatte, Anyone who plans to attend the the Republican ticket are Mitt Incumbent Wayne Goodwin (G.L.) Pridgen (R), are in the in District 3, Buddy Byrd, in Sweet and Savory Reception Romney and running mate (D) faces oppositions from running for House District 46 District 4, Edwin Russ and in Nicole Cartrette and Auction should call Diane Paul Ryan. On the Libertarian Mike Causey (R) in the race seat. The new district includes District 5, Trent Burroughs. 910-642-4104 ext. 225 N. Ward at the Tabor City Visi- ticket are Gary Johnson and for N.C. Commissioner of In- all of Columbus and parts of Other unopposed candidates [email protected] tors Center, at 910-653-4141 Editorials Te News Reporter, Monday, October 15, 2012 Friday was great North Carolinian Ask us Bill Friday will be remembered as one of Q. I’ve heard that if I vote a the great North Carolinians of the 20th Cen- straight party ticket in the upcom- ing election that I will not be casting tury, propelling North Carolina from a poor a vote in the Presidential Election. state soon after World War II to the South’s Is this true? shining star through an unprecedented higher education system that became the A. Yes. According to Carla envy of the nation. Strickland, Columbus County It was under Friday’s leadership that the Board of Elections Director, a UNC system grew from three campuses – straight party ticket vote does not UNC, State College, and Women’s College include the presidential race. Vot- of Greensboro – to 16 campuses. Enroll- ers must select the presidential candidate of their choice rather ment increased from 15,000 students when than relying on a straight party Friday became president in 1956 to the ticket. A number of nonpartisan 125,000-student system it is today. Friday elections for judges, soil and wa- presided over the system for 30 years. ter board candidates, sanitary Friday’s steady, guiding hand helped board members, among others also expand the UNC system, but what defined require that the voter mark the him was his honesty, integrity and genuine candidate of their choice. interest in seeing that every North Carolin- ian, regard- Q. Do our two prisons allow The point conjugal visits? I read where that less of Bill Friday was respon- man who killed all those children his or her sible for making the in Norway had conjugal visits, and means, race now he’s going to be a father. That or gender, UNC system second to makes me sick. had the op- none, which propelled portunity North Carolina to be- A. Neither the prison at Tabor for a college City nor the one at Brunswick, al- come the most progres- I saw America low conjugal visits. education. A native sive state in the South. By JEFFERSON WEAVER of Dallas, He also tirelessly fought at the thrift store. There were ing were as conflicted as the loyal- Staff Writer entire families, motorcycle clubs, ties of the people TJ Butler fought N.C., Friday to ensure that a college a pair of spiky-haired, tattooed, and died for. How to ask grew up in a education was available We were an oddly disparate lot. nose-pierced gothics, active duty There were a disproportionate The easiest way to submit a ques- family that to all North Carolina The daughter of a veteran; a soldiers and sailors and airmen number of professing Christians tion to “Ask Us” is to go to Whiteville. worked in former Marine; the widow of a and Marines, alongside veterans in our ranks, so I know there were residents, regardless of com and click on the “Ask Us” button the textile veteran; and Yours Truly. It was a whose wars were over before some prayers for the family. There was in the gray bar extending across the industry their social or financial first meeting for several of us, and of these warriors were born. the pain that any normal person page near the top. with mea- status. a reunion for others, but we had a One of feels when others are hurting and ger means. single purpose shared with hun- those old you can do nothing to assuage His father understood that education was dreds upon hundreds of strangers ve t e r a n s, their pain. There was pride in our lining a busy city street on a lovely a hitch in country, and gratitude to those How much the key to a better life, and Friday went Friday morning. his step but who are serving and have served. on to graduate from State College and the I only met T.J. Butler a few h i s b a c k One of the Patriot Guard, an early UNC School of Law. Friday never practiced times; his parents wouldn’t recog- s t r a i g h t , veteran of Vietnam, told me his education? law, however, instead going straight into nize me in the grocery store if we called out hand hurt like a politician’s on By TOM CAMPBELL administration with the three-college UNC ran into each other again. I cannot, instruc- Election Day from all the folks who Special to The News Reporter system. by any stretch of the imagination, tions as he had greeted him. Friday, who was 92, will also be remem- say I knew him or the other two essentially There was sadness, love, pride, The committee contemplating bered as a champion of a woman’s right to soldiers who died with him in Af- m a r c h e d patriotism—and yes, there was a strategic plan for our university attend college, the desegregation of UNC ghanistan the other week. along the anger. system was asked an interesting I had to be there for his fu- sidewalk. Weaver We went to the cemetery after question in their opening ses- campuses, better funding for the state’s pri- neral, though. Even if the people H i s V F W reports of protestors assembling sion: How much education does marily black institutions, fighting fiercely from that false-prophecy spoutin’ cap proclaimed he had been a there. Sure enough, the folks from North Carolina need? Might we against the notorious “Speaker’s Ban” that church in Kansas hadn’t promised Marine in Korea and Vietnam, but Kansas were there. Thankfully, suggest that a more essential first prohibited free speech by controversial fig- to protest, I needed to be there. had he been wearing a tuxedo, one cool heads and common sense pre- question might be: What is the ures on college campuses, and for insisting I can’t tell you why, except that could have seen he was a Marine. vailed, and the unwelcome visitors purpose of an education? that college campuses remain independent I am an American, as were all I watched as he corrected a pretty found themselves stonewalled at The website www.nceducate. from political influence in Raleigh. the folks lining Market Street in young woman whose flag had almost every turn. One particu- com provides an answer. “The Friday continually worried about the in- Wilmington the other day. touched the ground as she talked lar fellow was truly blessed that mission of North Carolina’s pub- creasing influence of big money in college I wrote previously of a young on a cell phone. He was more some of the Patriot Guard qui- lic schools, soldier named Kyle Stout; he gentle with a first grade age boy etly escorted him away from the communi- athletics and chaired the Knight Commis- served with my nephew John who wasn’t sure what to do with gates; some other young fellows, ty colleges sion, a selection of national college presi- in Afghanistan, and was killed his tiny flag. obviously veterans of the current and uni- dents who made recommendations to at- there, fighting those who want to As he came past us, I heard the war, were planning a more direct versities is tempt to keep college sports in check. One prevent others from being free. I gentleman’s cry. intervention. to gradu- of his most controversial and unpopular knew, as the truck rolled down the “Don’t let the colors fall, and I was struck not just by the ate good decisions was to cancel the highly popular backroads to Wilmington, that the don’t dip them to anyone!” I diversity of the crowd, but by the citizens Dixie Classic basketball tournament after a day’s events would make it into a couldn’t help but straighten my way they treated one another. I saw who have point-shaving scandal, but Friday insisted column. Frankly, I feared I would own posture as he came by, and I strangers volunteering to share the skills that the integrity of a university’s academ- write another as I did about Kyle, a have never even worn the uniform. bottles of water with their neigh- needed column that could be written more I wasn’t the only one who listened. bors. A cab company provided in the ic reputation could not be besmirched by than 2,000 times since America When the escorts made their shuttle service—for free—from market- Campbell sports. The recent scandal involving UNC- replied to the cowardly attacks practice run down Market, the the church to the cemetery. One place and Chapel Hill, where Friday served as chan- of 2001. crowds moved from the shade of the people who lives across the ability to enjoy life,” it says. cellor for 10 years, troubled him greatly. I didn’t want to cause TJ’s of the old trees and took their from the cemetery brought chairs Perhaps a more thorough investi- From an economic standpoint, North family any pain by having yet places along the curb. Some likely to his front yard and invited folks gation might uncover some addi- Carolina’s higher education system soon another stranger writing another thought it was the procession, but to have a seat. I heard one fellow tions to this definition but this is separated the state from the rest of the column about their son, husband for most of us, we instinctively fuss at some folks he thought were a good point from which to start. South. The creation of Research Triangle and father. wanted to make sure anyone com- taking the whole thing too lightly, So how much education does one Park and Charlotte as an international When MJ and I found Steve and ing up that street knew there were not realizing that Southerners need to be a good citizen, to have Cynthia at the corner of Fifth and a bunch of proud Americans there will indeed joke and laugh before a needed skills for the workplace banking center created tens of thousands Market, I knew I shouldn’t have grieving for another lost son. funeral, and be properly respectful and to live an enjoyable lifestyle? of jobs and are the economic engines of the worried. The funeral was an hour When the procession did come, when the service starts. Humor, From their earliest days in state. away, but already, the streets were led by the roaring bikes of the like food, is part of the Southern school our children are told they On a personal level, Friday was a South- lined with flags. Patriot Guard and Rolling Thun- grieving process. must get a college degree. Why? ern gentleman who was humble, gracious Holding those flags were people der, I saw tears in a dozen or more And the flags. My word, the Because a college degree is essen- and always giving and concerned about of all races, creeds, faiths and eyes as the horse-drawn caisson flags. tial to getting a good job that will others. The News & Observer cites one sto- interests along the roller-coaster made its way down the street. One I can’t say for sure, but I think sustain them and their families. ry where a young man from the mountains, sidewalk. There were kids, teenag- woman wiped her eyes as TJ But- every person at Butler’s funeral Note the emphasis on getting a the first person in his family to go to col- ers, and senior citizens; there were ler’s parents rolled by, and I saw a Friday had an American flag. The good job. young women dressed more for a daddy across the way squeeze his plan was to show our support for Even as we take issue that lege, showed up at Friday’s front door at his night on the town than a funeral, little girl closer when TJ’s wife and the sergeant’s family, and demon- this is the primary reason for house in Chapel Hill one night. “My daddy and young men who looked like young baby came past our post. getting a degree we also acknowl- Continued on next page said when I got to Chapel Hill to go see Bill they shopped in the trash cans The emotions we all were feel- edge a disconnect. The Census Friday.” Friday welcomed the young man Bureau tells us only one out of into his home, and over the course of the three adults over 18 years of age evening, laid out a course of study that have an undergraduate degree in would see him to graduation. Beautiful but deadly North Carolina, so either educa- Thumbs down Friday will also be remembered for his tors aren’t doing their jobs, our folksy, personable “North Carolina People” the falls is a turbulent canyon with In spite of the warnings some were people are not sufficiently moti- BY RAY LUNDY vated or two-thirds of our people television show on public television that Special to The News Reporter deep holes in the rock. still climbing on some of the rocks. Linda and I walked safely on A short while later, a 25 year don’t agree with the admonition. featured remarkable North Carolina citi- We once had a plumber who The roar of Athabasca Falls the sidewalk beside and around old young man from Edmonton zens. had a law degree. He preferred can be heard from the parking lot the falls, and the mist sprayed on was climbing on the rocks and But for all this accomplishments, friends plumbing, he said, because he beside the river in Jasper National us constantly. We walked the steel fell in just above the falls. He was say that Bill Friday would want the people could fish and hunt when he Park, Alberta, Canada. The mist bridge over the falls, and then we immediately swept away from his of North Carolina to understand how edu- wanted and he earned enough to from the falls can be seen before climbed to the fenced overhang friend on the bank, and in just support a lifestyle he enjoyed. Ad- cation changes lives, and that the opportu- getting to them. looking down into the narrow moments Steve Blake disappeared mittedly, a person’s earnings over nity to attend college should be available The headwater of the Atha- gorge. Its roar was like a jet en- over the falls and hurled to his a lifetime are greatly enhanced and affordable for all North Carolinians. basca River is the great Columbia gine. We walked down to the lower death. If he had survived the fall, by having graduated from college, Friday leaves behind a remarkable Glacier, 70 kilometers away from falls and down to the bank of the hypothermia would have killed but just as a good job doesn’t the falls. The beautiful light blue beautiful blue river below. Rafters him in minutes in the icy water. legacy that will impact the state forever. We equate to a rewarding life neither glacier water churns its way over were putting in to float the river. Note—all the victims falling into hope that leaders past and future never for- is that rewarding life dependent rocks until it gets to a very narrow All during our walk signs were the river at the falls have been get how critical the university system that on higher education. gorge. everywhere in bold letters: DO fatal. They searched for Steve 10 Bill Friday built is to the future of North What defines a good citizen? The falls are not very high, 69 NOT CLIMB ON ROCKS. STAY kilometers downstream—nothing. Carolina and its people. His life and work Certainly someone who obeys feet, by Canadian Rockies stan- ON PATH. BEWARE OF SLIP- Athabasca claimed another vic- laws necessary to maintain order, are the embodiment of everything that has dards, but because the large river PERY ROCKS. PEOPLE DIE tim. Absolutely nobody survives. who pays his or her taxes, is a made North Carolina the great state it is is forced into such a narrow gorge OFTEN BECAUSE OF CARELESS- In my mind, I can still hear good neighbor and who partici- today. the Athabasca falls is one of the NESS. DO NOT LET CHILDREN the roar of Athabasca and see the pates in the democratic process most dangerous falls in Canada, ROAM FREE. AGAIN—DO NOT beauty of her blue water. And, I by voting is considered a good and the world. Its beauty is breath- CLIMB ON ROCKS. STAY BE- still think of all those who died citizen. taking, but lethal. At the bottom of HIND FENCE. STAY ON WALK. because of foolishness. Continued on next page The News Reporter, Monday, October 15, 2012 13-A How much? Continued from previous page Education does not a good citizen make, even though it helps us understand the im- portance of citizenship. Qualifying or quantifying the enjoyment of life is fur- ther problematic. For some the opera, theatre, art or other cultural amenities provide meaning, while others find sporting events, religious or civic activities, their friends or families enjoyable. Once again, education exposes us to cultural opportunities and pos- sibilities but is no guarantee of enjoyment. So the question of how much education North Carolina Submitted photo needs is unanswerable. Even Students from Aspire Preschool, Madison Cribb, Jaimon if there are common threads Fipps, Baylee Brinson, and Noah Hart, are shown with there will likely be significant their donations of school supplies from the 3rd annual differences among our nine million people. The question Backpacks-for-Back-to-School. Enough supplies to fll 75 misses the point. Education backpacks were donated to area schools. is not just important, but es- sential if our state is to prog- ress and is just as valuable a public purpose as when our state became the first to open a public university. But it isn’t for everyone. We want each person VOTE to have as much education as he or she wants and is capable Harold Dean Register of attaining. The task for this “The John Deere Man” strategic planning committee is to optimize access, ensure high quality and make education as Staff photo by Mark Gilchrist affordable as possible. We wish the UNC planners well in their Big Sweep quest to make our good system Etiska Caison helps her daughter, Annielle, put on safety gloves to prepare for the Big even better. Sweep around Big Creek Saturday. Nearly 70 volunteers participated in the sweep Campbell is former assistant around Lake Waccamaw and more in Pireway. North Carolina State Treasurer and is creator/host of NC SPIN, a weekly statewide television discussion of N.C. issues airing Primary care practices earn national Sundays at 6 a.m. on WILM-TV. recognition for patient-centered care Physician Practice Con- focus on highly coordinated Medicaid, Medicare, Blue Cross Soil & Water Conservation nections®—Patient-Centered care and long term patient- Blue Shield of North Carolina America Medical Home™ standards em- provider relationships. and the State Employees Health District Supervisor Continued from previous page phasize enhanced care through “Community Care is built Plan. Paid for by the candidate patient-clinician partnership on patient-centered care,” said The demonstration aims to strate a little of gratitude we Community Care of the Dr. Robert L. Rich, Jr., medical strengthen primary care quali- owe him as Americans. As a Lower Cape Fear (CCLCF) director, CCLCF. “Support- ty and lower costs by increasing light breeze kicked up, most announced today that The Na- ing these practices through access to more efficient, more of those flags—ranging from tional Committee for Quality the PCMH transformation coordinated care. Community tiny parade specials to one that Assurance (NCQA) has recog- reinforces our commitment Care of North Carolina is re- required four people to hold nized 16 primary care practices to a health care system that sponsible for the implementa- Short on Money? it off the ground—began to in Columbus County as Physi- rewards quality outcomes, not tion of the pilot which is taking fly, snapping and catching the cian Practice Connections®- quantity of procedures. These place in Ashe, Avery, Bladen, We Can Help! autumn sun in a way I cannot Patient-Centered Medical practices deserve praise for Columbus, Granville, Transyl- put into words. Homes™ (PPC-PCMH). The Pa- their prestigious recognition.” vania and Watauga Counties. There was an attractive tient-Centered Medical Home PPC-PCMH recognized prac- Community Care of the Lower We Offer Personal Loans from young mother standing beside (PCMH) is a promising model tices include: Chadburn Family Cape Fear has been engaged me, trying to juggle three pre- of health care delivery that Practice, Southeast Primary in quality improvement initia- $1,000.00 to $3,000.00* cious young’uns who were aims to improve the quality and Care, Columbus County Health tives since 2003. dressed for the occasion in efficiency of care. Department, Columbus Pediat- We like to say YES! nearly-Sunday best. She was PPC-PCMH identifies prac- rics and Adolescent Care, G&G About Community Care of harassed and harried, trying tices that promote partnerships – Fair Bluff, Whiteville and Cer- the Lower Cape Fear: Com- Your tax return prepared here; to keep juice boxes and hair between individual patients ro Gordo, Dr. Miriam Fernz, Dr. munity Care of the Lower Cape make us your one stop shop! barrettes and snacks in place, and their personal clinicians, Peggy S. Barnhill, Riegelwood Fear (CCLCF) is charged with all the while looking for the instead of treating patient care Medical Clinic, Dr. Shobha improving health outcomes procession. as the sum of several episodic Farias, Signet Healthcare Inc., for nearly 95,000 public and I winked at a curly-little office visits. Each patient’s care South Columbus Medical Cen- privately-insured enrollees in moptop blonde, who shyly is tended to by clinician-led ter, West Columbus Family Bladen, Brunswick, Colum- smiled back, and told her moth- care teams, who provide for all Practice, Whiteville Medical bus, New Hanover, Onslow and er that they were beautiful. the patient’s health care needs Associates, and Whiteville Pender counties. CCLCF works The mom looked up at me, and coordinate treatments Urgent Care. in collaboration with primary tears in her eyes. across the health care system. Through a Federal Centers care providers, local hospitals, “Thank you,” she said, be- The overall concept of for Medicare and Medicaid departments of social services, 1615 S J K Powell Blvd Ste A fore gesturing to the street full the medical home is to get (CMS) Multi-Payer Advanced departments of health, and Whiteville NC 28472 of flags, “but this is beautiful.” health care when you need it Primary Care Demonstration, other healthcare organiza- (910) 641-0189 www.security-fnance.com As I thought about it, the from medical professionals North Carolina has established tions, and is one of 14 similar more I realized she was right. who know you. Standards for a patient-centered medical networks participating in the People who didn’t know each medical homes include open home pilot that includes pa- statewide award-winning Com- *All loans are subject to our liberal credit other came to a place some of scheduling so patients can be tients across public and private munity Care of North Carolina policy and credit limitations, if any. them had never seen, to honor seen when they are in need delivery systems, including (CCNC) program. a young man and a family few of urgent care, proactive and if any of them knew, who died planned preventive care, and in a foreign country fighting to the use of health information protect our way of life. systems for better sharing of I doubt the old Marine knew information. By avoiding un- the goth kids, or if the fashion- necessary hospitalizations and ably dressed young women emergency room visits and us- downtown knew the neat, yet ing evidence-based treatment practical, mom of three. Few guidelines, early evaluations of of us knew each other, but we the PCMH model are producing all came together for a com- savings for payers, purchasers mon cause, and proudly, as one and patients. people held up the red, white “The patient-centered medi- and blue. cal home promises to improve The busy mom on the side- health and health care,” said walk had it right—looking NCQA President Margaret E. down the street Friday. I saw O’Kane. “The active, ongoing America. relationship between a patient And even with all our prob- and a clinician in medical lems, she really is beautiful. homes fosters an all-too-rare goal in care: staying healthy and preventing illness in the Hagan announces first place. PPC-PCMH Recogni- DWI grant for N.C. tion shows that these practices in Columbus County have tools, U.S. Senator Kay Hagan an- systems and resources to pro- nounced a $3.7 million Depart- vide their patients with the ment of Transportation (DOT) right care at the right time.” grant for the North Carolina Providing PCMH services Governor’s Highway Safety and processes requires signifi- Program to implement and cant practice transformation: enforce programs that combat practices must shift empha- impaired driving. sis from patient care that is “It is unacceptable that visit-focused and based on thousands of North Carolin- fee-for-service to patient care ians are injured or killed each that is comprehensive and year by drunk drivers,” Hagan longitudinal. On average, it said. “I’m pleased to announce takes a practice over one hun- this grant that will help make dred hours outside of normal North Carolina’s roads safer business hours to make the for our children, our families transformation into a PCMH. and our loved ones.” CCLCF Quality Improvement In 2011, more than 8,500 Coordinators provided techni- people in North Carolina were cal support to help the prac- injured in alcohol-impaired tices develop PCMH capacities, driving crashes. Furthermore, integrating evidence-based, 392 of those crashes were fatal. patient-centered processes that
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Digital Mammography with 3D Tomosynthesis ‘Do your homework’ Please join us on By NICOLE CARTRETTE Community advisory com- that choice there is a lot of Staff Writer mittees file reports with com- information. Just do your Monday, October 22, 2012 missioners in every county homework.” Horror stories about adult that are a matter of public The Cape Fear Council of from 4 to 6PM to care and nursing homes make record, she said. Governments is the desig- families who are searching for “Ask for copies of surveys,” nated Area Agency on Aging care of a loved one no easy Sacchetti said. “Look for any (AAA) for North Carolina tour our Imaging Department task, but Patti Sacchetti, a complaint, anything cited. Planning Region O serving longterm care ombudsman There really is a lot of infor- Brunswick, Columbus, New for Brunswick and Columbus mation out there. Hanover and Pender Counties. and meet our staff. with the Cape Fear Council of “Visit the facility not just The agency is mandated by the Governments Area Council on once,” she said. “Go on differ- Older Americans Act of 1965, Refreshments will be available. Aging, says there are many ent days and different times as amended, to plan, develop resources available. of the day to see what the implement and coordinate She serves as a kind of atmosphere is in the facility.” aging services for Region O. liaison between residents and She said understanding The North Carolina Om- adult care home operators but exactly how the care will be budsman Program serves her office is not a regulatory paid for is important. long-term care residents in agency. “Make sure you understand licensed Nursing Homes and “We get calls all the time that and look at the admission Adult Care Homes, and works 500 Jefferson Street packet,” she said. “Every facil- with families, facilities and for information and referral,” Whiteville, North Carolina Sacchetti said. ity operates differently and others to improve the qual- 910-641-8250 “We always tell them to do they may have other internal ity of life for long-term care their homework,” she said, policies apart from state regu- residents. Part of that is recommending lations.” The major responsibilities multiple visits to the facility “Be prepared to ask a lot of the Ombudsman Program and understanding the level of questions,” Sacchetti said. include resolving complaints of care needed as determined She recommends asking of residents in long-term care by a physician. about how problems are com- facilities, providing public “The best thing to do is municated to families. information, working with start visiting facilities so that “It’s a big decision and providers to improve services you get a feel for cleanliness, every facility operates differ- and assisting facilities with if it is homey – whatever is ently within the regulations,” training to include residents’ important to you and your she said. “Make sure you are rights, among others. family,” Sacchetti said. clear on that and really get a Sacchetti can be reached Families should question sense of what it is like.” at 910-395-4553. To visit the services provided, she said. “We do have some facilities agency’s website go to cape- “Based on the individual with younger populations and fearcog.org and click on the needs they may not have ser- that may not be good fit for area council on aging link. vices and care needed,” she ones with older patients,” she said. added. Nicole Cartrette “Certainly look at star rat- “It’s such a huge undertak- 910-642-4104 ext. 225 ing, check Medicare.gov nurs- ing to make that decision,” [email protected] ing home ratings,” she said. Sacchetti said. “In making Waterbrooke Continued from page 1-A required by law. visits by regulatory officials homes in North Carolina, and In addition, the report “knew ahead of time” they the DSS staff work closely noted that one resident who were coming. with state Adult Care Section had a hip injury was not x- “They had a little whistler staff when problems arise,” rayed until three days later. somewhere,” the former resi- Jones said. “State inspections A bedbug issue appears dent claims. are conducted annually. DSS to have not been promptly “They let a lot of things go inspections are two or more addressed while one resident that hurt a lot of people,” the times a year, and upon com- continued to receive blood former resident claims. “That plaints, as needed.” thinner medication that a doc- was not right.” Waterbrooke gained of tor had requested the patient A confidential source tells media attention in late Sep- stop taking. The News Reporter that Water- tember when state officials Roaches, an unpaid pest brooke’s manager has gone to attempted to force what ap- control company, and wander- another facility in the county peared to be closure of the ing residents who regularly where several patients were facility by Sept. 22 with a sum- passed through doors without moved to recruit them back mary notice of deficiencies alarms or ignored alarms to Waterbrooke. that contained no detailed were also in the report. “She had the nerve to come explanation of specific viola- Sharon Crawford, manager over here and beg us back,” tions. of the facility, has failed to the source said. She was es- An administrative law respond to a request for com- corted off the property, ac- judge subsequently issued ment on the latest report but cording to the source. a temporary order on the told The News Reporter in re- “None of us wants to go facility’s behalf when about cent weeks that incidents had back,” the source said. 30 of the facility’s original 77 been blown out of proportion If the state Division of residents remained. and statements made by for- Health Services Regulation Many returned but the mer employees were not true. is successful in shutting down facility, licensed for 80 beds, A former resident of the fa- the facility, it will become one is not allowed to accept new cility tells The News Reporter of a limited number across patients, officials say. conditions that she believes the state that have met such a Waterbrooke, a.k.a Rain- the report is accurate and fate at the hand of regulators. tree Healthcare of Tabor does not include all deficien- In the fiscal year that end- City, appears to be one of cies or events that occurred ed June 30, the state issued several facilities in the Rain- at the facility. “None of that just three revocation actions. tree Healthcare portfolio with stuff was a lie,” the former “Of those, one remains articles of organization on file resident said. on appeal, one closed and with the Secretary of State. “I’m praying to God that one went through a settle- Reema Owens is named as the they close that place down,” ment resulting in a change of managing partner of several the former resident said. ownership,” said Jim Jones, current and active Raintree “Every time I turned a public information officer Healthcare in counties across around they were giving my with the DHHS. the state. clothes away,” the former In the five-year period that Attempts to reach Colum- resident said, pointing out ended June 30, a total of 23 bus County DSS for comment some residents had no family revocation actions took place have been unsuccessful. members to check on them resulting in the closure of 15 Senior Ombudsman offers and needed clothes. facilities. Seven cases result- tips on choosing a care facility “The door alarms would go ed in settlement agreements off and they ignored them,” or with a change of owner- the former resident said. ship. One of those cases is Nicole Cartrette Hours would pass with em- under appeal and not operat- 910-642-4104 ext. 225 [email protected] ployees who were supposed ing while seeking that appeal. to be at the facility away, the There are more than 600 former resident said. adult care homes and more “I can’t stay in this facil- than 600 family care homes ity,” the resident told a liaison in North Carolina. Post 137 will and family members. Jones has said county de- “I know how you are sup- partments of social services meet Tuesday posed to tend to people and play a major role in oversight American Legion Post 137 love them.” of such facilities. will meet Tuesday, Oct. 16 at The former resident be- “The local Department of 7 p.m. lieves that facility officials on Social Services is the front Members are urged to at- most occasions of “surprise” line of monitors for adult care tend for a fish fry. Sports Te News Reporter, Monday, October 15, 2012 - 1B East Bladen hands Stallions frst Waccamaw Conference loss BY DAN BISER The Eagles scored on their first three pos- Sports Editor sessions of night with drives of 67, 55 and 62 yards. ELIZABETHTOWN - Behind a devastat- Keith Murchison and Herring spearheaded ing first-half running attack, the East Bladen all three drives while in the meantime the Ea- Eagles came across with a 28-6 Waccamaw gle defense limited South Columbus to only 15 2A-3A Conference football win Friday over the plays on the Stallions’ first three possessions. South Columbus Stallions. “East Bladen struck early,” said SCHS East Bladen built a 21-0 halftime lead while head coach Jake Fonvielle. “They hit us in the keeping the Stallions well out of scoring posi- mouth the first half. I felt we had a chance to tion throughout the first 24 minutes. come back and answer in the second half, but South Columbus avoided a shutout by scor- it didn’t happen.” ing in the game’s final 17 seconds on a six-yard East Bladen all but put the game out of run by junior Reggie Frink. reach when it took the second half kickoff and The loss left both teams with 3-1 records drove 55 yards for another TD, a 21-yard run in the conference and they are tied for second by Keith, to extend the score to 28-0. place behind 4-0 West Brunswick. “We didn’t do a good job of getting after It was the first conference loss of the season people and we had some poor tackling,” for the Stallions, who now have a 7-2 season re- Fonvielle added. “We also had problems with cord. East Bladen, which tied South Columbus execution on offense. The bottom line is that for the Waccamaw Conference title last fall, is East Bladen played well and we didn’t. We’ll 5-3 for the season. be addressing this all next week.” Rasheem Keith and Farrell Murchison each SCHS quarterback Pharoah McKever scored two touchdowns in the Eagle victory. rushed for 55 yards and passed for 41 yards. Keith carried the ball 24 times for 159 yards and He also intercepted a pass on defense. Murchison had 66 yards on 11 carries. Jaylen East Bladen’s first score came with 7 min- Staff photos by Fuller Royal Herring also helped spark the EBHS ground utes, 29 seconds left in the first half on a 10- Whiteville senior backs Fuquon Thompson (left) and Robert Smith rip off big gainers in game with 78 yards on 14 carries. yard extra effort run by Keith. Alex Alvarez the Wolfpack’s 57-21 Waccamaw 2A-3A Conference football victory over visiting West First-year East Bladen head coach Robbie kicked the first of four PAT’s for a 7-0 lead. Bladen. Smith rushed for 102 yards, and Thompson ran for 100 yards and three touch- Priest was pleased with his team’s overall ef- The second Eagle touchdown came in the downs in the Homecoming victory. Whiteville will travel to play South Columbus Friday fort and the mind-set it brought into the game. opening minute of the second quarter on a at 7:30 p.m. “This was a huge game for us and we felt one-yard plunge by Murchison, and the third the outcome would really have bearing on the score came with 1:55 left in the half an 11-yard rest of the season,” Priest said. “We got some blast by Murchison. outstanding play from our offensive line and South Columbus will play host to White- Pack handles W. Bladen 57-21 our backs really looked good carrying the ball to snap four-game losing streak as well as making some big blocks.” See Stallions 2B Staff photo by Mark Gilchrist The longest Whiteville scored again on a seven-yard High School football losing run with 4:22 still left in the streak in 11 seasons came to a opening half. close in a convincing way Fri- West Bladen got on the day night at Legion Stadium. board with just over two min- Amid a huge Homecom- utes remaining in the half ing celebration, the Wolfpack on a 25-yard touchdown pass stormed to a 57-21 victory over from Zack Wilcox to Malcolm West Bladen. It marked the Vaught. Colby McLean kicked Wolfpack’s first win in four the extra point. Waccamaw Conference games Whiteville quickly an- as well as its first victory since swered with another score a 41-18 thumping of Pender on before the half with Thompson Aug. 31. breaking loose for 8 yards and Another highlight of the anther TD. Maggioli’s fourth evening was the halftime straight PAT made the halftime crowning of senior Caitlyn score 36-7 Griffin as the 2012 WHS Home- With just over three min- coming Queen. utes gone in the third quarter, WHS is now 1-3 in confer- Caitlyn Griffn the Wolfpack drove for another ence and 3-5 for the season. score, getting the TD on a four- West Bladen suffered its 2012 WHS Homecoming Queen yard run by Thompson. ninth straight loss of the sea- The West Bladen defense son and its conference record chalked up the Knights’ sec- slipped to 0-5. ond score of the night when Dougal on a four-yard smash “It was a win our team Frank Moultrie picked up a and Antonio Faulk on a 48-yard needed,” said WHS head coach WHS fumble early in the fourth sprint. Luke Little, whose Wolfpack quarter and returned it 40 Sophomore kicker Gerardo scored 28 second-quarter yards for a TD. Maggioli was 7-for-7 on PAT points to take a 36-7 halftime Thompson added his third kicking attempts. lead. “We’ve been kind of TD on a 10-yard run with just The Whiteville defense stuck in a rut our past four over five minutes left in the came up with four pass in- games, so hopefully this will game, and West Bladen scored terceptions, including two by give us more confidence over moments later on a five-yard Thompson. the rest of our schedule.” run by Karon Shipman. Wilcox Whiteville got the only Whiteville will play this passed to Tavian Graham for score of the first quarter on a Friday against longtime rival the two-point conversion. one-yard run by McMillan with South Columbus in a confer- Faulk’s 48-yard scoring 3 minutes, 49 seconds left in the ence road game at 7:30 p.m. run and Maggioli’s seventh period. On the PAT attempt, a The Wolfpack rolled up straight PAT wound up the Staff photo by Mark Gilchrist mishandled snap was retrieved 387 rushing yards and West scoring. East Columbus running back Tarrin Manning (8) puts a stiff arm to the helmet of St. Pauls Bladen had 284 yards passing. by quarterback/holder Dylan Williams, who picked up the defensive back David Inman during Friday’s Three Rivers 1A-2A Conference football Whiteville senior Robert WB W ball and sprinted in for a two- game at East Columbus. East Columbus celebrated Senior Night by running to a 60-18 Smith carried the ball eight First downs 7 10 point conversion. victory over the Bulldogs. times for 102 yards and senior Rushes-yards 21-131 50-387 With just over a minute Fuquon Thompson had eight Yards passing 284 46 gone in the second quarter, carries for 100 yards, includ- Passes 27-45-4 1-4-1 Thompson scored on a four- ing touchdown runs of four, Fumbles-lost 2-0 3-1 yard run and Maggioli’s kick 38 and 10 yards. Penalties-yards 7-59 10-50 Gators trounce Bulldogs gave WHS a 15-0 lead. Senior Rysheen McMillan Punts-avg. 1-30 2-45.5 also scored three touchdowns McDougal scored the third Wolfpack TD on a four-yard on runs of one, seven and See Wolfpack on 2B three yards. Also scoring Wolf- run with seven minutes left to keep title hopes alive in the first half and McMillan pack TDs were Tykwan Mc- LAKE WACCAMAW - The Pauls’ miscues, and that helped through the uprights for the East Columbus defensive unit things turn our way early in evening. gave a good try at outscoring the game.” Coach Trey Sasser’s St. the team’s offense Friday night St. Pauls got the first touch- Pauls squad got its points on a Vikings fall in triple overtime in a Three Rivers 1A-2A Con- down of the night, but East four-yard run by quarterback East Columbus ference football game against Columbus went on to score 34 Kane Banner in the first quar- ROWLAND - The West Columbus Vikings less than four minutes left in the third quarter.. visiting St. Pauls. first-quarter points, including ter, a 26-yard pass from Banner came up just short of nabbing a second straight South Robeson was forced to punt deep in The Gators returned three fumble recovery returns for to Javon Crawford in the first Gators Three Rivers 1A-2A Conference victory as they its own territory. Mustang punter Anthony St. Pauls fumbles for touch- touchdowns by Jeremy Rouse quarter and a nine-yard run fell to South Robeson 23-20 in double overtime. Brown picked up the ball and dashed 87 yards downs to ignite a 60-18 Senior for 36 yards and Jonathan by Shawn Williams in the final South Robeson got the game-winning points for touchdown to tie the score with 3 minutes Night rout over the Bulldogs. Stacker for 29 yards. quarter. on a 27-yard field goal by Damien Oxendine. 24 seconds left in third period. The conversion ECHS led 34-12 after one Other first-quarter scores The win broke a 16-game conference losing try failed leaving the score tied at 6-6 until the quarter and 54-12 after three for the Gators came on touch- St. Pauls 12 0 0 6 - 18 streak for the Mustangs. end of regulation play. periods in its final regular- down runs of eight and four E. Columbus 34 6 14 6 - 60 The score was tied at 6-6 at the end of regu- In the first overtime, South Robeson’s Kal- season home game. yards by Greg Melvin and an SP - Kane Banner 4 run (run lation play. vis Chavis scored on a two-yard run, but the It marked the highest ECHS eight-yard run by Nick Mc- failed). EC - Greg Melvin 8 run (kick West Columbus and South Robeson are both conversion try failed. West Columbus tied the varsity football point total in Clure. failed). 1-2 in conference play and are in a four-way tie score on a seven-yard run by Lesane, but the school history and moved the McClure scored the only EC - Jeremy Rouse 36 fumble for third place in the TRC standings with Fair- Vikings also failed on the conversion attempt Gators into sole possession of touchdown of the second half return (Nick McClure run). mont and St. Pauls. to leave the score tied and 12-12 and bring on a second place in Three Rivers on an eight-yard run, and he EC - Jonathan Stacker 29 fumble “It’s a tough loss for our kids,” said WCHS second overtime. race. ran 21 yards for the first touch- return (Martin Lamas kick). head coach Mark Little, whose Vikings have a West Columbus went ahead again on a four- Coach Toby Kasell’s Gators, down of the second half. SP -Javon Crawford 26 pass from 4-5 season record. “We had a lot of opportuni- yard pass from Lesane to Bromel, and Bromel coming off a disappointing Before the third quarter Banner (pass failed). ties to win the game in regulation. “Having to ran the two-point conversion for a 20-12 lead. 19-16 Homecoming loss to Red ended, Gator quarterback EC - Melvin 4 run (Lamas kick). play three overtimes was tough on both teams, But South Robeson tied the score again on Springs the previous Friday, Ricky Ratliff scored on an 11- EC - McClure 8 run (kick failed_.. but give South Robeson credit for the way they a 10-yard run and a two-point conversion run holds a 2-1 conference record yard run. East Columbus got EC - McClure 15 run (kick failed.. EC - McClure 21 run (Lamas played and for getting the field goal at the end.” by Chavis to knot the score at 20-all and force and a 5-4 season mark. its final score of the game on a kick). West Columbus got the lone score of the a third overtime. “It was good to come back 12-yard return of a fumble by EC - Ricky Ratliff 11 run (Lamas first half when quarterback Harvey Lesane Oxendine’s field goal brought the game to with this type win,” Kasell Henry Baldwin. kick). connected with Ethan Morris on a 39-yard pass an end. said. “We got good play on ECHS kicker Martin Lamas SP - Shawn Williams 9 run (pass with just under seven minutes left in the first West Columbus will play host St. Pauls both sides of the football. We stepped in to provide the Ga- failed). quarter. The conversion attempt failed and West See Vikings on 2B were fortunate to get some tors first PAT kicking points EC - Henry Baldwin 12 run (kick Columbus maintained a 6-0 lead until there were opportunities on some of St. this season as he sent four failed). 2B - The News Reporter, Monday, October 15, 2012
Whiteville, S. Columbus to open play Tuesday Tree Rivers Conference Waccamaw Conference in girls state 2A dual-team tennis playofs football standings football standings Conf. Overall The Waccamaw 2A-3A Con- ence championship in girls Coach Brett Burroughs’ Conf. Overall W-L W-L PF PA ference champion Whiteville tennis since 2003 this fall, de- SCHS squad finished runnerup W-L W-L PF PA W. Brunswick 4-0 4-4 207 204 High and runnerup South Co- throning five-time defending with a 9-3 record and has high Red Springs 3-0 6-3 330 216 S. Columbus 3-1 7-2 233 136 lumbus High girls tennis team champion South Brunswick. hopes of gaining a “wild-card” E. Columbus 2-1 5-4 244 137 E. Bladen 3-1 5-3 226 175 will open play Tuesday in the The Lady Wolfpack posted a berth in the state 2A playoffs. St. Pauls 1-2 6-3 416 325 N. Brunswick 3-2 6-3 259 148 state 2A dual team playoffs. 12-0 record in conference play. The Lady Stallions would Coach Serena Smith’s Lady The Lady Wolfpack is paced travel to meet to meet their W, Columbus 1-2 4-5 176 278 Whiteville 1-3 3-5 195 172 Wolfpack will play host to the by seniors Olivia Butler, Carly first-round opponent on Tues- Fairmont 1-2 4-5 210 213 S. Brunswick 1-3 2-6 141 274 Mid-State Conference runn- High, Maleah Murray and day. S. Robeson 1-2 3-5 126 174 W. Bladen 0-5 0-9 177 494 erup Tuesday at 4 p.m., at the Kianna Washington, junior Tuesday’s winners will WHS courts. Madison Hege and sophomore advance to second round play Friday’s results Friday’s results WHS won its first confer- Margaret High. on Oct. 22. East Columbus 60, St. Pauls 18 Whiteville 57, West Bladen 21 South Robeson 23, West Columbus 20 East Bladen 28, South Columbus 6 (3 ot) North Brunswick 47, South Brunswick 7 WHS booters top league-leading W. Brunswick Red Springs 46, Fairmont 10 West Brunswick - OPEN SHALLOTTE - The White- Wolfpack goal. 1 conference record and a 9-7-1 ville High School boys soccer On Wednesday, Coach Ron- season mark. This Friday’s games This Friday’s games team kept its Waccamaw 2A- nie Todd’s WHS squad battled The Wolfpack will play to- St. Pauls at West Columbus Whiteville at South Columbus 3A Conference championship North Brunswick to a 1-1 tie day at West Bladen and it will East Columbus at Fairmont West Brunswick at West Bladen hopes alive on Thursday by East Bladen at South Brunswick at the WHS field. The game travel to play East Bladen on South Robeson at Red Springs taking a 1-0 victory over con- Jordan-Matthews at North Brunswick ended in a tie after two over- Wednesday. Games begin at 7:30 p.m. ference-leading West Bruns- time periods. Both matches will begin Games begin at 7:30 p.m. wick at the WBHS field. Whiteville now holds a 5-3- at 6 p.m. Kirkland Bass scored the Wolfpack SCHS sweeps WHS in volleyball match VINEGAR HILL - The played match by scores of 25- added six service points, four Continued from 1B South Columbus Lady Vikings 22, 25-22 and 25-21. aces and two kills. took a 3-0 Waccamaw 2A-3A Haylee Lee led a balanced South Columbus also won West Bladen 0 7 0 14 - 21 Conference volleyball victory scoring attack with eight ser- the junior varsity match in Whiteville 8 28 7 14 - 57 over visiting Whiteville on vice points, three aces and two straight games. Thursday. three kills for SCHS. Hannah SCHS will close out its W - Rysheen McMillan 1 run TONIGHT’S GAMES Coach David Marlowe’s Lee had six service points and regular-season schedule on West Columbus (Dylan Williams run). W - Fuquon Thompson 4 run Lady Stallions won the tightly eight kills and Karly Suggs Tuesday at North Brunswick. at East Columbus (Gerardo Maggioli kick). W - Tykwan McDougal 4 run South Brunswick (Maggioli kick). Clarkton DYB sets Jackson wins at South Columbus W - McMillan 7 run (Maggioli kick), WB - Malcom Vaught 13 pass Football Contest from Zack Wilcox (Colby McLean Whiteville-OPEN Haunted House dates Andre Jackson of White- kick). ville picked 17 of 18 games room. W - Thompson 38 run (Maggioli The dates and times have correctly to win las t week’s Clarkton DYB’s Haunted kick). been set for the 2012 Clarkton J.S. Mann’s Football Contest. W - McMillan 3 run (Maggioli kick). House has a reputation of Dixie Youth Baseball’s annual He will receive the $50 cash WB - Frank Moultrie 40 fumble being one of the scariest Hal- Haunted House. prize. return (kick failed). The house, located on N.C. loween events in southeastern W - Thompson 10 run (Maggioli 211, three miles east of Clark- North Carolina, and this year kick). ton, is the same site the group organizers say will be the best WB - Karon Shipman 5 run (Ta- ever. Over the years, thousands vion Graham pass from Wilcox). has used for the past six years. Central takes W - Antonio Faulk 49 run (Mag- Opening Night will be Satur- of people support the Clarkton gioli kick). day, Oct. 20, starting at 7 p.m. Dixie Youth Baseball program football win Admission will be $5. and visit the Haunted House. The Central Middle School The other dates for opera- Group rates are available for football team stayed unbeaten tion are Saturday, October 27; groups of 21 or more people. last Tuesday as it took a 28-0 Co- Vikings Monday, October 29; Tuesday, For more information, visit lumbus County League victory. October 30; and Wednesday, website at www.clarktondix- Continued from 1B Shakir Ford helped lead the October 31. The gates will open ieyouth.com. Friday in the annual WCHS Hornet win by rushing for 110 at 7 each night. Dixie Youth Baseball serves Homecoming game. yards on 10 carries and return- Though it is an annual children between the ages of ing a pass interception 30 yards event, the Haunted House has 5 and 12, using the game of W. Columbus 6 0 0 0 6 8 0 - 20 for a touchdown. had extensive changes and baseball to teach sportsman- S. Robeson 0 0 0 6 6 8 3 - 23 RaQuan McAllister record- additions this year. Visitors ship, patriotism, and team ed 10 tackles, caused a fumble WC - Ethan Morris 29 pass from can anticipate the scare of a spirit. The Haunted House is and rushed 10 times for 50 Harvey Lesane (run failed). lifetime, with thrills and chills one of Clarkton DYB’s biggest yards. Mike Hines had nine SR - Anthony Brown 87 run (PAT around every corner in each fund-raisers. failed). tackles and Sylvester Gore had SR - Kalvis Chavis 3 run (PAT eight tackles for Central. failed). Staff photo by Mark Gilchrist WCHS Boosters to meet tonight Hornet quarterback Trey WC - Lesane 7 run (PAT failed). East Columbus running back Nick McClure (center) Ellis threw a 30-yard touch- The West Columbus High tact Jerry Haynes at 770-2356 or WC - Rostin Bromel 4 pass from scored three touchdowns in the Gators’ 60-18 football rout down pass. Lesane (Lesane run). School Athletic Booster Club Coach Mark Little at 918-3414. of St. Pa ls riday ni t at t e ECHS feld. Coac Toby Ka- SR - Chavis 10 run (Chavis run). will meet on Monday, Oct. 15, in sell’s Gators are now carrying a 5-4 season record. They SR - Damien Oxendine 27 FG. the school media center to begin hold down second place in the Three Rivers Conference. preparations for its 2012 $10,000 Reverse Raffle that will be held Saturday, Nov. 17. Stallions 701 Bowling All past, present and per- spective WCHS Booster Club MONDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE ville on Friday. Sr. 218; John Paite, 213; James Cos- members are urged to attend. OCTOBER 8 gdrave, 210; Jeff Barker, 203. Also, the Booster Club is W-L S. Columbus 0 0 0 6 - 6 Top Scratch Series L.J. Frink, holding its 2012-13 Membership Fantastic 4 22.5-12.5.5 E. Bladen 7 14 7 0 - 28 572; Jimmy Evans, 534; John Paite, Drive. Triple D’s 21-14 532; Kim Manley, 520. For more information, con- EB - Rasheem Keith 10 run (Alex Split Personality 19.5-15.5 Untouchables 18-17 Alvarez kick). Women Team 6 17-18 EB - Farrell Murchison 1 run Top scratch games: Pat Ridge- Team 3 16-19 (Alvarez kick). way, 169; Sherry Manley, 156; Marsha 701 Lanes 15-20 EB - Murchison 11 run (Alvarez Frink, 144; Missy Barker, 136.. Team Destruction 15-20 kick). Top scratch series Pat Ridge- EB - Keith 21 run (Alvarez kick). way, 456; Sherry Manley, 422; Marsha SC - Reggie Frink 6 run (kick Men OCTOBER Frdink, 395; Missy Barker, 376.. failed). Top scratch games:L.J. Frink SPECIALS Open 7 Days A Week
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CNAS Carpentry Work FT 2nd shift 2:30-10:30pm available. Roofing, painting and wallpaper. No NC license. Excellent pay and great job too small. Workmanship guaran- DEER CORN FOR Sale. 50 lbs bag benefits. Apply in person. Autumn teed. Call 642-4226. FOUND GERMAN SHEPHERD run- !BUYING JUNK CARS, trucks, vans 4X8 CHERRY DINING ROOM table $6.50. call 910-445-9608 Care of Shallotte, 237 Mulberry St. ning around courthouse in Whiteville. & tractors. Paying top $$ for anything. with 6 chairs with fabric cushions. Shallotte, NC DRIVEWAY MARL $125 truck load Pick up free 24/7. (910) 770-3131. Call to identify 770-5095. Solid beige. 640-6796 DEER SWEET POTATOES for sale. delivered. Bushhogging & back hoe CORBETT TIMBER COMPANY Call 840-4897. NURSE POSITIONS LPN or RN work 910-642-7844, 317-4068. Buyers of land and timber. We buy BED 2 PC, BRAND NEW. Full mat- Full time or part time. Must have NC DIXIE LEE PEAS, Covington sweet pine saw timber, hardwood saw tim- tress sets $99. Queen $109. King license. Excellent benefits. Vacation, HANDYMAN potatoes, also taking orders on Red ber, and pulpwood - 5 acres or great- $189. Can deliver. Call 910-794- Holiday pay, Sick pay and more. 910-654-3341 or Ripper now ready. 642-7548. $40 REWARD - FELL OFF TOP of er. Call days 642-2909. 4111. Dealer. Autumn Care of Shallotte, 237 Mul- 740-6758 car a Black, leather bound Kenneth GREEN PEANUTS. HAND picked berry Street, Shallotte, NC 28459. Copeland Bible (KJV) near Hills on JK I BUY/TOW Junk Cars $175-600. RAY’S USED FURNITURE Hwy 130 & refrigerated. Call 910-520-5874 or Please apply in person LARRY HINSON’S BACKHOE Powell Blvd. Call 910-234-4791. I Take free junk metal, appliances. past Brunswick Electric. Living, din- 910-918-1212. All types of backhoe work, lot clear- Open 24/7. Call now 910-385-8585 ing, bedrooms, tables, chairs, etc. REGISTERED NURSE: Bladen ing, sand, top soil and marl. We also buy used furniture! 840-5356 County Hospital, Elizabethtown NC Call 654-4503. OLDER MODEL SNAPPER 12hp rid- is seeking Registered Nurses for our ing mower. Running or for parts. Call Surgical Services Dept (willing to 655-8978 after 6pm. UNDER PRESSURE WANT TO FIND a hunting lease. take call), Med/Surg Unit and Emer- Pressure Washing cleaning homes, This is NOT a club. No dogs. This is SENIOR CITIZEN DESPERATELY gency Dept. Must be licensed with decks & driveways and NOT your grandfather, sons and grandsons. needs to buy used lift chair for large COMPOST FOR SALE at the Boys & NCBON, experience preferred. Full wallet. Call Mike Hyatt Jr. 840-2550 Prefer Columbus, Brunswick, Bladen, size person. Call 910-648-2505. Girls Homes. $10 per yd. Pick up only. Time and Per Diem positions available for free estimate Duplin or Pender. Please contact Proceeds benefit B&GH. Call Eric at EXPERIENCED GRILL COOK 7a & 7p. Competitive Salary, Excel- Gregg: 910-777-3984 910-234-1751. NEEDED. Call Donut Shop 910-640- lent Benefits. 100 Pets & Animals 3317. Send Resume to gparks@capefear- 060 Special Notices KITTENS FREE to a good home & HAY FOR SALE valley.com or by fax to GParks 910- Round & Square Bales EXPERIENCED TAX PREPARER 862-1127. cats free, has be spaded. Call 910- Seasonal/Part Time 499-2638. SPRIGGING/PLANTING TO BARRY FREEDMAN/Freedman of Coastal Bermuda grass. Call 910- 2+yrs experience and PTIN required Farms. We are Terminating our agre- 649-6145 or 910-770-0910. Mail resume to: H&R BLOCK ment to farm land on Sellerstown Rd. PO Box 2349, Whiteville, NC 28472. Equal Opportunity Employer. 2008 MERCURY SABLE, 4 dr, V6 Lewis B. Thompson & Martha J, auto, moonroof, 82k, $11,800. Fair Thompson NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY YARD SALE Bluff Ford 910-649-7531 TO: BARRY FREEDMAN. I am ter- October 20, 2012 300 GAL 27’ SPRAYER, a 650 New 2011 CHEVY IMPALA, V6, 4 door minating my agreement for the year 6:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Holland round baler, 4 basket Kuhn 2013 for all my land. First Bank: WANTED CDL DRIVERS - 2 years sedan, flexible fuel, 32k, $16,500. Fair hay tedder, 2 basket Lely hay tedder Bluff Ford 649-7531 Ruby W Thompson 1104 N. J.K. Powell Blvd. and rake combo. A Massey Ferguson experience over the road. Pay by the Large variety of items! mile, drop pay & layover pay. Must 12 square baler and 3 point back hoe 2011 FORD FUSION, 4dr, sedan, SEL attachment. Call 910-840-4097 have valid CDL license. Call 910-654- 1261 WE ARE GROWING! sunroof, SYNC, 15k. $19,500. Fair Bluff Ford. 910-649-7531 542 JOHN DEERE Tractor with cab, Lower Cape Fear Hospice & 4WD, 541 front loader, 2074hrs. LifeCareCenter has the following position available: 2011 LINCOLN MKZ, 4 door sedan, Farmall M tractor. Farmall 300 trac- SYNC, leather, 24k. $25,900. Fair tor. Very nice 2 seat horse carriage, Bluff Ford 649-7531 fringe top and brakes. 910-840-4097 EVERGREEN BEHAVIORAL Temporary FT RN for Bladen MANAGEMENT, Inc. and Columbus - this position 2012 FORD TAURUS SEL, 4dr, is currently recruiting for the following will last for 6 months. Ideal can - sedan, auto, moonroof, 14k. $25,900. 230 Miscellaneous positions for our Whiteville location: didate will be able to work Fair Bluff Ford. 910-649-7531 s "ILLING !SSISTANT s -EDICAL 2ECEP- autonomously as well as with a DIAMOND PENDANT 16 princess TIONIST s !#44 10 s !#44 00 team. Provides end of life care to cut diamonds in white gold. Cost s #OMMUNITY 3UPPORT 4EAM ,EAD patients while building upon $2000, asking $700. Hamilton railroad #OMMUNITY 3UPPORT 4EAM 00 s one’s clinical experience. Prior pocket watch $150. 654-4440 )NTENSIVE )N (OME 4EAM ,EAD s )NTEN- home health, hospice or oncol - 2011 FORD F-150 XLT crew cab, 4x2, sive In Home QP ogy experience preferred. Current power pkg, 11k. $26,900. Fair Bluff s 4ARGETED #ASE -ANAGER 4#- s license to practice in NC req’d. Ford. 910-649-7531 )NTENSIVE )N (OME !0 s *OB #OACH Casual Pool RN for inpatient (Supported Employment) facility in Whiteville. Critical think - SHORT s &ULLY ,ICENSED /UT 0ATIENT 4HERAPIST ing and multi-tasking a must. Day and night shifts available. Current Evergreen Behavioral Management, license to practice in NC req’d. BROS. 2001 CHEVY EXPRESS handicap Inc. is currently recruiting for the fol- Prior hospice or oncology expe- van incl. chair lift, tie down for wheel- lowing positions for our Evergreen, rience preferred. chair, new tires. Very clean. 105k. RENT-A-CAR NC location: Email resumes to $10,500. NOW $9.500 910-641-1250. Supervisor In Charge (Preferred can- [email protected] or fax to didates will be: DHHS Certified Medi- 910-341-1907. No phone calls. $ 95 2007 FORD ECONOLINE 350, 3dr, cation Aide) EOE 141k. 15 passenger $7,900. Fair Bluff DAILY Please visit our website at www.ever- 19 Ford 910-649-7531 Hwy. 701, South of Whiteville greeenbehavioral.com to apply. Evergreen Behavioral Management, 2009 FORD SPORT TRAC 4 dr, V6, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employ- SERVICES sunroof, 56k, $22,900. SYNC. Fair 642-4175 er, M/F/D/V Bluff Ford 910-649-7531
2012 FORD ESCAPE limited, 4dr, heated leather, 18k, $21,900. Fair Bluff Ford 910-649-7531 FOR SALE - 3 sections, deluxe res- taurant buffet. Has 9 wells plus salad bar area. Includes cabinets, complete and ready to use. Call 910-918-5177 or 910-918-6067 for an appointment 4-2008 ACURA rims, factory chrome to see. w/Michelin Pilot tires, less than 500m. $1,500 OBO 843-251-2285 or 843- 756-1080
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3 BR 1 BATH HOME for rent. Coun- 2 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME, East- Attorney for the Estate 493 and Book 630, Page 344, Colum- without knowledge of the Substitute try kitchen style design. Rent: $525; over Park. Call J.L. Powell & Co Inc. 110 West Nance Street bus County Registry. Trustee(s). If the validity of the sale is Deposit: $525; call 703-258-5540 642-4049. Whiteville, NC 28472 Address of Property: 581 Hallsboro challenged by any party, the Substi- Telephone 910-642-8147 Road, Hallsboro, NC 28442 tute Trustee(s), in its/their sole discre- ****Publisher’s Notice**** in Chadbourn. No pets. bath mobile home. N. Equal Housing 3 BR HOUSE 2 BEDROOM, 2 October 1, 8, 15, 22, 2012 $450 month + $450 security dep., ref- Hallsboro area. No pets. References. Present Record Owner: Spouse, if any tion, if it/they believe(s) the challenge Opportunity of Terrence C. Bellamy and Terrence to have merit, may declare the sale to All real estate advertised herein is erences req. Call 654-4973 642-5801 or 640-9435. subject to the Federal Fair Housing Notice of C. Bellamy be void and return the deposit. The Act, North Carolina and Columbus 3 BR, 2 BATH in Whiteville Central PRIVATE LOT - East of Whiteville. Substitute The terms of the sale are that the real purchaser will have no further remedy. Fair Housing Law which makes it ille- Heat/Air, $650 mo + $650 security Large 2 BR, 2 bath mobile home. No property hereinbefore described will Additional Notice where the Real gal to advertise any preference, limi- dep. References req. No pets. 654- pets. 918-4684 or 640-3896. Trustee’s be sold for cash to the highest bid- Property is Residential with less that tation discrimination based on race, 4973 color, religion, sex, handicap, familial Foreclosure Sale of der. The Substitute Trustee reserves 15 Rental Units: status or national origin, or intention the right to require a cash deposit or An order for possession of the prop- 955 Cedar Branch Rd. Chadbourn. to make any such preferences, limi- a certified check not to exceed the erty may be issued pursuant to G.S. 2 bed, 1 bath Real Property tations or discrimination. We will not greater of five percent (5%) of the 45-21.29 in favor of the purchaser and knowingly accept any advertising for $350/month + security deposit + MALE FOR ROOM to rent near Chad- real estate which is in violation of the last month bourn. Large private bathroom. amount of the bid or seven hundred against the party or parties in posses- law. All person are hereby informed 252-756-2920 Peaceful area. $100mo. 910-918- 12-SP-12sp162 fifty Dollars ($750.00). In the event sion by the Clerk of Superior Court of that all dwellings advertised are avail- 4450 UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of the power that the holder is exempt from pay- the County in which the property is able on an equal opportunity basis. To BRICK HOUSE, 3 BR, 2 bath 1,600 and authority contained in that certain ing the same, the successful bidder sold. Any person who occupies the complain of discrimination, call HUD toll-free at 1-800-765-9372. sq. ft. City. $750 month + security Deed of Trust executed and delivered may also be required to pay reve- property pursuant to a rental agree- dep. 336-870-2501. by Terrence C. Bellamy (Unmarried), nue stamps on the Trustee’s Deed, ment entered into or renewed on FOR SALE BY OWNER. 3 BR 2 ba, dated August 4, 2005 and recorded any Land Transfer Tax, and the tax or after October 1, 2007, may, after LAKEFRONT DOWNSTAIRS unit FOR LEASE - 1,200 sq. ft. office/retail 2050 sq ft home. 2 blocks off Lake on August 11, 2005, in Book 824 at required by N.C.G.S. 7A-308 (a)(1). receiving the notice of sale, terminate Waccamaw. Central heat/air. Hard- with 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, pier, patio space. Powell Plaza. Contact Memo- Page 695, in the Office of the Register The real property hereinabove the rental agreement upon 10 days wood floors. Call 640-6497 for details. facing the lake. Year lease Call 910- ry Enterprises. 642-5824 602-3437 or 910-617-5105 of Deeds of Columbus County, North described is being offered for sale written notice to the landlord. Upon HOUSE FOR SALE. 617 Blue Jean FOR LEASE - Retail or office space, Carolina; and because of default in \’e2”AS IS, WHERE IS\’e2” and will termination of a rental agreement, Rd. In good shape, 3BR, 2 full bath, various sizes. Memory Plaza. Memory the payment of the indebtedness be sold subject to all superior liens, the tenant is liable for rent due under 910-620-9376 Enterprises. 910-642-5824. secured thereby and failure to carry unpaid taxes, and special assess- the rental agreement prorated to the out and perform the stipulations and ments. Other conditions will be effective date of termination. PECAN ORCHARD. Brick home, 3 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT. No pets. FOR RENT Downtown Commercial agreements contained therein and, announced at the sale. The sale will Dated: September 27, 2012 BR, 2.5 b, db garage, secluded lot. Please call J.L. Powell & Co., Inc. Call Building. Spacious parking. Call J.L. pursuant to demand of the holder be held open for ten (10) days for The Hunoval Law Firm, PLLC, Attor- 642-4049. Powell & Co., Inc. (910) 642-4049. $229,500. Call Rick for appt 910- of the indebtedness secured by said upset bids as by law required. ney for 445-3854. Cypress Village Apartments Deed of Trust, the undersigned Sub- If the Substitute Trustee is unable to Poore Substitute Trustee, LTD as stitute Trustee will place for sale, at PRICE REDUCTION $175,000 197 Orange St., Fair Bluff, N.C. convey title to this property for any Substitute Trustee 3BR 2ba brick home 400 E Oliver 1 and 2 bedrooms with Handicap public auction, to the highest bidder reason, the sole remedy of the pur- (704) 334-7114 St, Whiteville. 2 car garage, new accessible units available. LEASE LAND FOR HUNTING. Con- for cash at the usual place of sale at chaser is the return of the deposit. (110.005193/Bellamy), 293628 paint, multi updates, move in ready. Free laundry facilities + Community tact 910-625-6893 for information Columbus County Courthouse, in Reasons of such inability to convey October 8, 15, 2012 Call 840-0833/840-6998. No owner room **24 hour maintenance** Whiteville, North Carolina, on Thurs- title include, but are not limited to, the finance please Section 8 Assistance Available day, October 18, 2012 at 10:00 AM filing of a bankruptcy petition prior to Income Restrictions may apply that parcel of land, including improve- the sale and reinstatement of the loan www.whiteville.com Seniors 62 years and older ments thereon, situated, lying and 910-649-7971 FOR SALE - 1 ACRE LOT well/septic Hours: Monday - Friday, 8 am-2 pm tank 2.5 miles from Walmart 910-642- being in the City of Hallsboro, County of Columbus, State of North Carolina, 3/4 ACRE lot w/improvement 16X80 TDD Relay 1-800-735-2962 0344. 3BR, 2 bath. Ready to move in. Dou- Professionally Managed by and being more particular described ble carport & storage for more info. Community Management as follows: 654-4128 Corporation Lying and being in the Town of Halis- FREE boro, Bogue Township, Columbus County. North Carolina, on Oak Street Home Security and being Lot No. 19 in Block A, as Protect NOTICE OF CREDITORS Your shown on map by J.S. Trogdon in System! RESTAURANT FOR SALE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA Home 1914, said map being recorded in * Fully equipped, good location. Priced COUNTY OF COLUMBUS FURNISHED 2 BR APARTMENT IN Book V-2, Page 56 in the Office of $ for quick sale. For more info call 910- IN THE GENERAL COURT OF 850 Value! WILLIAMSBURG. Call J. L. Powell the Register of Deeds of Columbus 918-3528 910-642-4049 JUSTICE County and being the same lot con- Call Today, Protect Tomorrow! SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION veyed to Pierce and Company by MADISON HILL APARTMENTS FILE NO.: 12E310 Gaston H. Ray and Bernice Q. Ray 206 S, Madison St., Whiteville, NC In The matter of the Estate of by deed dated the 6th day of March, 1-866-981-3108 One Bedroom Apts. Franklin David Larrimore * With $99 Customer Installation charge and purchase of alarm monitoring services. LOT FOR SALE: Williams Township/ 1926, and recorded in Deed Book "3-%05"$*+*2*&16.,,3-*25 Having qualified as Administratrix of Mollie area. Large lot, nice commu- r..,6 ).301,"*-2&-"-$& 125, Page 232. Also, part of the same nity. Call 642-2872 or 653-3582. the Estate of FRANKLIN DAVID LAR- Rental assistance up to 100% land conveyed by S.W. Pierce, J.B. RIMORE, Deceased, late of Colum- based on income. Income restric- Wyche, and James A. Wyche, trading bus County, North Carolina, the tion may apply as Pierce and Company on the 27th undersigned hereby notifies all per- BUNDLE & SAVE! Seniors 62 years and older day of June, 1947, to Gaston H. Ray sons having claims against the estate and wife, Bernice S. Ray, and record- 64 ACRES OF WOODED LAND off Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9 am to 2 pm of said decedent to present them to it ON DIGITAL SERVICES FOR YOUR HOME Red Hill Rd. Great road system, over ed in Book 178, Page 345, Office of &+"5 on or before the 3rd day of January, 1 mile long. Set up for still hunting. the Register of Deeds of Columbus DIGITAL TV Professionally Managed by 2013, or this notice will be pled in bar $78,000. 910-840-9936 County. Reference is also made to Community Management of their recovery. All persons indebted Corporation deeds recorded in Book 367, Page HIGH-SPEED INTERNET Home + 2.25 acres @ to said estate will please make imme- BLACK RIVER 729 and Book 367, Page 852, Colum- Yonder Store for sale or rent. $39,500. diate payment. bus County Registry. DIGITAL PHONE 910-642-0344 The 1st day of October, 2012 And also a second tract: Offers may be available now in your area from Acceller, Inc. for these top service providers: CAROLYN JOANN ARP LARRIMORE © Being Lot No. 18, Block A, in the Town $)"35&3t7&3*;0/t"55tTime Warner Cable Authorized Retailer FOWLER of Hallsboro, as shown by map made Administratrix of the estate of FRANK- STARTING AT TO FIND OUT MORE CALL TOLL-FREE by J.S. Trogdon in 1914, which map /mo. LIN DAVID LARRIMORE * is recorded in Book of Deeds V-2, $89 For first 12 mo. 1-877-715-4515 deceased By Acceller, Inc., an authorized retailer. Page 56, in the Office of the Register 13768 Swamp Fox Highway *Geographic and service restrictions apply to all services. Call to see if you qualify. 2 BEDROOM MH non smoking in of Deeds of Columbus County. Ref- Tabor City, NC 28463 ****Publisher’s Notice**** Guideway References required. No erence is made to deeds recorded in Equal Housing Matthew J. Tedder pets. 653-2790 and leave message. Book 177, Pa ge 554, Book 223, Page Opportunity ™ never felt so good A Safe Step Walk-In Tub will offer All real estate advertised herein is Safety independence to those seeking a safe subject to the Federal Fair Housing and easy way to bathe right in the Act, North Carolina and Columbus convenience and comfort of their own Fair Housing Law which makes it ille- home. Constructed and built right here gal to advertise any preference, limi- in America for safety and durability from tation discrimination based on race, the ground up, and with more standard color, religion, sex, handicap, familial features than any other tub. status or national origin, or intention to make any such preferences, limi- You’ll agree – there just isn’t a better walk- tations or discrimination. We will not in tub on the market. knowingly accept any advertising for So take your fi rst step towards feeling great real estate which is in violation of the and stay in the home you love. Give us a law. All person are hereby informed call today! Call Today Toll-Free that all dwellings advertised are avail- LIFETIME able on an equal opportunity basis. To LIMITED WARRANTY 1-866-966-8564 FREE AD! N THE U.S E I .A for FREE Information and for D . A complain of discrimination, call HUD M our Senior Discounts toll-free at 1-800-765-9372. 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NOTICE OF CREDITORS Columbus County Registry, default The property to be offered pursuant Having qualified as Public Adminis- having been made in the payment to this notice of sale is being offered trator of the Estate of PAULINE HILL of the indebtedness thereby secured for sale, transfer, and conveyance “AS October is... FOWLER, deceased, late of Colum- and the said deed of trust being by the IS, WHERE IS”. Neither the Trustee bus County, The undersigned here- terms thereof subject to foreclosure, nor the holder of the note, nor the offi- by notifies all persons having claims and the holder of the indebtedness cers, directors, attorneys, employees, against the estate of said decedent thereby secured having demanded agents nor authorized representatives to present them to the undersigned a foreclosure thereof for the purpose of either the Trustee or the holder of national within (3) months from the date of the of satisfying said indebtedness, the the Note make any representations first publication, or this notice will be Clerk of Superior Court of Colum- or warranties relating to the title, or pleaded in bar of their recovery. All bus County having authorized this any physical, environmental, health or persons indebted to said estate will foreclosure, the undersigned Sub- safety conditions existing in, on, at or please make immediate payment. stitute Trustee will offer for sale at relating to the property being offered Beauty The 24th day of September, 2012 public auction to the highest bidder for sale, and any and all responsi- Carlton E. Nance for cash at the Courthouse door in bilities or liabilities arising out of or Public Administrator of the estate of Whiteville, North Carolina, at 11:00 in any way relating to such condi- Pauline Hill Fowler a.m., on Tuesday, October 23, 2012, tion are expressly disclaimed. This 6405 Andrew Jackson Hwy. the land conveyed in said Deed Of sale is made subject to all prior liens, Cerro Gordo, NC 28430 Trust, the same being more particu- encumbrances, taxes, assessments, Salonmonth October 1, 8, 15, 22, 2012 larly described as follows: restrictions and easements of record. BEING all of Lots numbered One A cash deposit of five (5%) percent of Who couldn’t use a little NOTICE TO CREDITORS Hundred Ninety-Nine (199) and Two the purchase price, or Seven Hundred STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA Hundred (200), in Block D of Wac- Fifty Dollars and No/100 ($750.00), pampering to ease the stress COUNTY OF COLUMBUS camaw Shore Subdivision as shown whichever is greater, will be required The undersigned, KATIE S. COG- and delineated on that certain map of the successful bidder immediately that life brings? DELL, has qualified as Administratrix of said subdivision bearing date of upon completion of the sale. The suc- of the Estate of JOHN DAVID COG- April 30, 1963, prepared by Gerrit C. cessful bidder is required to pay the Beauty Salon Month is a DELL, JR., late of Columbus County, Greer, Registered Surveyor for Lake entire balance of the purchase price, and this is to notify all persons having Waccamaw Development Corp., and which shall specifically include the great time for a makeover. claims against said Estate to present registered in Plat Book 8 at Page 31, amount of the bid plus a) deed record- them to the undersigned on or before in the Office of the Register of Deeds ing fees, b) notice of foreclosure January 15, 2013, pursuant to North of Columbus County, North Carolina. recording fees, c) revenue stamps Let potential customers Carolina General Statute 28A-14-1, Being a part of those certain lots con- for the deed tendered to the buyer, if or this notice shall be pled in bar of veyed by deed dated February 15, applicable, and d) the clerk’s assess- know what your salon, spa, their recovery. All persons indebted 1973, from W.C. Black, et ux, Maude ment charged on the sale, by cash or to said Estate will please make imme- Black to Robert Dawson, Sr., et ux, certified check upon tender of deed shop or supply store has to diate payment to the undersigned at Deltra M. Dawson and recorded in for the property in him by the Trustee. the following address: Book 270 at Page 141, Office of the This sale will remain open for ten (10) offer with an ad celebrating This the 15th day of October, 2012. Register of Deeds of Columbus Coun- days for upset bids in accordance KATIE S. COGDELL, ADMINISTRA- ty, North Carolina. with North Carolina General Statutes. your special month. TRIX The property herein above described Pursuant to North Carolina law, the 130 Miller Subdivision was acquired by Grantor by instru- clerk of superior court of the county in Whiteville, NC 28472 Your ad can be included on ment recorded in Book 554, Page which the property is sold may issue Williamson, Walton & Scott, L.L.P. 580. an order for possession of the prop- Attorneys at Law Being the same property conveyed erty pursuant to G.S. 45-21.29 in favor our FULL COLOR Page P. O. Box 1467 by W. Horace Carter and wife, Linda of the purchaser and against the party Whiteville, NC 28472 D. Carter to Charles E. Sikes and or parties in possession. Also pursu- Oct. 15, 22, 29, Nov. 5, 2012 wife, Genell N. Sikes by Deed dated ant to North Carolina law, any person for only the 15th day of February, 2005 and who occupies the property pursuant Notice of recorded in Deed Book 806, Page to a rental agreement entered into or Foreclosure Sale 473, Columbus County Registry. renewed on or after October 1, 2007, $ 00 The RECORD OWNER of the above may, after receiving the notice of sale, described real property as of the date terminate the rental agreement upon FILE NUMBER: 12-SP-221 not more than ten (10) days prior to 10 days’ written notice to the landlord. 69 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA the date of this notice is: Charles The notice shall also state that upon Call The News Reporter’s COUNTY OF COLUMBUS E. Sikes and spouse, if any, and the termination of a rental agreement, PURSUANT to the power of sale PHYSICAL ADDRESS of the subject the tenant is liable for rent due under contained in those certain Deeds property is 914 Waccamaw Shores the rental agreement prorated to the Advertising Department of Trust in the principal amount of Road, Lake Waccamaw, North Caro- effective date of the termination. $147,000.00 and $30,000.00, from lina 28450. DATED: August 27, 2012 at 642-4104, today! Charles E. Sikes and wife, Genell N. The terms of sale are as follows here- T. SCOTT SESSIONS Sikes, to O. Richard Wright, Jr., Trust- in. The Trustee, in his sole discretion, SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE ee for Linda D. Carter, dated Febru- may delay the sale for up to one hour THE MCGOUGAN LAW FIRM ary 15, 2005 and November 13, 2006, as provided for in NCGS 45-21.23. ATTORNEYS AT LAW and recorded February 15, 2005, and Should the property be purchased 130 JEFFERSON STREET th November 15, 2006, in Book 806 at by a third party, that third party must WHITEVILLE, N.C. 28472 Deadline to be included is October 20 Page 475 and in Book 871 at Page pay the tax of Forty-Five Cents ($0.45) TELEPHONE: 910-640-1485 914, Columbus County Registry, and per One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) FACSIMILE: 910-640-3132 pursuant to the authority vested in the required by NCGS 7A-308(a)(1), October 15, 22, 2012a undersigned as Substitute Trustee by as well as any Clerk’s Commission a written instrument recorded in the charged upon the sale, if applicable. 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