Thank a Veteran •Fourth quarter surge spurs Stallions past Wednesday, November 11 is Wolfpack. •Vikings Veterans Day. See page 9-A hold off Gators to for a list of Veterans Day claim state 1AA play- off berth. See page 2B. ceremonies and programs. Sports ThePublished News since 1890 every Monday and Thursday Reporterfor the County of Columbus and her people. Monday, November 9, 2015 Waddell Volume 125, Number 38 Whiteville, North Carolina won’t seek 75 Cents re-election By ALLEN TURNER Inside Staff Writer Rep. Ken Waddell announced today he will 2-A not seek re-election to the N.C. House of Repre- • Commissioners sentatives seat he has held for two terms. okay deputy, metal In his prepared statement, Waddell said, “The extraordinary requirements of time, detector at Health money, and commitment to service will not Department. allow me to spend the necessary time required • Pancakes tonight. to do the job at the level I consider a personal requirement and further my farming interests while continuing to support my family. I have 3-A enjoyed the privilege to serve the citizens of •Search for missing this district as well as those of my hometown man ends well. of Chadbourn for the last 28 years.” • Free Gospel Concert Photo by GRANT MERRITT The 46th House District is made up of all of Columbus County and portions of Robeson and Nov. 14 at Boys and Pecan Float Bladen Counties. Girls Homes. Escorted by the Camden Cadets, the Queen’s Float filled with Pecan Belles makes its way up Madi- Waddell was first elected to the House in son Street during Saturday morning’s N.C. Pecan Harvest Festival Parade in Whiteville. 2012 after defeating Tabor City town manager 5-A Al Leonard in the Democratic primary and • Go Tell Columbus: See Waddell, page 12-A One month later. Williams Township honors veterans DIDYOB? By NICOLE CARTRETTE to remember his first haircut, the Did you observe ... News Editor shock and awe of the welcome party Whiteville, on your first day of basic training, The countdown for Ayden and the honor and satisfaction of com- More than 30 cars Wyatt Best’s father, Anthony Best, pleting that training, remembering to return from his deployment in the oath we took to defend the consti- Chadbourn lined up at Mc- Jordan was a long one. tution of the United States, against Donald’s north “He is my hero, my guide, my all enemies foreign and domestic friend and my leader, and he is my and the age old question what was races tied this morning? ... soldier,” Ayden said as she read an that mystery meat they served in Still no sunshine? essay about her dad to the audience the chow hall.” n Provisional ballots yet to be count- at Williams Township School’s Vet- He shared the history of Veterans ed. ... Whiteville Civi- erans program Thursday night. Day, which began with Armistice tans brushing up on Just a few weeks before, she and Day in 1919. By ALLEN TURNER Wyatt got one of the best surprises World War I – known at the time Staff Writer their pancake and of a lifetime. Anthony, disguised in as “The Great War” – officially sausage cooking a football uniform with a helmet on ended when the Treaty of Versailles The vote is tied in two municipal races in his head, blended in with the WTS David Corbett, Commander of was signed on June 28, 1919, in the the county after nine additional absentee bal- skills for tonight’s football team. His son Wyatt, a foot- American Legion Post in Tabor Palace of Versailles outside Ver- lots were counted at the Columbus County ball player, had no idea he was there. City and Commander of the Co- sailles, France. Fighting had ceased board of elections Friday afternoon. annual pancake months earlier when an armistice, When Anthony removed his hel- lumbus County Veterans of For- The nine absentee ballots met a postmark or temporary cessation of hostili- supper at Whiteville met, it was the first time his children eign Wars. deadline but came in too late to be tallied with had seen him in nine months. ties, between the Allied nations and Tuesday’s election results, officials said. High School? ... Last A video of Anthony being reunit- will last a lifetime,” Anthony Best Germany went into effect on the Three of those nine were cast in the Chad- year’s Pecan parade ed with his family was one of many said. eleventh hour of the eleventh day of bourn election with a tie emerging between highlights of the annual veterans The guest speaker said Veterans the eleventh month. For that reason, Jay Suggs and incumbent James Green. They marshal Kenwood program. Day offered the opportunity for ser- November 11, 1918, is generally re- are tied with 196 votes each after Suggs picked Royal stopping “That will no doubt be a moment vicemen and women “to reflect on garded as the end of “the war to end up two votes. in time that for me and my family their time of service, an opportunity See Veterans, page 11-A In Whiteville’s District 1 race, Robert Leder this year’s parade picked up one vote, giving him a total of 203 so he could have votes. For the other District 1 seat, no new his picture made See Races, page 9-A with 2015 parade UNCF honors local leaders By SHALON SMITH marshal Bettie Lou Contributing Writer Memory? ... City Hall closes The United Negro College Fund’s Tri-County Campaign honored Tuesday, will several outstanding citizens at its County Deaths 26th annual community banquet Whiteville held at East Columbus High School reopen Nov. 16 Saturday. Kathy Y. Watts Norris South Columbus teacher Ever- Carla Renee Smith lene Davis received the UNCF Dis- in new home Sheila Frick Harwood tinguished Service Award for her Chadbourn work in education and community By JEFFERSON WEAVER Russell Lee Griffin service. Staff Writer Davis has taught for more than Clarendon 59 years. She is the family and con- City offices will be closed in Whiteville for Veta I. Gurganus Bullock sumer sciences teacher at South much of next week, but workers won’t be on Tabor City Columbus High School and has re- vacation. Martha Watts Caldwell ceived numerous awards, including City Manager Darren Currie said the move District IV Teacher of the Year. The to the temporary quarters at 24 Hill Plaza are National Board Certified Teacher planned. has been inducted into the N.C. “When we close the doors Tuesday at five Education Hall of Fame, the Order Honorees Pauline Hankins, Everlene Davis and Diana Bellamy. o’clock,” he said, “we’ll reopen in the interim Index of the Longleaf Pine, and is recipi- facility the next Monday.” Editorials ...... 10-A ent of the Lifetime Stallion Award. City council will hold Tuesday’s meeting Davis is a native of Columbus do – it seems presently that is to The annual UNCF fundraiser in the new council chambers, but other offices Obituaries ...... 7-A County and graduate of Whiteville help prepare a generation of young serves as a means of supporting will be closed Wednesday through Friday. Cur- Sports ...... 1-B Negro High School. She received men and women to be well-rounded UNCF partner schools in the state rie said he hopes the move can be handled over Crime ...... 4-A a Bachelor of Science degree from and productive citizens, not for the – five private, historically black the Veterans Day holiday (Wednesday) and the Lifestyles ...... 5-A North Carolina A&T State Univer- future, but also for the present,” colleges and universities. Speaker rest of the week. sity and a master’s degree from Vir- Davis said. Honorable James H. Faison III, “We’ll have Saturday and Sunday to finish ginia State University, a historically The UNCF Business Leadership District Court Judge, Fifth Judicial off if something gets behind schedule,” he black college and university. Award went to Dr. James H. Pridgen District, began his speech by quot- said, “but we’ll be open Monday for business At Saturday’s banquet, she said of North Whiteville Urgent Care; ing the late Frederick Douglass in as usual.” there were not many people in the the UNCF Award went to Mt. Tabor saying that “if there is no struggle, The municipal building has a serious mold room that had not contributed to Missionary Baptist Church in Cerro there is no progress” a reference to outbreak. The mold began in the basement her success. Gordo; the UNCF Community Ser- the hardships many of the nation’s of the 1938 building, which was originally “I ask of you to continue to pray vice award went to the Columbus HBCUs are facing. constructed as a post office through the Works for me that God will continue to DREAM Center; and the UNCF He then stressed the importance Progress Administration (WPA). provide me with wisdom, his power, Outstanding Educator Award went of HBCUs in producing quality Other WPA post offices in North Carolina guidance, and understanding to do to Dianna W. Bellamy, principal of whatever he has in store for me to Tabor City Middle School. See UNCF, page 2-A See City Hall, page 3-A 2-A – The News Reporter, Monday, November 9, 2015 UNCF Commissioners okay deputy, metal Continued from page 1-A detector at Health Department minority graduates. The col- leges are responsible for 70 By ALLEN TURNER at the department. Sheriff trappers can receive for pelts percent of black doctors, 40 Staff Writer Lewis Hatcher told the board have recently decreased. percent of black teachers and that a deputy on site at the Commissioners also heard engineers and 35 percent of A full-time deputy sheriff health department would need an update from Emergency black lawyers. with a metal detector will be an assigned vehicle and that it Services Director Kay Worley “I am a living testimony assigned to the Columbus probably would cost $54,000 to on the county’s emergency that black colleges work,” said County Health Department. fund a deputy and a car for a radio system. Most upgrades Faison, a graduate of N.C. The Columbus County Board full fiscal year. are in place, but a new tower Central University’s School of Commissioners recently ap- Commissioner Ricky Bul- in Nakina, which is being of Law. He also called the na- proved a request from Health lard didn’t want the deputy to erected by the N.C. Highway tion’s black colleges “citadels Department Director Kim be given a patrol car, but other Patrol, will not be completed of knowledge and seed beds Smith for the security up- commissioners disagreed. until May. of social evolution and revo- grades at the Jefferson Street Money for Smith’s request Columbus County airport lution.” facility. will come from $900,000 in director Phillip Edwards pre- Faison also charged the Smith had appeared before health department reserves, sented an update to the board large crowd with answering Dr. Southerland the board two weeks earlier and in the future ongoing ex- on airport operations. Fuel the call of community service to request the security up- penses will be included in the sales at the airport have in- with compassion, conviction, grades after an incident in department’s annual budget creased as fuel prices have and collaboration. He said it which a man threatened staff requests. dropped. Carol Caldwell takes all three to understand members and eventually was In other business, commis- In other business, commis- arrested. sioners approved a request sioners passed a resolution of that in all of our experiences Campaign, a non-profit orga- The vote last Monday came from Soil and Water Director appreciation recognizing R.J. “we cannot devorce ourselves nization that includes Bladen, after Smith followed up on Edward Davis to increase the Corman Railroad president from the human presence and Brunswick and Columbus request from commissioners bounty paid for beavers from Craig King and the railroad’s from human need.” counties, is in its 28th year to provide more information. $30 to $40. Davis told commis- board of directors for purchas- “All of us are somehow of fundraising. It will offer a Commissioners agreed to sioners that the beaver bounty ing, rehabilitating and up- connected in this world—all UNCF Tri-County scholarship fund a deputy, with a vehicle, program had proven effective grading the former Carolina of us somehow count and fit program this year. for the remainder of the fis- in curbing beaver populations Southern Railroad line. somewhere. Everybody is The $5,000 scholarship is cal year, a metal detector, “no but that an increased bounty somebody,” he said. available to a student from weapons” signs, panic buttons, was needed to encourage trap- Faison said HBCUs need one of the three counties Dr. James Pridgen air horns, protective glass for ping because the amounts that the support of organizations twho is currently enrolled the front lobby, and a master like the UNCF and individual in one of UNCF’s 37 member Vineland donors in order to be “saved black colleges and universi- key for all locks. Total cost of institutions, has a grade point FRANK THEATRES ties. the requested items is $56,420. from the pit of extinction.” average of 2.50 on a 4.0 scale UNCF institutions award Smith had requested a se- COASTAL Station “Not only do HBCUs but and demonstrates financial Available for wedding nearly 20 percent of African curity guard but commission- STADIUM 10 those who will one day occupy need. The applicants are receptions & other those HBCUs—those children American baccalaureate de- ers were in agreement that Showtimes (910) 754-7469 required to submit a letter grees. who are on the pit of despair, it would be better to have a www.FRANKTHEATRES.com events of recommendation, and of- UNCF awards more than loneliness, or self-esteem— sworn sheriff ’s deputy on duty 5200 Bridgers Road 642-3157 ficial college transcript, and a $100 million in scholarships need someone to not necessar- personal statement detailing ily write a check but to check annually and administers future career goals. Electronic more than 400 programs, in- some time with them and let submission is required for all them know they are somebody. cluding scholarships, intern- applications. ships and fellowships, men- Let them know that they can For more information on go to college, hold down a job, toring, summer enrichment, the scholarship contact ncinfo. and curriculum and faculty become a positive husband or org. wife, and raise their children development programs. The UNCF is the nation’s Today, UNCF supports more and be a difference-maker in largest and most effective mi- their community,” he said. than 60,000 students at over nority education organization 1,100 colleges and universities. The UNCF Tri-County that supports 37 historically Train for career Annual Toy Run is Dec. 5 in manicuring Concerned Bikers Associa- toys can be dropped off at the tion, Military Vet Riders As- Veterans Building at 1028 S. technology sociation, Columbus Baptist Madison Street on the first and Association and the Columbus second Tuesday of November, As the demand for nail ser- County Sheriff ’s Department the second Thursday and the last vices grows, so does the de- have teamed up for their Annual Monday all day at until 6:30 p.m. mand for trained nail profes- Toy Run. Toys may also be dropped sionals. To fulfill that demand, The Toy Run is Saturday, Dec. off on the last Wednesday from Southeastern Community 5, starting at Wal-Mart parking 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Toys can also College will begin offering a lot. Registration is 9-10:45 a.m., be dropped of the day of the manicuring technology pro- with boots off the ground at 11 Toy Run. gram this spring. a.m. The cyclists will travel to Anyone wishing to ride may This is a two-semester pro- all Dollar Generals in the county. bring a new, unwrapped toy gram designed to prepare New toys purchased at Dollar or $10. All proceeds go to the individuals for state board test- General may be placed in the Columbus Baptist Association ing. Class topics will include Toy Run boxes that are available Toy Store to help families in acrylic nail enhancements, in the stores. New unwrapped Columbus County. UV gel nail enhancements, UV nail polishes and spa nail and pedicure services. Opportunities for employ- ment include traditional nail License office Veterans Day technician in a salon or spa, closed Tuesday medical nail technician for closings on high-risk clients like diabetics, The driver license office in salon management, salon edu- Whiteville will be temporarily cator, distributor sales consul- closed for equipment installa- Wednesday tant, manufacturer educator, tion Tuesday, Nov. 10, but will All municipal, county, state beauty school instructor, and reopen Thursday, Nov. 12. and federal offices will be film/editorial nail technician. Other offices in the area closed Wednesday in obser- For more information, con- that will provide services vance of Veterans Day. That tact cosmetology lead instruc- Tuesday are Lumberton, 4650 includes post offices, banks, tor Jonathan Hester at jona- Kahn Drive, (910) 618-5551; schools, county libraries and [email protected] or (910) Elizabethtown, 107 N. Gil- the courthouse. The Columbus 642-7141, ext. 255. lespie Street, (910) 862-3169; County Partnership for Chil- and Shallotte, 5298 Main dren and Smart Start will also Street, Suite 3, (910) 754-5114 be closed Wednesday. Pancakes tonight The Whiteville Civitan Club is holding its annual fall pan- cake supper tonight from 5 until 7:30 p.m. in the Whiteville High School cafeteria. Plates are $5 each with children 4 and younger eating free. Dinners may eaten in or taken out.

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The News Reporter, Monday, November 9, 2015 – 3-A Free Gospel Concert Nov. 14 Search for missing man ends well By JEFFERSON WEAVER at Boys and Girls Homes Staff Writer Boys and Girls Homes of A cancer patient was found North Carolina will present a safe near a neighbor’s home free gospel concert by Randy after search crews scoured the Ward and Ben McGalliard at 7 Chadbourn area Thursday. p.m. on Nov. 14 in the Leamon Heck Strickland, who will Rogers Memorial Chapel at turn 80 this week, went miss- Lake Waccamaw. ing near U.S. 76 around mid- “We are honored to be able night Wednesday. Relatives re- to provide this concert for the ported him missing Thursday community to support a place afternoon, according to Kay that made such a difference in Worley, director of Columbus our lives,” Ward said. County Emergency Manage- McGalliard agreed, “We ment. want to do whatever we can “His vehicle was found with to help make a difference in his cell phone, wallet and keys the lives of these residents were all locked up,” she said. and this community in honor The car was found mired in of the differences made in our a field, Worley and witnesses lives growing up.” said. Relatives reported that Both men spent a signifi- Ben McGalliard Randy Ward Strickland was last seen on cant portion of their formative foot near his home, Worley years at what was then the the only mother he’d known liard went into the studio to said, and searchers from nu- Boys Home. and he was devastated by the record his first solo project merous fire and rescue depart- Staff photo by LES HIGH Ward arrived in the sixth loss. He would remain at the and now has one of the most ments and law enforcement A bloodhound from Brunswick County begins its search. grade and left in 10th. After Homes through high school requested songs in Western agencies began searching the leaving, he was paralyzed in graduation before going onto North Carolina, “When He area shortly after the 911 call County were also called in, found, Worley said. a car accident with a drunk Ferrum Junior College on a Reached Down for Me.” at 2 p.m. Thursday. Worley said. The bloodhound Witnesses said his pants driver. full baseball scholarship. He His recent performance at “Apparently he had been immediately found Strick- were torn, and he was dehy- That incident sent Ward used his athletic talents to the Alumni Reunion for B&GH missing since the night be- land’s trail, and led searchers drated, but in good shape. down a path of drug and alco- transfer to Virginia Common- marked his first time back to fore,” Worley said, “but we to a neighbor’s property. Worley said Strickland was hol abuse. wealth University after just the campus since that cancer didn’t get the call until Thurs- “Apparently he had been transported to Columbus Re- “My wife died of a drug one year. diagnosis. day afternoon.” there the whole time,” Worley gional Hospital. overdose in the bed beside He was then drafted by the “It was such a blessing to re- The Southeastern North said. “We like happy endings,” me,” he said. “I turned my Montreal Expos and played in turn home,” McGalliard said. Carolina Airborne Law En- Crews were hunting for she said. back on the good things in my their minor leagues system for “I am thankful that I came as forcement (SABLE) search he- Strickland approximately life, closing myself off from two years before a shoulder in- a boy and learned about life.” licopter from Wilmington and three hours when he was the Homes and from God.” jury resulted in his retirement The concert will include a a bloodhound from Brunswick Christmas For years, he lived through from baseball. He moved to special appearance by former dark days before waking up the trucking industry, return- B&GH CEO Bill Thompson. Open House one day “sick and tired of be- ing to complete his degree “I sang in the Boys’ Home November 12 10-7 ing sick and tired.” in business administration/ choir under the direction of American Legion to host “I woke up and said, ‘Lord, transportation at Virginia Bill Thompson,” said McGal- November 13 10-7 there must be something bet- Commonwealth University. liard. “He gave me a deep ter than this,’” Ward shared. He has remained in the appreciation for the love of WWII vets Wednesday Sales “I am glad God gave me what trucking industry for 38 years, music and singing.” All Columbus County veter- late,” Wilson said. throughout I needed.” with the largest portion of Ward added, “I am thrilled ans of World War II are invited Any veteran who needs the store He has since shared his those years as a regional safety that Bill is willing to share to a free fish fry Wednesday, transportation can call Wil- story through the Gospel on manager for four trucking his talents during this special Nov. 11, at 6 p.m. at the Ameri- son, Jimmy Rogers or Kenneth Wheels ministry up and down companies. performance.” can Legion building along Kelly to arrange for a ride to Lokai inBracelets stock the East Coast. Ward has per- In 1997, McGalliard joined Admission is free. A love Legion Road here. and from the event. Wilson formed at B&GH for alumni the Songs of Praise Quartet. offering will be taken up with The local Legion Post No. can be reached at 642-7987, with more events and at the Lifehouse A natural bass singer, a proceeds going to support the 137, headed by Commander Rogers at 770-0868, and Kelly $ on the way! Youth Ministry for residents. terminal cancer of the throat children at Boys and Girls Lacy Wilson, is honoring all at 840-4795. ONLY 10 Ward was named “Artist of diagnosis in 2007 threatened Homes of North Carolina. veterans of the 1941-45 war Each veteran is allowed to Complimentary Gift Wrap the Month” for October 2014 his voice, with doctors telling A Sunday morning concert who reside in the county. bring one guest – a spouse, in U.S. Gospel New Magazine, him he would never again talk with Ward and McGalliard “We know the number of family member or friend. a top gospel publication in above a whisper. Instead, he will be held at 11 a.m. at Abun- veterans is less and less be- The Legion building is be- the United States. He won the returned to the Sounds of Vic- dant Life Assembly of God in cause of their ages. Most all hind the county’s Board of DAISY’S Lighthouse Gospel Music Fan tory Quartet in 2009, and found Whiteville. of them will be in their late Elections and across Legion The Kountry Nest Award in 2013 and was a top God had moved up his vocal For more information 80s or early 90s, and we want Road from the Whiteville se- 315 Vinson Blvd. Hwy. 130 five finalist for favorite song range by three octaves. He about the event, contact Me- to honor them before it’s too nior center. (beside John Donoghue) of the year. moved into the lead singer’s lissa Hopkins, director of pub- 640-2601 McGalliard came to the role for the Sounds of Victory lic relations and marketing at Homes after his grandmother Trio. 910-646-3083 ext. 299 or melissa. passed away in 1964. She was This past summer, McGal- [email protected]. City Hall Continued from page 1-A and elsewhere were built to offices while further research the same floor plan, and have is done on dealing with the suffered the same fate in re- mold issue. Support to pre- cent years. The natural ma- serve the building is strong in terials used in caulking and both the community and on sealing windows, doors and city council, but the final fate floor seams eventually decay, of the municipal building has allowing moisture to intrude yet to be determined, Currie and mold to grow. said. For years, workers in the A mold eradication compa- basement offices of the White- ny estimated that mold abate- ville building referred to their ment, cleaning and sealing the suite as “The Dungeon,” due basement of City Hall could to continual dampness, mold Moving boxes await staff at cost $600,000, even before reno- and musty odors. Employees the new location. vations and making the area reported respiratory illnesses usable. The entire building is and other health problems estimated to cost significantly until the basement was closed, workers kept fans running and more to clean and seal. stripped and sealed off. doors open in the main section “Council will look at that The planning and inspec- of the building. Currie said more after we’re settled in at tion offices have been operat- several residents mentioned the interim building,” he said. ing out of a leased building the mold smell, and at least “The location downtown is ex- downtown since the basement one woman reported having cellent, especially since we’re was sealed. an allergic reaction when she right next door to the police Officials hoped the mold came to the building. and fire departments. This is could be stopped in the base- The city has leased a store- going to take a lot of discus- ment, but the problem grew to front from Hill Development to sion and investigation before the point that on humid days, house all the administration a final resolution.”

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800 Jefferson Street • Suite 116, Whiteville 642-2642 4A - The News Reporter, Monday, November 9, 2015 Child shot in Brunswick Phone By JEFFERSON WEAVER not life-threatening, he said. Staff Writer Worley said investigators do not have a suspect, and and games Investigators are releas- are not sure whether it was A thief made off with ing few details about an early a handgun, rifle or other fire- drugs, telephones and gam- morning shooting that injured arm. ing equipment from a Chad- a child in Brunswick. “Right now I can just say it’s bourn area home last week. Major Bobby Worley of the being investigated,” he said. Sheriff ’s reports show Columbus County Sheriff ’s The shooting occurred at that Tara Hinson of F.M. Office said the four-year-old Mill Stream Apartments. The Cartrette Road called 911 af- was hit by at least one gunshot child was hospitalized but ter discovering someone had shortly after midnight Sunday is expected to make a full entered her home through a morning. The injuries were recovery. window and stolen a number of items. Among the missing prop- Animal control reports 154 erty were medications, a Pan- asonic television, an Xbox gaming system, and jewelry. dogs, 192 cats in October Five “old cell phones” were By JEFFERSON WEAVER claimed by their owners, while also stolen. Staff Writer four were euthanized due to Value of the missing Nine dogs and one cat made injury or other medical issues. goods was placed at $5,450, it home to their owners from Cats outnumbered dogs at and damage to the home at the Columbus county Animal the shelter again in October, Deputies and firefighters work to open Heck Strickland’s car Thursday. He was located $650. Shelter in October. with a total of 192 being turned about 150 yards after an afternoon search west of Chadbourn. See story page 3-A. Joey Prince of Columbus in or picked up by animal con- County Animal Control re- trol employees. ported that the county took in None were adopted by in- Chadbourn shooting 192 cats and 154 dogs for the dividuals, but 109 were taken Noise about noise in by rescue groups. Another month. Tabor city police were called reads, the patrolman spoke to Chadbourn police report that a male on Holland Street Friday 71 with medical issues were Nine dogs were adopted, Nov. 1 to settle an argument the neighbor. Cruz then report- said he heard a shot and realized he’d been hit. rescued by groups as well. with six being taken in by about noise in the Forest Edge edly accused the police of taking The wound was superficial and the victim was treated and A single cat was reclaimed county residents and three apartments. sides with the neighbor. Cruz released. by its owner, Prince said, and from outside the county. Res- Patrolman Michal Edwards told police he keeps his children Police noted there was no cooperation from the victim or 11 were euthanized due to cue groups adopted 50 dogs, reported that he was dispatched inside “because the neighbor- anyone else. either injuries or other medi- and took charge of 82 dogs to Forest Edge Circle around hood children abuse and bully cal issues. with known medical issues noon after Marco Cruz called them,” and whenever his chil- No animals were eutha- that might otherwise have 911. Cruz told police that his dren make any kind of noise, the Pot, synthetics found made them unadoptable. nized due to space issues in neighbor “was yelling and curs- neighbor hits the ceiling with a Deputies confiscated mari- synthetic drug “Molly”, and A total of nine dogs were re- October, Prince said. ing at him and his children.” broom handle. In times past, the juana and a quantity of the cited Moore for misdemeanor Cruz met Edwards as he ar- report said, Cruz claimed the synthetic narcotic “Molly” possession of marijuana, felo- rived, and was yelling, using neighbor had threatened to “cut after a traffic stop near Chad- nious possession of narcotics, obscene language and uncoop- the children’s legs off.” bourn Nov. 5. and possessing/concealing erative, the policeman reported. Crime briefs Cruz was advised to file a Arrest records show Leroy drug paraphernalia. “After hearing Mr. Cruz yell report if he or his family were Moore Jr. and Quiaja George, According to the Centers his side of the story,” the report Tractor threatened again. both 23, were in a vehicle for Disease Control, Molly is a Christopher Bentley Cook, Chadbourn stopped for a traffic violation form of Ecstasy, and is some- 27, of Tom- A Community Watch meet- on Rough and Ready Road times used as a “date rape” my Davis ing is set for Monday, Nov. 9, around 11:30 a.m. drug. A synthetic, psychoac- Drive, Ever- at 6 p.m. at Chadbourn Middle Theft from above Thieves tried to enter a ered that the suspect had cut George was charged with tive drug, Molly has simi- green, has School, sponsored by the Chad- Tabor City pawn shop in the through the fence surround- driving while license revoked. larities to both the stimulant been arrest- bourn Police Department. The early morning hours of Nov. 6. ing the business, broken a During a subsequent search, amphetamine and the hallu- ed on fraud program about crime preven- Tabor city police reports hole in the roof, then entered officers from small quanti- cinogen mescaline. It can also charges in tion and mutual assistance show that Patrolman Jeffrey the roof. ties of marijuana and the cause short-term memory loss. Columbus also promotes cooperation Grainger responded to an Once inside the store, the County, and with police to reduce crime Cook alarm call at Pawn South on E. report says, a suspect set off felony charg- by residents knowing and Fifth Street, around 3:40 a.m. the motion sensor, activating es from Bladen County, some caring for each other, and tak- Indecent Grainger and other officers the alarm. The perpetrator of them involving a Massey ing putting in place personal A Tabor City woman called in that area, and approached were checking the windows of then fled, leaving behind two Ferguson tractor stolen from security plans for their homes police after being proposi- the car. the building when one of the carts from a neighboring gro- the Bladenboro area. and families. For more infor- tioned on Anderson Street The victim told police the policeman saw a ceiling tile on cery store and a pair of sheet Cook is charged in this mation, contact Chief Darrell Oct. 29. man then exposed himself to the floor inside, and a ladder metal cutters. county with getting $500 from Trivette at dtrivette@townof- The victim told police she her, and asked if she would leading through the ceiling. Nothing was reported sto- Austin Ray Watts of Hallsboro Chadbourn.com. was walking down Anderson perform a sex act on him, the Officers called for addi- len, but the break-in caused for the stolen tractor on July at Sanwall when a man in a report said. When the woman tional assistance, and discov- $2,500 in damage. 10, 2015, although Cook knew red compact car asked her for became upset and refused, the he didn’t own the vehicle, Laser conviction directions to Stage Street. She man reportedly said “Okay,” told him the street was not and drove away. according to the warrant ob- Christopher Lee Funk, 35, tained by Columbus County of Concord, was put on fed- Shoplifter caught Sheriff ’s Deputy Christi Cara- eral probation for five years A Family Dollar store clerk chased merchandise in a pock- ballo. Cook is also charged Damage at courthouse last week when sentenced for prevented a theft from the Ta- et. She asked him to come back with attempted fraud for trying A man was arrested Nov. 4 Turbeville, 55, was arrested on aiming a laser pointer at an bor City store Oct. 28. to the cash register, and said he to sell on Nov. 2 copper stolen for using a ring to scratch hs a charge of defacing a public aircraft at Oak Island on May Police reports show Tyler had set the alarm off. Phillips from Whiteville Fabrics. initials in a wall at the new building. Turbeville is alleged 6, 2014. Clinton Phillips, 28, was ar- denied having anything except The Bladen charges show courthouse. to have used a ring and a com- Funk pleaded guilty to twice rested in a single charge of what he had purchased, then the tractor and a bush-hog at- Arrest reports from the puter flash drive to scratch aiming a laser beam at a heli- shoplifting and concealment of retrieved a package of binder tachment and a disc, valued at Columbus county Sheriff ’s letters into a men’s room wall copter during a landing rou- goods in the case. His address clips from a pants pocket. He $1,800, was stolen from James Office show Charles Allen at the new courthouse. tine by a student pilot at the was listed as Boonesneck Road, attempted to leave the store Hal Mercer of N.C. 211 west of Cape Fear Regional Jet Port, Supply. He was released on $300 again, and set the alarm off a Bladenboro, on July 10. records show. secured bond. second time. The report said he $19,000 theft The store manager, Brenda had then turned over a key ring A $19,000 enclosure used to secure fiber optic cable was re- Grainger, told police she ob- set that had not been paid for. ported stolen from a Riegelwood site Nov. 5. served Phillips attempting to Tabor City Lt. Rickard Ko- The container was located at 16817 Old Lake Road, and was leave the store with unpur- sloski took Phillips into cus- found missing around 9 a.m. A saw or other cutting tool was Break-ins, thefts tody. used to access the container, which was owned by Time Warner. The following were victims of a break-in and/or theft re- ported on date shown: • Nov. 4 – Christopher Gerald Duncan – theft of Chevrolet Malibu from 3000 block of Chair Factory Road, Nakina. PLEASE • Nov. 4 – Zeary Ann Gore, Herbert Norris Road, Tabor City – break-in, theft of RCA tablet. RECYCLE • Nov. 3 – Wilber Powell, West Railroad Street, Cerro Gordo – theft of EZ-GO golf cart. • Nov. 3 – Shirley Canady, Mollie Brook Drive, Clarendon – break-in, theft not shown. NOVEMBER • Nov. 3 – Burvin Wade Hooks, Old Wilmington Road, White- ville – theft of Husqvarna and Ryobi grass trimmers. • Nov. 3 – Tara Hinson, F.M. Cartrette Road, Chadbourn – SPECIALS break-in, theft of Panasonic TV, Xbox game console, assorted jewelry, five old cell phones, medication. Prices Good • Nov. 3 – Mark Boudier McKay – theft of Saturn Relay on Open 7 Days A Week Midway Road near intersection of Georgia Pacific Road. November 1-30, 2015 • Nov. 3 – Rodney Hickman, Willow Run, Whiteville – break-in, theft of 48-inch and 42-inch Magnavox TVs, Apple I pad, cash, Samsung laptop computer. • Nov. 3 – Maria Danielle Joseph, Miller Road, Tabor City – theft of 5-foot-by-8-foot utility trailer. Nat. 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It’s been just over a month. “I will say this, I’ve never Go Tell Columbus (GTC) met nicer people (the GTC began Oct. 3 and concluded teams),” Beck continued. “It’s Oct. 7 with 854 recorded life amazing what people can ac- changing and faith renewing complish for the betterment of decisions being made during the community and mankind the five-night evangelistic when they all work together.” crusade for Christ. The next While news coverage and generation word of mouth sharing let Friends Christine Barden, people know about the music, Ollie Shaw and Sarah Odens the messages and the minis- from the Welches Creek Mis- try expansion that happened sionary Baptist Church com- early in October, many of the munity served as volunteers behind-the-scenes stories are throughout the week of the still coming to the light. crusade. Since the crusade “It was awesome,” Odens In the last four weeks, more said on the last night of the than 70 baptisms have oc- crusade, while little children curred at county churches, who were kin to her played and others are still being nearby and lots of youth filled scheduled. Brenda Jolly, chair- the seats in the gym and audi- man of Go Tell Columbus, torium. spoke about the crusade this Wednesday evening, pizza week. supper was offered to area “It was a marvelous expe- youth and Odens and her rience,” Jolly said. “We had friends said they were glad results even greater than we to see the emphasis placed on expected and prayed for. I don’t reaching the next generation. have the words, really. It was “It gives them the feeling phenomenal in every aspect of the Christian atmosphere in spite of the bad weather.” rather than the world’s atmo- Willard McPherson agreed. sphere,” Odens said of the As the pastor of Piney Forest young children. “They love the Baptist Church and a Colum- Gospel songs.” bus County native, he was “Me and my daughter were heavily involved in the prepa- here last night,” Shaw said. ration for the crusade and has “She rededicated her life. And seen a definitive impact in his with all the young people com- own congregation because of mitting their lives to Christ; its involvement and outreach. it’s so wonderful.” “God’s fabulous,” McPher- Carl Brown from Macedo- son said early in the crusade. nia Baptist Church in Ever- “Last night, Piney Forest had green was spending time with the best one-night revival in his great grandson, toddler my memory… and we weren’t Kayden Bryan, on Wednesday even in our building. We had night at GTC. eight salvation decisions, nine He spoke of the four gen- rededicating decisions and erations of his family who two came seeking God’s will had attended the crusade and in their lives. volunteered in various capaci- “All this was from our ties. Those “in-between” gen- church alone and just after erations included Kevin and the first night of the crusade. Pamela Bryan and Clayton God is bigger than we know,” and Candice Bryan, Kayden’s McPherson continued. parents. Baptisms “We believe in this cru- Last week, McPherson and sade and we want to see great Donald Conway of Chadbourn things in Columbus County,” Pentecostal Holiness Church Brown said. held a joint worship service; “We’ve (Brown’s family) they baptized 31 people from been working. Our church has both their churches, all as a di- been involved. I’ve seen some rect result of the GTC crusade. results already. “I just praise God for the “Look at all the young peo- wonderful time we had to- ple in here tonight. There’s gether as two denominations something moving. I wish we that came together celebrat- could see even more of this in ing what God has done and the county. I think we are go- is doing in the lives of the ing to see even more results,” people in Columbus County,” Brown stated. Conway said. Future goals Jolly mentioned Western Brown is not alone in his Prong Baptist Church, North- hopes for the county. While wood Assembly, a church in at the crusade, Russell Hon- the Delco area and others eycutt, pastor of Northwood throughout the county as just Assembly, spoke about what a few of the congregations he believes God’s heart for that experienced an impact Columbus County and the from the GTC crusade and Christian Church at large is. have chosen to follow up with “Too often, the spirit of people who made decisions religion has taken the place there. of a relationship with God,” The Reverend Don Carter Honeycutt said. “It’s been of New Hope Baptist in the very borderline in Columbus Buckhead community spoke County. We’ve been slipping in about what’s happened at his the church in reaching young church since the week of Go people. Tell Columbus. “They’re not looking for “They gave me a list of ‘religion,’ they’re looking for about eight heads who had ‘real.’ We’ve got to get the made a decision (for Christ). truth of the Gospel into our I’m planning to meet with pupils. them this week. “We’ve all got to become the “I can see where it was a church again. Too many of us great crusade,” Carter said. “I have just been ‘doing church,’ have heard of other churches not ‘being the church.’ It re- where souls have been saved quires repentance,” Honeyc- as a result (of GTC). utt said. “The Holy Spirit has “And within the church said to me in my prayer time: community itself, we’ve been ‘As a pastor, stop trying to strengthened. Just preparing pacify the saints. Win the lost for it, the classes that were and make disciples.’” held and everything, that was Honeycutt spoke of how he great. It just made a difference wanted himself and others to in our lives. I think it was good always be in alignment with all around,” Carter concluded. the Word of God and to share Continuing the light of Christ in the com- outreach munity and the world. “We’re hoping the number additional ways to get in- sentiments. “The crusade everyone is working for that indoors. During the week, Honeycutt and many others that made decisions will dou- volved and to continue to made an impact… beyond a one goal, to help save souls.” thousands of guests were – more than can be mentioned ble within six-ten months…. share the love of Christ town doubt, I know it did,” he said. In the month since the Go courteously welcomed onto in one writing – are choosing that more people will find to town across the Carolinas,” “There’s going to be a fol- Tell Columbus Crusade con- the grounds of the school and to follow hard after the God Christ than ever before. We Jolly said. low-up. I’m looking forward to cluded, people have continued into its hallways, gymnasium, they believe to be the Sover- also have additional network- The Reverend Thurman seeing what’s going to happen to talk about all that happened auditorium and beyond. eign Savior of Creation. ing ideas,” Jolly stated. Chestnutt retired from Welch- from that meeting and what is during the week of Christian People from across the During the Go Tell Co- “One of those ideas is that es Creek Missionary Baptist our next step. evangelistic outreach. county and across Christian lumbus crusade and into the Rick Gage is coming back to Church last year and is now “This is like another joy in During denominations served as future, they are inviting the town soon to talk to people active in New Light Mission- my life… to work with the min- the crusade greeters, ushers, prayer part- members of their churches who are interested in network- ary Church in Hallsboro, isters and lay people through- Due to the tremendous ners, counselors and more. and the community at large ing to win the Carolinas to which is pastored by the Rev. out the county, friends I didn’t amount of rain that fell dur- Eddie Beck, principal at to “seek ye first the kingdom Christ. Franklin Graham. Chestnutt know before,” Chestnutt said ing the week of the crusade, South Columbus, was actively of God” because they wholly “After he comes and speaks is a GTC crusade advisory before continuing. the event that was originally engaged in the overseeing of believe when a seeker knocks, to the GTC leadership team, committee member. “It’s a reoccurring thing… planned for the South Co- the facility for which he is the door of relationship with we’ll let the community know Chestnutt echoed Jolly’s when we have a crusade… lumbus stadium was moved responsible. “It was a complex Jesus Christ will open wide. 6-A – The News Reporter, Monday, November 9, 2015 Get Crazed Engagements in the Maze for the Teen Science Café This month’s Open Minds Teen Science Café (OMTSC) will be held at the Maze Craze on Friday, Nov. 13 at 5 p.m. Teens and their families should meet at the Maze Craze at Galloway Farm, 372 Artesia Road, Hallsboro where owner Kayla Tyson Alma Galloway will discuss the Kelly McCormick planning, farming, designing, CCCA Culinary yam winners engineering and actual cut- Laura Beth Merritt Columbus Career and College Academy came home from the N.C. Yam Festival in ting of this amazing 13-acre David Yorke Owens Tyson- Tabor City with 10 ribbons in October. Chef Sherman Axelberg had contestants from sorghum maze. both Intro to Culinary and Culinary II. Winners, left to right, front row: Hannah Brown, Participants are then free to explore this year’s maze and McCormick Yam Spiral Biscuits with Rum Icing, first place; Tasia Grate, orange glazed cookies, Merritt- enjoy all of the other games Jon and Rebecca Tyson of first place; Autumn Brown, yam cake, first place; Chrissilynn Ammons, double classic and activities. There is also a Owens Whiteville announce the en- yam pie, first place; Katlynn Walters, orange glazed yam pie, second place; Bailey three-acre fairy tale maze for gagement of their daughter, Campbell, yam shooters, second place; back row: Zach Pike, cinnamon yam muf- younger participants. Phyllis G. Merritt and Ran- Kayla, to Kelly McCormick, fins, second place; Cierra McNeil, yam cupcakes with caramel frosting, third place; The first 20 OMTSC teens to dy Merritt, both of Whiteville, son of Jeffrey and Amy Mc- Preston Prince, fudge, first place; Tris Faulk, yam stir fry, second place arrive at the Maze Craze will announce the engagement of Cormick of Whiteville. be admitted free. All other their daughter, Laura Beth, The bride-elect graduated participating teens and their to David Yorke Owens, son of from Whiteville High School families will enjoy a discount- Mrs. and Mrs. J. Lester Owens and is a waitress at Dale’s Sea- ed admission fee of $5. of Lake Waccamaw. food in Tabor City. Girl Scout earns Gold Award OMTSC is part of a nation- The bride-elect graduated The groom-elect graduated wide program whose White- from UNC Pembroke with from Whiteville High School for Venus Fly Trap project ville node is currently funded a B.S. degree in elementary and is employed with Atlantic by the Friends of the NC Mu- education. She is employed Automotive in Tabor City. Cortney McLamb of Lake wanted to create a beautiful seum of Natural Sciences at with Columbus Charter School A 5 p.m. wedding is planned Waccamaw has earned the environment that will attract Whiteville. in Whiteville as a third grade Nov. 15 at Bethel United Meth- Girl Scout Gold Award, the tourists to the park.” It is starting its fourth year teacher. odist Church of Clarendon. highest achievement in Girl By earning the Girl Scout of free STEAM-based (science, The groom-elect graduated Scouting. Gold Award, McLamb has de- technology, engineering, arts, from Whiteville High School For her Gold Award project, veloped skills for becoming a mathematics) programs for and attended Southeastern McLamb constructed a ter- successful leader and gained teens. Community College. He is Veterans Park rarium for Venus Fly Traps, professional skills that will The next OMTSC will be employed with VC Summer endangered carnivorous help her throughout her life- held Friday, Dec. 18 at 5 p.m. Nuclear Generating Station. dance Saturday plants, for Lake Waccamaw time. “This project gave me at the Museum at Whiteville. A Nov. 28 wedding is planned State Park. The terrarium will the opportunity to improve Meet Sarah Glaesner, reigning at 4 p.m. in the Whiteville at the Armory provide shelter for the plants my communication skills and Princess of Southern Carolina United Methodist Church with that are targeted by poachers. critical thinking abilities,” Queen, hopeful future Miss a reception following at Old 74 Veterans Memorial Park In addition to the terrarium, McLamb added. North Carolina, and aspiring Fox Preserve in Hallsboro. board of directors will host a McLamb constructed a but- Her accomplishments re- astrophysicist. social dance Saturday Nov. 14 terfly garden and produced a flect leadership and citizenship She will speak about her at the National Guard Armory detailed brochure to assist park skills that set her apart as she work with the Miss America Garden club to on Washington Street (old rangers generate awareness joins the other approximately Organization, which encour- meet, have lunch Chadbourn Road) in White- about Venus Fly Traps. Cortney McLamb one million Girl Scouts that ages young people to pursue ville. Doors open at 5 p.m. and McLamb was inspired to have earned this award or its STEM careers. Whiteville Garden Club tickets are $20. create her project as an effort to to her project, McLamb said, “I equivalent since 1916. The Girl For updated information will meet Thursday, Nov. 12 DJ Terry will provide music address the endangerment of wanted to show my community Scouts’ highest award stands contact Vicki DiMuzio at vicki. at 10 a.m. at the First Baptist and food will be provided by Venus Fly Traps in Lake Wac- that Venus Fly Traps are an im- for excellence and leadership dimuzio@naturalsciences. Church fellowship hall. Lisa VFW Auxiliary 8073. The Wall camaw State Park. Referring portant asset to our park. I also for girls everywhere. org, call the museum at 914- Clark will present a program of Honor featuring photos of “Through her project, Cort- 4185, or visit the Whiteville on place setting decorations. veterans will be on display. ney has demonstrated that she Teen Science Café Facebook Lunch will be served after- The dance is a fundraiser possesses the proven qualities page at www.facebook.com/ wards at a price of $5. Host- for the Veterans Memorial of a community leader and the Teen-Science-Cafe-White- esses are Marcia Pearce, Jolene Park of Columbus County, Inc. Girl Scout Gold Award designa- ville-628643337153158/time- Lewis, Jayne Moore, Peggy Un- All donations to the park are tion is a remarkable achieve- line, derwood and Betty Hedgepeth. tax deductible. ment,” said Lisa Jones, chief executive officer of Girl Scouts – North Carolina Coastal Pines. “She recognized a need in her community and took action to create a sustainable response.” add performance & protection McLamb is the daughter of Nicky and Melody McLamb and is a freshman at East Caro- to your saw purchase lina University. She joined Girl Scouts in 2005 and was a member of Girl Scout Troop 231 led by Amy Malpass. Toby Hall served as McLamb’s proj- ect advisor and assisted with the construction location for the terrarium at the park. In addition to Girl Scouting, Mclamb participates in Na- tional Honors Society, Beta add performance & protection Club, Junior Marshal, Youth Group, student council, vol- to your saw purchase leyball, soccer and bowling. Some universities and colleges offer scholarships unique to Gold Award recipi- ents, and girls who enlist in the U.S. Armed Forces may re- ceive advanced rank in recog- Scratch & Dent Saws On Clearance nition of their achievements. The Gold Award represents the highest achievement in Girl Scouting. It recognizes girls in grades 9 through 12 who demonstrate extraor- Sarah Gordon, center, Belk of Whiteville manager, pre- dinary leadership through sustainable and measurable oil & Lubricants Bars and chains head protection carrying cases sented the 83rd North Carolina Strawberry Festival Queen Starting at Starting at Helmets starting at Starting at Tara Danielle Ward, right, and Princess Brinkley Noel Col- Take Action projects. Since 1916, girls have successfully lier, left, with a set of luggage. Tara and Brinkley have $000.00$1.79 $000.00$39.95$000.00 $49.95$000.00 $29.95 answered the call to go gold, an put their luggage to good use, traveling over the state to act that indelibly marks them attend festivals and other events. as accomplished members of For more information and complete list of chainsaw accessories CONNeCT wITH their communities and the visit your local Husqvarna dealer or husqvarna.com US ONlINe world. Volunteers needed FIND YOUR HUSQVARNA AT to help prepare taxes Fall flowers are AARP Tax-Aide, the na- and help people in your com- topic of meeting oil & Lubricants Bars and chains head protection carrying cases tion’s largest, free, volunteer munity with filing their taxes. Starting at Starting at Helmets starting at Starting at Debbie Viets gave a program run tax assistance and prepa- Last year, nationwide, more © 2015 Husqvarna AB. All rights reserved. on small fall arrangements for $000.00 $000.00 $000.00 $000.00 ration service, is seeking vol- than 35,000 Tax-Aide volun- the Whiteville Garden Club unteers in Columbus County teers helped more than 2.6 Oct. 16 at Dal’s Seafood. for tax counseling and elec- million people file their tax For more information and complete list of chainsaw accessories With about 20 fall flowers in CONNeCT wITH tronic filing of returns. returns. US ONlINe various containers on a long visit your local Husqvarna dealer or husqvarna.com Volunteers of all ages and The program is offered in table, the speaker said almost backgrounds are welcome. more than 7,000 sites around anything can be a container. Located 6 milesFIND YOUR south HUSQVARNA ATof Whiteville You do not have to be a mem- the country, including librar- She put green foam and dis- ber of AARP to volunteer. ies, churches and senior cen- tilled water in the flowers and on Hwy. 701 S Tax-Aide counselors re- ters. Locally, here at the Caro- used a “frog” in some. ceive comprehensive free tax lyn T. High Library, eight vol- When asked where she ob- training in cooperation with unteers helped more than 200 tained her flowers, she said 642-3278 653-5165 the Internal Revenue Service. taxpayers with their federal from her garden, from friends’ Some knowledge of the tax and state returns. gardens, WalMart and in the © 2015 Husqvarna AB. All rights reserved. code and basic computer lit- For more information on case of cattails, along the eracy are required. Volunteers how to join the Tax-Aide team highway. are asked to give a minimum visit www.aarp.org/taxaide, Hostesses were Glenda of four hours a week during or contact Daryl Patrick at Wolfe, Armanda Rooks and the 10-week tax season. It’s a 910-642-7565 or email patricd@ Judy Nelson. great way to learn new skills centurylink.net. Deaths The News Reporter, Monday, November 9, 2015 -- 7A

JESSIE GORDON MARTHA WATTS LONNIE MCKEITHAN CARLA RENEE SMITH DEATH NOTICE DEATH NOTICE HAMLET -- Jessie Gordon, CALDWELL BLADENBORO -- Lonnie WHITEVILLE -- Carla Re- 81, formerly of Chadbourn, TABOR CITY -- Martha McKeithan, 83, died Satur- nee Smith, 34, died Thursday, VETA ITHEAN KATHY YUVONN died Sunday, Nov. 8, 2015. He Watts Caldwell, 79, died day, Nov. 7, 2015. He was born Nov. 5, 2015. She was born July GURGANUS BULLOCK WATTS NORRIS was the son of the late John Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2015 at March 17, 1932 to the late Gro- 26, 1981 in Columbus County. CLARENDON -- Veta WHITEVILLE -- Kathy McDonald and Ressie Horne Providence Hospital in Co- ver and Lucille Ward McKei- She was employed as a hospi- Ithean Gurganus Bullock, Yuvonn Watts Norris, 65, Gordon and the husband of lumbia, S.C. Born April 3, 1936 than. tal sterile processing techni- 85, died Saturday, Nov. 7, died Saturday, Nov. 7, 2015 the late Mattie Ellis Gordon. in Horry County, she was the He was an cian. 2015 at Lower Cape Fear at New Hanover Regional He was also preceded in death daughter of the late John Sol- Army veteran. Final rites were conducted Hospice and LifeCare Cen- Medical Center in Wilming- by six siblings, Earl Ray Gor- omon Watts and Hattie Suggs The fam- Sunday, Nov. 8 in the chapel of ter in Whiteville. Born in ton. don Sr., Anthony Eugene Watts and widow of James ily will receive Peacock Funeral Home with Columbus County, she was She was the daughter Gordon, Charlie Gordon, Pete Burt Caldwell. In addition to friends from 6-8 p.m. Monday, Dr. Tommy Bryson officiating. the daughter of the late of the late Golda Jean and Gordon, Jimmy Dale Gordon, her husband and parents, she Nov. 9 at New Light Pentecos- Burial was in Columbus Me- Bert and Ollie Singletary Jessie Booth Watts. She and Kenneth was preceded in death by four tal Freewill Baptist Church. morial Park. Gurganus. In addition to was also preceded in death Delane Gordon. brothers, Luther, James, Hart- Final rites will be held at 11 She is survived by her her parents she was preced- by five siblings, Sam Watts, He was a vet- ford and Horace Watts; and a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 10 at the mother, Janice Hunt Smith of ed in death by a son-in-law, Clio Watts, Grover Watts, eran of the U.S. four sisters, Bernice Blanton, church with Revs. Dale Hester Clarkton; her father, Charles Elbert Norris; three broth- Christine W. Norris and A r m y. Carline Strickland, Barbara and Bobby Smith officiating. R. Smith of Siler City; one sis- ers, Lee Grant Gurganus, Helen W. Gordon. The family will receive Phillips and Earstine Watts. Burial will be in Pine Crest ter, Angela Smith; and mater- Elbert Gurganus and Ver- The family will receive friends from 6-8 p.m. Tues- She was a member of Ta- Cemetery. nal grandmother, Doris Hunt non Gurganus; and four friends from 6-8 p.m. Mon- day, Nov. 10 at Worthington bor City Holiness Tabernacle. He is survived by his wife, of Council. sisters, Vera Fowler, Mary day, Nov. 9 at Worthington Funeral Home in Chadbourn. Final rites will be held at Clara M. McKeithan of the Gaskin, Velma Tyree and Funeral Home in Chad- Final rites will be held at 11 11 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 7 in the home; three daughters, Terry Vivian Merrill. bourn. Final rites will be a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 11 at the chapel of Inman Ward Fu- Sawyer, Jill Allen and Lisa St. Bethel MBC Visitation will be held held at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. funeral home with Rev. Pat neral Home. Burial will be in Brisson, all of Bladenboro; Veteran’s Day Nov. 11 from 6-8 p.m. Tuesday, 10 at the funeral home with Inman officiating. Interment Twin City Memorial Gardens, one brother, Horace McKei- will be in the Horne Family Loris, S.C. Visitation will be than of Bladenboro; one sis- St. Bethel Missionary Bap- Nov. 10 at Mt. Sinai Baptist Rev. Jerry Spivey officiat- tist Church will honor all mili- Church. Final rites will be ing. Interment will be in Cemetery, Chadbourn. held Saturday, Nov. 7 one hour ter, Katie Bowen of Bladen- He is survived by two prior to the service in the cha- boro; five grandchildren; and tary veterans on Veteran’s Day held at 2 p.m. Wednesday Chadbourn Memorial Cem- Wednesday, Nov. 11 by serving at the church. Burial will etery. daughters, Virginia G. Miller pel. six great grandchildren. of Calabash and Carolyn G. She is survived by two sons, a free lunch to any veteran and be in the church cemetery. She leaves to cherish guest. Inman Ward Funeral Home her memory her husband, Brunelle of Syracuse, N.Y.; Jimmy Lenneau Caldwell of two sons, Jessie “Carlton” Columbia, S.C., Jerome “Pete” Westside Alumni The menu will consist of of Tabor City is handling William James “W.J.” Nor- fried fish or cheeseburgers and the arrangements. ris of the home; one son, Gordon and James Earl Gor- Caldwell of Waterloo, S.C.; to meet Nov. 10 one sister, Lizzie Alexander of hotdogs. Serving will be from She is survived by her Jamie Norris and his wife, don of Hamlet; six siblings, The Chadbourn Chapter Lancaster, S.C.; three grand- 11 a.m.-3 p.m. husband of 69 years, C.B. Deidre, of Chadbourn; five Emily Faye Cox and Brenda of the Westside Alumni As- sons; one granddaughter; and The church is located at Bullock Jr. of Clarendon; siblings, Earline W. Wil- G. Pickard, both of Raleigh, sociation will hold its monthly Lillian “Cookie” Elmore, Dal- 12 great grandchildren. 456 Old Lumberton Road in two daughters, Hilda Bull- liams of Charlotte, Betty W. meeting Tuesday, Nov. 10 at 6 Whiteville. ock Norris and Faye Bull- Norris of Whiteville, David ton McDonald Gordon, Thom- p.m. as Keith Gordon and John For more information call ock Soles and husband, Watts of Lake Waccamaw, Free Gospel The meeting will be held Barron Smith at 640-1320. Jimmy, all of Clarendon; Syba W. Gibson of Jackson- Wayne Gordon, all of Chad- at the Westside Community bourn; 13 grandchildren; and Rev. Gregory Hewett is the four grandchildren, Melo- ville, Fla. and Jerry Watts concert Nov. 14 Center, 650 W. Smith Street, pastor. ny Worley, Christie Hardee of Lexington; and a grand- 21 great-grandchildren. Chadbourn. and husband, Andy, Bryan daughter, Jaelyn Norris. at Boys Home and Bullock Norris, GySgt. RUSSELL LEE GRIFFIN Nov. 15 at OES 54 year anniversary Nov. 21 William Jonathan Norris SHEILA FRICK HARWOOD CHADBOURN -- Russell and wife, Krystal; and five WHITEVILLE -- Sheila Lee Griffin, 76, died Sunday, Abundant Life AOG The Angelette Chapter #625 Order of the Eastern Star will great-grandchildren, Caro- Frick Harwood, 51, died Tues- Nov. 8, 2015 at Lower Cape celebrate its 54 year anniversary Saturday, Nov. 21 at 6 p.m. in line Ruth Hardee, Austin day, Nov. 3, 2015 at Lower Cape Fear Hospice and LifeCare The Performing Arts Series the Sandy Plain Missionary Baptist Church fellowship hall. Hardee, Piper Collins, Eden Fear Hospice and LifeCare Center in Whiteville. He was at Boys and Girls Homes of The guest speaker will be Sister Norman Martin. Music will Royce Norris, Ireland Tin- Center in Whiteville. She was the son of the late Roy Colum- N.C. presents a gospel concert be furnished by the 17th District OES Choir and others. dale Norris. the daughter of Evelyn Inez bus and Ruth Lee Martin Grif- featuring award winning gos- The church is located at 903 Farmers Union Road, Clarkton. A guest register is avail- Norris and the late Thurman fin and was also preceded in pel singers Ben McGalliard able at inmanfuneralhome. Boyd Frick Jr. She was also death by three siblings, Jack and Randy Ward with a special com. preceded in death by a sister, Griffin, Sudie E. Elliott and guest appearance by former RSP meets Herbert Reynolds Griffin. B&GH CEO Bill Thompson DKG Bazaar Sheryl Jean Frick. The Columbus/Whiteville The Omega Chapter of Del- Arrangements are incom- Saturday, Nov. 14 at 7 p.m. in A memorial service was Retired School Personnel ta Kappa Gamma will meet By His Grace church plete and will be announced the Leamon Rogers Memo- held Saturday, Nov. 7 at Abun- will meet Tuesday, Nov. 17 at Thursday, Nov. 19 at 6:30 p.m. announcement by Worthington Funeral rial Chapel, 111 Rube McCray dant Life Assembly of God 10 a.m. at Dale’s Seafood in at Trinity Baptist Church. By His Grace Ministries Home. Circle, Lake Waccamaw. Church with Rev. Jerry Spiv- Whiteville. The speaker will Hostess group VIII chaired will hold the initial sermon He is survived by his wife, Admission is free. ey officiating. Worthington be Dr. Terry Mitchell, state by Debbie Simmons will be in of (MIT) Sheeline Price Satur- Betty J. Powers Griffin of the A Sunday morning concert Funeral Home in Chadbourn director of RSP. He will speak charge of the arrangements. day, Nov. 21 at 4 p.m. home; and one sister, Judy G. with Ward and McGalliard handled the arrangements. about the NCRSP transition. Devotion will be given by Pat The minister of music is Horne of Chadbourn. will be held at 11 a.m. at Abun- She is survived by three Rev. Charlene Mapson of St. Medlin. Torey Bessent. Presiding El- dant Life Assembly of God in daughters, Whitney Harwood, Mark AME Zion Church will The Grant-in-Aid Commit- der is Utrilla Bryant. Whiteville. Jaimie Harwood and Victo- ECHS JROTC give the inspiration. tee will be in charge of the The event will be held at For more information about ria Dudley, all of Whiteville; All volunteers must bring bazaar. the Waccamaw Community the event, contact Melissa one son, William Harwood of Veteran’s Day hours of service. Reservations should be building, 5585 Waccamaw Hopkins, director of public Whiteville; two brothers, Mel- There will be an auction so made by calling Simmons at School Road, Ash. program relations and marketing at vin Frick and Thurman Lee members are asked to bring an 640-9750. Bishop Elgin Blake is the Frick, both of Whiteville; and East Columbus High School 910-646-3083 ext. 299 or melissa. item for sale. pastor. two grandchildren. JROTC staff and students will [email protected]. hold a Veteran’s breakfast and program Tuesday, Nov. 10. Breakfast will begin at 8:15 First St. Paul Shipman memorial a.m. in the conference room and the program will follow at MBC fall revival 9:10 in the school’s auditorium. First St. Paul Missionary scholarship fund held Baptist Church will hold its annual fall revival Wednesday, Saturday, Nov. 28 Evergreen BC Nov. 11-Friday, Nov. 13. The guest speaker will be Rev. Mar- The William Dewey Ship- turkey shoot cus Norfleet of Union Baptist man Sr. and Zenah Mae Clarida Evergreen Baptist Church Church of Brooksville, S.C. Shipman memorial scholar- will hold its annual turkey The church is located on ship fund will be held Saturday, shoot every Friday and Satur- 701 N. on Campground Road, Nov. 28 at 5 p.m. at St. James day night at 7 p.m. beginning Whiteville. A.M.E. Zion Church in the Friday, Nov. 13 and running Rev. Lester J. Frink is the Sandhill community. until Saturday, Dec. 19. pastor. The guests will be Minister The shoot will be held at Mt. Zion A.M.E. Zion Church 10263 Old Hwy. 74 located be- Combined Choir of Eliza- tween Evergreen and Board- Spring Hill MBC bethtown and soloist Harold man. Boone of Mt. Hebron A.M.E. Refreshments will be avail- Harvest Day Zion Church of Hallsboro. The able. Spring Hill Missionary master of ceremony will be Baptist Church will hold its De’Jour Alexander Simpson Harvest Day Sunday, Nov. 15 William Dewey Shipman Sr. (great-grandson), a senior at Evergreen Elem. at 11:15 a.m. The speaker will Mallard Creek High School in be Rev. Vinston Rozier. Lunch Charlotte. Fall Festival will follow the service. A special 15th year memo- Evergreen Elementary An afternoon service will rial tribute is planned for the School will hold its Fall Festi- begin at 4 p.m. with Bishop Shipman Family. val Tuesday, Nov. 10 from 5:30 Frederick T. Murray of Jeru- Donations should be made -7:30 p.m. Many fun activities salem Chapel Freewill Baptist payable to St. James AMEZ and concessions will be avail- Church. Church/Shipman Scholarship able. Come out to see who The church is located at Fund and mailed to Shipman will be crowned the King and 2871 Chadbourn Hwy., White- Scholarship Fund, 28 Tart Rd., Queen of the event. ville. Clarkton, N.C. 28433. If you wish for your name to appear on the contributors page of the program, respond by Friday, Nov. 20. Zenah Mae Clarida Shipman 2002-2014 awarded 72 $500 scholarships to local high The church is located at school graduates and nine pro- 16297 Twisted Hickory Rd., spective scholarships recipi- Bladenboro. ents for 2015 will be awarded Rev. Viola L. Freeman is Nov. 28. the pastor.

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Tuesday, after having suffered in town to get us growing in a If – and it’s a big ‘if ’ given a fall earlier in the day. positive direction.” Jay Suggs’ gain of two votes Bass commented, “I know Initial vote totals Tuesday with the latest absentees – Chadbourn came out and gave night at the polling place in election results announced most of their best. Chadbourn had Kelly leading Tuesday night for Chadbourn Although I led the vote- the race for council with 164 hold up, voters in Chadbourn getters for council, leading votes. will have elected the first ma- was not what I was after. I was Green had 158, Bass got jority-minority town council looking for unity. I would hope 152, Edwards had 145, Suggs in the town’s history. there will be unity” received 140 and Roberts 85, With Friday’s absentees Both Suggs and Edwin and those totals were incor- added in, Mayor Donald Ray Roberts left the polling place rectly reported in Thursday’s Bass, who chose to run for without commenting Tuesday News Reporter as being the council instead of seeking re- night, and neither showed up final totals. Clockwise, from foreground, Columbus County election board members JoAnn Gar- election as mayor, led the field later at the board of elections However, when early and rell, Harold Fipps and Mack Ward and staff member Jackie Bozeman go through ab- of six seeking three available when totals were finalized. absentee votes (not including sentee ballots Friday afternoon. Those ballots arrived after Tuesday’s election results council seats with 207 votes. However, Roberts announced the absentees added Friday) were announced but were postmarked in time to be counted. Provisional ballots were Political newcomer Colene on social media after the re- were added later Tuesday to be considered in a meeting at 10 a.m. today (Monday) and the board canvass, after “Tootie” Kelly came in sec- sults were in that he has closed evening at the board of elec- which election results become official, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday. ond with 202, and incumbent on the purchase of a house in tions, the scenario changed James Green and challenger Florida and will be moving as with Bass leading all council Suggs finished with 196 votes soon as he can clear the con- candidates with 204, followed Races each. Incumbents Brian Ed- tents of his current residence by Kelly (201), Green (196), Continued from page 1-A wards and Edwin Roberts in Chadbourn. Suggs (194), Edwards (170), and finished with 171 and 121, Mayor-elect Phillip Britt Roberts (121). absentee votes were cast for one additional vote to end up this (Monday) morning at 10 respectively. incumbent Sara Thompson with 90. Ruth Waddell gained o’clock to consider provisional Kelly and Green are Afri- or challenger Emory Worley. two votes, for a total of 89. No ballots though the canvass is can-Americans, and should They remain tied at 155 votes other Bolton votes changed set for Tuesday. Green be seated after the can- each. and Eugene Thomas Neal Jr. Officials said Friday that vass, he and Kelly would join Under state law, a tie is was elected to the third seat those ballots were under lock incumbent Rashad Roberts, broken by the “casting of with 73 votes. Unsuccessful and key and that they were also African-American, on the lots,” traditionally the flip of a Bolton alderman candidate unsure exactly how many five-member board. coin. An undisclosed number Geraldine Bellamy finished provisional ballots must be “So the election did not Japanese Hibachi & Chinese Cuisine of provisional ballots have yet with 43 votes. considered. Provisional bal- turn out well for me. But on to be counted, which means Brunswick lots are designated as such the bright side, the Town of numbers could change. Things remained razor- when there is some doubt as Chadbourn has reached an- Chinese & Japanese At the end of the day Fri- thin in Brunswick with the to whether a voter is eligible other progressive milestone day, Whiteville mayor Terry addition of one vote each to vote in a particular election in that we will soon have a LUNCH SPECIALS Mann gained one absentee for commissioner candi- and in a particular precinct. sitting council that is truly vote, giving him a total of dates Everlene Davis, Queen Any provisional ballots ac- representative of her popula- Starting 361 votes. There were no new Hawkins and Jackie Williams- cepted will then be added tion,” councilman Brian Ed- at $ 50 absentee votes for Whiteville Rowland, but the absentee to the unofficial vote totals wards posted on social media council district 2, leaving Jim- vote was not enough to change already announced. the morning after the election. 5 Mon.-Fri. 11:00-3:00 my Clarida a big winner with the outcome. Election results will not Edwards, who served on the board for 10 years, lost his bid 83 votes over Elgin Collier (4) Davis with 62 votes led the become official until the board for reelection. and Shanequa Collier (19). field, from which two were of elections meets Tuesday at Edwards said, “I’d just like Bring This Coupon In Chadbourn, Donald Ray elected. Williams-Rowland 2 p.m. for the canvass of votes. to thank all the citizens for Bass, who ran for the town had 59. Queen Hawkins and voting. It’s been an interesting One Egg Roll council instead of for re-elec- Nancy Hill ended up tied with FREE ten years, and good luck to the tion as mayor, picked up three 58 votes each. people that are now in charge.” with your purchase of votes. Chadbourn councilman Lake Waccamaw Veterans He said he didn’t regret having $10.99 or more Good November 10 - 16 Brian Edwards and challenger Jimmy Stanley, who was served. “We got a lot accom- Colene “Tootie” Kelly also unopposed, gained one vote plished while I was there and 140 Whiteville Town Ctr., Whiteville, NC picked up one vote each. for the Lake Waccamaw east programs hopefully we’ll continue in the Chadbourn ward seat for a total of 212 Following is a list of pro- right direction,” he said. Beside Domino’s Chadbourn council results votes. In the west ward, Frank grams honoring veterans this Green said, “It’s been a were 207 for Bass, 202 for Kelly, Carroll picked up one vote to 910.640.1238 week: hard, long fight, a journey. 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Spelling out the America’s vets Spellings agenda deserve thanks, as UNC president By TOM CAMPBELL so much more NC SPIN Despite a questionable selection In a day and age when every special process, and in spite of legislative interest group, event, or culture has its leadership that clearly didn’t want own day, it’s easy to overlook those that her, Democrats who didn’t want are so important. anyone previously associated with Wednesday, Nov. 11, is one of those President Bush and faculty who easily forgotten days. It’s Veterans Day, a didn’t want anyone not coming from time set aside to remember the efforts of academia, Margaret Spellings will those who served their country to pre- begin a new era as UNC President. serve the liberties we still enjoy, but often Protests aside, Spellings under- take for granted. stands the current environment in Even our elected officials often con- higher education and appropriately fuse Veterans Day, which honors all who spelled out her agenda, beginning served, and Memorial Day, when we re- with the letter A: affordability, ac- member those who fell. Veterans Day is a cessibility and accountability. time when we can actually say thank you According to the widely accepted to those who put on a uniform. nonprofit College Board, tuition, It isn’t just a day off from school or fees and room and board at public work. It isn’t just a day when many gov- universities has risen 26 percent in ernment 2015 inflation-adjusted dollars since offices The point 1985. The UNC system has made will close, Veterans of all genera- serious slightly efforts to tions deserve to be hon- The 11th hour of the 11th day complicat- hold down ing things ored, and in a day when By JEFFERSON WEAVER meeting in Washington, D.C., when he sat on his porch and talked to costs but for the some question the com- Staff Writer my father was a small child. friends long gone. Sometimes he system tu- citizens mitment of young people, The man who survived gas at- just talked. ition and who need look no further than those I grew up around World War II tacks, artillery barrages, and burn- Unlike a lot of folks in our town, fees have the service increased who volunteer to serve veterans, but for the longest time, ing tanks forgot to look both ways Mr. Jimmy didn’t care if my dog provided Mr. Jimmy was the only one I knew crossing the street. came up on the porch when we by about by those their country when it from the Great War. Papa had mentioned some of stopped by. 20 per- offices. It would be easier to stay out He lived with his much younger them, but most of the details so “We had a dog over there,” he cent over isn’t just a of harm’s way. brother, in the house their father eagerly sought by a typically blood- said, one time. His rheumy old the past day to go had bought from the mill. They thirsty Southern child were re- eyes glistened for a moment, and five years, Tom Campbell shopping. lived an old man’s bachelor ex- called only in old musty books I waited, but he was content to pat a much It’s a day when we should go out of istence with a houseful of cats, whose pages were slowly being Dudley’s head and let the story go steeper in- our way to say thank you to those who ignoring the wrinkled noses of eaten by the very acid that helped with that. crease than family incomes. Too make it possible for our children to go to disgust from many of the ladies in print them when my father was a Mr. Jimmy died quietly on his many students find themselves school, to vote, to have a chance to suc- the town. small child. front porch, bundled up, a cat sit- unable to pay or forced to go into ceed, to know that we as Americans have While my dad’s feet couldn’t let Mr. Jimmy’s milltown accent ting in his lap. He didn’t have to be debt. 2015 college graduates with rights that make our country stand out him serve in the Second World War, brought home the names of Meuse cold anymore. student loan debt will have $35,000 among the nations of the earth. he was still a contemporary of the Argon, Chateau Thierry, and others I was in junior high before I in loans, twice the amount just two Were it not for our veterans, we likely Saturday crowd in the barbershop. I could only finally realized that Veteran’s Day decades earlier. Starting adult life wouldn’t enjoy the freedoms we still He could recall the problems and read about. originally commemorated the elev- with so much debt is burdensome. have. Indeed, America’s Veterans Day struggles at home while the other I never enth hour of the eleventh day of the College debt in the U.S. now totals could well be celebrated in a dozen coun- men waiting on a shave and a trim had it per- eleventh month, when Jimmy and close to $70 billion. Affordability tries, where our warriors have gone to could describe the fighting on fectly clear his buddies and a million others clearly needs addressing, especially help introduce freedom and fairness to Guadalcanal, Monte Cassino, and in which lifted their heads from below the since government appropriations people who have known only terror and in North Africa. of those earthworks and for once, didn’t to public colleges and universities tyranny. That often left Mr. Jimmy with battles have to worry about being shot if have declined or remained static. We still do not have a good handle on the other little kids like myself at he’d actu- they let the sun shine on their faces. Accessibility is an even larger how to keep the promises made to our the far end of the room, near the ally fought, I like to imagine my Grandad hurdle. Admission requirements veterans; we’ve had an all-volunteer mili- shoeshine stands where I tried but I knew opening the side door of the Mathil- to the most sought-after public tary for decades now, yet that desire to (unsuccessfully) to make some from the da and stepping outside, maybe universities like UNC Chapel Hill, serve one’s country doesn’t often see that spending money. It was easy for the wall in his leaning on one of the side-firing NC State and even Appalachian, love reciprocated. The health care system men to forget about a little old bent tiny living Jefferson Weaver cannons and lighting a handrolled East Carolina and UNC Charlotte that promises to take care of those who man and an overweight kid sitting room that cigarette, like he is in one of those have become rigorous; they annu- serve is not quite a shambles, but it is a in the last chairs in the barbershop. he’d fought old bordered photos. ally turn away thousands capable shame; soldiers and their families still Mr. Jimmy always smelled bad. in several, and fought hard. While the World War I soldiers of doing the work but who don’t sometimes have to live partly on welfare. Even in summer, he wore several He recalled a fellow who had and sailors were dying off in my get accepted. Pressure to get high And our federal government still lacks jackets, often covered with a heavy shipped out with him, how the childhood, those of World War grades and score well on end-of- the resolve and the focus to determine coat. His shoes were beyond dis- man jammed his rifle in the mud II, Korea, and even Vietnam are grade, SAT and ACT tests begins in when and where our precious sons and reputable. Sometimes his brother of a trench and forgot to clear the slipping away now. Our modern middle school, as does aggressive daughters should be deployed to protect helped him shave, sometimes he bore, killing himself and a “Hun veterans teeter on the edge of being extra curricular resume building the interests of our country. tried to do it himself, sometimes he in a tin hat.” forgotten, and even more of them to enhance applications. North Yet we still have young men and didn’t shave at all. Jimmy’s voice cracked when he die far younger than their prede- Carolinians increasingly question women whose dream is to serve in the Folks said he came back from began talking about the way poison cessors. With them go their stories why so many out-of-state students military of their country; some are in World War One talking to himself, gas crept across a muddy, shell-torn and memories, unless parents will are admitted, when residents’ tax it for a job, others for the adventure, but and never stopped. field that he said was covered in help their kids listen. Theirs are dollars help subsidize each student before their time in uniform ends, all He also never got warm, when flowers when his unit first started the stories of freedom, and can approximately $9,000 per year. those reasons are replaced by a love of a nosy young’un once asked why digging the trenches that would be delivered more effectively by a Both affordability and acces- country and a dedication to keeping the he wore a heavy coat in July, he become their home. Grandpa who says, “Now, when I sibility force an examination of wolf away from the door at home. answered simply, “Cold. So cold.” His conversations weren’t all was in…..” accountability. What roles should Please take the time to thank a vet- I don’t mean to imply that all about the war; there was the girl in Too many of our children al- the various stakeholders play? What eran – you don’t have to wait for Veterans World War One vets I met were the white dress, and swimming in ready have seen and heard things functions, services or staffing can Day. They work beside us, shop in the shell-shocked. the creek before the town used it for we cannot imagine, sitting here be eliminated or cut without im- same stores, go to the same churches, The fact of the matter is, there a sewer. Meeting one of the Duke safely at home. Hopefully, their pacting education? How can space have children in the same schools. They were very few still alive when I was family when their car had a flat kids won’t have to do so. Hopefully be better utilized and course offer- are just like everyone else, yet they are a child, 50 years after they’d gone tire. There were the stories about today’s children will never know ings better match graduation re- not like everyone else because it takes a to France. the “Frenchy” girl, stories that firsthand what gas looks like creep- quirements? How can universities special dedication and selflessness to be My father’s father served in the grownups usually managed to stop ing like a fog across a battlefield. improve four and five-year gradua- willing to die in the service of people one same war; he drove a tank, one of just as they became interesting. Hopefully they’ll never know the tion rates? How can the university has never met. the first hulking iron boxes to cat- Sometimes my name was “Boy;” modern equivalent of the sound system better work with k-12 public To all our veterans, World War II, erpillar across a battlefield. Tanks in his more lucid moments, it was of an empty clip being ejected from education to reduce the amount of Korea, Vietnam, Panama, Iraq, Afghani- from the time when the designers “Little Tom,” after my father. Other an M-1 Garand rifle in the middle remedial work high school gradu- stan, the ever-changing War on Terror, thought adding more guns made times he asked me if I recalled the of a cold dark night. Hopefully ates require and more effectively and a thousand other brushfires in be- a tank better, rather than just taste of soup made with rainwater, they’ll never hear the thump of a colla borate with community col- tween: thank you. Without you, America heavier. turnips and fat. landmine going off under some- leges help relieve some of the stress wouldn’t be less of a country. America Aunt Eleanor, the keeper of the One day, when Mr. Rip the barber one’s foot. on space? What must be done to just wouldn’t be, period. family treasures, could name some was buzz-cutting a local police- Those are stories our children improve accountability in schools of the places he’d fought, great man’s hair, Jimmy told me to keep today need to hear, from the people with declining enrollments, where battles forgotten by the time of my down, because the Huns were firing who lived them. And if they listen, space is available? What role must childhood. Grandpa died, ironi- mortars again. hopefully they’ll realize that free- distance learning play and where cally, under the wheels of a trolley Sometimes he sat on his porch dom has to be defended if it’s going does student accountability fit into car while on his way to a veteran’s and talked to his cats. Sometimes to have any value. these calculations? These are just Quotes of a few accountability questions that need answering. Thumbs down President Spellings’ job is fur- ther complicated by having to work the week Travis with a contentious Board of Gov- BY RAY LUNDY “I feel like we’re being left behind if have to get back to my studying.” that’s it—one chance. It’ll never ernors, an increasingly intrusive Special to The News Reporter legislature, university chancellors we don’t start something to advance I asked him what he was studying, come again. I cannot fail. My folks and their boards screaming for the technology used in our system. Carroll Humphries, college and he said, “My Bible.” “That’s are depending on me. I cannot fail,” roommate and brother, called me good, Travis. Everyone needs to and tears were in his eyes. money and advantage, faculties We’re one of the few systems in the last night from Georgia. He had study his Bible.” “Travis, I thoroughly understand who believe they should dictate state that does not have a One- been reading the “Atlanta Journal- “Yep,” he said, and returned and admire you, buddy.” Travis policy and practices and alumni and to-One initiative.” Constitution” and had seen a name to his Bible. I was religious, but graduated with honors; went on to donors with loud demands. Recent – Columbus County Schools Superinten- in the obits that was familiar to us. Travis was a little beyond my pay graduate from Furman and South- UNC Presidents privately admit dent Alan Faulk, during a presentation “Ray, there is a name in the obitu- grade. “Gonna be a long semester,” ern Seminary. He was a successful these challenges are frustrating in to the school board about the school aries today that you remember.” I I thought to myself. But, I learned counselor for years in Georgia. bringing change to a system clearly system’s effort to provide Chromebooks asked who, and he said, “Your first to respect and admire him. Shortly Later, at USC, I was studying for needing it. Hers will not be an easy task. to every middle schooler. roommate, Travis Godby.” thereafter, Carroll and I became an exam and my buddies wanted to I was surprised that Travis had roommates, and later like brothers. go to a basketball game; a test was Margaret Spellings appears to have died. After Carroll had hung up, I A few of us were going out, and the next day. a good handle on what needs doing, “Guideway ain’t had no grease in a took a long walk and reminisced I asked Travis to go. “Nope, I can’t I borrowed wisdom from the past: even if she might not fully under- long time. We have covered walkways about my days at North Greenville go, Ray. I have to study.” I told him “You guys don’t understand. I have stand the complexity of what she that the posts have been rusted out on Junior College, now University. I he needed to take a short break: “We this one chance at college; that’s faces. Spellings needs and deserves for a long time.” recalled meeting Travis the first won’t be gone long.” it—one chance. It’ll never come our full support; anything less could – Lofton Cox, chairman of the advisory day I was on campus. I went to my He looked up from his book again. I cannot fail. My folks are prove harmful to our great Univer- committee at Guideway School, talking assigned room, and Travis was at through his very thick glasses and depending on me. I cannot fail,” and sity System. about capital needs at the school. his desk, studying. uttered words I have always remem- tears formed in my eyes; my buddies Campbell is former assistant I introduced myself, and we bered: “Ray, you don’t understand. understood. North Carolina State Treasurer and talked briefly. “Now,” said he, “I I have this one chance at college; Thanks Carroll, BFF. is creator/host of NC SPIN. The News Reporter, Monday, November 9, 2015 – 11-A Flemington Academy hosts first golf tournament The weather was perfect raised more than $3,500, thanks Simmons said. Saturday as the golfers took in large part to the support pro- Flemington Academy is a to the course for the first an- vided by the host course. public charter school that edu- nual Flemington Academy “Land ‘O Lakes has been cates middle and high school Golf Tournament at the Land incredibly supportive of this students. 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Best also shared the history of the 125th Infantry Regiment located in Whiteville, begin- ning in 1861. Attending veterans were recognized and the floor was opened for them to speak. “I’ve never regretted the first minute that I served my country,” said David Corbett Save Act Thousands Commander of the American Now Legion in Tabor City and Co- Lowest Prices of the Year lumbus County VFW. Corbett served in the U.S. Navy from 1956 to 1960 on a destroyer. The WTS chorus at the Nov. 5 Veteran Program He said he did not even know MUST where Vietnam was when he was assigned there. support veterans and their Luminaries on the side- GO! families. walk outside the cafeteria CLEARANCE ZONE Corbett highlighted the sacrifices of the signers of the A few pointed out it had were in honor or memory of Declaration of Independence. been difficult for some to claim individual veterans. 14 Chevy Cruze 13 Ford Explorer “The ones that signed that benefits while some injured Zachary Jones, 9, a fourth- Declaration of Independence or disabled veterans had gone grader at Williams Township –they made a sacrifice of their decades or more without ask- was among a crowd of stu- wealth, they made a sacrifice ing for assistance or benefits. dents who had patriotic art possibly of their life,” he said. Navy veteran E.W. Greene and essays on display at the James Simmons, another kept his address to the crowd event. Navy veteran who was a cata- short. “Thank you for your honor pult operator in the Vietnam “I’m proud to be an Ameri- and your service,” he wrote War, David Harrelson, who can. I love Jesus, I love my about the veterans. joined the Navy at 17 years of family and love my school,” “When I grow up I want to Stk# P3589 $ Stk# P3630 $ age and made it a career, and Greene said. be in the Army too, “ he said. LT, Leather 199mo. 3rd Row Seat 279mo. Anita Adams, a Vietnam Era Dozens of choral students The event is just one of many Army Corp nurse who served lead by Jimmy Price sang planned around the county in stateside, were among those songs like “America the Beau- observance of Veterans Day. 14 Ford Focus 13 Dodge Dart who shared experiences. tiful” and “I’m Proud to be an See a complete listing in Several echoed the need to American.” today’s edition. Waddell Continued from page 1-A then defeating incumbent Rep. carry the community, there’s pressed any interest of running Gaston L. 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I want to wish him their hats into the ring. mary but faced stiff general well in whatever endeavors he “You never take anything for election competition before pre- takes on from here.” granted,” Jones said about the 50 more to choose From vailing in November against Jones added, “I admire his fact that no other names have Republican businessman Bren- quarter century of service. emerged. den Jones of Tabor City, who There’s no doubt he loves the “I was looking forward to announced several months ago community or he wouldn’t have a lively campaign with Ken. I QUALITY that he would be running again done it for so long. I respect him hope we’ll be able to bring some for the House seat in 2016. for his service to the communi- things that Ken couldn’t do Waddell’s first foray into ty. I respect him to the utmost, through party politics, because QualityFord.com legislative politics was in 2010, and I certainly respect him for as a Democrat he was in the when he challenged long-time wanting to be more available to minority in Raleigh. Socially, Rep. Dewey Hill of Lake Wac- watch after his family interests he leans a little further left camaw in the Democratic pri- at home.” than I like but, fiscally he has 1-800-530-0978 mary. Jones said he was unaware been on the right side; he’s been 1242 S. Madison St. Whiteville, NC Hill won that race, but did of anyone else who has ex- conservative.” not seek re-election in 2012. Prior to being elected to the legislature, Waddell was a long- time member of the Chadbourn town council, eventually rising to the mayor’s office. Waddell told The News Re- porter that one of the main con- siderations in his decision was a desire to be closer and more available to help his father, Schley, who continues – along with the representative’s son, Taylor – to operate the family farm east of Fair Bluff. Before running for the leg- islature, Waddell retired after a career with the Columbus County School System. He was a vocational agriculture teacher at East Columbus High School when he retired. Jones, who now has no an- nounced opposition in his bid for the House, said that Waddell’s announcement was a surprise to him. He praised Waddell. “We hadn’t heard which way he was going to go,” Jones said. “I would like to be one of the first to thank him for his many years of service. Although we may differ on the direction to The News Reporter, Thursday November 9, 2015 -- 1B Wolfpack - Mustangs Sports

The News Reporter, Monday, November 9, 2015 - Page 2B South Columbus, Whiteville, Fairmont tie for Three Rivers Conference title Fourth quarter surge spurs Stallions past Wolfpack 16-11 By DAN BISER Sports Editor

VINEGAR HILL – South Columbus senior fullback Carlos McClure and junior running back Dennis Leggett again proved to be the workhorses in the offensive attack Friday night in the Three Rivers Conference cham- pionship football match-up against arch-rival Whiteville. The Stallions rallied from an 11-0 deficit with two clutch fourth-quarter touchdowns that gave them a 16-11 Senior Night victory over arch-rival Whiteville in front of a near- capacity crowd at Civitan Stadium. The win left South Columbus in a three-way tie for the Three Rivers Conference champion- ship with Whiteville and Fairmont. All finished conference play with 6-1 records. For South Columbus, Friday’s win was its 18th in 24 games with the Wolfpack since the 1992 season. The loss for Whiteville broke an eight-game winning streak and prevented the Wolfpack from claiming the outright TRC title. The game-deciding points came on a 14- yard pass from quarterback Robby Spencer to a wide-open Cedrix Thomas with 48.8 seconds left in the game. McClure added the two-point conversion run. Another Spencer pass earlier in the fourth- quarter - a 24-yard spiral to Bobby Gore - set up a 10-yard extra-effort blast by McClure with 10 minutes 46 seconds remaining. McClure also carried the ball for a successful two-point con- version. Whiteville got the only points of the first half when a 45-yard run by quarterback Nydir Carr set up a 30-yard field goal by Taylor Smith midway through the second quarter. Whiteville extended its lead to 11-0 on its second possession of the third quarter with a 76-yard drive that featured a 25-yard pass from Photo by Grant Merritt Carr to Nate Powell. The Wolfpack got the touchdown on a three-yard blast by Keyshawn South Columbus fullback Carlos McClure bulls his way to some hard-earned yardage in the Stallions’ 16-11 Three Rivers Confer- Bellamy and Carr tacked on the two-point con- ence football win over visiting Whiteville Friday night at WHS. McClure had several key runs, one for a touchdown. The SCHS version. win left the Stallions tied with Whiteville and Fairmont for the 2015 Three Rivers Conference championship. The rest of the game belonged to the Stal- lions. McClure’s power drives through the middle and Leggett’s extra effort lunges on off-tackle WHS, SCHS get Manteo knocks Pack booters from playoffs runs provided the spark for the offense while The Whiteville Wolfpack the Stallion defense contained the versatile battled back from a 2-0 deficit play of Carr for most of the second half. home games in to tie the score in the second “That’s the kind of game I love to play,” said half, but visiting Manteo Stallion senior center Matt Miller. “When both scored a goal in the clos- sides line it up and go hard.” first round of ing minutes to secure a 3-2 Coach Kyle Hutchison said the Stallions victory Saturday night in a surge back to the Three Rivers Conference title state playoffs second-round game of the had been a season-long project. After recover- state 1A boys high school ing from an 0-4 record in non-conference play, The South Columbus Stallions will play soccer playoffs. the Stallions hit their stride in the TRC and host to Three Rivers Conference rival Red Logan Butler scored both kept going. Springs Friday in the opening round of the Wolfpack goals. “We had the one hiccup at Fairmont,” state 2A high school football playoffs while The Wolfpack had opened Hutchison said, referring to the Stallions’ lone the Whiteville Wolfpack will play host to the playoffs last Wednesday conference loss when Fairmont jumped to a the Granite Bears of far-off Mount Airy with a 4-0 shutout of Cape 38-0 first-quarter lead en route to a 50-28 win, in the first round of the state 1AA playoffs. “but since then things have gone pretty steadily. South Columbus, coming off a huge Hatteras “I think our players showed tonight that they 16-11 win over Whiteville Friday to gain It marked the second deserve to be called a championship team,” a share of the Three Rivers Conference straight year that Manteo Hutchison added. “They’ve done everything championship, holds the No. 6 seed in the had eliminated the Wolfpack we’ve asked of them, and they have continued 16-team East bracket of the 2A playoffs. in the state playoffs. Last to battle.” Coach Kyle Hutchison’s Stallions have a season, the Redhawks shut WHS head coach Luke Little called the loss a 6-5 season record with all six wins com- out the Wolfpack 4-0 in third- disappointment, but also added that South Co- ing in their last seven games. Red Springs round play. lumbus had played an inspired game, “and re- holds the No. 11 seed in the bracket with an Coach Ronnie Todd’s Wolf- ally brought it on in the fourth quarter. 8-3 record, including a 51-32 loss to South pack closed the 2015 season “I feel like we still have a lot of football Columbus on Oct. 30. The South Colum- with 12-11 record, including ahead of us, so we just need to put this behind bus-Red Springs winner will go against a 9-1 record in Three Riv- us and be prepared for what lies ahead,” added the Fairmont-Bartlett Yancey winner in ers Conference play. The Little, whose squad has advanced to the third second-round play on Nov. 20 Wolfpack claimed its third round of the 1AA playoffs in each of the past straight TRC championship two seasons. Coach Luke Little’s Whiteville team, this fall. Leggett carried the ball 22 times for 144 with an 8-3 record, has the No. 5 seed in Todd said that his Wolf- yards for the Stallions while McClure gained 79 the West bracket of the 16-team state 1AA pack squad had made “tre- yards and a touchdown on 14 carries. playoffs. Mount Airy has a 7-4 record and mendous strides” as it began For WHS, Carr carried the ball 13 times for holds the No. 12 seed. The Granite Bears Staff photos by Franklin Davis its schedule with a lot of 84 yards and completed nine passes for 60 yards. compete in the Northwest Conference. Whiteville’s Leo Baltazar (17) battles for possession youth and inexperience in South Columbus is headed to the playoffs for The Whiteville-Mount Airy winner will against a pair of Manteo players in Saturday’s state 1A the ranks. the 22nd time in 24 seasons. take on the Mitchell-North Moore game in second-round match of the state 1A soccer play-offs “The guys worked really In Thursday night’s junior varsity game at second-round play Nov. 20. at the WHS field. well together and it made for Whiteville, South Columbus took a 14-6 win. a really good season,” he said.

Vikings hold off Gators to claim state 1AA playoff berth Register wins CERRO GORDO - West seed West Montgomery, which Columbus senior back Fred Ev- is carrying an 11-0 record football contest; ans carried the football for 292 following its 26-6 win over yards and three touchdowns arch-rival East Montgomery overall winner and fullback Marvin Edge add- Friday. is Thursday ed a pair of touchdown runs East Columbus closed its as the West Columbus Vikings season with a 1-10 record, in- The Week 10 winner of held on for a 34-26 Three Rivers cluding an 0-7 TRC record. the Allstate-Angela Slagle Conference football win over Coach Rocky Lewis’ Ga- Agency-Pigskin Picks con- East Columbus Friday night. tors trailed 28-6 in the third test is Matthew Register of Two of Evans’ TD sprints quarter before battling back Nakina. covered 73 and 67 yards as the with three touchdowns to Register and Worley Ed- Vikings closed regular-season cut the Viking lead to eight wards of Chadbourn both play with a 4-8 record, includ- points late in the game. picked 17 of 18 games cor- ing a 2-5 finish in the TRC The Gators’ attempt of an rectly and neither got the standings. onside kick did not travel 10 tiebreaker correct. Evans has rushed for more yards before being touched. The computer randomly than 750 yards in the Vikings’ West Columbus then ran out picked Register as the win- last three outings. Tychicus the clock. ner. Brown had a strong night on East Columbus rolled up Ted Williams was the defense for the Vikings. more than 400 yards rush- VIP winner for Week 10 Coach Jason Jones’ Vikings ing, with senior T.J. Brown with 15 correct picks. have a received a No. 15 seed in turning in 177 yards and two The overall winner and the West bracket of the state touchdowns. Leumichael random drawing win- 1AA playoffs, which open Fri- Jones added 101 yards and a ners will be announced in day night. Staff photo by Hannah Bullock touchdown, and Kris Jacobs Thursday’s paper. The Vikings will travel to added a TD run. West Columbus back Fred Evans (7) dashes to one of the three touchdowns he scored Mount Gilead to take on No. 2 in the Vikings’ 34-26 football victory over East Columbus Friday night at Cerro Gordo. South Columbus golfers place sixth in 2A Regional

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The News Reporter, Monday, November 9, 2015 3-B Ex-Whiteville High standout headed into senior hoop season at UNCP Three Rivers Conference football standings Rose named to two Division II Conf. Overall PF PA Fairmont 6-1 9-2 427 237 pre-season All-American teams Whiteville 6-1 8-3 355 154 UNC-Pembroke guard Qua- American while receiving First son, the Braves journeyed to South Columbus 6-1 5-5 287 248 main Rose continued to roll in Team honors in the Peach Belt Winston-Salem on Saturday Red Springs 4-3 8-3 359 155 the honors in the NCAA Divi- honors along with numerous, to take on the Wake Forest St. Pauls 3-4 3-8 174 409 sion II basketball ranks as he regional, district and statewide Demon Deacons at Joel Coli- is a selection on two pre-season honors. He became the 30th seum. West Columbus 2-5 3-8 244 442 All-American teams. member of UNCP’s 1,000-Point The Braves ran to a 33-32 South Robeson 1-6 2-11 88 388 The 6-foot, 170-pound Rose, Club. halftime lead over the Dea- East Columbus 0-7 1-10 112 419 who was three-year standout An accounting major at cons before the host squad for Coach Jerry Singletary’s UNCP, he played in all 32 Brave turned things around in the Whiteville High School team games last seasons (starting final 20 minutes and charged FRIDAY’S RESULTS before graduating in 2011, 31). He averaged 13.8 points to a 86-64 win. South Columbus 16, Whiteville 11 heads into his fourth season per game, 6.3 rebounds, 4.9 as- Rose had 12 points, four West Columbus 34, East Columbus 26 as a full-time starter for UNCP. sists and 2.4 steals. rebounds, four assists and He led all NCAA Division four steals while playing a Fairmont 62, St. Pauls 22 Already regarded as one of the most productive and II with a pair of triple doubles team-high 31 minutes. Red Springs 44, South Robeson 0 exciting back-court players in games against Armstrong On Oct. 31, the Braves in UNCP basketball history, State and Francis Marion. played host to the All Army THIS FRIDAY’S GAMES Rose last week was named as Rose’s freshman and sopho- team and escaped with a 100- a Third Team selection on the more years were equally as 92 double-overtime victory. First round, state 2A playoffs 2015-16 Hero Sports Division impressive. He had a red-shirt Rose had 20 points, 13 re- Red Springs at South Columbus II Pre-Season squad, and he Quamain Rose season as a true freshman in bounds and six assists while Barlett-Yancey at Fairmont is one of 24 players listed on 2012. playing 41 minutes. Basketball Times Pre-Season season. The Braves go into Rose was a standout in UNCP will open its sea- squad. Rose is one of four re- the season ranked 10th among both basketball and football at son schedule Friday and Sat- Stallions First round, state 1AA playoffs turning starters for Coach Ben NCAA Division II teams. Whiteville High School. urday against Lenoir Rhyne Mount Airy at Whiteville Miller’s UNCP Braves squad Last season Rose was As part of their pre-season and Catawba at Florence, West Columbus at West Montgomery that posted a 26-6 record last named a DII Bulletin All- exhibition for the 2015-16 sea- S.C. South Robeson at East Wilkes Games begin at 7:30 p.m. WHS bows to Raleigh Charter in state 1A dual team playoffs

RALEIGH - The final Durham 5-4 in second-round match of the 2015 season for play. the Whiteville High School Coach Serena Smith’s girls tennis team turned into WHS squad has posted a its first loss last Thursday at 17-1 record for the second Lions Park. straight season. Last fall, the Host Raleigh Charter de- Lady Wolfpack suffered its feated the Lady Wolfpack 5-1 first and only loss in second- in the third round of the state round play to Voyager. 1A dual-team team playoffs. In 2013, the Lady Wolfpack The loss left the three-time carried an 11-0 record into Three Rivers Conference the third round of the play- champion with a 17-1 record. offs where it lost to Raleigh The match was halted fol- Charter. lowing singles play as Raleigh The Lady Wolfpack’s Charter had attained the three-year record since be- necessary point total to claim coming a member of the the match. Three Rivers Conference Whiteville’s only win in stands at 45-3. the match was turned in by Cailin Baldwin in No. 6 Results of Thursday’s singles. match follow: The loss came in the third round of the state 1A dual- Raleigh Charter 5, Whiteville 1 team playoffs and marked Singles: McKenzie Deloatche the second straight year that (RC) def. Chase Barnhill, 6-0, 6-3; Logan Furr (RC) def. Sarahgrace the Lady Wolfpack had been Snipes, 6-2, 6-1; Camryn McClure eliminated by the Raleigh (RC) def. Aundria Moss, 6-0, 6-0; South Columbus defender Kendrick Green (33) closes in Charter team. Christina Lee (RC) def. Anna Ez- on Whiteville back Nate Powell in Friday’s Three Rivers Whiteville had received zell, 6-2, 6-0; Blair King (RC) def. Conference football at South Columbus. South Columbus an opening-round bye and Natalie Royal, 6-1, 6-0; Cailin Bald- won 16-11. topped Voyager Academy of win (W) def. Gabby Ledford, 6-0, 6-2. Columbus County Recreation Fall Youth Soccer results

Division I Southeast Farm Equipment 1ST Baldwin Woods GYN 2ND Staff photo by Franklin Davis Triple AAA 2ND Tire Barn 3RD Pack turns back Hurricanes Dominos 4TH Whiteville High soccer player Logan Hester (13) de- fends against a kick by a Cape Hatteras player in last Division II Wednesday night’s opening-round match of the state 1A Singletary Small Engine 1st nd high school playoffs at the Whiteville field. Whiteville won Joes BBQ 2 rd the match 4-0 over the Hurricane squad to advance to Murphy USA 3 Colliers Jewelers 4th Saturday’s second-round clash with visiting Manteo. In J Ray Realty 5th Wednesday’s other 1A first-round action, East Columbus shut out Tarboro 3-0, and in the state 2A bracket, South Division III Columbus bowed to Currituck County 7-0. The News Reporter 1st Columbus Regional Health Care 2nd First round of state soccer playoffs Williamson, Walton & Scott 3rd Ed’s Grill 4th Pack, Gators advance in 1A Subsational 5th A&I Fire and Water Restoration 6th

bracket; SCHS falls in 2A Division IV The Whiteville Wolfpack East Columbus made the Williamson, Walton & Scott 1st and East Columbus Gators lengthy trip to Tarboro and Dr. Brent Lawson 2nd gained shutout victories last shut out the host Vikings 3-0 Page Plus of Whiteville 3rd Wednesday in the opening on goals by Alex Alverado, Whiteville Optimist 4th round of the state 1A soccer Chris Strickland and Chris First Citizens 5th playoffs. In the 2A bracket, Bravo. Bravo had two assists Photo by Grant Merritt South Columbus made the and Strickland had one for journey to far-off Barco where Coach Curtis Andrew’s Gator Division IV Tournament results Pecan finisher it fell to the host Currituck squad, which put its record Williamson, Walton & Scott -Winner Kelly Wolfe Young crosses the finish line in Saturday’s Page Plus of Whiteville - Runner-up County Knights 7-0. at 10-9-1. Tarboro closed its Pecan Harvest Festival 5K Run. The run kicked off Sat- Coach Ronnie Todd’s Three season with a 5-7 record. The urday morning’s festival activities in downtown Whiteville. Rivers Conference champion Gators’ win at Tarboro was Division V Whiteville team played host the Gators’s first-ever state Whiteville Optimist 1st to Cape Hatteras and emerged playoff win since the program Southeastern Paint & Body 2nd with a 4-0 victory, scoring two began in 2009. Cape Fear Appraisal 3rd goals in each half. Currituck County took Columbus Regional Healthcare 4th Logan Butler and Will Hin- control in the first half with PLEASE RECYCLE son scored goals in the open- five goals and added two in Division V Tournament results ing half with Hinson getting the second while gaining the Southeastern Paint & Body -Winner an assist by Caleb Jackson. shutout over South Columbus. Whiteville Optimist - Runner-Up Hinson scored again in the South Columbus, which had second half on an assist by knocked off Whiteville in its Christian Butler and Matt final regular-season game, Smith rounded out the scor- finished with a 6-9-1 record. After ing with an unassisted goal. In other 2A playoff games RENT-A-CAR The win put the WHS season involving Three Rivers Con- SHORT $ 95 record at 12-10. Cape Hatteras, ference teams, Red Springs 19 You which made a six-hour trip defeated South Lenoir 3-2 and Hwy. 701, South of Whiteville from the lower Outer Banks to North Lenoir pulled out a BROS. 642-4175 Whiteville, finished its season 7-5 overtime victory over St. Read. at 7-10 record. Pauls. www.whiteville.com The News Reporter, Monday, November 9, 2015 - 4-B

Jacob Shelton is pursued by Kelsie Watts (130) and two other young run- Zach Hatch (905) puts his cross c*ountry experience ners. to good use.

Female winners, from left: Holly Wallace (third), Ivey Long (first), Tommie Johnson (second) Tonya Everette (196) strides to the Wil Dorn finished first overall with a time of and male winners, from left; Wil Dorn (first), Todd Mulkey (second) and Matt Long (third). 18 minutes 21 seconds. Dorn is Whiteville finish. High School’s cross country coach.

Gay Thompson (166), Ashley Fairfax White (165) and Jeanne McPher- son (167) race to the finish line.

Paul Leder enjoyed taking a walk for a good cause. The 5K proceeds help support Families First’s Domestic Vio- lence and Sexual Assault Agency. Approximately 100 adults paid to participate, while children ran for free. Chris Kern seems to be more excited about Photos are courtesy of Cindy Faulk and the race’s spon- finishing than his daughter. Christie Bowen (111) and Betty Russ (108) head to the finish line. sor, Body Shapers.

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TSACDAORB ABC Grey’s Anatomy (N) HD Scandal: “Rasputin” (N) How to Get Away (N) Local Jimmy Kimmel Live HD Nightline CBS Big Bang In Pieces Mom (N) Broke Girls Elementary (N) HD Local Late Show (TV14) HD Late Late NBC Heroes Reborn (N) HD The Blacklist (N) HD The Player (N) HD Local (:35) Tonight Show HD Late Night FOX Bones (TV14) (N) HD Sleepy Hollow (N) HD Local Programs Local Programs Local Programs TV EVENING VIEWER ION Blue Bloods (TV14) HD Blue Bloods (TV14) HD Blue Bloods (TV14) HD Blue Bloods (TV14) HD Blue Bloods (TV14) HD ELBAC A&E The First 48 (TV14) HD The First 48 (N) HD (:01) Nightwatch (N) HD The First 48 (TV14) HD The First 48 (TV14) HD AMC Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story (‘93, PG-13) Jason Scott Lee. Kickboxer (‘89, R) aa Jean-Claude Van Damme. Project A WUNC-TV November 9-15, 2015 ANIMAL To Be Announced (:01) To Be Announced Monsters Inside Me (N) (:03) To Be Announced Monsters Inside Me HD BET Brother Martin Martin Martin Being Mary Jane HD #TheWestBrooks HD Wendy Williams (N) HD 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 BRAVO TBA First Look Housewives of Orange (TV14) (N) Housewives Watch What Real Housewives (N) Housewives Monday Antiques Roadshow Antiques Roadshow Independent Lens BBC WN CARTOON Adventure Regular King of Hill Cleveland Dad HD Dad HD Family Guy Family Guy Robot Squid HD CMT Last Man Last Man Pickler HD Pickler HD Pickler (N) Pickler HD Cops HD Cops HD Cops HD Cops HD Tuesday Iwo Jima: Combat Comrades Debt of Honor Disabled Vets Frontline One Foot Grave BBC WN CNN Anderson Cooper 360° Anthony: “Istanbul” CNN Tonight (N) Anderson Cooper 360° Anthony: “Istanbul” COMEDY (7:26) Me, Myself & Irene (‘00, R) Jim Carrey. HD Nathan (N) South Park Daily Show Nightly (N) midnight A. Ansari Wed. Earth’s Natural Wonders Nova Brain With David Eagleman Being Served BBC WN DISCOVERY Naked and Afraid HD Naked and Afraid HD Naked Afraid (TV14) HD Naked and Afraid HD Naked and Afraid HD DISNEY Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules (‘11) aac Austin HD Best HD Girl Meets Jessie HD Good Luck Good Luck Thursday Our State Exploring NC NC Weekend Chef’s Life Great British Baking Show Keep Up App. BBC WN E! E! News Botched: “The Wizard” Botched (TV14) HD Botched E! News HD ESPN (7:30) College Football: Virginia Tech vs Georgia Tech (Live) SportsCenter HD SportsCenter HD Friday Washington Wk NC Weekend Live From Lincoln Center BBC WN ESPN2 30 for 30: “Chasing Tyson” HD 30 for 30: “No Mas” HD 30 for 30 Title fight. HD ESPN Films HD FAMILY The Notebook (‘04) HD The Lucky One (‘12, PG-13) aaa Zac Efron. HD The 700 Club (N) Just Married (‘03) aa Saturday Midsomer Murders Doc Martin Death In Paradise Doctor Who FOOD Chopped (TV G) (N) HD Restaurant: Impossible Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Restaurant: Impossible FX Despicable Me 2 (‘13, PG) aaac Steve Carell. Despicable Me 2 (‘13, PG) aaac Steve Carell. The Benchwarmers HD Sunday Great British Baking Show Indian Summer Murder On The Home Front Eastenders HGTV Addict HD Addict HD Detroit (N) Detroit (N) Hunters Hunters Hunters Hunters Detroit HD Detroit HD HISTORY Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Great Wild North (N) HD Pawn Stars Pawn Stars LIFETIME Project Runway (N) HD Project Runway: Junior Project Runway: Junior Fashion. Fashion. Project Runway HD MTV Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Broke-A$$ Middle (N) Ridiculous South Park South Park MONDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 9, 2015 NICK Legally Blonde (‘01, PG-13) Reese Witherspoon. Full House Full House Friends Friends Friends Friends 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 SPIKE Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (‘09, PG-13) aac Shia LaBeouf, Megan Fox. HD The Dark Knight (‘08, PG-13) HD

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It’s working for others; 2000 Redman Silverlake double- 295 Schools/Institutions 150 Furniture 410 Permanent Homes 600 Farms why not give it a try? wide. 1680 sq. ft. Wind Zone 2. To 160 Musical Items 300 Insurance 420 Manufactured Housing 610 Manufactured be moved. $30,000.00 or best offer. 170 Televisions, Satellites 310 Business Services 430 Resort Homes Housing Lots Serious inquiries 910-840-4107. 315 Farm Services Call 642-4104 The News Reporter www.whiteville.com

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**Watts backhoe & tree service* tation or discrimination. We will not 060 Special Notices Insured, tree removal, bucket truck, knowingly accept any advertising for top soil, fill dirt, marl for driveway, land real estate which is in violation of the law. All persons are hereby informed bUs toURs - 2016. website: group- clearing. Free estimates. 640-2463 or Ray’s Used FURnitURe 2.5 miles Wanted hoUse keepeR one day that all dwellings advertised are avail- trips.com/travelwithjohnnyand linda. mobile 770-0534. 2014 FoRd F-150 xl reg cab 4x2 from 701 by BEMC on Hwy 130. Liv- per week, possibly 2 days. Referenc- able on an equal opportunity basis. To Call Linda 910-840-3425. long bed, power pack, trailer hitch, ing rooms & dining rooms, bedrooms, es. Call 910-633-8564. *WaRd’s exCavation* complain of discrimination, call HUD 12k. $23,500. Fair Bluff Ford. 910- toll-free at 1-800-765-9372. tables, chairs, & more, also buying Insured. 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We buy laRRy hinson’s baCkhoe 2 bR, 2 bath Wooded Acres, Lake All types of backhoe work, lot clear- pine saw timber, hardwood saw tim- CUstom soybean piCking Rea- 2014 FoRd edge limited, 3.5L V6 Waccamaw area. Ref. req. No pets. ing, sand, top soil and marl. ber, and pulpwood - 5 acres or great- sonable rate. Call 910-840-7561. auto, SYNC, heated leather, chrome 910-640-9435 or 642-5801. er. Call days 642-2909. FRank hoRne ConstRUCtion Call 654-4503. wheels, 31k, $27,900. Fair Bluff Ford Inc. is looking for experienced truck 3 bedRoom, 1 bath house for rent vinyl ReplaCement WindoWs 910-649-7531 i bUy JUnk CaRs $75-$600 ***Also driver, must have CDL driver license in Whiteville. Central heat/air. No pets. & Siding. Lifetime Guarantee. Com- I want to buy a 2005 or newer car. class (A) to drive dump truck, 2014 FoRd esCape titaniUm, References & deposit required. Call petitive Pricing. Local. 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Call 910-840- equal housing 1805. opportunity 659 Cedar branch Rd, Chadbourn libeRty Commons nURsing & All real estate advertised herein is 2007 CadillaC esCalade, 64,000 subject to the Federal Fair Housing 3BR. 2ba. bonus room; W/D hook- Rehab Center is looking for dedicat- miles. Contact Diane 640-7199 or up, private, security system, large 230 Miscellaneous ed, caring professionals! Are you Act, North Carolina and Columbus 642-5477. Fair Housing Law which makes it ille- yard; water & lawn care incl; $850mo. open hoUse looking for a change? We are accept- gal to advertise any preference, limita- $850 deposit; first month’s rent free nov. 12-13, 10am -7pm. piano $700 FiRm. Treadmill $300 ing applications for Part-time and 2010 FoRd taURUs Limited, V6, tion, or discrimination based on race, for qualifying applicant, apply @ car- Daisy Gifts & Country Nest. firm. 24 ft. Capri boat with 3.7 Mer- Full-time CNAs. Excellent Pay!! SYNC, auto, hot/cold leather, sun- color, religion, sex, handicap, familial tretteproperties.managebuilding. Vinson Blvd, Hwy 130 besides cruiser engine. $8,000. Call 910-619- Apply in person at Liberty Commons roof, 97k. $14,900. Fair Bluff Ford. status or national origin, or intention com; office contact: 252-756-2920 J Donoghue. 640-2601 9399. Nursing & Rehab Center, 1402 Pinck- 910-649-7531 to make any such preferences, limi- ney Street Whiteville, NC 28472 (910) tation or discrimination. We will not baldWin Woods - 3 bedRoom tRinity baptist ChURCh 642-4245. 2013 FoRd Fiesta sedan se trunk knowingly accept any advertising for home, 1 bath. Remodeled, hardwood CRaFt FaiR Please complete application by Tues- spoiler, moonroof, 15” alum wheels, real estate which is in violation of the floors. $850 deposit, $850 rent with 11/14/2015 9am-12pm 58k. $10,800. Fair Bluff Ford. 910- law. All persons are hereby informed day, November 10, 2015. that all dwellings advertised are avail- 1 year lease. Call 910-231-0022 or 649-7531 910-790-5508. mUstaRd piCked FResh to nURses: bladen CoUnty Hos- able on an equal opportunity basis. To oRdeR. Call 910-642-2597 2013 FoRd FUsion se, turbo, auto, complain of discrimination, call HUD www.whiteville.com pital-Cape Fear Valley~ Elizabeth- toll-free at 1-800-765-9372. laRge home commercial/resi- town is seeking Registered Nurses SYNC, heated leather, luxury pkg, dential near Courthouse $1,200 per for the ED, Med/Surg, OR and ICU. 33k. $17,900. Fair Bluff Ford. 910- month. Furnished home, excellent FT, PT and Per Diem, Day or Night 649-7531 neighborhood $750. No pets. Deposit Largest Sale of the Year shifts positions are available. New 2014 FoRd mUstang 3.7L V6 & references req. 642-4923 Grad Welcome. Competitive Salary, convertible auto, SYNC, Tech pack, 3 bR, 2 bath brick home. Oak floors Excellent Benefits Send Resume to alloys, 25k. $19,900. Fair Bluff Ford. just refinished, completely remodeled Gore Mini Storage [email protected] or by fax 910-649-7531 including wiring, windows, HVAC, pri- to GParks 910-862-1127. vate patio. Seller will pay closing cost. 2014 nissan sentRa sv, auto, 4 Must See!!! Call 910-640-7192. 2 bedRoom apaRtment. No pets. Contents of 13 storage units for sale SERVICES wheel ABS brakes, 28k. $15,900. Fair Please call J.L. Powell & Co., Inc. Call Bluff Ford. 910-649-7531 3 bR hoUse, garage, concrete drive- 642-4049. plus many other items! way and walk way, fenced lot. Call 2015 nissan altima 2.5 S, intelli- 910-612-5792 key w/push-button start, 2k. $17,900. November 14 - 10:00 am Fair Bluff Ford. 910-649-7531 Hwy. 130 E, 3 miles from Whiteville gReat bUy 2001 VW Passat. Runs 2 bedRoom mobile home, East- peCans CRaCked. Call great! V6, 5 spd, fully loaded. Elec- over Park. Call J.L. Powell & Co Inc. 642-4298 770-5366 910-770-5367 tric seats, windows, sunroof, heated 2005 14x80, windzone II. Excellent 642-4049. leather seats. 106K m. New tires 100k condition. For more info call Oakwood Homes 910-654-4128 2 bedRoom, 2 bath singlewide for miles. $4,400. Call Mike 910 207 3045 rent. $425 per month, plus deposit. No pets. Ref. req. 910-840-6032 FARM AUCTION #1 after 6 pm SHORT 3 bedRoom, 2 bath MH. Ref- Saturday, Nov. 14, 2015, 10:00 AM On Site at lake WaCCamaW WateRFRont erences, stove, & water furnished. BROS. lot for sale. Call 910-642-8527. Yard maintenance & water included. 194 Furnie Hinson Rd., Whiteville, NC 28472 lot FoR sale: Williams Township/ $450 per mo. $250 deposit. Call 910- RENT-A-CAR Mollie area. Large lot, nice communi- 770-1922. Tract 1: 28.03 acres located adjacent to 2452 Pleasant Plains ty. Call 642-2872 or 653-3582. Church Rd., Whiteville, NC $ 95 DAILY Rooms FoR Rent. Private and Tract 2: 103.5 acres located adjacent to 194 Furnie Hinson Rd., 19 Shared Rooms available now for Hwy. 701, South of Whiteville 12 aCRe tRaCt oF land adjacent to Magnolia Green, Leland. Includes senior citizens. Three delicious meals Whiteville, NC 2,800 sq. ft. brick house. Commercial served daily included. All utilities, 642-4175 showroom, shop & office 60x230, 3 cable and internet included. House- phase/single phase, 600 amps. With keeping and laundry service included HILTON AUCTION & REALTY, INC. 6 ft chain link fence. Including single- weekly. Beautiful single story brick Low Price Tire Guarantee wide & rented doublewide. $900,000. house with all the comforts of home. 505 West Broad St./PO Box 535 910-540-0150. Call today 910-207-7999 Elizabethtown, NC 28337 FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL: 910-862-4549 FoR Rent Downtown Commercial Building. Spacious parking. Call J.L. or go to our website at www.hilton-realty.com Powell & Co., Inc. (910) 642-4049. ****Publisher’s Notice**** FoR Rent/lease - 1,200 sq. ft. 6 equal housing room office. Powell Plaza. Call Mem- opportunity ory Enterprises 910-642-5824. FARM AUCTION #2 All real estate advertised herein is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Saturday, Nov. 21, 2015, 10:00 AM On Site at Act, North Carolina and Columbus Fair Housing Law which makes it ille- gal to advertise any preference, limita- 5504 James B. White Hwy., Whiteville, NC 28472 tion, or discrimination based on race, mobile home lots FoR Rent. Behind Quality Ford color, religion, sex, handicap, familial 294 Thompsontown Rd., Whiteville. 106 Quality Street, Whiteville status or national origin, or intention Tony Stanley 840-2454. 127.4 acres with 1118 sq.ft. brick dwelling constructed in 1971 910-640-FAST (640-3278) to make any such preferences, limi- the news Reporter, monday, november 9, 2015 - 7b

amended notice WHITEVILLE, NC 28472 If the trustee is unable to convey title 4. Any appurtenant structure placed notice of ($750.00), whichever is greater, will be TELEPHONE: (910)-642-3965 to this property for any reason, the on the above described premises required at the time of the sale. Fol- of tax Foreclosure STATE BAR NO.: 5901 sole remedy of the purchaser is the shall be constructed of wood or brick Foreclosure sale lowing the expiration of the statuto- sale November 2, 9, 2015 return of the deposit. Reasons of or a combination of wood and brick. ry upset bid period, all the remaining such inability to convey include, but 5. Only one (1) dwelling shall be locat- 15 SP 149 amounts are immediately due and are not limited to, the filing of a bank- NORTH CAROLINA owing. THIRD PARTY PURCHAS- STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA notice of ed on the above described premises. ruptcy petition prior to the confirma- COLUMBUS COUNTY ERS MUST PAY THE EXCISE TAX COUNTY OF COLUMBUS Save and except any releases, deeds Foreclosure sale tion of the sale and reinstatement of Under and by virtue of a Power of AND THE RECORDING COSTS FOR IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE of release or prior conveyances of the loan without the knowledge of the record. Sale contained in that certain Deed THEIR DEED. DISTRICT COURT DIVISION 15 SP 106 trustee. If the validity of the sale is Said property is commonly known of Trust executed by Timothy H. Said property to be offered pursuant FILE NO.: 15 CV 779 NORTH CAROLINA challenged by any party, the trustee, as 109 Live Oak Street, Tabor City, Driggers and Raelyn B. Driggers to to this Notice of Sale is being offered COUNTY OF COLUMBUS, COLUMBUS COUNTY in their sole discretion, if they believe NC 28463. David B. Craig, Trustee(s), which was for sale, transfer and conveyance “AS Plaintiff Under and by virtue of a Power of the challenge to have merit, may A cash deposit (no personal checks) dated March 10, 2004 and recorded IS WHERE IS.” There are no repre- Vs. Sale contained in that certain Deed of request the court to declare the sale of five percent (5%) of the purchase on March 17, 2004 in Book 774 at sentations of warranty relating to the ETHAN REAL ESTATE, LLC, A Lim- Trust executed by Todd Michael Pow- to be void and return the deposit. The price, or Seven Hundred Fifty Dollars Page 106, Columbus County Regis- title or any physical, environmental, ited Liability Company, ers and Staci Lee Powers to Allan B. purchaser will have no further remedy. ($750.00), whichever is greater, will be try, North Carolina. health or safety conditions existing Defendant Polunsky, Trustee(s), which was dated Trustee Services of Carolina, LLC required at the time of the sale. Fol- Default having been made of the note in, on, at, or relating to the property NOTICE is hereby given that the September 15, 2011 and recorded on Substitute Trustee lowing the expiration of the statuto- thereby secured by the said Deed of being offered for sale. This sale is COUNTY OF COLUMBUS as a body September 16, 2011 in Book RB 1016 Brock & Scott, PLLC, Attorneys for ry upset bid period, all the remaining Trust and the undersigned, Trustee made subject to all prior liens, unpaid politic incorporate of the State of at Page 539, Columbus County Reg- Trustee Services of Carolina, LLC amounts are immediately due and Services of Carolina, LLC, having taxes, any unpaid land transfer taxes, North Carolina, is exercising its power istry, North Carolina. 5431 Oleander Drive Suite 200 owing. THIRD PARTY PURCHAS- been substituted as Trustee in said special assessments, easements, and authority to assess, levy and col- Default having been made of the note Wilmington, NC 28403 ERS MUST PAY THE EXCISE TAX Deed of Trust, and the holder of the rights of way, deeds of release, and lect taxes against real and personal thereby secured by the said Deed of PHONE: (910) 392-4988 AND THE RECORDING COSTS FOR note evidencing said default having any other encumbrances or excep- property located within its boundar- Trust and the undersigned, Trustee FAX: (910) 392-8587 THEIR DEED. directed that the Deed of Trust be tions of record. To the best of the ies in accordance with the laws of Services of Carolina, LLC, having File No.: 15-13024-FC01 Said property to be offered pursu- foreclosed, the undersigned Substi- knowledge and belief of the under- the State of North Carolina and the been substituted as Trustee in said November 9, 16, 2015 ant to this Notice of Sale is being tute Trustee will offer for sale at the signed, the current owner(s) of the Default Judgment and Order of Sale Deed of Trust, and the holder of the offered for sale, transfer and con- courthouse door of the county court- property is/are Timothy H. Driggers entered on the 21st day of August, note evidencing said default having veyance “AS IS WHERE IS.” There house where the property is located, and wife, Raelyn B. Driggers. 2015 and are foreclosing on the fol- directed that the Deed of Trust be notice of are no representations of warranty or the usual and customary location An Order for possession of the prop- lowing land of ETHAN REAL ESTATE, foreclosed, the undersigned Substi- Foreclosure sale relating to the title or any physical, at the county courthouse for con- erty may be issued pursuant to G.S. LLC in order to satisfy the properly tute Trustee will offer for sale at the environmental, health or safety con- ducting the sale on November 24, 45-21.29 in favor of the purchaser assessed but unpaid taxes and/or courthouse door of the county court- 15 SP 147 ditions existing in, on, at, or relating 2015 at 11:30AM, and will sell to and against the party or parties in special assessments upon certain house where the property is located, NORTH CAROLINA, COLUMBUS to the property being offered for sale. the highest bidder for cash the fol- possession by the clerk of superior lands. Pursuant to the Judgment or the usual and customary location COUNTY This sale is made subject to all prior lowing described property situated court of the county in which the prop- entered on the 21st day of August, at the county courthouse for con- Under and by virtue of a Power of liens, unpaid taxes, any unpaid land in Columbus County, North Caro- erty is sold. Any person who occu- 2015, William E. Wood has been ducting the sale on November 24, Sale contained in that certain Deed transfer taxes, special assessments, lina, to wit: pies the property pursuant to a rental appointed Commissioner with the 2015 at 11:30AM, and will sell to the of Trust executed by Mary E. Martin easements, rights of way, deeds of All that certain parcel of land situ- agreement entered into or renewed authority to sell the following lands highest bidder for cash the following to John C. Warren, Trustee(s), which release, and any other encumbranc- ate in Whiteville Township, Colum- on or after October 1, 2007, may, at the Courthouse Door, Columbus described property situated in Colum- was dated June 5, 2006 and recorded es or exceptions of record. To the bus County, State of North Caro- after receiving the notice of sale, ter- County Courthouse in the City of bus County, North Carolina, to wit: on June 5, 2006 in Book RB 854 at best of the knowledge and belief of lina, being known and designated minate the rental agreement by pro- Whiteville, Columbus County, North Lying and Being in Fair Bluff Town- Page 635, Columbus County Regis- the undersigned, the current owner(s) as follows: viding written notice of termination to Carolina at 12:00 o’clock noon on ship, Columbus County, North Car- try, North Carolina. of the property is/are Mary E. Martin. Beginning at a stake in the northeast- the landlord, to be effective on a date the 17th day of November, 2015 and olina, and being more particularly Default having been made of the note An Order for possession of the prop- ern right of way of the Old Whiteville stated in the notice that is at least 10 will sell to the highest bidder for cash described as follows: thereby secured by the said Deed of erty may be issued pursuant to G.S. Fair Bluff Road at a point located days, but no more than 90 days, after all interest in the following described A certain tract or parcel of land, con- Trust and the undersigned, Trustee 45-21.29 in favor of the purchaser South 52¡ 15’ East 316 feet from the sale date contained in the notice real estate: taining 2.14 acres, more or less, total Services of Carolina, LLC, having and against the party or parties in the intersection of the eastern right of sale, provided that the mortgagor All of that certain lot or parcel of (2.07 acres, net, after the exclusion been substituted as Trustee in said possession by the clerk of superior of way of Sycamore Lane with the has not cured the default at the time land situated in Columbus County, or the right-of-way of N.C.S.R. 1356), Deed of Trust, and the holder of the court of the county in which the prop- northeastern right of way of the Old the tenant provides the notice of ter- North Carolina, and more particularly located in Fair Bluff Township, Colum- note evidencing said default having erty is sold. Any person who occu- Whiteville Fair Bluff, said beginning mination [NCGS § 45-21.16A(b)(2)]. described as follows: bus County, North Carolina, bound- directed that the Deed of Trust be pies the property pursuant to a rental point being also the Southeast corner Upon termination of a rental agree- All that certain tract or lot of land ed on the North and East by lands foreclosed, the undersigned Substi- agreement entered into or renewed of Lot 7 according to the plat herein- ment, the tenant is liable for rent due described as Tract No. 4 as shown of Roger O. Hammond as described tute Trustee will offer for sale at the on or after October 1, 2007, may, after referred to and running thence under the rental agreement prorat- and delineated on a plat entitled in Deed recorded in Book 976, Page courthouse door of the county court- after receiving the notice of sale, ter- from said beginning point and with ed to the effective date of the ter- “Plat for Gregory Howard”, located in 517, Columbus County Registry, from house where the property is located, minate the rental agreement by pro- the southeastern margin of Lot No. 7, mination. Tatum Township, Columbus County, which said original tract the parcel or the usual and customary location viding written notice of termination to North 37¡ 45’ East 200 feet to a stake; If the trustee is unable to convey title North Carolina, dated April 8, 1994, of land herein conveyed is carved; at the county courthouse for con- the landlord, to be effective on a date thence South 52¡ 15’ East 88 feet to a to this property for any reason, the as prepared by Billy M. Duncan, Reg- bounded on the South by lands ducting the sale on November 18, stated in the notice that is at least 10 stake; thence South 37¡ 45’ West with sole remedy of the purchaser is the istered Land Surveyor. Said plat is owned now or formerly by Bobby 2015 at 10:00AM, and will sell to days, but no more than 90 days, after the Northwest boundary of Lot No. return of the deposit. Reasons of incorporated herein by reference, and Gene Meares as described in Deed the highest bidder for cash the fol- the sale date contained in the notice 10, 200 feet to a stake in the north- such inability to convey include, but contains 0.50 acre, more or less, as recorded in Book 621, Page 928, lowing described property situated of sale, provided that the mortgagor eastern right of way of the Old White- are not limited to, the filing of a bank- shown on that aforementioned plat Columbus County Registry; bounded in Columbus County, North Caro- has not cured the default at the time ville Fair Bluff Road; thence with the ruptcy petition prior to the confirma- or survey. This conveyance includes on the West by N.C.S.R. 1356 known lina, to wit: the tenant provides the notice of ter- northeastern right of way of said road tion of the sale and reinstatement all improvements located thereon as “Hinsons Crossroads”, and being Being located in Town of Tabor City, mination [NCGS § 45-21.16A(b)(2)]. North 52¡ 15’ West 88 feet to the point of the loan without the knowledge including the doublewide mobile as more fully shown and delineated South Williams Township, Colum- Upon termination of a rental agree- of beginning, and being Lots No. 8 of the trustee. If the validity of the home now situated on the subject on that certain map entitled “Survey bus County, NC and subject to the ment, the tenant is liable for rent due and 9 of the D.L. Todd Subdivision sale is challenged by any party, the property the same being described for Todd Michael Powers and wife, following conditions and reserva- under the rental agreement prorat- according to survey and plat made trustee, in their sole discretion, if they in that Declaration of Intent to Affix Staci Lee Powers”, dated June 20 tions set out herein below, and with ed to the effective date of the ter- by H.T. Schnibben Registered Land believe the challenge to have merit, Manufactured Home recorded in 2011, prepared by Nelson D. Soles, the property being more particularly mination. Surveyor in May, 1959 and recorded may request the court to declare the Book 815, Page 28, Columbus Coun- Professional Land Surveyor, a copy described as follows: If the trustee is unable to convey title in Book 7 Page 8, Columbus County sale to be void and return the depos- ty Registry. of the same being recorded as an Beginning on the old H. J. Jones cor- to this property for any reason, the Registry. Reference is made to Deed it. The purchaser will have no further Together with an easement over and attachment to a Deed in Book 1011 ner (also formerly Mrs. C.V. Butler’s sole remedy of the purchaser is the recorded in Book 229 Page 308, remedy. upon said unnamed thirty-five (35) at Page 23, Columbus County Reg- corner) now the corner of Pate’s Red return of the deposit. Reasons of Columbus County Registry. Trustee Services of Carolina, LLC foot wide soil farm road (also known istry, and incorporated herein by ref- & White, with said corner being on such inability to convey include, but Save and except any releases, deeds Substitute Trustee as Jethro George Lane), said ease- erence the same as if fully set forth the North margin of the right-of-way are not limited to, the filing of a bank- of release or prior conveyances of Brock & Scott, PLLC, Attorneys for ment is to run with the land and is hereunder. of Live Oak Street, and runs thence ruptcy petition prior to the confirma- record. Trustee Services of Carolina, LLC for the right of ingress and egress to Being the same property conveyed from said beginning corner and in an tion of the sale and reinstatement Said property is commonly known 5431 Oleander Drive Suite 200 and from said lot described above from Roger O. Hammond and wife, Eastward direction with said street of the loan without the knowledge as 132 Sunset Avenue, Whiteville, Wilmington, NC 28403 from NCSR #1535 (also known as Rosa Soles Hammond, to Todd 115 feet to an agreed corner between of the trustee. If the validity of the NC 28472. PHONE: (910) 392-4988 Best Road). Michael Powers and wife, Staci Lee J.N. Cox and W. H. Shelley; thence sale is challenged by any party, the A cash deposit (no personal checks) FAX: (910) 392-8587 This being the same property con- Powers, by Deed dated the 22nd day a Northern direction, with the Cox- trustee, in their sole discretion, if they of five percent (5%) of the purchase File No.: 15-09435-FC01 veyed by Wachovia Bank, N.A., to of June, 2011, and recorded in Deed Shelley agreed line, to the South edge believe the challenge to have merit, price, or Seven Hundred Fifty Dollars November 9, 16, 2015 Timothy Dwane Brinson, by Deed Book 1011 at Page 21, Columbus of Fourth Street; thence a westward may request the court to declare the dated April 20, 2005, recorded May 4, County Registry. direction and course with Fourth sale to be void and return the depos- 2005, in Book 814, Page 140, Colum- Save and except any releases, deeds Street about 115 feet to the Pate’s it. The purchaser will have no further bus County Registry. of release or prior conveyances of Red & White Line (formerly the line of remedy. ADD Being the same property conveyed by record. Mrs. C.V. Butler and formerly the line Want The Get Trustee Services of Carolina, LLC HIGH-SPEED Timothy Dwayne Brinson, unmarried, Said property is commonly known of H.J. Jones); thence about South INTERNET Substitute Trustee DISH! to Real Property Holdings, LLC, by as 869 Hinsons Crossroads, Cerro with the Pate-Butler-Jones’ line to the Best Deal promotional prices Brock & Scott, PLLC, starting at only ... Deed dated October 9, 2006, record- Gordo, NC 28430. beginning corner, and being a town $ 95 Attorneys for Trustee Services of On TV ed in Book 868, Page 142, Columbus A cash deposit (no personal checks) lot formerly known as the C.C. (Cra- 14./mo. Carolina, LLC $ 99 County Registry. of five percent (5%) of the purchase ven) Fowler homeplace. & Internet? 19./mo. where available 5431 Oleander Drive Suite 200 Being the same property conveyed price, or Seven Hundred Fifty Dollars For chain of title, reference is made to for 12 months. Wilmington, NC 28403 by Sonya Salkin, bankruptcy trustee ($750.00), whichever is greater, will that certain Deed found in Deed Book PHONE: (910) 392-4988 Call Now and Ask How! for Interstate Investment Group, LLC, be required at the time of the sale. 241, page 194, Columbus County FAX: (910) 392-8587 a/k/a Real Property Holdings, LLC, to Following the expiration of the statu- Registry and reference is made to File No.: 15-16975-FC01 1-800-405-5081 Ethan Real Estate, LLC, by Deed exe- tory upset bid period, all the remain- Deed recorded in Deed Book 751, All o ers require 24-month commitment and credit qualication. cuted February 1, 2013, recorded July November 2, 9, 2015 Call 7 days a week 8am - 11pm EST Promo Code: MB62015 ing amounts are immediately due and page 82, Columbus County Registry. *O er subject to change based on premium channel availability 14, 2014, in Book 1088, Page 814. owing. THIRD PARTY PURCHAS- This conveyance is however subject See also Deed in favor of Tradin’ Plac- ERS MUST PAY THE EXCISE TAX to the following conditions, reserva- es, LLC, recorded in Book 1088, Page AND THE RECORDING COSTS FOR tions and restrictions: 812, Columbus County Registry. THEIR DEED. 1. No structure of any type shall be The property to be offered pursuant to Said property to be offered pursuant placed on the above described lot this Notice of Sale is being offered for to this Notice of Sale is being offered any closer than 40 feet to the south- sale, transfer and conveyance: “AS for sale, transfer and conveyance “AS ern edge of the right-of-way of 4th IS, WHERE IS”. Neither the Commis- IS WHERE IS.” There are no repre- Street. sioner nor the County of Columbus, sentations of warranty relating to the 2. Shubbery, other landscaping, a nor the officers, directors, attorneys, title or any physical, environmental, driveway, and an appropriate fence employees, agents or authorized rep- health or safety conditions existing or entry way may be placed upon that quality resentatives of either the Commis- in, on, at, or relating to the property portion of the described lot which is sioner or the County of Columbus being offered for sale. This sale is within 40 feet of the southern edge of make any representation of warran- made subject to all prior liens, unpaid the right-of-way of 4th Street. ty relating to the title or any physical, ford taxes, any unpaid land transfer taxes, 3. The above described lot shall be environmental, health or safety con- special assessments, easements, used only for a single-family dwell- ditions existing in, on, at, or relat- rights of way, deeds of release, and ing and no commercial use may be ing to the property being offered for any other encumbrances or excep- located on the above described lot. .com sale, and any and all responsibilities tions of record. To the best of the 910-642-7121 or liabilities arising out of or in any knowledge and belief of the under- Do you or a loved one STRUGGLE on the stairs? way relating to any such condition signed, the current owner(s) of the We have the AFFORDABLE solution! expressly are disclaimed. property is/are Todd Michael Powers Also, this property is being sold free and Staci Lee Powers. MENTION THIS AD FOR and clear of all taxes, special assess- An Order for possession of the prop- ATTENTiON XARELTO usERs: ments, prior liens or encumbrances of erty may be issued pursuant to G.S. * record against said property except $250 OFF 45-21.29 in favor of the purchaser and The blood thinner Xarelto has been found to PURCHASE OF A NEW STAIRLIFT! as may have priority under Federal or against the party or parties in posses- State Law, if any. sion by the clerk of superior court of increase the risk of severe bleeding in users, even A cash deposit of 20% of the pur- the county in which the property is after a short time on the drug. 1-800-862-9614 chase price, or $750 whichever is sold. Any person who occupies the greater, will be required at the time of CALL NOW property pursuant to a rental agree- Unlike other blood thinners, Xarelto does not have TOLL-FREE the sale with the balance remaining ment entered into or renewed on an antidote to stop bleeding once it starts. *Certain restrictions apply. due to be paid in full by cash or cer- or after October 1, 2007, may, after tified funds at the Office of the Com- receiving the notice of sale, termi- If you or a loved one experienced uncontrollable missioner within three (3) days after nate the rental agreement by provid- the entry of the Judgment of Confir- ing written notice of termination to bleeding after taking Xarelto, mation by the Clerk of Court. the landlord, to be effective on a date LAND AUCTION Hearing before the Honorable Amy stated in the notice that is at least 10 CALL EGERTON LAW TODAY. W. Nance, Assistant Clerk of Superi- WAKE COUNTY, NC days, but no more than 90 days, after Wednesday, December 9th at 10:30AM EST or Court for Columbus County, North the sale date contained in the notice You may have a right to compensation for your injuries. Carolina was held in connection with of sale, provided that the mortgagor this foreclosure on the 21st day of has not cured the default at the time Egerton Law 130+ ACRES - 2 PARCELS August, 2015 at which time Clerk Amy the tenant provides the notice of ter- OPEN AND WOODED ACREAGE Nance authorized this foreclosure mination [NCGS § 45-21.16A(b)(2)]. Greensboro, NC Live and online bidding at: sale as required by statute. Upon termination of a rental agree- Embassy Suites Crabtree Valley, 4700 Creedmoor Road, Raleigh, NC This the 27th day of October, 2015. ment, the tenant is liable for rent due 1-800-800-4LAW (4529) WILLIAM E WOOD under the rental agreement prorat- Bracky Rogers COMMISSIONER Sales Manager ed to the effective date of the ter- 10% BP (336) 789-2926 100 COURTHOUSE SQUARE mination. www.EgertonLaw.com NCAL #685 rogersauctiongroup.com 8b - the news Reporter, monday, november 9, 2015

of the owner and holder of the deeds of trust, mortgages and liens, Any successful bidder may be C. Martin Scott II, Substitute Trustee Whiteville, Columbus County, North notice of indebtedness secured by said Deed restrictions, easements and other required to deposit with the Substi- Williamson, Walton & Scott, L.L.P. Carolina, or the customary location substitute of Trust and pursuant to the Order matters of record, if any, and to all tute Trustee immediately upon con- 136 Washington Street designated for foreclosure sales, at trustee’s sale of of the Clerk of Superior Court for unpaid ad valorem taxes and special clusion of the sale a cash deposit of Post Office Box 1467 1:30 PM on November 24, 2015 and Columbus County, North Carolina, assessments, if any, which became the greater of five percent (5%) of the Whiteville, NC 28472 will sell to the highest bidder for cash Real estate entered in this foreclosure proceed- a lien subsequent to the recordation amount of the bid or seven hundred Telephone: 910-642-7151 the following real estate situated in ing, the undersigned, C. Martin Scott, of the Deed of Trust. Further, this fifty dollars ($750.00). Any success- EXHIBIT 1 the County of Columbus, North Car- II, Substitute Trustee, will expose for real property will be sold subject to ful bidder shall be required to tender ALL OF THAT CERTAIN TRACT olina, and being more particularly STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA sale at public auction on the 19th day the right, if any, of the United States the full balance of the purchase price OR PARCEL OF LAND, BEING described as follows: COUNTY OF COLUMBUS of November, 2015 at 12:00 p.m. on of America to redeem the above- so bid in cash or certified check at DESCRIBED AS Being all of that property conveyed IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUS- the steps of the Columbus County described real property for a period the time the Substitute Trustee ten- 1.67 ACRES AS SHOWN ON A SUR- from Janice Ray Nance Jackson and TICE Courthouse, Whiteville, North Caro- of one hundred and twenty (120) ders to him a deed for the property VEY DATED JUNE 11, 2007 AND husband, Leroy Jackson, to Barbara SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION lina, the real property (including any days following the date when the final or attempts to tender such deed, RECORDED L. Brown, by Deed dated the 24th 15 SP 92 improvements thereon) with a prop- upset bid period has expired. and should said successful bidder IN MAP BOOK 82, PAGE 96 IN THE day of February 2006, and recorded In the Matter of the Foreclosure of erty address of 231 Will Inman Road, An order for possession of the prop- fail to pay the full balance of the COLUMBUS COUNTY REGISTER in Book 854 at Page 915, Colum- the Deed of Trust of Allison Shane Tabor City, North Carolina, 28463 erty may be issued pursuant to N.C. purchase price so bid at that time, OF DEEDS. bus County Registry, said property Holden and wife, Sherry N. Holden and more particularly described in Gen. Stat § 45-21.29 in favor of the he shall remain liable as provided November 9, 16, 2015 being more particularly described to Kenneth W. Mabe, Trustee dated the Deed of Trust and on Exhibit 1 purchaser and against the party or in N.C. Gen. Stat § 45-21.30. The as follows: September 6, 2007, and recorded attached hereto which descriptions parties in possession by the clerk of owner and holder of the indebted- Beginning at an iron stake in the in Book 905, Page 605, Columbus notice of are incorporated by reference here- superior court of the county in which ness secured by the Deed of Trust South margin of the right-of-way of County Registry in. This sale may be held up to one the property is sold. Any person who may make a credit bid. Foreclosure sale the Broadway Road (N.C. #1422) it C. Martin Scott, II, (1) hour after the time stated in this occupies the property pursuant to Should the property be purchased being the Northwest corner of the Substitute Trustee, 15 SP 152 Notice pursuant to N.C. Gen. Stat § a rental agreement entered into or by a third party, that party must pay Ida Scipio’s lot, said corner being See Substitution of Trustee as Under and by virtue of the power of 45-21.23. renewed on or after October 1, 2007, the tax of Forty Five Cents ($0.45) located 499.45 feet East of the East- recorded in Book 1111, Page 388 of sale contained in a certain Deed of The real property to be offered pur- may, after receiving the notice of per One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) ern right-of-way of the extension of the Columbus County Registry Trust made by Barbara Brown (PRES- suant to this Notice of Sale is being sale, terminate the rental agreement required by N.C. Gen. Stat § 7A-308 N.C. Road #1424 where same inter- Under and by virtue of the power ENT RECORD OWNER(S): Barbara L. offered for sale, transfer and convey- by providing written notice of termi- (a)(1). sects N.C. Road; and runs thence and authority contained in that cer- Brown) to Insurance Professionals of ance “AS IS, WHERE IS”. Neither nation to the landlord, to be effective This sale will be held open ten (10) with Ida Scipio’s Western line North tain Deed of Trust executed and NC, Trustee(s), dated the 8th day of the Substitute Trustee nor the holder on a date stated in the notice that is days for upset bids as required by 13 degrees East 150 feet to a stake, delivered by Allison Shane Holden June, 2007, and recorded in Book RB of the Note secured by the Deed of at least 10 days, but no more than 90 law. this being Ida Scipio’s Southwest and wife, Sherry N. Holden, dated 896, Page 30, in Columbus Coun- Trust being foreclosed or the officers, days, after the sale date contained in IF YOU ARE UNDER THE PRO- corner; running thence South 77 September 6, 2007, and recorded in ty Registry, North Carolina, default directors, attorneys, employees, the notice of sale, provided that the TECTION OF THE BANKRUPT- degrees West 100 feet to a concrete the Office of the Register of Deeds having been made in the payment of agents or authorized representatives mortgagor has not cured the default CY COURT OR HAVE BEEN DIS- monument; running thence North for Columbus County, North Caroli- the note thereby secured by the said of either the Substitute Trustee or the at the time the tenant provides the CHARGED AS A RESULT OF A 13 degrees West 150 feet to a con- na, in Book 905 at Page 605 (“Deed Deed of Trust and the undersigned, holder of the Note make any repre- notice of termination. Upon termina- BANKRUPTCY PROCEEDING, THIS crete monument in the South mar- of Trust”), because of default in the Substitute Trustee Services, Inc. sentation or warranty relating to the tion of a rental agreement, the tenant NOTICE IS GIVEN TO YOU PURSU- gin of the right-of-way of Broadway failure to carry out or perform the having been substituted as Trustee title or any physical, environmental, is liable for rent due under the rental ANT TO A STATUTORY REQUIRE- Road; thence with the South margin stipulations and agreements therein in said Deed of Trust by an instru- health or safety conditions existing agreement prorated to the effective MENT AND FOR INFORMATION- of the said road 100 feet to the point contained, pursuant to the demand ment duly recorded in the Office of in, on, at or relating to the real prop- date of the termination. AL PURPOSES ONLY AND IS NOT of beginning. Said lot being shown the Register of Deeds of Columbus erty being offered for sale and any The record owners of the above- INTENDED AS AN ATTEMPT TO on a map prepared by H.L. Willis, County, North Carolina and the holder and all responsibilities or liabilities described real property as reflect- COLLECT A DEBT OR AS AN ACT Jr. and H.T. Schnibben, Registered of the note evidencing said indebted- arising out of or in any way relating ed on the records of the Columbus TO COLLECT, ASSESS OR RECOV- Surveyors, dated September, 1966. Subscribe Today, ness having directed that the Deed of to any such conditions are expressly County Register of Deeds not more ER ALL OR ANY PORTION OF THE Together with improvements located Trust be foreclosed, the undersigned disclaimed. than ten (10) days prior to the post- DEBT FROM YOU PERSONALLY. thereon; said property being located Substitute Trustee will offer for sale The real property will be sold sub- ing of this Notice are Allison Shane This the 22nd day of October, 2015. at 231 Broadway Road, Chadbourn at the courthouse door in the City of Call 642-4104 ject to any and all prior and superior Holden and wife, Sherry N. Holden. s/ C. Martin Scott, II North Carolina. Trustee may, in the Trustee’s sole dis- cretion, delay the sale for up to one hour as provided in NCGS §45-21.23. Should the property be purchased by a third party, that party must pay the excise tax, as well as the court costs of Forty-Five Cents ($0.45) per One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) required John Donoghue Automotive by NCGS §7A-308(a)(1). The property to be offered pursuant to this notice of sale is being offered for sale, transfer and conveyance “AS IS, WHERE IS.” Neither the Trustee nor the holder of the note secured by the deed of trust/security agree- 15 Chevy Sonic LT ment, or both, being foreclosed, nor 15 Chevy Tahoe the officers, directors, attorneys, #P11226 #P11243 employees, agents or authorized representative of either the Trustee or the holder of the note make any representation or warranty relating to the title or any physical, environ- mental, health or safety conditions existing in, on, at or relating to the property being offered for sale, and any and all responsibilities or liabili- ties arising out of or in any way relat- ing to any such condition expressly are disclaimed. Also, this property Was $18,472 Was $58,746 is being sold subject to all taxes, special assessments, and prior liens or encumbrances of record and any $ $ recorded releases. Said property is , , also being sold subject to applicable SALE 11 950 SALE Federal and State laws. 42 500 A deposit of five percent (5%) of the purchase price, or seven hundred fifty dollars ($750.00), whichever is great- er, is required and must be tendered in the form of certified funds at the time of the sale. If the trustee is unable to convey 15 Chevy City Express 15 GMC Canyon title to this property for any reason, #11155 Double Cab, #P11195 the sole remedy of the purchaser is the return of the deposit. Reasons of such inability to convey include, but are not limited to, the filing of a bank- ruptcy petition prior to the confirma- tion of the sale and reinstatement of the loan without the knowledge of the trustee. If the validity of the sale is challenged by any party, the trustee, in their sole discretion, if they believe the challenge to have merit, may request the court to declare the Was $28,375 sale to be void and return the depos- Was $24,325 it. The purchaser will have no further remedy. $ $ Additional Notice for Residential Property with Less than 15 rental , , units, including Single-Family Resi- SALE 21 983 SALE 25 900 dential Real Property An order for possession of the prop- erty may be issued pursuant to 14 Toyota 08 Chevy 07 Chevy 11 Toyota 15 Toyota 12 Chevy N.C.G.S. § 45-21.29 in favor of the purchaser and against the party or 4Runner Tahoe Silverado Tacoma Camry SE Sonic parties in possession by the clerk of Limited LTZ, 4x4 w/Lift Kit Extra Cab, 4x4, V6 superior court of the county in which the property is sold. Any person who occupies the prop- erty pursuant to a rental agreement entered into or renewed on or after October 1, 2007, may after receiving Sale Price Sale Price Sale Price Sale Price Sale Price Sale Price the notice of foreclosure sale, termi- $ $ $ $ $ $ nate the rental agreement by provid- 39,900 19,950 25,900 16,985 18,995 7,995 ing written notice of termination to the landlord, to be effective on a date 08 GMC 10 Chevy 15 Chevy 11 Chevy 05 GMC 12 Buick stated in the notice that is at least 10 days but not more than 90 days, after Yukon Silverado Silverado Cruze Sierra Verano the sale date contained in this notice Extra Cab, Z-71 Crew Cab, 4x4 Crew Cab, Z-71, 4x4 of sale, provided that the mortgagor has not cured the default at the time the tenant provides the notice of ter- mination. Upon termination of a rent- al agreement, the tenant is liable for rent due under the rental agreement Sale Price Sale Price Sale Price Sale Price Sale Price Sale Price prorated to the effective date of the $ $ $ $ $ $ termination. , , , , , , SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE SERVIC- 18 950 12 985 22 500 9 950 9 995 13 967 ES, INC. SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE c/o Hutchens Law Firm P.O. Box 1028 910-642-2400 4317 Ramsey Street John Donoghue Automotive Fayetteville, North Carolina 28311 Highway 130 East • Whiteville Phone No: 910-864-3068 https://sales.hutchenslawfirm.com Case No: 1163019 (FC.FAY) www.johndonoghueautomotive.com *All prices plus tax & tags and $299 doc fee. November 9, 16, 2015 See dealer for details on all leases & financing options. The News Reporter, Monday, November 9, 2015 - 9B

Notice of Public politic incorporate of the State of as may have priority under Federal or the estate of the said decedent to Beginning at an iron stake in the west title warranties with respect to the title North Carolina, is exercising its power State Law, if any. present them to the undersigned on margin of the Princess Ann Road (S. to the property. (3) The highest bid- Hearing and authority to assess, levy and col- A cash deposit of 20% of the pur- or before the 12th day of January, R. 1504) and in the southeast cor- der will be responsible for the pay- lect taxes against real and personal chase price, or $750 whichever is 2015, or this notice will be pleaded ner of the Community Building lot; ment of revenue stamps payable to The Public will take notice that pur- property located within its boundar- greater, will be required at the time of in bar of their recovery. All persons, said iron stake being located South the Register of Deeds and any final suant to N.C. General Statute 160A- ies in accordance with the laws of the sale with the balance remaining firms, associations or corporations 72 degrees 15 minutes West 30 feet court and/or auditing fees payable 299, the Tabor City Town Council has the State of North Carolina and the due to be paid in full by cash or cer- indebted to the said estate will please from a nail and cap in the centerline to the Clerk of Superior Court which adopted a resolution declaring its Default Judgment and Order of Sale tified funds at the Office of the Com- make payment immediately, of said public road; and runs thence are assessed on the high bid result- intent to close an undeveloped por- entered on the 25th day of Septem- missioner within three (3) days after This the 14th day of October, 2015. with and along the south boundary ing from this foreclosure sale. (4) At tion of Carolina Street and has called ber, 2015 and are foreclosing on the the entry of the Judgment of Confir- John Calvin Reaves of the Community Building lot South the time of the sale, the highest bid- for a Public Hearing on this matter. following land of DONNIE G. DUN- mation by the Clerk of Court. Administrator of the Estate of 72 degrees 15 minutes West 208.50 der will be required to make a cash At the hearing, any person may be CAN, BRADLEY NEIL HAMMOND Hearing before the Honorable Amy Mary Ellen Reaves feet to an iron stake; thence North 17 deposit of five percent (5%) of the heard on the question of whether or and JASON HAYES HAMMOND in W. Nance, Assistant Clerk of Superi- James E. Hill, jr., PLLC degrees 45 minutes West and with bid, or $750.00, whichever is greater, not the closing would be detrimental order to satisfy the properly assessed or Court for Columbus County, North Attorney at Law and along the west boundary of the with the remaining balance of the bid to the public interest, or the property but unpaid taxes and/or special Carolina was held in connection with 109 Courthouse Square Community Building lot 208.90 feet to amount to be paid on the day follow- rights of any individual. assessments upon certain lands. this foreclosure on the 25th day of Whiteville, NC 28472 a concrete monument; thence South ing the expiration of the applicable ten The Public Hearing shall be conduct- Pursuant to the Judgment entered September, 2015 at which time Clerk Telephone: 910-642-8136 61 degrees 27 minutes West 478.94 (10) day upset bid period. (5) Any per- ed on November 10, 2015 at 7:00 PM on the 25th day of September, 2015, Amy Nance authorized this foreclo- Oct. 19, 25, Nov. 2, 9, 2015 feet to an iron stake; thence South son who occupies the property pur- in the Ritz Center. The public is invited William E. Wood has been appoint- sure sale as required by statute. 19 degrees 39 minutes East 473.75 suant to a rental agreement entered to attend and to provide comment. ed Commissioner with the author- This the 30th day of October, 2015. NOTICE TO CREDITORS feet to an iron stake; said stake being into or renewed on or after October 1, Royce Harper ity to sell the following lands at the WILLIAM E WOOD NORTH CAROLINA in the south margin of a private road 2007, may after receiving the notice Mayor Courthouse Door, Columbus County COMMISSIONER COLUMBUS COUNTY leading westwardly from S. R. 1505; of sale, terminate the rental agree- Diane B. Ward, MMC Courthouse in the City of Whiteville, 100 COURTHOUSE SQUARE The undersigned, DEBORAH GORE thence North 65 degrees 54 minutes ment upon 10 days written notice to Town Clerk Columbus County, North Carolina at WHITEVILLE, NC 28472 HEWETT, having qualified as Execu- East 564.65 feet to an iron stake in the landlord. Upon termination of a October 19, 26, Nov. 2, 9, 2015 12:00 o’clock noon on the 23rd day TELEPHONE: (910)-642-3965 trix of the Estate of LAWSON MCKOY the bend of said road; thence North rental agreement, the tenant is liable of November, 2015 and will sell to the STATE BAR NO.: 5901 LONG, deceased, late of Colum- 79 degrees 16 minutes East 166.58 for rent due under the rental agree- Notice of Sale highest bidder for cash all interest in November 9, 16, 2015 bus County, NC, this is to notify all feet to a nail in the centerline of S. ment prorated to the effective date the following described real estate: persons having claims against said R. 1504, said point being South 33 of the termination. (6) An order for NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate to present them to the under- Gore’s Mini Storage, 305 Gore Trail- All of that certain lot or parcel of land degrees 24 minutes East 63.72 feet possession of the property being sold Having qualifiedas Administrator of signed Executrix on or before Jan- er Road, Whiteville, North Carolina, lying and being in Lees Township, from a nail and cap in the centerline may be issued pursuant to N.C.G.S. the estate of Isabelle Hill Jackson, uary 21, 2016 at Powell & Powell, 28472, will hold a public sale to dis- Columbus County and State of North of the intersection of S. R. 1506 and §45-21.29 in favor of the purchaser deceased, late of Columbus Coun- Attorneys, PO Box 428, Whiteville, pose of various items of personal Carolina and being more particularly 1504; thence North 24 degrees 53 and against the party or parties in ty, the undersigned hereby notifies NC 28472, or this Notice will be pled property, pursuant to the assertion of described as follows: minutes West 287.00 chord to a nail possession, by the Clerk of Supe- all persons having claims against in bar of their recovery. All persons a lien for rental at its storage facilities. BOUNDED on the North by State in the centerline of said road; thence rior Court of the county in which the the estate of said decedent to pres- indebted to said Estate will please The sale will be conducted at the fol- Road 1006; on the North and North- continuing with the centerline North property is sold. (7) If the sale is set ent them to the undersigned within make immediate payment to the lowing storage facility location: east by C. W. Hayes and on the South 17 degrees 45 minutes West 56.80 aside for any reason, the Purchaser three (3) months from the date of the undersigned Executrix Gore’s Mini Storage and Southeast by a ditch; beginning feet to a nail and cap in said center- at the sale shall be entitled only to first publication, or this notice will be This the 15th day of October, 2015. 3168 New Britton Highway at a concrete monument in the South line; thence South 72 degrees 15 min- return of the deposit paid. The Pur- pleaded in bar of their recovery. All Deborah Gore Hewett, Executrix Whiteville, NC 28472 margin of State Road #1006, said utes West 30 feet to an iron stake; the chaser shall have no further recourse persons indebted to said estate will 407 Jewel Street Mailing address: Point being further located South 35 point of beginning, containing 6.98 against the Mortgagor, the Mortgag- please make immediate payment. Whiteville, NC 28472 Gore’s Mini Storage degrees 30 minutes East 30 feet from acres net (excluding right-of-way). ee, the Mortgagee’s attorney, or the This the 9th day of November, 2015. c/o J. Coburn Powell 305 Gore Trailer Road, a nail in the center line of said road This being the same land surveyed Substitute Trustee. Daniel Curtis Hill, Powell & Powell, Attorneys Whiteville, NC 28472 and being a common corner with C. and platted by Billy M. Duncan, R.L.S. SMITH DEBNAM NARRON DRAKE Administratrix of the estate of PO Box 428 DATE OF SALE: November 14, 2015 W. Hayes; and runs thence South 35 on September 11, 1974, recorded SAINTSING & MYERS, L.L.P. Joseph Edward Nichols Whiteville, NC 28472 TIME OF SALE: 10:00 am degrees 30 minutes East 205.2 feet to in Map Book 15, Page 89, Colum- Cara B. Williams, 88 Jackson Lane Telephone: (910) 642-2728 Unit B - 4 Ann Ward a concrete marker; thence South 51 bus County Registry. Also being the Attorney for Jeff D. Rogers, Substi- Whiteville, NC 28472 Oct. 19, 26, Nov. 2, 9, 2015 Unit D -12 Cheryl Davis degrees 33 minutes West 203.0 feet same tract conveyed to James Gilbert tute Trustee Nov. 9, 16, 19, 23, 30, 2015 Unit D - 3 James E Evans to a concrete marker; thence North 40 Nance and wife Hezzie Mae Nance, P. O. Box 26268 Unit C -10 Joann Cribb degrees 30 minutes West 221.2 feet NOTICE TO CREDITORS Second Notice of now deceased, from Myrtle L. Nance Raleigh, NC 27611-6268 Unit B -28 Johnny E Reeves, Jr to a concrete marker in the Southern Having qualifiedas Administrator of Foreclosure Sale dated September 12, 1974, recorded 919-250-2000 Unit D - 4 Latarcia Graham margin of State Road 1006; thence the Estate of Malcolm Ray Spauld- in Deed Book 280, Page 183, Colum- File No. DMN 14254653, 1149249 Unit B-29, B-31 Lillie Greene with the margin of said road North 55 ing, deceased, of Columbus County, North Carolina bus County Registry. November 9, 16, 2015 Unit B - 9 Patrick Seymour degrees 40 minutes East 223.1 feet State of North Carolina, the under- Columbus County Property Address: 6705 Princess Ann NOTICE TO CREDITORS Unit C - 6 Scott Shepherd to a concrete monument, the point of Rd., Evergreen, NC 28438 signed does, pursuant to North Car- 15 SP 64 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA Gore’s Mini Storage Beginning and containing 1.2 acres. Date of Sale: November 17, 2015 at olina General Statute § 28A-14-1, Under and by virtue of the power of COUNTY OF COLUMBUS By; Daniel J. Gore Being a small parcel of land described 10:30AM hereby notify all persons, firms, asso- sale contained in that certain Deed The undersigned, ROBERT DOUG- 305 Gore Trailer Road, in Deed dated November 30, 1972, Location of Sale: Columbus County ciations or corporations having claims of Trust executed by James Gilbert LAS WHITE, has qualified as Exec- Whiteville, NC 28472 recorded in Book 250, Page 715, Courthouse against the estate of the said dece- Nance dated August 25, 2005 to utor of the Estate of ELIZABETH H. November 5, 9, 2015 Columbus County Registry and in Record Owner(s): The Heirs of James dent to present them to the under- BB&T Collateral Service Corpora- WHITE, late of Columbus County, corporate herein by reference. See signed on or before the 3rd day of tion, Trustee for Branch Banking and Gilbert Nance also Book 291, Page 835, Columbus TERMS OF THE SALE: (1) This sale and this is to notify all persons having Notice of Tax February, 2016, or this notice will be Trust Company, recorded in Book claims against said Estate to present County Registry. pleaded in bar of their recovery. All 826, Page 712, Columbus County will be made subject to: (a) all prior Foreclosure Sale The property to be offered pursu- liens, encumbrances, easements, them to the undersigned on or before persons, firms, associations or corpo- Registry; default having been made in February 2, 2016, pursuant to North ant to this Notice of Sale is being rations indebted to the said estate will payment of the indebtedness thereby right-of-ways, restrictive covenants STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA Carolina General Statute 28A-14-1, offered for sale, transfer and convey- please make payment immediately. secured; and the necessary findings or other restrictions of record affect- COUNTY OF COLUMBUS or this notice shall be pled in bar of ance: “AS IS, WHERE IS”. Neither This the 28h day of October, 2015. to permit foreclosure having been ing the property; (b) property taxes IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE their recovery. All persons indebted the Commissioner nor the County of Lesley M. Spaulding, Administrator of made by the Clerk of Superior Court and assessments for the year in DISTRICT COURT DIVISION to said Estate will please make imme- Columbus, nor the officers, direc- the Estate of Malcolm Ray Spaulding of Columbus County, North Carolina; which the sale occurs, as well as FILE NO.: 15 CV 000681 diate payment to the undersigned at tors, attorneys, employees, agents or James E. Hill, jr., PLLC the undersigned Substitute Trustee any prior years; (c) federal tax liens COUNTY OF COLUMBUS, the following address: authorized representatives of either Attorney at Law will offer for sale at public auction with respect to which proper notice Plaintiff This the 2nd day of November, 2015. the Commissioner or the County of 109 Courthouse Square to the highest bidder for cash, the was not given to the Internal Reve- vs ROBERT DOUGLAS WHITE, Columbus make any representation Whiteville, NC 28472 property conveyed in said deed of nue Service; and (d) federal tax liens DONNIE G. DUNCAN; BRADLEY EXECUTOR of warranty relating to the title or any Telephone: 910-642-8136 trust, the same lying and being in the to which proper notice was given to NEIL HAMMOND; 5711 Pickens Avenue physical, environmental, health or November 2, 9, 16, 23, 2015 County of Columbus and State of the Internal Revenue Service and to JASON HAYES HAMMOND; NORTH- Myrtle Beach, SC 29577 safety conditions existing in, on, at, or North Carolina, and more particularly which the right of redemption applies. SOUTH BUILDERS, INC., Beneficia- LISA P. GREENE, RESIDENT PRO- relating to the property being offered NOTICE TO CREDITORS described as follows: (2) The property is being sold “as is”. ry (Lienholder); JP MORGAN CHASE CESS AGENT for sale, and any and all responsibili- Having qualified as Administrator Lying and being in Tatum Township, Neither the beneficiary of the deed BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, P. O. Box 1467 ties or liabilities arising out of or in of the Estate of Mary Ellen Reaves, Columbus County, North Carolina of trust, nor the undersigned Substi- Beneficiary (Lienholder); Whiteville, NC 28472 any way relating to any such condi- deceased, of Columbus County, State and containing 6.98 acres, more or tute Trustee, makes any warranties or CFNA RECEIVABLES (NC) INC., Ben- Williamson, Walton & Scott, L.L.P. tion expressly are disclaimed. of North Carolina, the undersigned less (excluding right-of-way), and representations concerning the prop- eficiary (Lienholder), Attorneys at Law Also, this property is being sold free does, pursuant to North Carolina being more particularly described erty, including but not limited to, the Defendants P. O. Box 1467 and clear of all taxes, special assess- General Statute § 28A-14-1, hereby as follows: physical or environmental condition NOTICE is hereby given that the ments, prior liens or encumbrances of notify all persons, firms, associations of the property. Further, the under- Whiteville, NC 28472 COUNTY OF COLUMBUS as a body record against said property except or corporations having claims against signed Substitute Trustee makes no November 2, 9, 16, 23, 2015 10B -- The News Reporter, Monday, November 9, 2015

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