Local Sea Scout Ship was among best in na- Te annual rSCC Rams are Region 10 cham- tion in 1940s. Part two property tax list- pions. rClinton nips Lady Pack in of Columbus Scouting ings are printed tight second-round soccer match.
appears today. Tax in today’s issue. rGators defeat Mariners. Sports Inside See page 5-B. See page 1-B.
TODAY See page 1-C. LISTING ThePublished News since 1890 every Monday and Tursday forReporter the County of Columbus and her people. Tursday, May 19, 2011 Tomas gets life as jury deadlocks nJurors hung 11-1 in favor of death, and tive terms of life in prison without parole. asperation by the 11 jurors who wanted to sentence Volume 114, Number 90 life in prison is automatic result. These life terms are to begin at the expiration of Thomas to death. Whiteville, North Carolina a life term he got in 2009 for a murder in Durham. There was one juror who refused to talk with oth- By BOB HIGH Thomas also received an additional 618 to 763 months er jurors as they deliberated, and wouldn’t answer Staff Writer for the crimes of attempted murder, kidnapping, questions, or even participate in voting during the 50 Cents burglary and attempted robbery. last four days the jury wrestled over the sentencing Danny Lamont Thomas wiped tears from his eyes Longest trial recommendation. for almost two minutes here Wednesday afternoon Thomas stood between his defense lawyers James Deadlocked DIDYOB? when he realized a deadlocked (11-1) sentencing jury Payne and Mike Ramos to be sentenced, and the only They were sent in to begin Wednesday’s session Did you observe ... would result in his not being sent to Death Row. thing heard in the courtroom was Lock’s voice as he at 2:05 p.m., and the foreman sent a note to Lock at The 38-year-old former Chadbourn resident who took almost five minutes to complete the longest trial 2:45 p.m. that stated they were “deadlocked in all Area trapping enthu- returned in 2005 and terrorized the black commu- in Columbus County history. four cases.” Called to the courtroom, the foreman, siasts lining up for nity for a period of five months by killing four and The jury didn’t move from its 11-1 position from in the presence of the other jurors, confirmed his attempting to kill two others, never said a word as Saturday afternoon to Wednesday afternoon, and note at 2:58 p.m. this weekend’s class at ended more than 25 hours of deliberation with ex- Judge Thomas Lock sentenced him to four consecu- See Thomas, page 4-A Honey Hill Preserve? It’s the frst time the Trappers Association Schoolteacher and Wildlife Resources County budget Commission have held arrested in such a class in the area March murder includes salary, ... Mitchel Tyler get- ting “all the credit” nMichael Shawn Brown, fee increases Chadbourn teacher and for bringing Gov. Bev By NICOLE CARTRETTE counselor, faces second- Staff Writer Perdue to the Seventh degree murder charge. District Democrat Columbus County Manager Bill Clark pre- Convention? It was the By BOB HIGH sented a $70.5 million spending proposal for Staff Writer fiscal 2011-2012 that holds the county’s tax rate frst time in memory steady at 81.5 cents per $100 value but calls for a sitting governor has Michael Shawn Brown, 45, a increases in salary expenses, education spend- attended ... Gov. Perdue teacher and counselor at Chad- ing and solid waste user fees. bourn Elementary School, was The budget is about a half million less than volunteering to hold a arrested at his home early that proposed for 2010-2011 and includes $26 microphone for Teresa Wednesday for second-degree million in local property tax revenue. Formyduval? ... A sure murder in the pistol death of Pay Larry James Towns on March Clark proposes a 2 percent cost of living sign of spring – T-ball 29. adjustment for county employees who make players hitting the prac- Brown killed the 55-year- $25,000 or more and a $500 pay increase for old Towns at 3:55 p.m. when those making less than $25,000. tice felds? ... Clarence he thought the victim was an The budget also reflects an $88,000 increase Ganus, athletic direc- “intruder” of Brown’s coun- in the employer contribution to the Local tor at SCC, reacting to seling business at Five Points, Government Retirees System, up from 6.48 just west of Chadbourn along someone’s comment U.S. 76. See Budget, page 7-A about what time SCC See Murder, page 4-A would play the fnal playof game the next Charter school ofcials: day as the Rams trailed State stakes out Surry Community Col- right of way Staff photo by Dan Biser Statements about lege 4-1? “Tere won’t Champions return be a game tomorrow. encroachments Southeastern Baseball Coach Scott Johnson, with title plaque in hand, charter schools We’re going to come leads the Ram team off the team bus Tuesday following their return from By JEFFERSON WEAVER winning the Region 10-Division II Tournament championship at More- are ‘distortions’ back and win,” Ganus Staff Writer head City Monday evening. The Rams will advance to the 2011 NJCAA said. Turns out he was Division II World Series May 28-June 4 in Enid, Okla. See page 1-B. By FULLER ROYAL State highway officials are Staff Writer right, and the Rams are taking back public property on the way to the World along area highways. The leadership of Columbus Charter Series ... A writer to The News Re- School and its parent organization, Roger porter’s interactive “Ask Us” City teachers, personnel to Bacon Academy, are taking issue with com- forum recently wanted to know ments made by county commissioners and about survey stakes near busi- local school board members during a meeting County Deaths nesses along U.S. 701 Bypass receive annual supplement of the three groups two weeks ago. (J.K. Powell Boulevard) in nRequested changes in uni- of their annual salary and classified The meeting was requested by the Colum- Whiteville Whiteville. form policy not addressed in personnel 2.5 percent of theirs. bus County Board of Commissioners to dis- Latha Jacobs The stakes are near the 15-minute meeting. Board member Carlton Prince cuss the ramifications of a locally mandated James Ralph Long Soules Swamp bridge, and voted against the measure. Board merger of the Whiteville City and Columbus Steve Koenig residents were speculating By FULLER ROYAL member Greg Merritt was absent County school systems versus a state-man- that a widening project was in Staff Writer from the meeting. dated merger. Mozelle Hooks Bunn the near future, or if the state Superintendent Thomas Hager During the meeting the subject turned to Delco was planning a bridge replace- Teachers and staff in the White- said that as bad as the financial situ- financing and to charter schools. Enos Gayle Stocks Sr. ment project. The overpass has ville City Schools will receive their ation is this year, it will be worse next Mark Cramer, the superintendent and CEO Riegelwood been the scene of numerous annual salary supplement for the year and that employees should not of Roger Bacon Academy, said he was particu- car crashes at Virgil Street 2010-11 school year. expect a supplement in 2011-12. larly concerned with most of the comments Rose Lee Waddell that made it into the The News Reporter. Bolton and is called by some one of In a 3-1 vote, the board approved The subject of revisions to the the most dangerous bridges in the release of funds to pay certified uniform policy did not come up. At “For the last five years we have quietly sat Marsal L. Tompson personnel a supplement of 5 percent back and listened to the false accusations, See State, page 2-A See Board, page 2-A Chadbourn See Charter, page 10-A Della Jackson Montgomery Willie Ralph Bellamy Evergreen Joshua Van Nance Ofcials advise: look, but don’t touch, young wildlife By JEFFERSON WEAVER Black bears – one of the fastest growing game species Staff Writer in the state, especially in this area – can be deadly if the mother thinks a cub is threatened. A young cub can Index As spring peaks, so do interactions between humans also cause serious injuries to a well-meaning human. and wild animals—especially baby wildlife. “Wild animals are not pets, and they are not meant Editorials ...... 14-A Opossums, bears, raccoons, bobcats, foxes, squirrels, to be raised and fed by humans,” said David Cobb, chief Obituaries ...... 12-A coyotes, rabbits and deer are teaching the young of the of the Commission’s Division of Wildlife Management. Sports ...... 1-B year how to survive right now, and experts say that often “Wild animals never totally lose their wild instincts, leads to a youngster that appears lost or hurt. even if the animal seems tame. Those instincts can show Crime ...... 4-A While touching and feeding young wildlife may be up anytime and the results can be harmful to people Living ...... 1-C tempting, said Carolyn Rickard of the N.C. Wildlife and the animal.” Commission, it can be harmful to both the animals and From January to March 2011, a total of 83 rabid ani- humans. mals were identified in 43 North Carolina counties. Dur- “The best thing you can do for a wild animal is to leave ing the same time period in 2010, the Division of Public it alone and enjoy watching it,” Rickard said. “Touching Health reported that 74 rabid animals were identified Young animals are a common sight in or moving the animal can stress it or result in injuries from 41 North Carolina counties. Raccoons accounted both rural and urban areas during the to you or the animals. Children especially should be for more than half of the cases. spring, but few of them are actually aban- taught to stay away from wild animals, and contact an In Wake County last year, a group of neighborhood doned. These possums were removed adult if they see one acting strangely.” children were exposed to rabies after they found an from a home where their mother was Wildlife can transmit diseases, including rabies and injured bat on the ground and played with it. The bat killed by a dog. The possum made her roundworm, to humans. Rabid animals, including rac- later tested positive for rabies. In Haywood County, more home at the residence due to a readily coons, bats and foxes, are common in North Carolina. See Wildlife, page 13-A available supply of cat food. 2-A – The News Reporter, Thursday, May 19, 2011 TopTEACHERS Campbell is honored with Band director Goodwin is top teacher status at HAES teacher of the year at SCHS By FULLER ROYAL By FULLER ROYAL Staff Writer Staff Writer
Jannie Campbell is Halls- Band director Britton Good- boro-Artesia Elementary win has been named South Co- School’s 2011-12 Teacher of lumbus High School’s 2011-12 the Year. Teacher of the Year. “It was an honor to be se- “It is an honor and it feels lected by my peers,” said the nice to be recognized,” said 33-year education veteran who the six-year teaching veteran. teaches a self-contained first He was selected for the grade class. honor the first time three This is her first teacher of years ago, but was unable to the year honor. serve because he had not been “The best part of teaching teaching long enough to fulfill is knowing that you made a dif- the requirements. ference in the life of a child,” “The best part about teach- she said. “I love children and ing band is when you have a always wanted to teach.” great performance and you see She said Carolyn Blanks how the students have grown had inspired her to teach. and that the long, hard work “She was a master teacher has paid off,” he said. who led her classroom like the “I became a teacher because conductor of an orchestra,” I enjoy making music with stu- Campbell said. dents and watching them grow She said her least favorite and develop as individuals, as part of the job is the amount well as an ensemble.” of paperwork teachers must “A lot of band directors complete. have inspired me over the She has concerns about the years, most notably my high future of education. school band director, who is Staff photo by Fuller Royal “Priority should be given to still my mentor,” Goodwin Jannie Campbell helping schools obtain needed said. technology in order for our He said the worst parts children to stay competitive,” Campbell was born and rence have two daughters – of teaching are dealing with she said. “I also feel that every raised on a small farm in Larissa Ann, a sophomore at classroom interruptions and school should have a physical Clarkton. UNC-Pembroke and Jessica C. the amount of paperwork. Staff photo by Fuller Royal education teacher. Columbus She graduated from Halls- Grimes, a graduate of North “We, as educators, need Britton Goodwin County is one of the unhealth- boro High School in 1974. In Carolina Central University. to use more innovative and iest counties and we should 1978, she completed her bache- As for her interests outside modern technology and tools parents and the community he was the band and choral invest in the future wellness lor’s degree in early childhood of school, “I love to read and to reach and inspire our stu- to know that band is a great director at East Bladen High of the children.” education from Fayetteville sing. I am a member of Pierc- dents, who live in a fast-paced activity where students learn School. He has been at SCHS She said she wants her State University, graduating es Chapel Church in Clarkton. world with everything at the life skills that prepare them since 2006, students “to know that I cared magna cum laude. “I am a member of the touch of a button,” he said. for life after high school. He is married to Holly Lynn and believed in their success.” Her graduate studies were choir, deaconess board and “I want my band students Born in Kernersville, he Goodwin. She wants the parents and completed at the University of I have been the director of to not only learn and enjoy later moved to Wilmington “I enjoy being outdoors, the community to know that North Carolina at Pembroke children’s ministry for more music, but also to learn dis- where he graduated from doing work around the house “Most educators are commit- While in college, she was cipline, teamwork and how to John T. Hoggard High School. and traveling,” he said. ted to helping their children a typist at FSU and the sum- Fuller Royal work hard to achieve goals,” At East Carolina Univer- and they take their profession mer town clerk for Lake Wac- 910-642-4104 ext. 228 he said. “I want my students to sity, he earned a bachelor’s Fuller Royal not as a job but as a purpose or camaw. [email protected] be ready for the ‘real world.’” degree in music education. 910-642-4104 ext. 228 [email protected] life mission.” She and her husband Law- Goodwin said he wants Before coming to SCHS, State Oratorio Society will Continued from page 1-A present Messiah Sunday the county. of the property as businesses that is everywhere, and we are Improvement Plan (TIP) pro- Completing its 39th season panied by an ensemble con- While the widening project changed or expanded. In some taking steps to alleviate it. In vides for funding of the bridge of presenting public concerts sisting of string quintet, two and new bridge are on the cases signs have been perma- some places we have people replacement and widening, of choral and orchestral musi- trumpets and organ. drawing board for the future, nently erected on the state parking almost on the shoul- Cox said, as part of continu- cal masterworks, the South- Soloists are Sara Wester- Drew Cox of the N.C. Depart- right of way in violation of der of the highway.” ing efforts to lessen beach eastern Oratorio Society will mark, a leading soprano from ment of Transportation said state regulations. In some The problem came to light traffic congestion along U.S. present the “Easter Portion” Wilmington; Joshua Collins, they won’t happen anytime cases, businesses will actually recently when a patron fell 701 and N.C. 130. of Handel’s Messiah – on a graduating senior from the soon. The stakes are simply need to lease more property in the parking lot of a local The recently completed Sunday, May 22, at 4 p.m. in North Carolina School of part of a wide-reaching sur- to have parking, the engineer business, sustaining a minor Leslie Newsome project in Whiteville’s First Presbyte- the Arts; and Jesse Fisher, vey to delineate where state said. Some properties are injury. When the person tried South Whiteville is the core rian Church. The public is well-known to local audiences rights of way stop and private paved far onto the state sec- to file a claim against the prop- of that long-term plan. invited. Admission is free but for his authoritative perfor- property begins. The survey tion, Cox said. erty owner for the injury, it While planning, design and donations are accepted. mances. Dr. Larry Cook is will help eliminate confusion A s b u s i n e s s e s h av e turned out the hazard was on funding have been approved, The singers will be accom- conductor. later on when the work finally changed hands or property the state right of way, not the Cox said, the improvements does begin, but is going on is sold, rights-of-way become business property. The state along J.K. Powell near Soules across the area as well. muddled or neglected by the denied the claim, Cox said. Swamps are “not happening “It isn’t just here in White- landowner and business. In To avoid controversy about in the near future.” WHS slates spring events ville,” Cox said. “We will be do- some cases, Cox said, people the survey, Cox said, a contrac- “It’s going to be some time Whiteville High School Graduation practice is June ing this in a number of places. don’t realize there is a state tor was hired to go back to the before this project gets under- scheduled its events surround- 13 at 9 a.m. at Legion Stadium. Right of way encroachment is right of way beside every original plats and agreements way,” he said, “but it will be a ing the end of the school year. Commencement is June 14 at 9 a problem everywhere.” public road, and they use the and lay out the boundary line. big one. The survey will help Academic Superstars is a.m. Seniors must arrive by 8 Cox said that as businesses land right up to the shoulder. “We did not want there to make sure we have fewer prob- May 24 at 7:30 p.m. in the a.m. have grown along highways “We have people selling be any question,” Cox said. lems in the way when it comes school gym. All school fees must be paid in the past decades, parking cars, putting up signs, park- The stakes were installed time to start construction.” The senior breakfast is May by May 27. sometimes shifted to the front ing,” Cox said. “It’s a problem by the surveyor, Cox said, and If you have a question 27 at 8 a.m. in the cafeteria. In the event of inclement more will be popping up along about area government, ser- Awards Day is May 27 at 9:45 weather, commencement will other area roads in the future. vices, businesses, or just a.m. in the auditorium. be held on June 14 at 6:30 p.m. “We are making an effort about anything else, look for Scholarship Night is May 31 in the WHS Gymnasium. DREAM Center program to contact every property the Ask Us tab on Whiteville. at 7 p.m. in the auditorium. Se- Students will receive five owner individually,” he said. com or the Ask Us column The Columbus County tration, parents or guardians niors must arrive by 6:45 p.m. tickets for admission into the “It has upset some folks, but I each week in The News Re- DREAM Center summer en- must complete an application Baccalaureate with cap and gymnasium. am proud to say almost every porter. richment program offers a including sufficient medical gown is June 1 at 7 p.m. in the Overflow seating, with a one has been understanding safe and developmentally ap- history (shot records, medica- auditorium. It is sponsored by live video feed, will be avail- and more than willing to co- Jefferson Weaver propriate environment for tions, allergies, etc.). 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Columbus County Com- ly after a company has paid its long-time businesses like By NICOLE CARTRETTE bilitation with design fees of Clark estimates that pay- missioners agreed to accept property taxes. “Really, with Pridgen Woodwork, J.L. Pow- Staff Writer $375,000. ments on the project will be a first reading on a new set the way it is structured the ell, Atlantic, Gore Trailers, The firm and a courthouse about $1.3 million per year, of guidelines related to local county cannot lose,” Lanier Black’s Tire and others. Columbus County Commis- committee recommended the based on an interest rate of incentives paid to companies. said. Medford also asked if the sioners approved an employ- $14.5 million construction of 4.59 percent. The county’s new policy Commissioner Ricky Bul- employees of companies that ment contract Monday night a 40,000 square-foot, two-story That equals about 4 cents will include a “claw back” pro- lard questioned if the county receive incentives are county with Ware Bonsall Architects courthouse annex behind the of the county’s property tax vision that gives the county needed to change its policy to or even state residents. in regard to the new county county administration office rate but Clark said earlier in the opportunity to seek re- provide higher incentives in “We don’t look at city courthouse annex, but the and renovation of the historic the year he did not see a tax in- imbursement of incentives later rather than early years. lines, county lines or state contract is yet to be seen. courthouse. crease because of the project. should a company fail to meet Lanier said some coun- lines,” Lanier said. “As soon as we get a fin - Under the plan approved The county’s 149-page budget its contract obligations. ties give incentives that are He said even if there are ished contract, I will send you in February, more than $8 proposal for fiscal 2011-2012 Other changes will make equivalent to a 100 percent employees from outside the a copy. I still have a few items million will go toward the doesn’t include expenditures it easier for companies in all reduction on property taxes county there are pros like to discuss with the architect,” annex that will house three for the courthouse project. circumstances to seek or be and others do “about what we travel into the county, gas County Manager Bill Clark courtrooms, the clerk’s office County Finance Officer considered for incentives. do.” He said companies face purchases, meal purchases wrote in response to a request and other support staff. Bobbie Faircloth said the A minimum investment of their most trying times in the and other things of benefit. for a copy of the contract. The historic courthouse courthouse project will be $500,000 is reduced to $250,000. first three years of operations. He pointed out that the prison Commissioners voted 6-1 will undergo about $6 million treated as a capital project Equipment is added as eli- “That’s when they need in Tabor City employs people in open session to approve the in renovations and house two separate from the budget once gible for incentives even if help the most,” Lanier said, from South Carolina in addi- contract but take out parking courtrooms, along with of- actual costs are determined. it results in the elimination adding, “we don’t have a tion to Columbus County but lot design fees for a savings of fices. One corner of the court- beach or I-95 going through house annex building will of jobs but makes a company it has a positive effect on job more than $27,000, Clark said. Nicole Cartrette the county.” face the direction of the ex- more competitive or prevents creation locally. The contract is now divided 910-642-4104 ext. 225 closure. The policy is simply a “I’d like to see incentive into two phases, according to isting courthouse near Soles [email protected] County Economic Devel- “guide,” could change at packages that make it easier Clark. Phase 1 is the annex Law Firm, the law offices of oper Gary Lanier told com- any time and each business for our local companies,” missioners that Tortimex will should be considered on a Medford said. reopen in time and be install- case-by-case basis, he said. County Manager Bill ing new equipment to make Lanier pointed out that Clark said local businesses the facility more profitable. commissioners have the final that are not start-ups are Lake will lose bug sprayer say on incentives. “It may not be open until eligible for incentives if “You gentlemen could say By JEFFERSON WEAVER proposal. Local governments personnel and maintenance the end of the fiscal year,” they expand. One of the not to do so,” Lanier pointed will be required to turn in of the sprayer. Lanier said, and the compa- companies Medford men- Staff Writer out in the case of equipment state-owned sprayers by June Currie said he will have ny’s 2011 incentive “payment tioned, Atlantic, is expand- could be affected” but it ap- purchases that could receive Lake Waccamaw and other 13, but would have the chance more information about other ing and bringing a package pears the 2010 incentive pay- incentives but result in fewer towns will lose their mosquito to purchase the equipment options at the next commis- and labeling component of ment “will still be paid though jobs. spraying equipment, under back through state surplus. sioners’ budget workshop. its firm to Tabor City where it has not been requested.” “You could say let’s do 50, the budget approved recently New sprayers run from “The sprayers are owned one of its printing operations He said the county has not 50, 50 (50 percent incentives by the state House. $7,000 to $10,000, plus chemi- by the state,” he explained. is located. Commissioners lost any revenue by having for three years) because they Town Manager Darren Cur- cals. “Right now I’m trying to see tentatively approved incen- given the company about are not creating jobs here, rie told commissioners Tues- “This was an unpleasant exactly what it will cost to con- tives for that expansion and $11,000 in incentives for its they are modernizing,” Lani- day that the state Department surprise,” Currie said. tinue the spraying. This was Atlantic investment that will first year of operation. er said a theoretical example. of Health, Pest Management The town has also received not something we expected, by exceed $1 million and bring a The firm has paid more Chairman Buddy Byrd section, which subsidizes some funding for chemicals any means.” than $26,000 in property taxes also questioned if the 85 per- number of additional jobs to mosquito spraying programs, along with the sprayer, Cur- Jefferson Weaver and is eligible to receive a cent grant in the first years the area. sent out an email Tuesday an- rie said. Local funds were 910-642-4104 ext. 227 was “too great.” The board voted unani- required for most of the insec- total of $22,255 in incentives nouncing the end of the pro- [email protected] for 2009 and 2010. Lanier said Bullard said the policy mously to approve the first gram under the house budget ticide, a truck for the device, that means the county still was not doing enough to en- reading of the policy chang- receives $4,068 in tax money, courage business to stay. “We es. not including the benefit of have some large and good “I still have a little hang- the 33 employees in 2009 and businesses that pay taxes with up on that. A company can Memorial Day WHITEVILLE CHIROPRACTIC 2010. He suggested that if 50 no help from the county,” Bul- come and stay two or three percent of wages earned at lard said. years, pay almost no taxes wreath laying the facility were spent in the “You just have to be flex- and leave,” Bullard said. Now county that at least $330,000 ible. These companies could slated May 30 was spent here as a result of go someplace else if you tie Nicole Cartrette Accepting the company. your hands on this policy,” 910-642-4104 ext. 225 A Memorial Day laying of “That’s 33 people who may Commissioner Amon McK- [email protected] the wreath service will be held New Patients have been drawing unemploy- enzie said. at the Carolyn T. High Library off U.S. 701 bypass in White- ville Monday, May 30 at 9 a.m. The ceremony will honor Dr. Pam Baldwin Vietnam Veterans, Disabled Beneft rafe for Noble American Veterans, Veterans WHITEVILLE The drawing for a benefit and rehabilitation care. change, and dinners at Dale’s of Foreign Wars and Ameri- raffle for Michael Noble, who Prizes include $200 cash, at Lake Waccamaw and Tabor can Legion members. CHIROPRACTIC CENTER was seriously injured in a car two oil changes and radia- City. The public is invited. 1424 J.K. 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The routine will be performed by Wanda’s Steppin’ Out Dance Troupe. It won “Most Entertaining” at two recent dance competitions. Collier’s“Whiteville’s Leading Jewelers” The shows are Friday and Saturday, May 20th and 21st at 7:00 p.m. "7 /"7 Ê7/ 6 ÊUÊ/ , -Ê - 9Ê,, They are held at Bowers Auditorium. Admission is $8. È{ÓΣnÎÊUÊÜÜÜ°ViÀÃiÜiiÀðV 4A - The News Reporter, Thursday, May 19, 2011
The ruins of Michael Shawn Brown’s offces at Five Points are pictured after a suspected arson caused the destruc- tion in April, a day before the building was to be searched for records relating to possible Medicaid fraud.
Murder Superior Court Judge Thomas Lock discusses a continua- bailiff, SBI Agent Mac Warner, Sheriff’s Capt. David Nobles, Continued from page 1-A tion of jury deliberation with defense attorneys and prosecu- prosecutor Chris Gentry, Court Clerk Kelly Sullivan, pros- tors in the Danny L. Thomas murder trial Wednesday. From ecutor Lee Bollinger, Lock and court reporter P.J. Jaeger. In The arrest by Sheriff ’s De- the left, Defense attorney Mike Ramos, Thomas, defense the lower photograph, defense attorneys Payne and Ramos tective Sgt. Jeff Nealey came attorney James Payne, standing is Lt. J.T. Harrelson, head fank Thomas as he was sentenced Wednesday afternoon. while SBI agents and officers from the federal Alcohol, To- bacco, Firearms and Explo- Tomas sives Agency, served a search Continued from page 1-A warrant on Brown. Medicaid records The foreman also told Lock tified juror who said nothing, The search warrant was “no added time would help” and wouldn’t answer questions to find Medicaid records and move the jury from its position. from fellow jurors about his other paperwork that might be Lock declared the sentenc- possible involvement with involved in an investigation of ing phase a mistrial at 3 p.m., members of Thomas’ local Brown for Medicaid fraud. and Thomas began wiping family. A search warrant was to be tears of relief from his face. Jurors complain served on April 17 for officers The jury was dismissed, and The juror in question would to search Brown’s office build- Michael Shawn Brown the defense asked for five min- not respond to questions as to ing, but it was postponed until utes to allow Thomas to regain if he had been threatened after Monday. Brown’s office burned scared for his life, drew a pis- his composure. he returned a verdict of guilty early on the Sunday before the tol and fired shots that struck Victims’ statements two weeks ago. Lock recessed search was to be made. Towns in the chest, and Towns, Two women read statements court until 1 p.m. to allow time Brown told sheriff ’s de- who was unarmed, died at the into the record about how for defense and state lawyers to tectives he was not open for scene. Thomas’ disregard for human arm themselves with case law business, and had entered The burning of Brown’s life had robbed them of loved about the juror’s action. the building to check on some building at Five Points is also ones. (Both statements are in As the jury was dismissed paperwork when he saw the part of the SBI investigation, separate stories on today’s until 1 p.m., two women gave Weigh issues death penalty, but Lock denied figure of a man in the hallway. and no charges have been filed Page 5-A.) bailiffs notes. Both of the notes The second woman said the the objection because he said Brown, who said he was about the suspected arson. Wednesday, the fifth day contained complaints about juror in question “is not will- the jury “appears to be in ear- of deliberations about the the same juror. “I can’t do like ing to follow the law and weigh nest deliberation.” sentence Thomas should get, you people…and I’m not chang- the issues” on the sentencing ‘Reconcile…’ Crime briefs opened with Sheriff ’s Deputy ing my decision,” he said in re- verdict form. The jury was told again to Anthony George testifying – sponse to one juror’s question, Defense attorney James do what it could to reach a ver- out of the jury’s presence – that according to one note. Payne asked for Lock to declare dict, and to “reconcile if you Pigs Dismissed a juror spoke to him Tuesday The first woman juror said a mistrial and an automatic re- can,” but no one should give A charge of driving while evening about the case. the jury was “supposed to sult of life in prison. Lock went up his or her conviction just Someone stole 49 pigs from a impaired against Charlotte George said the juror, who verbally communicate,” but into his chambers and came to “satisfy the rest of the jury.” Murphy Brown farm along Ar- Michelle Spivey, 35, of Chad- attends an emergency medi- this juror slept through much out about 15 minutes later, and No one was allowed to leave thur Collier Road, Bladenboro, bourn, was dismissed in Dis- cal technician class with the of the discussions, and she noted the “novel situation” the courtroom Monday after- according to a May 18 sheriff ’s trict Court here May 11 be- deputy, talked about an uniden- wanted the judge’s help. concerning the juror. noon during the jury’s break, report. cause there was no witness Lock also pointed out the and they ended the day at 5 p.m. who saw her driving in a wreck foreman’s statement Tuesday The case was recessed until 1 Check in August 2009. afternoon that additional time p.m. Tuesday because a juror Witness: You ‘robbed might prove to be fruitful, and had a doctor’s appointment Elizabeth Jane Cruz, 28, of felt there was a danger for per- that morning. Raleigh, has been arrested on Fire sonal inquiry of the juror who Lock received a note at 2 charges of forgery and pass- my daughter’ of her dad spoke to the deputy Tuesday p.m. Tuesday. “We need some The home of Roby Alan ing a forged check drawn on night. chalk,” the note read. The McPherson Jr. along Mill “I’ve waited five years, eight months and eight days,” the Riegelwood Federal Credit Raised hands foreman was immediately pro- Branch Church Road, Tabor Centia McLeod Wilson said as she began her comments dur- Union in a warrant obtained Lock called the jury in, and vided a piece of chalk. City, was destroyed at 11 a.m. ing the final part of the sentencing phase of Danny Lamont by Sheriff ’s Detective Jeff Bell. told them it appeared one of ‘Added time’ May 17 by fire caused from Thomas’ capital murder trial. Cruz is charged with the two them might not be involved in The jury came in at 3:50 p.m. an electrical problem at the The woman whom Thomas – his face hidden by a Jason- acts between the dates of Sept. the discussions, and reminded to report an 11-1 deadlock, but clothes dryer, according to a style hockey mask – tried twice to kill that night in Septem- 27 and Oct. 18, 2010. them of their duty. Each juror the foreman said “added time sheriff’s report. There were ber 2005, will forever live a nightmare, while Thomas has raised a hand to show they un- might be fruitful.” This move no injuries. many years to think about what he did, and why he’ll never take another free breath. derstood the judge’s statement. came after nearly 20 hours of Arrested She said, “You robbed my daughter of her father,” and The jury’s involvement in deliberation, and the defense the case ended with the 2:45 wanted to end the trial. The Allard Donald Grainger, 27, then read the following statement: p.m. note. jury returned to deliberations and Kristin Michelle Wooster Fraud “My life, my children’s lives and lives of everyone who Monday’s deliberations be- at 4:10 p.m. May, 29, both living at the same Ann Pittman Hill, 58, of knew and loved Craig Williams are changed forever. gan at 9:35 a.m., and continued Prosecutors went to mem- address along Big Avenue in Phillips Street, Whiteville, has She’ll never get to know until 12:45 p.m. and a break for bers of the victims’ families, the Pireway community, were been arrested on charges of “Danny Thomas, I want you to know that you didn’t take a the mid-day meal. and asked them for impact arrested Sunday night in Hor- forging a check, and passing life – you took a brother, a cousin, a son, a friend and a father. The defense objected to statements, because they fig- ry County, S.C., and charged the check on March 22, 2010, ac- You said you grew up without a father, and now because of Lock’s plan to read to the jury ured the trial was about to with first-degree burglary. cording to a warrant obtained your disrespect for human life, so does my daughter. about a unanimous decision end. The families gathered Horry County officers found by Whiteville Police Detective “Craig’s daughter will never get to really know her dad. needed for life in prison or the at the rail and told Lee Bol- the two in a vehicle stopped Lt. Bobby Fowler. She was only 2 years old. My son was only 9, and my oldest linger and Chris Gentry, plus in the road near Waccamaw Hill is charged with forging daughter was only 6 when you put a gun to their mother’s investigators Sheriff’s Capt. Drive, south of Tabor City, the name of Cedric Pittman to head – my head – and tried to kill me. David Nobles and SBI Agent and recovered a TV, DVD unit a $4,304 check drawn on BB&T, “They were all so young when you crushed their world Tabor ‘cyclist Mac Warner, the result wasn’t and accessories that had been according to the warrant. into a million pieces. My daughter is 8 now, and we are still their fault. stolen during a break-in of a trying to pick up the pieces. At 5:15 p.m., the jury was home along Carolina Road, Not walk down aisle in fatal crash Robert Wayne “Johnny” called out, and the foreman Green Sea, reports show. “Her dad will never attend any of her dance recitals. Stabbed He will not be there when she graduates from college, and Dew, 54, of Loris, S.C., was said they weren’t through. killed Monday in a 7:15 p.m. “We need to go back and talk Keria Denise Stephens, 18, will not be there to walk her down the aisle when she gets married. crash of two motorcycles on about it,” he said in response of Whiteville, was stabbed in S.C. 9, just south of U.S. 701, to Lock’s question had the jury Trespassing her left shoulder by a female at “She carries around a photo album filled with pictures of her dad so she can have some type of memory of him. according to the Tabor-Loris reached a unanimous decision Regiad Maurice Brown, 30, 6:25 p.m. on May 17 at the Home Tribune. in “any” of the murders. of Hampstead, was arrested Race convenience store along All of this because of your lack of mercy and regard to life. “And, unlike you did that horrible night, I pray that when Danny Dew, 48, of Cedar Lock asked if they meant Saturday, May 14, for trespass- U.S. 701 Bypass here. Tree Lane, Tabor City, was now, and the foreman said, ing on the property of the Stephens told police she ex- your time comes to stand before God that He will have mercy on your soul.” injured in the crash and was “No, not today.” The jury was Brunswick Prison unit. ited the store and went to her hospitalized. Reports show sent out, and the defense again A sheriff’s report showed he car, and her attacker tried to Johnny Dew drove his Harley argued for an end. Lock reas- was seen at 5:30 p.m. near the hit her. Stephens hit the wom- Davidson into the rear of Dan- sembled the jury and told fence, and threw an unknown an in the face, and a second ny Dew’s motorcycle as they them to report at 9:30 a.m. item over the fence, the report female gave the suspect a knife, Break-ins, thefs noted s -AY n ,AURA *EAN #AMERON .# 4ABOR #ITY n BREAK traveled south on the highway Wednesday. showed. Brown fled into a and Stephens was stabbed. during a family outing. wooded area when seen by a in, theft of assorted jewelry; David Little, Thompson Town Road, Whiteville – break-in, theft of 90 DVDs, air conditioner; Cecil Lee One of Johnny Dew’s broth- correctional officer, but was ers, Donnie Dew, lives in Tabor quickly found. Jr., N.C. 905, Tabor City – break-in, theft of rod/reel, tackle, medi- Habitual cation, Nintendo game system, DVD player; Kenneth Rodney City. DEBT RELIEF William Pope, N.C. 242, Cerro Gordo – theft of trailer with Troy Bilt Zero Bankruptcy Leon Chest- Turn mower, Cub Cadet mower, Weedeater blower, earphones; Stop Foreclosures nut, 51, of Gerald Joshua Ward, Tanglewood Acres, Whiteville – break-in, Wrench Chadbourn, Get A Fresh Start theft of Marline .22 rifle with scope; Richard Bryan Squires, SHORT S h a n e was arrest- U.S. 74-76, Delco – break-in, theft of Harrison and Richardson H o w a r d ed last week BROS. Attorney 20-gauge shotgun. 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Staff photos by Fuller Royal Scenes from WCHS’s rehearsal for “Sweet Charity” earlier this week. ‘Sweet Charity’ debuts tonight at West Columbus High School
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to 7 percent, and a 5.3 percent Community College combined 11 cents. increase in employee health with capital outlay, ABC profit A total of more than $414,000 insurance costs. distributions, certain fines and is transferred to the general The county’s current health forfeitures and sales tax total fund from nine different de- coverage provider, Cigna, pro- about $10.3 million. partments, including all water posed rate increases of 40 Schools districts, solid waste, HUD, percent, which would have Columbus County Schools transportation and the Health cost the county more than $1 requested about $6.5 million in Department based on indirect million to maintain. The board operating expense. The system costs and is equal to 1.39 cents opted to provide coverage via was appropriated $4.6 million in property tax. United Healthcare effective in fiscal 2010-2011 and will re- Vehicles July 1 with regular provider co- ceive $4.8 million in 2011-2012 Vehicle leases and capi- pays remaining $30, specialist under this proposal. tal outlay funds are included co-pays increasing from $40 to The county schools also in some department budgets $60 and deductibles increasing requested about $2.5 million but there is no breakdown of from $750 to $1,500 as of July 1. in capital outlay and Clark has proposed purchases. Clark Trash fees recommended $527,232. told The News Reporter that County residents will pay Whiteville City Schools, the sheriff’s department will more for trash collection ser- which received about $1.7 mil- get six new cars under the vices under the proposal, as lion in operating expense mon- proposal but had requested has been the case for a number ey for fiscal 2010-2011, will get 12. Emergency Services will of years. The proposal calls for slightly more than $1.8 million receive a truck to pull a mobile an $8 increase for both munici- fro fiscal 2011-2012. The city disaster unit, Soil and Water pal and county residents to off- schools capital outlay will in- will get a used four wheel drive set proposed Consumer Price crease from $97,850 to $128,428. vehicle, Social Services a van, Index increases included in the SCC will receive $1.2 million and the Department of Aging Waste Management contract, in fiscal 2011-2012 compared a used van. effective July 1. with $1.1 million budgeted for The water districts will re- County residents will pay fiscal 2010-2011. That amount is ceive two new trucks and solid $223 per year for curbside pick- $167,000 short of the request. waste a tractor. up and municipal residents Capital outlay expenses for Clark said there was $850,000 $136 per year. No increase for the college will increase from in capital outlay requests of tipping fees is proposed. $102,946 to $135,188. which $429,000 he is recom- County and city schools will Water mending be funded. be funded at levels 5 percent Rates in water districts are The board agreed to hold its above current levels but signifi- unchanged. The base rate in first workshop on the budget cantly lower than amounts re- all districts is $25 for the first June 2 at 6:30 p.m. quested, as is the case annually. 2,000 gallons. All current expense allo- Residents and property own- Nicole Cartrette cations for Whiteville City ers of Water Districts II and 910-642-4104 ext. 225 Schools, Columbus County III will continue to pay special [email protected] Schools and Southeastern water district taxes of 9 and
No damage reported from last week’s hail Staff photo by Mark Gilchrist The hail storm that struck little tobacco is now being was reported in scattered Three and a trike portions of the county last grown in the eastern area locations, Shaw said chances Butch and Beverly Pope take their granddaughter Ellie Bowen for a ride recently near week apparently caused no of the county around Bolton of damage to tobacco are damage to growing crops, and Delco, and since the hail slim. Courthouse Square in Whiteville. although some young corn plants around Bolton showed DISCOUNT KIDSWEAR shredded leaves following the BRAND short but intense storm. NAME NEVER Ever Tabor City Chamber planning Extension Service Agent Michael Shaw said the un- sightly damaged leaves will Pay Retail Again showcase, dinner, auction have no effect on the corn harvest in the fall. Log On To The Greater Tabor City services and/or products the tipping the waiter and bidding “This time of the year, the Chamber of Commerce will business offers. The price per on auction items. corn will outgrow the dam- www.magickidsusa.com have business showcase, din- table of eight guests is $200 Anyone attending individu- age,” Shaw said. You MUST Mention Discount Code ner and auction on Thursday, for chamber members, $240 ally will be seated at one of the Hail can be damaging to For HUGE June 2 in the Tabor City Bap- for non-members. The price tables assigned to individuals. growing tobacco but since MK48752 Savings! tist Church fellowship hall. per individual guest is $ 25 for A waiter will be provided for A social and silent auction a chamber member, $30 for a these tables and guests may will begin at 6 p.m. and din- non-member. also bid on auction items and ner and a live auction will Each participating busi- tip the waiter. begin at 7 p.m. Businesses ness will need to fill your table The meal will include may purchase a table and with eight guests and provide grilled chicken breast, baked Come join the decorate it in any manner a waiter for their table. The potato, beans, salad, roll and they choose to promote the only expense to guests will be dessert. Whiteville Primary Microwave Tips School Wolfcubs Safe boating subject Some argue hot bean salad tastes better when reheated. as they are ALWAYS: of lake park program A wide selection of beans (and pieces of bacon) are rec- What do you do when your cautions while on the water. ommended. canoe capsizes? How do you There is no charge for the Cook bacon 4 minutes first, react when you’re caught far program but those planning then the time each bean addi- from shore by a sudden storm? to attend must sign up for the tion needs, with seasonings. How to react in an emer- event. Further information is Microwave up to 10 min- gency situation while boat- available by calling 646 4748. utes. Stir occasionally. Ready to Care ing will be discussed and Through our Guidance Depart- demonstrated from 3 to 5 p. ment, students receive Character m. Sunday at Lake Waccamaw State Park. SCM Gr a n d Ca t f is h Cards and earn stickers for positive Rangers will demonstrate Tourna ment character traits. Students are able how to right a canoe that has to refer each other to the Charac- capsized and will show other June 11, starts 8 am, Limit procedures boaters should 65 entries, $100 entry fee per person ter Club when they observe them take if an emergency on the making positive choices! water arises. Grand Prize $1000 + trophy This is safe boating week, 2nd Place $300 + trophy and the Sunday program is 3rd Place $200 + trophy part of the park’s observance of the emphasis on taking pre- Call 910-625-9686 for details & location Ready to Be Safe Students are monitored during Just In Time For Father’s Day . . . morning arrival and afternoon dismissal by our staf. Nurse Gray is on our campus full time La-z-boy Recliner to attend to our medical needs. SALE Save Ready to Learn 40% to Students have daily access to technology in the classroom and weekly access to our computer 50% lab with Mrs. Angela Ivey. Students participate in monthly Hundreds guidance and media lessons as In Stock! well as bi-monthly art lessons. Enrolling now for the 2011-2012 school year We welcome Pre-Kindergarten applicants and Kindergarten applicants. 1423 N. J.K. Powell Blvd., Whiteville Stop by the school ofce and pick up a new student packet! on Hwy. 701 at Hwy. 74 Overpass Lynn Spaulding, Principal Phone: 910.642.4119 910-640-2900 8A -- The News Reporter, Thursday, May 19, 2011 The News Reporter, Thursday, May 19, 2011 -- 9A Saluting Those Who Protect & Serve Us During NATIONAL NATIONAL POLICE EMS WEEK WEEK May 15 - 21, 2011 May 15 - 21, 2011
This month we celebrate National Police Week and National in the creation and funding of EMS systems. While EMS originally EMS Week. It is an appropriate time for each person in our commu- was conceived to respond to accidental death and injury on the na- nity to reflect on the contributions these two groups of public ser- tion’s highways, its role has expanded to include emergency medical vants make each and every day as they do the work of public safety, treatment, disaster response, and the care and transport of all medi- law enforcement, and emergency medical response. cal emergencies. National Police Week was first recognized in 1962 when President Both police officers and EMS personnel, as well as other emergency John F. Kennedy signed a law designating May 15 as Peace Officer’s responders, spend countless hours in training, experience daily in- Memorial Day and the week containing May 15 as National Police terruptions to their personal lives, work in dangerous environments, Week. Its original purpose was to recognize the ultimate sacrifice and receive relatively little in monetary compensation or public rec- that police officers make when they lose their lives in the fulfillment ognition. They do their work, not as a 9 to 5 job, but as a calling - as a of their duty. It has also come to be a time when citizens recognize means of contributing to the betterment of our communities. the essential role of police officers in safeguarding the rights and We encourage every person who reads this message to seek a way to freedoms of all Americans. show his or her appreciation this week to the men and women of our While National EMS Week has been celebrated since 1973, its history local law enforcement agencies and to those of our emergency medi- goes back to 1965 when 52 million accidental traffic injuries killed cal personnel. 107,000 Americans and impaired 400,000 more. In 1966 Congress We salute you for the work you do in making life in this community responded with the National Highway Safety Act and the newly cre- better! ated Department of Transportation took the federal leadership role This message is brought to you by the following sponsors:
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Lockwood said that Ani- kind of response,” he said. his neighbors, as well as a A Clarendon man said “I hunted bobcats and rac- mal Control officers told “Just telling me to shoot local radio station and The he narrowly avoided being coons when I lived in Mary- him to shoot the cat if it it – which I was trying to do News Reporter, to spread attacked by a rabid bobcat land,” he said. “I’ve seen returned, but they did not anyway – is silly.” the word. Wednesday – and he wants rabid ones before, and there’s have time to investigate the A nearby trailer park – the “I have seen what this others to avoid meeting the no doubt this one was sick.” case, since the cat had not direction Lockwood said he disease can do, and it isn’t critter. The bobcat began com- attacked a person and could thought the cat fled – has a pretty,” he said. “I wouldn’t George Lockwood said ing toward Lockwood, who not be found. number of small children as wish it on any animal, much he was on the porch of his grabbed a board to defend Animal Control has a residents, he said. less a human.” Roseland Road home around himself. policy of not going to the “Animal Control said I Anyone spotting a wild 9:30 a.m. Wednesday when he “I hit it with the board, scene of wild animal calls if could call and tell them, animal behaving in an un- heard “something growling.” and it fell down,” he said, File photo of a bobcat the animal escapes. which I did,” he said. “There usual manner, such as a noc- “We have some cats that “then I got inside.” “We don’t have time to go ought to be some way to con- turnal species wandering come up here,” Lockwood The bobcat, which Lock- hunting every time an ani- tact people, though.” about in daylight, is asked said, “and I thought it was wood described as hav- Lockwood said. mal is running around loose, Rabies can be prevented to call 911. one of the tomcats at first.” ing spots, a short tail and By the time he retrieved a if it hasn’t bitten anybody,” through vaccines, and in The bobcat has still not Lockwood looked around pointed ears, then came onto firearm and went back out- Supervisor Rossie Hayes most cases is fatal. been located. to find not a domestic cat the porch and tried to get side, the cat had disappeared. said earlier this year. Animals that have been with an attitude, but a bob- through the door. “As soon as he was gone,” Lockwood said he thinks exposed to a rabid animal Jefferson Weaver cat – with foam around its “I think it was following Lockwood said, “I called 911. more can be done to alert must be destroyed or quar- 910-642-4104 ext. 227 [email protected] mouth. me, wanting to get at me,” It seemed like an hour before residents when a rabid ani- antined for six months at the Charter Continued from page 1-A half truths and distortions providers offer a better prod- children and home students to about fundraisers at public “Senate Bill 8 in its current take, but charter schools do. And regarding Columbus Charter uct than their competition. participate in athletics. Cur- schools, and having to share the form is a bad bill and we have the government is giving them School,” Cramer said. “I be- If parents are happy with the rent charter law is also silent money with charter schools,” informed our legislators that funds.” lieve the time has come to set education their children are on that matter. Byrd offered. we are not in favor of it pass- “Totally false,” Smith said. the record straight.” receiving, there would be no House Bill 253 would allow “Those monies are not al- ing,” Cramer said. “Our students are selected at a During the May 5 meeting, need to seek other schools.” home schoolers to participate located to the charter schools,” “My hat’s off to you with public lottery. Every child who Columbus County Commission At the meeting, acting Colum- in athletics at the school they Cramer said. what you do. You take every applies has an equal chance of Chairman Buddy Byrd intro- bus County Superintendent Al- would otherwise attend. “I have no idea where this child that comes through the getting an open space. There duced the subject by express- len Faulk said, “Charter schools Senate Bill 361 goes further statement comes from and door. You take every child re- is no selection process other ing his concern with charter are already pulling from us, and and would allow students in I cannot find it written any- gardless of where they come than the public lottery. If we schools. there are bills in the legislature home schools, private schools where,” Smith said. “It’s just from or what they are. Charter were not limited by the state Columbus Charter School that make it worse.” or charter schools to partici- another scare tactic to make schools don’t do that,” Commis- as to how many we could enroll Principal Steve Smith said, “First, charter schools do pate in athletics at the school people fear charter schools. sioner James Prevatte said to each year, we would educate all “They should be concerned not pull any child from their they would otherwise attend. There is no factual verbiage the education board members. children who apply.” because competition in educa- current school,” Cramer said. Faulk said “I don’t see how that states charter schools “Charter schools are re- “We’ve had children re- tion allows parents the option “Charter school children are we could do that. Parents have receive booster club monies or quired by law to accept every turned to us (Whiteville) who to choose where their children placed in a charter school at the a right to place their children at fundraising monies.” child who enrolls,” Cramer maybe didn’t look at the teacher go to school. desire of their parents. Parents the school of their choice, but I Hager said, “The charter said. “If there is an opening correctly, and we’ve had them “If you don’t like one gas who want an alternative to tra- don’t think it should be at the school here goes to the sixth we are required to accept stu- returned just ahead of testing,” station, you can choose some- ditional public education have public’s expense.” grade.” dents.” Prince observed. where else to purchase your the right to choose to bring “Charter schools are tax Smith pointed out that the The state sets the maximum “That statement is not true,” gas,” he said, adding that a their children to a charter funded schools,” Cramer said. current school year only goes enrollment of the school. If Cramer said. “Mr. Prince sim- charter school is an education school.” “They are public schools that to the fifth grade. there are more students than ply has no idea as to what he is choice. “Competition is a good Faulk said pending bills receive their funding just like “Charter schools are simply available spaces in a grade, a saying.” thing. It requires that service say children in charter units, traditional public schools; how- discrimination on those that public lottery is held. The stu- “Unbelievable,” Smith said. and those home-schooled, could ever, we receive approximately have, and those that don’t,” dents who don’t make it are put “What is Mr. Prince thinking? participate in athletics at public 30 percent less. The counties Faulk stated. “They’re not re- on a waiting list in the order Even if this was true, testing schools. retain all capital expenditure quired to provide transportation their names were drawn. rules require that students’ test Cramer said that Senate funds and transportation dol- or furnish a nutritious meal. “I wish we were able to ac- scores would count toward the If you see my Mom Bill 8 does not contain any lars.” If you can’t drive your child to cept every child who applies school where they attended – May 20, 2011 language that requires public “Public schools can allow a charter school each day, you to Columbus Charter School,” not the school they entered into schools to allow charter school charter school students to par- don’t have the opportunity (to Smith said. “If that were pos- the last month. Show me some Beverly ticipate in athletics,” Cramer have your child in a charter sible, we would have enrolled proof of this allegation. I can- Dyana Davis said. “It’s their choice. There is school).” another 400 students from the not think of any child that left wish her a Happy Birthday no law or policy which makes “Current state statute states past four-year waiting list. We our school just prior to testing them accept a student.” that transportation cannot be could also accept another 80 for the reason of testing.” At the meeting, Larry a barrier,” Cramer said. “As this year if we could enroll Hager: “Ultimately, charter Hewett, Whiteville board mem- such, we provide carpooling as- everyone who has applied. That schools are to make money. It’s ber, said he’d been told it would sistance and other forms of as- doesn’t count the traditionally a school for profit.” be $100 for children to play high sistance to aid all families. Cur- 30-50 more who will apply from “Charter Day School is a school sports, and $50 to play at rent law also states that public May to our 2011-2012 start in nonprofit school which is gov- a middle school. schools are not even required to July. erned by a nonprofit board, Cramer said he knows of no provide transportation. Prince said teacher certifi- which is required by law,” Cra- such requirement or fee. “It states that ‘a school cation, and requirements for mer said. “Again, their lack of Dr. Thomas Hager, Whiteville board may refuse to provide graduation are different, and knowledge regarding charters superintendent, said the Sugar transportation on the grounds “they don’t operate according to is astounding.” Creek case involving the Char- that it would not be practicably the same laws,” but get a portion “It’s a private company,” Mom, your birthday is not like lotte system was “still up in the feasible.’” of every education dollar. Faulk offered. any other day the whole year air,” and the state House and “We’re not anti-charter. All “Charters operate in accor- “Charter Schools are public, through, for it celebrates the day Senate could add more items. we’re asking is a level play- dance with GS 115C-238.29,” not private,” Smith said. God blessed you for you are. The Congratulations to “No, it isn’t,” Cramer said. ing field,” said Norris Ebron, Cramer said. “We do get our Someone at the meeting world got a very special you! “It has been decided and upheld chairman of the county board state allotment on a per pupil mentioned pending law that Rich Green by the N.C. Supreme Court, of education. “Just give us the basis just like other public says charter schools get a share Parents: Mrs. Lola L. Davis 2011 Graduate of SEC High that counties were not funding same opportunity that you give schools.” of public school booster club and the late School and 2011 Graduate of charter schools in accordance charter schools. We can exist “Columbus Charter School money. “When that happens, James Edward (Ed) Davis SCC, Associate Degree Daughters: Kendra and Jackeica General Education with state statute; therefore, side-by-side.” teachers are 100 percent cer- they (the legislature) will hear Granddaughters: Jaden We are so proud of you! many counties owe a great deal Cramer said that if Ebron tified and our newly hired the loudest voice,” McDowell and Kayla Love, Mama and Daddy of money to charter schools in really wants to “level the field, teachers for 2011-12 are also cer- said. By the Family #1988 their districts. how about paying us in accor- tified,” Smith said. “Require- “Nothing in Senate Bill 8 #1996 “The current version of dance with the state statute and ments may be different, but all says anything about booster Senate Bill 8 does not address giving us the capital expense of our teachers are certified club money,” Cramer said. this issue and leaves intact funds and transportation dol- with four-year degrees.” Section 6 of Senate Bill 8 the changes made last June lars that he retains.” Commissioner Charles Mc- includes this newly added line: by the Democratic controlled “With Senate Bill 8, as of Dowell asked how many stu- “Special funds of individual congress,” he said. now, it will hurt public schools,” dents the county had lost to schools shall not be included “There are lots of concerns Ebron added. charter schools, and Faulk said, as part of the local current “Close to 400.” expense fund of a local school “Would those 400 children administrative unit for the pur- have stayed if the county was poses of determining the per providing the families with the pupil share of the local current education they desired?” Cra- expense fund transferred to a mer asked. “They didn’t lose charter school.” the children. They forced the “The good people of Co- parents to seek a better option lumbus County have had the for their children’s education.” blinders pulled down on them “Once again, Columbus for far too long by this group of Charter School provides a educators and their supposed choice for parents and they leaders,” Cramer said. “Fortu- make that choice where they nately, many fine families have want their children to receive chosen to enroll their children an education,” Smith added. in our school. “There’s a double standard “We applaud their choice, here, that’s what I’m concerned and truly wish we could ac- about,” Commissioner Amon commodate the three-digit McKenzie declared. “Public waiting list of those who did schools have no choice who they not get in.” $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Nail It $ $ $ $ $ $ Down! $ $ $ $ We have the $ $ $ $ HOME IMPROVEMENT $ Cook Insurance Services $ LOAN for you! $ 'BJS#MVìt $ $ $ $ $ Cardinal Finance Company $ $ 608 S. 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Gov. Beverly Perdue thanks Mitchel Tyler at Saturday’s 7th Congressman Mike McIntyre fred up the crowd Saturday Congressional District Convention. Perdue credited the at the 7th Congressional District Democrat Convention, Gov. Beverly Perdue shares a hug with Sherry Dew Tyler at Columbus County political leader for bringing her to the held at East Arcadia. McIntyre praised President Barack Saturday’s Seventh Congressional District Democrat Con- event, marking the frst time in its eight years of existence Obama for his foreign policies and for instituting policies vention in East Arcadia. at East Arcadia that a sitting governor has attended. that will beneft North Carolina. 7th District Democrats meet in East Arcadia
By JEFFERSON WEAVER Staff Writer “I do not believe the voters were angry with the Demo- Gov. Bev Perdue made a dream come true for area crat legislature. They were Democrats Saturday. angry with the economy, The governor became the and were looking for some- first to attend the 7th Con- one to lash out at. Now gressional District Conven- they are thinking, ‘What tion since it has been held in East Arcadia. She credited have we done?’” Columbus County political Gov. Bev Perdue worker Mitchel Tyler with convincing her “this was the “They were angry with the place to be today.” economy, and were looking Perdue spoke nearly 20 for someone to lash out at. minutes, descrying a lack of Now they are thinking, ‘What cooperation by the Republi- have we done?’” cans in the state house and Perdue called on area Dem- senate. She also said many ocrats to return the Democrat Gov. Bev Perdue made history Saturday as she became Theresa Formyduval presents outgoing Seventh District of the leaders in the new majority to the legislature in the frst governor to attend the 7th Congressional District Democrat chairman Melvin Williams with a plaque Sat- majority party are “mean- the next election. She said Democrat Convention in East Arcadia. Perdue credited urday as Gov. Beverly Perdue holds a microphone. Wil- spirited” and have no desire Republicans are intent on Mitchel Tyler of Columbus County with convincing her to liams is moving up to a state-level position. for compromise on the state “turning back the education attend. Perdue called on the crowd to “correct the mis- budget or other issues. clock by 100 years” with bud- takes of the last election” and return Democrats to power “I offered them a budget, “My wife and I were hon- Columbus County presented get cuts to school systems. in the state house and senate. and waited to see what they ored to be invited,” he said, outgoing District Chair Mar- She said the future of the would say,” she said. “I knew “and President Obama prom- vin Williams with a plaque. state’s school system rests we wouldn’t get what I was Perdue also touted her jobs guest – Congressman Mike ised to help however he can.” Formyduval was trying on “keeping teachers” and suggesting, but I had no idea and schools tour, which is McIntyre – was markedly McIntyre drew on John F. to balance the plaque and a warned the convention that it would be like this.” currently taking her across less confrontational in his re- Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, microphone at the same time “We will be another South Calling last year’s Election the state. She promised the marks. McIntyre did note that the Book of Proverbs and the when the governor – an old Carolina, or Mississippi, or Night “a horrible night,” she crowd that she would “do he wasn’t pleased with the rock band Fleetwood Mac in friend of both – stepped up worse. called on Democrat voters to anything, go anywhere, for “early start” of the campaign, his speech. and held the mike, drawing “We will be dead last in “correct the mistakes of last a single job or a thousand.” which many considered as be- “We have to look to the applause from the audience. education if the Republicans year.” “We need jobs to keep ing kicked off by challenger future,” he said. “We have Williams, a Duplin County have their way,” Perdue said. “I do not believe the voters North Carolina strong,” Per- Ilario Pantano recently when to work for our children and political leader for years, “We have to protect our were angry with the Demo- due said. the Republican announced a grandchildren. My favorite was recently selected for a teachers and our public em- crat legislature,” she said. The convention’s main second run for the office. verse comes from the Book of post with the state Democrat ployees,” she said. “I have to work for a liv- Proverbs —“Where there is party in Raleigh. ing. I am not independently no vision, the people perish’. wealthy,” McIntyre said. “We We have to keep a vision and Jefferson Weaver don’t know what he does for work toward that goal.” 910-642-4104 ext. 227 NCCash.com website reveals a living.” Perdue volunteered to help [email protected] McIntyre noted that he when Theresa Formyduval of was the only congressman millions in unclaimed property invited to attend the Nation- al Prayer Breakfast, which Have you ever forgotten which means that your name goes to the State Educational was held shortly after the about an unused bank account could be listed right now. In Assistance Authority (SEAA) Palm Sunday tornadoes tore or a rental security deposit? the past year, over $48 million to pay for grants, loans and through North Carolina. Well don’t worry; you could in unclaimed property has scholarships for North Caro- be one of nine million North been returned to its rightful lina college students attending Carolinians with property be- owners. The program works public universities and com- ing held in the Department of to inform citizens about NC munity colleges. PRODUCE State Treasurer’s unclaimed Cash. Check out www.NCCash. & SEAFOOD property database, NCCash. Approximately $3 million com; you just may be on the com. in unclaimed property is typi- right track to discovering un- Fresh Local By the There are about two mil- cally distributed per month claimed property that belongs quart Strawberries or fat lion unclaimed properties to the rightful owners. The to you. 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Brown Street, Chadbourn, NC 28431 )XZ&BTUt CGBC to hold Baccalaureate service June 5 The NewsDeaths Reporter, Thursday, May 19, 2011, Page 12A Cherry Grove Baptist LATHA JACOBS MARSAL L. THOMPSON DELLA JACKSON Church will hold its annual MARGARET MOZELLE DEATH NOTICE MONTGOMERY WHITEVILLE -- Latha BOLTON -- Marsal L. HOOKS BUNN Baccalaureate Worship Ser- CHADBOURN -- Della Jack- Reaves Jacobs, 80, died Mon- Thompson, 81, died Sunday, WHITEVILLE -- Margaret vice Sunday, June 5 dur- son Montgomery, 75, died Fri- day, May 16, 2011 at Lower May 15, 2011 at Brunswick Mozelle Hooks Bunn, died ing morning worship in the day, May 13, 2011 at Columbus Cape Fear Hospice and LifeC- Cove Nursing Center. Thursday, May 19, 2011 at Low- church Worship/Fellowship Regional Healthcare. areCenter. She was born Nov. Final rites will be held at er Cape Fear Hospice and Lif- Center. Eight high school, Final rites were held 21, 1930 in Columbus County, 2 p.m. Saturday, May 21 at eCareCenter. college graduates, and a mar- Wednesday, May 18 at St. Pauls the daughter of the late John the Bolton Church of God Arrangements are incom- shal from the church family Holiness Church. Bishop Eu- Champ Reaves and Minnie in Christ, 150 S. Blacksmith plete and will be announced and community will take part gene Davis is the pastor and Etta Norris Reaves. She was Road, with Supt. Thomas A. by McKenzie Mortuary. in the service and presented Evangelist Teresa McCelland the widow of Floyd W. Jacobs. Wiggins Jr.. Burial will fol- A memorial service will be a Bible and certificate by the will deliver the eulogy. D&A Final rites were held low in the Restwell Cemetery held at 11 a.m. Saturday, May church. Also, as a part of the Funeral Home of Chadbourn Wednesday, May 18 at Nakina #1. Peoples Funeral Home 21, at Western Prong Baptist service, a power point presen- handled the arrangements. Pentecostal Holiness Church of Whiteville is handling the Church. tation will be shown featuring with Revs. Roger Coffee and arrangements. Viewing will Survivors include one son, the graduates. Jerry Spivey officiating. Inter- be at the funeral home from Whalen “Scall Cat” Montgom- Additional spring and sum- ment was in the church cem- noon - 7 p.m. Friday, May 20. ery of the home; one daugh- WILLIE RALPH BELLAMY mer events planned by the ter, Lolita Montgomery of CHADBOURN -- Willie ENOS GAYLE STOCKS SR. etery. Peacock Funeral Home Viewing will also be held church’s various departments the home; stepmother, Janice Ralph Bellamy, 74, died Sat- DELCO -- Mr. Enos Gayle of Whiteville handled the ar- at the church Saturday one include extension courses Sue Barden of Whiteville; five urday, May 14, 2011 at Lower Stocks Sr., 61, died Sunday, rangements. hour prior to the service and through Southeastern Com- sisters, Annie R. Barden, Hat- Cape Fear Hospice and Life May 15, 2011 at his resi- She is survived by one there will be no viewing after munity College; Father’s tie D. Tart, Inez Berry, all of CareCenter in Whiteville. dence. He was born Sept. daughter, Barbara J. Walker the service. The family will Day and Memorial Day wor- Whiteville, Marie Kelly and Final rites will be held at 24, 1949 in Columbus Coun- of Whiteville; one son, Larry receive friends from 6-7 p.m. ship services; Vacation Bible Edith Barden of Paterson, 3 p.m. Sunday, May 22 at S&L ty, the son of the late Jasper Jacobs; one sister, Inez White Friday, May 20 at the funeral School, Summer World Chang- N.J.; and two brothers, Cleve- Funeral Home Chapel of Fair Enos Stocks and Lucy Rog- of Nakina; four grandchil- home. ers Mission Trip, summer land Barden of Whiteville and Bluff with Prophetess Marga- ers Stocks. He dren; eight great-grandchil- He is survived by three youth camp, Tuesday night Eugene Barden of Lake Wac- ret Britt officiating. was a retired dren; three great-great-grand- daughters, Miriam E. Davis visitation, and senior adults camaw. She is survived by three veteran of children. She was preceded of Riegelwood, Caleatha L. day trips to various locations daughters, Genavon Bellamy the U.S. Army in death by a brother, Curby Graham of Bolton, Carrie in the surrounding areas. ROBERT WAYNE Jones, Myra Bellamy, Warna having served in Vietnam. Reaves, and a sister, Eula Mae DuBar of Whiteville; and Activities also offered are ‘JOHNNY’ DEW Bellamy; one son, Lorenzo A graveside service will Reaves. three sons, Marsal Thompson choir and mission programs LORIS, S.C. -- Robert Wayne Gore; one brother, Larry Bel- be conducted at 11 a.m. Memorials may be made to Jr. of Slidell, La. Frederick J. for preschool, children, youth, “Johnny” Dew, 54, died Mon- lamy; and three sisters, Glen- Thursday, May 19, at the Lower Cape Fear Hospice and Thompson of Bahama, and young and senior adults. day, May 16, 2011. He was born nis Singletary, Cora Lewis, Stocks Family Cemetery in LifeCareCenter, 206 Warrior Micah O. Thompson of Man- Bible study and prayer ser- Sept. 14, 1956 in Mullins, S.C., Peggy Frink; five grandchil- Nakina with Rev. Jonathan Trail, Whiteville, N.C. 28472. hattan, N.Y. vices are held each Wednes- a son of the late Martha L. dren; and one great-grand- Ballard officiating. Serving day evening with special ROSA LEE WADDELL Rogers Dew. He was preceded child. programs and TeamKids ac- as pallbearers will be Lar- JAMES RALPH ‘NIC NAC’ RIEGELWOOD -- Rosa Lee in death by a sister, Alice Dew The family will receive ry Long, Elvin Long, Tony LONG tivities for preschool, children Waddell, 87, died Sunday, May Hilburn; and a brother, Doug friends at the home of Mr. and Kelly, Tim Kelly, Douglas WHITEVILLE -- James and youth. 15, 2011 at New Hanover Re- Dew. Mrs. Benjamin and Cora Lew- Duncan and Eric Duncan; Ralph “Nic Nac” Long, 66, The church will soon have gional Medical Center. The family will receive is, 64 Marcus Bellamy Ave., Honorary pallbearer will died Wednesday, May 18, 2011 a grand opening for a new li- Final rites will be held at friends from 9-10:30 a.m. Chadbourn. be Lynn Britt. at his residence. He was the brary, located in its Adminis- 2 p.m. Friday, May 20 at Mt. Thursday, May 19 at Goldfinch He is survived by his son of the late Ralph and Ad- trative Complex, with books Pleasant AME Zion Church, Funeral Home. A graveside wife, Sheila White Stocks; die Clewis Long. and media materials that can 15956 Old Lake Road, with service will follow at 11 a.m. be checked out by church and one daughter, Wendy Gail Arrangements are incom- JAMES SYLVESTER Rev. Donald Mapson officiat- at Hardee Cemetery in Loris Stocks of Georgetown, plete and will be announced WILLIAMS community members. ing. Burial will follow in the with Rev. Lloyd Williamson of- Ind.; one son, Enos Gayle by Worthington Funeral BLADENBORO -- James The public is invited to at- church cemetery. Peoples Fu- ficiating. “Buddy” Stocks Jr. and Home in Chadbourn. Sylvester Williams, 91, died tend these very special events. neral Home of Whiteville is He is survived by his wife, wife, Dawn, of Supply; four He is survived by his fian- Friday, May 13, 2011 at his resi- Cherry Grove Baptist Church handling the arrangements. Karen Long Dew of Loris; one sisters, Peggy Kelly and cée, Carolyn Norris of the dence. is located on Swamp Fox Viewing will be held from son, Dewayne Dew of Loris; husband, J.H., of Wilming- home; two sons, James Earl Final rites were held Tues- Highway (904), between Tabor noon-7 p.m. Thursday, May 19 one daughter, Kala Dew of Lo- ton, Barbara Duncan of Ta- “Jamie” Ward of Tabor City, day, May 17 at Center Mis- City, Cerro Gordo, Fair Bluff, and from 9 a.m.-noon Friday, ris; four brothers, Jimmy Dew bor City, Shelby Evans and Shannon Long of Whiteville; sionary Baptist Church, 19569 North Carolina and Green May 20 at the funeral home. and Roy Dew, both of Loris, husband, Glenn, of Delco, two sisters, Maxine Canady, Highway 410, with Dr. Albert Sea, South Carolina. Viewing will also be held Fri- S.C., Brian Dew of Roxboro, and Brenda Buffkin and Josephine Hayes, both of Singletary officiating. Burial For more information on day one hour prior to the ser- Donnie Dew of Tabor City. husband, Johnny, of Lum- Whiteville; one brother, Ralph followed in Brooklyn Memo- any upcoming special or on- vice and again following the berton; five grandchildren, Long Jr. of Whiteville; and rial Gardens. Peoples Funeral going programs or events, service at the church. Destinee Stocks, Trevor De- three grandchildren. JOSHUA VAN NANCE Home of Whiteville handled call Rev. Josh Phillips at the She is survived by two Vore, Brage Stocks, Bran- EVERGREEN -- Joshua Van the arrangements. church office at 649-7910, visit daughters, Alma Waddell, don DeVore, and Lindsey Nance, 32, died Saturday, May He is survived by a daugh- the church website at www. Rosie Mae Waddell, both of STEVE KOENIG Stocks. He was preceded 15, 2011 at his residence. ter, Jeanette Striblin of Ashe- cherrygrovebaptist.org or e- Riegelwood; five sons, Roger WHITEVILLE -- Stephen in death by sisters, Doris Arrangements are incom- boro; and two sons, James mail any questions or com- Waddell, Norva Waddell, Charles Koenig, 60, died Tues- Pritchard, Hazel Stocks plete and will be announced Williams Jr. of Springfield, ments to cherrygrovebap- Terry Waddell, Earl Wad- day, May 17, 2011 at Duke Med- and Noresa Stocks; and two by Hardee Mortuary of Wilm- Mass. and Michael Williams [email protected]. dell, all of Riegelwood and ical Center. brothers, James Oscar and ington. of Greensboro. James Waddell of Elizabeth- Arrangements are incom- William Jasper Stocks. town; and two sisters, Shirley plete and will be announced Condolences may be Liberty Common’s hosts Haynes of Whiteville and Bar- by Peacock Funeral Home of made at www.peacockfu- bara Haggins of Lumberton. Whiteville. Bolton COGIC St. Paul AMEZ to hold gospel singers May 28 neralhome.net. women day May 29 An evening of praise and to hold family worship will be held at Lib- St. Paul A.M.E. Zion Church erty Common’s Nursing and in the Freeman community conference Rehabilitation Center, 1402 Teachers can apply for will hold its annual Women Bolton Church of God in Pinckney Street, Whiteville Day celebration on May 29 at Christ will hold their family featuring A Charge to Keep 11 a.m. Elder Betty Young will conference beginning May 25- gospel singers of Brunswick be the guest speaker. free books for students 29 at 7:30 p.m. from 3:30-4:30 p.m. The church is located at 507 Kindergarten through sec- A passionate literacy ad- serve access to quality books. There will be different Money Hole Road, Bolton. ond grade teachers can ap- The company policy is to offer vocate, Larkin’s goal is to speakers each night. Wednes- Rev. Morris Mitchell is the ply for free books for their help teachers reach reluctant educators the books they need day will be Minister Edwin pastor. students. Local teachers or students so they can, as the at the best possible price. At Sutton of Wilmington, Thurs- In Loving Memory of schools interested in receiv- teaching maxim says, “learn Wilbooks, literacy is not just day will be Pastor Lucy Young our Mother’s Birthday ing the local interest titles can to read and read to learn.” our business, it’s our passion. of Lake Waccamaw and Fri- use the custom donation order Wilbooks Inc. has been Bruce Larkin has written day will be Pastor Charles Ja- Lessie Grifn May 21, 1919 - August 5, 2008 form in the free books section publishing and distributing more than 900 children’s books cobs of Riegelwood. of www.wilbooks.com. small, soft-cover books for with Wilbooks and is working Saturday will be family and Wilbooks, a publishing com- pre-kindergarten through sec- towards his goal of becoming fun day. Sunday morning will pany, and children’s book au- ond grade readers since 1998. the world’s most prolific chil- feature Evangelist Swandella thor Bruce Larkin recently Designed with criteria from dren’s book author. He enjoys Nixon of Wilmington. of Whiteville, Inc. sent a donation of 300 books nationally recognized read- making classroom visits in el- Thomas A. Wiggins Jr. is the “Service with Dependability, to a North Carolina school. ing programs in mind, the ementary schools around the pastor. Distinction, and Dignity” The books, meant for class- books are used in more than country and writing books for room reading instruction, are 50,000 schools in 91 countries. the curious young minds he We offer the first delivery of the 25,000 Wilbooks was started with encounters there. House of Prayer and books Larkin has pledged the belief that all children de- Deliverance to hold Pre-need Planning to donate to North Carolina and Insurance schools this year. North Ridge Artesia Alumni Walters reunion men ministry May 28 had previously applied for a The Descendants of William The Men of Valor Ministry Regardless of Age donation from Wilbooks, and Assoc. to hold and Celia Walters will have of the House of Prayer and We remember you on this special day. We was one of five schools in the or Health Condition Family Fun Day their reunion Saturday, June Deliverance Church, 1113 miss that pretty smile. Today you are in our state chosen to kick off the 4 at Lumber River State Park South Madison Street, will hearts where you will always stay. The Artesia Alumni Asso- 2011 donation campaign. in Barnesville from 10 a.m.-4 hold its “Men of glory” cel- Highway 130 East, Whiteville Mother, you were a good mommy, the ciation will observe “Fam- “Children need to read to en- p.m. Bring a covered dish. ebration on Saturday, May 28 best. It’s been so hard to let you go, but ily Fun Day” on May 28 at the Phone (910) 642-4055 joy all of the great opportuni- William and Celia were the at 10 a.m. I know someday we’ll meet again. I can Elra and Gertrude Spaulding Fax (910) 642-8535 ties that our country offers,” first Walters to this area set- The guest speaker will be smile now, I know it’s alright for Mommy. Park, on Farmers Union Road, Email Larkin said. “I owe my suc- tling at Princess Anne in 1794. Elder Shaun Maynor, pastor We Love You So Much, Clarkton beginning at 11 a.m. [email protected] #1989 cess to the excellent education For more information call of the Independent Baptist Lucille, Ann, Hazel, until 4 p.m. I received.” 910-227-2127 or visit www.Wm- Church in Hallsboro. Visit our website: Beulah, Jeanette, Sons, Each year, as his business Celia.com Barbara Powell is the pastor. www. peoplesofwhiteville.com Grandchildren, Great Kids has grown, so has Larkin’s Buckhead VFRD LaDeen Powell, C.O.O. commitment to philanthropy. to hold fundraiser In 2010, he donated almost Faith Baptist to celebrate 40th anniversary 450,000 books to schools and Buckhead Volunteer Fire charities. This year, he is aim- and Rescue Department will On June 5, Faith Baptist Church, 4262 Rough and Ready ing for 500,000, starting with hold a steak plate sale on Sun- Road, Chadbourn, will celebrate its 40th anniversary. All for- North Carolina schools. day, May 22 from 11 a.m. until. mer pastors, all members are encouraged to attend. Services Oklahoma State University’s will start at 9:45 a.m. and will conclude with a fellowship din- child development lab said ner in the church’s fellowship hall. Wilbooks products “give kids Youth Missionary Day For more information call Robin Cox at 654-4550 or Terry something they feel success- Youth Missionary Day will Tyree at 642-6713. ful reading.” The books are be held at 4 p.m. May 22 at designed to pique the inter- New Light Missionary Bap- est of kindergarten through tist Church in Hallsboro. second grade students with The speaker will be the Rev. Card of Thanks Charles Dixion. accessible topics and full-col- We would like to thank everyone for the love or photographs and illustra- The Rev. Franklin Graham tions. is the pastor. and kindness that you’ve shown to our family during our time of loss. Thank you for the calls, the cards, the flowers, the visits, and most of all your prayers. SHORT BROS. RENT-A-CAR Please continue to keep us in your prayers, and may God bless you. Hwy. 701 $ 95 Love in Christ, South of Whiteville DAILY The Family of Evelyn Reaves 19 642-4175 #1986 www.mckenziemortuary.net The News Reporter, Thursday, May 19, 2011 – 13-A Wildlife Continued from page 1-A
than 40 people received rabies shots after they were exposed to a young raccoon that was rehabilitated. Even healthy animals can be injured or sickened from handling by a human, Rickard said. Capturing and handling a young animal can stress it, sometimes fatally. In addition, young animals in the wild that look abandoned often are not. “Many species do not stay with their young all the time, “ she said, “returning only to feed them. The adult can re- turn and become aggressive in attempting to defend its young. Also, as a young animal grows, it can become aggressive.” Possums, coons and some- times even foxes or bobcats become habituated to human presence, and will sometimes take up residence around peo- ple. Officials advise removing food sources such as pet food and trash from the area, and sealing any holes that show Staff photo by Mark Gilchrist evidence of animals making themselves at home. Three’s company For more information about These ladies enjoy the shade of the press box at Eliza- dealing with problem wild ani- beth Brinkley Park at Lake Waccamaw, and the comfort mals, or to contact a licensed of the stairs leading up to it as they wait for the Black- animal removal expert, go to www.ncwildlife.org and click water Rhythm and Blues Band to perform during the on the “coexisting with Wild- town’s centennial festival May 7. life” link.
Jefferson Weaver North Carolina 910-642-4104 ext. 227 [email protected] Senate Update By Sen. Bill Rabon
Budget deliberations are order to gain experience in the still in full swing in the Sen- work place. ate. For the past week we have As I’ve mentioned before, carefully considered each and farming and agriculture are every proposal in the House the most important industries version of the budget and we in North Carolina. In recogni- have closed a $2.5 billion dollar tion of their importance, I’ve gap in funding. Our Senate sponsored a bill to help farm- version will be rolled out for ers transport more of their public review and comments goods to market than ever Ensign Lauren Gillam is by Memorial Day. before. Farmers will be able Our version will make for a to haul more types of goods to pinned by her father, Ben tight budget because we have market without paying excess Gillam. fulfilled our campaign promis- registration fees, and they will es by making tough budgetary also be able to haul more goods decisions. This will give North at one time as weight limits Gillam earns Carolina a strong foundational are modified. These measures structure for economic growth will ease financial burdens on her wings and prosperity in the future. farmers while ensuring con- My three goals to balance sumer access to the market- Lauren Gillam of Acworth, the budget, keep teachers in place for agricultural goods. Ga., received her “wings of classrooms, and cut taxes have Home to tens of thousands gold” May 6 in Milton, Fla. been met, and I look forward to of servicemen and women Ensign Gillam completed the your input once our proposals from around the country, arduous course of training are finalized. North Carolina is the most and successfully met the re- Meanwhile, we have also military friendly state in quirements designating her been busy passing bills that America. The military repre- as a naval aviator. will continue to help our farm- sents the state’s second largest She is the daughter of Ben ers, active duty military men industry. Hunting and fishing and Sandy Surles Gillam of and women, and promote en- licenses generally cost more Acworth, Ga., niece of Gail ergy job growth in North Caro- to obtain for out-of-state resi- and Bob Crutchfield of Lake lina. The Energy Jobs Act will dents, but in the Senate we’ve Waccamaw, and granddaugh- promote the establishment passed a law that will allow ter of the late Bess and Ben of a consistent energy policy all of our active duty mem- Gillam of Whiteville. and explore new methods of bers of the military to obtain Ensign Gillam was pinned energy production to preserve in-state prices for themselves by her father, using the wings our natural resources. This and their families. It is our he received when he was in the act will create new jobs in the hope that this measure will U.S. Navy. energy field, provide more encourage members of the A 2009 Naval Academy choices to consumers, and military to hunt and fish in graduate, Gillam completed keep North Carolina on the North Carolina, and also to her primary flight training in competitive cutting edge of make it more cost-effective for the T-6 Texan in Enid, Okla. our nation’s rapidly expand- military members and their She then completed helicopter ing energy sector. families to enjoy these wilder- training in Milton, Fla. We’re also working to elimi- ness sports. She will be stationed at Na- nate bureaucracy in early Finally, one of my bills was val Air Station Norfolk flying childhood education and to signed into law by the Gov- the MH 60S. make sure our children in ernor this past week. Senate these programs get the most Bill 212, Cemeteries/Survey out of every tax dollar to jump- Stamp, will make it easier start their learning. Also in for registers of deeds to do Courses ofered education, the Senate passed a their jobs at the county level. I bill to promote “high school to firmly believe in local govern- work” partnerships in North ment, and I am doing my best at SCC in May Carolina. This bill will enable to ensure that as many deci- The Continuing Educa- high schoolers to gain valu- sions as possible are handled tion Division at Southeastern able work experience before at the most local levels. People Community College is offer- graduating with a GED and deserve the right to influence ing Welding Fundamentals entering the job market or go- their government, and the and Computer Organization ing to college. Job-shadowing most immediate and acces- courses in the coming weeks. opportunities will be more ac- sible governments are often To pre-register or for more cessible to students than ever found at the county level. I information, call 642-7141, ext. before, and local school boards encourage your input on redis- 296 or 397. will adopt policies enabling tricting and on the budget, and The welding classes sched- students to take advantage I look forward to your calls, uled for summer semester will of these new opportunities in e-mails, letters, and visits. be offered Mondays and Tues- days, May 23-Aug. 9, from 6-9 p.m. in M-Building, room 132, and on Saturdays from 9 a.m.- Business, Spanish at SCC 3:30 p.m. and Sundays from The Continuing Educa- the best legal structure for the 1:30-3:30 p.m., May 28-Aug. 7 in tion Division at Southeastern business, how to write a busi- M-Building, room 132. Community College is offer- ness plan, what is required The registration fee of ing a bsiness and a Spanish to obtain financing and other $175 and the insurance fee of course in the coming weeks. concerns in starting a small $1.25 must be paid at the first To pre-register or for more business. meeting. information, call 642-7141, ext. Spanish is scheduled for The computer class will be 296 or 397. Mondays, May 23-Aug. 8, from offered Tuesdays, May 24-July ABCs of Starting a Busi- 6-8 p.m. at the DREAM Center. 12, from 6-9 p.m. at Cherry ness is a free seminar that A $65 registration fee must be Grove Community Center. will be held Monday, May 23, paid at the first meeting. This A $65 registration fee must from 6-8 p.m. in T-Building, class qualifies for fee waiv- be paid at the first meeting. room 120. Participants will ers for persons 65 or older. A This class qualifies for fee learn what it takes to be an beginning vocabulary will be waivers for persons 65 or entrepreneur, how to choose established. older. Editorials Te News Reporter, Tursday, May 19, 2011 County budget solid but still doesn’t close gap for schools
At first glance, Columbus County residents are faring pretty well with the Ramblin’ proposed county budget. The tax rate will hold steady at 81.5 with Ann cents per $100 valuation and garbage rates will increase by only $8 for county and city residents. The amount appro- By ANN WORTHINGTON priated is $500,000 less than the current fiscal year, which ends June 30. The fund My friends, I believe some days it would be better if I stayed balance is in good shape. in bed all day, and maybe, just Of course, the devil is in the details, maybe, not much could happen and the commissioners and this news- there. paper will examine those details in the Seems like Wednesdays might coming not be my favorite day of the weeks be- The point week. fore the new On the first Wednesday in May, Columbus County is I started the day with a bang. budget is in significantly bet- adopted. Managing to mow and trim the yard, I was off to a great start If there is ter shape than many when my husband and I decided one glaring North Carolina coun- to spend the afternoon at the mall hole in the ties. With looming bud- Public opinion because I just had to buy a pair of budget, it’s get cuts to education, white sandals. that the coun- this would be an ideal I have decided that designers ty doesn’t and if it comes down to it, that Perhaps it should also be noted think they don’t need to design make much year to make up ground Funding slashed they consider sustaining a veto of somewhere as to how many times clothes or shoes for the older headway in in local education fund- a budget that severely harms early Columbus County schools have generation, or at least for me, so I childhood and K-12 education in local educa- Our award-winning early child- been named a Top 25 School of Dis- was very disappointed that I had ing. The county and city hood programs, Smart Start and our state. tinction versus the charter schools. looked in yet another town with tion funding. schools sit at the bottom More at Four, and our K-12 public I believe everyone wants a bet- These schools are obviously pro- no luck. Colum- of local funding rank- school system have helped us build ter future for their children, and viding a service that parents and There was one more store in bus County prosperity in North Carolina. We education builds that better future. students desire. That is the beauty the mall that I thought maybe continues ings. need to continue investing in the Wilbur Smith of competition versus a monopoly. would be lucky. As I was walking to benefit next generation. To do so builds Bladenboro Perhaps you should add that to through the store’s door, I sudden- from legislation that removed counties’ shared prosperity. your curriculum. ly crashed face first into a large responsibility for Medicaid reimburse- As executive director of Co- Read SB8 Peter Yurgel wall of glass. ments. The formula was patently un- lumbus County Smart Start, I’ve Delco Needless to say, I thought my fair for poor counties and was always a seen firsthand the impact early As one of the parents who had face and glasses were broken, but childhood education makes in our “pulled” my children out of the the pain lasted only a short time. tremendous weight to bear for Columbus communities. Columbus County school system, Blood drive The embarrassment was almost County taxpayers as it consumed as Also, as an educator and mem- I have a suggestion for the school The 2011 ARC Blood Drive spon- too much, and to add insult to in- much as 30 percent of the county budget. ber of the Bladen County Public board members who are so con- sored by Whiteville IGA was an jury, the store had no shoes either. The county and city schools will School Board, I have witnessed just cerned about SB-8. overwhelming success. Special We returned home and started remain two of the lowest-funded school how important our public school Go to the charter schools and thanks to COOL 105.3, The News through the door. I have decided systems in the state, and Southeastern system is for preparing our youth benchmark them. Go find out what Reporter, Columbus County Farm that the carpenter who hung our Community College will get only one- for a very competitive workforce. it is that makes them so much bet- Bureau, Johnson Equipment Com- storm door used the strongest half the level of local spending that other Unfortunately, public education ter than your schools. pany, First Citizens Bank, McDon- door in history because the door community colleges in the state enjoy. in our state faces a grim budget You speak of unequal fund- alds and Coca Cola. A salute to the slammed shut right on my left future. ing, and that is true. The charter shoulder, leaving a huge bruise Columbus County Schools ranks 109th heroes of the day: our blood donors. The House budget slashes fund- schools do not get any state funds and hours of pain. in local funding out of 115 systems and Thank you for caring enough ing for Smart Start and public for buildings or grounds. to give someone a second chance They say what happens two Whiteville City Schools ranks 111th. education as a whole, and from The rest of what was said in at life. We can’t thank you enough. times will happen the third, and Bladen County schools get $1,020 per stu- what we’re hearing in the Senate, the article is speculation, scare- Special thanks to Dan Shipman after this day, I’m a firm believer. dent from their commissioners; Colum- the prospects are dim as well. mongering, or perhaps something (host), Michelle Tompkins, Kristy The third thing that happened bus County students receive only $626. That’s not the right path for worse. Batten, Stacy Sult, Diane Sellers, was the worst. I washed our Brunswick gives $2,405 per student. North Carolina’s state budget or Why not print SB-8 and let folks Louise Powell, Vicky Britt, and glider swing, and after it dried, I In spending per square foot at the our future. When our representa- read it for themselves. The article store manager Derek HIlburn. wanted to fold it down. As I pulled college, SCC ranks 54th out of 58 in the tives go to Raleigh, they should should also print the performance Thanks again for the community and started to fold the rascal, fight for the values we hold in ratings of the charter schools ver- my fingers got stuck between state. support. It is caring people like you common. sus the city and county schools to two steel rods. After pulling and The state budget, in whatever final who make America great. I hope that they’ll remember let the readers make an informed Jackie Shipman tugging, I could not free my poor, form it takes, is expected to hit the that as the budget moves along judgment. Whiteville IGA aching fingers. schools and community colleges hard, so I started screaming for some- if there is a year to make up ground in one – anyone – to come to my aid. local education funding, this should be it. And wouldn’t you know that my husband was sitting on the couch, Do the ‘signifcant six’ control our future? watching TV and oblivious to my situation. Te Tomas trial By Dr. MIKE WALDEN six factors -- indeed, I dub them ing ways to allow workers to sup- I could see him through the N.C. Cooperative Extension the “significant six.” Here they are. port the young and old -- while still window, but my screaming fell on It was the longest, most expensive trial Education and training: All the maintaining work incentives -- is a deaf ears. Finally, my frantic hol- in Columbus County history. It lasted Attempting to predict the future economic studies of the last several tall but necessary order to achieve. lering and screaming made him nearly 13 weeks and saw the largest pool is an endeavor likely as old as just decades indicate that people, states Energy and natural resources: realize I wasn’t being flirtatious. and nations with higher levels Increased worldwide population of jurors – 700 – ever called. about anything. We want to know I could only pray that when he next week’s weather, who will be of education and superior train- and economic growth are expand- saw me waving my arms at him, It ended yesterday when the jury was the new American Idol, if last ing earn more and have higher ing the use of conventional energy deadlocked 11-1 in favor of the death he wouldn’t wave back. He finally night’s date is “the one” and will standards of living. Brains trump resources such as oil and natural wised up and rushed to my aid. penalty but could not reach a unanimous our favorite team win the cham- brawn. The U.S. and North Caroli- resources like basic commodities I’m so glad he was near and decision; thus, Danny L. Thomas will pionship? na know this, but so does the rest of and water. Experts predict these could help me out of a very pain- serve the rest of his life in prison. Of course, in financial affairs, the world. Rather than a weapons pressures will continue. There’s ful situation. The trial and sentencing testimony questions about the future are (arms) race, we are in a “head race” no question that regions and coun- Well, my reader friends, my revealed the terrible toll Thomas’ actions always on our mind. Will we get for the best and brightest workforce tries will be forced to adapt. The time is up and I thank you for took on the five people he killed and the a raise, will our stocks gain or attracting the top-paying and most adaption will be a combination of yours. So until next time, I hope exciting jobs. more frugal and efficient use of three others he tried to kill, including a lose, will our daughter or son be my day next Wednesday will be accepted to their favorite college Technology: Technology may conventional and natural resourc- better than the one I just had, and policeman. Some might even say he was and when will my home finally sell? well be the economic game-changer es, the development of technologies a serial killer. as always, tell someone you love As a professional economist of the future, just as it has been in to achieve more from less of these them and get that same warm, People have their own opinions about who travels the state, I’m asked my the past. Whenever there have been resources and the creation of alter- fuzzy feeling that I do. the death penalty, but it had to be hard share of fortune-telling questions. massive changes in the economy, native resources to take the place for the families of the people Danny L. Usually they have to do with big technology has usually been be- of the increasingly scarce ones. Thomas killed to watch him shed tears picture economics, like trends in hind them. The tractor increased Regions and countries able to make when he learned that his own life would jobs, the direction of interest rates farm productivity and pushed these adaptations will have a more be spared. and if inflation is about to takeoff. workers off the land and into the positive economic future. Of course, I give it the old col- factory. Today’s computers and Global markets: It’s a cliché, Contact info lege try, with a dash of humor smart phones are giving unprece- but a correct one, to say the eco- (frequently I say, “I’d really like dented flexibility in how and where nomic world has shrunk. In fact, Send letters to the editor to to predict the past rather than the products are made and delivered. it has been doing so -- but not in a Editor Les High at leshigh@ Thumbs up future!”) in answering these ques- But technology may be the most straight line -- for over a century. whiteville.com or to P.O. Box tions. But to be honest, economists unpredictable of the significant But with the emergence of modern 707, Whiteville, N.C., 28472. s 4O THE 3OUTHEASTERN haven’t been very good -- especially six. It’s hard to know what the technology -- air travel, cell phones All letters must be signed, in- #OMMUNITY #OLLEGE 2AMS in recent years -- in their predic- next technology is, and that’s the and the internet -- we’re effectively clude the community in which scary thing. Whatever it is will be closer to our world neighbors than BASEBALL TEAM WHICH IS tions. the writer lives, and include a So what help are economists? a big determinant of what we do ever before going to the NJCAA World phone number, which will not 3ERIES IN %NID /KLA )T Well, I think we can help, but and earn. For companies and workers, the maybe not in making specific pre- Demography: If people are eco- growing world market has pluses be published. Letters should be IS THE SCHOOLS lRST TIME dictions, such as “50,000 jobs will nomic power, than demography and minuses. On the plus side are limited to 350 words. Writers EVER IN THE 7ORLD 3ERIES be created this month.” Instead, I may be the most fundamental of more potential sales. But on the are limited to one letter every Bravo to Coach Scott John- think our assistance may be best in the six factors. Demography simply negative side are more competitors 30 days. Letters about personal SON AND HIS PLAYERS (OW identifying the factors behind the refers to the number and ages of that can come to your turf and take or business disputes will not be THEYLL MAKE THE TRIP IS economic future. In other words, a country’s or state’s population. away customers and sales! To com- considered. ANYONES GUESS BECAUSE if we can predict the drivers of the Two issues in many of today’s pete, countries and regions will Letters can also be submitted THERES NO MONEY FOR IT societies are the rapid aging of have to stay on their collective toes economy, then we are better able at Whiteville.com. Simply go to $ONATIONS CAN BE MADE to know where the economic car the population and the increasing in education, training, technology to the SCC Foundation in is headed. “dependency rate,” the ratio of and efficient use of resources (in the “Contact us” link and you’ll CARE OF THE TEAM So what factors will steer tomor- the very young and very old to the be directed to an online form for row’s economy? I think there are working age population. Determin- Continued on next page submitting letters to the editor. 4HE .EWS 2EPORTER 4HURSDAY -AY ! People, Places and Things Bone marrow testing for Like any other job, like no other job Colby Byrd Saturday A bone marrow drive will be years old and has undergone held at Old Dock Elementary extensive treatment through By JEFFERSON WEAVER officers I have ever known derstood. wanted in stock, or a client School Saturday, May 21 from 1 the years. Staff Writer mentored Donald Ray from Donald Ray loved little might be inconvenienced if to 6 p.m. in hopes that a match When he went for a recent the start; both had an abiding kids, he loved his community, a task wasn’t completed on can be found to treat 9-year-old check-up at UNC Hospitals, he They are mothers and fa- hatred for the damage done to and he loved his comrades. time—but for most of us, our Colby Byrd. and his family were hoping to thers, siblings, friends, hunt- families by illegal narcotics. I heard a lot of those happy jobs do not entail the possibil- The public is invited but hear that he was cancer-free ers, fishermen, NASCAR fans, They both guided him along stories in the weeks after ity of not coming home at the match tests will be done only and his treatments were over. bikers, deacons, and Scout his chosen path. his death and while his mur- end of the day. on those between the ages of Instead, they learned that leaders. Back then, there were derer was being tried and For police officers, regard- 18 and 60. Anyone who partici- the next step would be a bone They worry about their fewer hurdles to jump for convicted. less of their agency, that is pates must meet health guide- marrow transplant in order to families and bills and insur- journalists to ride along on An agency in the Morehead always the case. Thankfully, lines and be willing to donate save his life. ance and groceries and the drug raids. It area needed most of them come home to any patient in need. A party atmosphere is house payment. wasn’t un- s o m e o n e safely, if tired and sometimes A participant must volun- planned for the drive, includ- They have their failings, common for young and disgusted, at the end of their teer for a simple swab of cheek ing children’s activities, food just as we all do. They wish me to hitch a hip to work shifts. They come home to the cells. No needles are involved. for sale and other events. for more time to do what they ride with an undercover. same challenges and prob- Colby, a third grader at For more information con- enjoy, as well as what happens officer for a Donald Ray lems and rewards and dreams Old Dock Elementary, was tact Sabrina Ward at 770-0443 when they retire. feature story, lobbied hard that the rest of us do. diagnosed with acute lympho- or Old Dock school at 642-2084. The difference is, for most or to liven up for the job, But sometimes they don’t cytic leukemia when he was 2 of them, their lives are in a dateless Sat- although he come home. danger when they go to work, urday night was new to They are the ones who keep while most of us have no such by climbing law enforce- the wolves from the doors of worries. The reason we can into a patrol ment, and the sheepfold, so we flocks CCCF grants available have such security is because car while a his boss gave can sleep well at night. They of what these special folks do. search war- him the nod. are the ones who find our lost The Columbus County Com- tion website, http://www.nc- I am ashamed to admit I rant was ex- D o n a l d children, keep our streets munity Foundation will accept communityfoundation.org/ neglected to remember Peace ecuted. Ray became safe, and yes, cite us when we online applications for its page/columbus-applying-for- Officers Memorial Day until D o n a l d the Sand- do something wrong. 2011 grant application cycle grants-447. Monday morning, while we Ray could be man, a drug They are just like us—but through Friday, July 8. The Columbus County Com- were having the usual fran- o n e o f t h e dealer spe- sometimes, not very often Proposals are sought from munity Foundation is an af- tic time of getting ready for most intimidating men ever cializing in supplying whole- but still too often—they don’t Columbus County organiza- filiate of the North Carolina work and another long week. born when he went through sale drugs to dealers who got come home. tions in the areas of arts and Community Foundation, and I should have remembered it, the door of an illegal night- them into the schools. I often find myself think- humanities, education, the it provides management ser- since just the other day I was spot or a juke joint or a crack It was a decision I know ing of Donald Ray—and Ja- environment, health, human vices to a number of local telling someone about one of house. Something about body haunted his boss for years. mie Collins, another officer services, public and societal endowment funds. Foundation the biggest men I ever knew, armor and firearms make any On Nov. 14, 1991, Donald who died in the line of duty, benefit, and youth develop- board members are Geoffrey a fellow named Donald Ray person look larger, but Don- Ray was lured into an ambush as well as others I have known ment. Grants are available for R. Hopkins, president; Henry Tucker. ald Ray looked like a biblical and killed. I covered the in- but distantly or by reputa- non-profit, tax-exempt organi- J. Edmund, S. Randy Britt, Donald Ray was taller than wraith when the battering vestigation and arrest as well tion. Donald Ray and Jamie zations, religious institutions Gary N. Kramer, Dr. Kathleen I am, with much broader ram hit the door and gloved as the trial of his murderer, are just two reasons I always and government agencies with Matlock, Leo Mercer, T. Ladeen shoulders. He was a football palms gripped shotguns and Elton Guy Bell. wave when I see a law officer, specific projects addressing Powell, Terray F. Suggs and W. player in high school, and assault rifles. I checked Bell’s prison whether he is wearing the these needs in Columbus Coun- Andy Wayne. a good student as well. He It is questionable whether status the other day, and he is brown of a sheriff ’s office or ty. Funds are not available for Anyone wishing to learn had the blackest skin of any or not he really saved the still a guest of the state, serv- the black and white of police, individuals, capital campaigns more about the Columbus African American I have ever life of a particular reporter ing a life sentence for murder, or the gray of a state trooper, or capital improvements. County Community Founda- met, and a smile that was just during one of those raids, armed robbery and felony or the green of a Wildlife This year the foundation is tion may contact a local board as broad and white as his skin when said reporter was in marijuana charges. office. introducing an online grant ap- member or call the North was black. the wrong place at the wrong Donald Ray was like a lot Regardless of the color of plication system, and it is only Carolina Community Founda- Donald Ray was different second. The situation was de- of other police officers—he their uniforms, they all wear accepting online proposals. It tion’s Southeastern office at from many young men from fused before anyone got hurt, wanted what everyone else a silver and gold badge, and is available on the Columbus (910) 509-7256. his community; he didn’t but I can testify that I would wants, a home, a family, se- they form a blue line between County Community Founda- party, but more importantly, never have wanted to meet curity, and safety. It’s officers ordinary citizens and the ver- he didn’t tolerate partying. He Donald Ray on the opposite like Donald Ray and thou- min that all too often have the had a strong faith, and at the side of a scrimmage line if sands upon thousands of oth- upper hand. same time, he had a stronger he always hit like that. ers who make it so we can all Do yourself a favor in the Bass tournament set sense of values. He saw—and That goat-roping is, how- have that security and safety. coming days—thank a law was able to understand—the ever, a column for another Their jobs are just that— enforcement officer. And do June 18 for Tabor City damage that illegal drugs do day. He was particularly so- jobs—but their jobs are differ- them a favor, too—remember to society. From the beginning licitous as he helped me up ent. A reader might get upset them when you pray, and ask The annual Tabor City For more information call he wanted nothing more than and explained that he was if he missed his newspaper, a that at the end of each shift, Chamber of Commerce bass the chamber office at 377-3012 to be a cop. concerned about one of the customer might get angry if every one of them comes tournament will be held Sat- or Donald James at 653-5310. Two of the finest narcotics bad guys, and he hoped I un- a store didn’t have what she home. urday, June 18 at Lake Tabor.
grade, it nevertheless is still them. Nothing could send the Walden crucial to our economic future. stock market plunging like a Continued from previous page Simply put, this factor refers hot war involving the United to the political and military States in some foreign theater. effect, all of the above). position of the U.S. relative This is my list of major International geopolitical to key countries and regions league movers of our economic relations: Although this fac- in the world. It encompasses future. You decide if they’re tor is definitely above my pay what we spend on national your list too. security, our strategic world al- Walden is a William Neal Skeet shoot liances and our possible world Reynolds Professor and North flashpoints. Business persons Carolina Cooperative Exten- Saturday for and investors intensely dislike sion economist in the Depart- uncertainty, but geopolitical ment of Agricultural and Re- WLA youth relations are fraught with source Economics at N.C. State. Wildlife Action of North Carolina will host a skeet shoot for Wildlife Action Pioneer Lowest Prices Guaranteed! youth members, their families and guests who are interested 0t1t* in joining on Saturday, May 21 New Bulbs at 10 a.m. It will be held at the shatter Honey Hill Shooting Preserve, For a look In our 1654 Honey Hill Road east of like Katy Perry TANNING Whiteville. Coming Soon Participants should take 4*-7&34)"55&3 guns and shells, eye and ear BED protection. A cookout lunch #1 in Excellent Customer Service will be served at noon, and Professional Discounts • Open To The Public • We Deliver those interested should RSVP “Partner To The Pro” • We Match Sally’s Prices - Bring Their Flyer immediately to Chase Hooks 642-2521 or email chooks@ncez. Whiteville Beauty Supply net to reserve a spot. 22 Hill Plaza • 640-3339 The shoot is made possible www.whitevillebeautysupply.com • M-F 9:30-6, Sat 9:30-4 through Andy Wayne, long time friend of Wildlife Action.
COLUMBUS CHRISTIAN ACADEMY Kindergarten Program May 24 • 5:30 p.m. Highest Praise Church corner of Madison & Calhoun Streets
You Are Invited! Come see what your child could learn in our Kindergarten class. Adults only. For Information: 642-6196 or www.columbuschristianacademy.us 16-A – The News Reporter, Thursday, May 19, 2011 Turtles to highlight lake park program
Visitors to Lake Wacca- specialist with the N. C. She will discuss the habi- maw State Park will have Museum of Forestry, will tats of different species of the chance Saturday at 3 p. conduct a program on turtles native turtles in her col- m. to get up close to some of and will bring along some of lection. Lewis has shown the area’s more interesting her collection of the reptiles her collection of turtles to creatures: turtles. for visitors to study and numerous school groups and Kellie Lewis, educational touch. others.
Whiteville Mayor Terry Mann and Rep. Dewey Hill (far right) enjoy the offerings of Edge- Ron Glinski, MD, wood Elementary School Chorus. Urology Farmers Market opens with bountiful oferings By RAY WYCHE to transplant. weeks but after large offer- Staff Writer Officials were also on hand, ings on hand for opening day, including Rep. Dewey Hill market officials decided to go The produce and the people who said, “This is a good op- on the regular schedule of were there, and the Columbus portunity for people to see Tuesday, Thursday and Sat- County Community Farmers what we are doing in agricul- urday mornings beginning Market kicked off its 13th mar- ture.” this week. keting season Saturday with Whiteville Mayor Terry “We have such a big crowd Sam Wheatley, MD, an unexpected variety and Mann, along with Hill, praised for opening day we thought Gynecology quantity of products. the market and visitors were it better to open three days,” Long-lasting extremely welcomed by market vice market consultant Kip God- cold weather last winter led president L. H. Shuman in the win said. many growers and others to absence of market president The market operates from predict slim pickings on the Irvin Brown. 7 a. m. until noon. vegetable display tables in Market manager Carol “We’ve got a good variety the sales shed in Government Shuman also welcomed cus- and we have a good turnout,” Complex at the opening of tomers and introduced ven- Carol Shuman said. the season, but such was not dors by name. The sales shed, built with the case. The market’s snack bar grants of about $275,000 from A total of 15 vendors was open for business and free the North Carolina Tobacco showed up and most of these ice cream was distributed to Trust Fund Commission, offered mustard, kale, new- visitors. contains bathrooms and a Smaller Incisions. Less Pain. Faster Recovery. crop Irish potatoes, garden The flag-raising ceremony commercial-size kitchen. The peas, snow peas, greenhouse- was handled by Cub Scout 60x120-foot building is lo- grown squash and tomatoes, Pack 555. Entertainment was cated in Government Complex Surgery can be advanced in many ways, such as along with homemade jams, provided by the Edgewood north of Whiteville near the jellies, baked goods, decorated Elementary School Chorus. Social Services building. minimally invasive procedures, greater precision, gourds, needlework, eggs from Due to spring weather not free-range chickens, straw- conductive to vegetable grow- and faster recovery. With our new daVinci Surgical berries, blueberries, onions, ing, the market had decided Ray Wyche System, we tackle all three. From simple procedures turnips, herbs, pecans, and to operate only on Saturday 910-642-4104 ext. 229 heirloom tomato plants ready mornings for a couple of to complex operations, this new technology can potentially deliver better results , less discomfort, and a shorter hospital stay. SCC Rams win, needs fnancial help
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Sports Te News Reporter, Tursday, May 19, 2011 Region 10 champions SCC to compete in NJCAA D-II World Series MOREHEAD CITY - Making history...BIG Surry had taken the lead with three runs in TIME. the third inning, and SCC got its first run on a A two-out triple by second-baseman Nick solo home run by Chris Huie in the bottom of Malter was the big blow of a four-run eighth the fourth. inning Monday night as the Southeastern Surry scored again in the fifth inning, and Community College Rams rallied to a 6-4 vic- Southeastern came back with a run in the bot- tory over Surry Community College to win the tom of the fifth when Malter reached base on Region 10-Division II Baseball Tournament at a walk and later scored on a fielder’s choice Big Rock Stadium. ground-out by Chase Rhodes. It was the fourth straight win for Coach Scott In the bottom of the eighth, Jordan Hunt Johnson, who carried the No. 5 seeding into the drew a one-out walk and advanced to third on a eight-team, double-elimination tournament. single by Huie. Huie was thrown out at second Southeastern, which owns its second Region trying to stretch his hit into a double. Dakota 10 title in three years, will travel to Enid, Okla., Oxedine reached base on a catcher interference for the May 28-June 4 for the 2011 National call, and Richard Campolong followed with a Junior College Athletic Association Division single to score Hunt. II World Series. Malter came to the plate and connected for The World Series trip will mark SCC’s first- his triple to score the tying and go-ahead run, ever appearance in national tournament play. and an overthrow of third base allowed Malter The Rams’ season record now stands at 35-19. to also score. “This has been an incredible tournament,” SCC opened tournament play last Friday said Johnson, who is in his fourth season as with a 6-2 win over defending champion Lenoir SCC coach. “Our guys just never quit. We had Community College. On Saturday, the Rams to battle from behind in just about every game, edged past College of Albermarle 7-6, and on and somebody always seemed to step up when Sunday, they defeated Surry Community Col- we really needed it.” lege 11-3 in seven innings. Southeastern, which had taken wins over “We’re certainly excited about the oppor- Lenoir Community College, College of the Al- tunity to travel to the World Series,” Coach bermarle, and Surry during the fist three days Johnson said. “Hopefully, we can gain some of the tournament, went to the final inning strong recognition for our program when we with Joe Wellbock on the mound. Wellbock go against some of the strongest teams in the picked up the win, getting relieved by Ryan country.” Culbreath after giving up a leadoff hit in the top of the ninth. Surry 003 010 000 - 4 6 2 Culbreath retired the next three batters to Southeastern 000 110 04x - 6 5 2 record the save and bring on a big SCC celebra- Ginea, Howard (7) and Whitecavage; Joe Wellbock, tion. Ryan Culbreath (9) and Jordan Hunt. Girls state soccer playofs
Clinton nips Lady Pack in How sweet it is! SCC photo by Justin Smith Nick Malter (center) stands among Ram teammates while hoisting one of two plaques the Southeastern Community College baseball team received after winning tight second-round match the NJCAA Region 10-Division II Tournament championship at Morehead City Mon- The Clinton Dark Horses day. A large crowd of Ram supporters was on hand to welcome the team Tuesday ended Whiteville High School’s afternoon at the main entrance of the SCC administration building. Malter, a sopho- girls record-setting soccer more from Wilmington, delivered a two-run triple in the bottom of the eighth inning season Monday night in the that lifted the Rams to a 6-4 victory over Surry Community College in Monday’s second round of the 2A state playoffs with a hard-fought 2-1 championship game. SCC not only won the Region 10 championship by winning victory. the tournament, but also claimed the Southeast District title. Coach Scott Johnson’s “We lost to a very good a ill a e thei t eve a ea a e i a ati al t a e t he the team, but I’m especially proud travel to Enid, Okla., for the May 28-June 4 NJCAA Division II World Series. of the way the girls stayed after it when we were down 2-0,” WHS Coach Ronnie Todd said. “Clinton has been ranked ECHS to entertain James Kenan tonight at 7 all year and there’s a reason why. The way we kept after it those last 10 minutes gave us Gators defeat Mariners 5-2 a good chance to tie the game with James Kenan’s prom and maybe win it. Last year, By DAN BISER In the bottom of the third, Friday. we probably would have folded. Sports Editor Smith and Connor hit back-to- Skylar Bowen was the win- It’s part of a growing process back singles and Barnes drew ning pitcher for East Colum- for this young team. We’ve got LAKE WACCAMAW - a walk. Jenkins followed with bus, going five innings and a group of girls who scored In last Thursday’s 10-0 win a fielder’s choice ground out to retiring the last 11 batters he more than 100 goals among over Princeton in the opening shortstop that brought home faced. Hunter Smith pitched them coming back next year.” round of the state 1A high Smith from third. the final two innings. Whiteville nearly got on school baseball playoffs, East Jenkins added a single in Smith, who started the the board in the third minute Columbus first baseman was the fifth inning that brought game at third base, also had a when forward Carly High beat the only player in the Gator home Connor. big day at the plate with three her defender on the right flank, starting line-up who did not Nick Wilkinson singled hits and two runs scored. outran the defense and hit a get a hit. to lead off the sixth for the East Carteret, the Coastal bullet from six yards, but Clin- However, the 6-foot-4, Gators and he later scored Plains Conference runnerup, ton goalie Camille Carr had the 195-pound senior brought his from third when the ball was took a 1-0 lead in the first in- angle and made an impressive bat to the forefront Monday dropped by the Mariner cen- ning when Kody Easton hit the reflex save. when he drove in four runs tefielder. game’s first pitch for a single Whiteville had the advan- with a double, single and field- “We went after a win, and to center. He scored follow- tage over the next quarter er’s choice in East Columbus’ that’s what we got,” Bracey ing a Ty Mason single and a and saw four potential scor- 5-2 second-round victory over said. “I think we could have throwing error by the catcher. ing chances quashed by fouls, visiting East Carteret. done a better job in some ar- East Columbus scored two but the momentum swung Coach Karl Bracey’s eas, but overall it was pretty runs in the bottom of the sec- Clinton’s way when WHS mid- Three Rivers Conference good.” ond when Smith hit a two-out fielder Jenna Watts went down champion Gators will take Coach Jason Salter’s East single, Ben Connor walked in the 25th minute of the half their 18-4 season record Carteret squad closed its sea- and Jenkins roped a two-out with an ankle injury and had against visiting James Ke- son with a 12-10 record. Staff photo by Mark Gilchrist double to left-center. to be carried from the field. She nan Thursday at 6 p.m., in The visiting Mariner squad did not return. Tough header the third round of the play- E. Carteret 110 000 0 - 2 6 3 tied the score with a run in “Whiteville came out strong Whiteville High School forward Carly High goes up for a offs. James Kenan (12-10) E. Columbus 201 011 x - 5 8 2 the top of the second inning but the game changed when advanced Tuesday with an Tyler Brewer, Jaden Fulcher (6) and header against Clinton in front of the Clinton goal late in as Aaron Lewis led off with their midfielder (Watts) got 11-1 win over Spring Creek. Ty Mason; Skylar Bowen, Hunter the game. Whiteville’s Jacq Rapelye is at left. a double to rightfield and hurt and they seemed to strug- The game was moved up Smiih (6) and Ben Connor. to tonight to avoid conflict scored. gle some with possession,” When they were down 2-0, they its heels to start the second Clinton Coach Jeff Smith said. never gave up or slowed down.” half, but Alley prevented Clin- “We were very good the last Clinton put the game’s first ton opportunities with nice 20 minutes of the first half goal on the board with 9:38 left saves. Defender Kendall Bush Tuesday playof games suspended by rain and the first 20 minutes of the in the half when Dark Horse used her speed to keep check Whiteville High School’s game with Dixon were all inning of the 2A baseball second half, and that was the player Lexi Valenti went un- on runs made by the Clinton second-round baseball play- suspended by heavy rain and playoff game, North Pitt led difference. It was a physical marked in the box on a throw forwards. off home game with Eden- lightning Tuesday. Whiteville 3-1 in the third game but cleanly played at a in. She hit a well-timed shot Whiteville also had to sub- ton Holmes, Whiteville High A l l we re re s u m e d o n inning of the 2A softball high level. You saw two very from 10 yards that went just stitute two of its starters, cen- School’s first-round home play- Wednesday (see result at white- game and Dixon held a 2-0 good teams going head-to-head over the hands of WHS goalie ter midfielder Jordan Ray and off softball game with North ville.com). lead over West Columbus in tonight. Either could have Allyssa Alley. Pitt and West Columbus’ first- Whiteville trailed Holmes the second inning of the 1A won. Give Whiteville credit. Clinton had Whiteville on See WHS soccer on 2B round home softball playoff 1-0 in the bottom of the second softball game. SANDAL TIME SHOE FAIR 43 S. Whiteville Village, Whiteville • 642-3664 2B -The News Reporter, Thursday, May 19, 2011 Whiteville Legion WHS soccer baseball tryouts “Our possession got better set for Saturday, Continued from 1B as the game went on, and usu- ally, if you can knock it around Sunday at 3 defender Kayla Beverley, both and make the other team chase Dean Sasser, coach of the of whom have been hobbled you a bit, you’ll get opportuni- Whiteville Post 137 American with ankle injuries and have ties to score, and that’s what Legion Baseball team, has an- practiced little since the May happened when we made our nounced that all players who 4 game at South Brunswick. second goal,” Smith added. intend to play on the 2011 Post With 18 minutes left in the Clinton played back-to-back 137 team should attend May game, Clinton crossed a per- defending state champion 21 and 22 tryouts at Whiteville fectly placed ball into the box Swansboro last night. All four Legion Stadium. at the feet of charging Dark teams remaining in the East Both of the Saturday and Horse forward Hannah Smith, 2A bracket are from the brutal Sunday tryouts will begin at who one-timed her shot from East Central conference – 3 p.m. point-blank range. Clinton and Swansboro, plus For more information, con- But with 10 minutes re- Croatan and Topsail. tact Sasser at 641-7676. maining, a fatigued Whiteville Smith said it’s good to see Last season, Sasser guided side dug deep and put repeated teams from small southeast- the Post 137 team to the Area pressure on the Clinton de- ern North Carolina towns like 2-West League championship fense. Clinton and Whiteville chal- and a berth in the state Ameri- Forward Sam McCumbee lenge the traditional soccer can Legion Tournament at began to exploit the left side powers. Whiteville starts six Asheboro. and had several nice runs. sophomores and Clinton starts The Post 137 team made a Then High broke through seven, so both of these teams Cinderella run to the finals the defense and, with a de- are destined to be rivals in the of the 2011 state tournament First pitch fender draped on her, hit a future. Whiteville was ranked where it fell to Kernersville in For er hite ille i h School baseball coach re lac on thre out the rst hard, low shot to the far post as high as ninth in the state the championship game. pitch prior to Tuesday night’s state 2A playoff game between WHS and Edenton that Clinton goalie Carr got a this year and Clinton fifth. Kernersville went on to Holmes at Legion Stadium. Blackmon, pictured with current Wolfpack head coach fingertip on, sending the ball “Whiteville is as good as win the Southeast Regional Brett Harwood, coached the WHS varsity to 247 wins, 91 losses, one state champi- barely inches wide. anyone in our conference,” Tournament in Tennessee and Whiteville almost convert- Smith said. advanced to the American Le- onship, three Eastern N.C. Regional titles, and nine Waccamaw Conference cham- ed a corner kick as Ray and Todd said the team will gion World Series in Spokane, pionships in 14 seasons. High got their heads on the miss its seniors but he expects Wash. ball, and High got off a turn- a good year next season. around shot from eight yards “We had a great year but that was deflected into the injuries hurt us in the end,” Lady Gators fall to James Kenan in frst round arms of Carr. Todd said. “We don’t play in With just four minutes re- the strongest soccer confer- East Columbus collected a “We didn’t do a bad job of the past four seasons. maining, Ray played a through ence top to bottom, but the top total of eight hits, compared LAKE WACCAMAW - The hitting the ball,” Williamson In 11 seasons, Williamson ball to High on the right side, half is very good. We’ll look to to six for James Kenan, but East Columbus High School said. “We either hit right at has guided the ECHS squad to but a heads-up play by Carr schedule difficult non-confer- the Lady Gators committed softball team made its earli- somebody and James Kenan 159 wins and 75 losses. prevented the goal when she ence games next year and get five errors. est exit from the state playoffs was coming up with big plays. Williamson pointed out that charged off her line and was tougher. We know where we Brooke Malpass, Madeline since 2003 Friday night as they They are much better than the 2011 team’s senior players able to alter High’s shot, which have to get and we’ve got the Pierce and Demaya Berry each fell to visiting James Kenan 7-0 their record indicates,” have won a conference cham- again missed by inches. players to get there.” had two hits, and Samantha in Tuesday’s first-round game. Kelsey Jacobs took her first pionship (varsity or junior The game was a back-and- Whiteville ends its season Malpass and Shana Cummings East Columbus had gone pitching loss of the season af- varsity in each of their four forth affair until 1:04 left when with a 16-3-2 overall record had one hit each for Coach Lar- into the game with an 18-0 ter 10 straight wins. She struck seasons). McCumbee collected a re- and its first 2A-3A Waccamaw ry Williamson’s Lady Gators. record. out five batters. The 2011 Lady Gator seniors bound from her throw-in deep Conference championship Williamson said it was a James Kenan scored five The Lady Gator softball are Kelsey Jacobs, Brooke in Whiteville territory and with a 12-0 record, which in- tough way to end an otherwise runs in the fourth inning en team had advanced to the third Spaulding, Brooke Malpass, lofted a shot that gave White- cluded sweeps of 3A teams outstanding season. route to the upset victory. round of the playoffs in each of Shanita Hampton, Caitlyn ville its first goal. West Brunswick and South Harrelson, Shana Cummings. Clinton, however, was able Brunswick, a school White- to kill the clock for the final ville had never beaten. minute and collected the 2-1 Todd said the team scored SHORT result. 103 goals in conference games “I told our girls at halftime and allowed only three. The BROS. that we were playing well Lady Pack scored 126 goals and but we needed to tighten up allowed 16 in all competitions. RENT-A-CAR on their two forwards (High The team loses five seniors: and McCumbee),” Smith said. Brooke Lewis, Hali McCum- $ 95 “They are gifted, gifted play- bee, Savanna Elkins, Sarah DAILY ers, and if you allow them to Royal and Lauren Tyler. 19 turn and get a head of steam, See more photos of this game Hwy. 701, South of Whiteville they’re gone. They’re a threat at Whiteville.com. 642-4175 every time they touch the ball. Coming Saturday, May 21!
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Grandstands: Members of the Whiteville U-11 girls soccer team that won the Cape Fear Soccer Asso- 40 Laps & ciation U-11 league title are, front row, left to right: Caroline Hawthorne, Ashley Hardin, $20 Adults Camryn Ray and Lauren DiMuzio. Back row: Lindsey Dowless, Logan Schultz, Cailin Seniors & Military Baldwin, Logan Autry, Grace Nance and Hannah DeVane. (See story on 3B). $ $3 Discount 4,000 Children 12 & Under FREE! Pits Open at 3:00 pm Grandstands To Win! Open at 4:00 pm PLUS: Late Model, Super Street, Pure Stock & U-Cars Open Wheel Modifed
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Sam Jenny T.J. Jake Ward Thompson Wilson Edmund SOFTBALL BASEBALL TRACK & GOLF FIELD
On May 12, Jenny Thompson did not real- One of a high number of multi-sport athletes A four-year letterman on the Viking golf Whether it’s pitching, playing the infield, ize that she had actually pitched a no-hitter at East Columbus High School, the 17-year- team, the 18-year-old senior has made the roaming the outfeld, swinging the stick or in the Lady Wolfpack’s 10-0 fve-inning vic- old Gator junior qualifed for the state fnals sport a part of his well-rounded curriculum running the bases, Sam Ward feels at home tory over South Brunswick until the game in four events. Wilson, the ECHS starting at WCHS. He is also very active in the FFA on the baseball feld. Ward, a junior, said it was over. “I really had no idea,” she said. quarterback in football and starting point and Beta Club and was a co-chief marshal. was disappointing when the Stallions missed “The game ended with the 10-run rule and guard in basketball, runs on the state quali- WCHS golf coach Brian McCleney said that a shot at the state playoffs this past season, I hadn’t thought about not having giving up fying 4x100, 4x200 and 4x400 relay teams Edmund has been a dependable player but that he is looking toward next season. any hits,” said the 17-year-old WHS junior. and also qualifed for state in the long jump and has made improvements each year. “We had only one senior this year and eight “I knew I had walked one batter and I hadn’t at last week’s regional meet at Princeton. The son of Bill and Terri Edmund said that of us will be seniors next year,” said Ward, been too happy about that.” Thompson, The state 1A meet will be held Friday at the Land-O-Lakes course, the home course the 17-year-old son of Bobby and Hope the daughter of John and Wendy Thomp- North Carolina A&T University in Greens- of WCHS, is his favorite lay-out. “Golf has Ward. “We were kind of young this year, but son, has carried the bulk of the Lady Pack boro. “I feel like we have a real good shot been a lot of fun. We haven’t won any did pretty well in some games. We should be pitching load this season as the team took in the 4x100 and 4x200,” said Wilson, the championships, but we have had an enjoy- more consistent next year.” Ward said that third place in the Waccamaw 2A-3A Con- son of Tony and Sabra Wilson. Wilson said able time as a team. He received the golf chemistry is his favorite subject at SCHS and ference. Thompson said that math is her that basketball is probably the sport he will team’s Coaches Award at last week’s West added that he hopes to play college baseball. favorite subject at WHS and she hopes to pursue in college, having been contacted by Columbus athletic banquet. Edmund will He also has a strong interest in automobile study veterinary medicine some day. She several schools, including Davidson. Math enroll in Campbell University next August repair. “I love cars about as much as I love is also hoping to get an opportunity to play is his favorite subject at ECHS and he wants and plans to pursue a career in pharmacy. baseball,” he said. softball at the college level. to pursue a degree in sports medicine. Chemistry is his favorite subject.
Now with Columbus Athletes two Whiteville locations to serve you 1408 1110 North Of The Week S. Madison St. JK Powell Blvd. Viking athletes honored at May 12 banquet West Columbus High School held its annual Viking Athletic Banquet on May 12, Major award winners fol- low: Football: Josh Barber (Hustle Award), Kortell Nix- on (Unsung Hero), Harvey Lesane (Most Improved), Gary George (Coaches Award), Jared Barber (Line- man Award); Ronnie Parker (Offensive Award), Carey Ellis (Defensive Award Volleyball: Michelle Cole- man (Most Outstanding), Kelli Waddell (Hustle Award), Sam Walker (Best Defensive Award). Boys Soccer: Forrest Pow- WCHS photos ell (Most Valuable-Offense); Major award winners in athletics during the 2010-11 school are pictured at the May 12 Viking Athletic Banquet. Dwayne Morgan (Most Valu- able-Defense), Aaron Collins (Hustle Award) Deven Mor- gan (Coaches Award). Stallion Football Girls Tennis: Rebecca Ransom (Most Valuable), Golf Tournament Angel Britt (Most Improved), set for June 4 Brittany Coleman (Coaches Award). The 2011 Stallion Football Cheerleading: Breanna Golf Tournament will be held Milligan (Captain Award), Saturday, June 4 at the Black Kelsey Conley (Co-Captain Bear Golf Course near Longs, Award), Michaela Lee Most S.C. Spirited), Amber Simmons All proceeds will go to sup- (Most Dedicated). port the South Columbus Boys Basketball: Stephen football program. Gachette (Chris Williams The 8 a.m. shotgun start Memorial Award), Naquan will be a captain’s choice tour- Moore (Dwayne Betts Memo- nament. Registration fee will rial Award), Dominique Ship- be $60 per person or $240 per man (Most Improved), Gary four-man team. George (Leadership Award), Two flights will be estab- Anthony Williams, Kortell lished with prizes awarded Nixon (Coaches Awards). to the first-first place teams. Girls Basketball: Mi- Lunch will be provided. chelle Coleman (Most Valu- For more information, con- able), Lindsey Hilburn (Most tact Jake Fonvielle at 625-9123. Improved), Quinzetta Nealy (Coaches Award). Bowling: Drake Ellis WCHS Athletes of the Year - Kortell Nixon and Mi- WCHS Sportmanship Award winners - Deven Morgan and (Best All-Around), Jumel chelle Coleman. Alex Burroughs. Fun Run Jones (Boys Most Dedicated), Alexus McKeithan (Girls Saturday Most Dedicated), Seth But- ler (Boys Most Improved), Eden Wilson (Girls Most at Farmers Jasmine Forbes-Lawson (Most lis (Most Valuable), Sawyer Girls Track and Field: Alex Deven Morgan, Alex Bur- Improved). Improved). Strickland (Most Improved), Burroughs (Most Valuable), roughs, Baseball: Francisco Tor- Girls Soccer: Kati Sutton Dwayne Morgan (Sportsman- Taylor Hayes (Coaches Award). WCHS Athletes of the Market res (Coaches Award), Kortell (Most Valuable - Offense), ship Award), Brandon Spivey Golf: Jake Edmund (Coach- Year: Kortell Nixon, Michelle The Second Annual Farm- Nixon (Hustle Award), Gary Lindsey Hilburn (Most Valu- (Coaches Award). es Award). Coleman. ers Market Fun Run will be George (Most Improved). able-Defense), Kellie Waddell Boys Track and Field: Mr. and Mrs. Viking held Saturday morning at the Softball; Michelle Cole- (Hustle Award), Caitlin Car- Akie Gaines (Most Valuable), P a t r i c i a S i n g l e t a r y Awards: Jerry Hayes, Terry Farmers Market, Government man (Most Valuable), Sam trette (Coaches Award). Deven Morgan (Coaches Award: Drake Ellis Hayes. Complex Road in Whiteville. Walker (Coaches Award), Boys Tennis: Drake El- Award). Sportsmanship Awards: Participants will have the special opportunity to “run over” cars and trucks as they cross the overpass over U.S. Gator tracksters headed to state 74-76 near the start and end of Whiteville U-11 teamSHORT the event. BROS. East Columbus High School run with a time of 2:07. and Elijah Gresham. Check-in begins shortly will be among the favorites in In the boys long jump event, The Gator boys team placed takes Cape Fear titleRENT-A-CARbefore the start of the half-mile Hwy. 701, South two boys sprint relay events T.J. Wilson qualified for the Kids Run around the complex fourth in the Mid-East Region $ 95 of Whiteville Friday in the state 1A track state meet with an effort of 20 at 8:30 a.m. The 3.1-mile Run/ team point standings. The Whiteville U-11 girls in scoring by Lauren DiMuzio DAILY and field finals at the North feet, 1 inch, and the ECHS 4x400 19Walk starts642-4175 at 9 a.m., followed www.whiteville.com soccer team traveled to Wilm- and Logan Autry with five by an award ceremony and Carolina A&T University relay team also qualified with In the girls division. East ington to compete in the Cape goals each. Grace Nance, Lo- track in Greensboro. door-prize drawing at 10:15. a fourth-place finish. Columbus’ Shanita Hampton Fear Soccer Association’s gan Schultz, and Ashley Har- In last Saturday’s Mid-East Registration is free and prereg- Members of the 4x100 re- took second in the long jump spring soccer season. din each scored three goals Regional meet at Princeton, istration is not required. lay team are Wilson, Ferrell with a leap of 15-feet, 2 inches The team, comprised of and Camryn Ray scored one the Gators won the 4x800 with Cerro Gordo school teacher Baldwin, Demetri Anders and to qualify for the state meet. seven girls from Whiteville, goal. The defense was led by a time of 1 minute, 29.7 sec- Rachel Smith organizes the Ronald Ratliffe. The Lady Gators’ 4x400 re- two from Elizabethtown, and goalie Cailin Baldwin, who sur- onds, and the 4x100 with a 43.2 fun run to encourage people to Members of the 4x200 relay lay team, consisting of Hamp- one from Bladenboro, went 7-1 rendered only six goals all sea- clocking. exercise, and to celebrate the team are Wilson, Anders, Ron- ton, Kendra Bowen, Quinterra to win the division title. son. The team was coached by Coach Curt Moss’ Gator opening of the farmers market ald Ratliffe and Ricky Ratlffe. Walker and Joshlyn Douglas The Whiteville team was led Joey Schultz and Jim DiMuzio. boys also got a first place from season. The event’s website, The 4x400 relay team con- finished fourth to also qualify. fmrun.com, offers more infor- Tracy Bowen in the 800-meter sists of Wilson, Anders, Bowen . mation and a route map. 4-B – The News Reporter, Thursday, May 19, 2011 Ribbon of Hope grant for lake and river study Columbus County students to expand an existing water College and Coastal Carolina and the opportunity to apply such as human health and Since 2008, the NC Glaxo- will learn about the link be- quality-monitoring program University. their new skills on the lake ecosystem functions. It will SmithKline Foundation has tween clean water quality and on Lake Waccamaw and the Through interactive train- and river. also give students an opportu- awarded 70 grants to nonprof- human health and ecosystem Waccamaw River to include ing sessions, hands-on prac- They also will have the op- nity to be part of a long-term its across the state under the functions by taking part in a teachers and students. The tice and use of a web-based tion to become part of a long- monitoring project, and make Ribbon of Hope program. water quality-monitoring pro- grant will be used to develop teacher’s guide, Columbus term water quality monitor- significant contributions to As part of the grant, re- gram on Lake Waccamaw and and implement a hands-on County students will learn ing crew, contributing real sci- our program.” cipients also receive custom- the Waccamaw River, using a water quality educational pro- marketable scientific skills, entific data to help understand Originating from Lake ized consulting services and North Carolina GlaxoSmith- gram for Columbus County experience Lake Waccamaw changes in the watershed and Waccamaw, a large Carolina technical assistance from the Kline Foundation Ribbon of high school and middle school and the Waccamaw River, assess aquatic health. Bay in North Carolina, the North Carolina Center for Hope award. students, called “WOW,” for and gain an appreciation of “We are grateful to the NC Waccamaw River winds 140 Nonprofits. The NC GlaxoSmithKline Waters of Waccamaw. The a globally important ecosys- GlaxoSmithKline Foundation miles through wild swamp for- The goal of the Ribbon of Foundation’s Board of Direc- Land Trust’s partners include tem right in their backyard. for supporting the advance- ests, timberlands, and towns to Hope program, which offers tors awarded a $25,000 Ribbon Lake Waccamaw State Park, The “WOW” project will train ment of education, science the Atlantic Ocean at Winyah one-time $25,000 grants, is of Hope grant to the North Winyah Rivers Foundation, teachers, students and volun- and health in our community,” Bay, S. C. The Waccamaw wa- to have a positive impact on Carolina Coastal Land Trust Southeastern Community teers how to test water quality said Camilla Herlevich, NC tershed contains 19 aquatic the lives of North Carolina’s Coastal Land Trust’s execu- animals and 22 plants found citizens in each of the state’s tive director. “This project nowhere else on the planet, 100 counties by supporting will provide students with representing the greatest con- programs that further health, science curriculum that links centration of endemic ani- science and education in local Te skinny on fat: Debate rages clean water quality to issues mals in North Carolina. communities.
on pros, cons of low-fat diet If you love bacon, butter You need to consume fats that achieving a healthy and fried chicken, the idea to obtain some vitamins, and diet meant reducing their that a high-fat diet might be the unsaturated fats found in consumption of sweets, re- Coming Soon . . . good for you can be seduc- plant oils, certain vegetables fined carbohydrates, satu- tive. and fish can actually reduce rated and trans fats, while Robert Atkins, the author the risk of cardiovascular increasing the intake of of bestselling diet books, sug- disease. fruits, vegetables and whole gested that carbohydrates, Eating fats also makes you grains. Today, “that’s still not fats, were the true diet feel satiety, or fullness, she valid advice,” Hobbs said villains. Meanwhile, articles said: “We don’t feel quite as TIPS FOR A HEALTHY from The New York Times to hungry, and that may help DIET The Los Angeles Times have with weight control.” Beware of diets that sug- also advanced the notion that But the consensus within gest avoiding entire food fat isn’t as bad for you as con- the scientific community groups, such as high-protein, ventional wisdom suggests. still supports limiting your low-carbohydrate diets. Such usiness One expert at the Univer- intake of saturated and trans diets may deprive your body sity of California, San Fran- fats, said Suzanne Hobbs, of essential nutrients and cisco argues that we should a clinical associate profes- increase your risk of cardio- worry more about sugar sor of nutrition and health vascular disease, Holliday -- which he calls both “toxic” policy at UNC. said. and “evil” -- than about fat. Most medical research- Rather than trying to Another expert at Harvard ers believe that saturated eliminate a particular food B Medical School argues in a fats, which are found in ani- group, you should aim for a best-selling book that the U.S. mal products such as butter, balanced diet, Holliday said. ard Department of Agriculture’s dairy and meat, increase When planning meals, she Food Guide Pyramid “actu- the risk of cardiovascular suggests that you imagine a ally steers you away from disease. Trans fats, which dinner plate. foods that can improve your are created during food pro- Half of that plate should long-term health.” cessing, may be even more contain fruits and vegeta- Directory These ideas, referred to harmful than those that oc- bles. A quarter should con- collectively as “the alterna- cur naturally. tain lean meat or protein, tive hypothesis,” suggest When nutritionists began such as fish, skinless chick- C that filling up on carbohy- to advocate a low-fat diet de- en, nuts or beans. 2011 drates, which are found in cades ago, Hobbs said, they The last quarter should foods such as cookies, bread, recommended that consum- contain healthier grains r4 Affordable new pasta and potatoes, is mak- ers replace fat in their diets or starches, such as whole ing Americans heavier and with healthier foods. wheat pasta. more prone to heart attacks, But then many companies Saturated fats are usually strokes and diabetes. started offering packaged solid at room temperature. opportunity to promote The solution, advocates foods that were low in fat Examples include butter, full color! say, is to stop worrying about but high in sugar and refined lard and pork fat. reducing fat in the diet. In- flour. Try replacing them with your business in stead, you should cut carbs. “The companies were re- unsaturated fats, such as ol- Amanda Holliday, a clini- ally playing up the fact they ive or canola oil. Avocadoes, cal associate professor in the were in low in fat, when in nuts and fish also contain Department of Nutrition fact that didn’t make them a unsaturated fats. version at the University of North healthy choice at all,” Hobbs Avoid trans fats, which online Carolina at Chapel Hill, said said. are healthy fats that have r4 Includes that eating fat does play an In the midst of this ad- been transformed during important role in maintain- vertising blitz, many con- processing into fats that ing good health. sumers missed the message won’t spoil quickly. 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CARQUEST 85985 3,138.26 FREEMAN TONEY L & IRIS M 5253 940.49 Under and by virtue of the authority CARROLL HELEN 789 8.95 FREEMAN VANESSA D 586 553.24 CARROLL HELEN 790 925.64 FRINK CHARLES A & JOYCE S 79891 754.56 vested in me by Section 105-369 of the CARROLL HELEN WRIGHT 791 77.71 FRINK FONDA D 1284 1,332.13 CARTER BARBARA ANDREWS 93590 40.71 VILCHES BARBARA & 76104 67.62 North Carolina General Statues, I am CARTER ELAINE P 3455 109.46 FULTON EVALENA V 76920 66.67 CARTER LILLIE J 809 31.94 GADDY CARRIE N 81887 168.01 hereby advertising tax liens for the year CARTER MARION BROWN 88899 825.87 GARRELL ERVIN & EVELYN 1785 32.46 CARTER MARION E 6105 366.37 GARRELL EVELYN INMAN 1783 64.77 2010upon the real estate described below. CARTRETTE ASHLEY W 85976 272.08 GARRELL EVELYN INMAN 1786 16.30 CARTRETTE ASHLEY WARREN (ETAL) 90014 211.67 GAUSE JAMES D 85099 386.49 The amount advertised will be increased CASWELL PAULA DENISE 958 753.76 GEORGE FRENCH (HEIRS) 1822 135.96 CASWELL WILLIAM ALLEN & LUCY 844 311.75 GEORGE JAMES A & TINA 78168 75.22 by interest and costs, and the omission of CASWELL WILLIAM P 842 27.71 GEORGE JAMES FOSTER 1828 478.80 CASWELL WILLIAM P 843 54.31 GEORGE LASHONDA M (ETAL) 379 37.71 interest and costs from the amount adver- CEDILLO ADOLFO & TAMMY 4962 398.67 GEORGE RONALD G & JAMES L 1831 215.78 CHESTNUTT JANICE P 83125 643.06 GEORGE TRUMILLA 1739 90.18 CHRISTIAN VIRGIL H (JR) & 2446 503.71 GERALD CARVIN KEITH & JEANIE R 6235 1,307.87 tised will not constitute a waiver of the CLEMMONS MINNIE 884 32.06 GERALD JEANNIE CATHERINE 88115 861.21 CLEWIS DAVID 841 28.66 GERALD JEANNIE CATHERINE & 5412 61.31 taxing unit’s claim for those items. The CLEWIS JAMES MICHAEL 80077 301.92 GERALD LISA GAIL (ETAL) 79234 552.97 CLIFTON BRIAN THOMAS & JAMIE L 80923 17.57 GERTZ JOE & MARY 852 162.05 real estate subject to the lien is listed in the COASTAL HABITAT CONSERVANCY LLC 570 11,143.00 GERTZ JOE & MARY 5714 857.82 COASTAL HABITAT CONSERVANCY LLC 952 780.92 GLOVER JOHN PURCELL 76155 598.11 name of the owner on the date the proper- COASTAL HABITAT CONSERVANCY LLC 89964 21.15 GODFREY MARGARET 87545 155.95 COASTAL HABITAT CONSERVANCY LLC 94087 13.92 GODWIN CHERYL 78133 767.45 ty tax became delinquent, January 6, 2011. COGDELL JOHN & CATHERINE (ESTATE) 904 830.05 GODWIN ETHEL M & JESSE L 1895 907.37 COGDELL JOHN & CATHERINE (ESTATE) 905 57.87 GOFF DONNA 1899 89.48 If the taxes remain unpaid, the taxing unit COKELY DOROTHY ROSE 91719 233.76 GOLDWIRE WILHELMINA P 4938 50.51 COKLEY LILLIE ANN & LORAINE 910 273.42 GORE BARBARA & ROBIN RENITA 79337 345.20 will foreclose the lien and the property COKLEY LILLIE ANN & LORAINE 911 4.90 GORE CHARLES PRESSIE 1953 527.56 COKLEY STEVE & GRETCHA 79365 634.96 GORE DEBORAH ANN 80252 447.11 sold to satisfy the taxing unit’s claim for COLEMAN CHARLES & HESTER 919 263.65 THOMPSON DONALD LEE (SR) & WANDA 4925 301.37 COLEMAN DOUGLAS W 2195 173.42 GORE GARLA KAY WILLIAMSON 92092 62.87 COLEMAN SHIRLEY 2395 401.83 GORE GARY GLENN & JANIE MARIE 1927 585.18 taxes. This advertising list includes 2010 COLLINS HAL B & DALMA S 959 708.51 GORE GLENDA LEOLA 1959 38.48 COLLINS TIMOTHY HAL 2363 460.08 GORE GLENDA LEOLA 1961 1,036.08 unpaid taxes for the towns of Brunswick, COLLINS TIMOTHY HAL 4097 664.32 GORE HELEN 1931 865.52 COLSON BEVERLY (ETAL) 5582 285.58 GORE JERRY DEAN 60579 248.00 Boardman, Cerro Gordo, Sandyfeld, and COLTON CHARLES R 968 1,407.46 GORE ROSA M 117 616.99 COLUMBUS COLD STORAGE (DANNY RAY DU 972 1,158.55 GORE SANDRA L 1977 127.92 Whiteville. For townships Bug Hill, South CONNOR RADOLPH & ZELMA 985 47.03 GORE WARDIE V 89260 318.00 COOK J WARREN (JR) & 1203 219.56 GOSS TROY & BRENDA FAYE 61731 401.34 Williams, and Williams, see the Tabor COOK J WARREN (JR) & 1211 189.75 COMPASS PROPERTIES & RENTALS LLC 4284 428.48 COOK J WARREN (JR) & 1212 1,703.17 COMPASS PROPERTIES & RENTALS LLC 5213 588.93 City Tribune May 18th edition. COOK J WARREN (JR) & 1213 4,783.14 COMPASS PROPERTIES & RENTALS LLC 82598 668.72 COOK JOSEPH WARREN (JR) & 988 755.51 GRAHAM GORDON B & OLA S 2003 350.05 COOK WILLIAM B (JR) & LEIGH V 853 2,153.91 GRAHAM JAMES G & IRENE (HEIRS) 2006 103.73 This 19th day of May 2011. CORA M INGRAHAM TRUST 2670 1,184.19 GRAHAM LAKISHA & ANTOINE STANLEY 93200 241.69 COSTON METRO (JR) 1004 138.90 GRAINGER CLINTON L & CAROLYN 2018 1,337.57 COVINGTON PEARL 83158 388.39 GRAINGER CLINTON LARRIMORE 2030 1,596.93 Richard J. Gore COX HILTON B & FAYE J 648 195.42 GREEN JOHN (JR) 90684 673.47 CRAWFORD ELIZABETH S 1043 78.74 GREENE BENJAMIN NEIL & 83254 2,538.89 Columbus County Tax Collector CREECH BEN E 87577 665.26 GREENE JOHN (HEIRS) 2049 70.47 CREECH TRAVIS R & SHARON (ETALS) 1047 1,593.71 GREENE JOHN (HEIRS) 2050 42.91 CREECH TRAVIS R & SHARON (ETALS) 77174 469.65 GREENE JOHN (HEIRS) 2051 41.97 CREECH WAYNE & JANICE 4454 621.98 GRICE DAVID A 1222 462.68 WHITEVILLE CRIBB CHARLES DEVONE & DOROTHY J 1049 598.40 GRICE WILLIAM GROVER & DONNA L 2077 649.42 CURRIE NEVELIN 622 339.05 GRIFFIN LAURIE G 3577 562.37 AGRI-LAND CO 2657 367.44 CURRIE NEVELIN 1272 72.27 GRIFFIN LAURIE G 5332 430.20 ALDERMAN BRUCE & DIANE 119 772.29 CURRIE NEVELIN 1273 99.45 GUZMAN JOSE DE LA CRUZ LOPEZ 5078 260.15 ALFORD HATTIE 126 413.09 CURRIE NEVELIN 1274 93.31 HALL JERRY W 2123 57.86 ALLEN CARRIE STRICKLAND 130 311.41 CUSTOM PROPERTIES OF WHITEVILLE LLC 1209 98.57 HALL MARY P & JOHNNIE L 2125 756.38 ANDERSON EDWARD CARLYLE & DEBRA 60528 153.31 CUTLER GUIRTY EVELYN F 1082 178.35 HAMILTON ANGELA 87073 587.73 ANTHONY MARY JANE RICHARDSON 150 271.36 CUTLER GUIRTY EVELYN F 1083 61.75 HAMMONDS MYRA LEE 4919 813.12 ANTHONY MARY JANE RICHARDSON 151 111.32 CUTLER MICHAEL D & SHEILA G 186 326.40 HAMPTON LIBBY VONNE 91828 184.18 ASSOCIATE BEHAVIORAL SERVICES INC 3878 662.32 D & F PAINT & BODY SHOP 78634 767.53 HANNAH DONNIE RAY 2158 159.52 ASSOCIATE BEHAVIORAL SERVICES INC 3879 110.85 DAVIS ANNIE DORIS 1177 292.67 HANNAH DONNIE RAY & KAREN H COLEMAN 2376 62.88 ASSOCIATE BEHAVIORAL SERVICES INC 6112 1,473.32 DAVIS ANNIE MARIE SIMMONS 1103 58.11 HANNAH J D (HEIRS) 2159 39.11 ATKINSON JOHN E 162 119.61 DAVIS LEO 1157 88.92 HARDEE KENNETH MCLAURIN & BRENDA 2165 341.89 ATUOKWU SHERRILL 84182 100.32 DAVIS LILLIE (HEIRS) 1158 21.06 HARDEE MITCHELL EDWARD 6200 99.44 AUSTIN KEITH (SISTERS) 76208 58.11 DAVIS LILLIE (HEIRS) 1159 223.46 HARDEE VERNON L & ANNIE PEARL J 2166 995.61 B & D ENTERPRISES OF WHITEVILLE INC 172 1,627.62 DAVIS LILLIE (HEIRS) 1160 58.11 HARDIE JAMES T 83668 54.89 B & D ENTERPRISES OF WHITEVILLE INC 75125 273.93 DAVIS MARIE (ETAL) 4775 465.79 HARRELSON GLENN DALE 4428 92.32 BACON MOSES (JR) & BEVERLY 79304 353.96 DAVIS MARIE (ETAL) 87718 500.20 HARRELSON REBEKAH P & CRAIG D 92802 595.09 FLOYD WILBUR 401 596.50 DAWSEY E AUTRY (SR) & FAYE 63353 992.86 HARRELSON RICKY W 85027 438.10 BAILEY WANDA SUE 85283 293.34 DAWSEY E AUTRY (SR) & FAYE H 5413 328.94 HARRIS DOLLY T 2281 275.18 BAKER LARRY (HEIRS) 193 121.37 DAWSEY E AUTRY & FAYE 1635 152.05 HARRIS DOLLY T 88430 845.47 BALDWIN CLIFTON (HEIRS) 197 56.49 DAWSEY E AUTRY & FAYE 2317 658.85 HARRIS HARRY LEE & EUNICE 2200 269.80 BALDWIN JAMES C (III) 200 618.48 DAWSEY E AUTRY & FAYE 85780 643.00 HARRIS PAMELA SIBBETT 77235 503.88 BALDWIN JUDY ANN 79174 40.07 DAWSEY ELLIS AUTRY & E FAYE 1184 902.89 HARWOOD ARNOLD BRETT 2215 754.57 MCKENZIE STARLING 1491 560.39 DAWSEY ELLIS AUTRY & E FAYE 1187 173.09 HARWOOD R ARNOLD 2216 95.72 BALDWIN TIMOTHY WAYNE 5092 820.76 DAWSEY ELLIS AUTRY & E FAYE 1190 3,922.64 HARWOOD TOMMY W 2214 448.94 ARD JEFFREY W & TERRI S 88447 1,113.27 DAWSEY ELLIS AUTRY & E FAYE 1202 1,822.30 HAWKINS SALLIE 4850 58.11 BARDEN GUY L (DEC) & VIOLA 234 110.21 DAWSEY ELLIS AUTRY & E FAYE 4299 1,248.28 HAWKINS SALLIE 4851 402.53 BAREFOOT GEORGE DEVON 237 57.51 DAWSEY ELLIS AUTRY & E FAYE 60651 570.86 HAYES CARSHA ETHERIDGE 1442 137.94 BAREFOOT RICKY J (ETAL) 244 5.94 DAWSEY INVESTMENT COMPANY (SONIC) 2908 4,577.88 HAYES JAMES D & RUTH (HEIRS) 2243 246.27 BARNES DEE DEE 81709 222.29 DENNIS JOHN & SHARON 61468 66.12 HAZEL CONNIE L (HEIRS) 5690 615.23 BARNES WILLIAM CURTIS & 259 97.27 BARNES JERRY K & BARBARA J 4251 834.42 HENDERSON MARGARET 3504 848.05 BARNES JERRY 85626 4.59 BARNES JERRY K & BARBARA J 82579 43.33 HENDERSON MARGARET 87139 5.82 BARNES JERRY & BARBARA 2134 14.58 DEW CHRISTOPHER ALLEN 88862 267.55 HENDERSON MARGARET V 1368 1,896.63 BARNES JERRY & BARBARA 4694 14.91 DEW DAVID WARREN 81030 18.78 HERRING RONALD K 2289 854.97 BARNES JERRY & BARBARA 77721 324.49 DEW DAVID WARREN & ELLIOT WARD DEW 3279 75.78 HESTER CINDY 90468 320.96 BARNES JERRY & BARBARA 77722 277.86 DEW ELIZABETH ANN 86137 289.93 HEWETT CHRISTINE & 93020 203.17 BARNES JERRY & BARBARA 77723 297.99 DIXIE ACCEPTANCE CORP 1241 22.01 HEWETT RAY 88956 312.39 BARNES JERRY K & BARBARA C 4279 34.63 DOMINGUEZ ELADION & IVANIA 92618 286.08 HEWETT RONNIE E (ETAL) 2305 104.50 BARNES JERRY K & BARBARA J 5522 1,534.32 DONOHUE THOMAS J 5286 244.71 HEWETT RONNIE E & REBECCA H 2306 206.00 BARNES JERRY K & BARBARA J 88878 8.28 DREW BEVERLY COOPER 995 1,151.80 HICKMAN LARRY D 77087 75.01 BARNHILL LARRY E 83773 422.48 DUBOISE CHARLES & JOYCE (HEIRS) 88845 643.06 GREATER APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF CHRIST 5960 275.73 BARR PHYLLIS G (ET AL) 5823 204.45 DUFF ROBERT & ALICE MARIE 80266 714.45 HIGH DEBORAH ANN 88449 629.76 BARR PHYLLIS GEORGE & 4389 159.80 DUNCAN DAVID & JANICE S 76163 843.57 HIGH WALTER (HEIRS) 2330 83.78 LOVE WALTER BRADFORD 279 32.46 DUNCAN SAMMY W 4176 361.85 HIGH WALTER (HEIRS) 2331 25.81 BAYVIEW FINANCIAL PROPERTY TRUST 4066 504.77 DUNCAN VOLLIE C & DOROTHY C 1303 5.23 HILBURN WILLIAM CARRIE 2335 14.78 BAYVIEW FINANCIAL PROPERTY TRUST 76207 464.41 EDGE JENNIFER ANN 4621 241.52 HILL DANIEL CURTIS 2342 64.77 BECK LARRY R 769 555.40 EDMUND WELDON & BETTY 1331 5.13 HILL DANIEL CURTIS 4916 46.71 BECK RONNIE 85114 671.38 EDWARDS HOMER LEE (JR) 1343 313.64 HILL DAVID L & DAISY B 3908 730.23 BEEBE EDWEANER & EBONI MCCLARY 4954 8.29 EDWARDS HOMER LEE (JR) 1345 999.41 HILL JEANETTE (HEIRS) 2343 216.81 BELL GARY L & MAXINE B 2792 8.37 EDWARDS HOMER LEE (JR) 1349 570.51 HILL KIMBERLY R 1898 441.48 BELLAMY ANTHONEY T 76238 70.47 EDWARDS LESLIE 3370 1,040.33 HINES JANIE DEWITT 2402 31.94 BELLAMY HELEN ANN 76866 46.71 EDWARDS MARGIEO ERICKSON 84605 631.00 HINSON ADAM CROWELL (DEC) & CRADY G 2412 1,068.24 BELLAMY LAVERNE 76090 73.32 EDWARDS OSCAR (JR) (ETAL) 1366 190.85 HINSON ANTHONY C 79166 876.82 BELLAMY LAVERNE 77764 429.26 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5900 97.69 BENTON LISA K 79386 224.03 ENZOR RONALD REGAN (HEIRS) 1426 160.81 HINSON TIMOTHY ALLEN (JR) 79923 108.48 BENTON RUFUS C & PATRICIA A 79220 327.75 ENZOR RONALD REGAN (HEIRS) 1427 117.86 HOBBS TOMMY S & MARCIA 93443 70.68 BENTON SANDRA G & NANCY G 1790 41.41 ENZOR RONNIE & PAM 92485 78.15 HOLDEN PEARL 2509 17.26 BEST EVANS O (ETAL) 371 125.59 ESTES STORMY STACEY (ETAL) 1438 528.43 HOLLAND JOSEPH C & ROXANNE B 1121 26.68 BEST EVANS O & ANNIE 369 116.31 EVANS GEORGE 1463 638.89 HOOD BRENT CURTIS 83911 494.67 BEST JAMES ADAM & CRYSTAL CARTRETT 94082 218.28 EVANS GEORGE 1464 466.80 HOOD BRENT CURTIS 83915 489.72 BILLEAUD GREG A & RHONDA B 4585 122.36 EVANS GEORGE 94308 91.28 HOOD BRENT CURTIS 83952 486.51 CITY OF WHITEVILLE 422 10.89 RABON JAMES R (JR) & WILLIAM P 1468 559.85 HOOD BRENT CURTIS 84946 390.07 BLACKWELL MONROE & CAROLYN 3934 83.78 EVERETT MARGARET H 82680 336.01 HOOD BRENT CURTIS 85386 638.96 BOWERS ARLETA F 89989 58.24 EZZELL BARBARA JOE 89023 193.05 HOOD CHARLES B & 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HOLDINGS LLC 84765 461.09 BROWN DAISY B 588 71.42 FB HOLDINGS LLC 85162 655.42 BROWN EMMETT 1845 63.82 FB HOLDINGS LLC 85811 765.65 NOTICE: BROWN EMMETT 79911 35.75 FB HOLDINGS LLC 86510 482.47 BROWN KEITH T 4989 58.11 FEDLER BETTY FAYE & CHARLES FLOWERS 60577 135.96 BROWN LARCENE SMITH 76562 524.54 FELIX CATHERN 4349 653.39 BROWN LEON ALEXANDER & BLENDA 597 1,289.23 Delinquent taxes in this FELIX CLIFFORD & CATHERN 5090 60.97 BROWN MILDRED G (HEIRS) 598 59.85 FIPPS CARMINE 85238 868.67 BROWN WALTER LEWIS (II) & NATHAN B 63344 697.54 FIPPS EVA JANE SELLERS & 4647 108.20 BRYAN BRENDA WATTS HINSON 2459 716.46 publication include only real FISHER BARBARA 82387 713.38 BRYANT EMILIA 80898 352.05 FISHER HAROLD LLOYD & BETTY 1545 289.50 BRYANT LELA RUSSELL 80415 555.64 FISHER RONALD LLOYD & 1546 674.02 property taxes for 2010. You BUFFKIN RICKY GAYLE 636 418.36 FLORES JOSUE & ANA ESTELA 83221 1,350.05 BULLARD CARL C 91956 56.21 FLOWERS CHARLES & BETTY FELDER 1640 609.77 BUNCH TONYA C 80750 425.46 FLOYD JOSEPH D III 85020 617.41 may owe taxes on Motor BURCH KATHRYN & SHARON P WRIGHT 87408 58.11 FLOYD LARRY M 1646 1,501.14 BUTLER ALICE FAYE 689 328.85 FLOYD LINDA W(HEIRS) 1661 1,032.42 BUTLER ALICE FAYE POPE & JAMES 690 419.02 FLOYD MICHAEL CHARLES 76796 89.48 Vehicles, Boats, Business BUTLER LONNIE DALE & CARRIE ANN 83489 1,620.88 FLOYD PATRICIA (HEIRS) 1409 60.87 BUTLER LONNIE DALE & CARRIE ANN 88772 1,020.48 FLOYD PENINNAH 1656 395.87 BUTLER MARTY & PAM C 83349 37.21 Personal Property, or other FLOYD VICKIE RHEA 1645 17.14 BUTLER WESCOTT C & ELAINE W 714 398.21 FORD BRENDA GAIL 1666 661.29 BUTLER WESCOTT C & ELAINE W 849 1,505.78 FORD CALVIN 1667 98.98 BUTLER WESCOTT CALVIN 77952 806.16 listed property. 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151.25 PAGE SEAN Q & TIFFANY E 18680 568.01 FREEMAN DANNY R 91553 79.13 WILLIAMSON GINGER LACRYSTAL 87286 6.93 PARKER CRYSTAL V 84196 672.31 FREEMAN DERRICK 85904 401.30 WILLIAMSON GINGER LACRYSTAL 89879 4.96 PHILLIPS LOUISE 19719 451.48 FREEMAN DORIS A 88182 807.98 WILSON BOOKER T (JR) & DORIS 9547 915.84 PICKETT JASON ELLIOTT 79961 196.59 FREEMAN DORIS BERNIECE 8764 35.08 WILSON JOHN WESLEY (HEIRS) 9551 435.85 PIERCE PHILLIP L & BONITA S 19845 25.55 FREEMAN FRANK 8776 167.46 WILSON RICHARD A & ELIZABETH 9285 467.36 PIERCE ROBERT L 19945 377.23 FREEMAN FRANK & WIFE GEARLENE 85177 157.12 YOUNG JOHN W & CARRIE 9330 600.78 PIERCE ROBERT R (JR) & WENDY N 20096 811.40 FREEMAN FRANKLIN CLARK 8774 704.26 YOUNG JOHN WALLACE & CARRIE R 85201 66.83 PIERCE THOMAS J & MARY LOU 19852 267.71 FREEMAN HARDY & ANNIE LOU 8778 16.98 YOUNG PAUL 9563 37.37 PIERCE W HARLEY (HEIRS) 19855 7.70 FREEMAN JANIE BEATTY 8493 61.90 PINYAN LINDA GAIL 61961 546.65 FREEMAN JOHN ANTHONY 8787 15.81 CERRO GORDO POPE 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8868 410.27 CAIN DANNY KAYE & ELSIE L 30051 105.36 SHAW JAMES F & CARRENIA S 20078 353.72 GRAHAM MICHAEL E (ETAL) 8870 53.08 CAIN DANNY KAYE & ELSIE L 90077 78.98 SHAW JOLLYE R & JOSEPH REGISTER 19974 79.13 JONES KAREN VERONICA 9061 38.34 CAIN DANNY KAYE & ELSIE L 90401 71.60 SHIPMAN ALLEN 20110 96.93 GREEN MARETTA S & LARRY W 92304 689.14 CAIN DANNY KAYE & ELSIE L 90402 945.19 8B -- The News Reporter, Thursday, May 19, 2011
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25871 1,015.03 HINSON LARRY & JANICE F 61517 46.84 CARTRETTE CARLOS ANN 8026 507.85 WARD DAVID (HEIRS) 25842 170.90 HORNE FRANK 17503 72.27 CHESTNUTT PRINCESS E 6696 875.34 WARD DAVID JAMES 25844 15.27 HORNE FRANK 17504 400.43 CLARK KIMBERLY DIANNE 6573 767.37 WARD DAVID JAMES 25845 24.92 HORNE FRANK 17842 237.97 CLEMMONS GARY E 87530 80.31 WARD DONALD 93161 1,027.28 HORNE FRANK 17843 3,394.48 CLEWIS GARY & LAVANDA 89159 54.73 The News Reporter, Thursday, May 19, 2011 -- 10B
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33.51 EVANS BEVERLY C 89934 35.52 APPLEWHITE W NELSON & BETTY D 27414 302.83 PARKER KIMBERLY WARD & BRADLEY K 79930 850.36 EVANS MARC & BEVERLY 84283 291.55 ARMOND GEORGE 27421 720.09 PIGGOTT WALLACE & JAMES M 7568 19.57 EVERETTE MAGGIE (HEIRS) 28176 99.15 ATKISSON WILLIAM H 27574 1,050.01 PIKE GERARD MICHAEL & SUSAN DENIESE 84026 171.32 EVERETTE MEARLINE 28177 350.69 AUSTIN WAYNE & SHEILA (JR) 27426 1,677.82 PORTER GEORGE & KATHY S LONG 7321 461.25 EVERETTE ROSCOE 29301 137.40 BABSON RONNIE RAY 27436 77.20 PORTER TIMOTHY ALAN 6410 537.16 FARMER WANDA RENEE 28182 74.20 BALLARD JOHN (HEIRS) 27444 65.17 PORTER TIMOTHY ALAN 7960 837.87 FARRIS DARIN J & JENNIFER W 92040 728.91 BALTEZEGAR JEANNA M 92172 34.09 POWELL TERRY TYRONE 7567 17.99 FIELDS J CLARENCE (HEIRS) & BERTHA 28211 696.54 BANK OF AMERICA NA 88536 99.26 PRICE DEBRA & JOHN W 76952 137.51 FIELDS CHARLES EDWARD & CHARLOTTE L 28214 390.20 BARBER ALAN GENE 28263 652.57 PRICE JOHN WILLIAM & DEBBIE 7323 14.53 FLEMMING EDITH BROWN 83323 387.28 BEASLEY RALPH (JR) 92243 688.01 PRICE JOHN WILLIAM & DEBBIE 7589 1,253.88 FLOWERS JEROME & DEEDRE 91538 35.84 BECK EDDIE 94176 97.26 PRICE JOHN WILLIAM & DEBBIE LOUISE 76761 99.08 FLOWERS KENNETH P & MARIE 28223 537.60 BECK EDDIE & RHONDA M 76678 417.84 CORTEZ RANFERI NOYOLA & GRACIELA 82352 206.00 FLOYD GLEN E 79658 518.55 BECK STERLING DALE 94177 110.30 REAVES CARRIE MAE 60407 70.47 FLYNN JOHN CURTIS 88763 719.10 BECK VERNON T 94178 119.32 REAVES ROGER D 6502 585.86 FOWLER JAMES C (ETAL) 27841 930.68 BELLAMY WENDY 85549 44.12 REAVES WILBERT 7616 61.92 FOWLER JAMES CLEON 60459 288.79 BENSON JONATHAN & THOMAS 85618 85.23 The News Reporter, Thursday, May 19, 2011 -- 11B
FOWLER YVONNE BULLOCK 27844 375.03 MARTIN DONNA 82208 359.72 ZINNERMAN EMMA 29652 123.33 FREEMAN ELIZABETH A 82318 111.87 MARTIN EDWARD Q & AYANNA LANEY 90254 56.15 ZINNERMAN EMMA 60561 574.70 FREEMAN KRISTIN LEZETTE 75256 64.17 MARTIN EDWARD Q & AYANNA LANEY 90255 50.13 FREEMAN LINDA BRYANT 87230 73.14 MARTINEZ CARMELITA 93396 49.13 FREEMAN MACK (JR) 28284 364.90 MCCASKILL DOROTHY (HEIRS) 28954 602.78 TATUM FREEMAN NASTEDMAN 85573 66.18 MCELVEEN MARY F 28453 833.44 ALFORD SARAH J 20548 86.17 FREEMAN TYRONE & SABINE JEAN 27390 10.90 MCGUIRE OLIVIA F 28963 92.26 ARANJO REZENDO 20553 18.77 FREEMAN WILLIE & TONI 28656 106.29 MCKISSICK HELEN L 88725 864.69 BABSON BETTY B 20562 524.76 FREEMAN WILLIE M 28292 778.63 MCKOY JUDY DANIELS & BERNARD 86294 268.95 BABSON LEE JAY 94102 107.94 FRINK ELSIE 92235 321.00 MCKOY LISA ANN & RALPH MCKOY & 83694 45.12 BABSON LEE JAY & RENEE R 92733 550.89 G & M REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS INC 28943 603.77 MCLEOD HELEN ERNESTINE 28967 74.20 BARBEE KEVIN 91197 55.27 G A C TRANSWORLD ACCEPTANCE (CORP) 28300 45.12 MCNAIR DARRYL L 83602 619.82 BARNES ERNESTINE MCKENZIE 77212 72.62 GARRELL JASON & MELODY POWERS 61747 198.54 MCNEIL JAMES A 28971 522.56 BARNES JERRY K & BARBARA 86896 20.06 GEORGE DELMAR 92176 341.00 MCNEIL VOILA(DEC) 89832 555.65 BARR WILLIE (JR) 21985 169.79 GEORGE DELMAR 92177 74.20 MCQUILLAN ROSIE D 28775 50.25 BARTLEY DAN CARL (JR) 21797 22.01 GILLISPIE ALMA E 85301 26.07 PICKETT BELINDA 28982 169.99 BARTLEY DAN CARL (JR) 21798 20.61 GODBOLD JOHN DAVID (JR) & DEBORAH B 28327 77.20 MEDLIN MILTON ARDEN & KIMBERLY M 28294 1,544.44 BARTLEY WILLIAM HAROLD 21471 888.47 GODFREY BILLY EUGENE & LYNN F 28330 485.45 MILLER GENE & NAOMI 27516 708.06 BASS PATRICK & LORI 83490 749.73 GODWIN JAMES F & MICHELLE L 88786 88.24 MILLER GENE & NAOMI 27667 192.53 BELLAMY CURTIS 20611 35.81 GODWIN MICHELLE 86274 709.52 MILLER GENE & NAOMI 89182 88.24 BELLAMY HENRY OWENS 20613 21.55 GOFF LEEMON J & LINDA G 85541 1,682.72 MILLER GENE ROGERS & NAOMI 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572.01 GRAHAM PAULINE 28375 2,829.43 MURPHY ARCHIE L (JR) & CARRIE B 29142 46.12 BRITT THEODORE C (JR) & ELIZABETH B 20729 552.24 GRAHAM PAULINE BROWN 28540 409.25 MURPHY ARCHIE L (JR) & CARRIE B 88283 419.27 BROOKS JESSICA 82698 244.67 GRAHAM ROBERTA 83729 790.29 MURPHY ARCHIE LOUIS (JR) & CARRIE B 29085 399.09 BROWN BRENDA LEE & GLOVENIA K HEIRS 21523 86.77 GRAHAM SAMUEL L & JO ANN 61947 511.23 MURRAY GLORIA 28860 79.21 BROWN CHARLES 93510 78.76 GRAINGER SHARON M 83731 712.08 MURRAY TAWANDA K 27717 71.77 BROWN HOWARD MARK 83989 22.51 GRASS FREDERICK JOHN (JR) 75194 158.43 NELSON BERTHA WILLIAMS (HEIRS) 93987 45.23 BROWN JOHN H 87749 96.63 GRAY FRANCES H 29204 762.56 NEWKIRK JACQUELINE 84709 808.33 BROWN LINDA FAYE & CYNTHIA 20549 16.30 GREEN CAROLYN P 28166 24.06 NICHOLS PATRICIA V 28213 79.21 BROWN LINDA FAYE & CYNTHIA 88918 878.72 GREEN CHAPEL DEVELOPMENT INC 28098 17.04 NOBLES BETTY LOU 29107 339.05 BROWN MARY S 90829 78.57 BROWN MARY W 20773 152.04 GREEN RICHARD M 28395 268.74 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636.29 PICKETT CLAUDE EDWARD (III) 27668 87.23 CARTER BOBBY DARRYL 20858 736.18 HALL PHOEBE Y 80254 46.84 POLLARD ROBERT D 29195 67.18 CARTER DARRYL 87285 124.57 HALL PHOEBE Y 92773 821.43 POLLARD ROBERT D 29196 856.50 CARTER DARRYL & SANDRA M 80573 232.01 HALL RICHARD (HEIRS) 28420 249.68 POLLARD ROBERT D (JR) & CHERISS P 89323 63.17 CARTER ELAINE PRIDGEN 22253 49.39 HALL RICHARD (HEIRS) 28421 448.36 POLLARD YVONNE 85964 736.13 CARTER JAMES PATRICK (JR) 87284 1,215.35 HAMMOND ANNA MARIA STOCKS & 90567 43.11 PORTER BARRY EUGENE 27955 595.27 CARTER LONDON C (JR) 20864 2,173.37 HAMMOND ANNA MARIA STOCKS & 93790 357.46 POWELL EUNICE (HEIRS) 77496 87.23 CARTER LONDON C (JR) 20866 10.60 HAMMOND DONNA GRAHAM 28459 529.07 POWELL LENA F 29212 81.21 CARTER LONDON C (JR) 20867 17.26 HARRELSON EDDIE KIRK 28442 1,152.74 RABON WENDY BORDEAUX 76306 816.36 CARTER LONDON C (JR) 20868 663.26 HARRELSON GEORGIA ANN 28444 19.91 REEVES DAVID E. & MILDRED 29255 244.79 CARTER LOUISE 21498 93.77 HARRELSON GROVER & BETTY MAE 28446 617.81 REEVES MARVIN L & MARTHA P 29256 30.08 CARTER PATRICIA JONES 93170 77.12 HARRELSON GROVER & BETTY MAE 28447 27.06 REEVES MISSY ANN 87089 48.13 CARTER ROBERT 20871 22.51 HARRELSON JAMES KIRK & EDDIE KIRK 84902 197.53 REGAN STACEY 84977 131.35 CAVANAUGH LIONELL T 87913 429.85 HARRELSON KATY N 28445 105.28 RHODES DORIS (ETAL) 29258 741.16 CAVANOUGH ANITA 20874 117.03 LACEWELL DONNA 92330 919.63 RIBOUL MARY LOUISE 81905 661.69 CAVANOUGH ANITA 78757 98.52 CAVANOUGH ANITA 85571 807.69 HEATH MARGARET B 28472 863.67 RIVERS SUZANNE ALEXANDER & WILLIAM 63110 24.06 COLEMAN HARRY W & EARLINE H LITTLE 20884 476.32 HEATH RICKY R & TERESA M 28473 1,489.05 ROACH FLORA 85302 28.07 COLEMAN MICHAEL 86159 357.89 HENRY ARIEL F 28681 345.94 ROBINSON GLENN DALE (SR) 75825 5.30 COLEMAN TINA SHERINE 85635 512.52 HENRY GEORGE A (HEIRS) 28478 35.09 ROTHWELL WILLIE G. 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43.11 SMITH DOLPHUS & OLIVIA B. 29473 497.49 FLOYD MARGARET 75606 388.92 JACOBS CHARLES HENRY (JR) & 87978 43.11 SMITH GREGORY & SHIRLEY 86286 55.14 FORD CLIFTON W (HEIRS) 21094 359.34 JACOBS CONNIE B 28625 291.79 SMITH NANCY A 29494 713.98 FRANK HORNE CONSTRUCTION INC 86769 667.77 JACOBS CONNIE B 28627 1,190.39 SMITH OLIVIA B 28655 330.90 FREED THOMAS P & BARBARA 21109 1,634.35 JACOBS CORNELIUS ROOSEVELT & MARY A 28599 83.22 SMITH RUTHIE 29470 441.33 FRINK SHARONDA C 87916 745.92 JACOBS CRYSTAL JANELLE 83071 798.31 SMITH SHERRY (ET AL) 29525 197.15 FRINK SUDIE 83568 253.83 JACOBS D W (HEIRS) 28600 39.10 SPOLAN MARY BARTLEY SCULLY 29499 101.27 GADDY FORESTER L 87295 71.42 JACOBS DANIEL (HEIRS) 28601 92.49 SUMMERSETTE ALENE D & JOHNNY R 92630 623.83 GAINEY DEMETRIUS 20644 22.01 JACOBS DEBORAH DOMINIQUE 92788 8.57 SUTTON ELIZABETH 85472 80.37 GAINEY DEMETRIUS 21975 318.32 JACOBS MARTHA L 28617 32.09 SWANSON MYRA D. 29537 78.21 GAINEY GARY LEON 21114 203.20 JACOBS MARTHA L 28618 99.26 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78237 64.77 WILLIAMSON PHYLLIS 83834 415.00 WEBB JOHN & LAURA 15210 125.17 NOBLES GARY B & MYRA H 20598 77.12 WEBB JOHN & LAURA 15211 133.63 The News Reporter, Thursday, May 19, 2011 -- 13B
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MARGARET SEARS 4568 981.05 BALDWIN CLIFTON (HEIRS) 197 31.18 LOVETT MARK & KENT 1678 562.02 STIH JOHN ANTHONY (II) 249 442.82 BARNES JERRY & BARBARA 2134 68.52 MAC PROP0ERTIES 2498 285.74 SUMMERSETT LUCINDA (HEIRS) 5254 64.45 BARNES JERRY & BARBARA 4694 198.96 MAULTSBY J P (HEIRS) 3305 35.80 SUMMERSETT LUCINDA (HEIRS) 5255 25.64 BARNES JERRY K & BARBARA J 5522 668.28 MCGIRT ED L (MR & MRS) 3377 514.43 SUTTON EDWARD & VALENTINE O 4255 185.96 BAYVIEW FINANCIAL PROPERTY TRUST 4066 196.58 MCKENZIE HARVEY 3405 31.64 TEACHY LOUISE RAVANELL 5300 130.97 CITY OF WHITEVILLE 422 7.16 MCKOY HAYWOOD (III) 432 171.17 TEAL JACOB 5302 26.10 BRIGGS JAMES B (SR) & SARA H 5693 260.79 MCKOY HAYWOOD (III) 432 48.86 TEDDER MARVIN J (HEIRS) 2496 416.03 BROOKS CORA (HEIRS) 579 28.87 MCKOY HAYWOOD (III) 4267 240.93 TERRY ROBERT W & PENNY TERRY HUDSON 5380 247.40 BROOKS CORA (HEIRS) 580 48.28 MCLEAN EVA MAE 3447 54.52 THOMPSON CARLENE W 5376 92.63 BYNUM ARTHUR 716 49.20 MCMILLAN LATONYA YVETTE 61465 25.64 THOMPSON DONALD & WANDA 1020 34.88 CAIN HERMAN DEVON 731 64.20 MCMILLIAN CURTIS & MINNIE BELL HEIR 3460 109.72 THOMPSON DONALD & WANDA 1024 138.37 CAMPBELL A W 755 37.65 MCNEILL ELEANOR MOORE 3471 28.87 THOMPSON DONALD & WANDA 1101 156.38 CARQUEST 85985 1,655.11 MCNEILL FRANCES F 1334 169.78 THOMPSON DONALD L & WANDA 285 81.08 CARTER BARBARA ANDREWS 93590 22.87 MCNEILL FRANCES F 3478 1,006.93 THOMPSON DONALD L & WANDA 286 226.15 CARTER LILLIE J 809 18.25 MCNEILL MARY M 3470 133.51 THOMPSON DONALD LEE 1358 243.70 CEDILLO ADOLFO & TAMMY 4962 140.68 MCPHERSON JOHN PHILLIP (II) & 4061 125.43 THOMPSON DONALD LEE 61204 78.31 COOK J WARREN (JR) & 1203 117.11 MCPHERSON JOHN PHILLIP (II) & 6202 253.40 THOMPSON DONALD LEE 61205 209.98 COOK J WARREN (JR) & 1211 101.41 MELTON ALTON RAY & GLENDA GORE 4685 253.40 TRI COUNTY BUILDERS & REALTY INC 5593 25.64 COOK J WARREN (JR) & 1212 615.61 MEMORY MAZLE 3550 58.90 WALKER JAMES E (JR) 851 265.42 COOK J WARREN (JR) & 1213 1,530.37 MEMORY MAZLE 3550 18.25 WALKER MOBILE HOMES INC 5735 33.95 COSTON METRO (JR) 1004 74.61 MEMORY ROBERT THURSTON 3556 16.44 WALKER ROEDELL 5775 47.81 COUSAR LESTER (HEIRS) 1012 68.17 MEMORY ROBERT THURSTON 3557 28.41 WALKER ROEDELL 5775 15.22 CUTLER GUIRTY EVELYN F 1082 95.40 MEMORY ROBERT THURSTON 3558 124.04 WALKER ROEDELL 5780 23.33 CUTLER GUIRTY EVELYN F 1083 33.95 MEMORY ROBERT THURSTON 3558 36.01 WALKER ROEDELL 5780 8.54 CUTLER MICHAEL D & SHEILA G 186 154.47 MEMORY ROBERT THURSTON 3559 167.01 WALKER ROEDELL 63867 135.13 DAVIS LEO 1157 48.28 MEMORY ROBERT THURSTON 3561 120.81 WALKER ROEDELL (HEIRS) & EZELLE H 5774 173.01 DAWSEY E AUTRY (SR) & FAYE 63353 524.60 MEMORY ROBERT THURSTON 3562 178.10 WALKER ROEDELL (HEIRS) & EZELLE H 5781 21.48 DAWSEY E AUTRY & FAYE 1635 81.54 MEMORY ROBERT THURSTON 5653 64.45 WALKER ROEDELL (HEIRS) & EZELLE H 5781 8.04 DAWSEY E AUTRY & FAYE 85780 325.94 MILLIKEN BROADCASTING LLC 4268 243.70 WALKER ROEDELL (HEIRS) & EZELLE H 6339 72.76 DAWSEY ELLIS AUTRY & E FAYE 1187 92.63 MILLS DOUGLAS P & SUSAN C 1118 658.12 WARD ANNIE RUTH 5861 179.74 DAWSEY INVESTMENT COMPANY (SONIC) 2908 2,413.72 MITCHELL ETTA MAE (HEIRS) 3620 26.10 WARD CHARLES ERVIN & JOAN B 5862 227.07 BARNES JERRY K & BARBARA J 4251 370.29 MJDS INC 2282 495.03 WARD MARY JOHNSON (MRS) 5912 26.10 BARNES JERRY K & BARBARA J 82579 24.25 MOORE HENRY B 3649 172.48 WHITE HATTIE (HEIRS) 6098 33.50 DEW DAVID WARREN 81030 11.32 MOORE MILDRED R. 3656 28.87 WILDS ALEX (HEIRS) 6173 41.81 DOZIER WALTON 1255 11.25 MOORE MILDRED R. 3657 33.49 BRANCH BANKING & TRUST COMPANY 337 22.33 EL BETHEL ALL MIGHTY GOD OF THE 2517 20.09 MOORE SANDRA 5170 114.41 WILLIAMS DERRICK & MARGARET 1869 1,399.63 EL BETHEL ALL MIGHTY GOD OF THE 4039 14.55 MUNN-DRAYTON VICKY 2162 81.08 WILLIAMS DERRICK & MARGARET 2169 275.11 EL BETHEL ALL MIGHTY GOD OF THE 6201 40.42 MURPHY DAVID 3704 27.49 701 ASSOCIATES INC 1186 652.11
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Call for more info 612-5792 Seeking experienced regional solo Call 888-899-6918. www.CenturaOn- NEW LISTING drivers and seasoned teams for line.com 1999 PONTIAC SUNFIRE. Runs & OTR runs. Earn top pay (38cpm looks good. New tires, 2.2 motor. solos/53cpm teams)! 800-695-9643. DO YOUR HOMEWORK. Before Good miles. Call 770-1409. www.landspan.com investing in a business opportunity, get tips from the Federal Trade Com- 2003 MAZDA MIATA, 2 dr convert- mission. Visit ftc.gov/bizopps. ible, V6, auto, silver, 115k, $8,500. Fair Bluff Ford 910-649-7531 102 Cape Fear Drive 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths 2008 FORD FUSION, 4dr, auto, Largest selection of single and doublewides in the area. DIRECTOR OF NURSING alloys, 61k. $13,500. Fair Bluff Ford. “Where There’s needed for an 89 bed long term care NEW LISTING *** Dee Watts Backhoe 910-649-7531 facility in Whiteville, NC. Experience \ A Will, There’s Service **** preferred. 2008 MERCURY MILAN I-4, 42k V6, Insured, tree removal, bucket truck, A Way. Let Us AKWOOD HOMES Send resume to Administrator, Shore- spoiler, new tires. $13,500. Fair Bluff top soil, fill dirt, marl for driveway, land Health Care, 200 Flowers Prid- Ford Mercury 649-7531 Make Your Day.” Chadbourn, NC 910-654-4128 land clearing. Also mowing & yard gen Dr, Whiteville, NC 28472 Harold Walker, Manager “Drive a Little. Save a Lot.” work. 640-2463 or mobile 770-0534. 2008 MERCURY SABLE Premier, 4 604 Bob White Lane MEDICAL PRACTICE LOOKING dr, auto V6. 50k, $16.500. Fair Bluff 3 bedrooms, 3 baths FOR LPN. Send resume to B-510, ******WARD’S EXCAVATION****** Mercury Ford 649-7531 Insured. Lot clearing, demolition, tree c/o News Reporter, Box 707, White- 2010 FORD MUSTANG V6 premium NEW LISTING ville, NC 28472 removal, crush/run, top soil/sand. Call 910-212-8737 or 910-642-7033. convertible, auto, 24k, $19.500. Ford NURSING ASSISTANT NEEDED Mercury Ford 910-649-7531 for busy physicians’s office in Chad- AC & J CONTRACTORS - Home DONATE YOUR VEHICLE Receive bourn, must have pleasant person- repair, additions, remodeling & sheds, $1000 Grocery Coupon. United ality, experience preferred but not No job too small. Free estimates. Call Breast Cancer Foundation. Free necessary. Strong computer skills is 910- 642-6793. Mammograms, Breast Cancer info: 6604 Joe Brown Hwy S a must. Apply at Chadbourn 3 bedrooms, 2 baths www.ubcf.info. Free Towing, Tax Family Practice Center, PA, 104 7th BAILEY’S ROOFING, 25 years expe- Deductible, Non-Runners Accepted, Ave., Chadbourn, NC. 8-5:30 pm, rience. All work guaranteed. Call 910- 1-888-468-5964. NEW CONSTRUCTION M-F. No phone calls please. 918-9285.
OUTPATIENT THERAPIST Bobby Hinson Construction Covey Run Apartments Seeking licensed professional to pro- Lot clearing, pond building, bushhog- vide outpatient mental health and ging, lots and hedge rows with mini 1999 CHEVY S-10 CR2, 4 WD. Good PHASE II substance abuse treatment to ado- excavator. Call 640-7606. condition. $3,500. Call 646-6417. 1507 Lebanon Church Rd lescents and adults in a clinic set- ting. Must hold current licensure as an 2006 CHEVY SILVERADO XCab, 4x2 3 bedrooms, 2 baths End of summer 2011 Carpentry Work leather, 106k, $11,900. Fair Bluff Ford LCAS in the state of North Carolina. Roofing, painting and wallpaper. No Mercury 649-7531 READY FOR THE LAKE Reduced rent based on Income. Experience with providing individual, job too small. Workmanship guaran- family, and community-based treat- teed. Call 642-4226. 2008 FORD RANGER XLT long bed, Handicap Accessible Units Available ment is preferred. Must have demon- 1 owner, 56k, $15,900. Fair Bluff Ford strated ability to communicate within CONCEALED CARRY Mercury 910-649-7531 Pickup application at a team and ability to complete treat- HANDGUN CLASSES Covey Run Apartments, 640-1656 ment plans according to Medicaid Eddie D. Cartrette guidelines. Flexible scheduling. Open 910-642-7264 or 910-840-2354 or download application at to full or part-time. 1020 Waccamaw Shores Position is in our Elizabethtown office. H & B CONSTRUCTION CO. 2007 FORD EDGE SE, auto 3.5L V6, Lake Front Access Available www.norcomanagement.com Please email resumes to careers@ New home, remodeling, additions, 4 Door SUV, 35k. $18,500. Fair Bluff assistedcare.net general repairs, shingle work, new Ford Mercury 910-649-7531 NEW CONSTRUCTION and re-roof. Hourly rate or contract. Prices offered. All work fully guar- 2008 FORD ESCAPE XLT, 4dr, V6 anteed. auto, moonroof, 48k, $17,900. Fair Call Harold Bowen Bluff Ford, 910-649-7531 642-6254, day or night. 2010 FORD ECONOLINE 350 SD, XLT, 3dr van, 22k. 12 passenger 12 Sequoia Lane LARRY HINSON’S BACKHOE $18,500. Fair Bluff Ford Mercury 3 bedrooms, 2 baths All types of backhoe work, lot clear- 649-7531 ing, sand, top soil and marl. No further than . . . Call 654-4503. LAWN’S PLUS - Fireant control, spraying, mowing, bush trimming & 2005 25’ ROCKWOOD Camper. pinestraw. 910-234-8211 Queen bed cover. Hitch & Sway Bar. $7,500. Call 910-642-2973. Berry Court Apartments McPherson Carpentry ro ealty P r Remodeling, additions, for all your 2183 James B. White Hwy. N. for your new home! home improvements needs - From A Whiteville to Z. Turn key job. Work guaranteed. 642-6137 Call or Stop by TODAY! 25 years experience. Call 910-654- 2007 YAMAHA YZF 600 R. Lowered, 910-654-4010 4920 or cell 910-770-1260. 4,000 miles. Very clean. Call 642- 1-866-330-3675 9830. (OURS - 4U 4H AM TO PM s ! 7 TH !VE #HADBOURN .# MICHAEL’S CUSTOM PAINTING, www.c21prorealty.com 2ENTAL ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE s #REDIT AND CRIMINAL CHECK REQUIRED pressure wash, decks staining & Each offce is independently sealed. References. 642-5831, 770- MARINE owned and operated. Equal housing opportunity. Professionally Managed by Partnership Property Management 1108.
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SHORT BROS. RENT-A-CAR Hwy. 701, South $ 95 of Whiteville 19DAILY 642-4175 The News Reporter, Thursday, May 19, 2011 - 17B
’s Val- 3BR, 2 BATH doublewide set up on LAND AUCTION- TAYLOR 2 BEDROOM UNFURNISHED house BRICK HOUSE, 3 BR, 2 bath 1,600 SMALL 2 BEDROOM house for rent ley, VA. May 21, 2 p.m. 138 acres in 1 acre lot, ready to move in. Assume in city limits. No pets. Deposit & refer- sq. ft. City. $725 month + security on Bussy Rd. in Hallsboro. No pets. 5 tracts. Near Damascus. Borders payments. Call Oakwood Homes, ences required. Call 642-3740. dep. 336-870-2501. Call after 6 pm 642-8694. Chadbourn, 910-654-4128 National Forest. www.buydamascus. ****Publisher’s Notice**** com. Damascus Realty & Auctions. HOUSE FOR RENT at Lake Wac- Equal Housing Opportunity ASK US ABOUT OUR LAYAWAY 275-475-5000. VAA#2445 VAF#742 BRICK RANCH 3BR 2ba w/fenced All real estate advertised herein is program, how you can use this while camaw. 4 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath. $700 yard, $900 + dep. Morris Prop. per month, plus deposit. No pets. Call subject to the Federal Fair Housing you wait for Uncle Sam. Call Mgmt 910-512-6855 Sale/Rent 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT for rent. Act, North Carolina and Columbus OAKWOOD HOMES 910-445-6082. Furnished. Nice neighborhood. Call Fair Housing Law which makes it ille- CHADBOURN, NC 910-654-4128 640-8098. gal to advertise any preference, limi- tation discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin, or intention to make any such preferences, limi- ****Publisher’s Notice**** tations or discrimination. We will not Equal Housing Opportunity knowingly accept any advertising for All real estate advertised herein is real estate which is in violation of the subject to the Federal Fair Housing law. All person are hereby informed For Sale by Owner 28 x 40 dou - Act, North Carolina and Columbus that all dwellings advertised are avail- blewide. Lots of upgrades. Call Fair Housing Law which makes it ille- able on an equal opportunity basis. To 654-4128 gal to advertise any preference, limi- complain of discrimination, call HUD tation discrimination based on race, toll-free at 1-800-765-9372. LOT MODEL CLEARANCE SALE color, religion, sex, handicap, familial Large selection of single wide, dou- status or national origin, or intention 1600 SQ. FT. brick home, 3 bed- blewide and custom built modulars. to make any such preferences, limi- rooms, 1 bath, great room, 35 miles Serving Columbus Co and surround- tations or discrimination. We will not from Myrtle Beach, Williams Township ing areas for over 40 years. Let us knowingly accept any advertising for area. $70,000. Call 910-840-3097 or work for you. real estate which is in violation of the 910-234-4567. WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS. law. All person are hereby informed OAKWOOD HOMES, Chadbourn that all dwellings advertised are avail- able on an equal opportunity basis. To 1800 sq. ft. HOME on 3.7 acres. Well NC 910-654-4128 maintained, cedar siding. 3 bedroom, complain of discrimination, call HUD 2 bath, 2 car garage. Located on Sam MOBILE HOME INSURANCE Com- toll-free at 1-800-765-9372. Potts Hwy near Lake Waccamaw. pare our features. Get a quote from 1 BR HOUSE, washer, dryer, stove, $185,000. Call Cheryl Powell, agent. us. Oakwood Homes Chadbourn, NC refrigerator, $350 + min. dep. 110 S 910-471-6651 910-654-4128 Franklin. 910-640-7737 3 BEDROOM HOUSE for sale, to be USED HOMES We need used 2028 SQ. FT. house. Rent to own. moved. Call 910-840-9282 or 910- homes. Trade ins welcome. Top Dol- Financing available. 5 ton central air 234-1287. lar. Oakwood Homes. Chadbourn, NC conditioner. Well & septic tank. Call 910-654-4128 3 BR. 2 bath, fireplace, 1450 sf 770-0113, 770-0232, 770-5574. house + carport, 2 shops: 960 sf 3 BEDROOM, 1 BATH brick house, & 580 sf on 1 acre+lot. 685 Golf outside of Whiteville. No smoking, no Course Rd. Whiteville. Mostly NORTH CAROLINA- Log cabin nes- pets. Deposit & ref. required. $650/ remodeled, new flooring & gas log. tled on 3+ private mountain acres. mo. Call 640-1240. Includes stove, refrigerator, washer $89,900. Offers large loft, covered & dryer. $76,500. Call 910-648-2838 6 BR, 3 BATH house rent to own, 3 porch, big deck view, creek paved or 625-9485 houses, 3 BR & 4 BR Mobile homes access. Needs finishing. 828-286- for rent. Also Lots: rent to own & land 1666 CANAL FRONT - BELLA COOLA Rd & lots for sale. Owner financing Call at Lake Waccamaw. 2000+ sq ft 4BR, 910-770-2227. 2 bath home. $198,500. Call Cheryl Powell, agent 910-471-6651 LAKE WACCAMAW, VACATION LOT FOR SALE: Williams Township/ RENTAL, furnished house, water FOR SALE BY OWNER - 3BR, 2 Mollie area. Large lot, nice commu- access, canal side, 3 BR, 2 BA, no BATH brick house, one block from nity. Call 642-2872 or 653-3582. smoking, no pets. $125/night/3-day waterfront Lake Waccamaw. Large minimum. Short-term lease also avail- lot, interior completely remodeled. PRIME LOTS FOR SALE , 3 miles able. 910-524-6305 call after 5pm Call 910-642-7289 north of Hallsboro. Owner financing. Call 876-0084, 645-4752. I BUY HOUSES and mobile homes. Any area & any condition. Quick sale. Call Ricky 910-740-9100 SHORT BROS. WHITEVILLE $54,900 2 ACRES CLEARED LAND with Private country setting, 1.66-acre with 32x60 shop. Asking $42,000. Klon- RENT-A-CAR garden spot & small pond. Approx. dyke Rd. Chadbourn. 910-625-9232 Hwy. 701, South 1,500 sq. ft. Fleetwood, 3 BR, 2 full $ 95 of Whiteville APPROX 24 ACRES land with road baths. Large living room, high ceil- DAILY ings, dining room, and family room. access, well & septic. Mostly cleared, 19 642-4175 Master bedroom features private bath some wooded. $90,000. 2424 Pleas- with garden tub, shower, and walk-in ant Plains Church Rd. 336-688-6243 closet. Updates: New windows, car- RTP LAND- WWW.ncland4sale.com pet and vinyl flooring, dishwasher, Just Announed and fresh interior paint. Detached garage. Call 910-770-1531 John Donoghue Automotive 0% Financing ABSOLUTE AUCTION- 166 acre Farm in 6 tracts. 5 Homes, Barns, Buildings. Saturday, May 28 at 11 a a.m. Zionville, NC, Ashe County. Boyer Realty & Auction. 336-372- Anniversary 8888. [email protected] NCAL#1792 LAND AUCTION - Carteret County, Sea Level, NC - 51 +/Acres - Divided. Custom Log Cabin. Saturday, June 4, Still the best way to buy a vehicle in Whiteville! 2009 Land & Home Pkg, 1/2 acre 11:00AM. Two ponds, 40’x72’shop. lot. 3 BR, 2 bath. Take up payments. New barn. Near Core Sound, Core Cheaper than rent. Call Oakwood Banks & Boat Ramp. www.House- Homes, Chadbourn. 654-4128 AuctionCompany.com. 252-729- 10 Chevy Suburban LT 11 Buick Regal CXL 10 Chevy Colorado 1162. NCAL#7889. #P9101 #8939 Brand New!
Was $44,375 Was $27,990 Was $19,605 The Classifieds Sale Price Sale Price Sale Price $ $ $ Work 29,845 25,985 14,998 11 Chevy Malibu LT 11 Chevy Equinox 11 Chevy Silverado #P9081 LT, 2500 HD, 4x4, Crew Cab, Diesel
Was $25,505 Was $26,660 Was $49,145 Sale Price Sale Price Sale Price $ $ $ 19,991 21,995 41,845 Pre Financing As Reaching people VEHICLE SALE does the Owned Low As 1.9% trick! 08 Nissan 10 Chevy 05 Pontiac 05 Chevy 07 Dodge 08 Saturn
Maxima 3.5 SE SilveradoZ-71 Grand Prix Malibu Caravan Aura XE
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Sale Price Sale Price Sale Price Sale Price Sale Price Sale Price $18,950 $13,995 $16,995 $9,995 $19,995 $5,995 08 Chevy 07 Chevy 98 Ford 05 GMC 09 GMC 08 Cadillac Silverado Colorado Expedition Sierra Sierra SLE CTS Call Hanne or Wanda at Ext. Cab, Z-71 Crew Cab, Z-71 Eddie Bauer Ext. Cab, 4x4 Ext. Cab, Z-71 642-4104 Sale Price Sale Price Sale Price Sale Price Sale Price Sale Price The News $13,985 $15,950 $4,995 $14,950 $19,950 $24,800 Reporter John Donoghue Automotive 910-642-2400 *All prices plus tax & tags and $299 doc fee. 0% fnancing w/ 20% 800-280-7425 >Ý\Ê£äÈ{Ó£nxÈÊUÊ >\Ê >iÀV >À`ÃJÜ ÌiÛi°V cash down & approved credit with Ally Bank on select models. See www.johndonoghueautomotive.com dealer for details on all fnancing options and rebate requirements. (IGHWAY %AST s 7HITEVILLE 18B - The News Reporter, Thursday, May 19, 2011
1 BEDROOM APARTMENT for single person. No pets. First & last month MADISON HILL APARTMENTS 2 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME, East- T. SCOTT SESSIONS, Attorney For situated thereon, in Columbus Coun- rent. Call 642-0404. 206 S, Madison St., Whiteville, NC over Park. Call J.L. Powell & Co Inc. The Estate Of Grace Marie Ammons ty, North Carolina, and being more One Bedroom Apts. 642-4049. THE MCGOUGAN LAW FIRM particularly described as follows: Cypress Village Apartments "1+%.3"$()(0(&/4,**1+(03 130 Jefferson Street BEING BOUNDED ON THE NORTH 197 Orange St., Fair Bluff, N.C. r,,*4 ',1./*"(+0&+"+$& 2 BEDROOM, 1 BATH mobile home 1200 SQ. FT. OFFICE, Memory Plaza. Whiteville, North Carolina 28472 AND WEST BY THE LAND NOW OR Rental assistance up to 100% for rent. Call 910-840-7253. 1 and 2 bedrooms. Will up fit to tenants needs. Call 642- April 28, May 5, 12, 19, 2011 FORMERLY OWNED BY ESTELLE based on income. Free laundry room + Community 5824. FOWLER HILBURN, ON THE NORTH room ****24 hour maintenance*** Seniors 62 years and older BLADENBORO - RENT TO OWN AND EAST BY LANDS NOW OR FOR- Rental Assistance Up to 100% 2008 3 bedroom, 2 bath singlewide COMMERCIAL BUILDING FOR NOTICE TO CREDITORS MERLY OWNED BY JERRY AND Seniors 62 years and older Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9 am to 2 pm home. Limited pet policy. $550 per RENT with over head doors. Fenced STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA &)"3 month. Call 910-316-9058 between TAMMY FOWLER, ON THE SOUTH 910-649-7971 in lot. Near hospital. Call 640-8098. COUNTY OF COLUMBUS 6 pm & 9 pm. AND EAST BY LANDS NOW OR Hours: Monday - Friday, 8am-2 pm The undersigned, MARIEGENE L. TDD Relay 1-800-735-2962 FORMERLY OWNED BY BRAXTON FOR RENT Downtown Commercial PALMER and ROME G. LYTTON, III Equal Housing Opportunity Building. Spacious parking. Call J.L. FOWLER, AND ON THE SOUTH AND have qualified as Co-Executors of the Powell & Co., Inc. (910) 642-4049. WEST BY LANDS OWNED NOW Estate of MARIEGENE P. LYTTON, ROOM FOR RENT - Kitchen privi- OR FORMERLY BY NORRIS SOLES late of Columbus County, and this leges. Call 910-646-4161. OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT. Near AND BEING MORE PARTICULARLY is to notify all persons having claims hospital. Call 640-8098. DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: ROOM FOR RENT against said Estate to present them BEGINNING AT AN OLD IRON STAKE 2 & 3 BR MOBILE HOME in Guide- Weekly or Monthly Rates. to the undersigned on or before Bedrooms furnished. No Pets. IN THE OLD STATE LINE AT THE 1 BEDROOM furnished apartment way. References required. No pets. JUNE 28, 2011, pursuant to North with living room, kitchen, bath. No 653-2790, 653-9198,eave message. No calls after 9 pm INTERSECTION OF AN OLD FARM Carolina General Statute 28A-14-1, Pets. Available June 1st. Call 640- 910-642-4932 LOTS FOR RENT in mobile home ROAD AND PUBLIC ROAD; AN RUN- 2 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME for or this notice shall be pled in bar of 3421 or 914-0200. Or 770-1140 park. Williams-Mollie area. Call 840- NING THENCE SOUTH 41 DEGREES rent. 3 miles North of Hallsboro. No 2454 or 910-200-3125. their recovery. All persons indebted to 36 MINUTES 00 SECONDS EAST 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED apart- pets. References required. Call 642- ROOMS FOR RENT $305 monthly, said Estate will please make immedi- 213.50 FEET TO A CONCRETE COR- ment. Close to courthouse. Pets ok. 5801 or 640-9435. Cable TV, Central Heat & Air. Call ate payment to the undersigned at the NER; THENCE NORTH 45 DEGREES $450/mo. Call 910-233-7840. *82-910-445-7498 following address. 2 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME for 29 MINUTES 00 SECONDS EAST 132 This the 28th day of April, 2011 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT. rent. References required. No pets. FEET TO AN IRON STAKE; THENCE Please call J.L. Powell & Co., Inc. Call Call 910-654-4182 days, or 642-4073 MARIEGENE L. PALMER, Co-Execu- www.whiteville.com SOUTH 41 DEGREES 36 MINUTES 642-4049. between 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. tor of the estate of 00 SECONDS EAST 105.60 FEET TO Notice of Service MARIEGENE P. LYTTON AN IRON STAKE; THENCE SOUTH 191 Hemlock Drive of Process by 41 DEGREES 36 MINUTES 00 SEC- Whiteville, NC 28472 ONDS EAST 86.80 FEET TO AN IRON Publication ROME G. LYTTON, III, Co-Executor STAKE; THEN SOUTH 45 DEGREES of the estate of 29 MINUTES 00 SECONDS WEST STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA MARIEGENE P. LYTTON 132 FEET TO CONCRETE COR- COUNTY OF COLUMBUS Angela Harrelson, Registered Pro- NER; THENCE NORTH 41 DEGREES IN THE GENERAL COURT OF cess Agent 36 MINUTES 00 SECONDS WEST JUSTICE 706 N. Madison Street 192.40 FEET TO THE POINT AND SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION Whiteville, NC 28472 PLACE OF BEGINNING AND CON- FILE NO.: 11 CVS 0377 WALTER D. PALMER, ATTORNEY TAINING .58 ACRES, MORE OR JACQUELINE GRAY SPIVEY, 706 N. Madison Street LESS. Plaintiff, Whiteville, NC 28472 And Being more commonly known as: Vs. April 28, May 5, 12, 19, 2011 65 Brookie Ln, Tabor City, NC 28463 JENNIFER ANNE LONG and The record owner(s) of the property, SHELTON JARRETT BARNES, NOTICE TO CREDITORS as reflected on the records of the Reg- Defendants. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA ister of Deeds, is/are Gregory Fowler, TO: Jennifer Anne Long COUNTY OF COLUMBUS Sr. and Cynthia Fowler and Gregory 7758 Peacock Road 11-E-198 Fowler, Jr. Chadbourn, NC 28431 The undersigned, JACKIE MCKEI- The property to be offered pursuant Shelton Jarrett Barnes THAN, has qualified as Executrix of to this notice of sale is being offered 7720 Peacock Road the Estate of LUCIAN WARD, late of for sale, transfer and conveyance “AS Chadbourn, NC 28431 Columbus County, and this is to notify IS, WHERE IS.” Neither the Trustee TAKE NOTICE that a pleading seeking all persons having claims against said nor the holder of the note secured by relief against you has been filed in the Estate to present them to the under- the deed of trust, being foreclosed, above-entitled action. The nature of signed on or before August 11, 2011 nor the officers, directors, attorneys, the relief being sought is as follows: pursuant to North Carolina General employees, agents or authorized rep- Recovery of monetary damages for Statute 28A-14-1, or this notice shall resentative of either Trustee or the injuries and damages sustained by be pled in bar of their recovery. All holder of the note make any repre- the Plaintiff as a result of an automo- persons indebted to said Estate will sentation or warranty relating to the bile wreck which occurred on Decem- please make immediate payment title or any physical, environmental, ber 24, 2010. to the undersigned at the following health or safety conditions existing You are required to make defense to address. in, on, at or relating to the property such pleading no later than June 28, This the 13th day of May, 2011. being offered for sale. Any and all 2011, said date being 40 days from JACKIE MCKEITHAN responsibilities or liabilities arising out the first publication of the Notice, or 160 McKeithan Lane of or in any way relating to any such from the date complaint is required to Nakina, NC 28455 condition expressly are disclaimed. be filed, whichever is later, and upon C. Greg Williamson This sale is made subject to all prior your failure to do so the party seeking Williamson, Walton & Scott, LLP liens and encumbrances, and unpaid service against you will apply to the Attorneys at Law taxes and assessments including but court for the relief sought. P.O. Box 1467 not limited to any transfer tax associ- This the 16th day of May, 2011. Whiteville, NC 28472 ated with the foreclosure. A deposit T. CRAIG WRIGHT May 19, 26, June 2, 9, 2011 of five percent (5%) of the amount of P.O. Box 1129 the bid or seven hundred fifty dollars 111 Courthouse Square ($750.00), whichever is greater, is Whiteville, NC 28472-1129 Notice of Sale required and must be tendered in the Telephone: (910) 642-5918 form of certified funds at the time of May 19, 26, June 2, 2011. IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE the sale. This sale will be held open OF NORTH CAROLINA ten days for upset bids as required NOTICE TO CREDITORS SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION by law. Following the expiration of Having qualified on the 25th day of COLUMBUS COUNTY the statutory upset period, all remain- April, 2011, as Administrator Of The 11sp29 ing amounts are IMMEDIATELY DUE Estate Of Grace Marie Ammons, IN THE MATTER OF THE FORECLO- AND OWING. Failure to remit funds in deceased, of Columbus County, SURE OF A DEED OF TRUST EXE- a timely manner will result in a Dec- North Carolina, this is to notify all CUTED BY GREGORY FOWLER, laration of Default and any deposit persons having claims against the JR. AND CYNTHIA FOWLER DATED will be frozen pending the outcome decedent or said Estate to pres- DECEMBER 4, 2006 AND RECORD- of any re-sale. ent them to the undersigned within ED IN BOOK 874 AT PAGE 956 IN SPECIAL NOTICE FOR LEASEHOLD three (3) months from the date of the THE COLUMBUS COUNTY PUBLIC TENANTS: If you are a tenant resid- first publication of this Notice, or this REGISTRY, NORTH CAROLINA ing in the property, be advised that an Notice will be pleaded in bar of any Under and by virtue of the power and Order for Possession of the property recovery. Please direct all claims to authority contained in the above-ref- may be issued in favor of the purchas- the attention of Tamarra Ammons erenced deed of trust and because of er. Also, if your lease began or was Gore, Administrator, Estate Of Grace default in the payment of the secured renewed on or after October 1, 2007, Marie Ammons, c/o T. Scott Sessions, indebtedness and failure to per- be advised that you may terminate the Attorney, The McGougan Law Firm, form the stipulation and agreements rental agreement upon 10 days writ- 130 Jefferson Street, Whiteville, North therein contained and, pursuant to ten notice to the landlord. You may Carolina 28472. All persons indebted demand of the owner and holder of be liable for rent due under the agree- to said Estate are hereby requested the secured debt, the undersigned ment prorated to the effective date of to make immediate payment thereto. substitute trustee will expose for sale the termination. This the 25th day of April, 2011. at public auction to the highest bidder The date of this Notice is May 12, TAMARRA AMMONS GORE, for cash at the usual place of sale at 2011. Administrator of The Estate of the county courthouse of said county 08-105998 Grace Marie Ammons at 10:00 AM on June 2, 2011 the fol- Grady I. Ingle Or Elizabeth B. 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May 19, 2011 Issue II Scouting’s Timeline Scout Ship was among best in nation By FULLER ROYAL with additional research By FULLER ROYAL by BOB HIGH Staff Writer and ROB CROSS In 1912, the Boy Scouts of Amer- This chronology represents more than ica established its Sea Scout pro- 200 hours of research spanning 87 years gram. Sea Scouts were part of a of The News Reporter and 100 years of The “ship” instead of a “troop.” Morning Star and The Wilmington Messenger Scouts in a ship were fortunate newspapers. if they actually had a boat or ship 1927 of their own. The next mention of Scouting in The News About 15,000 Sea Scouts still Reporter was Jan. 27, 1927: exist today. In the 1940s and 1950s, “Boy Scouts to join movement.” they were more commonplace. “Whiteville Boy Scouts under Scoutmas- It would be nearly 35 years ter R.H. Burns plan to become members of a before Whiteville and Lake Wac- four-county unit of troops being planned by camaw began a ship. J.R. Griffith of Wilmington. The counties will The story of the beginning of consist of Columbus, New Hanover, Pender that Sea Scout Ship is recounted in and Brunswick.” a 1947 issue of The News Reporter. This was the beginning of the Cape Fear The previous year, the idea of Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America Sea Scout Ship for Whiteville was which, today, is made up of these four coun- conceived by Josiah Maultsby. ties plus Bladen, Robeson, Scotland and Maultsby, a longtime leader Hoke. in Scouting at the local, council Nationally, an Inter-Racial Service was es- and regional levels, had for years tablished to promote Scouting among blacks seen the need for a Scout unit that and other minorities. would serve older boys, ages 14 1929 through 20. From the start, Scouting was synonymous Less than two years after the with good works projects. end of World War II, Maultsby U.S. Navy photo A News Reporter headline on Dec. 12, 1929: presented his plan to brothers Offcers Charles McNeill and John McNeill stand with crew members of Sea Scout Ship Wacca- “Scouts sponsor Christmas drive.” John and Charles McNeill – both maw in front of the administration building at Pensacola Naval Training Center. John McNeill said “Scoutmaster P.G. Gallop announced that veterans of the war. the commander of the base was so impressed with the Scouts’ precision he ordered the base Scouts would assist in a drive to help with Together, they approached the photographer to make this photograph. The uniforms were donated by former sailors. needy families at Christmas.” Whiteville Civitan Club, request- 1930 ing it sponsor the ship. The Civita- Charles McNeill, returned to the Local courts of honor had been estab- ns agreed and applied for a charter. pier and found Ethel Dow work- lished by 1930. Boy Scout Troop 23 conducted John McNeill was to be the skip- ers trying to raise the boat. With its first court of honor in April of that year. per and Charles McNeill the mate. the help of several pumps it was Thirteen Scouts passed their second They would rotate these roles each finally raised. class test. They were: David Smith, Martin year. However several hundred Schulken, Harold Dean Brown, John Elbert The Sea Scout committee was pounds of river mud remained in Blackmon, James Blackmon, Everette Byrd, composed of Civitans John Court- the bottom. The following day a Herman Hollingsworth, Lawrence Bowers, ney, Paul Woodall, Morrison For- crane arrived and Lee Nance had L.E. Harrelson, Richard Barkley, Joseph myduval Jr. and W. G. Bradshaw. his largest truck on hand. The boat Barkley and John Burns. The charter was granted on was lifted from the water but be- In June of that year, Camp Penton had March 31, 1946. The first Sea Scouts fore it could be moved to the truck, become Camp Chicagami. Camp director were Bobby Rushing, Wilson Hor- a block smashed under the weight was C.D. Brothers and the new camp was ton, James Garrell, Edwin Powell, and the it fell back into the river. on the southern shores of Lake Waccamaw. Jack Hardee, Dale Harrell, Marion The crane was not powerful The camp was open to any Cape Fear Council Cox, Morris Covington John Hasty enough to do the job. The Ethel Scout. and Bobby Memory. Dow men moved their largest There would be swimming and boating “We’re going to need crane to the pier, a job that re- and the cost was $6 per week. a bigger boat.” quired two days. Also that month, a court of honor was held At first, the Scouts had a 14-foot Again, the crane could not lift by the Whiteville troop and the troops from sailboat on Lake Waccamaw. Chadbourn and Fair Bluff. the boat. As this boat could only accom- S.O.S. Fair Bluff Scouts making it to Tenderfoot modate four Scouts, a search was According to the story, a were Charles Scott, J.C. Small, Sam Potts, begun for something larger. telegram was received later in Junior Potts, Leo Lovett, Albert Howell, In early 1947, it was learned the Whiteville advising that the boat Spencer Scott and J.W. Hammonds. Navy Department had a boat – a 40- was sinking. This incidentally Whiteville Tenderfoots were Charles foot motor launch – in Southport it was probably the first S.O.S. ever McNeill, Billy Eutsler, J.C. Hayes and Earl was willing to donate. received in Whiteville. Small. The launch was given to the Once more, Charles McNeill Second Class went to Robert Blake of Cape Fear Area Boy Scout Coun- went to the rescue. Chadbourn and Clyde Best, J.B. Hickman, cil and later to the Whiteville Sea The Ethel Dow men, Mr. Moore, Bob Holroyd, Elmon Thompson and Howard Scout Ship. Mr. Thomas, Mr. Hewitt and Mr. Williamson of Whiteville. The story of how the commu- Adams, were doing all they could, Scouts and the merit badges they received nity came together to make this but the boat was going under. were John McNeill, fireman; Martin Schul- project happen is something usu- U.S. Navy photo Numerous lines were “made ken, personal health; John Koonce, first aid ally found in a Hollywood film. Sea Scouts examine the stern of the Waccamaw upon its arrival fast and the boat pulled to shallow to animals; W.L. Walters Jr., handicraft; Joe The job of moving the boat to by truck to Whiteville in 1947. water.” Ripple, poultry keeping and John Marlowe, Whiteville presented major prob- The tide left one side out of lems. Moving a crane to Southport handicraft. the water, but with the other side on the truck and the homeward truck. The boat’s weight, with its to lift the boat out of the water and Nationally, Cub Scouting was started and submerged it was impossible to trip began. load of water and mud, was too onto a trailer was too costly. there were 847,051 Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, pump out. Because of the size of the boat much for the floor to support. Numerous trips were made to Explorers and Scouters registered. With the help of a chain hoist it was necessary to obtain special The Virginia Tobacco and Southport in hopes of finding a Troop 23, sponsored by the Whiteville the gunwales were finally raised permission from the State High- Whiteville Tobacco companies of- large enough ship that could lift Rotary Club, with 15 uniformed Scouts on above the water and the pumps way Commission to move it to fered their warehouses. the boat with its booms. When this hand at the WHS gym for forum to address began to operate. Whiteville. The permit was issued The latter was selected because problems in town. proved impossible, the boat was Leaky engine and the State Highway Patrol was of its nearness to town. towed to the Ethel Dow Pier on the The Scouts conducted a door-to-door sur- The trouble was soon discov- on hand to escort the truck. The story said Whiteville To- Cape Fear River by a boat from the vey throughout the town to find out what ered. The engine exhaust line was The newspaper story recounted bacco manager Bill Durham was Oak Island Coast Guard station. residents were concerned about. open and water was coming into how “The sight of the boat pre- “very cooperative and always The Scouts planned to have the In April, 13 Troop 23 Scouts passed their the boat. sented a frightening spectacle to seemed anxious to have the Scouts boat lifted by a large crane owned second class requirements. This was repaired and the boat motorists meeting the truck.” use his facilities. As time went he by Columbus Contractors, which Overseeing the test were Scout executive pumped out. The patrol forced oncoming became the best friend the boat was working nearby. C.D. Brothers; Knox Proctor, judge; F.M. The next day several of the traffic to move far to the right avoid had. His suggestions were of great C.L. Nance offered to move the Smith, chairman of the court of honor; Scouts arrived in a Navy launch colliding with the boat. value and he was happy to furnish boat to Whiteville. George McNeill, assistant deputy commis- operated by Lt. Bost and Lt. Bor- “Several times children within tools and materials.” A series of obstacles nearly de- sioner. den. The boat was towed to the site of the boat would run to their A big job railed the plan. The crane did not Eagle Scout Marian Davis, a student at North Carolina shipbuilding yard homes screaming for their moth- The job of overhauling the finish its job as soon as expected Bailey Military Academy in Greenwood, and the largest crane there lifted ers.” boat was under the supervision of and the boat remained in the river S.C., succeeded P.G. Gallop as Scoutmaster the boat out of the water and Still too heavy Charles McNeill. for a week. of Troop 23. Gallop was athletic director at placed it high and dry on the pier. The Scouts had planned to About two tons of water and A March storm came roaring WHS. The troop had 15 members. Charles McNeill and several house their new boat in Farmers mud remained inside. up the coast and swamped the The boys had a watermelon supper after Scouts arrived at the yard with a Warehouse because the floor was The Scouts dug in with shovels boat. The Sea Scouts, led by mate the court but were disappointed to find that truck. The crane placed the boat the same height as the body of the and buckets and soon cleared most all of the melons were green. of it. A hose was rigged and water Another court of honor was held in De- was pumped in to clean it further. cember with Rotarians serving as jurors for Fishing crabs were found in the event. The Rotarians had closed their the bilges and several times Jack businesses early to be there. Vereen pulled a crab out on the end 1931 of his finger. In January, Delco’s Troop 12 Boy Scouts It was reported that “the Scouts had been organized for more than a year. worked like demons.” During its first court of honor of the year, John Hasty, Edwin Powell, merit badges and first-class ranks went to Sammy Lamb, Donald Elliott, Earl Allen, Clay Blake, James Cain, Thomas Billy Davis and Wilson Horton Dun ham and Thomas Williams. Merit badg- were interested in the engine room es and second class ranks went to D.C. Cole- division and were assigned to work there. man and Earl Rodgers. Star Scout rank went The others worked on the hull to Emory Hobbs while Life Scout ranks went – Bobby Rushing, Bobby and Billy to Thomas Dunham and Thomas Williams. Memory, Dick Coburn, Morris Cov- Troop 12 had been organized by John ington, Joe Lynch, Charlie Rhodes, Barnhardt, the agriculture teacher at Paul Hinnant, James Garrell, Gene Acme Delco School. Later, Rufus Marks, the Worthington, John Wilson, Jimmy school’s science teacher, took over. Riggs, Al Stanley and Franklin The Rev. David L. Wilson was the troop Taylor. committee chairman. Sixteen scouts built a Photo by Leslie Baldwin A large section of the bow was log cabin for the troop’s headquarters. Wearing uniforms donated by returning World War II sailors, members of Sea Scout Ship Waccamaw stand at attention. In front are Skipper John McNeill and First Mate Charles McNeill. Crew members found to be rotten. It was discov- ered that C.S. Herring, a local To Be Continued .... are, from left: Al Stanley, Bill Davis, Wilson Horton, Bobby Rushing, Billy Cook, Joe Inman, John Hasty, James Garrell, Jack Vereen, Gene Worthington, Edwin Powell and Morris Covington. See Waccamaw, page 7-C The News Reporter, Thursday, May 19, 2011 – 7-A Waccamaw Continued from page 1-C plumber, was an ex-Navy Ship- John Hasty, James Garrell, fitter First Class. He replaced Jean Worthington, John Wil- the planks in two days and did son, Billy Memory, Jimmie an “excellent job.” Riggs, Al Stanley and Sammy The outside hull was Lamb. scraped clean and a coat of With the addition of the copper paint applied to the new boat, the S.S.S. Wacca- bottom. maw became one of the best Almost every night and on equipped units in the South. many afternoons the Scouts 128 Scouts were on board working. The Waccamaw was origi- A community project nally used at the Navy Section Al Stanley was always Base at Fort Caswell near on hand. A cradle was built Southport. by Ben Wyche with railroad It was built in 1941 by the crossties donated by W. B. Matthews Boat Company in Hobbs and Son. Port Clinton, Ohio, at a cost Two 8 by 8 timbers were of $35,000. It weighed 16,000 needed for skids. Sledge & pounds and drew three feet Sons cut these according to of water. specifications and donated There was seating for 90 them. people aboard, although Jack The boat was jacked up Vereen recalls piloting the on railroad jacks under the boat across the lake with 128 supervision of C. S. Herring Scouts on board. and after two nights work, was It was powered by a Chrys- safely placed on the cradle. ler Marine Engine that devel- “This was a time of anxiety for oped 125 horsepower at 2,100 all hands, since a slip of a jack rpms. would have dropped the boat The speed was about 10 and caused great damage.” knots. The following year, a The job was finished with- mast and riggings for sails out any serious mishap and were installed converting the the boat shored up. The bottom launch to a sailing vessel. was found to have a few worm The Sea Scouts regularly holes and these were repaired. took the Waccamaw out for O.F. Plyler was a great help at excursions, sometimes invit- this time. The BSA’s Sea Scout Emblem ing their girl friends to supper The engine installation was Several times it was neces- Lamb while the launching cer- and a dance on the shore. supervised by Buster Green, sary to set an estimated date emony was being conducted. National rating an ex-Navy chief motor ma- for launching. The first two At four o’clock J.A. Maults- In March of 1948, the S.S.S. A Sea Scout manual chinist mate who worked at dates could not be met and the by made an address to the 400 Waccamaw received a Na- Carolina Motors, and Dizzy result was “a disappointment spectators. His subject was the tional Flagship Rating, only the Civitans and the Sea moted to second mate. Horton, of Avant and Sholar. for many people who went to origin and purpose of Senior the 42nd in the entire nation Scouts held a dance to ben- In 1950, the Chadbourn Green examined the engine the lake to see it.” Scouting. to earn the honor. efit the Sea Scout Ship. The Rotary-Civitans sponsored in Wilmington and brought it When the boat was finished Launching the launch Charles McNeill was the entertainment was provided the newly chartered Sea Scout back to Whiteville with Caro- and Earnest Thompson had A brief history of the boat skipper and brother John was by the CBS Radio Orchestra Ship “Klondyke.” Ben Ward lina Motor’s wrecker. painted its name across the was given and Mrs. George R. the mate. under the direction of Jimmy was the skipper of what was The story said Paul Wil- transom, it was rolled onto McNeill, the mother of skip- Morris Covington and Jack Livingston. the sixth Sea Scout Ship in liamson was “always depend- Nance’s truck and made ready per John McNeill and mate Vereen were the crew chiefs. One year later, the Wac- the council. able when something was for the launching. The driver, Charles McNeill, christened Thurston Callahan was the camaw won national flagship John McNeill said that needed at once. Any of his Strange Nance, was a great the Waccamaw with a bottle of coxswain and James Garrell recognition again, selected a storm later battered the personnel or equipment was help in loading and unloading. water collected from the seven the yeoman. number 40 out of 4,000 nation Waccamaw beyond what the always willingly loaned.” Seaworthy at last seas and many rivers, bays Crew members were Wil- wide. Scouts could afford to repair. The engine was cleaned and On the morning of July and gulfs by Charles McNeill. liam Davis, Donald Elliott, In 1950, for the third It was towed into the canal found to be in good condition. 9, the truck began its trip to The Whiteville High School Jerry Dyson, Charles Inman, straight year, the Waccamaw where it sat for several years When it was hoisted aboard Lake Waccamaw, escorted by Band, under the direction William and Sam Lamb, Jule won national flagship recog- before being purchased by a there were many alterations Sheriff H. D. Stanley. On ar- of county band director and Lewis, Lemuel Marks, Felix nition. Brunswick County man who to be made to the old engine riving at the lake it was found Scouter Bob Hodges, provided Smith, James Quinerly, Frank- Morris Covington, Jack turned it into a houseboat for bed. Additional timbers were that heavy rains had made the music for the event which was lin Taylor, Gene Worthington, Vereen and Paul Barbee his handicapped son. installed and cut to fit. roads to the launching area broadcast live on the radio. William Willis, Eugene Horne, earned Quartermaster hon- Only one known photo- The engine transmission too soft to drive the heavy As soon as the propeller Paul Hinnant, Paul Barbee ors, the Sea Scout equivalent graph exists of the Waccamaw was larger than the old one load on. and rudder were connected and Charles Rhodes. of Eagle. and it’s included with this and presented a major prob- Mr. Ridenhour, the foreman the boat was towed to deep wa- In June of that same year, Covington was also pro- story. lem to connect. It was thought of the Sides Construction ter by an amphibious DUCK that the engine could not be Company, was consulted. He operated by Mr. Hatcher. used, however Mr. Spruill, of used a bulldozer to pull the The Waccamaw then pro- the Whiteville Machine Shop, truck to the edge of the lake on ceeded to its anchorage under promised to make a coupling 20th lot in the new residential its own power. There, a few 7ANT TO "UILD that would connect the en- area being developed west of adjustments were made to the gine to the drive shaft. He did Weaver’s Pier. engine. These completed, the a splendid precision job and C.L. Riggs of the Tupelo boat was ready for use by the enabled the boys to properly Dimension Mfg. Co., sent a Sea Scouts. 9OUR "U3)NESS fit the two together. load of heavy timbers to the The crew of the Waccamaw The electrical connections lake to help build the launch- had grown steadily in its first were made and new equip- ing platform with. When this 17 months. ment installed by Donald was completed, Ridenhour Although three of its mem- Horton and B. L. Hinnant. used his bulldozer to push the bers had gone into the Army at The engine was paid for by boat to the platform and into the time, there were 25 active J. A. Maultsby, Herman Leder, the lake. hands on board when the boat Joe Mann, J. N. Coburn, L. The actual launching oc- was commissioned. Reach 40,000 R. Marks, Lloyd Collier, Izzie curred before schedule be- Crew one consisted of crew Kramer, Lee Braxton, Crowell cause the boat was sliding leader Bobby Rushing, Jack people every month at Black and the Civitan Club. on the platform and it was Vereen, Donald Elliott, Bobby During this time many other considered better to let it go Memory, Dick Coburn, Paul people lent a hand when they ahead into the water. Hinnant, Edwin Powell, Mor- were needed and donated any The propeller and rudder ris Covington, Charlie Rhodes, parts or other equipment that were removed prior to launch- Franklin Taylor, Joe Lynch, was needed. ing and had to be replaced Sonny Callahan and John “It showed a fine coopera- underwater. This difficult job Henderson. tive spirit on the part of the was done by Charles McNeill, Crew two was crew leader people of Whiteville.” Charles Herring and Sam Wilson Horton, Billy Davis, Courses, seminars at SCC The Continuing Education 5:30-9:30 p.m. in HHS-Building, class qualifies for fee waiv- Division at Southeastern Com- room 141. The registration fee ers for persons 65 or older. munity College will offer sev- is $65 and the current Notary This hands-on class will focus eral courses as well as various Public Guidebook for NC is re- on using the new screens seminars in the coming weeks. quired. Students are required and ribbon menus, document To pre-register or for more to have a high school or GED management, customizing the information, call (910)642-7141, diploma and a valid picture ID desktop, online help, multi- ext. 296 or 397. to register. tasking techniques, use of the Spanish is scheduled for Starting an Agri-Tourism control panel, and Internet Mondays, May 23-Aug. 8, from Enterprise, a free seminar, Explorer. 6-8 p.m. at the DREAM Center. will be offered Tuesday, May How to Grow, Expand A $65 registration fee must be 24, from 1-3 p.m. in T-Building, Small Business, a free semi- paid at the first meeting. This room 122. Participants will nar offered Thursday, May 26, class qualifies for fee waivers learn the key elements of from 6-9 p.m. in T-Building, for persons 65 or older. . Topics developing an agri-tourism room 120, will focus on adver- include basic fundamentals operation and how to evaluate tising strategies, adding profit of grammar, oral comprehen- the market potential as well as centers and removing stale sion, various dialects and the financial feasibility for an aspects of a business. basic conversations. A be- agri-tourism business. Raising the bar to enhance ginning vocabulary will be Health, Wellness and customer relationships established. Work-Life Balance, A free through internet and other Keep Your Computer seminar, will be presented techniques will be discussed Organized will be offered Wednesday, May 25, from 9 in this seminar. Tuesdays, May 24-July 12, a.m.-noon in the SCC Audito- Exploring the Essentials from 6-9 p.m. at Cherry Grove rium. Students will identify of MS Office 2007 will be Community Center. A $65 reg- obstacles and learn strategies offered Saturdays, May 28- istration fee must be paid at to reduce job stress, eat health- July 12, from 9 a.m.-noon in the first meeting. This class ier, set boundaries and goals T-Building, room 124. A $65 %FFECTIVE 0OWERFUL !FFORDABLE qualifies for fee waivers for and improve productivity. registration fee must be paid persons 65 or older. Student How to Use Windows at the first meeting Get Results at Whiteville.com will learn to organize various 2007 is scheduled for Wednes- . This class qualifies for fee types of computer files such days, May 25-July 13, from waivers for persons 65 or older. as, pictures, documents, music 9 a.m.- noon in T-Building, Students will become familiar For More Information on how to target your ideal client with Whiteville.com, and videos to enable them to room 124 and Thursdays, with the essentials of word locate files on demand. May 26-July 14, from 6-9 p.m. processing (Word), spread- A Notary Public class will in T-Building, room 124. A sheets (Excel), presentations be offered on Tuesday, May 24 $65 registration fee must be (PowerPoint) and databases #ALL 4ODAY and Thursday, May 26 from paid at the first meeting. This (Access). Religion The News Reporter, Thursday, May 19, 2011, 2C or Timmy Lanier at 625-5239. tist Church. Saturday’s program Little Iron Hill Missionary The church is located at 16025 is from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. The theme Baptist Church will observe its SERVICES James B. White Hwy. is “Women...Destined for God’s annual Women’s Day at 11:15 Purpose” with Campbell holding a.m. Sunday, May 22. Minister Honey Hill Missionary Baptist a workshop for the young adults Renee Griffn will give the morn- Gospel Feast Evangelistic Church of Hallsboro invites the on sexual sins. The women’s ing message and music will be Temple with Dr. Carlos Shipman community to Sunday school at session will be conducted by rendered by the Young Adult has moved to a new location, 27 10 a.m., preaching at 11 a.m., Ervee Bellamy who just returned Choir along with the Ganus Sis- Lewis Smith Shopping Center in Sunday night at 6 p.m. and from Kenya, Africa. Music will ters. Rev. Leon Dockery is the Whiteville (beside Perfect Nails). Wednesday night at 7:30 p.m. be presented by “The Voices of pastor. Thursday service will start at Thomas “Tony” Ward Jr. is the Force.” Evangelist Grabilla Ann 7:30 p.m., Sunday service at 11 pastor. The church is located at Garrett from the International The House of Prayer and De- a.m. 6140 Honey Hill Road. Outreach Ministries of Wilm- liverance of Whiteville will hold Agape Church of God in Christ Hallsboro Baptist Church in- ington will present the morning “Hat Day” celebration on Sun- located at 199 Forest Drive in vites the public to worship ser- message. Dinner will be served day, May 22 at 5 p.m. The theme vice on Sunday mornings at 11 following the conference. Dr. will be “The Hat Ladies from Whiteville. Dr. Bennie L. Benja- Tiffney Marley Jones min is the pastor. Sunday morn- a.m. Rev. Barry Swain, formerly Timothy A. Lance is the pastor. Head to Toe.” The guest speaker ing worship service starts at 11 of Edenton, is the new pastor. will be Evangelist Mary Cherry. He is the former pastor of Shady St. Bethel to host Dress the best to impress (ladies a.m. and Bible study on Wednes- Rev. Dr. Lewis Watson Atkinson Temple Fire Bap- day at 7 p.m. For more informa- Grove Baptist Church in Bladen- tized Holiness Church, 968 wear that special hat you have Marley Jones been waiting to wear). Barbara tion call 232-2955 or 641-0499. boro. Sunday school starts at 10 Central Baptist to McMillan Road of Whiteville, will a.m. St. Bethel Missionary Bap- hold its frst annual women con- Powell is the pastor. The church Christian Faith Fellowship tist Church will hold its annual ference on May 20-21 at 7:30 is located at 1113 S. Madison Church is located in Brunswick The DivorceCare recovery semi- host Rev. Watson women’s day celebration on nightly. Friday night the speaker Street. across from the post offce. Ja- nar and support group meets Rev. Dr. Lewis Watson will Sunday, May 22 with Sunday will be Evangelist Kathy Frazier son Nicholson is the pastor, Vel- at Peace Baptist Church, 653 be in revival at Central Bap- school at 9:45 a.m. and worship of Greater St. James Fire Bap- The Rev. Joshua Bower is the ma Hilburn is the co-pastor and Love Mill Road, Whiteville, each tist Church, 443 West Virgil tized Holiness Church of Eliza- guest speaker for the sixth an- W.C. Hilburn is the founder. Ser- Monday from 6:30-8:30 p.m. service at 11:15 a.m. Street. Watson is the pastor bethtown. The colors will be nual child care provider appreci- vice times are: Sunday morning Childcare is provided through The message will be deliv- of First Baptist Church in lavender and black. Saturday ation banquet at SCC, an event at 10:30 a.m. and Wednesday ffth grade. DivorceCare features ered by Rev. Tiffney Marley Salisbury, Md. Service will be- speaker will be Evangelist Di- held for early educators working night at 7:30 p.m. For more in- nationally recognized experts Jones from Hillsborough. Mar- gin at 8 p.m. Monday through anatha Williamson of New Life in licensed facilities in Colum- formation call 642-5624 or 642- on divorce and recovery topics. ley Jones holds a bachelor of Friday, May 23-27 with vari- Holiness Church of Chadbourn. bus County. The event will be 2882. Seminar sessions include Fac- science degree in Secondary ous choirs appearing each The colors will be white with the held on May 26. Providers must ing My Anger, Facing My Loneli- Mathematics Education from reply to 642-8226 by May 19 if Wednesday Nights at the Grove evening. accent color of your choice. ness, Depression, New Relation- N.C. State University and a planning to attend. The pas- -- As a part of the Cherry Grove ships, KidCare and Forgiveness. Watson was born in Sel- tor of First Presbyterian Church Baptist Church Bicentennial Master of Divinity Degree St. James AME Zion Church For more information call Peace byville, Del. to Lewis N. and of Whiteville, Bower is a native Celebration entitled Celebrating from Duke University. of the Sandhill community of Baptist Church at 640-2877. The Lottie Watson-Harmon. He of New York. The annual ban- our Bicentennial….200 Years She is an ordained Ameri- Bladenboro will host its annual pastor is Chip Hannah. attended Salisbury State Uni- quet is hosted by the Columbus of Service to Our Lord….1810- can Baptist minister and a Women’s Day program on Sat- versity and the University County Smart Start Partnership 2010, a new program Wednes- GriefShare seminar and support member of First Calvary Bap- urday, May 21 at 7:30 p.m. The of Maryland Eastern Shore, for Children (Smart Start). day Night at the Grove is being group meets at Peace Baptist tist Church in Durham. She has program is entitled “Dynamic Princess Anne, Md. where he started this new church year. Church, 653 Love Mill Road, Women.” Presenters are Felicia served as the Director of the A pancake supper will be held The classes will be held each Whiteville, each Tuesday from earned a Bachelor of Science Everette Featherson of Greens- Office of Black Church studies Friday, May 27 from 6-8 p.m. at Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.m. 6:30-8:30 p.m. GriefShare is a Degree in Special Education boro, Karen George of White- at Duke Divinity School and Porter Swamp Baptist Church, The church is located on Swamp friendly, caring group of people in May 1986. Watson earned ville and Sequoia Anderson of the assistant minister at First 8975 Andrew Jackson Hwy., Fox Highway (N.C. 904) between who will walk alongside you an Associate of Arts Degree Wilmington. They will speak on Baptist Church in Raleigh. Cerro Gordo. Donations are ap- Tabor City and Fair Bluff. For through one of life’s most diffcult in Mortuary Science from the the health, wealth and spiritu- She is married to Randy preciated. Proceeds assist the more information about Bicen- experiences. For more informa- Catonsville Community Col- ality of women. The Rev. Clate Jones and they have three youth with their summer trip. tennial Homecoming 2010 or any tion call Peace Baptist Church, lege, Catonsville, Md. Borders is the pastor. other upcoming special or ongo- 642-0251, 640-7237 or 770- children. Watson has one son, Ken- The Men of Valor Ministry ing programs, call pastor Josh 1271. Chip Hannah is the pastor. Mt. Zion Baptist Church The pastor and members of neth, and two daughters, of the House of Prayer and Phillips or Tracy Phillips, director women’s choir from Chad- St. Mark AME Zion Church Members of The Lord’s Chapel Amaris and Christina. Deliverance Church, 1113 S. of Youth Ministries, at the church bourn will be in charge of the will present the “Women in are on a mission to provide items Rev. Dave Flowers is the Madison St., Whiteville will hold offce at 649-7307 or 649-7910, music. Rev. Gregory Hewett is Red”celebration on Sunday, to the community, at a minimal pastor. its “Men of Glory” celebration on visit the church website at www. May 22 at 4 p.m. The church is fee, from their year ‘round back- the pastor. Saturday, May 28 at 10 a.m. All cherrygrovebaptist.org or e-mail located at 117 W. Virgil St. Rev. yard sale. It is located at 2886 men ages 18 and older are in- any questions or comments to Charlrean Mapson is the pastor. Hallsboro Road South, Halls- For more information call 653- plate sale Friday, May 20 from vited. The guest speaker will be [email protected] boro. The shop is open Monday 2119. Email is deulahbaptist- 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. Plates are $7 Elder Shaun Maynor, pastor of and include steak, baked potato, First Baptist Missionary Forest Lawn Baptist Church – Saturday 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. and [email protected] website is the Independent Baptist Church salad, roll and dessert. Eat in or Church, 304 West 6th Street, presents Kid’s Club at U.S. 701 closed on Wednesday. Items dulahbaptistchurch.org. of Hallsboro. Barbara Powell is take out. For more information Tabor City, will hold its usher Tabor City held on the second donated will be greatly appreci- the pastor. ated. Proceeds go to The Lord’s The Inheritance study by call 654-4408. anniversary at 4 p.m. May 22. Saturday of each month from 9 Rev. Dr. Llewellyn Dewitt is the a.m.-noon., There will be Bible Chapel. Beth Moore will be held each El-Bethel Church will celebrate pastor. stories, music, special guests, Wednesday morning at 10 a.m. Continued on page 3C their annual men conference on recreation, puppets, crafts, and Hallsboro United Methodist at Dock Associational Building, Wednesday, May 18 through games. The club is for children Church will hold Sunday school 6122 Seven Creeks Hwy., Na- Friday, May 20 at 7:30 p.m. The ages 5-10 years. For more infor- at 10 a.m. and worship service kina. The study will be held on theme is “Men worshipping in mation call 843-421-0895 at 11 a.m. The church is located Thursday night at 7:30 p.m. For Whiteville United Methodist at 1004 Hallsboro Road South at more information call 840-7766. spirit and in truth.” Wednes- Butler Branch Missionary Bap- the triangle intersection of Red day night pastor will be Shawn “We invite you to worship with us every Sunday” tist Church, 246 Carver Circle, Bug Road and Hallsboro Road Greater Tabernacle Church of Maynor, Thursday night Apostle Sunday School 9:00 a.m. Worship Service 10:00 a.m. Fair Bluff, now has a clothing South. The church will be in- Longwood will celebrate its 7th Emmanuel Cooper of Laurin- closet for all ages for all purpos- volved this weekend with Relay church anniversary Wednesday, burg and Friday night Bishop Minister - Rev. Bill Boykin es, free. For more information For Life at Southeastern Com- May 18 through Friday, May 20 Vincent Smith of New Haven, call Deaconess Faye Miller at munity College, at site 34. Chuck at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday May Conn. Also Bishop E. Floyd and 902 Pinckney St., Whiteville • 642-3376 336-1037. Smith is the pastor. 21 at 11:30. The guest church- the United Pentecostal Church- es are: Wednesday, Rev. Den- es of Christ will be in fellowship Forest Lawn Baptist Church of Avants Chapel Church will hold nis Frink and Little Prong Mis- with El-Bethel in the conference. Tabor City is holding a celebrate sionary Baptist Church of Ash; Elder Robert D. Williams Sr. is recovery seminar that will be of- Sunday school at 10 a.m. and worship service at 11 a.m. and Thursday, Rev. Leo Stevens the pastor. fered every Tuesday night. Din- and Big Macedonia Missionary ner from 6-7 p.m., main meet- Sunday night service at 6 p.m. Wednesday night service will Baptist Church of Supply; Fri- Mt. Olive Missionary Bap- ing 7-8 p.m., small groups 8-9 day, Rev. Jessie Smith and Little tist Church will hold its annual p.m. and Solid Rock Cafe at 9 start at 7:30 p.m. Mack Watts is the pastor. Macedonia Missionary Baptist 2011 Women’s Conference on p.m. The seminar offers help Church of Supply; Sunday, Rev. May 20-21 at 5548 Silver Spoon for the following: drug and alco- The Bible Doctrine at Dulah Anthony Jones and New Jerusa- Road, Whiteville. Friday’s pro- hol abuse and family support, lem Missionary Baptist Church gram will begin at 6 p.m. The anger, food addictions, sexual Baptist Church has continued its fourth Wednesday night sup- of Council. Dinner will be served theme is “Sisters Empowering addictions, eating disorders, after the morning service. Cathy Sisters” with Evangelist Wendy adult children from dysfunction- per starting at 7 p.m. in the fel- lowship hall. The study begins S. Moore is the pastor. Campbell holding a fashion It’s always a pleasure to welcome scouts to their meetings al families, physical/emotional/ show coordinated by Shannah sexual abuse. For more informa- at 7:30 p.m. The Rev. Ragsdale in our Fellowship Hall and to our Sunday morning worship. Ward Station Church of God, Bellamy. There will be praise tion call Pastor Jim at 843-503- Allsbrook is teaching the study. 5478 Rough & Ready Road, dancing and a skit by the Wom- [email protected] 3699, Lynn Williams at 918-1845 The church is located at 12476 Swamp Fox Hwy. E., Tabor City. Chadbourn, will hold a steak en of Mt. Olive Missionary Bap- www.whitevilleumc.org
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Weekly Scripture Reading 2 Peter Isaiah Isaiah Isaiah Isaiah Isaiah Isaiah To Display Your McDonald’s Ad Here “Your Community Involved 3.1-18 25.1-12 26.1-21 40.1-31 41.1-20 42.1-25 43.1-21 Restaurant” Call South Whiteville Scriptures Selected by The American Bible Society ©2011, Keister-Williams Newspaper Services, P.O. Box 8187, Charlottesville, VA 22906, www.kwnews.com 1-800-293-4709 642-6871 The News Reporter, Thursday, May 19, 2011--3C A youth fest will be held at Mt. dy Plain Baptist Church on “CONSUMED” a contemporary Continued from page 2C Ariel Freewill Baptist Church Sunday, May 22 at 7 p.m. The Christian band, will be featured. Crystal Spring Missionary on Saturday, June 18 at 3 p.m. members are Brad Etheridge For more information call Greg Baptist Church will hold its Singing, devotion, fun-‘n-games, lead guitar, Jordan McPherson Cartret at 918-6816. Sandy Plain Family and Friends Day Sun- fellowship and food will be fea- keyboard, Lee Hinson bass gui- Baptist Church is located at 6824 day, May 29 at 11:30 a.m. Elder tured. The Rev. Timmy Locklear tar, Shane Moore drums, Jason Swamp Fox Highway East (N.C. Charles Henry, pastor of New is the pastor. The church is lo- Beck guitar, Neal Watson male 904) seven miles from Tabor City. Miracle Holiness Church, Rie- cated along S.C. 319 East. vocalist and Jessica Lloyd fe- gelwood, choir, ushers and con- male vocalist. Admission is free, Anointed Vessels Ministry, gregation will render the service. Mt. Ariel Freewill Baptist but a love offering will be taken. located in Ash, will hold its 2nd Dinner will be served after the Church of Conway, S.C. will For more information call Greg annual gospel music celebra- service. The church is lcoated hold its youth revival on June Cartret at 918-6818. The church tion at 5 p.m. June 18 featur- at 4754 Blue Banks Loop Road, 23-25. Thursday and Friday at is located at 6824 Swamp Fox ing Randy Ward, (Gospel on Leland. Rev. Dr. Carozell Henry 7 p.m. and Saturday at 6 p.m. Hwy. East, (N.C. 904) seven Wheels) with Tina Sanchez and is the pastor. Brother David Stevens will be miles from Tabor City. Debra Burns. The admission is free. The events will be held at the guest speaker on Thurs- Evangelist Shirley Hunt Central Presbyterian Church day and Friday. Teen Ministries Gospel singing group “Unity” the “Can You Believe It”outdoor will celebrate “Friends and Fam- Team will be in charge of Sat- will be performing at Claren- theatre, 3272 Liberty Street. ily Day” on June 5 at 11 a.m. urday’s program. There will be don Freewill Baptist Church A love offering will be taken. Youth ministry Rev. Bobby D. Houze, pastor of special singing each night. Tim- on Sunday, May 22 at 5 p.m. Bring a lawn chair or a blanket marks anniversary the New Hope Missionary Bap- my Locklear is the pastor. The The church is located at 3960 as there is limited bleacher seat- Good News Community tist Church, Charlotte, will de- church is located along S.C. 319 Williams Road, Clarendon. The ing. Snacks and cold drinks will be available. Call 287-4276 for Youth Outreach Ministry, Inc. Tremayne Chestnutt liver the message. East. For more information call Pastor is Bobby Cartrette. The church is located at 7280 843-289-7809. directions. will celebrate its 22nd anniver- Hallsboro Road North, Clark- The Staffsmen will be in con- sary on Saturday, May 21 at 11 Chestnutt to preach ton. Rev. Arnold G. Walker Jr. of cert at 6 p.m. May 22 at Corner- A Pre-Father’s Day Gospel a.m. at New Light Missionary Lumberton is the pastor. GOSPEL SINGS stone Baptist Church on Halls- Extravaganza will be held on Baptist Church in Hallsboro. initial sermon boro Road north of Old Dock. Saturday, June 18 at Lake City The guest speaker will be High School, Lake City, S.C. Tremayne Chestnutt will A free BBQ chicken dinenr The Preacher is Paul Lambert. Evangelist Shirley Hunt from Doors open at 4 p.m. and starts preach his initial sermon at will be held at Porter Swamp The Corner Stones have a Chadbourn. She has been in gospel jubilee every Thursday at 5 p.m. Featured groups will Welches Creek Missionary Baptist Church, 8975 Andrew Full Gospel Chapel sing line up ministry for more than 15 night from 7-9 p.m. The loca- be Paul Porter and Company of Baptist Church on Sunday, May Jackson Hwy., Cerro Gordo for 2011. Schedule follows: May years, and is married to Pastor 29 at 4 p.m. The church is lo- tion is the second building past 20, Joel and Labreska Hemphill; Sontag, Miss.; Dock McKenzie on Saturday, June 4 from 11 and the Gospel Hi-Lites of Lake C.M. Hunt. cated off MillieChristine Road. Car City on U.S. 701 South of May 22-25, Revival, Tyler Jerni- a.m. until. Plates include BBQ Whiteville. For more information City, S.C.; The Bolton Brothers Music will be rendered by Chestnutt is a 1995 gradu- gan; June 17, the Viewmasters; chicken, potato salad, green call Harold Register at 642-8979 of Mississippi; Bishop Darrell the youth choir of Christian ate of East Columbus High July 22, Palmetto State Quartet; beans, rolls and dessert. Dine or 234-5303 or Harry Batton at Aug. 19, The Browns of Wal- McFadden and the Disciples of Plain AME Zion Church of School and a 2000 graduate of in or take out. 876-3687. lace; Sept. 23, Quinton Mills; Brooklyn, N.Y.; Deborah Barnes Whiteville; soloist will be Sis- Fayetteville State University of Rocky Mount; Terry Frazier ter Christina, Comber and Laddy Cannon and Donna Oct. 14, the Easters; and Nov. where he earned a degree in On June 5, Faith Baptist and the Tears of Joy, Brown Mashawn Harris. For more in- Spivey will be performing every 18, the Nelons. All sings are on criminal justice and a minor Church, 4262 Rough and Friday nights and begin at 7:30 Brothers, Cinseer, Flossie John- formation call Pastor Armatha in biology. He is employed Ready Road, Chadbourn, will Tuesday night from 7:30-10 p.m. son Boyd and Favor, Diana at W.N. Railroad St. in Clarkton p.m. The church is located at Shular 646-4898. with SERCO Inc. as the Inter- celebrate its 40th anniversary. 1010 McKoy Street, Clinton. For Washington, Men Zion and Rev. at the “Jam.” Music played is Richard Niles. Meet and greet national Account Manager for All former pastors and all mem- directions or additional informa- door admission $27. For more gospel and variety. The “Jam” the artist on Saturday from 11 the Army Souse Employment bers are encouraged to attend. tion call Christine Kivett at 592- information call Reggie Dyson is open to the public. For more a.m.-1 p.m. at Glory 98.5 and Partnership. Services will start at 9:45 a.m. 3356 or 592-0161. at 843-450-3091, Glory 98.5 information call 640-8465. 540 am plus free food. Ticket He is the son of Rev. and and will conclude with a fellow- fm and 540 am, 843-673-0896, information, early bird for $20 ship dinner in the church’s fel- Sandy Plain Baptist Church Bishop Calvin Norton, 770- Mrs. Thurman L. Chestnutt of “Cosumed,” a seven-member until May 6; advance tickets $25 lowship hall. For more informa- of Tabor City will hold a gospel 0019, Eddie 843-731-5459, Whiteville. Christian band, will be featured until June 16; kids 12-under $8; tion call Robin Cox at 654-4550 sing on Sunday, May 22 at 7 p.m. Richard Niles 804-738-6179. or Terry Tyree at 642-6713. during a special sing at San- Columbus County Church Directory
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Church Directory . . . 4262 Rough N Ready Rd. Chadbourn, NC 28431 Our church directory features a weekly include your church name, address, phone 910-654-4550 church profle, helpful information about number, pastor’s name, service times and area churches, a devotional thought and web address. You’ll also have an expanded Interim Pastor: daily Bible readings. church profle, including church photos, Rev. Robin Cox If you would like your church included run in the directory sometime during the on this page, we invite you to call us to- six month period. We encourage you to Faith Baptist Church of Chadbourn Later with the help of the North Car- day at 642-4104, ext. 237. For only $20 help make this directory complete by hav- extends to you and yours our warmest olina Baptist Convention, the church per month (six month commitment), ing your church information included. invitation to worship with us on this purchased property near the intersection we’ll include your church in this weekly coming Lord’s Day. of Rough N Ready Rd. and Highway directory, plus in our web version. We’ll A small group of Christians met in 410. After they bought the old Calvary an abandoned store building at the in- Baptist Church building, it was moved First Baptist Church of Western Prong Baptist Church tersection of Midway Dr. and Rough N to its present location. Tere the men of AFRICAN-METHODIST 167 Peacock Rd., Whiteville EPISCOPAL Lake Waccamaw Rev. Ronnie Wilson • 910-648-2744 Ready Roads. From this fellowship of the church remodeled the building and 300 E. Sam Potts Hwy., Lake Waccamaw westernprong.org believers the Faith Baptist Church was added a kitchen and fellowship area. Mount Horeb AME Church Rev. Stuart Shumway • 910-646-3727 Sun 8:30 am Worship, 9:45 am 187 Otis Donnell Nixon Rd., Evergreen Sun 9:45 am, 11:00 am, 6:00 pm, Sunday School, 11:00 am Worship, organized on June 13, 1971. As they Today Faith Baptist Church, though Church Phone 654 1887 7:00 pm Youth Group, Wed 7:00 pm 6 pm Training Union, 7 pm, Wed 7 pm grew it was necessary to enlarge their small in numbers, has a big heart, an en- Rev. Ruth Pugh • 910-483-7126 Sunday School 9:45 am Lennon’s Crossroads White Marsh Baptist Church building, virtually doubling the size of during faith and a strong desire to share Sun Morning Worship 11:00 am Baptist Church 341 White Hall Rd., Whiteville their “meeting house.” the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ. Rev. Carroll Fonvielle 13804 Haynes Lennon Hwy., Evergreen Wed 6:30 pm 910-642-6459 If you have any questions concerning Dr. Fred Senter • 642-4436 Sunday 9:45 am, 11 am St. James AME Church Sun School 10:00 am, Worship 11:00 am Wed 7:00 pm Sunday School: 9:45 am our church, contact: Interim Pastor Rev. 2nd Sun Evening of each month Special 225 West Walter St., Whiteville Robin Cox; Sunday School Superinten- Fellowship Activity 6:00 pm Sunday Morning Worship: 11:00 am Church Phone 642-8832 Wed Prayer Meeting 7:00 pm dent Jimmy Sarvis; or Deacons Van Rev. Horace Lawrence • 910-655-4620 Sunday Evening: 6:00 pm FREE WILL BAPTIST Holcomb, Chairman, Jimmy Sarvis and Sun Church School 9:45 am Macedonia Baptist Church Wednesday Night Service: 7:00 pm Sun Morning Worship 11:00 am 100 Macedonia Church Rd., Evergreen Avants Chapel FWB Church Hilton Cox. Wed 6:00 pm Pastor Vernon Williamson 947 Cedar St., Cerro Gordo Pastor Mack Watts • 843-756-0417 Sun 10:00 am, 11:00 am 2nd & 4th Sun, [email protected] 6:00 pm every Sun • Wed 7:30 pm CATHOLIC Whiteville United PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS AFRICAN-METHODIST Sunday 9:45 am, 11:00 am, 6:00 pm Methodist Church Wednesday 7:30 pm Sacred Heart Catholic Church EPISCOPAL ZION Nakina Baptist Church 902 Pinckney St., Whiteville Chadbourn Pentecostal Holiness 302 N. Lee St., Whiteville 518 N. Elm St., Chadbourn 7883 Seven Creeks Rd., Nakina Rev. Bill Boykin • 910-642-3376 St. Mark AME Zion Church Whiteville FWB Church Rev. Marcos Léon Angulo • 910-642-3895 Rev. Rick Robinson • 910-654-4850 Rev. J. Darryll Hester 419 E. Columbus St., P.O. Box 1406, Whiteville [email protected] • www.bcrcatholics.org [email protected] 114 W. Virgil St., Whiteville www.whitevilleumc.org www.chadbournph.org 910-499-1598 Pastor Danny Jeffers Daily Mass Mon-Thurs 8am Sunday 10:40 am, Sunday School 6-7 pm, Rev. Charlrean Mapson, Pastor First Fri Mass & First Sat Mass 8:00am Sunday 9:00 Sunday School, [email protected] 910-317-2461 cell • 910-654-5900 home Teen Worship in Sanctuary 6 pm Church Phone: 910-642-7327 Reconciliation before Mass or by ap- 10:00 Worship Service Sun 11:00 am, 6:00 pm Sunday 10:00 am, 11:00 am, 6:00 pm Sunday School will feature DVD presenta- Sunday School 9:45 am Wed 7:00 pm Wednesday 7:30 pm pointment, Holy Mass Sun 8am & 10am English, 12 noon Spanish, tions by Beth Moore & John Ortbert Sun Morning Worship 11:00 am Holy Day of Obligation 6:30pm English Wednesday 7:00 pm Bible Study/Prayer Service New Hope Baptist Church INDEPENDENT BAPTIST and 7:30pm Spanish Tuesday - Noon and 7:00 pm 252 Rough and Ready Rd., Whiteville Faith Formation from Sept to May PRESBYTERIAN Rev. J. Kenneth Byrd Lynn Hill Independent 11 am - 12 noon NON-DENOMINATIONAL 910-642-6345 Baptist Church Barefoot Church First Presbyterian Church ASSEMBLY OF GOD www.nhbcwhiteville.com 511 N. Thompson St., Whiteville 620 Lynn Hill Rd., Whiteville CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY 28 Whiteville Plaza, Whiteville Sun 9:45 am, 11:00 am, 6:00 pm Rev. Joshua Bower Pastor William A. Schalk • 910-914-0002 Clay NeSmith, Lead Pastor Abundant Life Assembly of God Wed 7:00 pm http://pastorpreacher.com/lynnhillbc.html Missionary Alliance Church 910-642-2253 516 N. Madison St., Whiteville 843-280-1270 • www.barefootchurch.com 5384 James B. White Hwy. S., Whiteville Sunday 10:00 am, 11:00 am, 6:00 pm [email protected] 910-640-3223 Facebook: Barefoot Church Pastor Jerry J. Spivey • 910-642-5003 Peace Baptist Church Wednesday 7:00 pm whitevillemac.com Twitter: @BarefootChurch Sunday 10:00 am, 11:00 am [email protected] 653 Love Mill Rd., Whiteville Sun 10:00 am, 11:00 am, Wed 7:00 pm Sun 9:30 am & 11:15 am Sunday 10:00 am, 10:45 am, 6:00 pm Pastor Chip Hannah Westminster Presbyterian Church 307 S. Franklin St., Whiteville Wednesday 7:30 pm 910-642-0251 www.peacebc.org MISSIONARY BAPTIST EPISCOPAL/LUTHERAN Christian Fellowship Church Interim Pastor: Rev. Kerry Peeler Northwood Assembly of God Sunday 9:45 am, 11:00 am, 6:00 pm Dulah Missionary Baptist Church Grace Episcopal Church & 5662 Sam Potts Hwy., Hallsboro 910-642-2762 Bishop Henry Richardson, Jr. [email protected] 2672 James B. White Hwy. N., Whiteville Sunday 5:45-7:15 pm Awanas 12476 Swamp Fox Hwy. E., Tabor City Christ the King Lutheran Church Tuesday 6:30-8:30 pm Grief Share 910-646-3388 Sunday 9:45 am, 11:00 am 910-642-7654 Rev. Ragsdale Allsbrook • 910-642-7315 105 S. Madison St., Whiteville Wednesday 7:00 pm [email protected] [email protected] Sunday 9:30 am, 10:30 am Rev. Anne Natoli • 910-642-4784 Sun 10:00 am, 11:15 am, Tues 7:00 pm Monday 6:30-8:30 pm Divorce Care Sunday 9:45 am, 11:00 am, 6:00 pm SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Wed 7:00 pm Bible Study Wed 7:30 pm, 4th Thurs Meal 7:00 pm, [email protected] Why We Believe The Bible 7:30 pm graceandchristtheking.com Living Word Church Piney Forest Baptist Church Seventh Day Adventist Youth Bible Study 2nd & 4th Sun 5:00 pm Sun Services 9:30 am 6374 Chadbourn Hwy., Chadbourn 1002 N. Franklin St., Whiteville BAPTIST 4509 Andrew Jackson Hwy. SW, Chadbourn Youth Missions Wed Night 7:30 pm Wed 6:00 pm Communion, Bible Study Pastor Lester Holcomb, Jr. Pastor Kenneth A. Lee Rev. Willard McPherson • 910-654-5284 Children Ministry 1st & 3rd Sun 4:45 pm Calvary Baptist Church and Dinner 910-654-4164 910-642-0698 Sunday 10:00 am, 11:00 am, 7:00 pm Children Bible Study 6:00 pm www.livingwordnc.com [email protected] 5028 Pleasant Plains Church Rd., Whiteville Wednesday 7:00 pm Children in Action Wed 7:30 pm Sunday School 9:30 am Sat 9:30 am, 10:45 am, Wed 7:00 pm Rev. Kenneth Barnes • 910-642-6904 METHODIST-UNITED Worship 10:30 am Sunday 9:30 am, 11:00 am, 6:00 pm First Missionary Baptist Church Wednesday 7:00 pm Pleasant Hill Baptist Church 505 S. Wilkes St., Chadbourn Chadbourn United Wednesday 7:00 pm 473 Midway Dr., Whiteville Rev. Lionel E. Cartwright • 910-654-3225 Methodist Church If you would like Rev. Hubert Herring • 910-654-4807 www.fmbchurchnc.com 300 E. 2nd Ave., Chadbourn New Life Community Church Faith Baptist Church [email protected] your church included Sunday 9:45 am, 11:00 am Rev. Dr. Milford Oxendine, Jr. • 516-2092 107 Maultsby St., Whiteville Interim Pastor Rev. Robin Cox Sunday 10:00 am, 11:00 am, 7:00 pm Wed Noon Day Prayer Circle 12 noon, cell 461-7811 • [email protected] 910-642-0130 910-654-4550 Wednesday 7:00 pm [email protected] on this page for only 4262 Rough N Ready Rd., Chadbourn 6:30 pm Sun 9:45 am, 11:00 am Prayer Tues 10:00 am Sun 9:30 am, 10:30 am, 6:00 pm $20 per month, we Sun 9:45 am, 11 am, 6 pm, Wed 7 pm Trinity Baptist Church Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church Wednesday 7:00 pm First Baptist Church 201 S. Thompson St., Whiteville 5548 Silverspoon Rd., Whiteville Fair Bluff United invite you to call us 412 N. Madison St., Whiteville David R. Crumpler, Associate Pastor Pastor T.A. Lance • 910-648-2476 Methodist Church Zion Tabernacle Church, Inc. today at 642-4104, 910-642-2139 910-642-7764 [email protected] 1030 Main St., Fair Bluff 2565 Jenkins Rd., Whiteville Dr. Ron Hinson, Pastor [email protected] www.mombcwhitevillenc.com Rev. Neill Smith • 910-649-7749 Pastor Gloria C. Moore ext. 237. [email protected] trinitybaptistwhitevillenc.lifewaylink.com Sunday 9:45 am, 10:50 am [email protected] 910-647-0047 www.fbcwhiteville.com Sunday 9:45 am, 11:00 am, 6:00 pm 1st & 3rd Sunday BTU at 4:00 pm Sun 10:00 am, 11:00 am Sun 9:45 am, 11:00 am (six month commitment) Sun 9:45 am, 11 am, Wed 6:30 pm Wednesday 6:45 pm Wednesday 6:45 pm Tues 7pm Bible Study Wednesday 7:00 pm 4C--The News Reporter, Thursday, May 19, 2011 N.C. 28431. The Class of 1971 WHS Class of 1966 will hold its COMMUNITY committee is as follows: Danny 45th reunion on Saturday, June VACATION BIBLE REUNIONS McNeil, president, dannymc- 11. Contact Elizabeth GIbson at FUNDRAISERS [email protected]; Lee; [email protected] with infor- SCHOOLS NEWS Buckhead Volunteer Fire and Charles McArthur, cwmc1952@ mation about yourself or class- All classmates of Williams Rescue Department will hold The Farmers Union Civic As- yahoo.com; Deloris Johnson mates. Township Class of 1991 should Mt. Ariel Freewill Baptist a steak plate sale on Sunday, sociation will hold a deceased McKenzie; Deloise@columbus. contact Angela Spivey Norris at Nakina High School Class Church of Conway, S.C. will May 22 from 11 a.m. until. Veterans fag ceremony on k12.ns.us; Gayle Williamson 840-3484 or email asward43@ of 1980 will hold its reunion at hold vacation Bible school kick- Saturday, May 21 at 11 a.m. Pierce, [email protected]. yahoo.com about 20th class re- Dale’s Seafood in Tabor City off on June 4 from 10 a.m.-noon. Evergreen Fire Department at Mitchell Field Cemetery on union to be held in June. WHS Class of 1976 will hold Saturday, June 18 at 6 p.m. All The theme is “Inside Out and will hold a motorcycle ride, Mitchell Field Road, Clarkton. WCHS Class of 78 will hold a its 35th class reunion Saturday, graduates are invited to attend. Upside Down on Main Street. chicken bog, and auction fun- Nov. 26, at Vineland Depot. A For more information call Reba Where Jesus Makes a Differ- draiser to be held on Saturday, ATTENTION ALL VETERANS: reunion meeting at Hardee’s in social hour will be held from 5-6 Long at 653-2908 or 234-4654 ence Everyday!” Bible school May 28. Registration starts at All veterans are invited to enjoy Chadbourn on Friday, May 20 at p.m. The meal and a program or Marcella Farmer at 653-5669. will be held June 13-17, 13-16 9:30 a.m. at the Sundo BP in fellowship, coffee and donuts on 7:30 p.m. For more information are scheduled from 6-9 p.m. from 6-8:30 p.m. and the 17th Boardman, with frst bike out by Wednesday, May 25 from 8 a.m.- call Allen Livingston at 654-4444. Then there will be dancing from The reunion committee of Chad- at 7 p.m. There will also be adult 11 a.m., and the ride ends at the noon at Chapter 962, Vietnam Evergreen High School Class 9 p.m.-1 a.m. Suggestions on bourn High School Class of classes. Timmy Locklear is the Lions Club in Evergreen. Rides Veterans Hut, 1028 Madison St., of 1961 will hold its 50th reunion the place, entertainment, caterer, 1961 is planning its 50th class pastor. For more information call cost $10 per bike and $15 with Whiteville. on May 21 at 5:30 p.m. at Ever- etc. are welcome. Anyone with reunion for this spring. All class 843-289-7809. The church is lo- passenger. A chicken bog will green Woodman Lodge, 6857 information on a classmate from members should send email ad- cated along S.C. 319 East. be held after the ride for a $5 Artesia Alumni Association will Haynes Lennon Hwy. For more our class is asked to contact us dress to birdcage.203@hotmail. donation and a 50/50 raffe with hold a free “Family Fun Day” information contact Rickey Wil- so that our database can be up- com or call Ginny Powers Haley Delco Pentecostal Freewill be held. For more information on Memorial Day weekend, May liamson at 654-3607, Helen H. dated prior to sending out reg- at 654-5026. Baptist Church will hold vaca- call Lori at 212-0077 or Tamara 28, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at El Leggett at 654-3794, Horace istration forms. Information can tion Bible school on Saturday, at 840-3034. All funds raised and Gertrude Spaulding Park, Field at 738-8621 or Tommy be emailed to: rhbdutton@gmail. West Columbus High School June 11 from 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. goes to the fre department. Farmers Union Road, Clarkton. Fields at 840-0609. com “WHS Class of 1976” is also Class of 1971 will hold its 40th for ages 3-12. The theme will be A fashion show will be held that reunion on Friday, Sept. 24 at Avant Chapel Youth Group WHS Class of 2000 is planning on Facebook and Classmates. Inside Out and Upside Down on night at 7 p.m. at the Hannah the Whiteville Country Club from will hold a chicken bog and bar- for its 10th reunion. For more com . TClassmates are encour- Main Street Where Jesus Makes Lodge, Hallsboro. A donation of 7-11 p.m. The cost is $25 per becue plate salel on Saturday, information email Ashley Brown aged to attend. Call any of the a Difference Every Day. The $10 is requested. person or $50 for a couple. The June 4 from noon-2 p.m. Tick- Britton at ashleylbbritton@gmail. following committee members, church is located along Kaiser if you have information about a deadline to purchase tickets is Road, Delco. For more informa- ets are $6 each. For more in- Veterans of World War II are com. Send her your name, ad- classmate or would like to help Aug. 1. tion call 471-0906. formation, contact Pastor Mack being sought to become a part dress and spouse’s name. For more information contact with the reunion: Rhonda Hinson Watts at (843) 421-7411 or Do- of “Honor Flight #2” in Myrtle The Nakina High School class Bullard-Dutton 642-5069/640- Bonnie Lee at 654-5220 or email Beaverdam Original Freewill Beach, S.C. The previous meet- ris Watts (843) 421-5516. The of 1990 is making plans for its 8080; Laura Pridgen Duncan, at [email protected] Baptist Church will hold vaca- ing was held last November and church is located at 947 Cedar 20th reunion. The class has set 642-6060; Connie Baker, 642- or Danny McNeil at dannymc- tion Bible school on Saturday, the next is scheduled for May St., Cerro Gordo. up a website for sharing an- 3099; Keith Watson, 640-3931; [email protected]. June 13-17 from 6:15 - 9 p.m. 25. All World War II veterans are nouncements and registering Curtis Watts 642-3036; Kenny Monday through Thursday. Com- invited to become a part of the First Presbyterian Church contact information at www.na- Lee, 914-9665; Margaret Blanks, mencement and a picnic will be group by calling 843-957-8212 women will have cookbooks for kinaclassof90.com. For more 212-2721; Kenny Lee, Theresa Brunswick Waccamaw held Friday at 6 p.m. The theme or call Leon Merritt of Cerro Gor- sale for $10 each. The cook- information call Sheryl Long at Turner Clifton, 625-7161/648- MBA to hold annual is inside out and upside down do at 654-3210. books are available at the church 919-755-8914 or sheryllong@ 5208, Rita Collier Parker 642- on main street. Supper will be located at 511 N. Thompson St., bellsouth.net. 7387; Phyllis Griffn Merritt 642- retreat May 21 served nightly. Pastors are the The Justin McLaurin Memo- Whiteville. Offce hours are Mon- 3619, Alex Jordan, 862-9357; or Revs. Jackie Godwin and Buddy rial Scholarship Committee The Bruwnwick Waccamaw day-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-noon and West Columbus High School Deborah Gore, 642-7550. Seay. For more information call will sponsor a gospel fest on Missionary Baptist Asso- 1-2:30 p.m. Class of 1971 is planning its Tammy Simmons at 840-6022 Saturday, June 11 at 6 p.m. at 40th class reunion to be held West Columbus High School ciation Women’s Auxilliary or Georgeanna Godwin at 653- New Zion Missionary Baptist on Saturday, Sept. 24 at White- Class of 1968. Anyone interest- youth department “annual 6593. Church on Old Lake Road in ville Country Club (2333 James ed in having a class reunion call youth retreat,” “Have a Heart WT accepting Riegelwood. Groups from the B. White Hwy. N., Whiteville). Jewel Green at 642-4705. for Mission” and the James applications for surrounding area will be on the The cost is $25 per person and Swartz Oratorical contest will Spring Hill MBC program. Proceeds will go to $50 per couple, from 7-11 p.m. be held on Saturday, May 21 support the Justin McLaurin Me- RSVP by Aug. 1 so plans for the to hold 100 men More-at-Four at 9:30 a.m. at the Brunswick morial Scholarship. The memo- meal can be made. Letters have Williams Township is now Waccamaw Baptist Assoca- in black rial scholarship is a component been sent to classmates if ad- Families accepting applications for the tion Headquarters building, of Men and Women United for dresses were available. Anyone Spring Hill Missionary Bap- More-at-Four Pre-Kindergar- 600 Pinelog Road, Whiteville. Youth and Family, CDC. who knows a classmate who tist Church presents 100 men ten for the 2011-2012 school First needs Each church is asked to rep- didn’t get a letter or needs more in black on Sunday, May 29 at year. Children must be four resent with a youth talent and Members of the African Ameri- information call Bonnie Lee at 3 p.m. with Bro. Big J. Godwin years of age on or before Aug. can Heritage Library and Muse- 654-5220 or email Blee@white- your usual amount given for as Master of Ceremony and 31. um will host a Black History Pro- ville.k12.nc.us. Send in cost of volunteers the Have a Heart Mission. The guest speaker Darryl Hardy Come by the school office to gram to celebrate “Juneteenth” reunion to Bonnie Lee, 31 Ce- Families First Inc. Domes- guest speaker will be Minis- and the St. John Missionary a holiday of freedom. June 19, pick up your application. dar Branch Road, Chadbourn, tic Violence and Sexual As- ter Olajowon Windley from Baptist Church male choir of 1865 is the date the last slaves sault Shelter and Services will Mitchell Sea MBC. Music will Chadbourn along with The were freed. If anyone is inter- host a volunteer training for be provided by the women’s Scholarship available ested in participating or volun- Baldwin Branch Five Blind Boys of Calabash, people in the community who auxzilliary MASS youth choir. The Justin McLaurin Me- teering, come on Saturday, April The Zion Plain Male Choir 30 at 2:30 p.m. at 115 Railroad selects interim pastor are interested in working with of Nakina, The Mount Tabor morial Scholarship is now Ave. (Inner City Storage Build- The Baldwin Branch Dea- victims of domestic violence Male Choir of Cerro Gordo available at the Guidance De- ing) in Chadbourn. The group con Ministry has selected the and sexual assault. Veterans meet and the Cedar Grove Male partment of East Bladen, East is planning a skit (youth or teen The agency is in need of Choir. Columbus, and North Bruns- Rev. Priscilla L. Jackson as Vietnam Veterans of Amer- participation). Volunteers are volunteers in several differ- The church is located at 2871 wick high schools. their interim pastor effective ica meet the first Tuesday of needed to be in charge of: sing- ent areas of the program, and Chadbourn Highway. This scholarship is offered May 16. each month at 7 p.m. at 1028 S. ing groups, African dance group, She is the daughter of John- this training is required for Rev. Timothy R. Moss is the by Men and Women United for and any more ideas for the cel- Madison St., Whiteville. nie and Marie McKoy of Eliz- anyone who is interested in pastor. Youth and Families, CDC. ebration. For more information abethtown. providing direct services to call Sarah George at 654-5310 victims. The training will or 840-7675. Jackson is married to Ron- nie Jackson, they have two be held the first four Monday evenings in May (May 9, 16, Alcoholics Anonymous meets children, LaRhonda and Jon- at First Presbyterian Church, athan and one grandchild. 23) from 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. in the Congratulations Class of 2011! 511 N. Thompson St., Whiteville They reside in Fayetteville. Families First office at 812 on Monday, Wednesday, Thurs- Pinckney Street in Whiteville. day, and Saturday nights at 8 There will be a total of eight p.m. A guest speaker will be at classroom hours and 12 on the Do you know a special Graduate? the meeting on the last Thurs- GED classes job training hours. day of each month. The church For more information or to Congratulate them in a unique way. is located on Thompson Street in set at Delco register for the training call Whiteville. Men and Women United 642-5996. Narcotics Anonymous meets for Youth and Families, Com- Highest Praise Church, 109 N. munity Development Corpo- Madison St., Whiteville on Tues- ration is sponsoring a GED TC Elementary days and Thursdays at 7 p.m. class through Southeastern Honor your Grad in Mt. Pleasant AME Zion Church, Community College. School More-at-Four Tabor City Elementary is 15956 Old Lake Road, Riegel- Classes are held on Tuesday The News Reporter now accepting applications wood on Tuesdays and Thurs- and Thursday from 6:30 – 9:30 for More-at-Four Pre-Kinder- days at 7 p.m. p.m. in the Community Sup- garten for the next school year. only port Agency on U.S. 74-76 at the Al-anon meets at First Presby- Children must be four years of terian Church, 511 N. Thompson Acme exit. $29 age on or before Aug. 31, 2011. St., Whiteville on Mondays at 8 For information call Sheri and at Whiteville.com Come by the school office to p.m. at 655-3811 or 910-655-0698 pick up your application. ext. 103. Recovery (Christian Support Steven Johnson Group) meets at Forest Lawn County High School Steven Johnson Church, U.S. 701, Tabor City on Watermelon Festival accepting applications Congratulations! We County High School Tuesdays at 6 p.m. Congratulations! We are very proud of you!! The North Carolina Watermelon Festival has applications are very proud of you!! Mom, Dad and Amy available for the following events: Calendar Kids, Calendar Mom, Dad and Amy Diabetes Support Group meets at Columbus Regional Health- Pets, arts and craft vendors, food vendors, and parade applica- care, Education Center, Class- tions. room 2 the second Thursday of Applicants can download a form from www.ncwatermel- •Submit their photo with your message to [email protected] or each month at 6 p.m. For more onfestival.com under Festival Forms or e-mail ncwatermel- in person at The News Reporter. information call Shauna Nobles [email protected]. Applicants can also call 641-7442 for at 642-9458 or 641-8208. more information. •We’ll publish their photo and your message on Whiteville.com Pageant applications will be available next week and inter- and in The News Reporter on the date you choose for only $29! 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Columbus Christian Academy recently completed its annual Vidalia onion sale. Pic- tured are the high sales winners. Each student sold at least 40 bags of onions for the school. Left to right: Lou Thomas King, Anne Hampton King, Anna Roberts, Grace Ann Wooten, Ellie McPherson, Hannah Watts, William King and Kayla Strickland. Southeastern Community College trustees Harry Foley, Dr. Maudie Davis and Ste- phen Smith applaud graduates during commencement in the West Columbus High School Auditorium. SCC graduates 235 at May 6 commencement Southeastern Community ing. Lumberton: Anna Bell, College conferred on gradu- Cerro Gordo: Jamie Michael Hedgpeth, Cassaun- ates 235 college degrees and Bowen, Alex Clatty, Keshia dra Hunt, Donald Mousseau. diplomas at its 44th com- Dowe, Lawrence Falana Jr., Nakina: Wendy King, Bob- mencement exercises May 6. Richard Greene Jr., Baron bie Long, Malonda Orr, Han- Thirty-one students grad- Griffith, Stephanie Hardin, nah Whaley. uated with honors. They are Ashley Hayes, Johnathan Orrum: James McLellan. Haley Barnes, Michelle Bor- Robinson, Kelsey Strick- Pembroke: Crystal Goins. Twenty-eight animals of all sorts showed up to perform “The Monkey Dance”, an deaux, Jamie Bowen, Shaw- land, Lacy Wiggins. Raleigh: John Faulkner, interactive Wii Just Kids Dance, during the Very Special Arts Festival “Under the Big na Brown, Joshua Bush, Chadbourn: Noemi Agu- Richard Haislip. Top” at Edgewood Elementary School. Many of the costumes were designed and Ashley Duff, Linda Gar- irre, Tracy Alston, James Riegelwood: Rebecca Ap- faces painted by teacher assistant Lynn Walko. The audience also had an opportunity ner, Baron Griffith, Shelley Blake, Jade Cox, Laketia plewhite, Angela Crocker. to exercise and show some of their moves. Helms, Lori Hotte, Jessica Gause, Allen Gowans, Mor- Shallotte: Trisha Bell, Em- Lloyd, David Long, Emilee gan Guyton, Teresa Guy- ily Gore, Edward Grissett. Long, Lauren Lovin, Chris- ton, Timothy Long, Daniel Tabor City: Miranda Buck, topher McKee II, Kristin McGraw, Kena McMillian, Jonathan Durden, Summer Very Special Arts Under the Big Mendhenall, Nivea Mitchell, April Meadows, Angela No- Fowler, Tasha Gillespie, Donald Mousseua, Eric Pait, bles, James Nobles, Joseph Christina Knotts, Alberto Top at Edgewood Elementary Mario Ramalho, Jonathan Pope, Sandy Smith, Kathy Martinez, Trevor Nance, Ju- The 2011 Very Special Arts games and other activities Cherye Moody and Cheryl Ransom, Zachary Reynolds, Tart, Ashley Whitmer. lia Nobles, Letrina Ridges, Festival’s Theme was Under throughout the day. Games Soles at Edgewood Elemen- Tenikia Shipman, Hope Clarendon: Angelia Bai- Ashley Spivey, Joseph Watts, the Big Top, hosted by Edge- and activities included: hot tary; Debbie Simmons, Julie Smith, Charlesana Starnes, ley, Mashelle Cartrette, Heather Williams. wood Elementary School on dogs with all the fixings, pop- Graves, and Jolene Mur- Jaleel Todd, Chastity Ward, Casey Godwin, Frankie Whiteville: Silas Acosta, April 29. There was a special corn stand, making clown ray at Whiteville Primary Julie Ward, Lisa Washing- Hammonds, Judy Ham- Shanice Adams, Darrell Bo- appearance by Flimsy the hats, face painting, storytell- School; and Karen Hilbourn ton, Joseph Watts and Ricky monds, Jessica Lloyd. swell, Sarita Bowen, James Clown, a familiar face during ing, karaoke, performances at Whiteville High School. Windom Jr. Clarkton: Amber Foster, Brooks, Michael Bullard, the N.C. Pecan Festival held by the circus puppets, duck Cathy Lashley was event College diplomas were Denise Gooden, Teresa Lew- Timothy Cartrette, Melissa in November. pond, tiger darts, and bean coordinator. SCC Presents conferred by SCC President is, Queenie McKoy, Angeline Ciamillo, Donna Coleman, Students from Whiteville bag toss. and WTXY 1540 AM Talk Ra- Dr. Kathy Matlock. The As- Powell, Richard Powell Sr., Cory Collins, Lisa Cox, Rob- High School Honor Society There were class perfor- dio filmed and recorded the sociate in Applied Science Johnathan Rogers, Cortney ert Davis, Kaylee Dewitt, volunteered to help with the mances by the classes of program. degree was presented to 67 Shaver, Deidre Ward. Ashley Duff, Laci Fett, Jan- candidates from SCC’s tech- Delco: Christopher Hub- ice Freeman, Dawn Garrett, nical programs. Two gradu- bard, Bonita Powell. Gregory George, Joshua ates were granted Associate Elizabethtown: Raven Hammonds, Billy Hannon, Rouse graduated Chadbourn Middle in Science degrees. Sixty- McLean. William Harrelson, Shane- summa cum laude honor lists four Associate in Arts de- Evergreen: Elizabeth ka Hemmingway, Felicia grees were awarded. Three Britt, Tommy Brown Jr., High, Cassandra Jones, Jas- Eden Rouse graduated Principal’s List All A’s graduates were conferred Faith Gainey, Harrington mine Langston, Whitney summa cum laude in May with a Bachelor of Science 3rd nine weeks Associate in Fine Arts de- Ward, Lisa Washington. Leggette, Jeanna McLellan, GRADE 8: Imani Cook grees. One graduate received Fair Bluff: Shantella Bro- Michael McPherson, Eliza- degree in neuroscience from Honor roll an Associate in General Ed- mell, Shawna Brown, Elaine beth Mitchell, Nivea Mitch- East Carolina University. A’s & B’S ucation degree. Thirty-eight Hewett. ell, Darian Moore, Jennifer During her three years at 3rd nine weeks ECU, she was an EC Scholar, GRADE 6: Donovan Louvierre, vocational diplomas were Fairmont: Kristin Men- Moore, Nancy Nobles, Mat- Hunter Norris, Nya Pattillio, Crystal conferred. Sixty graduates denhall. thew Pittman, Courtney a recipient of the school’s Reaves, Jonathan Sturdivant, Corey were awarded General Edu- Green Sea, S.C.: Peggy Powell, Brandon Price, Ma- most prestigious undergrad- Ward Jr., Toniesha Williams uate scholarship. GRADE 8: Quashaliya Baldwin, cational Development diplo- Grainger. rio Ramalho, Laura Reyn- Amber Buffkin, Kayla Coe, Vernell mas. Hallsboro: Justin Combs, olds, Zachary Reynolds, In addition to the $40,000 Parker, Amaris Roberts Graduates represented 30 Sherry Council, Nicholas Samantha Simmons, Hope scholarship, Rouse was pro- towns in eight counties, in- McConnell, Timothy Mc- Smith, Heather Springs, vided a $5,000 stipend to cluding Bladen, Brunswick, Girt, Tavion Powell, Karen Charlesana Starnes, Zacha- study in India. A 2008 gradu- Columbus, Lincoln, New Reagan, Lorie Watts. ry Stone, Staci Taylor, Talee- ate of North Carolina School Hanover, Robeson and Wake, Kelly: Brooke Squires, ta Thompson, Jaleel Todd, Porsche A. Governor re- of Science and Mathemat- and in Horry County, S.C. Mark Squires. Anna Tyree, Connie Tyree, cently graduated from ics, she was also a National Vineland Following are graduates Lake Waccamaw: Brittany Bonita Ward, Heather Ward, UNC-Chapel Hill with Merit Scholarship recipient and their places of resi- Dorman, Kista Gore, Bailey Chelsea Wilson, Aaron Zie- Bachelor of Arts degrees throughout her undergradu- Station dence: Graham, Shelly Helms, Liz- mann. in psychology and sociol- ate stay at ECU. Rouse is the granddaugh- Available for Bladenboro: Suzanne Bor- bith Jaimez, Ashley Judge, Wilmington: Anna James, ogy. She is the daughter ter of Bob and Sandra Cart- deaux, Alicia Cable, Jill Hes- Julie Ward. Christina Lawson. of Rick and Ruth Gover- wedding receptions er of Whiteville. In August ter, Matthew Parker, Heath- Leland: Jacqueline Rich. Wrightsville Beach: Traci nor of Whiteville. Porsche & other events she will enroll in ECU’s er Savage. Lincolnton: Kayleigh Reaves. now resides in Raleigh 640-2030 Bolton: Warren Brown, Kowaleski. The Marshals are high Brody School of Medicine and is employed by PRA and plants to be a pediatric Ryann Jordan. Loris, S.C.: Jodi Kunsel- honor students who serve International. Brunswick: Lacey Dear- man. as the hosts and hostesses neurologist. of graduation by seating special guests, handing out programs, and leading and Whiteville directing the graduates in marching to their seats and in accepting their degrees City schools menu and diplomas. Menus are subject to change. Assorted milk is served with The 20011 Marshals were each meal. Served daily: Fruit or Fruit Juice at breakfast and Nicole Bridge of Cerro Gor- Chef Salad or PB&J Sandwich at lunch. do, Kendra Brown of Riegel- MONDAY, MAY 23: Breakfast - Manager’s Choice. Lunch - wood, Kimberly Campbell, Manager’s Choice. Ahmad Carrell and Daniel TUESDAY, MAY 24: Breakfast - Manager’s Choice. Lunch Small of Chadbourn, Barba- - Manager’s Choice. ra Dinkins, Thomas Everett, WEDNESDAY, MAY 25: Breakfast - Manager’s Choice. Avneet Nagra, Kendra Priest Lunch - Manager’s Choice. and Brenda Watts of Tabor THURSDAY, MAY 26: Breakfast - Manager’s Choice. Lunch City, Linda Garner, Erin - Manager’s Choice. Harrelson and Susan Smith FRIDAY, MAY 27: Breakfast - Manager’s Choice. Lunch - of Whiteville, Jarek John- Manager’s Choice. son and Amy Pierce of Halls- boro, Erika Moore-Newkirk of Clarkton, Tabitha Reaves Need Extra Columbus of Delco, and Whitney Werle County schools menu of Evergreen. Menus are subject to change. Assorted milk is served with Cash? each meal. Students may select one meat, bread and milk, and Nichols on a choice of two fruits and/or vegetables. Clean out your attic and sell your unwanted items in MONDAY, MAY 23: Breakfast - Super Donut or Cheese Toast. Principal’s List Lunch - Cheeseburger w/Bun or Chick Filet w/Bun, Garden Starr Nichols of The News Reporter Classifieds Peas, Sliced Peaches. Whiteville made the Princi- TUESDAY, MAY 24: Breakfast - Pancake on a Stick or Cereal, pal’s List during the past six- Banana. Lunch - Sausage Dog w/Bun or BBQ w/Bun, Great weeks grading period at East It Works! Northern Beans, Cherry Crisp. Bladen High School. WEDNESDAY, MAY 25: Breakfast - Blueberry Muffin She has also been chosen a & ! " Square or Assorted Yogurt. Lunch - Taco w/Shell or Chicken junior marshal for the June Fajita w/Shell, Mexican Corn, Orange. 11 commencement. '$$$$!# THURSDAY, MAY 26: Breakfast - Sausage Biscuit or Pop Starr is the daugh- '% Tart w/Cheese. Lunch - Baked Chicken or Pork Roast, Rice, ter of Tiffany Nichols of ' Tomatoes, Mixed Fruit. Whiteville and granddaugh- FRIDAY, MAY 27: Breakfast - Grits, Scrambled Eggs, Whole ter of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall %! Wheat Toast w/Jelly. Lunch - Pizza or Cheeseburger w/Bun, Nichols of Hallsboro. She is %! French Fries, Applesauce. a junior at East Bladen High. 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City: ______State: ______Zip: ______Please include all of the appropriate registered trademark symbols and copyright lines in any publication of The Mini Page®. The News Reporter, Thursday, May 19, 2011 – 7-A Waccamaw Continued from page 1-C plumber, was an ex-Navy Ship- John Hasty, James Garrell, fi tter First Class. He replaced Jean Worthington, John Wil- the planks in two days and did son, Billy Memory, Jimmie an “excellent job.” Riggs, Al Stanley and Sammy The outside hull was Lamb. scraped clean and a coat of With the addition of the copper paint applied to the new boat, the S.S.S. Wacca- bottom. maw became one of the best Almost every night and on equipped units in the South. many afternoons the Scouts 128 Scouts were on board working. The Waccamaw was origi- A community project nally used at the Navy Section Al Stanley was always Base at Fort Caswell near on hand. A cradle was built Southport. by Ben Wyche with railroad It was built in 1941 by the crossties donated by W. B. Matthews Boat Company in Hobbs and Son. Port Clinton, Ohio, at a cost Two 8 by 8 timbers were of $35,000. It weighed 16,000 needed for skids. Sledge & pounds and drew three feet Sons cut these according to of water. specifications and donated There was seating for 90 them. people aboard, although Jack The boat was jacked up Vereen recalls piloting the on railroad jacks under the boat across the lake with 128 supervision of C. S. Herring Scouts on board. and after two nights work, was It was powered by a Chrys- safely placed on the cradle. ler Marine Engine that devel- “This was a time of anxiety for oped 125 horsepower at 2,100 all hands, since a slip of a jack rpms. would have dropped the boat The speed was about 10 and caused great damage.” knots. The following year, a The job was fi nished with- mast and riggings for sails out any serious mishap and were installed converting the the boat shored up. The bottom launch to a sailing vessel. was found to have a few worm The Sea Scouts regularly holes and these were repaired. took the Waccamaw out for O.F. Plyler was a great help at excursions, sometimes invit- this time. The BSA’s Sea Scout Emblem ing their girl friends to supper The engine installation was Several times it was neces- Lamb while the launching cer- and a dance on the shore. supervised by Buster Green, sary to set an estimated date emony was being conducted. National rating an ex-Navy chief motor ma- for launching. The fi rst two At four o’clock J.A. Maults- In March of 1948, the S.S.S. A Sea Scout manual chinist mate who worked at dates could not be met and the by made an address to the 400 Waccamaw received a Na- Carolina Motors, and Dizzy result was “a disappointment spectators. His subject was the tional Flagship Rating, only the Civitans and the Sea moted to second mate. Horton, of Avant and Sholar. for many people who went to origin and purpose of Senior the 42nd in the entire nation Scouts held a dance to ben- In 1950, the Chadbourn Green examined the engine the lake to see it.” Scouting. to earn the honor. efi t the Sea Scout Ship. The Rotary-Civitans sponsored in Wilmington and brought it When the boat was fi nished Launching the launch Charles McNeill was the entertainment was provided the newly chartered Sea Scout back to Whiteville with Caro- and Earnest Thompson had A brief history of the boat skipper and brother John was by the CBS Radio Orchestra Ship “Klondyke.” Ben Ward lina Motor’s wrecker. painted its name across the was given and Mrs. George R. the mate. under the direction of Jimmy was the skipper of what was The story said Paul Wil- transom, it was rolled onto McNeill, the mother of skip- Morris Covington and Jack Livingston. the sixth Sea Scout Ship in liamson was “always depend- Nance’s truck and made ready per John McNeill and mate Vereen were the crew chiefs. One year later, the Wac- the council. able when something was for the launching. The driver, Charles McNeill, christened Thurston Callahan was the camaw won national fl agship John McNeill said that needed at once. Any of his Strange Nance, was a great the Waccamaw with a bottle of coxswain and James Garrell recognition again, selected a storm later battered the personnel or equipment was help in loading and unloading. water collected from the seven the yeoman. number 40 out of 4,000 nation Waccamaw beyond what the always willingly loaned.” Seaworthy at last seas and many rivers, bays Crew members were Wil- wide. Scouts could afford to repair. The engine was cleaned and On the morning of July and gulfs by Charles McNeill. liam Davis, Donald Elliott, In 1950, for the third It was towed into the canal found to be in good condition. 9, the truck began its trip to The Whiteville High School Jerry Dyson, Charles Inman, straight year, the Waccamaw where it sat for several years When it was hoisted aboard Lake Waccamaw, escorted by Band, under the direction William and Sam Lamb, Jule won national fl agship recog- before being purchased by a there were many alterations Sheriff H. D. Stanley. On ar- of county band director and Lewis, Lemuel Marks, Felix nition. Brunswick County man who to be made to the old engine riving at the lake it was found Scouter Bob Hodges, provided Smith, James Quinerly, Frank- Morris Covington, Jack turned it into a houseboat for bed. Additional timbers were that heavy rains had made the music for the event which was lin Taylor, Gene Worthington, Vereen and Paul Barbee his handicapped son. installed and cut to fi t. roads to the launching area broadcast live on the radio. William Willis, Eugene Horne, earned Quartermaster hon- Only one known photo- The engine transmission too soft to drive the heavy As soon as the propeller Paul Hinnant, Paul Barbee ors, the Sea Scout equivalent graph exists of the Waccamaw was larger than the old one load on. and rudder were connected and Charles Rhodes. of Eagle. and it’s included with this and presented a major prob- Mr. Ridenhour, the foreman the boat was towed to deep wa- In June of that same year, Covington was also pro- story. lem to connect. It was thought of the Sides Construction ter by an amphibious DUCK that the engine could not be Company, was consulted. He operated by Mr. Hatcher. used, however Mr. Spruill, of used a bulldozer to pull the The Waccamaw then pro- the Whiteville Machine Shop, truck to the edge of the lake on ceeded to its anchorage under promised to make a coupling 20th lot in the new residential its own power. There, a few 7ANT TO "UILD that would connect the en- area being developed west of adjustments were made to the gine to the drive shaft. He did Weaver’s Pier. engine. These completed, the a splendid precision job and C.L. Riggs of the Tupelo boat was ready for use by the enabled the boys to properly Dimension Mfg. Co., sent a Sea Scouts. 9OUR "U3)NESS fi t the two together. load of heavy timbers to the The crew of the Waccamaw The electrical connections lake to help build the launch- had grown steadily in its fi rst were made and new equip- ing platform with. When this 17 months. ment installed by Donald was completed, Ridenhour Although three of its mem- Horton and B. L. Hinnant. used his bulldozer to push the bers had gone into the Army at The engine was paid for by boat to the platform and into the time, there were 25 active J. A. Maultsby, Herman Leder, the lake. hands on board when the boat Joe Mann, J. N. Coburn, L. The actual launching oc- was commissioned. Reach 40,000 R. Marks, Lloyd Collier, Izzie curred before schedule be- Crew one consisted of crew Kramer, Lee Braxton, Crowell cause the boat was sliding leader Bobby Rushing, Jack people every month at Black and the Civitan Club. on the platform and it was Vereen, Donald Elliott, Bobby During this time many other considered better to let it go Memory, Dick Coburn, Paul people lent a hand when they ahead into the water. Hinnant, Edwin Powell, Mor- were needed and donated any The propeller and rudder ris Covington, Charlie Rhodes, parts or other equipment that were removed prior to launch- Franklin Taylor, Joe Lynch, was needed. ing and had to be replaced Sonny Callahan and John “It showed a fi ne coopera- underwater. This diffi cult job Henderson. tive spirit on the part of the was done by Charles McNeill, Crew two was crew leader people of Whiteville.” Charles Herring and Sam Wilson Horton, Billy Davis, Courses, seminars at SCC The Continuing Education 5:30-9:30 p.m. in HHS-Building, class qualifies for fee waiv- Division at Southeastern Com- room 141. The registration fee ers for persons 65 or older. munity College will offer sev- is $65 and the current Notary This hands-on class will focus eral courses as well as various Public Guidebook for NC is re- on using the new screens seminars in the coming weeks. quired. Students are required and ribbon menus, document To pre-register or for more to have a high school or GED management, customizing the information, call (910)642-7141, diploma and a valid picture ID desktop, online help, multi- ext. 296 or 397. to register. tasking techniques, use of the Spanish is scheduled for Starting an Agri-Tourism control panel, and Internet Mondays, May 23-Aug. 8, from Enterprise, a free seminar, Explorer. 6-8 p.m. at the DREAM Center. will be offered Tuesday, May How to Grow, Expand A $65 registration fee must be 24, from 1-3 p.m. in T-Building, Small Business, a free semi- paid at the fi rst meeting. This room 122. Participants will nar offered Thursday, May 26, class qualifi es for fee waivers learn the key elements of from 6-9 p.m. in T-Building, for persons 65 or older. . Topics developing an agri-tourism room 120, will focus on adver- include basic fundamentals operation and how to evaluate tising strategies, adding profi t of grammar, oral comprehen- the market potential as well as centers and removing stale sion, various dialects and the fi nancial feasibility for an aspects of a business. basic conversations. A be- agri-tourism business. Raising the bar to enhance ginning vocabulary will be Health, Wellness and customer relationships established. Work-Life Balance, A free through internet and other Keep Your Computer seminar, will be presented techniques will be discussed Organized will be offered Wednesday, May 25, from 9 in this seminar. Tuesdays, May 24-July 12, a.m.-noon in the SCC Audito- Exploring the Essentials from 6-9 p.m. at Cherry Grove rium. Students will identify of MS Office 2007 will be Community Center. A $65 reg- obstacles and learn strategies offered Saturdays, May 28- istration fee must be paid at to reduce job stress, eat health- July 12, from 9 a.m.-noon in the fi rst meeting. This class ier, set boundaries and goals T-Building, room 124. A $65 %FFECTIVE 0OWERFUL !FFORDABLE qualifies for fee waivers for and improve productivity. registration fee must be paid persons 65 or older. Student How to Use Windows at the fi rst meeting Get Results at Whiteville.com will learn to organize various 2007 is scheduled for Wednes- . This class qualifi es for fee types of computer fi les such days, May 25-July 13, from waivers for persons 65 or older. as, pictures, documents, music 9 a.m.- noon in T-Building, Students will become familiar For More Information on how to target your ideal client with Whiteville.com, and videos to enable them to room 124 and Thursdays, with the essentials of word locate fi les on demand. May 26-July 14, from 6-9 p.m. processing (Word), spread- A Notary Public class will in T-Building, room 124. A sheets (Excel), presentations be offered on Tuesday, May 24 $65 registration fee must be (PowerPoint) and databases #ALL 4ODAY and Thursday, May 26 from paid at the fi rst meeting. This (Access). 8C -- The News Reporter, Thursday, May 19, 2011
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