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May 25-26, 2013 Weekender $1.50$1.00 Caution around RR tracks urged John Charles Robbins one too many, and we need to stop guidelines in English and Spanish Daily Journal Editor this troubling increase in railroad to motorists at designated intersec- fatalities,” said McCrory. “We urge tions. About every 3 hours, a person everyone to put safety first and use “We are stepping up our rail safe- or vehicle is hit by a train in this caution when approaching railroad ty efforts to help curb train-related country. crossings, avoid trespassing on the crashes and fatalities and remind North Carolina Governor Pat tracks and always yield to oncoming everyone that they need to stay off McCrory has proclaimed May as trains.” the tracks,” said Transportation “Rail Safety Awareness Month,” to Last month, NCDOT partnered Secretary Tony Tata. encourage safety on and around rail- Other safety blitzes will be held road tracks throughout the state. with local law enforcement, rail- road police and other officials in in June and July in Charlotte, Since the beginning of this year, 12 Greensboro and Dunn, respectively, people have died on North Carolina’s Fayetteville to conduct the first of at some of the crossings with the Cassidy Odom | Daily Journal railroad tracks, an unusually high several “Crossing Safety Blitzes” number of fatalities in such a short planned for the coming months. highest number of train-car colli- Trains cannot stop quickly. A freight train traveling sions in the state. at 55 miles per hour needs more than a mile to stop. span of time. During the blitz, officials passed Caution is always advised when near railroad tracks. “One death on our railways is out cards with rail safety tips and See TRACKS | 3A

Gas prices, Locals urged to economy means spread word on more drivers seat belt safety Staff Report

on the road The Governor’s Highway Staff Report Safety Program or GHSP, officially launched its An estimated 897,300 Memorial Day “Click It or North Carolina motorists — Ticket” campaign, mark- a 1.5 percent increase over ing 20 years of seat belt last year — are expected to safety awareness efforts hit the road as the summer that have saved countless travel season kicks off this lives. To honor this mile- Memorial Day weekend. stone and show support for A significant drop in gas the cause, GHSP is ask- prices, currently at $3.43 ing North Carolinians to in North Carolina, down 37 Photos by Dawn M. Kurry | Daily Journal get out their cell phone cents since peaking on Feb. Flags wave across Richmond Memorial Park during Memorial Day weekend. cameras, snap a self-por- 22, is helping to fuel the trait of them buckled up increase in holiday travel. while parked and share it North Carolina’s average on social media, using the price is 12 cents per gallon hashtag, “#SafetySelfie.” less than on May 22, 2012. “As the state that start- “Lower gas prices and a ed ‘Click It or Ticket’ two slowly improving economy decades ago, we’re known means more people will Flags for the fallen for finding unique ways to travel this holiday weekend encourage people to fasten to spend time with family Dawn M. Kurry Sergeant of the U.S. their seat belts,” said Don Richmond County Daily Journal Army, came home with a and friends,” said David E. Nail, interim director of Purple Heart after years Parsons, president and CEO GHSP. “The ‘#SafetySelfie’ of service and deploy- of AAA Carolinas. “This For the second year in is just one more example of ments in combat that left weekend’s favorable weather a row, youth from Temple our innovative approach to him injured. With pins in forecast will also encourage Christian Academy changing motorists’ behav- his leg and a variety of many last-minute travelers helped a Word War II and ior for the better. By har- other ailments, Brigman to get away for Memorial Korean Conflict veteran nessing the power of social said he still does what Day.” place flags on the graves media, we hope to convince he can for other veter- A total of 1,017,200 North of other veterans in honor the small percentage of ans. He is a member of Carolinians are expected to of Memorial Day. Youth from Temple Christian Academy helped people who aren’t buckling the Disabled American travel more than 50 miles Veteran RT “Jimmy” RT “Jimmy” Brigman place 4,000 flags on the their seat belts that it’s the from home, with a drop in Brigman, a retired Master See FLAGS | 3A graves of veterans. right thing to do.” those flying to 59,900, down The process is easy and 5 percent from 63,100 last takes less than a minute year. Other travel (bus, rail, to complete. With your maritime) is expected to Events across N.C. tap Memorial Day spirit vehicle in a parked posi- remain flat at 60,000. tion, activate your cell Wilmington has the state’s Staff Report makes Memorial Day irre- the last Monday in May in phone camera and take highest gas prices at $3.45 sistible,” said Wit Tuttell, remembrance of those who a picture showing your on average. North Carolina’s North Carolina destinations marketing director in the died while serving in the U.S. seat belt buckled secure- cheapest gas is in Boone and are ready to welcome visitors North Carolina Department armed forces. North Carolina ly. Then, share the photo High Point, which are both for Memorial Day weekend, of Commerce’s Division of offers a harmony of solemn with your friends, family at $3.37. The state average the unofficial start of the sum- Tourism. “With the extra day, commemorations and fes- and co-workers via Twitter, of $3.43 is the ninth lowest mer travel season. Special you can see more, do more, tive events, often in the same Facebook, Instagram and in the country. events feed the urge to travel, relax more and reflect more on destination. At VisitNC.com, Pinterest with the hashtag, North Carolina motorists lodging packages make the the meaning of the holiday. It travelers can find information “#SafetySelfie.” GHSP also will enjoy lower gas prices trip more enticing, and lower all adds up to a real bonus of on events, attractions, lodg- encourages you to add in South Carolina, currently pump prices sweeten the deal. quality time.” ing and dining plus ideas and comments urging others See TRAVEL | 3A “The three-day weekend Memorial Day is observed See EVENTS | 3A See SAFETY | 3A Young People’s Theatre to march through Rockingham Dawn M. Kurry Lion King’ only on a smaller streamers or noisemakers, Richmond County Daily Journal scale,” said Walker, “with all instruments, anything festive the costumes, puppets and that will celebrate joyfully the Richmond Community masks made from paper, glue, youth of our community.” Theatre’s annual sum- cardboard, and material.” And after they arrive at the mer camp for kids, “Young “I’m especially excited about Cole Plaza, at 6 p.m. the young People’s Theatre,” is gearing the parade and performance,” people of the theatre program back up, and Director Shelly she said. “At 5:15 on the final will present their adaptation Walker has something differ- day of the program (July 19), of “Beautiful Blackbird.” The ent in store this year. we are planning a children’s performance will be free of The young people in the charge for all community program will be helping to cre- parade that all children can join ‘Pied Piper style’ through members. ate the adaptation of Ashley “The youth in the program Bryan’s picture book story, downtown Rockingham from will help make many masks “Beautiful Blackbird.” They Harrington Square to Cole and puppets, but in order to will also help create masks Plaza outside of city hall. All made out of paper mache, and children are welcome to join present the story, they’ll be large paper puppets made out us as we march to the per- operating several puppets and wearing multiple masks,” said Contributed photo of cardboard. formance space. They may Children who participate in this year’s theatre summer camp hosted by “Think the musical ‘The bring masks or puppets or See MARCH | 2A Richmond Community Theatre will make paper mache masks.

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The deadline for all Community Memorial Library, Sunday, June 2, at the in on Hamlet’s Main Calendar items is 4:30 p.m. the Rockingham, from 6 Ballroom in Hamlet. Street, from 5 to 8 p.m. day prior to publishing. To list your to 8 p.m. on Thursday, Everyone is invited to on Friday, June 7. There event, email Cassidy at codom@ May 30, All single come out and enjoy. will be live entertain- civitasmedia.com or call 910-997- seniors, 55 and older, RESCHEDULED ment and classic cars, 3111, ext. 16. are invited to join in MUTT STRUT will be trucks and bikes. for a fun night of speed held June 2 at Hinson dating at the library. If Lake from 1 to 4 pm. JUNE 8 you are ready to meet Volunteers are still MAY 25 some new people, come needed for setup and PANCAKE MONTHLY to the library and sign breakdown. The dona- BREAKFAST will be BREAKFAST will be up. Light refreshments tion for the walk will be sponsored by the East held by Hamlet First will be served. For $10, which will be used Rockingham United United Methodist on more information call to aid the organization Methodist Church Saturday, May 25, from Donna at 895-6337. as it continues to help Men’s Club from 7 to 7 to 10 a.m. at $5 per COOKING CLASSES Richmond County ani- 10 a.m. on Saturday, plate. Takeouts avail- will be held at the mals. This year’s event June 8, in the church able. Two meats, eggs, Dobbins Heights has been sponsored in fellowship hall. The grits, biscuit, gravy, Community Center, part by the Dieffenbach charge is $4 for all you coffee and juice. Easy 10:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. GM Superstore in can eat. A sweets and parking. Thursdays starting Rockingham. crafts sale will be held RICHMOND May 30. Classes will be at the same time. COUNTY MEMORIAL held for a period of six JUNE 4 DAY PROGRAM will weeks. Register with SHARE NIGHT JUNE 10 be held at the Veterans Patrick Bines by calling will be sponsored BLOOD DRIVE will Park on Caroline Street 910-715-6271. by Glenwood Free across from the VFW Will Baptist Church be held at Freedom Post 4203, 11 a.m. on JUNE 1 at Kentucky Fried Baptist Church, Saturday, May 25. Lacy CIVITAN Chicken, Rockingham Rockingham, on Sheppard, past state BREAKFAST will be on Tuesday, June 4, Monday, June 10, commander of Am-Vets, at FATZ, from 7:30 to from 4 to 8 p.m. from 3 to 7:30 p.m. will be the speaker. 10:30 a.m. Saturday, To schedule your life- June 1. Proceeds go JUNE 5 saving appointment MAY 27 to charities and orga- ROHANEN HIGH contact Betty McRae at LEAK STREET nizations. All you can SCHOOL CLASS OF 910-895-9842 or visit ALUMNI CHAPTER eat pancakes, sausage, 1959 Lunch Bunch will redcrossblood.org. All will meet 6 p.m. on fruit, orange juice for meet at Pat’s Kitchen donors will be entered Monday, May 27, at the $7. on Wednesday, June 5 in a drawing for a Leak Street Educational COUNTRY at 12 p.m. chance to win a $1,000 and Cultural Center in BREAKFAST will be American Express Gift Rockingham. held by Pee Dee United JUNE 6 Card. Methodist Church from TOWN HALL MAY 28 6:30 to 10 a.m. on MEETING will be held AMVETS POST 316 Saturday, June 1. Cost at the Hoffman Parks and will meet 6:30 p.m. is $5 per person. Recreation Complex, JUNE 17 Tuesday, May 28, at the DAY OF FUN will 106 Thompson St., 4-H SUMMER FUN East Rockingham Fire be held for all ages by Hoffman, on June REGISTRATION is Department. Victory Deliverance 6, starting 7:30 p.m. being held in the 4-H Church of God in Learn what our repre- Office located at 123 Christ, 169 5th Street, sentatives are saying Caroline Street, Suite MAY 30 Hamlet, from 10 a.m. about legislative issues, 100, Rockingham. RSHS SENIOR to 4 p.m. on Saturday, current laws, and the Registration will be BOARDS NIGHT - June 1. Entertainment budget. Rep. Garland received until all class- Richmond Senior High includes a bouncer for E. Pierce, Rep. Ken es are filled. For More School will hold its kids and senior adults, Goodman, and Senator information contact the biannual Senior Boards double dutch jump rop- Gene McLaurin will be 4-H Office at 997-8255. Night on Thursday, ing, horseshoes, bingo, in attendance to answer May 30. If you are inter- checkers and archery. your questions. For ested in being a pan- For more information more information con- JUNE 19 elist for five students call 843-703-9288 or tact the Hoffman Town SHARE NIGHT during the event, con- 910-894-3972. Hall at 910-281-3606. will be sponsored by tact Tonjua Chapman at Glenwood F.W.B. 997-9812. JUNE 2 JUNE 7 Church, at Sonic Drive- SENIOR SPEED BUTTERFLIES 3RD In, Rockingham, on DATING EVENT will ANNUAL PAGEANT MAIN STREET Wednesday, June 19, be held at the Leath will be held 3 p.m. on CRUISE-IN will be held from 5 to 10 p.m. March Sweet potatoes being From page 1A Walker. “The youth will in person. Wednesday probably only have time June 5, and Wednesday, to make one mask and June 12, both at 5 p.m. one puppet during the to 6:30 p.m. converted to vodka course of the program, The theatre is at 109 so I have a lot of prep E. Washington St. for WILMINGTON (AP) band of merry men run- tioned entrepreneurs as run is no one-off fluke. work to do, long before parents who want to — Let’s begin this ning the operation, the well as other players. “We undertook this the program begins.” come in person. If any- story by picking up purpose was far more The mash that in a serious and paced That’s why it’s neces- one has questions, they the iPad, smartphone modest than joining a Covington ferments into manner, and ended up sary to register all of are welcome to contact or, dare I say, printed national wave of liquor- first a sweet potato beer actually getting some the young people well Walker at rctdirector@ in advance. There’s a page and stepping out- fueled furor. and then distills multiple help from the U.S. gov- gmail.com. side. Scratch around Covington - which has times in an otherworldly ernment in the form of lot of work for Walker to prepare, she said, a bit in the first patch bested some of the top- looking still begins as what’s called a Value Staff Writer Dawn M. Kurry can be of dirt you see. That shelf labels in tastings, a sterile, aseptic sweet Added Producer Grant and she’ll need to know reached at 910-997-3111, ext. 15, or sandy soil? It’s the back- including a gold medal potato puree produced from the USDA to help exactly how many by email at [email protected]. bone of the state’s sweet at the San Francisco by Yamco. Covington is explore the feasibility young people to pre- potato industry, one International Spirits a completely separate of this,” he said, not- pare for. The theatre the U.S. Department of Competition - was essen- business entity from ing that future expan- camp tuition cost is Agriculture estimated to tially born out of a need Yamco, but the distillery sion will be first based $60 per child. Founded in 1931 be worth $173 million to to use up leftovers. is located in a walled-off on in-state success. “We Registration is cur- PO Box 190 North Carolina in 2010. “They have been, for parcel of the Yamco cam- want to stay focused on rently open, now Rockingham, NC 28380 And those tubers many years, growing pus, making the supply the home front and with though June 10 by mail. (USPS 465-220-ISSN 1050-7639) are proving to mean and selling sweet pota- route measurable with a customers that we think And there are two days more than pies and the toes to a variety of end yardstick instead of the will have appreciation when parents can come The Richmond County Daily Journal is published with pride for the people of Thanksgiving spread as customers, said Kimber odometer required when for what we’re doing.” and register their child Richmond County by Civitas Media, a pair of farmers turn about his farming part- trucking in raw ingredi- LLC, 1 West Main Street, Clinton, CT to another deeply rooted ners. “Despite that array ents. 06413. Published five days a week by the Richmond County Daily Journal, tradition. and the success that Tiny but ambitious, SENIOR CITIZEN DAY EVERY TUESDAY! 105 E. Washington Street, Rockingham, While the modern they were achieving, the fledgling company - NC 28379. 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from page one Flags From page 1A Veterans (DAV) and col- come home.” friends and everyone got Brigman said he said he especially wanted gratitude with them and lects money for the flags Early Friday morn- to work. They collected received generous dona- to thank John Garner and thanked them for their each year. ing, as the sun rose over old and torn flags, and tions from everyone and Gwen O’Neal for donat- help. “I’m not complaining Rockingham, Brigman put flags on all graves wanted to thank the peo- ing $1,600 to his cause. “You all have helped and I’m not bragging,” met with the youth at that indicated a person ple of Richmond County Before departing from the DAV so much today,” said Brigman about his Richmond Memorial had served in the mili- for making the flags the cemetery, one stu- said Brigman. tours and his injuries. “I Park and Cemetery. tary. Brigman takes old both a possibility and dent sang the National got hurt really badly over Brigman passed out flags to be ceremoni- a tradition that Temple Anthem and another Staff Writer Dawn M. Kurry can be there but what hurts the 4,000 flags to the youth ously destroyed at the Christian Academy lead the group in prayer. reached at 910-997-3111, ext. 15, or by most is those that did not and some of his own American Legion. might be taking on. He Brigman shared his email at [email protected]. Tracks From page 1A In February, Secretary than 3,300 miles of rail- Miranda Chavis, muse- you never know when a • Train tracks are pri- each side. Straps or other Tata facilitated a Rail road tracks used by pas- um manager at Hamlet train is coming. It’s just vate property. Walking tie downs may extend even Safety Roundtable with senger and freight trains Depot & Museums, and better to stay off of the or riding on any railroad farther. Standing next to the state’s railroad leaders as an important means of Downtown Coordinator train tracks altogether,” right of way or other rail- the tracks is dangerous. to discuss ways to keep transporting people and for the City of Hamlet, Chavis said. road property without the “People often underesti- motorists from bypass- goods throughout the works inside an active As summer approach- permission of the railroad mate the dangers of tres- ing crossing gates and state. Amtrak station, one of es, CSX Corporation is trespassing and illegal. passing and playing on the pedestrians from tres- Rockingham Police the most historic train sta- is reminding people to Violators will be pros- railroad tracks,” said Cliff passing on the tracks. He Chief Billy Kelly said there tions in the South. She use common sense and ecuted, and they risk the Stayton, CSX director of also plans to partner with a half-dozen areas of the knows plenty about trains, extreme caution around possibility of serious, even community affairs and N.C. Department of Public city where streets intersec- and her office is just yards railroad tracks and cross- fatal, injury. safety and a former loco- Safety Secretary Kieran tion railroad tracks. away from one of the busi- ings. • Trains do not oper- motive engineer. “Staying Shanahan to host a Rail Kelly’s been with the est rail crossings in the According to the Federal ate on a predictable sched- away from the tracks when Safety Summit in June police department more Sandhills. Railroad Administration, ule, and they can move enjoying summer activi- that will bring together than 20 years and in that “An average train com- injuries and fatalities asso- in either direction at any ties, and remaining alert law enforcement and com- time there have only been ing through Hamlet is ciated with trespassing on time. Always expect a while near the tracks, is munity groups to address a few vehicle-train colli- 100 cars long, and weighs railroad property are sig- train. common sense and can how to improve rail safety sions, he said. 10,000 tons — now that’s nificant, with nearly 1,800 • Trestles are not built prevent injuries and fatali- and help save lives. Rail safety is one of the a big train. Obviously it fatalities in the decade to be sidewalks or pedes- ties.” These efforts comple- many issues discussed by takes a long time for that from 2000 to 2010. trian bridges. Bridges and CSX has posted at every ment NCDOT’s ongoing highway safety officers of train to stop. The only The rail safety educa- tunnels only have room for rail crossing a toll free “Be Rail Safe” program the Rockingham Police thing on the railroad tion group Operation trains to pass. Trespassing number — 1-800-232-0144 aimed at preventing acci- Department when address- tracks should be the trains Lifesaver reports that on railroad bridges and — that citizens should dents and injuries on ing youth and others on themselves. The oncoming a motorist is almost 20 in tunnels increases the use to call the company’s North Carolina’s railways, safety measures for the train won’t deviate from its times more likely to die in chances of serious injury Public Safety Coordination as well as its other safety, community, Kelly noted. path,” said Chavis, advis- a crash involving a train or death. Center to report an unsafe education and training The department also peri- ing alertness and caution than in a collision involv- • Highway-rail inter- act or accident on CSX programs. odically sends officers to a near rail crossings. ing another motor vehicle. sections should only be railroad property. The state is also work- Grade Crossing Collision “People should follow The chance of serious acci- crossed at designated For more information ing with the railroads and Investigation program, that old adage to stop, dents increases during the pedestrian or roadway on safe rail practices visit groups like North Carolina which is sponsored by look and listen. That’s summer, as children are crossing locations. Look the websites www.beyon- Operation Lifesaver, a Operation Lifesaver. basically the important out of school and people for a second train moving dourrails.org, www.com- public information and And Chief Kelly had lesson … stop, look, and partake in recreational from either direction. monsenseuseit.com, or education program aimed this advice for motorists: make sure the path is clear pursuits that lead them • An automobile being Operation Lifesaver Inc. at teaching rail safety to “Never attempt to beat before you proceed, (on near railroad tracks. hit by a train is propor- at http://oli.org. North Carolinians, to pro- the train or go around foot or in a car). Consider the following tional to a soda can being Editor John Charles Robbins can be mote rail safety during the the crossing arms — your “Also, never walk on facts from CSX about the hit by a car. reached at 910-997-3111, ext. 13, or by month of May and beyond. safety is worth waiting a railroad tracks; it’s a good dangers of trespassing on • Trains can overhang email at jrobbins@heartlandpublications. North Carolina has more few minutes.” way to twist an ankle and railroad property: the tracks by three feet on com. Events From page 1A inspiration. people from Rowan and Guard Band and a 21-gun Great Smoky Mountains 1875 cabin that the dam’s in Brevard and the Charlotte Motor Cabarrus counties who salute. National Park, the “Time builders preserved. Garden Jubilee Festival Speedway in Concord have died in service since At Fort Bragg, the to Remember” observance And across the state, in Hendersonville, and stokes the crowd with the Revolutionary War. 82nd Airborne Division honors the Western North annual festivals reflect a hometown hero at Friday’s Coca-Cola Family In Wilmington, the War Memorial Museum Carolina residents who the state’s character. Pettyfest in Randleman. Track Walk and Concert, Orange Street Arts Fest presents a three-day sacrificed their homes, Travelers can experience “These events invite Saturday’s History 300 sets a lively pace down- Living History Weekend land and way of life for traditional music at the you to soak up the state’s and Sunday’s Coca-Cola town on Saturday and that spans 1917 to the creation of Fontana Fiddler’s Grove Festival culture and heritage,” 600, which is preceded Sunday, and across the 1999. Bennett Place in Dam, which helped power in Union Grove, natural by a patriotic salute. Cape Fear River on Durham also takes the production of nuclear history at the Aurora Tuttell said. “And there’s On Monday, nearby Monday, the Battleship long view with a living material to end World Fossil Festival in Aurora, even more to discover. Kannapolis reopens North Carolina goes to history program called War II. At Fontana Village agricultural heritage and Just look at the Project Veterans Park, whose new the heart of the holiday “The American Soldier Resort, visitors glimpse innovation at NC Hops & 543 feature on VisitNC. features include a granite with an observance that Through the Ages.” It this unique history on lake Roots Fest in Pittsboro, com and you’ll find inspi- Ring of Honor with the includes music by the runs Saturday and Sunday. tours and hikes and at the small-town spirit at the ration for traveling all names of more than 1,700 440th NC Army National On the edge of the Historic Gunter Cabin, an White Squirrel Festival summer long.” Travel From page 1A the lowest in the coun- nance. $43 per day, up 19 per- also launches the “100 Traffic Safety. when two or more teen try at $3.24, Tennessee, Trips are expected to cent from last year and deadliest days” for teen One of the biggest con- passengers are present, $3.28, and Virginia, be longer, up from 570 the highest in the past drivers, with seven of tributing factors in fatal compared to driving $3.40, but slightly higher miles last year to 737 four years. the 10 most deadly days accidents involving teen alone. AAA recommends prices in Georgia, $3.46. miles this year. Average The most congest- of the year occurring drivers is the number of parents discuss this and Anyone heading to the national hotel rates for ed times for travel are between Memorial Day other teen passengers other driver distraction Midwest will experience AAA Three Diamond expected to be Friday and Labor Day, accord- in the car. Fatal crash issues, like texting or sticker shock, as gas pric- lodgings are up 4 percent afternoon and evening ing to a recent study by rates for 16 to 19-year- using a cell phone while es in Minnesota, Illinois, to $166 per night, com- with traffic increasing the AAA Foundation for olds increase five times driving, with their teens. Iowa, North Dakota and pared to $160 last year, earlier in the day than Nebraska have surged to while AAA Two Diamond usual, as well as Monday more than $4 a gallon, hotels remain unchanged evening, as travelers head due to refinery outages at $120 per night. Car back home. YouYou cancan beginbegin youryour ownown journeyjourney and extended mainte- rental rates will average Memorial Day weekend forfor lifelife byby attendingattending ourour Safety &2%%WEIGHT LOSS&2%%WEIGHT LOSS From page 1A surgerysurgery informationinformation to follow your example ries involving unbelted pas- to 38,289 crashes involv- and fasten their seat belts sengers has dropped dra- ing unbelted passengers sessionsession before putting the vehicle matically across the state in 1992, the year before in drive. and nationwide. North the campaign started. By Join Dr. Raymond Washington, Medical “This is about sav- Carolina law enforce- 2012, the totals dropped Director of the FirstHealth Bariatric Center, ing lives and spreading ment officers responded to 8,187 crashes. ON4HURSDAY -AYsPM the word that seat belts should be second nature 2ICHMOND-EMORIAL(OSPITAL#AFETERIA every time you step into 925 Long Drive, Rockingham a car,” said Cris Mulder, Norris Storage Buildings and Carports of Hamlet Deputy Secretary for 4OREGISTER PLEASECALL  ORVISIT Communication at the 
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Opinion Government Founded in 1931 THE FIRST AMENDMENT − U.S. President Barack H. Obama “Congress shall make no law respecting The White House an establishment of religion, or prohibiting 1600 Pennsylvania the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the Ave., NW This week in Washington Washington, DC 20500 right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress “The willingness with which I believe our men and women tors to vastly changed injuries Email: president@ of grievances.” our young people are likely to in uniform represent the best our including PTSD and traumatic white-house.gov serve in any war, no matter how nation has to offer, and North brain injury that can affect the Phone: 202-456-1414 Our VIEW justified, shall be directly pro- Carolina is fortunate to be called lives of our soldiers for years. Fax: 202-456-2461 portional to how they perceive home by thousands of veterans. This makes it all the more criti- www.whitehouse.gov veterans of earlier wars were Caring for these heroes and cal for our government to pri- — N.C. Governor treated and appreciated by our their families is one of the most oritize spending so that we are Pat McCrory Bang, bang nation.” — George Washington important things we can do. Our able to keep our promises to Office of the Governor Happy Memorial Day! brave soldiers made a promise those who have served. We must 20301 Mail Service For many, Memorial Day 2013 to defend our country from ene- work to solve our fiscal crisis Center will be filled with barbeques, mies, and we must ensure that we without sacrificing the safety of Raleigh, NC 27699 — you’re community parades, out- keep every promise made our nation or the great men Phone: 919-733-5811 door games, and relax- to them for their service. and women who have fought to Fax: 919-733-2120 ation with family and We must never take their defend it. www.governor.state. closed friends. But this holiday service for granted, and One of the most pressing nc.us issues facing our veterans today is much more than that. as your Congressman, I — U.S. Senator Imagine the scene: You Memorial Day isn’t just will always advocate on is their inability to gain access to the financial resources avail- Richard Burr and a couple of friends a long weekend and extra behalf our veterans and 217 Russell Senate are out on the town on a day off work; it is a day their families. As George able to them. I understand that the bureaucracy of federal Office Building Saturday night. to remember the men Washington so eloquent- Washington, DC 20510 Your group decides that a and women who put their U.S. Rep. ly stated, willingness to agencies can be perplexing and Richard leave veterans discouraged, but Phone: 202-224-3154 few drinks, some music and lives on the line for our serve in the armed forces Fax: 202-228-2981 country. Hudson in the future is directly my Congressional office stands a little dancing is the perfect www.burr.senate.gov Memorial Day — origi- related to the treatment ready to help veterans navigate answer to unwinding after a — U.S. Senator nally called “Decoration and quality of care that through the process. If you or killer week at work. Kay Hagan As the evening grows Day” — was first celebrated in veterans receive today. someone you know needs assis- 521 Dirksen Senate long, the club begins to get 1882 to honor members of the As a new generation of veter- tance please contact my office in Concord at 704-786-1612 or Office Building a bit too crowded for your United States Armed Forces who ans return from over a decade of my office in Rockingham at 910- Washington, DC 20510 comfort. had died in war or otherwise war, it is my priority to ensure 997-2070. Stepping outside for a while serving our country. It was they are provided the care prom- Phone: 202-224-6342 This Memorial Day, let’s honor smoke with your friends named Decoration Day, because ised to them for their physical Fax: 202-228-2563 the living would honor the dead and psychological wounds, and those who have sacrificed every- — U.S. House of and, suddenly, a few yards thing, so that we can live in away in the shadow of the by decorating their graves. This also that they are provided the Representatives tradition endures, especial- skills needed once they return to freedom. To the members of the N.C. 8th District back door, voices are raised, United States Armed Services, ly at military cemeteries like civilian life. In many cases, this Richard Hudson threatening tones carry on past and present, thank you for Arlington National Cemetery means restructuring the existing 429 Cannon House the wind, and then the sharp your service. sound of gunfire changes where an American flag is placed facilities and practices to focus Office Building Washington, DC 20515 everything. on every single grave in remem- on the medical issues that veter- U.S. Rep. Richard Hudson represents the 8th Within seconds, your eve- brance of those who made the ans face today. Years of warfare Congressional District, which includes Richmond Phone: 202-225-3715 ning of ‘fun’ turns frighten- greatest possible sacrifice. have exposed soldiers and doc- County. He can be reached at 704-786-1612. Fax: 202-225-4036 ing. You and your friends www.hudson.house. find your bodies bumped gov and pushed and in a wave of — N.C. Senate humans, all moving in differ- District 25 ent directions — propelled Gene McLaurin by fear and frantic flight. 16 W. Jones Street, Soon you break free from Room 1118 the masses and begin run- Raleigh, NC 27601 ning in terror — away from Phone: (919) 733-5953 the voices, away from the Email: Gene. gun shots, away from the [email protected] club. www.ncleg.net What’s wrong with this picture? Plenty. Now imagine you’re a Poll Question police officer and your job is to immerse yourself into this chaotic mess and figure Our poll question of the out what’s going on and how week will be published on you can protect the inno- the opinion page, and on cents, who are all around our website at www.your- you. notes on quotes dailyjournal.com. Sadly, shamefully, Last week’s ques- scenes very much like tion: The National that played out at night- Transportation Safety clubs in Rockingham, last Board has recommended year on East Broad Avenue, lowering the blood-alcohol and more recently on East The origins of our U.S. flag level for drunk driving Washington Street, right from .08 percent, to .05. next door to Food King and “We take the stars from heav- dence other than family oral his- Do you agree with the pro- a block from the heart of en, the red from our mother tory. Oral history is increasingly posed change? downtown. country, separating it by white respected and the Pennsylvania It is a good thing that stripes, thus showing that we Historical Museum Commission • 55 percent — Yes the police intervened, from have separated from her, and the does recognize Ross’s contribu- • 43 percent — No every agency we have avail- white stripes shall go down to tion. • 2 percent — able to us: The Rockingham posterity representing liberty.” Historians point to a flag Undecided Police Department, — George Washington invoice in 1780 from Francis Richmond County Sheriff’s Hopkinson, a signer of the Gordon Mercer This week’s question: Office, Hamlet Police and For Americans our flag is Declaration of Independence. Should school administra- the State Highway Patrol. the symbol of national unity. It and Marcia Gaines Mercer Congress refused Hopkinson’s tors be more forthcoming Officers from each agency reminds us of our struggle to Contributing Columnists request to be compensated for — and accurate — about were called on to deal the preserve our freedom, our ideals designing the flag. Ross sup- the details of a handgun escalating violence at P3 of justice, freedom of expression Navy Flag was 13 stripes and porter’s counter that Hopkinson found on school property Bar & Night Club last year, and democratic form of govern- a rattlesnake with the words, was designing flags with six- at Richmond Transitional and recently at Suede. ment. Many patriots sacrificed “Don’t tread on me.” point stars and that based on his School on May 15? their lives to create and keep our And while those officers The origin of our first national other fees, the flag compensa- liberties and soon on Memorial were busy dealing with the flag, adopted by the Continental tion request was for something Visit www.yourdaily- Day the U. S. flag will fly at half- law breakers out to spoil it Congress on June 14, 1777, is elaborate, perhaps a Naval flag. journal.com to cast your mast in the morning to remem- for everyone, other areas much debated. Historian and Betsy Ross supporters point out vote. of our county went unpro- ber men and women who gave that she was friends with George their lives, while serving in the author Marc Leepson argues tected. there is no credible historical evi- Washington, attending the same It is also a good thing U. S. military. As schoolchildren, church, and had done seamstress we remember standing with our dence that Betsy Ross made our WRITE US that the state’s alcohol law work for him in the past. George hand over our heart to recite: first national flag. We were ini- enforcement officers got Ross was the uncle of her late The Daily Journal encourages “I pledge allegiance to the flag tially indignant on behalf of our and welcomes letters to the edi- involved, and that the NC founding seamstress but under- husband. It was logical that they tor. Letters should be about issues of the United States of America would turn to Betsy. Alcoholic Beverage Control and to the Republic for which it stood when we realized the story of general interest and no longer Today many historians have than 400 words. They should not Commission, at the urging stands, one nation under God, of Betsy Ross was not revealed of local police, took away used oral history and sworn be libelous or in bad taste. indivisible, with liberty and jus- until years after her death. Her We will not publish poetry, open affidavits to authenticate Betsy the alcohol permits from tice for all.” grandson, William Canby, related letters or anonymous letters. Let- Ross as designer and maker of these nightclubs. According to flag historians, the events in a speech to the ters thanking sponsors or endors- our first national flag. What is ing candidates will be considered, The ABC Commission, flags did not have the same Pennsylvania Historical Society. certain is the parties involved but publication can only be as- through its license suspen- regard in ancient times that they According to Canby, George sured through advertising. Letters sions, basically cut off the do today. Historically they were Washington, Robert Morris and could not have foreseen the pro- that exceed 400 words can be supply of accelerant to these used in battle for troop coordi- George Ross called on Betsy found significance of the meeting considered as a guest column. We reserve the right to edit for community fires — alcohol. nation and to distinguish friend Ross asking her if she could with Betsy Ross or of the newly created flag. Betsy Ross was grammar and spelling, but mean- Thank you, officers. from foe. Naval vessels bore flags make their new flag design. She ing will not be altered. Thank you, ABC. indicating their country of ori- suggested some improvements proud of her contribution and Letters must be signed, include The community — our gin. which included changing the six- talked about it often to her fam- a street address, hometown, and telephone number. The street ad- community — is better for During the period before the pointed star to a five-pointed ily. We think the position of our Founding Seamstress is secure dress and telephone number will it. American Revolutionary War, star and after many paper folds not be published. No more than We remain hopeful that there were many flags in the and one snip of the scissors, in the hearts of the American one letter should be submitted one day soon, someone will colonies. The Liberty Tree Flag she presented a five-pointed star. people. Her story has the ring every two weeks. find a way to mix people, of truth. Letters can be hand delivered had a green pine tree on a white They commissioned her to make or mailed to our office at 105 E. spirits and music in an background with the words, “An the flag. Washington St., Rockingham, NC atmosphere that proves wel- Appeal to Heaven.” The Son’s of Three other family members, Gordon Mercer is past president and on the Board 28379, emailed to jrobbins@civi- of Trustees of Pi Gamma Mu International Honor coming and hospitable, not Liberty Flag, of Boston Tea Party a daughter, granddaughter and tasmedia.com, faxed to (910) 997- Society and professor emeritus at Western Carolina 4321, or submitted through our homicidal and terrifying. fame, contained the thirteen niece, provided sworn affidavits University. Marcia Gaines Mercer is a published chil- website at yourdailyjournal.com. Cheers. colony stripes. The Continental but unfortunately there is no evi- dren’s author and columnist. The editorial board can be reached AT [email protected], OR CALL 910-997-3111, EXT. 13. www.yourdailyjournal.com Richmond County Daily Journal, Rockingham, N.C. Weekender, May 25-26, 2013 Page 5A

LOCAL / State

OBITUARIES VENITA BRATCHER Super PAC created for Mrs. Venita Lynn Church of Christ, Beaver Jasper Bratcher, former- Dam. Public viewing ly of Richmond County, will be held from 1 to departed this life Friday, 6 p.m. Monday, May 27, possible Tillis Senate bid at Nelson Funeral Home May 24, 2013. Funeral Chapel, Rockingham. RALEIGH (AP) — can’t work in tandem Only one Republican — tecting priorities while services will be held at Richmond County Daily Supporters of North with a candidate. physician and tea party balancing a budget,” 3 p.m. Tuesday, May Journal Carolina House Speaker Tillis, a Mecklenburg favorite Greg Brannon Parrish said in a release. 28, at Mt. Zion United Saturday, May 25, 2013 Thom Tillis have formed County business consul- of Cary — has publicly Also connected to an independent commit- tant, told The Associated announced a candidacy. A the super PAC is politi- MARY TERRY tee to support his poten- Press on Thursday he GOP primary would be in cal consultant Michael Mrs. Mary Louise Brock ter, Bernice Joplin. tial U.S. Senate bid next planned to spend May 2014. Luethy, a former policy Terry, 73, of 1602 Ashe Survivors include her year. the holiday week- “Grow NC adviser to Tillis during Street, Rockingham, died, husband, E.B. Terry IV, Organizers of the end talking with Strong” is led by his first term as speaker. Friday, May 24, 2013, at of the home; daughters, “Grow NC Strong” orga- family about retired attorney The state Democratic her residence. Deborah Joy Kelly of nization said Friday they the race. He’s and CEO Champ Party used the super She was born June 23, Rockingham and Mary filed paperwork with already talked Mitchell of New PAC’s emergence to criti- 1939, in Chesterfield, Joan Terry of Hamlet; the Federal Election with friends Bern. Mitchell cize Tillis. The commit- and supporters and another orga- S.C., daughter of sons, John Commission this week tee is another sign spe- across the state nization leader — Samuel William Harvey Terry of to create the political cial interests are seeking about getting in Doyle Parrish of to promote his agenda, Brock and Bessie Rockingham and action committee. The super PAC, which could and has visited Thom Tillis Raleigh — were party spokesman Ben Ray Pressley Brock. Edgar Burton be used to fund televi- Republicans in elected by the said. Another indepen- Mrs. Terry Terry V of sion ads, can raise and Washington. state House to the UNC dent organization formed was a member of Lilesville; broth- spend unlimited funds to “This is about beating Board of Governors in this year and running ads Victory Baptist ers, Vernon Brock support Tillis should he Kay Hagan ... and making March. featuring Tillis doesn’t Church, Lilesville, of Kannapolis and get in the race to chal- sure we have two strong Tillis “proves every have to release its donors. was a nurse work- Harold Brock of lenge Democratic Sen. voices in Washington day in Raleigh that his “He’s a special inter- ing for Hamlet Midland; sister, Hospital and Care Kay Hagan. A super PAC trying solve problems,” private sector experience est guy and he’s going Mary Terry Shirley Barnes Tillis said, referring to equipped him perfectly Inn and a lifetime must be separate from a to run a special interest of Chesterfield, campaign committee and GOP Sen. Richard Burr. for the difficult job of pro- campaign,” Ray said. DAV Auxiliary S.C.; eight grand- member. children; and three great- Visitation will be grandchildren. Tuesday, May 28, at Harrington Funeral Harrington Funeral Home Home and Crematory is Proposal preventing UNC from 1 to 2 p.m. serving the Terry Family. The Funeral will begin Online condolences at 2 p.m. in the Chapel may be made @www.har- with Pastor Joe Wilkes ringtonfuneralhome.com. opposite-sex housing returns officiating. Paid Obituary She is preceded in death Richmond County Daily RALEIGH (AP) bers of the opposite doesn’t know who did. ties that have already by her parents; brother, Journal — A bill blocking a sex and the policy, for “I think the budget is adopted similar poli- William Brock; and a sis- Saturday, May 25, 2013 University of North example, would allow a for taking care of things cies, and UNC’s housing Carolina policy allow- gay man to live with a like how we’re going to department will actively WESLEY T. “BUDDY” ODOM ing students to choose woman best friend from spend money,” he said. screen for those cases. roommates of the oppo- high school. He said his views This year will include Mr. Wesley T. “Buddy” tion to his parents, Buddy site sex has found new Opposite-sex students on student housing only 32 rooms, or less Odom, age 78, died was also preceded in life in the state Senate would only share living “may be a little old- than 1 percent of all Friday, May 24, 2013, death by his wife Carolyn budget. spaces in apartments fashioned,” but the housing units, as a Funeral service will be Deese “Peachie” Odom, The proposal was or suites, not individ- university should be limited pilot program, a brother Rev. Charles 3 p.m., Sunday, May 26, inserted in the $20.6 ual rooms. Nearly 100 able to combat bullying Claybren said. “Son” Brown, and by his at Miller-Rivers-Caulder billion plan approved campuses nationwide with heightened anti- “We know that harass- sisters Virginia “Sis” Lee Funeral Home Chapel. this week. It seeks to have similar policies, harassment policies and ment is a reality on our and Geneva Richardson. Interment will follow at prevent a UNC-Chapel according to UNC’s enforcement. campus, especially in Survivors include a son, Fairview Baptist Church Hill policy giving stu- Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, “It’s incumbent upon housing, so why not Gary (Tonda) Odom of Cemetery, Mt. Croghan, dents the option to Transgender and Queer them to make sure make sure that our Chesterfield, S.C., daugh- S.C. Visitation 2 to 3 p.m., choose opposite-sex Center. they’re free of harass- campus can be as safe ter, Elaine Odom (James) prior to the service at the roommates from taking To take effect, the ment in any dorm, in as possible for all stu- Maher of Easley, S.C. Also funeral home. effect this fall. proposal would have any classroom, in any dents? He said. five grandchildren and six Mr. Odom was born The proposal would to survive the House organization,” he said. House budget writer great grandchildren. allow opposite-sex version of the budget, “To me, it’s a problem July 29, 1934, in Hamlet, Miller-Rivers-Caulder Rep. Nelson Dollar, assignments only if which is expected in if we think we have to a son of the late John Funeral Home of R-Wake, said he’s con- students are siblings, three weeks. Any dif- give special accommo- Wesley and Minnie Chesterfield S.C. (www. cerned with the number legally married or a par- ferences in spending Brown Odom. Buddy mrcfuneralhome.com) is dations. It’s unaccept- of unrelated items in ent and child. It was plans would have to be was a retired employee of serving the Odom family. able to me that they the budget proposal. introduced in a bill that INA, USA and was a truck Paid Obituary hashed out in a confer- should not feel they’re He said his chamber never received a com- ence committee. free everywhere.” will look over all of farmer. He enjoyed hunt- Richmond County Daily ing, deep sea fishing, and Journal mittee vote. A dead- It’s not unusual for Kevin Claybren, a them before releasing riding his tractor. In addi- Saturday, May 25, 2013 line requiring any non- unrelated policy items UNC junior and mem- its own spending plan, spending bill to pass to find their way into ber of the advocacy though he didn’t speak one chamber to stay the budget, though it group that pushed for directly to the UNC pro- RONALD HUFFMAN alive through the 2013- has been the practice the rule, said the bud- posal. Retired Master Sergeant vices, Tuesday, May 28, 14 legislative session of previous legislatures get would overturn a “The House would Ronald J. Huffman, 88, at 10 a.m. at Sandhills recently expired. to include the names policy supported by 55 prefer to have less policy of Fayetteville, State Veterans Proponents of the of lawmakers who add university departments that is not tied directly formerly of Cemetery. UNC policy, which those provisions. Only and committees as well to appropriations, and passed the board of one of the three spon- Rockingham, Services entrust- as 3,000 students who so we’re obviously look- trustees last year, argue sors of the original bill signed a petition before ing at that issue,” he passed away ed to Rogers and Breece it will help prevent returned phone calls or the board of trustees said. “There’s quite a May 24, 2013, Funeral Home, harassment of gay, les- email messages seeking vote. bit of policy that’s come at the N.C. 500 Ramsey Street, bian and transgender comment. He added that fears over from the Senate, State Veterans Home Fayetteville. students. Advocates say Sen. Ben Clark, of heterosexual couples and so we’re going to be in Fayetteville. There Richmond County Daily many gay and transgen- D-Hoke, said he didn’t abusing the system carefully reviewing the will be no visitation Journal der students feel more push to include his pro- aren’t supported by work that the Senate and only graveside ser- Saturday, May 25, 2013 comfortable with mem- posal in the budget and reviews at universi- has done.” Biographer regrets affair Wherever you are, we’re there. 24/7. with former CIA director RALEIGH (AP) — The Petraeus was revealed by derful organizations that biographer whose extra- an FBI investigation and realize that even if you’ve marital affair with then-CIA ignited a political firestorm. made mistakes you can pick www.yourdailyjournal.com director David Petraeus TV crews camped out front up dust off and move on.” Richmond County Daily Journal triggered his resignation of her family home for days Broadwell spoke briefly says she regrets the rela- and Broadwell went into last month with a reporter tionship and the harm and seclusion. The couple has outside a Charlotte prayer grief it caused her family. two young children. breakfast, but Thursday Paula Broadwell told “I have remorse for the was her first in-depth Notice To All Veterans WSOC-TV in Charlotte harm, sadness that this media interview since the on Thursday (http://bit. has caused in my family scandal broke. Broadwell is To accommodate Veterans, Spouses and Families we have ly/10RjHXE ) that she and other families and for a U.S. Army reserve offi- credited her husband and causes that we belong to,” cer who met then-Gen. now developed a third Veteran's Garden. 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Faith

The deadline for all begin June 24 through church briefs is 5 p.m. June 28, from 6 to 8 Thursdays. p.m. at the church. The theme will be “Jesus SATURDAY Family Reunion.” WAYMAN CHAPEL FRIENDSHIP FAITH CENTER, 451 MISSIONARY Ghio Road, Hamlet, will BAPTIST CHURCH, have a Rainbow Tea, Highway 177, Dobbins sponsored by Unspoken Heights, will have a Words of Praise Mime Unique Rainbow Tea 3 Ministry of First Baptist p.m. on Saturday, June Church, 5 p.m. Saturday, 8. Donations will be for May 25, presented by adults 18 and over, $10, Unspoken Words of teens 13 through 17, $5 Praise Mime Ministry. and children 5 through GOODWIN CHAPEL 12, $3. There will be AME ZION CHURCH, a gospel singing, food, 2749 Newton Road, games, prizes and fel- Gibson, will hold a mass lowship. meeting sponsored MACEDONIA by The Rockingham MISSIONARY District Women’s BAPTIST CHURCH, Home and Overseas 3920 N. U.S. Highway Missionary Society 10 #1, Hoffman, will have a.m. on Saturday, May a four-mile Walk-a- 25. A Candlelight March Thon 7 p.m. on June 8. will also be held 7 p.m. CALVARY Everyone is encouraged CRUSADE, 101 to participate by spon- Railroad St., soring a person for the Rockingham, will be Belle of Raleigh. Dinner will have a Faith 26, begin 11 a.m. with April, May and June, event by making dona- having Mitchel Britt will be served in the fel- Assembly Outreach Rev. Mervin P. John as while the church is tions. Everyone is asked 6 p.m. Saturday, May lowship hall following Ministry Fellowship guest speaker. The pub- undergoing renovations. to support in helping 25 and 10 a.m. Sunday, worship services. The Service 4 p.m. on lic is invited to attend. Services will begin at raise funds to build a May 26. public is invited. Sunday, May 26. Guest 10:45 a.m. each Sunday. new church sanctuary. FIRST HARVEST EMMANUEL speaker will be Apostle UPCOMING Rev. John Kirkpatrick is Deadline for donations FAITH CHRISTIAN BAPTIST CHURCH, L.H. Williams of Life the pastor. will be June 1. For more CENTER, 187 Batton 632 McCrimmon Road, Changing Ministries, HOME BIBLE GREATER WALLS information call 910- Road, Hamlet, will Carthage, will have a Laurinburg. Everyone STUDY — Does the CHAPEL A.M.E. ZION 281-4271. have the 4th Women’s Gospel Singing featur- is welcome. For more Bible seem too hard CHURCH, Rockingham, ST. STEPHEN Conference “Women ing Right Turn in con- information call Pastors to understand? The will have their annual MISSIONARY Walking Into Destiny” cert 6 p.m. on Sunday, Mordecai and Linda Rockingham Church Rainbow Tea 6 p.m. BAPTIST CHURCH, 5 p.m. on Saturday, May 26. Everyone is Ross at 997-4391. of Christ is offering a Saturday, June 1. Rev. will have a fund rais- May 25 and 3 p.m. on welcome. Admission is ELLERBE GROVE free Home Bible Study Mary Lindsay, pastor ing ticket raffle 6 p.m. Sunday, May 26. For free. A love offering will MISSIONARY by mail. Community is of St. John Missionary Saturday, June 8. First more information con- be taken. BAPTIST CHURCH, invited to participate. Baptist Church, Derby, prize will be $75 and tact Sister Bethea at SOLID ROCK will celebrate their Please call 895-4035 and will be the guest preach- second prize $25. 910-417-1008 or Sister HOLINESS Anniversary 3 p.m. on clearly leave your name er. Donations are $1. You Diggs at 910-206-5747. CHURCHES INC., will Sunday, May 26, with and mailing address. CARL’S REVIVAL do not have to be pres- FIRST BAPTIST be celebrating the 14th Rev. Terry Broady of CORNERSTONE CENTER, 121 Mahone ent to win. CHURCH, 329 West anniversary for Pastor Carl’s Revival Center, BIBLE STUDIES are Street, Dobbins PHILADELPHIA Avenue, Hamlet, will Dorothy and Rev. Willie Hamlet, speaking. offering “by mail” free Heights, will have a UNITED METHODIST have the Unspoken Burgess. This service ELLERBE GROVE Bible studies. These les- Prayer Luncheon 12 CHURCH, will have Word Mime team pres- will be on Sunday May MISSIONARY sons are designed for p.m. Wednesday, June their annual Ushers ent a Rainbow Tea 5 26, 2013 at Solid Rock BAPTIST CHURCH, people of all faiths and 1. Guest speaker will be Program 3 p.m. on p.m. Saturday, May 25. Holiness Church in Rockingham, will have are based only on the Sister Glennis Sergeant Sunday, June 9. the The tea will be held at Aberdeen. Morning ser- its Trustee Anniversary Bible. If interested, call of Women Unique In speaker will be Rev. the Waymon Chapel vice will begin at 11:45 3 p.m. on Sunday, May 910-318-7799. Spiritual Harmony, Donald Lee Covington Faith Center, Hamlet. and evening service will 26. The guest speak- FIRST BAPTIST W.U.I.S.H. of Timmons Grove A donation of $10 will begin at 4 p.m. er will be Rev. Terry CHURCH i n ST. STEPHENS Church, Laurel Hill. be required. For further SARON Broady, pastor of Carl’s Rockingham invites MISSIONARY Your ushers and church information call 582- MISSIONARY Revival Center, Hamlet. you to Terrific Tuesday BAPTIST CHURCH, are invited to the occa- 2303. BAPTIST CHURCH, VICTORY BAPTIST Pre-Registration Open. Highway #1 South, sion. THE ROCKINGHAM 667 Saron Church Road, CHURCH, Clemmer Free music and mission Rockingham, will CALVARY DISTRICT MEN’S Ellerbe, will celebrate Road, Rockingham, will program on Tuesday sponsor the Deacon’s BAPTIST CHURCH, BOOSTER CLUB Family and Friends Day have Jonathan Rushing, afternoons for children Ministry Program 3 406 McDonald Avenue, will hold its Monthly 3 p.m. on Sunday, May son of Richard and Tami ages, fourth and fifth p.m. on Sunday, June Hamlet, will have Men’s Prayer Breakfast 26. The speaker will be Rushing and grandson grades. We pick chil- 2. The guest preacher Vacation Bible School, at Goodwin Chapel the Rev. R.L. Dockery of Rev. Russell and dren up from L. J. Bell, will be Rev. Anthony from June 9 through AME Zion Church in of Macedonia Baptist Nancy Edwards, preach Washington Street, Weymer, and congrega- June 13, beginning 6 Bennettsville, S.C., 8 Church, Hoffman, along his first sermon 6 p.m. and West Rockingham tion of Grace Temple p.m. and will conclude a.m. Saturday. All men with his choir and con- on Sunday, May 26. Schools. Children from Church, Bennettsville, at 8:15 pm. Children are invited to come. The gregation. Also Sister Jonathan will be grad- other schools may be S.C. Everyone is invited. age three through 6th Rev. Jessie McLendon Nannie Harris of Oliver uating from Temple dropped off. For appli- CHAPEL GROVE grade are invited. The cations, contact Debbie is the host pastor. Grove Baptist Church, Christian School on BAPTIST CHURCH, kids will jaunt through June 2, and is plan- Holloway at 910-895- The Annual Christian Mt. Gilead, Rev. 111 Godfrey Road, adventure-filled Bible ning to continue his 4016. Education and Sunday Samuel L. Jackson and Ellerbe, will have a stories, create cool rain wife Jeanette, Sister education this fall at HOME BOUND Convention will also be Men’s Day program 3 forest crafts, enjoy rain Regina Simmons, all Ambassador Baptist PRAYER MEETINGS held at Goodwin Chapel p.m. on Sunday, June forest rations, and ride AME Zion Church in of White Oak Baptist College, Lattimore. are offered with Band 2. The guest speaker the recreation rapids. Bennettsville, S.C., Church, Apex, and Everyone is invited to #2 of the Church of God for the event will be For more information Saturday at 10 a.m. Clarence Jackson of Lee hear the young man to the homes of people Rev. E.L. Alexander, call 910-582-0289. HOUSE OF GLORY Thee Baptist Church, preach. Refreshments who cannot get out to go pastor of Saron Baptist MINISTRY, 1004 Leak Rockingham, will be on will be served after ser- to church due to illness. Missionary Church, PROVIDENCE Street Rockingham, cor- the program. vice. Call for an appointment Ellerbe. Music will be MISSIONARY dially invites you to the ST. LUKE #2 F.W.B. MARSTON FIRST for prayer of Bible study provided by the Tears of BAPTIST CHURCH, House of Glory Mass CHURCH, 119 Morrow BAPTIST CHURCH, services in your home at Glory, Rockingham. 1120 East Washington Choir 1st Anniversary Street, Dobbins 220 Stroman Road, 910-997-1213. GREEN LAKE Street, Rockingham, June 2, 3 p.m. at Leak Heights, will have Marston, will cele- SMYRNA HOUSE MISSIONARY will have its annual Street Education and reverend Dr. Harvey brate the 87th Church MINISTRIES will have BAPTIST CHURCH, Vacation Bible School Cultural Center, featur- Gatewood will preach Anniversary on Sunday, worship services held at 507 Green Lake Road, beginning June 10 ing local choirs, groups, for the 11:15 a.m. wor- May 26. Pastor John McNeil’s Chapel, 1101 Rockingham, will have through June 12, from and soloists. All are wel- ship service on Sunday, Gould will deliver the Rockingham Road, Family and Friends Day 6 to 8 p.m. The theme come. Advance RSVP May 26. On Sunday morning message at Rockingham, on the sec- 3 p.m. on Sunday, June this year will be “God’s by May 25, by calling June 2, Rev. Darrell 11 a.m. Lunch will ond and fourth Sunday 2. The guest speaker Back Yard Under The Angela Stanback at McSween will preach for be served following of each month. Sunday will be Rev. Robert Stars.” VBS is for any- 910-557-5558 for more the 11:15 a.m. service. the service. Rev. B.O. school starts at 10 a.m. Dockery of Macedonia one between 3 years old information. On Sunday, June 9, the Shoffner, pastor of followed by morning Missionary Baptist and senior citizen age. church family will cel- Buffalo Springs Baptist worship service at 11 Church, Hoffman, along All churches and con- SUNDAY ebrate the 110th Church Church, Raeford, along a.m. Be a part of the with choir and congre- gregations are invited to Anniversary with Rev. with his congregation experience in the new gation. attend. MT. ZION UNITED Donnie Bennett, pas- will be in charge of the ministry and receive PLEASANT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF CHRIST, tor of Mt. Sinai M.B. afternoon service begin- blessings. HILL A.M.E. ZION CHURCH, 329 West 986 Ledbetter Road, Church, Rockingham. ning 3 p.m. POPLAR SPRINGS CHURCH, 105 Lake Avenue, Hamlet, will Rockingham, will Service will begin 3 HOLLY GROVE M.B. CHURCH, will Road, Rockingham, have Unspoken Words of observe its annual p.m. MISSIONARY have worship services will have a Three Night Praise 4th Anniversary Women’s Day Program FAITH ASSEMBLY BAPTIST CHURCH, at Leak Street Alternate Revival from June 4 4 p.m. on Saturday, June 11 a.m. on Sunday, May OUTREACH 401 Holly Grove Church School (formerly Ashley through June 6, starting 15. Doors open 3:30 19. The guest preacher MINISTRIES, 148 Road, will have worship Chapel), each Sunday 7 p.m. nightly. Vacation p.m. For more informa- will be the Rev. Jamytta Daniel Street, Hamlet, service for Sunday May during the months of Bible School will also tion call 910-206-1133. After vote on gay youth, Scouts face more turmoil David Crary on workplace fairness, would bers. Scouting-style activities. Scouting, but because the Boy AP National Writer deduct points from companies However, Brock’s plea failed Baptist churches sponsor Scouts of America has left us,” that donate to the Boy Scouts to sway some conservative reli- Scout units serving more than Stemberger said. “Its leadership The Boy Scouts of America until the ban on gay adults is gious leaders whose denomina- 100,000 of the BSA’s 2.6 million has turned its back on 103 years will get no reprieve from con- lifted. tions sponsor many Scout units youth members. of abiding by a mission to pre- troversy after a contentious vote In California, gay-rights lead- and who consider same-sex rela- The Assemblies of God, which pare young people to make ethi- to accept openly gay boys as ers said they would continue tionships immoral. oversees units serving more than cal and moral choices.” Scouts. urging passage of a bill pending “Frankly, I can’t imagine a 2,000 Scouts, said it could no There is a template for form- Dismayed conservatives are in the Legislature that would Southern Baptist pastor who longer support such units and ing a conservative alternative already looking at alternative make the BSA ineligible for non- would continue to allow his suggested its own Royal Rangers to a major national youth orga- youth groups as they predict profit tax breaks because of the church to sponsor a Boy Scout youth group as a “positive alter- nization. American Heritage a mass exodus from the BSA. remaining ban. troop under these new rules,” native.” Girls was formed in 1995 as a Gay-rights supporters vowed The Boy Scouts’ chief execu- Richard Land, a senior Southern John Stemberger, a conserva- Christian-oriented option to the Friday to maintain pressure on tive, Wayne Brock, pleaded for Baptist Conference official, told tive activist and former Scout Girl Scouts of the USA, and it the Scouts to end the still-in- the Scouting community to the SBC’s news agency, Baptist from Florida who led a group now claims more than 20,000 place ban on gay adults serving reunite after the divisive debate Press. opposing the policy change, members. as leaders. that led to Thursday’s vote by Land advised Southern Baptist said he and his allies would con- From the left, gay-rights sup- “They’re not on our good list the BSA’s National Council. The churches to withdraw their sup- vene a meeting next month in porters — including President yet,” said Paul Guequierre of proposal to lift the ban on openly port of Scout troops and con- Louisville, Ky., to discuss cre- Barack Obama — generally the Human Rights Campaign, gay youth — while keeping the sider affiliating instead with the ation of a “new character devel- welcomed the move to accept a national gay-rights group. ban on gay adults — was sup- Royal Ambassadors, an existing opment organization for boys.” openly gay Scouts, but urged the He said the HRC, in its annual ported by about 60 percent of SBC youth program for boys that “We grieve today, not because BSA to take the further step of rankings of corporate policies the council’s 1,400 voting mem- combines religious ministry with we are faced with leaving welcoming gay adults as leaders. www.yourdailyjournal.com Richmond County Daily Journal, Rockingham, N.C. 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Abundant Life Faith Missionary Baptist Church Lovely Hill Baptist Church Providence Missionary Baptist Church Joe B. Wilkes Lester English - Interim/Guest Pastor 114 Lincoln Ave. • Rockingham Rev. LaMont J. Johnson, Sr. 139 School St. • Rockingham 276 Hatcher Rd. • Rockingham 1120 E. Washington St. • Rockingham Macedonia Baptist Church CHINESECHINESE RESTAURANT RESTAURANT All Saints Episcopal Church Faith Temple Holiness Church 3920 US Hwy. 1 N. • Hoffman Rivers of Life Eat In • Carry Out • Buffet Rev. Harry Abernathy Rummage Packhouse Road, Ellerbe 106 Pence St. • Rockingham Tel: (910) 582-3339 217 Henderson St. • Hamlet Macedonia Church of God Tel:(Super (910) Wa 582-3339l-Mart Shopping • Fax: (910) Center 582-3369 • Hwy 74) Fellowship United Methodist 910 Green Lake Rd. • Ellerbe River of Life Ministry FWC 722Mon.- K. FallingThurs.: Creek 11:00am-10:00am Plaza Rockingham, NC 28379 Ashley Chapel AME Zion Church Tony Joyner Apostle Mike Shaw (Super Wal-Mart Shopping Center • Hwy 74) 805 Long Drive 332 Mizpah Rd. • Rockingham 1200 McDonald Ave. • Hamlet Maple Street Freewill Baptist 511 Rockingham Rd. • Rockingham Fri.-Sat.: 11:00am-10:30am 997-4471 Rev. Darwin Cook Open 7 Days A Week Bass Temple United Church of God First Assembly of God 128 Maple St. • Rockingham Roberdel Baptist Church Mon.-Thurs.:Sunday: 12:00 11:00am-10:00am Noon-10:00pm Medical Park Pharmacy Benjamin Faison Gene R. Alexander Rev. Ernie Walters Fri.-Sat.: 11:00am-10:30am 921 Long Dr. 157 Louis Breeden Blvd. • Hamlet 160 Clemmer Rd. • Rockingham Marks Creek Presbyterian Church 1118 Richmond Rd. • Rockingham Marks Creek Church Rd. • Hamlet Sunday: 12:00 Noon-10:00pm (Richmond Medical Park) Beaver Dam United Methodist Church First Baptist Church Roberdel United Methodist Church • No Personal Checks • 417-3490 Rev. Robert Carpenter James Brown Marston First Baptist Church Rev. Gregory C. Minnick 714 Beaver Dam Rd. • Rockingham 2116 Main St. • Ellerbe 220 Stroman Rd. • Marston 1302 Roberdell Rd. • Rockingham

Beautiful Zion Missionary Baptist First Baptist Church McDonald Baptist Church Rockingham Wesleyan Church 708 Green Lake Rd. • Ellerbe Randy Bishop Beaver Dam Rd. • Rockingham Phillip Huber 208 Charlotte St. • Hamlet 618 N. Lee St. • Rockingham Bethel Church of God in Christ McDonald Baptist Church Call Today to 1417 Green Lake Rd. • Ellerbe First Baptist Church 259 McDonald Ch. Rd. • Rockingham Rourk Presbyterian Church 329 West Ave. • Hamlet John Stone Beverly Hills Baptist Church Midway Baptist Church 255 E. Church St. • Ellerbe Rev. Mickey Briles First Baptist Church Rev. Jimmy Williams Sponsor Local 110 Kimberly St. • Rockingham James Nelson 282 Midway Rd. • Rockingham Sandy Grove Baptist Church 201 N. Randolph St. • Rockingham Jack Poe Bible Freewill Church of Worship Miracle Valley Deliverance Church 105 Sandy Grove Ch. Rd. • Rockingham 678 NC Hwy. 381 • Hamlet First Harvest Faith Christian Center Lizzie Jackson Churches A. Riley 110 Midway Rd. • Rockingham Sandy Ridge Baptist Church Bibleway Church Rockingham Wayne Gathings 110 Bibleway Church Rd. Mirror Image Tabernacle Faith 123 Sandy Ridge Ch. Rd. • Rockingham Rockingham First Pentecostal Holiness Church Janice Norris Al McCormick 639 McNair Rd. • Rockingham Saron Baptist Church Boyd Lake Road Church of Christ 1407 McDonald Ave. • Hamlet Richard L. Stanford David Carter Mt. Calvary Missionary Baptist 123 Saron Church Rd. • Ellerbe eynolds 789 Boyd Lake Rd. • Hamlet First Pentecostal Holiness Church Barbara Covington B R A N D Harris Jordan 685 Ledbetter Rd. • Rockingham Second Baptist Church R EXTERIOR BUILDING PRODUCTS Calvary Baptist Church 172 Hannah Pickett Ave. • Rockingham Rev. Chris Hawks WILL PARSLEY WILL PARSLEY SEAMLESS Scott Conners Mt. Calvary Rock of Ages Church 518 4th St. • Hamlet OWNER 406 McDonald Ave. • Hamlet First Presbyterian Church (USA) James Hildreth GUTTERS Dwight H. Williams 464 County Home Rd. • Rockingham Shekinah Glory Ministries 26141 MARSTON ROAD Cameronian Presbyterian Church 904 Fayetteville Rd. • Rockingham Pastor James Covington LAUREL HILL, NC 28351 Rev. Wyatt Coley Mt. Carmel Freewill Baptist Church 135-A US Hwy 1 N. • Rockingham PH: 910-462-3823 179 Northam Rd. • Rockingham First Presbyterian Church (PCA) Mike Childers Rev. Stanley Layton 573 Battley Dairy Rd. • Hamlet Shining Light Freewill Baptist Church Carl’s Revival Center Bible Church 133 W. Ballard St. • Ellerbe Pastor Howard T. Smith www.reynoldsbp.com Carl Leeittle Mt. Carmel Presbyterian Church (PCA) 126 Calvert St. • Rockingham AUTHORIZED DEALER 128 Ellen Rd. • Rockingham First Presbyterian Church (USA) PO Box 86 • Ellerbe 200 Rice St. • Hamlet Sidney Grove Church Cartledge Creek Baptist Church Mt. Olive Baptist Church A. Simpson Jason Lutz First United Methodist Church Pastor - Rev. Bryan Blackwell 401 McIntyre Rd. • Ellerbe 152 Ben Hudson Rd. • Rockingham Ken Buckingham Youth Pastor - Rev. C.J. Smith Call Today to 300 Charlotte St. • Hamlet 596 E. Washington St. Ex. • Rockingham Silver Hill Presbyterian Church McQuage Chappell Grove Missionary Baptist Naomi Newton Church First United Methodist Church Mt. Pisgah AME Zion Church 24881 Hoffman Rd. • Marston Rev. H.K. Williams Rev. Mike Sykes Reverend Dr. Christopher Lee Zacharias Sponsor Local Auto Rentals 111 Godfrey Rd. • Ellerbe 410 E. Washington St. • Rockingham 1015 Leak St. • Rockingham Sneed Grove AME Zion Church Rev. John L. Ervin 818 E. Broad Ave. Christ Memorial Church Fletcher’s Chapel Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church 1482 Green Lake Rd. • Ellerbe Rockingham, NC 1110 E. Washington St. • Rockingham Hwy. 1 • Hoffman Rev. Elizabeth W. Polk Churches 861 Grassy Island Rd. • Ellerbe Southside Freewill Baptist Church 910-895-6118 Christian Faith Outreach Ministries Foundations of Jesus Christ Ricky Jacobs Passenger Vehicles Available Teddy Williams Deliverance Temple Mt. Sinai Baptist Church 660 Sandy Ridge Church Rd. • Ellerbe 235 Ledbetter St. • Cordova Ester Almon 1208 Rockingham Rd. • Rockingham 113 Pine St. • Ellerbe Southwood Pentecostal Holiness Church of Christ Mt. Zion United Church of Christ Greg Amos Hwy. 74 E. • Rockingham Freedom Baptist Rev. Dian Griffin Jackson 468 US Hwy 1 S. • Rockingham Rev. Ronnie McLean 986 Ledbetter Rd. • Rockingham Church of God 987 US Hwy 1 N. • Rockingham Spring Hill Wesleyan Church 212 Palmer St. • Norman Nebo Wesleyan Church Rev. Edwin Luther Friendship Baptist Church Jeff Collins 289 Spring Hill Church Rd. • Hamlet Church of God in Christ Outreach J.L. McCullers 1812 Airport Rd. • Hamlet 1002 E. Washington St. • Rockingham Hwy. 177 N. • Hamlet St. James Catholic Church Rockingham, NC New Beginnings Baptist Church 1018 W. Hamlet Ave. • Hamlet Church of God of Prophecy Full Gospel Church of God Howard McLaurin 1-800-228-7322 Lomuel Stroman Estelle R. Quick Old Hwy 220 • Biscoe St. Joseph Bible Church of God 122 Jackson St. • Ellerbe 4153 US Hwy. 1 N. • Hoffman Bishop Jerry Moore New Beginnings Christian Church 469 NC Hwy. 73 E. • Ellerbe 910-997-4441 Church of God of Prophecy Glenwood United Methodist Church Rachel Lampley Steven Gilmer Joel Perry 670 Wiregrass Rd. • Hamlet St. Luke Freewill Baptist Church #2 139 Flowers St. • Rockingham 221 County Home Rd. • Rockingham Pastor Allen Sutton New Bethel AME Zion Church 119 Morrow Street • Hamlet Church of God of Prophecy Grace Baptist Church Rev. Bula Legrand Steve Crews Pastor Albert Hatcher, Jr. 100 Bethel Church Rd. • Hamlet St. Mary’s Holiness Church 615 Cheraw Rd. • Hamlet 136 Mill Rd. • Rockingham Mary L. Quick New Covenant Christian Fellowship 178 Channie McManus Church of God of Prophecy Grace Chapel Holiness Church Rev. Steve Powell Dobbin Heights Elizabeth Smith 2035 US Hwy. 74 E. • Hamlet 120 Hamer Road • Rockingham 300 Hendersonville St. • Hamlet St. Paul Lutheran Church Greater Diggs Chapel AME Zion New Diggs Chapel AME Zion John Pfisterer Church of Jesus Christ of Church Carol Turner 311 Marlboro St. • Hamlet Latter Day Saints Annie Bostick Mizpah Rd. • Rockingham 310 Roberdel Rd. • Rockingham 1258 Old Cheraw Hwy. • Rockingham St. Paul United Methodist Church 2124 Fayetteville Road New Direction House of Prayer Sandhill Rd. • Rockingham Church of the Holy Spirit Greater Gospel Lighthouse Church James Malloy Rockingham 309 W. Main St. • Hamlet 552 Green Lake Rd. • Rockingham 151 Mizpah Rd. • Rockingham St. Peters United Methodist Church 910-895-7775 205 N. Bridges St. • Hamlet Cobb Memorial Baptist Church Greater Wall Chapel AME Zion New Hope Baptist Church Chuck McKnight Rev. Tony Hornes 1596 US Hwy. 74 E. • Hamlet St. Stephen AME Zion Church 108 Safie Sixth St. • Rockingham 646 US Hwy 1 S. • Rockingham Rev. Kerby Woodard McLean Plumbing, Htg.-A/C New Hope Freewill Baptist Church 407 West Ave. • Hamlet Call Today to Collins Revival Ministries Green Lake Missionary Baptist Church Rev. Allen Hudson & Electrical Service Judy Gibbs Rev. Jerry McNeil 105 Blewett Ave. • Rockingham St. Stephens Missionary Baptist 136 Collins Church Rd. 507 Green Lake Rd. • Rockingham Rev. Gregory K. Freeman KITCHEN & BATH New Hope Temple of God 434 St. Stephens Ch. Rd. • Rockingham REMODELING Community Church Green Lake United Methodist Church Hwy. 38 • Hamlet Sponsor Local NCLIC# 11477 Rev. Quinton Covington Rev. Bill Taylor Stelly’s Tabernacle 193 Mill Rd. • Rockingham 623 Green Lake Road • Rockingham New Life Church of Deliverance US Hwy 220 • Rockingham 197 County Home Rd S.W. Davis, Jr. Rockingham, NC Churches Cordova Baptist Church Hamlet Church of Christ 410 Third St. • Hamlet Sweet Haven Church Bill Monroe 410 3rd St. • Hamlet Mitchell Roller (910) 895-8259 224 Ledbetter St. • Cordova Norman Presbyterian Church (PCA) 424 Midway Rd. • Rockingham Harbor For Souls Ministries Jack Bowling Cordova Pentecostal Holiness Church Larry Butler 3689 NC Hwy 220 N. • Norman Tabernacle United Methodist Church Pastor Glenn Taylor 219 Butler Circle • Rockingham 125 Slate Rd. • Rockingham 131 Center St. • Cordova Norman United Methodist Church Harvest Ministries Congregational Rev. Dena White Tabernacle Faith Pentecostal Holiness Cordova United Methodist Church Holiness Church PO Box 95 • Norman William Harrington BIRMINGHAM Rev. Michael Griffin Donald W. Robson 101 Pine St. • Hamlet 130 Ledbetter St. • Cordova 103 Harvest Church Rd. • Rockingham Oak Ridge Baptist Church DRUG CO. 261 Oak Ridge Church Rd. • Hamlet Temple Baptist Church Covenant Church (PCA) Harvest Time Tabernacle Joey Byrd Rev. Joe Arnold Daniel White Oakley Grove Freewill Baptist Church 165 Airport Rd. • Rockingham 27 Main St., Hamlet 217 Midway Road • Rockingham 106 S. Groves Ave. • Rockingham 539 Derby Rd. • Hoffman W.P. Horne, Jr. & Staff Temple Church of God in Christ Crestview Baptist Church Heritage Baptist Church Outreach for Jesus Thomas C. Leak Rev. Robby Stewart 1301 S. Long Dr. • Rockingham Marvin Taylor 104 S. Stewart St. • Rockingham 910-582-3585 436 Crestview Dr. • Rockingham 440 Battley Dairy Rd. • Hamlet Highland Acres Church of God Timmons Grove Missionary Baptist Cross Roads Ministries Eston Bailey Park Avenue Presbyterian Church 27501 Marston Rd. • Marston Thad Pearson, Sr. US Hwy. 74 E. • Rockingham Dr. James E. Lankford 130 Apex St. • Hamlet 1920 Park Ave. • Rockingham Touch of Grace FWB Church Highland Pines Free Will Baptist John R. Daniel Derby Baptist Church Pastor Don Kivett Pee Dee Baptist Association 1109 Hylan Ave. • Hamlet Lesly Holt 320 Chalk Rd. • Hamlet Rev. David Benton, DOM Call Today to 2178 Derby Rd. • Ellerbe 1219 Rockingham Rd. • Rockingham Trinity Emmanuel Holiness Hoffman Baptist Church Timothy Blackwell East Rockingham Free Will Baptist William Maness, Jr. Pee Dee Baptist Church 130 Entwistle St. • Rockingham Johnny Johnson PO Box 165 • Hoffman James Bryant Sponsor Local 189 Airport Rd. • Rockingham 100 Hamer Rd. • Rockingham Triumpahnt Christian Center Holly Grove Missionary Baptist Alonzo Jones East Rockingham Holiness Church Carve Jones Pee Dee United Methodist Church 134 Mill Rd. • Rockingham Ken Bradshaw 401 Holly Grove Ch. Rd. • Rockingham Matt Seals Churches 154 Safie Sixth St. • Rockingham Hwy. 220. • Rockingham Victory Baptist Church Hopewell Baptist Church Russell Edwards East Rockingham Methodist Church 295 Battley Dairy Rd. • Hamlet Pemberton Temple Church of God 171 Clemmer Rd. • Rockingham Rev. Patricia S. Sykes 209 Monroe Ave. • Hamlet 1009 Scaleybark Rd. • Rockingham Islamic Society of the Carolinas Victory Deliverance Church of God Carolina Upholstery 819 Circlewood Dr. • Hamlet Philadelphia United Methodist Church Tommy Graham Ebenezer Baptist Church Rev. Walter McCloud 114 N. Bridges St. • Hamlet & Interior Designs Daniel Scott Jehovah’s Witness 157 Philadelphia Dr. • Rockingham Call Today to 875 US Hwy 1 N. • Rockingham 591 County Home Rd. • Rockingham Wayman Chapel Specialist in Home Interiors Pine Grove Baptist Church 451 Osborne Rd. • Hamlet Ellerbe Fellowship Baptist Church Joy Freewill Baptist Church Corey Wilson Kevin Thompson Pastor Lloyd O. Grant 275 Airport Rd. • Rockingham West Franklin Street Baptist Sponsor Local Ray Seals - Owner 138 Wallace Rd. • Ellerbe 864 NC Hwy. 177 S. • Hamlet John McGirt (910) 895-0077 • Fax (910) 895-0078 Piney Grove AME Zion Church 331 W. Franklin St. • Rockingham Ellerbe Grove Missionary Baptist Kingdom Builders 621 US Hwy. 74 W. Bus. • Rockingham Church Ronnie Moore West Rockingham Church of God Churches 190 County Home Rd. Darryl Carter 342 Mill Rd. • Rockingham Piney Grove Freewill Baptist 116 Garrett St. • Rockingham 162 Ellerbe Grove Church Rd. • Rock- 2817 Derby Rd. • Ellerbe Rockingham, NC 28379 ingham King’s Gate Church International West Rockingham United Methodist Eddie McLean Pleasant Grove Baptist Church Donald Dawkins Ellerbe First United Methodist Church 161 Sierra Ave. • Hamlet 1247 Sandhill Rd. • Rockingham 217 US Hwy. 74 W • Rockingham Rev. Elizabeth W. Polk 2281 Main St. • Ellerbe Ledbetter United Methodist Church Pleasant Hill AME Zion Church Whole Word Gospel Church Rev. William Hart 105 Lake Rd. • Rockingham Richardo Steel Emmanuel Ministries 475 Roberdel School Rd. • Rockingham 328 Airport Rd. • Rockingham 725 W. Hamlet Ave. • Hamlet Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Lee Thee AME Zion Church Pleasant Hill Church Rd. • Ellerbe Zion & Trinity United Methodist Emmanuel Temple Church of God Rev. Samuel Richardson Rev. Matt Seals Paul W. Bennett 428 Lee Thee Church Rd. • Rockingham Poplar Springs Baptist Church 123 Zion Church Rd. • Rockingham 125 Ellerbe Rd. • Rockingham 478 Sandhill Rd. • Rockingham Living Waters Pentecostal Holiness Zion United Methodist Church Episcopal Church of the Messiah 145 Loch Haven Rd. • Hamlet Prayer & Faith Temple Church 128 Zion Church Rd. • Rockingham 202 Lawrence St. • Rockingham Tommy Legrand 1119 US Hwy 1 North Livingston Chapel Missionary 217 Thomas St. • Hamlet Rockingham Faith Free Will Baptist Church 1109 NC Hwy 381 • Hamlet 910-997-4464 657 Airport Rd. • Rockingham Page 8A Richmond County Daily Journal, Rockingham, N.C. Weekender, May 25-26, 2013 www.yourdailyjournal.com

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Associated Press In this photo provided by Francisco Rodriguez, rescue workers form a human chain as they begin to remove a woman who reaches out from a smashed pickup truck that fell into the Skagit River after the collapse of the Interstate 5 bridge Thursday in Mount Vernon, Wash. Feds look for temporary fix after I-5 collapse MOUNT VERNON, interview with The bridge nearby is most- Wash. (AP) — Federal Associated Press. ly used for local traffic officials were searching Initially, it wasn’t clear between Mount Vernon the country for a pos- if the bridge just gave and Burlington. The sible temporary replace- way on its own. But at an department also is recom- ment for a bridge that overnight news confer- mending detours using collapsed along the cru- ence, Washington State state Routes 20 and 9 cial Interstate 5 corridor, Patrol Chief John Batiste that add tens of miles to but Washington Gov. Jay blamed it on the too-tall a trip. Drivers are urged Inslee cautioned Friday load. The vertical clear- to avoid the area if pos- that major disruptions ance from the roadway to sible, especially over the will last for weeks, if not the beam is 14.6 feet. Memorial Day weekend. months. The truck made it off Dan Sligh and his wife A truck hauling an the bridge and Scott were in their pickup on oversized load of drill- remained at the scene I-5 heading to a camping ing equipment hit an and cooperated with trip when he said the overhead bridge girder investigators. Two other bridge before them dis- Thursday night, sending vehicles went into the appeared in a “big puff a section of the highway water about 25 feet of dust.” into the river below. The below as the structure “I hit the brakes and truck driver watched crumbled. Three people we went off,” Sligh told helplessly as the struc- were rescued and were reporters from a hospital, ture collapsed in his rear- recovering Friday. adding he “saw the water view mirror. Two other The trucking company approaching ... you hold vehicles plunged into the said it received a state on as tight as you can.” Skagit River, but all three permit to carry its over- The bridge was occupants escaped with sized load across the inspected twice last year only minor injuries. bridge. Scherbinski said and repairs were made, At a news conference, the state Department Transportation Secretary Inslee said federal offi- of Transportation had Lynn Peterson said. 00608087 cials were looking for a approved of the compa- pre-fabricated structure ny’s plan to drive the to replace the 160-foot equipment along I-5 to section that fell into the Vancouver, Wash. river. If one is found, a He also said the com- temporary fix could be pany hired a local escort in place in weeks. If one to help navigate the can’t be quickly secured, route. The driver was the governor said it well-experienced with could be months before a handling oversized loads, replacement can be built. he said. SUMMER “You cannot overstate “This is what we do for the importance of this a living. We pride our- corridor to Washington selves in doing things the state,” Inslee said. proper way,” Scherbinski Traffic on the interstate said. and surrounding roads Mike Allende, a state was backed up for miles DOT spokesman, con- throughout the area, a firmed the truck had its situation that the gover- permit. event nor said would continue “We’re still trying to indefinitely. figure out why it hit the “There will be substan- bridge,” he said. “It’s ulti- tial delays,” he said. mately up to the truck- AlcatelA One Touch™ Ultra Cynthia Scott, the wife ing company to figure 2 yr plan with data required of truck driver William out whether it can get Scott, said Friday from through. It’s their respon- the couple’s home near sibility to make sure the Spruce Grove, Alberta, load they have can travel that her husband saw the on that route.” collapse. Dave Chesson, a state “He looked in the mir- DOT spokesman, said FREE rors and it just dropped there were no signs out of sight,” Cynthia leading up to the bridge Scott said. “I spoke to warning about its clear- him seconds after it hap- ance height. pened. He was just hor- Inslee — who issued rified.” an emergency procla- The spectacular scene mation for surrounding unfolded about 7 p.m. Skagit, Snohomish and on the north section of Whatcom counties — the four-lane Interstate said it will cost $15 mil- 5 bridge near Mount lion to repair the bridge. Vernon, about 60 miles The federal government north of Seattle and 40 has already promised the miles south of the Canada state $1 million in emer- border. gency funding. The Washington State Inslee talked to U.S. Patrol said the truck Transportation Secretary driver works for Mullen Ray LaHood on Friday ™ Samsung Galaxy S® II Samsung Character Trucking in Alberta. The morning. LaHood is $ 99 2 yr plan required tractor-trailer was haul- promising his full sup- 2 yr plan with data required ing a housing for drilling port to get Washington’s 19 equipment southbound main north-south road- NO REBATE when the top right front way repaired as quickly corner of the load struck as possible. several trusses on the Traffic could be affect- north end of the bridge, ed for some time. The ® the patrol said. bridge is used by an aver- Scott voluntarily gave age of 71,000 vehicles a blood sample for an a day, so the roadblock alcohol test and was not will cause a major dis- arrested. A top company ruption in trade and official said the driver tourism between Seattle was amazed by what he and Vancouver, British saw happen. Columbia. WHILE SUPPLIES LAST AT PARTICIPATING LOCATIONS. 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INSIDE TODAY Classified / 3B B Sports www.yourdailyjournal.com Patrick believes running in Indy 500 less likely CONCORD (AP) — “Each year my desire to going to happen, but it’s just In her first full season Danica Patrick still follows race there is less and less not going to be helpful for on the Sprint Cup series, the Indianapolis 500 closely, and my apprehension grows my Cup career,” said Patrick, Patrick ranks 28th in the even pre-organizing her race higher and higher,” Patrick who has run the Indy 500 point standings with only day schedule this Sunday so told The Associated Press seven times. “And at the end one top-10 finish, that being she can watch most of the earlier this week. of the day that’s the most an eighth place finish in the event. Patrick said she briefly important thing.” season-opening Daytona As for participating in the contemplated pulling “dou- Patrick’s history in 500. She’s finished 25th race again, that’s a different ble duty” this year and rac- IndyCar is well known, and or worse in nine of the 11 story. ing in the Indianapolis 500 she did well at the Indy 500, Sprint Cup point races this Patrick, who first earned and the Coca-Coca 600 at too. She qualified fourth in season. her popularity in open-wheel Charlotte Motor Speedway 2005, eventually led 29 laps Stewart thinks the idea racing, said her focus is on on the same day just as her during her open-wheel career of Patrick focusing on the Sprint Cup series and the current team owner Tony and finished third in 2009 NASCAR is a good idea. chances of her running at the Stewart has done in the past. after challenging for the win. “It makes for a very, very Mike McCarn | AP Photo Indy 500 become “less and But Patrick thought better Patrick now wants her long day,” said Stewart, who Danica Patrick plans on watching Sunday’s Indianapolis 500 less likely with each passing of the idea. attention on getting better at pulled double duty in 1999 but isn’t thinking about racing in the event any time soon. year.” “I thought this year was NASCAR racing. and 2001. Keselowski still has faith despite difficult start CONCORD (AP) — he knows the speed for Defending series cham- the No. 2 Penske Racing pion Brad Keselowski Ford is as strong as ever. believes he’s still the fast- “If there were a right- est in Sprint Cup, even if side seat and you rode his results four months with me through the last into the season don’t bear two or three mile-and- that out. half (tracks), you’d go, Keselowski is winless ‘Damn, we’re the fastest and seventh in points car here,’” Keselowski heading into the Coca- said. “Unfortunately, we Cola 600 at Charlotte haven’t produced those Motor Speedway on results and that’s on us to Sunday night. He opened get right.” the season with four While Keselowski straight top-four finishes knows speed is the foun- and seven top 10s in the dation for success, you first eight races. still must execute on Recently, he’s strug- the race track and have gled to stay near the top that lucky streak that Shawn Stinson | Daily Journal with a 33rd -place finish keeps you from getting Richmond Senior pitcher James Buie picks up a sacrifice bunt by Fuquay-Varina’s Tyler Denson. The Bengals won the game 8-1 to at Richmond, an 11th at caught up in wrecks. The force a Game 3 at 7 p.m. today at Raider Field. Talladega and a 32nd at Darlington. team had that in abun- It’s left Keselowski dance last season to win shaking his head because See NASCAR | 4B Bengals force Game 3 Shawn Stinson Sports editor 4A East Region final series FUQUAY-VARINA — It is now down to a one-game winner take Thursday’s result all contest. Game 1 Fuquay-Varina extended the Richmond 3, Fuquay-Varina 2 (Richmond leads 1-0) Friday’s result 4A East Region championship Game 2 series with an 8-1 victory over Fuquay-Varina 8, Richmond 1 Richmond Senior Friday night. (Series tied at 1) The loss snapped a school record Saturday 28-game winning streak and was Game 3 the first defeat for the Raiders Fuquay-Varina at Richmond, 7 p.m since falling in their season open- er at Terry Sanford. The series is now tied at 1 normally do,” Richmond coach 2-0. with the winner of today’s con- Ricky Young said. “That’s why it’s That was all the cushion Brett test advancing to the state finals. a three-game series.” Daniels needed. Richmond hasn’t been to the state The Bengals jumped out front In the Game 1 loss, Daniels championship since 2000, when on the first pitch they saw in the pitched in relief and surrendered it was swept by Apex. Fuquay- bottom of the first as Garrett two runs in one inning of work Varina won the 2002 title in its Suggs sent the offering over the to be saddled with his first loss. only appearance in the finals. center field fence for a lead-off At home, Daniels reverted to his “We didn’t execute, we were home run. Nick Yarbrough added Nell Redmond | AP Photo season-long form and limited Brad Keselowski is seventh in the NASCAR Sprint Cup points out of place on defense, we didn’t a two-out run-scoring single in standings despite not having won a race this season. have good at-bats, things we don’t the frame to extend the lead to See RAIDERS | 2B Detroit’s Sanchez loses no-hit bid in 9th DETROIT (AP) — Anibal to almost the same spot where 10 straight, and their starting Sanchez took a no-hitter into the Pittsburgh’s Josh Harrison’s hit lineup against Sanchez includ- ninth inning before Minnesota’s landed last year when he broke ed four players hitting .212 or Joe Mauer broke it up with a up a no-hit bid by Detroit’s worse. Carroll drew a walk to one-out single, and that was the Justin Verlander, also with two lead off the game, and Sanchez only hit the Detroit right-hander outs to go. issued another to Chris Parmelee allowed in the Tigers’ 6-0 victory Sanchez instinctively reached in the second. Then the 29-year- over the Twins on Friday night. up for Mauer’s hit, but there was old Sanchez, acquired by the Sanchez fell two outs shy of no chance for anyone — least Tigers from the Marlins at mid- his second career no-hitter, but of all the pitcher — to catch it. season last year, settled into thanks to Mauer it was just Sanchez then jerked his head quite a groove. another near miss this season. back and spun in frustration, but NATIONALS 5, PHILLIES 2 There have already been five with a bit of a smile on his face. WASHINGTON (AP) — one-hitters this year, according After he struck out the next Jordan Zimmermann became to STATS. two hitters to end the game, the National League’s first It was Sanchez’s second gem he shared a hug with catcher eight-game winner, and the in about a month — he set a Alex Avila. Sanchez threw 130 Washington Nationals followed a franchise record with 17 strike- pitches. calamitous road trip with a win- outs in eight marvelous innings Jordan Zimmermann, Chris ning start to a homestand, beat- against Atlanta on April 26. Sale, Shelby Miller and Jon ing the Philadelphia Phillies 5-2. Sanchez (5-4) struck out 12 on Lester have also thrown one-hit- Zimmermann (8-2) allowed Friday and allowed three walks. ters this season. That list doesn’t two runs and six hits with no The home crowd gave him a even include Yu Darvish. The walks over seven innings — actu- standing ovation when he came Texas star came within an out ally raising his ERA to 1.71 out to start the ninth, and he of a perfect game at Houston on — on an unseasonably chilly and windy night in the nation’s immediately struck out Jamey April 2, but he allowed a hit and Carlos Osorio | AP Photo Carroll. Mauer, followed with a didn’t finish the game. capital. There was at least a bit Detroit Tigers pitcher Anibal Sanchez allowed one hit in a 6-0 victory over clean line drive up the middle — The last-place Twins have lost See MLB | 4B the Minnesota Twins.

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BRIEFS RSHS sports banquet slated Panel upholds sanctions The Richmond Senior all sports banquet is set for 6 p.m. Tuesday in the school’s cafeteria. The cost is $5 for adults and $3 for children 12 years of age and under. Baseball team looking for player to RCR crew members A 10u travel baseball squad is looking for one player for the upcoming season which begins in June. For information, con- CONCORD (AP) History 300 will take fight with the RCR crew had concluded,” as rea- tact Terry Pettitt at 910-410-8222 or 910-995-3527. — A NASCAR appeals place Saturday, and members, whom team son for their punishment. panel on Friday upheld Scott’s team is eighth in owner Richard Childress Scearce is listed as a Baseball camp to be held at RSHS the penalties for two series points. claimed “were walking to mechanic for Scott’s team Richmond Senior baseball coach Ricky Young will have a Richard Childress Racing RCR chief operating their cars and words were while Costello is listed camp for boys 6 to 12 years of age June 17 to 19 from 9 a.m. Nationwide crew mem- officer Torrey Galida said exchanged with members as an interior specialist. to noon. The cost is $60 and brochures are available at the high bers who are also facing he was unsure whether his from another team, which The two are on probation school. For more information, contact Young at 910-840-4484 criminal charges for fight- organization will appeal led to an altercation.” through Dec. 31. or call the school at 997-9812. ing with Nelson Piquet Jr. the ruling by the three- Piquet also made light Piquet and Scott, Volleyball camp set for RSHS at Richmond International person panel. He said of kicking Scott. meanwhile, are also on Richmond Senior volleyball coach Shellie Wimpey will hold Raceway last RCR appealed “Afterwards on probation, until a volleyball camp for rising sixth- through eighth-grade girls. month. the original deci- pit road, my first June 26, for slam- The camp is scheduled for 9 a.m. to noon June 17 to 19 at the Thomas sion because reaction was to ming their cars school. The cost is $50, which includes a T-shirt. For a copy of Costello and it thought the defend myself. I into each other the application, visit Richmond Senior’s website, click on the Michael Scearce NASCAR penal- had no intent to on the track. Also athletics tab to download the flyer. of driver Brian ties were exces- break the code,” on probation are Scott’s team sive. he posted on Piquet crew chief RSHS soccer camp scheduled were both sus- “We thought it Twitter. “With Chris Carrier and The annual Richmond Senior High soccer camp directed pended for four was unfair that that kick, no by Bennie Howard is set for June 24 to 27 at the high school. Scott crew chief Nationwide we were penal- wonder I race The camp will run from 9 a.m. to noon each day and is open Nelson Piquet Brian Scott Phil Gould. Series races and ized twice both to children from 6 to 18 years of age. The cost is $65 with dis- cars and not play The appeal on fined $15,000 with criminal counts given for families which enroll more than one of their soccer.” Friday was heard each. The suspensions children in the camp. Among the scheduled instructors are action and the penalty Henrico County police by Dick Berggren, a long- begin next week at Scotland coach Colin McDavid, Pinecrest coach Ray Blatz and from NASCAR,” Galida charged Scearce with two time racing broadcaster Union Pines coach Jeremy Blake. Applications are available at Dover. The two will be said. counts of misdemeanor and magazine editor who the FirstHealth Fitness Center, Hibbett Sports and Dunham’s able to return in late June The altercation hap- assault. Costello received was lead pit reporter Sports. For information, contact Howard at 910-277-1869, at Kentucky, NASCAR pened long after Scott one count of misdemean- on FOX from 2001 until 910-639-2453 or 910-997-9812, ext. 1104 or 2056. spokesman Kerry Tharp and Piquet tangled on or assault. Galida said 2012; Ed Clark, presi- said. the track and then on pit both men have a court dent of Atlanta Motor RSHS to offer hoops camp Tharp said suspension road after the race. Scott date in late June. Speedway; and Doug The Richmond Senior High basketball camp is set for July was put off until next approached Piquet, and NASCAR cited Costello Fritz, president of Iowa 16 to 18 at the school. The camp is open to children from week because “we’re Piquet shoved him and and Scearce for “actions Speedway and a former 6 to 14 years of age and will be led the Richmond boys and already well into a race kicked Scott in the groin. detrimental to stock car president at Richmond. girls coaching staff of David Laton, Victoria DeFrate, Donald weekend at Charlotte Piquet tweeted later after racing. Involved in an Shawn Rogers was the Pettigrew and Ted Gaskins. The cost is $60 and discounts Motor Speedway.” The the race a friend of his altercation with another appellate administrator, will be provided to families which enroll more than one of Nationwide Series’ hurt his shoulder in the competitor after the race who did not vote. their children in the camp. For information, contact DeFrate at 814-482-0160 or 910-997-9812 ext. 2124. Youth golf offered at Loch Haven Raiders Loch Haven Golf Course will offer a Junior Golf Program Wherever you are, we’re there. on Mondays and Thursdays. There will be six juniors per From page 1B class and the cost is $20 per session, each session lasts four Richmond to one run and 24/7. weeks. There are two remaining sessions to be offered this scattered eight hits in a summer. The beginner class is for children from 8 to 10 years complete game to improve of age and the intermediate class for children 10 to 12 years to 12-1. old. Beginner classes are offered on Monday or Thursday The Raiders pushed from 3:15 to 4 p.m., while the intermediate classes are held across their lone run in Monday or Thursday from 4 to 4:45 p.m. For information, the fourth. Bradley Brown contact the course at 910-895-3295. smashed a leadoff double Basketball camp offered at Rohanen down the right-field line www.yourdailyjournal.com The Rohanen Middle School Basketball Camp is scheduled and scored on a single by Richmond County Daily Journal for June 17 to 21. The camp is open for boys and girls from 5 James Buie to trim the to 16 years of age. The sessions will run from 8 a.m. to noon deficit to 3-1. each day and the cost is $40 per child, which includes a free Fuquay-Varina quickly T-shirt. The camp will work with participants on skills like responded with a run of BUNDLE & SAVE! dribbling, shooting and passing. For information, contact its own in the home-half Frank Harrington at 910-315-1610 or 910-995-1064. of the frame before put- ON DIGITAL SERVICES Cheerleader camp set for RSHS ting the contest out of This summer’s Raider Cheer Camp is slated for July 29 to reach with four runs in FOR YOUR HOME Aug. 1. the sixth to force a Game 3. Swimming lessons to begin “We will come out ready The City of Rockingham Parks and Recreation is offer- tomorrow,” Richmond ing swimming lessons this summer. The lessons are offered for children 4 to 6 years of age and 7 and older. The cost is shortstop Drew Butler $40, with a discount offered for two or more children. The said. “It’s going to be one sessions, which are held daily, will begin June 10 and run game to get into the state through June 21. The second session is July 1 to 12 and the finals.” final session will take place July 22 to Aug. 2. The classes for Richmond fell in Game the 7 and above group is held from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m., while 3 of the East Region last the 4 to 6 group will have its sessions from 11 a.m. to noon. season at Middle Creek For information or to register, contact the City of Rockingham 8-2. Butler thinks the Parks and Recreation Department at 910-895-6810. experience could benefit Youth football team to accept signups the Raiders against the DIGITAL TV The RC Raiders youth football team will be holding regis- Bengals. tration for the upcoming season on Saturdays at the practice “I think we can take field at Richmond Senior High School. There will be three some notes from last HIGH-SPEED INTERNET divisions — 8 to 9, 10 to 11 and 12 to 13. In addition to the year,” Butler said. “It age restriction, there will also be a maximum weight for each helps a lot we are going DIGITAL PHONE division. For information, contact Gary Lovin at 910-582-2015. to be playing at home. 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Weekender, Weekender, May May 25, 25-26, 2013 2013 www.yourdailyjournal.com www.yourdailyjournal.com Advertisement Of Tax Liens On Real Estate For Unpaid 2012 Taxes In The Town Of Dobbns Heights Under and by virtue of the authority vested in me by Section EASTERLING LEROY & D DEBERRY LOT VAC LONGWOOD PARK 749106288779 $8.11 MCNEIL VICKIE L LT VAC GORDON HEIGHTS LT 749218306166 $28.55 EDWARDS MARY ANN ROSE ST/LOT 3 & 1999 SW 749217105042 $50.24 MCNEILL DOROTHY D LOT NEAR AIRPORT 749203322535 $19.99 105-369 of North Carolina General Statutes and pursuant to an ELLERBE PALLIE LT1&HSE WARREN HGTS ADDI 749217114021 $97.11 MCNEILL JOHNNY LOTS ROSE ST 749217107994 $16.86 order of the Town of Dobbins Heights Councils, I am hereby- ELLERBE ROSEANNA LOT 749218411863 $8.43 MCQUEEN ROBERT & TERESA LT & DWIDE 749106297351 $254.53 advertising Tax Liens for the 2012 upon the real estate described ELLERBE ROSEANNA LT OFF OLD HWY 77 & DWEL 749218410677 $37.06 MCRAE BILLY LT19&SWMH SUNSET PARK 749218326487 $1.00 below. The amount advertised includes interest and cost for May ELLIOTT JAMES A VACANT LOT 749218313695 $11.32 MCRAE FRED JR & LT & DWELL GOODWIN AVE 749218218313 $206.04 EVANS KATRINA S & JAMES LOT VAC 749217113515 $8.43 MCRAE IRIS J LOTS & BLDG ROBS PLACE 749105187293 $289.94 2013 and the omission of interest and costs of the advertised will FELDER JOHN C LOTS VAC BROWN ST 749217204256 $16.86 MCRAE IRIS J & W 29 749105186087 $16.54 not consitute a waiver of the taxing unit’s claim for thos items. FELDER OZIE JR & LAQUANNA LOT & HOUSE BROWN ST 749217204373 $60.05 MCRAE JERRY L LT & DWELL WARREN HEIGHT 749217117675 $25.71 Properties are identifi ed by the tax parcel number and the name of FELTON LEE ERNEST LT&VAC WARREN HEIGHTS 749217214873 $17.36 MCRAE MARTHA PT AC DICKERSON LD DWELL 749203323703 $79.67 FERGUSON SALLIE EST LT WALL ST DWELL 749218324127 $229.07 MCRAE STEVE WI LT HSE NOLF 749105280051 $75.05 which the property was listed on January 1, 2012. For properties FIELDS COLETTE LOT DOBBINS ST 749218301253 $7.92 MCSWEEN EVELYN E LT&VAC WARREN HGTS ADDIT 749105198330 $23.78 whose ownership has changed since January 1, 2012 the name FLOWERS MARVIN L & MARIA WARREN HGTS 749217116441 $16.86 MCSWEEN JAMES DARRELL LT14&HSE DOBBINS ESTATE 749106390690 $110.29 of the owner when the taxes became delinquent. If the taxes re- FORTE SAMUEL LOT HARVEY ST 749218329107 $9.41 MELTON SHARI LOT VAC 749217104817 $11.00 FURLOW LORENZA & VIOLA LOT HAILEY FERRY R 749105293065 $8.47 MELTON SHARI LT HAILEY FERRY RD DWELL 749106296622 $112.02 main unpaid, the lien may be foreclosed by the taxing unit and the GAYLE WILLIAM S AC VAC 749203233414 $0.61 MELTON VANNAH LEE EST C/O LOT AND BLDGS PERS 749106295594 $74.69 property sold to satisfy the taxing unit is claim for taxes. These GOGINENI GAUTAM LOT AND VACANT 749105280751 $7.84 METZ JAMES HERBERT LOT & DWELLING DAVIS ST 749106286980 $160.54 collection precedures do no apply to taxplayers which may be GOGINENI GAUTAM LOT 12 & VACANT 749106391762 $9.64 MOORE ALEXANDER EST & MELINDA LOT MH & ADD 749106296483 $27.49 under US bankruptyPlan. This 23th, day of May 2013. The fol- GOULD BRYAN DONTE LT & DWELL/107 DOBBINS S 749218301533 $175.23 MOORE DONNA P LOT&HSE WARREN HGTS ADDI 749217200507 $8.43 GOULD KATINA ANN LT1 & HOUSE WARREN HGTS 749217204937 $168.74 MOORE MARTON & DONNA LOT HAILEY FERRY RD VAC 749105292044 $9.41 lowing taxes had not been paid by 5:00 p.m. on May 21, 2013 GRAY BERTHA LOT MOORE AVE 749217111459 $10.32 MOORE MARTON & DONNA LOT HAILET FERRY RD 749105292088 $19.09 GREENPOINT CREDIT LLC LOT VAC & 98 SWMH 749218218774 $38.94 MOORE RAMONA & BRYON LT & DWELL WARREN HEIGHT 749218215134 $229.02 Kathryn Adams, GRIFFIN EDITH ET AL LOT&VAC WOOLEY LAND 749203229698 $25.53 MOORE SUSIE & BARNES KARY LEE LTS&VAC WARREN HGHTS 749217129098 $10.12 GWISHIRI VELMA LT VAC LOVE ST LONGWOOD 749106289827 $9.63 MOORE SUSIE & BARNES KARY LEE LT14&VAC WARREN HGTS 749217129051 $5.06 Tax Collector GWISHIRI VELMA LOT VAC 749217221070 $5.06 MOORE SUSIE BARNES ESTATE LOT & VAC 749105186259 $33.36 Town of Dobbins Heights GWISHIRI VELMA ET AL LOTS VAC LOVE ST 749106390177 $8.72 MOREQUITY INC AC VAC PAGE ST 749105183460 $8.96 GWISHIRI VELMA ET AL LOTS VAC 749106299178 $18.01 MORRISON HAYWOOD SR & JOSEPH LT&HSE WARREN HGTS ADDIT 749218311436 $219.88 ADAMS CARRIE LOT ROSE ST 749217106534 $12.06 GWISHIRI VELMA ET AL LOTS VAC LONGWOOD PARK 749106289967 $13.38 MORRISON LENORA & VANDER LEE LT HAILEY FERRY ROAD DWE 749218209471 $147.60 ADDISON ANTHONY 127 JONES/MCGEE ST 749218306651 $73.85 GWISHIRI VELMA ET AL LOT 132 & SWMH 749106298085 $25.64 MORRISON MARGIE M & FELICIA LOT & DWELLING 749218303720 $22.05 ALLEN ADAM D & BEULAH DAVIS ST VAC LOT 749106390551 $9.64 HAILEY LOTTIE LOT PERS DWELLING 749218310301 $230.00 MUMFORD HELEN A LOT & HOUSE PERS 749218412949 $142.15 ALMON BRENDA & TAMMY LOT MORROW ST 749217116073 $8.43 HAITH PECOLIA M LOT VAC GORDON STREET 749218303432 $7.35 MUSE R C & LILLIAN LOTS 749105281339 $18.41 ALMON BRENDA J LOT ON ROSE ST 749217118045 $8.43 HAITH PECOLIA M LOTS AIRPORT ST 749203424767 $16.27 NEWTON CYNTHIA R LT & SWIDE 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DWELLING PAGE ST 749105184672 $200.16 00613060 NASCAR MLB From page 1A From page 1B Keselowski’s first title. envisioned. He won’t have of heat from the Nationals’ Sanchez was able to the second on Overbay’s ble in the fifth, allowed “We haven’t put two or crew chief Paul Wolfe this bats, which have been field himself. The follow- two-run double and an four runs and six hits in 7 three together to really weekend as he serves his going through such a cold ing inning, Brian Dozier RBI single by Nix. 2-3 innings. He left in the build the house that it two-race suspension for spell that manager Davey nearly broke up the no-hit David Phelps (3-2), eighth after it appeared takes to win,” he said. unapproved parts at the Johnson said before the bid when he hit a slow who retired his first 13 he was hit on the right “I feel like this weekend, race in Texas. Keselowski game he wouldn’t shave roller to shortstop Jhonny batters before James arm by a drive up the along with any other has also dealt with situ- again until his lineup Peralta and almost beat Loney hit a one-out dou- middle by Ben Zobrist. weekend, could be that ations of his own mak- started hitting. the throw the first. chance and that opportu- ing, like his Twitter rant As it turned out, the YANKEES 9, RAYS 4 nity.” criticizing David Ragan’s Nationals scored their ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Keselowski’s chances final restart position at most runs in a week, and (AP) — Brett Gardner, MARTIN MOVERS didn’t get the strongest Talladega — an opinion they got four or more Lyle Overbay and Jayson Residential & Commercial start at Charlotte. He Keselowski later apolo- in the same inning for Nix each drove in two qualified 20th fastest for gized for after learning the first time in almost a runs, and the New York Matt O'Neal: Moving Planner NASCAR’s longest event that NASCAR told Ragan month. Yankees beat the Tampa — nearly 4 mph behind to switch positions. Phillies starter Kyle Bay Rays 9-4 on Friday 2206 Fayetteville Road pole-sitter Denny Hamlin Ragan was victorious at Kendrick (4-3) had his night. Rockingham, NC 28379 — and will start outside Talladega. shortest outing of the sea- Gardner made it 5-0 00606623 the top 10 for the sixth “Look, I’m not perfect. I son. with a two-run homer off Work (910) 895-2700 straight race. know that and I don’t pre- Parmelee led off the Roberto Hernandez (2-5) Fax Resident (910) 895-2772 [email protected] It’s not the sort of fol- tend to be,” the 29-year- fifth with a hard ground- during the fourth. The [email protected] low-up season Keselowski old Keselowski said. er up the middle that Yankees took a 3-0 lead in Weekender, May 25-26, 2013 Living Mudd, Harper to exchange vows Coward turns 1 Mr. and Mrs. Archie Anderson Mudd Jr. of Laurinburg are Harrison Edward pleased to announce the engage- Coward, son of Chad and ment of their son Archie Anderson Shannon Graves Coward “Andrew” Mudd III, to Crystal of Rockingham, turned Dawn Harper of Fairmont. 1 year old on April 4, The bride is the daughter of 2013. Bryon Harper and Norma Hill Harrison is the brother of Fairmont. She attended The of Braxton, Madason and University of North Carolina at Annason Coward. He is Pembroke and is employed by also the grandson of Jerry BB&T Centralized Operations. She and Barbara Tew, Jimmie is the granddaughter of Mr. and and Brenda Coward Mrs. Curtis Speights and Mr. and and the late Brenda Mrs. Hudson Harper. Spivey Coward, all of The groom is a 2009 gradu- Rockingham. Harrison Harrison Coward is the great grandson of ate of The University of North Crouch, Heather, Little Carolina at Pembroke and is cur- T.B. and Louise Greene of Rockingham, Robert Joe, Kaylan and Jackson rently employed by Fastenal in Parsons, Jill and Alley Lumberton. He is the grandson Gibbs of Hickory, the late Mackey Louise Spivey of Crouch, Pastor Gene of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Rogers of and Cathy Alexander, Laurel Hill and the late Mr. and Concord, and the late Jim Cleon Coward of Amy Wilkerson, Jasmine Mrs. Archie Mudd of Rockingham. Ewing, Jesse and Amy The wedding is planned for June Rockingham. He celebrated his 1st Kraus, Brandon and 29, 2013, at Springfield Church of Justin Estridge, Annaka God. The reception and rehearsal birthday on April 13, at and Ava Cox, Kim Unger, dinner will be held at the Thomas First Assembly of God, Terrie and Bella Miller, Walton Manor in Laurinburg. with a Max and Ruby- Andrew Mudd and Crystal Harper themed cookout. Joining Faith and Gabrielle and in celebration, in addi- Trae Jones, Rita English, tion to his parents, sib- Jan and Madeline lings, grand and great Carriker, Johnny and Wall couple celebrate 50 years of marriage grand parents were Debbie Clayton and Iris McDonald, Kay Libbie and April Whitley. Leon Wall and Pauline Patterson Wall celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on Saturday, May 4, at Coward twins turn 3 the Cole Center on the campus of Richmond Community College. Madason Renae and About 150 family members and Annason Louise Coward, friends joined them in celebration. twin daughters of Chad and The couple renewed their marriage Shannon Graves Coward vows followed by a grand wedding of Rockingham, turned anniversary reception, hosted by 3-years-old on April 11, their children and grandchildren. 2013. The couple were married April 28, Madason and Annason are the sisters of Braxton 1963. Pauline, the daughter of the and Harrison Coward and late Nollie and Katie Patterson, is the granddaughters of Jerry retired from Burlington Industries. and Barbara Tew, Jimmie Leon, the son of the late Woodrow and Brenda Coward and the and Lillie Wall, is retired from CSX late Brenda Spivey Coward Railroad. Both Pauline and Leon all of Rockingham. They are grew up in the Philadelphia com- the great-granddaughters munity of Rockingham. of T.B. and Louise Greene Madason and Annason Coward Pauline and Leon have been of Rockingham, Robert Heather, Little Joe, Kaylan blessed with three children and Gibbs of Hickory, the late and Jackson Parsons, Jill seven grandchildren. Pauline and Leon Wall Mackey and Louise Spivey of Concord, and the late and Alley Crouch, Pastor Jim and Cleon Coward of Gene and Cathy Alexander, Rockingham. Amy Wilkerson, Jasmine The girls celebrated Ewing, Jesse and Amy Restaurant learns online reviews can make or break their 3rd birthday on April Kraus, Brandon and Justin 13, at First Assembly Estridge, Annaka and Ava Cox, Kim Unger, Terrie Cristina Silva of God with a Max and Associated Press Ruby themed cookout. and Bella Miller, Faith and Joining in the celebration Gabrielle and Trae Jones, SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — It was the in addition to their parents, Rita English, Jan and customer service disaster heard around brothers, grand and great Madeline Carriker, Johnny the Internet. grand parents were Iris and Debbie Clayton and An Arizona restaurateur, fed up after McDonald, Kay Crouch, Libbie and April Whitley. years of negative online reviews and an embarrassing appearance on a real- ity television show, allegedly posted a social media rant laced with salty language and angry, uppercase letters Fox show brings that quickly went viral last week, to the delight of people who love a good Internet meltdown. “I AM NOT STUPID ALL OF YOU messy workplaces ARE,” read the posting on the Facebook wall of Amy’s Baking Co. in Scottsdale, Ariz. “YOU JUST DO NOT KNOW to the TV screen GOOD FOOD.” It was, to put it kindly, not a best busi- Associated Press David Bauder ness practice. Add to that an appearance After a particularly ugly TV experience, Amy’s Baking Company in Scottsdale, Ariz., is Associated Press earlier this month on the Fox reality TV fighting back and trying to raise awareness for cyber-bullying. It is doing this after curs- show “Kitchen Nightmares” — where ing out critics of its TV experience on its Facebook page. The restaurant temporarily NEW YORK — This time “you’re fired” is more than celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay gave closed after the ‘Kitchen Nightmares’ episode aired. a Donald Trump catchphrase. Fox is turning the firing of up on trying to reform the restaurant real people from real jobs into prime-time entertainment after the owners refused to listen to on social media and telling all their out. It was the first time he wasn’t starting this week. friends and friends of friends how bad his advice — and you have a recipe for able to save a business, according to The network on Thursday began airing “Does Someone the soup was and why they should find the show. disaster. Have to Go?” a series where cameras go into small busi- “That’s probably the worst thing that other places to get soup in the future, Amy’s Baking Co. temporar- nesses and employees are compelled to rat out underper- can happen,” said Sujan Patel, founder so it takes the customer experience to ily closed last week after the episode forming colleagues. At the end, they chose one co-worker and CEO of Single Grain, a digital mar- another level,” said Tom Garrity of the aired. A Bouzaglo spokesman said keting agency in San Francisco. Garrity Group, a public relations firm in the couple wasn’t available for an to recommend for firing. In the evolving world of online mar- New Mexico. interview. The restaurant’s answering “This is the thing they promise to do in retreats but keting, where the power of word of “The challenge becomes — how do machine was full. Emails and Facebook nobody really does it,” said Mike Darnell, executive in mouth has been wildly amplified by you respond when someone doesn’t messages were not returned. charge of alternative programming for Fox. the whims and first impressions of think your food or product is as great A wall post published last week Darnell and Fox have pushed the boundaries of reality anonymous reviewers posting on doz- as you think it is?” claimed the restaurant’s Facebook, TV since it was first recognized as a genre, from the highs ens of social media websites, online In Amy and Samy Bouzaglo’s case, Yelp and Twitter accounts had been of “American Idol” to the lows of “Who Wants to Marry a comments, both good and bad, and the the bad reviews were compounded hacked, but hundreds of commenters Multimillionaire?” He said he sees “Does Someone Have reactions they trigger from managers, by their reality TV experience. The expressed doubt. Social media sites to Go?” as a new direction for a programming form domi- can make all the difference between couple said during a recent episode of show someone posting as a mem- nated by singing and dancing competitions. higher revenues and empty storefronts. “Kitchen Nightmares” that they need- ber of the Bouzaglo family had been It’s a revamped version of a show, then called “Someone’s Hotels, restaurants and other busi- ed professional guidance after years insulting customers over negative Gotta Go,” that Fox had been working on with the nesses that depend on good custom- of battling terrible online reviews. reviews since at least 2010. Endemol production company four years ago. In its initial er service reviews have all grappled They opened the pizzeria about six The story bounced across the incarnation, employees were given the power to determine in recent years with how to respond years ago. Internet, generating thousands of who should be laid off within companies that needed to online feedback on sites such as “Kitchen Nightmares” follows comments on Facebook, Yelp and to shrink for economic reasons. The show drew awful Twitter, Foursquare, Yelp, Facebook and Ramsay as he helps rebuild strug- Twitter, and prompting nearly 36,000 advance publicity — one magazine called it a step toward Instagram, where comments can often gling restaurants. After one bite, he people to sign a petition on Change. public executions — and never aired. be more vitriol than in-person reviews quickly deemed Amy’s Baking Co. a org that asks the Department of Labor “The network decided the heat was too intense given the because of the anonymous shield many disaster and chided the Bouzaglos to look into the Bouzaglo’s practice of economic climate,” Darnell said. “We never lost our affinity social media websites provide. for growing increasingly irate over pocketing their servers’ tips. for the idea.” No matter how ugly the reviews his constructive feedback. Among his While many corporations hire com- Along with the softer name, the new version takes the get, businesses need to be willing to many critiques: The store-bought ravi- munications experts to respond to economy out of it; productivity and personality are at the acknowledge mistakes and offer dis- oli smelled “weird,” a salmon burger every tweet, Facebook message and roots of employment decisions. A firing isn’t necessarily counts to lure unhappy customers back, was overcooked and a fig pizza was online review, the wave of digital feed- mandated — probation or options like anger management digital marketing experts said. too sweet and arrived on raw dough. back can be especially challenging for counseling are considered. Within the three companies “In the past, people just sent bad “You need thick skin in this busi- small businesses with small staffs, profiled for the six episodes, Darnell said that people are soup back. Well, now they are getting ness,” Ramsay said before walking digital consultants said. fired.

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Enjoy a cup dogs, baked beans, french Rockingham VFW Post every second and fourth HAMLET V.F.W.: ROCKINGHAM: of coffee, light refresh- fries, hush puppies, cole 4203 at Old River Road Thursday at 7 p.m. at Post 7314 meets second Men’s Club meets sec- ment and conversation. slaw, cake and soda. To and Caroline Street. FirstHealth Richmond Sunday of each month at ond Monday of each The facilitator is Anthony pre-order, call 582-5558 Meeting begins at 7 p.m. Memorial Hospital. 2 p.m. at Post Home on month at 7 p.m. at McIver with Kings or 995-3615. BOOK CLUB: Hardee KIWANIS CLUB: Boyd Lake Road, Hamlet. East Rockingham Fire Wood Nursing Center in CHAPTER 1895 wel- Girl’s Book Club meets Meets every Tuesday ROCKINGHAM Department. Aberdeen. The group is comes all Federal/Postal 10 a.m. the second at 1 p.m. for lunch at V.F.W.: Post 4203 meets NARFE: Sandhills co-sponsored by the Area employees, retirees, Monday of each month Shoney’s. second Thursday of each Chapter 1895 of National Aging Administration of spouses/surviving spous- at Hamlet Senior Center. MASONS: Rockingham month at 7 p.m. at Post Association of Retired Lumber River Council of es to meetings, held RICHMOND Masonic Lodge 495 AF Home, 4203 River Road, Federal Employees Governments. each 2nd Monday of the COUNTY AMATEUR & AM meets first and Rockingham. meets second Monday RICHMOND month. Additional infor- RADIO CLUB: meets third Monday of each VFW AUXILIARY: of each month at 10:30 COUNTY mation about NARFE is on the second Saturday month at 7:30 p.m. at Ladies Auxiliary to a.m. at Community DEMOCRATIC available by contacting: each month at 9 a.m. in Rockingham Masonic Veterans of Foreign Wars Congregational Church, WOMEN meet at 6 George/Julina LeVander the Richmond County Lodge on Fayetteville Post 4203 meets second 141 North Bennett p.m. on the last Monday (910) 895-9657; Sheila Emergency Services Road, Rockingham. Thursday of each month St., Southern Pines. of each month. For Lang (910) 448-0704, or Office, 319 S. Lawrence MASONS: Hamlet at 7 p.m. at Post Home, Information, George more information, call Vilma Geisert (910) 215- St., Rockingham. Masonic Lodge No. 532 River Road, Rockingham. LeVander, 895-9657. President Pam Dillman 5898. RICHMOND A.F.&A.M. meets second POST 49: American RICHMOND at 895-2774. THE DOBBINS COUNTY HISTORICAL and fourth Thursday of Legion and Auxiliary COUNTY NAACP APPOINTMENTS HEIGHTS SOCIETY: Meets third each month at Masonic meets third Tuesday each YOUTH COUNCIL will FOR LEGAL CONCERNED Monday monthly at 7 Lodge, 307 Main St., month at Post Home, meet every 1st Monday ASSISTANCE — CITIZENS GROUP will p.m. in Rockingham City Hamlet. Boyd Lake Road, Hamlet. of every month at 7 p.m. Every third Friday of meet at 6 p.m. on the first Hall, 514 Rockingham MASONS: Hamlet POST 147: American at the NAACP Office in each month, a parale- Monday of the month Road, unless otherwise Review Lodge No. 105, Legion meets first Friday Hamlet. gal with Legal Aid of at the Dobbins Heights announced. Call 895- PHA, 510 Pine St., meets each month 7:30 p.m. AMVETS: Post 316 North Carolina, Inc. is Community Center, 195 9057. first and third Tuesday of Post Home off Ledbetter meets the last Tuesday available to meet with Daniels St. RICHMOND each month at 7:30 p.m. Lake Road, Rockingham. of each month at 7 p.m. interested persons at the AUTISM SOCIETY COUNTY WOMAN’S MASONS: Day Springs ROCKINGHAM at the East Rockingham Hamlet Senior Center by OF NC — RICHMOND CLUB: Meets fourth Lodge 44 meetings held LIONS: Club meets sec- Fire Department. appointment to provide COUNTY CHAPTER Tuesday of each month first and third Tuesdays ond and fourth Monday WOODMEN OF assistance in non-crimi- meets on the third at 6 p.m. at FirstHealth of each month at 7 of each month at 7:15 WORLD: Meets at 6:30 nal matters (family law, Saturday of the month Richmond Memorial p.m., located on Stewart p.m. at Lions Clubhouse, p.m. on the first Monday public assistance, hous- at 10 a.m. at FirstHealth Hospital cafeteria. Street, Rockingham. U.S. 220 N., Rockingham. of each month at Shoney’s ing, consumer protec- Richmond Memorial. WOMAN’S CLUB OF Contact Ras Rush at 910- HAMLET LIONS: Restaurant, Rockingham. tion, etc). The service is THE HAMLET HAMLET: Meets second 206-0252. Club meets first and third WUSA: Women Unique free to low-income adults HISTORIC DEPOT Monday of each month, MASONS: Elberta Thursday each month at in Spiritual Harmony, age 60 or older. For infor- AND MUSEUMS are September through May, Masonic Lodge # 654 7 p.m. at Lions Building, support group for women mation and to schedule available for tours at 7 p.m. at Hamlet meets the 1st and 3rd junction U.S. 74 and N.C. with problems, meets 7 an appointment, call the Monday through Friday, Woman’s Clubhouse, Oak Tuesday of each month 38, Hamlet. to 9 p.m. every Monday center at 582-7985. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. It is Street, Hamlet. at 7:30 p.m. Dinner will ELLERBE LIONS: at Haven of Truth FREE GED CLASS — also open Saturday and RICHMOND be served on the 1st Club meets first and third Deliverance Church, U.S. Richmond Community Sunday, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. SERVICE LEAGUE: Tuesday. Thursday of each month 1 North and Patterson College has a free GED For any questions, please (Formerly Rockingham SQUARE DEAL: at 7 p.m. at Ellerbe Lions Road. Information, 895- class at Poplar Springs call (910) 417-7791. Junior Woman’s Club) Lodge 801, 29th Masonic Club Park, Church Street 7050 or 997-3595. Baptist Church at ORDER OF Meets on the fourth District, regular commu- Ext., Ellerbe. ORDER OF EASTERN 478 Sandhills Road in EASTERN STAR: Open Tuesday of the month. nication first and third ELLERBE CIVITAN STAR: Palestine Chapter Rockingham. Tuesdays Springs Chapter 320 For more information, Tuesday of each month at CLUB: Meets every sec- 79 meets at 6 p.m. third and Thursdays from meets second Monday call Dena Cook at 910- 7 p.m. at 294 N. Bridges ond and fourth Thursday 5 to 8 p.m. Call Terry of each month at 7:30 895-8491 or Melanie St., Hamlet. at 7 p.m. at the Ellerbe See CALENDAR | 3C Thompson at 410-1787 p.m. at Day Springs for information. Enroll Lodge on Stewart Street. any time. Rockingham. Questions, SATURDAY, MAY 25 TIME WARNER CABLE S1 - DISH NETWORK S2 - DIRECTV ORDER OF THE call Cynthia, 997-3451. EASTERN STAR NATIONAL 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 12 AM 12:30 S1 S2 Open Spring Chapter RAILROAD: Museum ABC Entertainment Tonight Bet on Your Baby (N) Ultimate BBQ Cookout Body of Proof "Lost Souls" Eyewitness (:35) Race / (:50) C.Minds (:50) Burn 9 9 320 meets at 6:30 p.m. and Hall of Fame, (9) WSOC 9 Weekend Countdown (P) (N) News Notice "Pilot" on the second Monday Business Hwy. 74 East, CBS Paid Paid The Mentalist "Cherry 48 Hours "The Preacher's 48 Hours "Dirty Little Secret" News (:35) (:05) (:35) Alien of each month at 118 Hamlet. Open Saturdays (3) (3) (13) (3) (3) (3) (3) (3) WBTV 3 3 South Stewart Street 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. and 3 (5) On (5) A. Griffith Picked" Wife" (3) (:20) Sports Attorney America Now (5) (:35) (5) WRAL 5 Rockingham Sundays 1 p.m. until 4 Record Show "The (5) News (5) C.Minds Inside Ed. (13) WBTW 13 Contact person: Addie p.m. and other times by (13) Fortune Bed Jacket" (13) News (13) Burn (13) Paid NBC Jeopardy! Wheel of NHL Hockey Stanley Cup Playoffs Detroit Red Wings vs. Chicago Blackhawks Western WCNC News Saturday Night Live M. Robinson, 910-206- appointment. 36 36 1186 NEW CHOICES (36) WCNC 6 Weekend Fortune Conference Semifinal Game 5 Site: United Center -- Chicago, Ill. (L) COMMUNITY BIBLE PROGRAM: First PBS Lawrence Welk "Something As Time Goes As Time Goes Doc Martin "In Loco" Louisa Death in Paradise MI-5 Calum is mugged and his Austin City Limits 4 30 STUDY meets each Things First Workshop (4) WUNC 4 About a Hometime Band" By By is up for a promotion. laptop stolen. "Radiohead" Thursday at 7 p.m. 325 and Seminar Series held FOX MLB Baseball Atlanta Braves vs. New York Mets Site: Citi Field -- Flushing, N.Y. (L) FOX News Fox News Got Hell's Kitchen "9 Chefs Ben and Kate Always Sunny 18 18 Long Drive, Rockingham every Wednesday from 1 (18) WCCB 11 Late Edition Game Compete" "Bake Off" (across from Perdue) For p.m. to 2 p.m. For more (46) CW 8 Two and Half Two and Half Leverage "The Lost Heir Job" Leverage "The Ice Man Job" Cold Case Files '70s Show 30 Rock Rules of Eng Old Christine 46 46 more information, call information, call 910- Evangelist Robert David 997-4944. (55) MNT 17 Family Guy Family Guy Law & Order "DWB" Law & Order "Bait" My TV News HollyScoop Mr. Box Mr. Box Paid Program Paid Program 55 55 Sr. at 910-461-9186 HAMLET BUSINESS (64) ION 10 The Browns The Browns C.Minds "To Hell/ And Back" The Closer "Culture Shock" Eyewit. News (:35) Hot Topics (:05) OMG (:35) Ent. Tonight (:35) Hollywd. 64 64 HARDEE GIRL’S DEVELOPMENT A&E 36 Longmire Longmire "8 Seconds" Longmire Longmire Longmire Longmire "8 Seconds" 118 265 BOOK CLUB meets on ASSOCIATION meets AMC 27 (4:30) The Last Samurai Con Air (1997, Action) John Cusack, John Malkovich, Nicolas Cage. Con Air (1997, Action) John Cusack, John Malkovich, Nicolas Cage. 130 254 the 2nd Monday of each on the fourth Tuesday of month at 10 a.m. at the the month in the Hamlet ANPL 38 Man-Eating Super Snake Man-Eating Super Croc Animal Attacks Man-Eating Super Squid Animal Attacks Man-Eating Super Squid 184 282 Hamlet Senior Center. Historic Depot. BET 59 (5:30) Deliver Us From Eva Are We There Yet? (2005, Comedy) Nia Long, Jay Mohr, Ice Cube. B.A.P.S ('97, Com) Halle Berry, Natalie Desselle. Beauty Shop 124 329 Librarian Ginger Haigler, HAMLET HISTORIC BRAVO 37 Housewives/NewJersey Watch What Happens Live How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days ('03, Com) Matthew McConaughey. How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days 129 273 facilitator. DEPOT: Board meets on CMT 51 Reba Reba Reba Reba Reba Reba Dog & Beth: On the Hunt Dog & Beth: On the Hunt Dog & Beth: On the Hunt 166 327 RED HAT CHAPTER the first Tuesday of the CNBC 34 Factories "Harley Davidson" Greed "Talk Radio Takedown" The Suze Orman Show Crowd Rules "Debt" Greed "Talk Radio Takedown" The Suze Orman Show 208 355 VICE QUEENS meet month at 5:30 p.m. in the CNN 32 CNN Newsroom Anderson Cooper There's Something Wrong With Aunt Diane Anderson Cooper Aunt Diane 200 202 the first Tuesday of each Depot. month at 3 p.m. at the ROCKINGHAM COM 52 Movie Get Him to the Greek ('10, Com) Russell Brand, Rose Byrne, Jonah Hill. (:05) Schumer (:35) Schumer (:05) Schumer (:35) Schumer (:05) Tosh.O (:40) Tosh.O 107 249 Hamlet Senior Center. HOUSING DISC 35 Deadliest Catch Deadliest Catch Deadliest C. "Judgment Day" Deadliest C. "Fist to the Face" Deadliest C. "Judgment Day" Deadliest C. "Fist to the Face" 182 278 VETERANS CLUB AUTHORITY: DISN 54 Good Luck ... "All Fall Down" Good Luck ... Good Luck ... Good Luck ... Good Luck ... Dog Blog Shake It Up A.N.T. Farm Good Luck ... Austin/ Ally Good Luck ... 172 290 MEETING meets the Monthly meeting held ESPN-C 69 (6:00) Fastest ('11, Doc) ESPN Films "Senna" ESPN Films "Senna" 30 for 30 "Unmatched" 143 208 2nd Wednesday of each third Tuesday of each ESPN 39 SportsCenter NBA Countdown (L) NBA Basketball Playoffs San Antonio Spurs vs. Memphis Grizzlies (L) SportsCenter 140 206 month at noon at the month at 4:30 p.m. at ESPN2 68 NCAA Champ Update (L) NCAA Softball Division I Tournament Super Regionals (L) NCAA Softball Division I Tournament Super Regionals (L) Baseball Tonight (L) 144 209 Hamlet Senior Center. Rockingham City Hall, Registration is required 514 Rockingham Road, FAM 29 (6:30) A Bug's Life ('98, Ani) Dave Foley. The Incredibles ('04, Ani) Voices of Holly Hunter, Craig T. Nelson. Paul Blart: Mall Cop ('09, Com) Kevin James. 180 311 by the 2nd Monday of the Rockingham. The public FOOD 55 Rest. "Muskrat Mayhem" Restaurant "The Main Dish" Rest. "Bronk's Bar and Grill" Rest. "Something's Fishy" Iron Chef America Rest. "Bronk's Bar and Grill" 110 231 month. is welcome. FSS 40 NCAA Baseball ACC Tournament North Carolina vs. North Carolina State (L) WPT Poker WPT Poker NCAA Baseball 420 630 GRANDPARENTS AL-ALON FAMILY HGTV 46 House Hunter House Hunter Love It or List It Love It or List It House Hunter House Hunter House Hunter House Hunter Love It or List It 112 229 RAISING GROUP: For support HIST 65 Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars 120 269 GRANDCHILDREN for friends and families meet on the 4th Thursday of alcoholics meets at INSP 78 Chaparral "Too Many Chiefs" Bonanza "The Spitfire" The Virginian "A Man Called Kane" The Virginian "Ryker" The Big Valley 259 364 of each month at the 6:30 p.m. each Tuesday LIFE 31 (6:00) Dirty Teacher Taken Back ('12, Thril) Moira Kelly, Amanda Tapping. Trust ('10, Thril) Catherine Keener, Liana Liberato, Clive Owen. Taken Back Amanda Tapping. 108 252 Hamlet Senior Center. at the Samaritan Colony LMN 72 (6:00) Karla Laura Prepon. Maternal Obsession ('12, Dra) Kirsten Prout, Jean Louisa Kelly. Born Bad ('11, Dra) Bonnie Dennison, Meredith Monroe. Maternal Obsession 109 253 Register by calling 582- Chapel, U.S. 220. MTV 43 Ridiculous American Teen (2008, Documentary) Colin Clemens, Hannah Bailey. How High ('01, Com) Redman, Dean Cain, Method Man. Wild 'N Out Wild 'N Out 160 331 7985. THE HUMANE NICK 30 Odd Parents Monsters vs. SanjayCraig Sponge (N) Big Time Rush WendellVinn The Nanny The Nanny Friends (:35) Friends (:05) Friends (:40) Friends 170 299 ALZHEIMER’S SOCIETY OF SCIFI 64 Defiance Defiance Defiance "The Serpent's Egg" Defiance "Brothers in Arms" Defiance "Pilot" Seven alien races arrive on Earth. 122 244 SUPPORT GROUP RICHMOND COUNTY meets the 3rd Wednesday meets every second SPEED 67 Speed Center Lucas Oil (N) Monster Jam (N) Monster Jam (N) Monster Jam (N) Trackside At "Charlotte" NASCAR Auto Racing 150 607 of each month at 10 a.m. Monday at 6:15 p.m. SPIKE 44 (5:30) Star Wars: Episode I: The Phantom Menace Star Wars: Episode II: Attack of the Clones ('02, Sci-Fi) Natalie Portman, Ewan McGregor. Bar Rescue 168 262 at the Hamlet Senior at the HSRC Animal TBS 24 The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang Men at Work Last Laugh? Killers Ashton Kutcher. 139 247 Center. Register by call- Shelter, 529 Business 74 TCM 25 (6:00) Operation Pacific Friendly Persuasion ('56, Dra) Anthony Perkins, Gary Cooper. Sergeant York (1941, War) Walter Brennan, Joan Leslie, Gary Cooper. 132 256 ing 582-7985. West, Rockingham. The TLC 48 Undercover Boss "DirecTV" Undercover Boss "7-Eleven" Boss "MGM Grand Las Vegas" Under Boss "White Castle" Undercover Boss "7-Eleven" Boss "MGM Grand Las Vegas" 183 280 SENIOR GAMES meeting is open to the TNT 26 (5:30) Terminator 2: Judge... The Dark Knight (2008, Action) Heath Ledger, Aaron Eckhart, Christian Bale. (:15) Daredevil ('03, Fant) Jennifer Garner, Ben Affleck. 138 245 OF RICHMOND public. COUNTY STEERING RICHMOND TOON 53 Madagascar ('05, Ani) Voices of Chris Rock, Ben Stiller. Home Movies Family Guy Family Guy Cleveland Black Dyna Boondocks Bleach (N) Naruto 176 296 COMMITTEE meets COUNTY TRAVEL 47 Paradise "Pizza Paradise" Food Paradise Ghost Adventures Ghost Adv. "Rose Hall" GhostAdv "The Galka Family" Ghost Adventures 215 277 the 2nd Tuesday of each BEEKEEPERS: TVLAND 56 (6:55) Hot In (:25) Hot In Hot/ Cleve. Hot/ Cleve. Loves Ray Loves Ray Loves Ray Loves Ray King-Queens (:35) Queens (:10) Queens (:50) Queens 106 301 month at 2 p.m. at the Association meets USA 28 Law&O.:SVU "Possessed" Law & Order: S.V.U. "Wet" Law & Order: S.V.U. "Mask" Law & Order: S.V.U. "Dirty" Law & Order: S.V.U. "Flight" Law & Order: S.V.U. "Locum" 105 242 Hamlet Senior Center. fourth Tuesday of each WGN 19 Funniest Home Videos Funniest Home Videos Funniest Home Videos WGN News at Nine Bones Bones 239 307 AL-ANON will meet month at 7 p.m. at from 8-9 p.m. Monday County Extension Office. VH1 42 Love and Hip-Hop Love and Hip-Hop Love and Hip-Hop Love and Hip-Hop Love and Hip-Hop Love and Hip-Hop 162 335 at First Presbyterian Information, call 652- PREMIUM CHANNELS Church on Fayetteville 4363. HBO 7 (:15) Veep (:45) Making Magic Mike ('12, Dra) Channing Tatum. Boxing WCB Froch vs. Kessler (:15) Game of Thrones 300 501 Road, Rockingham JW MASK JR MAX 320 Movie (:45) Cowboys and Aliens ('11, Act) Harrison Ford, Daniel Craig. Deep Impact ('98, Act) Morgan Freeman, Elijah Wood. (:15) Jump Off Erotic Karma 310 512 www.yourdailyjournal.com Richmond County Daily Journal, Rockingham, N.C. Weekender, May 25-26, 2013 Page 3C LOCAL LIFE

Calendar SUNDAY, MAY 26 TIME WARNER CABLE S1 - DISH NETWORK S2 - DIRECTV From page 2C 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 12 AM 12:30 S1 S2 Thursday of each month resume on Wednesday ABC America's Funniest Home Wipeout "Senior Citizens, Kids Motive "Creeping Tom" Rookie Blue "Surprises" Andy Eyewitness (:35) 9 Racing (:05) The Closer "Lover's at lodge hall, Pine Street, afternoons starting at 9 9 WSOC 9 Hamlet. noon. Refreshments (9) Videos and Convicts" and Nick work undercover. News Report Leap" ORDER OF EASTERN will be served. Rev. Dr. CBS 60 Minutes (N) NCIS: Los Angeles "Lone The Good Wife "Boom De The Mentalist "If It Bleeds, It (3) News (3) (:35) Point (3) (13) Paid (3) Paid STAR: Elite Chapter 587 Christopher L. Zacharias (3) WBTV 3 Wolf" Yah Da" Leads" (5) WRAL (5) (:35) Program (5) (:35) ET 3 3 meets at 6 p.m. on the is the host pastor. (5) WRAL 5 News Closer (13) Inside second Monday of each ST JOSEPH SUNDAY (13) WBTW 13 (13) News 13 (13) Jeop. Ed. month at 194 N. Bridges SCHOOL is taught by NBC The Voice "Live Top 10 Performances" Smash "The Nominations/ The Tonys" (SF) (N) WCNC News Whacked Out Paid Program Paid Program 36 36 St., Hamlet. Mother Jeanette Lindsey (36) WCNC 6 Sports CHRISTIAN at 10 a.m. each Sunday. PBS (6:00) North Carolina's World National Memorial Day Concert A night with National Memorial Day Concert A night with EastEnders EastEnders As Time Goes As Time Goes SINGLES: Rainy Day All are welcome to attend. 4 30 WUNC 4 Fellowship, a group ST. JOSEPH (4) War Experience the National Symphony Orchestra. (N) the National Symphony Orchestra. By By FOX (5:30) NASCAR Auto Racing Coca-Cola 600 Sprint Cup Series Site: Charlotte Motor Speedway -- Charlotte, N.C. FOX News (:05) Fox News The Ernest Angley Hour Jack Van of adult Christian sin- COMMUNITY BIBLE 18 18 gles, ages 25 years and CLASS is taught by (18) WCCB 11 (L) Late Edition Got Game Impe Presents up, meets at different Sister Mary Malloy. All (46) CW 8 Two and Half Two and Half The Border The Collector Cold Case Files Charlotte N.C. Spin Tim McCarver 3 Wide Life 46 46 Aberdeen/Pinehurst/ are welcome to attend (55) MNT 17 House Payne House Payne Cold Case Files Cold Case Files My TV News Accord.Jim 'Til Death 'Til Death Paid Program Paid Program 55 55 Southern Pines area each Tuesday at 11 a.m. restaurants 6:30 p.m. ST. JOSEPH BIBLE (64) ION 10 CSI: Miami "Dead Zone" Burn Notice "The Hunter" Castle "A Deadly Affair" Eyewit. News (:35) Access Hollywood (:35) CSI: Miami "Hard Time" (:35) Inside Ed. 64 64 each Monday. For more STUDY is taught by A&E 36 Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty 118 265 information, call 910- Deacon George Brower AMC 27 (6:50) Mad Men (:50) Mad Men "Man With a Plan" (:55) Mad Men (N) Mad Men (N) (:05) Mad Men (:10) Mad Men 130 254 206-1960 and leave each Wednesday at 7 p.m. ANPL 38 Alien Autopsy Mermaids "The Body Found" Mermaids Mermaids Mermaids "The Body Found" 184 282 a message or email All are welcome to attend. BET 59 (5:00) For Colored Girls The Sheards (N) The Sheards The Game Stay Together Stay Together Stay Together BET Inspiration 124 329 rainydayfellowship@ GIRLS CAN! meets yahoo.com. from 4 until 6 p.m. every BRAVO 37 Married to Medicine "Social" (N) MarriedMed "Reunion" (N) The Kandi Factory (SF) (N) Married Medicine "Reunion" Married Medicine "Reunion" 129 273 DEMOCRATIC Tuesday and Thursday CMT 51 Dog & Beth: On the Hunt Dog & Beth: On the Hunt Dog & Beth: On the Hunt Dog & Beth: On the Hunt Dog & Beth: On the Hunt Dog & Beth: On the Hunt 166 327 WOMEN OF in the Richmond County CNBC 34 Princess On the Money 60 Minutes "The Moguls" The Truth About Shoplifting Greed "Talk Radio Takedown" 60 Minutes "The Moguls" Industrial Light & M 208 355 RICHMOND COUNTY: Health Department’s CNN 32 CNN Newsroom A. Bourdain "Myanmar" Anthony Bourdain A. Bourdain "Colombia" Anthony Bourdain "Canada" Anthony "Morocco (Tangier)" 200 202 Meet at 6 p.m. on the large classroom. fourth Monday of each COM 52 (6:55) Futura Futurama Futurama Futurama South Park South Park South Park (:35) SouthPk (:05) SouthPk (:35) SouthPk (:05) SouthPk (:35) SouthPk 107 249 month at Richmond AA Groups DISC 35 Alaska: The Last Frontier Alaska/Last "Poopscile" (N) North America (N) D-Day in 3D (N) NorthA. "Learn Young or Die" D-Day in 3D 182 278 County Democratic EAST ROCKINGHAM DISN 54 Jessie Good Luck ... Dog Blog Dog Blog Dog Blog Dog Blog Austin/ Ally Good Luck ... Shake It Up A.N.T. Farm Wizards Wizards 172 290 Headquarters, East GROUP: Town Park ESPN-C 69 (6:00) NCAA Basket. Con./N.D. NCAA Basketball Division I Tournament Del./UNC NCAA Basketball Classics '12 Division I Tournament N.D./Bay. NCAA Basketball Classics 143 208 Franklin Street, Suite Apartments day room off ESPN 39 Baseball Tonight (L) MLB Baseball Atlanta Braves vs. New York Mets Site: Citi Field -- Flushing, N.Y. (L) SportsCenter SportsCenter 140 206 301, Rockingham. New Biltmore Drive. Group members and visitors meets at 8 p.m. each ESPN2 68 (4:30) Baseball NCAA Update NCAA Softball Division I Tournament Super Regionals (L) Fitness Fitness MLS Soccer Seattle Sounders FC vs. Los Angeles Galaxy (L) 144 209 are always welcome. Call Wednesday and Friday. FAM 29 (6:30) The Incredibles ('04, Ani) Craig T. Nelson. Paul Blart: Mall Cop ('09, Com) Kevin James. Funniest Home Videos Joel Osteen Kerry Shook 180 311 Mary Swann at 582-4429 Open discussion. FOOD 55 Iron Chef America Cupcake Wars (N) Iron Chef America (N) Giving You the Business Giving You the Business Iron Chef America 110 231 for more information. HAMLET GROUP FSS 40 WPT Poker Poker UFC Unleashed WPT Poker WPT Poker Bull Riding Championship 420 630 SEXUAL ASSAULT OF AA: Meets each HGTV 46 House Hunter House Hunter Extreme Homes You Live in What? House Hunter House Hunter House Hunter House Hunter You Live in What? 112 229 SUPPORT GROUP: Thursday at 8 p.m. at 211 Meets every Tuesday Henderson St., Hamlet. HIST 65 Hatfields & McCoys HatfieldMcCoys The McCoys murder Anse's younger brother. Hatfields & McCoys Hatfields & McCoys 120 269 from 6 to 7 p.m. Call New Open speaker. INSP 78 L. House "To Live With Fear" Little House "Gold Country" Little House "Gold Country" Little House "The Wolves" Little House "Mortal Mission" Little House on the Prairie 259 364 Horizons at 997-4840 to SAMARITAN LIFE 31 (6:00) Miss Congeniality 2: ... Obsessed ('09, Thril) Idris Elba, Beyoncé Knowles. Sleeping With the Enemy ('91, Thril) Julia Roberts. Obsessed 108 252 COLONY AA: Group register. LMN 72 (6:00) The Perfect Boss The Stranger Beside Me Tiffani-Amber Thiessen. The Wife He Met Online ('12, Thril) Cameron Mathison. The Stranger Beside Me 109 253 SURVIVORS meets each Tuesday at STANDING STRONG: 8 p.m. at 120 Samaritan MTV 43 Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous 160 331 a support group for sur Lane, Rockingham. NICK 30 SpongeBob SpongeBob See Dad Run WendellVinn Clueless (2005, Comedy) Friends (:35) Friends (:05) Friends (:40) Friends 170 299 vivors of sexual assault OLD TIME SCIFI 64 Witness "Lady on the Stairs" P. Witness "The Apartment" Paranormal Witness P. Witness "Fox Hollow Farm" P. Witness "The Abduction" Paranormal Witness 122 244 and childhood abuse. STRUCTURE AA: SPEED 67 (6:30) Drive Barrett-Jackson R U Faster R U Faster R U Faster Classic Car Victory Lane Dave Despain Truck U Stuntbusters Victory Lane 150 607 Group meets each For more information, SPIKE 44 (5:20) Star Wars: Episode II: Attack of the Clones Star Wars: Episode III: Revenge of the Sith ('05, Sci-Fi) Natalie Portman, Ewan McGregor. Kick-Ass 168 262 call Christina Robinson Sunday at 7 p.m. and 910-206-2590 or email each Wednesday at 8 TBS 24 (6:15) Killers Bruce Almighty ('03, Com/Dra) Jim Carrey. Bruce Almighty ('03, Com/Dra) Jim Carrey. You, Me and Dupree 139 247 wrobinson49@carolina. p.m. at Samaritan Colony TCM 25 (6:00) Flying Leathernecks Battleground ('49, War) Van Johnson, John Hodiak. (:15) Battle of the Bulge (1965, War) Robert Shaw, Dana Andrews, Henry Fonda. 132 256 rr.com. Chapel, 120 Samaritan TLC 48 Breaking Amish/Brave Long Island Long Island Medium (N) Medium (N) Amish "Facing Demons" (N) Long Island Long Island Amish "Facing Demons" 183 280 NARCOTICS Drive, N.C. 220 North of TNT 26 (6:00) Blade: Trinity NBA Tip-Off NBA Basketball Playoffs Miami Heat vs. Indiana Pacers (L) Inside the NBA (L) Falling Skies 138 245 ANONYMOUS: Green Rockingham. Open speak- TOON 53 (6:00) Madagascar TeenTitansGo Looney Tunes Squid / Squid King of Hill King of Hill Cleveland Family Guy Family Guy Loiter / Super Metalo. / Frisky 176 296 Light Group meets at 8 er on Sundays. Closed dis- p.m. Sunday, Tuesday, cussion on Wednesdays. TRAVEL 47 Mega RV Countdown Trip Flip (N) Waterparks Rock RV (N) Rock RV (N) Extreme Rvs "A Land Yacht" Extreme Rvs Rock My RV Rock My RV 215 277 Wednesday and Thursday ROCKINGHAM TVLAND 56 (6:55) G. Girls (:25) G. Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls King-Queens King-Queens King-Queens 106 301 at Parish House, AA: Group meets each USA 28 NCIS "Devil's Triangle" NCIS "Sins of the Father" NCIS "Newborn King" NCIS "Housekeeping" Suits "Normandy" How I Met Your Mother 105 242 Church of the Messiah, Saturday at 8 p.m. and WGN 19 Bloopers Met Mother Met Mother Met Mother Met Mother Met Mother WGN News (:40) Replay Swordfish ('01, Thril) Hugh Jackman, John Travolta. 239 307 202 N. Lawrence St., each Monday at 8 p.m. VH1 LoveHip "Redemption Song" LoveHip "Do the Right Thing" Love and Hip-Hop LoveHip "One Day at a Time" Atlanta "The 'A' list" Love and Hip-Hop "Pregnito" Rockingham. at First Presbyterian 42 162 335 CARING FOR THE Church, 904 Fayetteville PREMIUM CHANNELS CAREGIVER: meets Road, Rockingham. HBO 7 (:05) Magic Mike ('12, Dra) Channing Tatum. Behind the Candelabra ('13, Bio) Matt Damon. 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Jacquelene Bigar’s Horoscope HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Saturday, Lead the party! May 25, 2013 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) This year you display more black- HHH You might not realize how zITS Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman and-white thinking than in previ- tired and/or stressed out you are until ous years. You also tend to weigh you slow down. Decide to do nothing problems from opposing views. You and stay close to home. Whether you seem to go back and forth from being take a nap, watch some TV or read a emotional to intellectual. Where has book makes no difference, as long as the levelheaded Gemini gone? You you are able to relax. Tonight: Happily are exploring new ideas and broaden- at home. ing your horizon. If you are single, LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) you might attract someone who really HHHH You could be overtired and likes one side of your personality. As withdrawn by recent events. You will you switch from that side to the other, want to catch up on neighborhood this person might not be as loving. If news and meet a pal for dinner. Don’t you are attached, your transformation be surprised if, at some point during could throw your sweetie for a loop. Be the day, you nod off. Tonight: Stop act- more open, and enhance the mutuality ing like Superman or Superwoman — between you. SAGITTARIUS under- you’re only human. stands you better than you do. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) THE FAMILY CIRCUS The Stars Show the Kind of Day HHHH You might want to see what CONCEPTIS SUDOKU You’ll Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; happens if you put up your feet and Bil Keane 3-Average; 2-So-so; 1-Difficult relax. Before you know it, you could by Dave Green ARIES (March 21-April 19) nod off. You have a desire to escape. HHHH Try to get away from it all. Some of you might decide to join a A break could be just what the doctor friend or two and party. Some of you ordered. You know how volatile the will go way overboard. Tonight: Be last few days have been. Go for a drive your wild self. to the country, and enjoy the scenery SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) along the way. Visit with an out-of-town HHHHH You feel full of energy and friend if you can. Tonight: Finally, you ready to deal with whatever comes can relax. your way. Socialize to your heart’s con- TAURUS (April 20-May 20) tent. Someone might be unclear about HHHHH Rethink a decision made your intentions. Listen to news with a in haste. You even might wonder why grain of salt. Everything can change you made that choice in the first place. before you know it. Tonight: Honor Confusion and pressure often force spontaneity! others’ involvement. An unexpected CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) change could feel uncomfortable. Find HHHH You might want to move out what’s going on behind the scenes. right past a personal issue. Understand Tonight: Where the fun is. that you can’t keep pushing like that. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Sometimes you need some time away HHHH Go along with a change of from thinking about an issue. Give DENNIS THE MENACE pace. You’ll want to open up to new yourself some space. When some- Hank Ketchum possibilities after recent events and one shares a secret, keep it a secret. join friends who are more easygoing Tonight: Not to be found. than you typically are. You also might AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) decide to let go of stress that could HHHHH You are the sign that is be affecting your well-being. Tonight: associated with friendship, and that Togetherness is the theme. is exactly why you need to surround CANCER (June 21-July 22) yourself with friends. As a group, HHH You will be weighing the pros you will reinforce what is good about and cons of getting involved with a one another. Don’t hesitate to share certain project. You could realize that your grievances with a trusted friend. you would rather just take some time Tonight: Where the action is. off. Be a couch potato, if that makes PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) you happy. You might be bored soon HHHH Think through a decision enough, but you also will be well rest- involving an older friend or loved one. ed. Tonight: Indulge yourself. Spend some time with this person, and LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) perhaps get some feedback on what HHHHH You’ll re-energize through actions you are considering taking. some flirtation and fun. You know what Listen to his or her thoughts care- you need. Find a fun friend and start fully, and your opinion could change. the process. You might be confused Tonight: A must appearance. about a situation; release it for now. Over-indulging is OK as long as you Jacqueline Bigar is on the Internet know when enough is enough. Tonight: at www.jacquelinebigar.com.

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