ThePublished News since 1890 every Monday and Tursday forReporter the County of Columbus and her people. Monday, July 4, 2011 Trafc Court Lawmakers reinstated Volume 121, Number 1 Whiteville, North Carolina as stay lifed look to shif 50 Cents nSupreme Court decision congressional comes three months be- fore state requires such Inside Today courts in all counties. district east 4-A By BOB HIGH By NICOLE CARTRETTE r'FMPOZQMFBTUBLFO Staff Writer Staff Writer JODPVSU Traffic Court in Columbus, GOP redistricting leaders did not draw r.BOBSSFTUFEGPS Bladen and Brunswick coun- any congressmen out of their districts in TFMMJOHQJMMT ties – abolished three months redistricting proposals released Friday but ago by Chief District Court some say it will be difficult for several Demo- Judge Jerry Jolly – will return crat incumbents to win an election in their “as soon as possible,” based on reshaped districts. a decision to by the N.C. Su- Rep. Mike McIntyre is one of them. The preme Court to stay the order Lumberton Democrat was first elected to while it waits to hear argu- Congress in 1997 but his home county and ments involving a new driving city would be divided into separate districts, school program. according to maps released. District Attorney Jon Da- District 7 is presently made up of Bruns- vid said Sunday the return wick, Pender, Duplin, Bladen, Robeson, Cum- of Traffic Court would be “a berland, part of Sampson and all of Columbus tremendous benefit” to drivers County. ticketed for infractions such The new district would take in more of Today’s as speeding and other minor the coast and run up to and include parts highway actions. of Carteret County, taking large portions of American Profle The N.C. Legislature or- features “Regal Eagle,” dered traffic courts to begin by See Congressional District, page 2-A how a rescued baby October in all counties, so the return of the speedy method bird grew up to be- of handling minor highway come a soaring na- infractions was to begin again, Deadline for tional superstar. regardless of the outcome of the pending Supreme Court matter. rescue squad DIDYOB? David appealed a decision Did you observe ... by the N.C. Court of Appeals See Traffic court, page 4-A certifcation Te Tabor City freworks Photo by Krystal Hawkins extravaganza play- Early Fourth was July 1 ing to another banner Columbus County started its crowd Friday night? ... Waccamaw Fourth of July celebration early, nCounty board must make decision on one squad. Trinity Baptist Church’s to appeal with freworks in Tabor City Fri- day care kids celebrat- day evening. Technicians set up By NICOLE CARTRETTE ing Independence Day NASDAQ on the football team’s practice Staff Writer early with a Fourth of feld for the audience around the July parade Friday? ... football feld. Residents at Lake Commissioners may grant one rescue decision squad in Columbus County an extension of Lake Waccamaw visitor Waccamaw will provide the larg- time for members to obtain EMT Intermediate nOfficials working with Camille Brown getting est displays tonight. certification. audit firm to get financial stuck Sunday in the only Two years ago the county called for new statements filed. contracts with the independent non-profits mud hole in Columbus that provide service in the county via fran- County? ... Waccamaw Bankshares chise agreements. Those agreements, among said Friday it is appealing a other things, required all squads to be certi- decision that could result in its No county schools fied to provide at least the Intermediate level common stock being de-listed of emergency medical care to patients across County Deaths from the NASDAQ Global the county. Whiteville Market. chief in place yet Earlier this month, Cerro Gordo Fire and In a letter to Waccamaw of- Rescue Chief Terry Floyd indicated that his Lona Bowen Powell had been hospitalized last week ficials on June 24, the Listing By FULLER ROYAL squad, the smallest in the county with only one with complications from a knee Angela Benton King Qualifications Department of Staff Writer ambulance, likely would not meet the July 1 Edgar Hud Barnes NASDAQ said it was denying infection. He was released from the deadline but was working on it. Chadbourn the company’s request for The Columbus County Schools hospital but was unable to attend the Last week, County Emergency Services Betty McDufe continued listing. NASDAQ does not have a new leader yet. interviews. Director Jeremy Jernigan could not say what notified the company on April Last Thursday, the Columbus Faulk, the assistant superinten- Lucille Young actions, if any, would be taken. 4 and June 24 that the company County Board of Education inter- dent for the school system, has been Jernigan said he planned to meet with Henry Lee Young did not comply with NASDAQ’s viewed the five finalists for the job. acting as interim superintendent Floyd this week to “see how close” the squad Evergreen filing requirements for con- Two applicants are from the since the departure of Dan Strick- is to reaching its certification. Sadie Louise Packer tinued listing because it had county schools and include interim land, who retired from the post in Jernigan said it would be up to commission- Hallsboro not filed its 2010 annual report superintendent Alan Faulk. One is March. ers to determine what happens next. “They are or its quarterly report for the When the board meets for its July Tomas W. Brown Jr. from the Whitevlle City Schools and the ones that signed the contract,” Jernigan quarter ended March 31 with two are from out of the county. 11 meeting, Dew is expected to be said, hesitant to discuss what options may be Fair Bluf the Securities and Exchange Absent from the interviews was present. A decision on the new super- available. H.L. Turbeville Commission. board member Junior Dew, who intendent could be made that night. “We have talked about several different op- Clarendon See NASDAQ, page 3-A Lois Jeanette Beck See Rescue, page 3-A Tabor City Joann Faulk Lake Waccamaw Barbara Walters Lazzara Fourth of July at lake not what it used to be By RAY WYCHE of horse and mule-drawn conveyances. From this parking Staff Writer area, the celebrants walked to the lake shore, where the ac- tion was taking place. Index Helen Barefoot Pope says they don’t do Fourth of Julys “There were no houses between the railroad and the lake &EJUPSJBMT" like they used to. (perhaps only one by the railroad),” she says. The Hallsboro area native, who will observe her 96th The Fourth at the lake was a dress-up occasion, she 0CJUVBSJFT" birthday in October, was raised on a farm where the entire remembers. Women would work for weeks preparing new 4QPSUT# family pitched in to get the crops planted, tended and har- dresses for themselves and their children to wear for this $SJNF" vested, and where leisure time was limited. most special occasion. -JGFTUZMFT" But her family did manage to work in a few summertime “We made our dresses. We didn’t wear pants; all the girls trips to nearby Lake Waccamaw, and one July 4 trip stands wore dresses and the boys wore short pants,” she says, out in her memory. It was in the first quarter of the last “They had a lot going on on the Fourth of July,” Pope says. century, when the Fourth of July to many people meant a “Churches and clubs had a lot of things to sell – lemonade day at the lake. and different kinds of food. They had a dance hall and you “We left pretty early in the morning by mule and wagon,” could rent a bathing suit but I never did.” she remembers, for the Fourth of July celebration. This Pope said there was also a motorboat that carried pas- was a trip to the “front side” of Lake Waccamaw, on the sengers out on the lake for a fee. north shore. Pope says most of her visits to the lake ended The highlight of the day, Pope says, was the picnic lunch at Dupree Landing. that the ladies of her household had prepared. There was The area around the road that is now Broadway on the usually a bucket of lemonade, she says. “We had to buy our ice.” lake town maps was wooded in the early years of the last Buying ice was also a rare purchase. “We didn’t have money Helen Barefoot Pope century, and served as the parking area of the large number See Old Fourth, page 2-A 2-A – The News Reporter, Monday, July 4, 2011
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Repairs to a vital bridge linking three counties were completed ahead of schedule last week. An excavator struck the The proposed congressional districts. trusses and girders of the N.C. 11 bridge at Black Rock earlier this spring, according Congressional District the Drew Cox of the N.C. De- Continued from page 1-A partment of Transportation. The machine caused extensive damage to the structure, which Robeson, Duplin and Sampson is used by hundreds of cars out of the district and adding and transfer trucks daily. Onslow County. Located on the Bladen-Co- District 7 congressional can- “This green mamba was lumbus county line over the didate Ilario Pantano, defeated killed by my fiance’s Cape Fear River, the bridge is in 2010 when McIntyre took brother in Africa after it only a few miles from Pender slightly less than 54 percent of attacked the windshield of County. It is the only link be- the vote, is pleased with the new the vehicle in the photo.” tween Wilmington and Eliza- districts proposed. Submitted by: Livvy Nelos bethtown that can be used by “For most, the lines that large vehicles. define a congressional district Cox said the contractor are a bunch of insider politics Whiteville.com worked overtime to ensure the that don’t put food on a table Biser Ball bridge would be repaired by or pay a mortgage, but we have Sports Trivia the Independence Day week- some good news about these new end. While it was originally maps. They will finally give the Question #104: This for- planned to be handled through citizens of southeastern North mer Hallsboro High and temporary lane closures, the Carolina the conservative voice UNC-Chapel Hill base- damage was so significant they deserve,” Pantano said in a ball player coached the The proposed 7th Congressional District. workers opted instead for full press release. East Bladen High School closures for up to 30 minutes The former Goldman Sachs baseball team to the state at a time. The work was com- executive and Marine was a 3A championship. these maps demonstrate a logi- economic and conservative in- seeks to minimize and marginal- pleted this week after a series tough challenger for Rep. Mc- cal conclusion that the region terests serves all of the citizens ize counties and communities Answer: Find the answer of “sunup to sundown” work- Intyre in the last election and is well served by concentrating of Southeastern North Carolina of mutual interest - not only in today, at Whiteville.com, in days, despite 100-degree heat has announced that he intends its coastal strength from More- that share the same bedrock Southeastern North Carolina, our Sports Section. and occasional severe thun- to again challenge McIntyre for head City to Calabash. Match- principles and values that have but also across the state. The derstorms. his seat. ing communities with similar made our country great and General Assembly ought to pro- “They were out there even “While still subject to change, that Ilario will stand for in Con- duce a final map that will more Whiteville.com on Father’s Day, Cox said. gress,” a press release from the accurately reflect communi- The Number “They were serious about Pantano campaign read. ties and counties of mutually getting it done, and they did a Old Fourth McIntyre’s camp sees it dif- shared interest. Congressman good job.” Continued from page 1-A ferently. McIntyre’s plans to run for The Black Rock Bridge is “It is extremely disappoint- re-election have not changed.”
1,026 on the DOT’s master list for to spare.” ming wearing a dress. ing that the proposed congres- Data provided by the N.C. Photographs posted on replacement, but a construc- “We didn’t have much mon- The trip to Dupree involved sional redistricting map is so General Assembly indicates Whiteville.com in the frst tion date has not been set. ey to spend but we had fried crossing Bogue Swamp not blatantly and brazenly done for that 42 percent of registered half of 2011, not includ- Surveyors were in the area for chicken, beans and corn from far from her home. purely political motives even to voters in the proposed District ing Latest Photos and several weeks earlier this year, our garden. We might have a “I walked a foot log the point that it splits Congress- 7, are Democrat, a decrease of Reader Photos. preparing maps for rights of dime to spend. That would across the run of the man McIntyre’s home county, less than 10 percent. ways needed for the project. buy a cone of ice cream.” swamp many a time.” hometown, and home precinct,” Republicans would make The steel bridge is one of Any family members who The long walk was worth Whiteville.com a statement from McIntyre’s up about 32 percent of the the last over the Cape Fear, and had moved away from the the effort after a hard, hot day campaign committee read. district and unaffiliated voters Poll Question was one of three built at major area made a special effort to in the fields, and Pope’s one “The citizens of Southeast- about 26 percent. The district of the Week crossings over the river in the return for the July 4 festivi- remembered July Fourth at ern North Carolina have time is nearly 80 percent white and Do you think larger fire- early 1950s. ties at the lake. “They would Lake Waccamaw many years and time again elected Con- slightly more than 17 percent works should be legal in come home for the Fourth,” ago stands out as a special day. gressman McIntyre to work for black. she says. North Carolina? Jefferson Weaver them. It is obvious that there More than 51 percent of Those early Fourth cel- are those that want to change voters in the district proposed This is definitely an is- 910-642-4104 ext. 227 Ray Wyche [email protected] ebrations at the lake had that with the stroke of a pen,” voted straight party republi- sue up for debate, as this 910-642-4104 ext. 229 few if any fireworks blazing the campaign insists. “This map can in 2010. week’s poll ended nearly in away at dark, as most of the a tie, with people in favor of visitors had departed before larger freworks leading by Fibromyalgia sundown. only a small margin. We “We got back home before logged 52 percent in favor support group dark. We had to get the mules of larger freworks, and 48 off the road before dark.” percent against. meets July 11 As a child, Pope says she This Week: Pray for rain! The Southeastern Neu- remembers her July Fourth romuscular Rehabilitation exposure to the waters of the Center is sponsoring a fibro- lake was limited to wading in myalgia support group that the shallows. will meet at 4 p.m. on Monday, “I never did own a bathing July 11. Chiropractor Dr. Eric suit,” she says. Nance will present a program Most of her visits to the Your questions answered on how Tai Chi, in its gentlest lake were to Dupree Landing, at Whiteville.com form, can be effective in man- between the present Dales aging fibromyalgia pain. Seafood and the river mouth. Meetings are held at the From her home, she and her Southeastern Lifestyle Day family would walk to Dupree where she would go swim- Whiteville.com Spa behind the Southeastern Lifestyle Center for Fitness Photos and Rehabilitation, 4895 Fay- FRANK THEATRES of the Week etteville Road in Lumberton. COASTAL Refreshments will be provided. STADIUM 10 Registration is required by Showtimes (910) 754-7469 calling 735-2830 or emailing www.FRANKTHEATRES.com [email protected]. 5200 Bridgers Road
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The News Reporter, Monday, July 4, 2011 – 3-A Rescue Whiteville refuses counterofer, Continued from page 1-A tions,” Jernigan said, without with a very low call volume, sioners pointed to a referen- won’t refund lake funding disclosing much more. “They only one truck and two paid dum in 2000 that resulted in By JEFFERSON WEAVER as its reasons for exercising with the lake,” Faison said. may say give them an exten- employees. the levy of a 2-cent rescue tax Staff Writer the escape clause. “We felt their participation sion or not to give them an As EMTs obtain additional in districts across the county Whiteville then countered would be mutually beneficial extension.” training, it is likely they will in exchange for “intermedi- The city of Whiteville Fri- with a reduced rate, but could to all parties involved.” County Commissioner seek full-time jobs in other ate” service. day officially accepted Lake not guarantee that there Faison said the lake has Ricky Bullard said he has areas, Floyd said, adding that The tax brings in more than Waccamaw’s withdrawal would be no rate increase had sufficient time to adjust discussed the situation with one of his members is work- $630,000 countywide, in addi- from the regional wastewater to make up for the lower its own budget to make allow- Floyd. ing on becoming a paramedic tion to another $200,000 that project—but the lake won’t be charges. ances for the lack of expected “I am proud to have Cerro and will likely look for work in is divided among departments getting its money back. Lake Waccamaw Mayor development, which was Gordo Fire and Rescue in the another county. for daytime rescue personnel Lake Waccamaw was a Ivan Wilson then wrote the a major influence on Lake community in which I live and Most of the EMTs are vol- and another $247,000 that is last-minute partner in the city making yet another Waccamaw’s decision to join am willing to work with them unteers and have jobs, he said. shared among combination Bolton to Whiteville sewer counteroffer to participate the project. in any way I can to help get He said it would cost the fire and rescue departments. system project, supplying at a drastically reduced rate. “There have been some them certified,” Bullard said. department to add EMT In- Floyd insists that the ballot $125,000 to help match a grant Whiteville officially refused problems,” Faison said, “but “We are going to have to work termediates. Asking someone should not have read “inter- and buying $500,000 worth the offer Thursday night. the town had plenty of time with them in any way we can.” to take hundreds of hours of mediate” but “immediate.” of capacity in the Whiteville In his letter to the lake, to prepare. Bullard said he supports classwork and attend classes Buckhead was the first plant. Whiteville Mayor Terry “They have a different per- setting a new deadline for the two nights a week with no pay basic-level squad of three in The city has repeatedly Mann noted that the lake’s spective on the sewer rates department. “I think it needs is difficult, Floyd added. the county that needed to move raised rates on the lake since contribution to the project than we do, and most impor- to be an agreed upon time At that time Floyd was to the intermediate level after 2008, but the lake did not be- was made “in accordance tantly, the perceived demand with guys knowing when they uncertain about what would adoption of the 2009 contract. gin pumping at full capacity with the terms” of the agree- just wasn’t there. Council has would have to get it.” happen to Cerro Gordo if it Nakina successfully made until this year. ment, and “will remain an been very humble in trying to In recent weeks Jernigan didn’t meet the July 1 deadline. the move last month, leaving Lake Waccamaw sent the integral part of the city’s meet the lake’s needs, but it has said: “We have offered to “They say they will cut Cerro Gordo the last remain- Whiteville a letter withdraw- balance sheet.” has also done all it can do. We assist them in any way that the money off to pay people,” ing basic-level squad in the ing from the project in May, Mann also recognized the can’t undo the construction, we can but they haven’t asked Floyd said. “But what they county. and asked for a refund of its lake’s “equity” in the system, and the work will be there for our help.” would do after that, I don’t There are nine EMS pro- $625,000. Under the terms of and expressed hope that the when the lake decides to join Floyd said in recent weeks know. How they would cover viders in Columbus County: the contract with the city, two towns could work togeth- the project.” his department has some our area, I don’t know. Maybe Whiteville, Chadbourn, Lake Lake Waccamaw could with- er when financial conditions Lake Waccamaw Town EMTs with the intermediate they would contract with a pri- Waccamaw, Tabor City, Buck- draw at any time with a mini- at the lake improve. Manager Darren Currie and level certification but not vate company or split it with head, ADR, Cerro Gordo, Ta- mum 30 days notice before Whiteville City Manager Mayor Ivan Wilson were not enough to meet the require- Chadbourn or Fair Bluff. If we bor City, and Fair Bluff, plus the end of the fiscal year. Larry Faison said the lake immediately available for ments. can’t do it, we just can’t do it.” four private ambulance ser- Lake commissioners cited wouldn’t receive a refund comment Friday. Some others are taking County commissioners vot- vices that do non-emergency the repeated rate hikes, lack “because the construction classes but still have several ed on a contract in 2009 that, transports and provide back- Jefferson Weaver of communication between work has been done—it hours of field observation among other things, required up to the rescue squads for 910-642-4104 ext. 227 the two municipalities, and would be hard to undo it. time with existing advanced intermediate level service emergency calls. [email protected] the sluggish housing market “We want a relationship life support units and hospital from all squads in the county. clinical hours to complete. Many were already at that Nicole Cartrette He said financial resources level or offered higher-level 910-642-4104 ext. 225 are limited for the department paramedic service. Commis- [email protected] Filing starts for municipal ofces By JEFFERSON WEAVER also filed to run again, along mayor’s seat also opened NASDAQ Staff Writer with current Mayor Roy Friday, although the council Continued from page 1-A Harper. The mayor and two will not begin filing until A handful of incumbents council seats are on the ballot July 25. Lake Waccamaw’s NASDAQ’s decision to mid-August. However, there June 24. and one perennial challeng- in Tabor City this fall. two commissioners’ seats deny the company’s request can be no assurance that the The first notice states that er were the first to file for Chadbourn resident Ed- also will not be able to file for continued listing is based Hearings Panel will grant the minimum bid price for municipal offices Friday in win Roberts also filed again until July 25. on the company’s contin- the company’s request for an the company’s common stock Columbus County. to run for town council, While Whiteville’s may- ued noncompliance with extended stay. has closed below $1 per share Elections for town offices where there are three seats oral post is voted on by the en- and the mayor’s post up for tire city, the city council—as reporting rules and NAS- The Hearings Panel has for 30 consecutive business are held in years that alter- election. Roberts has run in well as the Lake commission- DAQ’s determination that the authority to grant the days and that the company nate with state and federal several town board elections, ers—are voted on by districts the company’s plan to achieve company an extension of is therefore not in compli- elections. Only residents of but has never won office. or wards. compliance did not present time within which to regain ance with NASDAQ reporting municipalities may cast a Other towns and open For up-to-the-minute fil- definitive evidence of the compliance with filing re- rules. ballot. The races are non- seats include Bolton, where ing registration, go to www. company’s ability to regain quirements for a period not The second notice states partisan. the mayor and three town columbusco.org and click on compliance within the time to exceed 360 days from the that the company has not The early filers Friday aldermen are on the ballot; the elections link. period permitted by the NAS- due date of the company’s maintained a minimum mar- came from Fair Bluff, Tabor City and Chadbourn. Brunswick, with two com- Also check out whiteville. DAQ listing rules. first late report (until March ket value of publicly held In Fair Bluff, Carl Meares missioners seats up for elec- com for the latest election Waccamaw officials have 26, 2012). shares of $5 million for 30 Jr. filed for another term as tion; Cerro Gordo, where the news. been working with the au- There can be no assur- consecutive business days town commissioner. Two mayor and three town coun- diting firm of Elliott Davis ance that the Hearings Panel and that the company is seats are up for election this cil seats will be open; and Jefferson Weaver of Galax, Va., on verifying will grant the company any therefore not in compliance. year in Fair Bluff. Sandyfield, with the mayor 910-642-4104 ext. 227 financial information. additional time to regain The minimum bid price In Tabor City, Miona Fon- and three town council seats. [email protected] Documents cannot be filed compliance. notification letter states that vielle and Trent Burroughs Filing for the Whiteville with the SEC until the audit “I firmly believe that once the company has a period of is complete. our financial statements have 180 calendar days, or until BELK.COM “It’s been extremely frus- been filed, we can put this Dec. 21, in which to regain trating,” said Waccamaw step behind us and focus on compliance. President Geoff Hopkins. banking,” Hopkins said. “I The company can regain “The auditing firm wants to think we have a great team compliance if at any time be certain that all the data with outstanding employees, during this 180-day period the and information are accurate but the reality is we live in closing bid price of the com- to avoid any future restating a very different regulatory pany’s common stock is at of financial information and environment.” least $1 for a minimum of ten that is our goal as well. It’s Waccamaw’s (NASDAQ: consecutive business days. just unfortunate the process WBNK) stock price has The minimum market is taking so long.” steadily dropped since re- value of publicly held shares At the center of the fil- ceiving the delisting notice notification letter also states ing delay are three complex for failure to timely file fi- that the company has a com- transactions Waccamaw com- nancial documents, trading pliance period of 180 calen- pleted in 2010 – the sale of $11 at or about $1.70 per share in dar days, or until Dec. 21, in million in problem loans, the early April to finally falling which to regain compliance. purchase of $110 million in in mid-May to below $1.00 a The company can regain SeniorDay home-equity lines of credit share, where it has remained, compliance if at any time and a $16.3 million preferred prompting additional action during this 180-day period the Tues., July 5 stock private placement. from NASDAQ. market value of publicly held Customers 55 and older “We are doing everything The company received two shares closes at $5 million or possible to move along the additional noncompliance more for a minimum of 10 process,” Hopkins said. “Ev- notices from NASDAQ on consecutive business days. eryone is doing their best to EXTRA % be patient.” The company’s shares will continue to be listed on NAS- off DAQ through the open of 20sale purchases* business on July 18. with your The company has asked Belk Rewards Card the Hearings Panel to con- 15% off Home & Shoes. *See below for details. 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July 1 for stealing toothpaste, theft of cash from her pocket- benefit from an enhanced driv- contributed $250 to David’s prison for 26 to 32 A pistol and wal- glue, deodorant and tanning lo- book in her bedroom by a man ing school. 2010 campaign. months last week let, containing cash, tion from Walmart, according who went to her apartment to Some offenders appearing “I plan on waiting until after he pleaded in were found. They to local police. The items were “borrow sugar” shortly after in Traffic Court could reduce after a full hearing before the Superior Court here belonged to Dr. John valued at $18.23. midnight July 3. their charges by attending Supreme Court to explore to several crimes. Munroe of White- Police said Sellers saw the driving schools at community bringing StreetSafe to the 13th Kelly has a credit ville, and were stolen man push something into his colleges in all three counties, District,” David said. of 925 days toward Kelly during a break-in of Assaulted pocket as she returned from and the arresting officer was Jolly was not available for his term. He pleaded to bur- Munroe’s garage that was not Teresa Sillah, 34, of White- the kitchen with the sugar. The not required to be present for comment on how quickly a glary, breaking and entering a known until the items were ville, was assaulted by a wom- man told her he “don’t need no the case to be handled. Traffic Court could be rein- vehicle, larceny, possession of found. an with a baseball bat at 8:47 sugar,” and left “in a hurry.” Jolly’s order stopped a plan stituted into District Court a firearm by a felon, and two Kelly’s prior record in- p.m. July 1 in the Columbus by David to use StreetSafe as system in all three counties. Corners Shopping Center’s counts of indecent exposure. cludes convictions for break- parking area, according to lo- Several other charges were ing and entering in 2000 and cal police. Sillah was hit in the Scam dismissed in the plea deal. 2006, conspiracy to commit head and face. A woman obtained three Fraud case dismissed Kelly was arrested in De- armed robbery in 2002, rob- pre-paid credit cards from A 2004 charge of forged on a check cember 2008 on several felony bery in 2004, disposing of The Scotchman convenience fraud involving a from Jefferson Pla- charges. He was a passenger in stolen property in 2006, and store in Riegelwood on July fake check against za Management for a vehicle stopped by lawmen at possession of drug parapher- Tank 2 by manipulating the items John Bertram Wal- $263.48. 3 a.m. on N.C. 904 near Tabor nalia in 2001 A 2011 Ford Taurus was with cards she already had, lace, 39, of Chad- The case was dis- damaged at 10 a.m. July 1 when according to a sheriff ’s report. bourn, was dis- missed with leave a 10,000-gallon tank rolled into The woman had done the same missed here recent- in 2006, and Wal- it along Lay’s Lake Drive along thing at a store in Wilmington, ly when restitution lace was arrested in Hendren enters plea the report noted. was paid. June 2010 for failing N.C. 905, Tabor City, according Wallace to a sheriff ’s report. C o u r t r e c o r d s to appear in court. A man from Conway, S.C., show Wallace paid Hill’s Food His arrest came after he as jury is selected loaded the tank onto a truck, stores here the money after was dismissed as a prospec- Joshua Tekel Hen- a jury was selected to but the tank rolled off before Robert Howard’s name was tive juror in a murder case. dren, 24, of White- hear his case. Ben- it could be secured, and struck 90 days ville, agreed in Su- nie Lee Graham, 31, the vehicle owned by Rodney Alexandria Desiree May, perior Court here of Whiteville and McDowell, 24, of Loris, S.C. 29, of Tram Road, Whiteville, was sent to jail for 90 days here Dorman drops lawsuit last week to testify Chadbourn, and Jef- last week after she pleaded in against two co-defen- frey Leon Collins, Attorney Scott Dorman Dorman claimed in the ac- Superior Court to driving with dants in the armed 33, of Fair Bluff and filed a voluntary dismissal tion that Blackburn had been a revoked license. robbery of a Chad- Chadbourn, are co- Convicted recently of his lawsuit against paid by Soles, and this led to May, arrested on the charge bourn business, and defendants. Krona Nacole Smith, 32, of Kyle Blackburn seeking to col- Dorman being dropped as in October 2009, appealed a his prison term of The Hasty Mart, Loop Road, Bolton, was con- lect funds from the man shot by Blackburn’s lawyer. 30-day ajail term she got in 19 to 23 months was Hendren a convenience store victed in Brunswick County then State Sen. R.C. Soles Jr. Soon after Soles’ conviction District Court in July 2010. Her delayed until October. along N.C. 410 near Chad- Superior Court in May of pos- Dorman’s lawsuit claimed of a misdemeanor charge in prior record showed convic- Hendren changed his plea bourn’s northern limits, was session of cocaine, according Blackburn broke their con- the shooting case, Dorman tions for the same charge in from not guilty to accessory af- robbed of cash and cigarettes to a court report in The State tract to collect damages from sent a letter to Soles’ defense 2008 and 2009. She has four days ter the fact of the robbery after on Dec. 16, 2008. Port Pilot. Soles after the shooting inci- attorneys in Raleigh demand- credit toward her jail time. She had been given a de- dent at Soles’ Tabor City home ing $1 million in damages for ferred prosecution status in in 2009. Blackburn. an earlier court appearance, but this was withdrawn. Smith Returned Hunter pleads here was placed on probation for 18 Kenny Earl Benton of Halls- months, with a prison term of boro Road South, Whiteville, Randy Hodge arrested five to six months suspended, reported July 2 the theft and in armed robbery and her probation was trans- return of his 1984 Ford pickup in pill trafcking cases Demonarick Hunt- tity cards. A charge of ferred to Columbus County. er, 21, of Whiteville, first-degree kidnap- truck. Randy Carol Hodge, 38, of Jean’s Way, Whiteville, was ar- A sheriff ’s report showed who has a credit of 480 ping was dismissed in rested here last week on four counts of trafficking in opium/ days, was sent to pris- the arrangement. Benton heard his pickup heroin contained in Endocet prescription medication. crank, and saw a family mem- on for 13 to 16 months Hunter’s prior re- Sheriff ’s Drug Detective Justin Worley said Hodge sold 75 here last week after he cord showed convic- Probation ber and a second man leave in Endocet pills to an undercover buyer on March 28 of this year. the vehicle. It was returned be- pleaded in Superior tions for possession Joshua Howard Seay, 31, of He said Hodge was targeted after numerous complaints by resi- fore the truck could be listed in Court to common-law of stolen goods in New Krissy Prease Road, White- dents living near Hodge’s home. Hunter the data system as stolen. The robbery. Hanover County in ville, was ordered to spend 20 The trafficking charges are by sale, delivery, possession and ignition system was damaged. Hunter was convicted of 2006, and assaulting a law days in jail on 10 weekends transportation. The sale was made at a location along Sum- using a shotgun on March 1, enforcement officer, inflicting after he pleaded in Superior mersett Extension. A photo of Hodge was not available Monday. 2008 to rob Rashad K. Hassan serious injuries, in Lenoir Court here last week to driving here of cash and several iden- County in 2007. with a revoked license. Robbery Seay will be on probation for a year, with another 30-day Owen Berry Bullock III, 26, Probation for Moore of Graham Street, Fair Bluff, term suspended. He was also Levi Moore Jr., 58, of Mill Pond Road, Whiteville, was placed was arrested June 30 on a Fire re-ignites fined $200. He appealed his Dis- on probation for three years and ordered to pay $2,350 in res- charge of armed robbery of trict Court conviction where titution after he pleaded in Superior Court here last week to a Fair Bluff woman, and the he got a 45-day term. His prior breaking and entering, and larceny. theft of $5,200 in cash, accord- in Crusoe area record showed a conviction for Moore was convicted of breaking into Forrest Hall’s business ing to a warrant obtained by An additional five acres of woodland burned Sunday DWI in 2010. warehouse along Magnolia Street in May 2008, and stealing tools Fair Bluff Police Chief Marty near the Crusoe Island community south of Lake Wacca- and metal items. The first six months of Moore’s probation will Lewis. maw when wind re-ignited a fire that had been controlled be under intensive supervision, requiring a daily curfew and Bullock went at 2:30 a.m. a few days ago. community service. He was also fined $50. on June 28 to where Demetria A Forest Service crew and bulldozer were dispatched to Moore’s prior record showed convictions for larceny in 1996, Dismissed Williams parked her car at the private River Road area east of the Waccamaw River. fraud in 1998 and DWI in 1999. A stalking charge against River Bluff Apartments, and Another fire consumed 25 acres of woods near Chad- Eddie Graham Hammonds approached her car. He held a bourn Sunday, a Forest Service spokesman reported. Jr., 61, of Peacock Road, Chad- gun to her head and demanded bourn, was dismissed by the her pocketbook, containing Malicious conduct plea state last week because of part of the proceeds of a tax Looking for gas creditability problems with the Abdul K. Osman, 25, was sent back to prison last week after Passport Photos refund. Frank McLeod Phillips, 50, victim’s witness. he pleaded here to malicious conduct by a prisoner while serv- Lewis said Bullock was in a of Leggett Street, Tabor City, The News Reporter The case was dismissed ing time in the Tabor Correctional unit. group at the corner of Hamer was arrested Sunday at 4:20 after the jury was seated. Osman spit on a female correctional officer on Oct. 16 while and Academy streets about a.m. for attempted breaking only $10.00 Hammonds appealed his May he was serving a term for armed robbery in a Mecklenburg midnight, when Williams men- and entering at the home of 2009 District Court conviction County conviction in 2006. tioned getting a refund. The Billy Franklin King in the 5800 where he was put on probation Osman was released from the robbery term on Feb. 18, and robber did not wear a mask. block of N.C. 904 East, Tabor for 18 months. The victim was a held until he entered the plea in Superior Court here. The new DEBT RELIEF None of the cash was recov- City. Lake Waccamaw woman. term is for 17 to 21 months, and he has a 133 days credit. Bankruptcy ered. A sheriff ’s report showed King found Phillips trying to Stop Foreclosures Fleeing man caught break into his garage. Phil- Get A Fresh Start Shot in shoulder lips said the reason he was at Break-ins, thefs noted Deary Jason Fowler, 30, of King’s home was that he was Attorney The following were victims n BREAK IN THEFT OF TWO JEWELRY Elisha S. Colson, 26, of Williams Road, Chadbourn, “looking for gas.” James of a break-in and/or a theft boxes, assorted jewelry. Whiteville, was shot in her was arrested last week for Robbins reported on date shown: s *ULY n ,EVANIA # &ERGU- right shoulder at 2:45 a.m. felony fleeing to elude arrest on s *ULY n 4ERRY ,EMONT 2IG- SON 7HITEVILLE n THEFT OF Sunday outside Red’s Club in a warrant obtained by Tabor SHORT BROS. 922 S. Madison St. gins, Ridgeland Acres, Tabor Nissan Altima from Nolan the 12500 block of U.S. 76, east City Police Detective Lt. Jerry Whiteville #ITY n THEFT OF BLUE $ODGE Avenue roadside here. of Fair Bluff, according to a Sarvis. RENT-A-CAR Hwy. 701, South Neon with white driver’s door. s *ULY n +AREN %LLIS (IN- sheriff ’s report. 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Footworks at Delco. pedic care and to Duke for any Something very special Addison Davis. his Yankees team. Isaac plays on Larry Lee “We try to treat her the other treatment. has been happening at a Rie- Isaac is the son of Randy That’s how the two little Memorial Field, named for his same as the other girls,” says “We expect great things out gelwood ball field this sum- and Stephanie Little of Rie- wheelchair players became uncle who was killed in Viet- Roxie Davis, who added that of Addison,” she continued. mer, and it centers around gelwood. Randy is their T-ball teammates. Both hit the ball nam May 11, 1971. His cousin 16-year-old Drew, 12-year-old “She has given us hope that two 5-year-old celebrity T-ball coach and Isaac’s twin brother rather well, but needed as- Paiton Lanier, daughter of Sage and 10-year-old Bailey her life will be used for God’s players. Jacob is also on the team. sistance getting on base. That Michael and Paige Lanier of are very hands-on in helping to glory and we’re excited to see These “celebrities” stole Addison is the daughter was no problem, as there were Riegelwood, also plays ball. take care of their little sister. what is in store for her. Every the show during each game. of Scott and Roxie Davis of plenty of volunteers for that Michael and Eddie Ray Caines “I was worried that there day she’s not in the hospital They’re special and were a Riegelwood. Addison’s sister exciting assistance. Grand- assist Randy Little coach Isaac might be jealousy but there is a good day, and at the end delight for their teammates, was playing softball and Ad- mas, siblings, fans and others and Addison’s team. never has been,” Roxie said. of the day, she’s just like any fans and even their opponents dison said she wanted to play, were thrilled to push them Addison was born with “They are very protective of other kid.” each time they hit the ball too. Her parents kind of blew around the bases. spina bifida and periodically Addison. It takes a lot of care and reached a base… in their it off until they saw how ada- Isaac and Addison were undergoes treatment at Shri- for a special needs child in a wheelchairs. mant she was about playing. born just a couple of months ners Hospital in Greenville, wheelchair and the girls help Clara Cartrette But wheelchairs don’t slow They went to Josh Simmons, apart. Isaac weighed 1 pound S.C. She has three older sisters out a lot.” these little athletes. They play a coach for an older team, and 13 ounces and has cerebral who help take care of her, ac- 910-642-4104, ext 226 Addison has physical ther- right along with teammates he made a phone call. When palsy. His twin brother Jacob cording to their mother. apy twice a week and she can [email protected] and friends who walk and Randy Little, who has been has no birth defects. The twins T-ball isn’t Addison’s only
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Addison takes a stroll Isaac crosses home plate with assistance from his grandmother, Wanda Lanier
Addison shows off her trophy Addison, Isaac, Jacob and Paiton Lanier Addison with her sisters, Sage, Bailey and Drew 6A--The News Reporter, Monday, July 4, 2011 Holmes-Hooks united in First Baptist Church Heather Grey Hooks and Jones and Eva and Leonard Engagements David Brandon Holmes were Jordan. united in marriage on May An evening of celebration 14 at half past five o’clock in and outdoor dining at Oak- the evening at First Baptist land Plantation was hosted Church in Whiteville. by Mr. and Mrs. Rick Neisler, The bride is the daugh- Gina and Scott Deans, Wanda ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph and Darryl Diefes, Abbie and Marion Hooks of Whiteville. Rick Edwards, Soo Soo Fort, She is the granddaughter of Cely and Jim Graham, Janet Mr. John Albert McNeill, Sr. and Coke Gray, Tracey and and the late Mrs. John Albert John Hodgson, Margie and McNeill Sr. of Whiteville, and Jim Rabon, Judi and Mack the late Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Thompson, Kayla and Ernie Hooks, also of Whiteville. Ward and Anne and Carlton She graduated from Wacca- Williamson. maw Academy in Whiteville A luncheon at the home of and was presented at the Mrs. Nancy Smith was hosted 2004 Terpsichorean Ball in by Mrs. Virginia Powell and Raleigh. The bride received Mrs. Smith. a Bachelor of Science degree A shower at Liberty Medi- in clinical research from cal Specialties was hosted Crystal Leigh Bennett Campbell University. She is by Christal Taylor, Angie Eddie Brett Duncan employed by Liberty Medical Thompson, Trish Struve and Breanna Renae Cross Specialties Inc. as a patient Brittany Soles. Tony Kevin McDowell care coordinator in Wilming- A bath and kitchen shower Bennett- ton. at the home of Tammy and Duncan The groom is the son of Terry Hooks in Shallotte was Cross- David and Henrietta Wyatt Mrs. Roger Pinnell Holmes hosted by Clovis and Randy of Wilmington announce the and the late Mr. Holmes of Aldridge and Terra and Brian McDowell engagement of their daughter, Whiteville. He is the grand- McGuire. Breanna Renae Cross of Crystal Leigh Bennett, to Eddie son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A backyard dinner was Hazard, Ky., and Tony Kevin Brett Duncan, son of Eddie Ray Kent Arnold Jr. of Louisburg hosted at the home of Rhon- McDowell of Nakina will be and Beverly Duncan of North and the late Mr. and Mrs. da and Will Scott by Dan and married on July 23 in a 6 p.m. Whiteville. Roger Atwood Holmes, also JoAnne Biser, Greg and Su- ceremony at the Conway Coun- The bride-elect graduated of Louisburg. He graduated zanne Blackmon, Brownie try Club in Conway, S.C. from South Columbus High from Whiteville High School, and Leigh Cook, Dana Gore, The bride-elect is the daugh- School and Campbell Univer- received an Associates Art de- Sidney and Debra Gibson, Joe ter of Jeffery G. Cross of Con- sity School of Pharmacy where gree from Southeastern Com- and Cynthia Hansen, Jerry way, S.C. and Emmalena Allen she received her Doctorate of munity College, a Bachelor and Sue Hawks, Jack and Em- Davis, formerly of Hazard, Ky. Pharmacy. She is employed by of Science degree in health ily Hooks, Dennis and Sara now residing with her hus- Walgreens in Whiteville. services management, gradu- Mrs. David Brandon Holmes Jones, Michael and Terry band Arthur Davis in Jackson, The groom-elect graduated ating cum laude, as well as a Kramer, David and Donna Ky. She is the granddaughter from Bladenboro High School masters degree in business Each carried Nantucket bas- Robinson, aunt of the bride; Scott and Ken and Nancy of Jack and Brenda Brown and Campbell University administration from East kets made for them by Dana Mr. and Mrs. Roger Atwood Thurston. of Conway, S.C. and the late School of Pharmacy where Carolina University. He is Gore. Holmes, grandparents of the A bachelorette weekend Albert and Augusta Allen of he received his Doctorate of employed by Liberty Medical The best men were the groom, and Danny Brent Ar- and lingerie shower was Hazard, Ky. Pharmacy. He is employed by Specialties Inc. as a financial brothers of the groom, Jason nold, uncle of the groom. hosted by the bridesmaids in The groom-elect is the son Southeastern Regional Medi- analyst in Whiteville. Michael Holmes of Garner, Following the ceremony, Charleston, S.C. of Willie C. McDowell of Loris, cal Center in Lumberton. The wedding was officiated and Kent Walton Holmes of a reception was held at The A bachelor weekend was S.C. and Cheryl Stanley Allen, An Aug. 20 wedding is by Dr. Ronald M. Hinson Jr. Fuquay Varina. Groomsmen Mill Pond, hosted by the par- hosted by the groomsmen in formerly of Nakina and now planned at Grace United Meth- The music was presented by were brothers of the bride, Jo- ents of the bride. The Phase Atlantic City, N.J. residing with her husband odist Church in downtown Concordia Strings, Timothy seph Marion Hooks III of Clin- Band provided music for an A bridesmaid luncheon was Roy C. Allen in Conway, S.C. Wilmington. Hinson, bagpiper, and Mari- ton, and Ian McNeill Hooks of enchanted evening of dinner hosted at the home of Mary He is the grandson of Donald na DeRatmiroff, soprano, all Raleigh, cousin of the bride, and dancing. Jo Williamson by Linda Bell, Stanley and the late Patricia from Wilmington, and Melvin Robert Benjamin McNeill of The groom’s family hosted Jean Lee, Terri Powell, Cheryl Stanley of Nakina, and Willie Ezzell, tenor, of Whiteville. Wilmington, and friends of a rehearsal dinner at the Bum- Townsend, Donna Worley, and P. and Daphne McDowell of Mrs. David Carl Jordan di- the groom, Michael Roy Hodg- minhole Lodge in Whiteville, Barbara Rooks. Loris, S.C. Births rected the wedding. son of Wilmington, Richard followed by a rehearsal party A rehearsal party was giv- The couple now resides in Escorted by her father and Allen Kimball of Greenville, given by friends of the bride en for the couple following the Myrtle Beach, S.C. She is work- Smith twins given in marriage by her par- S.C., Bobby Lee Lennon of and groom’s families. rehearsal dinner at the Bum- ing toward a degree in English Deborah and Anthony ents, the bride wore an ivory Whiteville, Nicholas Grant The couple traveled to St. minhole Lodge by Mary Fran- literature and he is pursuing Smith of Lake Waccamaw strapless trumpet style gown Townsend of Raleigh, and Lucia for their honeymoon ces Alsup, Yvonne and Gary a career in aeronautical engi- announce the June 19 birth with a sweetheart neckline Stephen Vann Underwood of and will make their home in Bass, Sara and Bill Brooks, neering. of twin girls, Alyssa Hope and and an Alencon lace overlay Whiteville. Wilmington. Debbie and Rob Conway, Alisha Faith, in Wilmington. adorned with delicate pearls Ring Bearers were nephews Entertainment Elizabeth and Rocky Fowler, Grieving parents Alyssa weighed 3 pounds 1 and crystals. It was accented of the groom, Harrison Kent A Christmas shower was Shari and John Gardner, Eliz- ounce and Alisha weighed 3 with a satin belt encrusted Holmes of Fuquay Varina and hosted at the home of Mrs. abeth Gibson, Terri and David to meet July 11 pounds 12 ounces. with crystals. She wore her Trent Michael Holmes of Gar- Jan Hardee in Tabor City Gore, Carol and Mickey Greer, The July meeting of the The twins have a 21-year-old mother’s cathedral length veil ner. Program attendants were by Catherine Cook, Cathy Suzanne and Jerry Hall, Syd- Compassionate Friends – Bor- brother, Anthony Smith Jr. edged in seed pearls and ac- cousins of the bride, Terry Jones, Kristin Pierce, Abbey ney and Ben Kilpatrick, Anna der Belt Chapter, serving Co- Grandparents are Cornell cented with lace. Her bouquet Hunter Hooks of Shallotte Townsend, Beth Walters and and Rick Kimball, Suzanne lumbus and Bladen counties, and McKinnley Freeman of was wrapped in lace from the and Benjamin Lachlan Balter Sylvia Walters. and Billy King, Nan and will be held on Monday July Clarkton. groom’s mother’s wedding of Wilmington. An engagement party was Tom Leggett, Carol and John 11, at 7 p.m. in Grace Episcopal dress. A memorial candle was hosted at the home of Debo- Nickolaus, Bonnie and Bill Church Fellowship Hall, 105 S. The mother of the bride lit in loving memory of the rah and Sandy McNeill in Pierson, Vanessa and Dana Madison Street in Whiteville. Cribb Marcus and Bambi Bowen wore a strapless marine blue groom’s father, Roger Pinnell Whiteville by John A. McNeill Prokos, Janet and Fuller Roy- The meeting will be a shar- Cribb of Whiteville announce organza floor length gown Holmes. The flowers in the Sr., Jane and Yoel Balter, Cyn- al, Gayle and Phil Stoll, Gail ing meeting, any parent who the March 2 birth of a daugh- with a ruffled hem and a church were dedicated to the di and Ron McNeill, Kim and and C.G. Townsend and Ann has ever experienced the death ter, Emma Violet, in Colum- matching wrap. The mother glory of God and in loving Jim McNeill and George Mc- White. of their child is welcome. bus Regional Healthcare. She of the groom wore a purple memory of Mrs. John Albert Neill. A brunch for Heather and Please note that the meeting weighed 6 pounds 10 ounces. chiffon floor length gown McNeill Sr., grandmother of A couples shower was her bridesmaids on the morn- time has been changed. Grandparents are Larry with a beaded halter neckline the bride; Mr. and Mrs. Dewey hosted at the Whiteville Coun- ing of the wedding was hosted The Compassionate Friends and Sheila Cribb of Clarendon, with a matching wrap. Hooks, grandparents of the try Club by Anna and Brad by Gay Scott, Caroline Scott is a self help group for parents Elton and Carolyn Bowen of The bride’s maid of honor bride; Miss Mary Elizabeth Johnson, Tammy and William and Mary Beth Hayes. whose children have died, Whiteville and the late Violet was her cousin, Anna Eliza- at any age, from any cause. Soles Lanier. beth McNeill of Raleigh. Chapter leader Jean Cross Emma Violet has a 14-year- Bridesmaids were cousins Burney says, “Members have old sister, Hanna, and a 7-year- of the bride, Jenny McNeill found comfort and solace in old brother, Marcus II. Purvis of Wilmington, Erin sharing their stories with Elizabeth McNeill of Wilm- each other. There’s a common ington, Sydney Alexa Hooks language spoken here that no of Shallotte, and friends of one else seems to understand Large Selection of the bride, Janna Lathan Neis- or comprehend. We invite ler of Raleigh, Kristin Cook grieving adults to share their Bags You Will Love! Pierce of Leland, Margaret journey with us. We welcome Marie Hodgson of Wilming- parents, grandparents and ton, Abbey Jones Townsend adult siblings to come and see of Raleigh, Kimberly Creel for themselves that together we Brittenham of Murfrees- can share and heal.” boro and Danielle Elizabeth For more information con- Creel of Conway, N.C. Junior tact Jean Cross Burney in bridesmaids were also cous- Clarkton at 647-3661, or Gail Check Out Our ins of the bride, Abigail Fran- Cannon at Lower Cape Fear ces Balter and Rachel Marie Hospice at 642-9051. The Com- Shell Handbags Chambers, both of Wilming- Mayfower members passionate Friends meet every Selection of Handbags ton. The bridesmaids and ju- Benny Nye of Lake Waccamaw presents Mayfower pins to the newest members of the North second Monday at Grace Epis- nior bridesmaids wore cock- Carolina Mayfower Society at the annual Nye reunion on May 21 at Shiloh Methodist Church, copal Church in Whiteville. tail length halter neck dresses Bolton. Recipients are his sister, Katie Nye Meshaw of Clarkton; his cousin, Jane Holmes Visit the website at www. 1/2 Price in spa blue. Ross of Elizabethtown; and his niece, Kay Meshaw Barr of Greensboro, left to right. The thecompassionatefriends.org Flower girls were Saman- Mayfower pins were contributed by the president of the Nye Family Reunion, Ken Nye of Ra- New Jewelry to Choose tha Caroline McNeill of Wilm- leigh, also a member of the North Carolina Mayfower Society. The Nye family is one of many Veterans meet ington, cousin of the bride, families who migrated to southeastern North Carolina from Cape Cod, Mass., in the colonial Vietnam Veterans of Amer- and Karsen Brooke Holmes period. The recent Nye reunion speaker was LTC Frank Horton of Fayetteville, governor of ica meet the first Tuesday of DAISY’S of Fuquay Varina, niece of the North Carolina Society of Mayfower Descendants. In addition, he has served as N.C. each month at 7 p.m. at 1028 S. 16 Whiteville Mini Mall M-F 10 - 6 SAT 10 - 3 the groom. They wore balleri- State President of the Sons of the American Revolution. He appeared in Revolutionary attire Madison St., Whiteville. na style dresses in ivory tulle. complete with authentic period rife. adaisygif.com Collier’s Biggest Sale Event of the Summer
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Good Shepherd grants The Good Shepherd Fund Inc. has announced grant gram; Timmy Lanier, Forest Lawn Baptist Church/ recipients for 2011. Grant monies are utilized by com- Celebrate Recovery; Pastor Ricky Graham, Men and munity agencies for substance abuse prevention, in- Women United for Youth and Families; back row: Capt. tervention and education. Community agencies in Bobby Worley, Columbus County Sheriff’s Offce/Ex- Columbus, Bladen, Brunswick, Robeson and New Ha- plorers; MSgt. Brian Smith, Columbus County Sheriff’s nover counties and Horry County in South Carolina are Offce/Red Ribbon Program; Randolph Keaton, Men eligible for grant funds. Grants were accepted by the & Women United for Youth and Families; Sherri Sim- Julia Clay holds one of her watercolors. following agencies: front row, left to right: Kate Gomes, mons, Columbus County Schools/21st Century; Lynn Coastal Horizon Center; Lt. Novella Frieslander, New Williams, Forest Lawn Baptist Church/Celebrate Re- Art exhibit extended Hanover County Sheriff’s Offce/Safe Summer Pro- covery. An exhibit of paintings Clay, who grew up in Blad- by a North Carolina native enboro, is displaying art pri- Childbirth, at the Bladenboro Historical marily featuring her water- Fallen Heroes ride July 9 breastfeeding Society has been extended colors. A Memorial Ride for the Fallen Heroes will be held Saturday, through July in the historic The Bladenboro Historical July 9, leaving from Walmart parking lot in Whiteville at 11 a.m. classes ofered building where she attended Society, at 818 South Main The motorcycle ride will honor heroes who paid the ultimate Columbus Regional Health- elementary school more than St., is open 10 a.m. to noon sacrifice. care and the Family Birthing 50 years ago. Monday through Friday, and Registration will be held from 10-11 a.m. and the cost is $20 Unit are offering free child- Julia Hasbrouck Clay’s from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday and per person or $25 with a passenger. birth classes and breastfeeding “Transitions: An Artist Re- Sunday. There is no charge The motorcade will leave Walmart, travel south on U.S. 701 classes. turns Home,’’ originally for admission. The building is to S.C. Hwy. 9 south and have its first stop at HB Spokes. It will Childbirth classes will be scheduled to close at the end handicapped-accessible. then proceed to U.S. 17 north and have its second stop at Beach held from 9 a.m.-noon on the of June, has been held over For information, call the House Harley Davidson, then continue to Hwy. 421 MLK Bypass second Saturday of the month. through July 28 historical society at 863-4707. in Wilmington, to Kerr Avenue and to the veterans memorial at Breastfeeding classes will the National Guard Armory, arriving around 2 p.m. Dan Desens be held from 7-8 p.m. on the will do a roll call at the memorial and VFW Posts 9408 and 8866 second Tuesday of the month. will serve lunch. Both will be located in the Historian is guest speaker Kaitlyn Nicole Elkins, for- For more information on the ride or sponsorship, call Paul education department. Call to North Carolina’s Historian merly of Clarkton, has been Spivey at 910-840-7332, District 5 Commander; Randy Norris, schedule. Free gifts and door of the Year will be the fea- accepted to attend Wake 910-840-5207, Columbus County and state Concerned Bikers prizes will be offered. tured speaker at N.C. Sons of Forest University School Association; or Glendale Young, 910-840-9041, Post Commander. Confederate Veterans Camp of Medicine in Winston- SNCGS will 794’s Sunday, July 10 meeting Salem, beginning in July. at 2:30 p.m. at Peace Baptist Kaitlyn graduated valedic- meet July 9 Church, Love Mill Road in torian from Whiteville High The Southeastern North Whiteville. The public is in- School in 2008 and gradu- Carolina Genealogical Society vited and there is no admis- ated summa cum laude Lake Waccamaw Depot will meet Saturday, July 9 at sion charge. from Campbell University 2 p. m. at Westminster Pres- Michael C. Hardy’s first in 2010 with a bachelor’s Museum calendar of byterian Church, 307 South nationally published article degree in biology. She lives Franklin Street, Whiteville. was released in North and in Cary, where she works as events for July Those who wish may gather South in 1998. It focused on a surgical assistant. Kaitlyn at 1 p.m. for conversation and 11,18,25 Rummikub Club, Mondays @ 1 p.m., a British-born Confederate is the daughter of Rhonda sharing family histories. museum general, Collet Leventhorpe. Sellers Elkins and Allyn El- Linda Nance Rivenbark Since that time he has con- 5,12,19, 26 Railroad Bridge, Tuesdays @ 1 p.m., kins of Clarkton. museum will present a program on the tributed to numerous other DAR Period Rooms.” Society publications. His topics have 8,15,22,29 Friday Fest continues at the McNeill pier. Bring a covered dish or two and a donation members and those interested ranged from the details of Michael Hardy for the treasure chest. 6:30 p.m. in genealogy and history are common soldier life, to biog- photographs of N.C. Civil War 7 Share a Sunset at LW State Park pier encouraged to attend. raphies, to battle analyses. House: Turning Point of the Monuments. Learn how N.C. and chat with rangers about the uniqueness of In 2003, Hardy’s first book Peninsula Campaign, and A remembered what and who it the lake. Meet on the pier at the picnic area. 8-9 was released, a history of the Short History of Old Watauga lost during the Civil War. For p.m. Parks and Rec 37th North Carolina Troops, County won the Willie Parker more information call (252) 9 The Itchy Truth at LW State Park board to meet published by McFarland and Peace History Book Award is an up close look at the critters that bug us 522-2091. 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Columbus County Parks Company. from the North Carolina So- throughout the summer. 3-4 p.m. Fort Fisher – Kure Beach and Recreation will hold its Other books have fol- ciety of Historians. He re- 14 Full Moon on the Water Canoe Trip -- “Exploring Local Literature: quarterly recreation advisory lowed, books that deal with cently finished his 11th book, evening paddle at LW State Park. Must be able to Recent Works of Fort Fisher board meeting on July 11 at the American Civil War and a pictorial history of Mitchell swim and sign up is required by calling 646-4748. History.” Explore Fort Fisher’s 7 p.m. in the commissioners with Appalachia. In 2006 two County, and he is working on a 6-7 p.m. literary legacy with a look at The Amazing Turtle Race meeting room in the Dempsey of his books won awards. Both regimental history of the 58th 16 at LW some of the recent books on State Park. You bring your team and GPS will be B. Herring Annex Building. the Battle of Hanover Court North Carolina Troops. Fort Fisher history, both fic- provided. Limited to four teams, so call 646-4748 tion and non-fiction. Authors to sign up. 6-7 p.m. will discuss their work and 23 Mussel Mania at LW State Park. 2nd Saturdays programs on sign books in the visitor center. Find out what other species are swimming with Special weapons firing, cannon you and explore the shoreline for aquatic species Happy 8th Birthday! July 9 have Civil War focus demonstrations and costumed with a ranger. Meet at Picnic area on the pier. 11- tours will be held. For more 12 p.m. Zachery The North Carolina Depart- out the ship engage visitors information call (910) 458-5538, 24 I Spy Hike at LW State Park. With a focus on turtles, test your observation skills by ment of Cultural Resources in specific subjects and ar- 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. hiking along Sand Ridge Nature Trail in search Kennedy offers an aid to help kids – and eas including gunnery, radar, N.C. Maritime Museum – of turtle signs. Meet at the picnic area near the sickbay, galley, engineering, Southport -- “2nd Saturdays: Thursday, July 7, 2011 parents – understand history restrooms. 4-5 p.m. and daily shipboard life. Free with its “2nd Saturdays” pro- Blockade Runners and River 30 Celebrate the Moth Night at LW gram, as a number of State with Battleship admission. For Pilots.” See how the pilots of State Park. Moth-lovers and environmental edu- Historic Sites will feature the more information call (910) 251- Smithville became a vital link cators from the Southeast have created a night to Civil War at events on July 9. 5797. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the “lifeline of the Confeder- celebrate these nocturnal cousins of butterflies. This year marks the beginning Bentonville Battlefield – acy” by guiding blockade run- 8:30-9:30 p.m. of the Sesquicentennial ob- Four Oaks -- “2nd Saturdays: ners through the treacherous 31 North Shore Paddle Tour at LW servance (www.nccivilwar150. 19th Century Fashion.” Mem- waters of the Cape Fear. Hear State Park. Must be able to swim and sign-up is com). bers of the civilian re-enacting tales of the men who settled required (646-4748). View the limestone bluffs “A new report of the nation- group, The Carolina Citizens, what would later become the along the North Shore of the lake and find out wide proficiency exam by the will give a presentation on city of Southport and see the why this feature makes this a unique Carolina Bay lake. 3-5 p.m. National Assessment of Educa- clothing and fashion on the tools of their trade in the “Pi- tion shows the need for U.S. stu- Civil War home front at 11 a.m. lots, Rescues, and Navigation” We are so proud of you! dents to improve in the study and 2 p.m. in the Visitor Center. exhibit. Enjoy fun activities We love you! of history,” said Maryanne Author Deanna Klingel (www. and crafts, costumed “visitors Daddy, Mama, Austin, Friend, assistant secretary booksbydeanna.com) will dis- from the past” and special Gracie, Faith, at Cultural Resources. “The cuss her new book, “Avery’s guests from the community. Vineland www.whiteville.com Papa Tommy & Me Ma Gail study reports that American Battlefield,” and sign copies For more information call (910) #2093 students do worse at history from 10 a.m.-2 p.m.; it is one 457-0003, noon to 4 p.m. than any other subject, with of a young adult series about For more about the com- Station only about 12 percent of high the Civil War being published memoration of the Sesqui- Available for school seniors proficient in the during the sesquicentennial centennial of the Civil War wedding receptions 4th of July Sale subject.” observance about Avery Ju- in North Carolina, go to www. & other events The 2nd Saturdays program nior Bennett and his hound nccivilwar150.com. 640-2030 CONTINUES showcases authentic North dog, Gunner, in Virginia from Home Decor including Lamps, Carolina culture, heritage and 1861 to1865. Author McKendree Pictures and Accent Pieces ...... 50% off arts at the 37 museums and Long (www.mckendreelong. state historic sites adminis- com) will hold a book signing New Fall Colors All Scarves ...... 50% off tered by the N.C. Department for “No Good Like It Is,” the fic- Select Handbags ...... 50% off of Cultural Resources (www. tional account of two soldiers $ ncculture.com). Following are who rode with Terry’s Texas will be here July 7th. Remaining Maggiez Shoes ...... 10 a few of the 2nd Saturdays pro- Rangers, a unit that fought at grams in Southeastern North Bentonville. For more informa- Ask to see ~ Sidewalk Sale Each Day ~ Carolina. tion call (910) 594-0789. 10 a.m. the new Vera, Battleship North Carolina to 2 p.m. Daily Specials – Wilmington -- “2nd Satur- CSS Neuse – Kinston -- “2nd and get a gift ~ Select Jewelry days: Navigate. Battleship 101 Saturdays: After Appomat- while they last. and Demonstrate.” The Blue tox -- N.C. Civil War Monu- and Gray Navies Two North ments 1865-1965.” The “2nd GIFTS & INTERIORS 25% to 50% off Also enjoy some GIFTS & INTERIORS Carolinas – From Wood and Saturdays” for July will focus 1017 S. Madison St. on a lecture given by Doug Whiteville 3 -ADISON 3T s Like us on Facebook Sail to Iron and Steam. Ship Refreshments. 642-9881 volunteers stationed through- Butler about his exhibit of The NewsDeaths Reporter, Monday, July 4, 2011 -- Page 8A BARBARA WALTERS EDGAR HUD BARNES DEATH NOTICE DEATH NOTICE DEATH NOTICE LAZZARA WHITEVILLE -- Edgar Hud LAKE WACCAMAW -- Bar- Barnes, 39, died Tuesday, June H.L. TURBEVILLE LOIS JEANETTE BECK bara Walters Lazzara, 88, died 7, 2011, at Memorial Hospital FAIR BLUFF -- H.L. Tur- CLARENDON -- Lois Jea- Wednesday, June 29, 2011 at in South Bend, Ind. He was beville, 75, died Thursday nette Beck, 80, died Satur- Columbus Regional Health- born on Dec. 4, 1971 in White- June 30, 2011 at New Ha- day, July 2 at Lower Cape care after a brief illness. She ville and moved to the Michi- nover Regional Medical Fear Hospice and LifeCare was born May 18, 1923 in Co- gan area in 1994. He was pre- Center in Wilmington. Center in Whiteville. lumbia, S.C., daughter of the ceded in death by his father, Mr. Turbeville was a son Born in Columbus Coun- late Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wal- Ed Shafton Barnes, and a of the late Ferd and Min- ty, she was the daughter ters. brother, Russell D. Little. nie Waddell Turbeville. He of the late Lillie Belle and A celebration of life was A memorial service was was a member of Fair Bluff Isaac Chester Gore Sr. She held on Sunday, July 3, at held Saturday, June 11, at Han- Church of God. H.L. was was preceded in death by Hallsboro Baptist Church. ley and Sons “Southwest Cha- employed by Frank Horne three brothers, David Gore, Burial followed in Hillcrest ANGELA ‘ANGIE’ DENISE pel” Funeral Home in South Construction of Fair Bluff Joe Gore, and Elmore Gore; Cemetery, Lake Waccamaw. BENTON KING Bend, Ind. and had worked part-time six sisters, Irene Hewett, McKenzie Mortuary of WHITEVILLE -- Angela Survivors include his wife, with Meares Funeral Home Carolyn Pyles, Mae Long, Whiteville handled the ar- “Angie” Denise Benton King, Kimberly; two children, Starr for many years. Louise Rhodes, Lucy Pearl rangements. 49, died Wednesday, June 29, and Cyrus of the home; his Final rites were held Gore and Ruby Gore. Survivors include her two 2011, at her residence. She mother, Shirley Louise Barnes Sunday, July 3, at the Fair Funeral services will sons, Peter Lazzara of Sarato- was born Oct. 19, 1961, in Co- of Whiteville; three sisters, LONA BOWEN POWELL Bluff Church of God with be held at 11 a.m. Monday ga, N.Y. and Richard Lazzara lumbus County, the daughter Lynn Pontius and Donna Lit- WHITEVILLE -- Mrs. Dr. Ray Lundy and Rev. July 4 at Inman Funeral of Boulder, Colo. of Lloyd Benton and the late tle, both of Elkhart, Ind., and Lona Bowen Powell, 95, Charles Dudley officiating. Home Chapel in Tabor City In lieu of flowers, memo- Bonnie Mercer Benton. Samantha Corbett of White- Sunday, July 3, 2011 at Burial followed in the Pow- with burial in Forest Lawn rial donations may be sent She was a graduate of South- ville; two brothers, Robert T. Liberty Commons Nursing ell Cemetery. Meares Fu- Cemetery. Visitation will be to Southeastern Community eastern Community College’s Little of Austin, Texas, and Home in Whiteville. neral Home of Fair Bluff held one hour prior to the College, SCC Foundation, P.O. registered nursing program Ed Barnes II of Greenville, Ill. She was the widow of handled the arrangements. service on Monday. Box 151, Whiteville, N.C. 28472 and worked with the obstet- JOANN FAULK Dempsey Jerome Powell Mr. Turbeville is sur- She is survived by her where a scholarship will be rics department of Columbus TABOR CITY -- JoAnn and the daughter of the vived by his wife, Katie husband, Roscoe Beck of named in her honor. Regional Healthcare. Faulk, 63, died Thursday, June late Ervin and Hannah Bul- Dudney Turbeville of the the home; two sons, Ger- Final rites were held Sat- 30, 2011, at Lower Cape Fear lard Bowen. She was also home; three sons, Kevin ald Wayne Beck and wife, LONNIE COLUMBUS ‘L.C.’ urday, July 2, at Peacock’s Hospice and LifeCareCenter preceded in death by two Turbeville, Kenny Turbev- Julie of Shallotte, Rickey THOMPSON JR. Funeral Home Chapel with in Whiteville. sons, Earl Jerome Powell ille and Keith Turbeville, Gene Beck and wife, Kay of BLADENBORO -- Lonnie Co- the Rev. Ray Yow officiating. Final rites were held Sunday, and Bobby Ray Powell; sev- all of Fair Bluff; one daugh- Chadbourn; three sisters; lumbus “L.C.” Thompson Jr, Burial followed in Bill Inman July 3, at St. Stephens Holi- en siblings, Dockie Bowen, ter, Dena T. Green of Fair Rosa Lee G. Cribb of Den- 89, passed away Friday, July Cemetery. ness Church, Hwy. 904, Tabor Allie Bowen, Wade Bowen, Bluff; four sisters, Rowdy ver, Bettie Jo G. Jenrette 1, 2011. Survivors include her hus- City with Elder Nathan Gause Bernie Bowen, Robert Bow- Dudney of Salisbury, Kath- of Tabor City, Evylou G. L.C. was born Oct. 16, 1921 band, Benjy King of the home; officiating. Burial followed en, Inez B. Hendricks and leen Dudney of Fair Bluff, Shealy of Charleston, S.C.; to Lonnie Columbus Thomp- two daughters, Stacie King of in Columbus County Sing- Estelle B. Merritt. Azelea Redwine of Mint two grandchildren, Ja- son Sr. and Mamie Lou Hester Norcross, Ga., and Allison ing Union Cemetery. Peoples Funeral services will be Hill and Pearline Coleman son Rickey Beck and wife, Thompson. He was preceded King Parnell of Whiteville; Funeral Home of Whiteville held at 11 a.m. Wednesday, of Salisbury; eight grand- Melissa of Greenville and in death in addition to his her father, Lloyd Benton of handled the arrangements. July 6 at Smyrna Baptist children, Amanda Moore Sarah Renee Moy and hus- parents; his wife, Ruth Lowe Whiteville; a sister, Libby Survivors include a son, Church with Revs. Ray Best and her husband, Bud, Kay- band, Sonny of Leland. Thompson; a brother, Zack Benton Rogers of Whiteville; Damien Faulk of the home; and Merle A. Johnson of- la Green, Jarrett Green, In lieu of flowers memo- Thompson; and three sisters, two brothers, Terry Benton a sister, Betty Hayes of Tam- ficiating. Interment will Maurice Turbeville, Bryan rials may be made to Sweet Elizabeth Hill; Mary Whita- and Kevin Benton, both of pa, Fla.; and three brothers, follow in Union Valley Bap- Turbeville, Dylon Turbev- Home Baptist Church, 3111 ker and Dora Williams. Whiteville; and one grandson. George Bellamy Jr. of Tabor tist Church Cemetery. The ille, Dawson Turbeville Walter Todd Road, Claren- Final rites will be held at 11 She was preceded in death by City, Timothy Bellamy of Dur- family will receive friends and Brent Causey; and don, N.C. 28432. a.m. Monday July 4, at New a sister, Nancy Benton Ward. from 7-9 p.m. Tuesday, July one great grandson, Drake A guest register is avail- Center Baptist Church with ham, and Harold Bellamy of 5 at Worthington Funeral Moore. able at inmanfuneralhome. Revs. Allen Thompson Jr., LUCILLE YOUNG Whiteville. George Langley and Kevin CHADBOURN -- Lucille Home in Chadbourn. The guest book is avail- com. HENRY LEE YOUNG Kinlaw officiating. Bladen- Young, 87, died Thursday, She is survived by her able online at www.meares- CHADBOURN -- Henry Lee daughter, Margaret Powell funeralhome.com Gaskins Funeral Home of June 30, 2011, at Columbus Re- NETTIE JANE BALDWIN Young, 77, died Sunday, July 3 Elkins and her husband, Elizabethtown is handling the gional Healthcare. CLARKTON -- Nettie Jane at Columbus Regional Health- Edison of Whiteville; two THOMAS W. BROWN JR. arrangements. Final rites will be held at Baldwin, 66, died Thursday, care. daughters-in-law, Louise W. HALLSBORO -- Thomas W. Mr. Thompson is survived 1 p.m. Wednesday, July 6 at June 30, 2011, at her residence. Arrangements will be an- Powell of Whiteville and Brown Jr., 65, died Tuesday, by his son; Allen Thompson of Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Final rites will be held at nounced by Peoples Funeral Martha B. Powell of Yadk- June 28, 2011, at his residence. Emporia, Va.; five daughters; Church, 210 Old Stake Road, 1 p.m. Tuesday, July 5 at Re- Home of Whiteville. inville; six grandchildren, Final rites were held Sat- Nancy Mitchell of the home, Chadbourn with Rev. Jerry hobeth AME Zion Church, 475 Kimberly Elkins Jones, urday, July 2, at Little Wheel Margie Lewis of Bladenboro, Ganus officiating. Burial will Rehobeth Church Road, with DAVID RAY HARRIS Eddie Elkins, Cindy Pow- of Hope Missionary Baptist Sue Galloway of Whiteville, be in Belvue Cemetery. View- Rev. Dr. Arnold B. Coley Jr., GOLDSBORO -- David Ray ell Rooks, Greg Powell, Church, 508 Sam Potts High- Jane Thompson of Abbotts- ing will be held from noon officiating. Burial will follow Harris, 66, died Monday, July Michelle Powell and David way, Lake Waccamaw with burg and Cathy Thompson of -7 p.m. Tuesday, July 5 and in Mitchell Field Cemetery. 4 in Goldsboro. Powell; and 5 great-grand- the Rev. James E. Fullwood Cherokee; 14 grandchildren; Wednesday, July 6 from 9-11 Union Funeral Home of Clark- Arrangements will be an- children. officiating. Burial followed in 17 great grandchildren; and a.m. at Peoples Funeral Home ton is handling the arrange- nounced by Worthington Fu- Online condolences the Cutler Cemetery. Peoples one great-great grandson. of Whiteville. Viewing will ments. Viewing will be held neral Home of Chadbourn. may be offered at www. Funeral Home of Whiteville In lieu of flowers memorials also follow the service at the from 1-7 p.m. Monday, July 4 at worthingtonfuneralhome. handled the arrangements . may be made to Lower Cape church. the funeral home chapel and com. Survivors include two sis- Fear Hospice and LifeCare She is survived by her hus- Tuesday, July 5 one hour prior SHORT BROS. ters, Martha Johnson and Ma- Center, 102 S. Craig St. Eliza- band, Paul Young Jr., five to the service and following BETTY McDUFFIE zell Turner, both of Hallsboro, bethtown, N.C. 28337. daughters, Geraldine Flowers RENT-A-CAR the service at the church. CHADBOURN -- Betty and Wanza Linney of Mem- of Washington, D.C., Marilyn Hwy. 701, South She is survived by two $ 95 of Whiteville McDuffie, 70, died Wednes- phis, Tenn.; and a brother, Wil- Young, Cynthia Y. George and daughters, Ursula Williams, DAILY day, June 29, 2011, at Liberty liam M. Brown of Whiteville. Brenda Y. Snowten, both of 19 642-4175 Reginia Howard; one son, Walter’s Chapel Commons Nursing Center Chadbourn, Cathryn Y. Col- Marshall Baldwin Jr.; two sis- in Whiteville. She was the SADIE LOUISE PACKER lier of Hallsboro; and one son, ters, Melvina Newkirk, Mon- AMEZ to hold daughter of the late Casey JONES Jimmy Young of Chadbourn. tez Shipman; and three broth- Card of Thanks and Lella Williams. EVERGREEN -- Sadie Lou- Friends may visit the fam- ers, Levander Jacobs, Herman program July 9 Final rites will be held at ise Packer Jones, 79, died ily at the home of Cynthia Y. Jacobs and Elma Jacobs. Walter’s Chapel AME Zion 11 a.m. Tuesday, July 5 at Wednesday, June 29, 2001, at George, 136 Chappin Street, Church of Bolton will hold its her residence. She was the Chadbourn. Mr. Moriah Baptist Church, annual 12 Tribe Program on Hwy. 76 west of Chadbourn, daughter of the late Graham IRENE DELL WATTS Saturday, July 9 at 6 p.m. with Rev. David Murphy and and Essie Cain Packer and HARRIS The guest speaker will be Bishop Larry Williamson of- was preceded in death by ELIZABETHTOWN -- Irene the Rev. Chavis McMillan, Happy 1st Year ficiating. Burial will follow in three sons, Ray Jones, Charlie Dell Watts Harris, 74, died pastor of First Baptist Mis- the church cemetery. Friendly Jones and Ernest Jones; and sionary Church of McDonald. in Heaven Saturday, July 2. She was pre- Funeral Home of Riegelwood three siblings, Willie Packer, ceded in death by her parents, is handling the arrangements. Frances Batten, and Claude Charlie and Laura Watts of St. James R. Visitation will be held from Graham Packer. Pauls; her husband, J. George Family and Friends 2-8 p.m. Monday, July 4 at Graveside services were Franklin Harris; one daugh- Friendly Chapel, 217 South held Saturday, July 2, at the Day July 10 at Mt. Mitchell Genevieve Teachey ter, Pamela Joy Harris; one Brown Street in Chadbourn. Jones’s Family Cemetery, Ev- March 25, 1933 ~ sister, Isabel McCarthy; and Pleasant AME Zion During our time of sorrow She is survived by one ergreen with the Rev. Charles July 5, 2010 two brothers, James Watts we learned how much our daughter, Veronica Ward of Dudley officiating. Worthing- Mt. Pleasant AME Zion and Allen Watts. family and friends really Clarkton; two sons, Cephas ton Funeral Home of Chad- Church of Riegelwood will A graveside service will be meant to us. Thank you so Ward Jr. of Freeport, N.Y., bourn handled the arrange- hold its annual Family and held at 10 a.m. Tuesday, July much for your kindness and Eric Ward of Charlotte; two ments. Friends Day Sunday, July 10 5 at Elizabethtown City Cem- sympathy at a time when it sisters, Vonnie Rea Williams Survivors include her hus- during the morning worship etery with Rev. Joey Autry was deeply needed. of Bronx, N.Y., Ernestine band, James Lavoy “Sonny” at 11 a.m. officiating. Bladen-Gaskins Special thanks to: Swinton of Cerro Gordo; four Jones of the home; four The guest speaker will be Funeral Home of Elizabeth- brothers, Billy Ray Williams daughters, Brenda J. Callahan presiding elder of the Clark- Shoreland Healthcare town is handling the arrange- of Bronx, N.Y., Johnny “JB” of Fairmont, Teresa J. Kinlaw ton District the Rev. Dr. Flor- Columbus Regional ments. The family will receive Williams of Las Vegas, Nev., of Whiteville, Peggy J. Dyson ence Spearman Brown, pas- Healthcare System friends from 6-8 p.m. Monday, Jimmy Williams of Tulsa, of Chadbourn, Connie J. Dy- tor of Greater Crysolite AME July 4 at the funeral home. Peoples Funeral Home Okla, and Clarence Williams son of Chadbourn; four sons, Zion Church of Lumberton. Other times the family will of New York City, N.Y. Ricky Jones of Evergreen, Dinner will be served after Thank you, meet at the home of Clarence Friends may visit the family Jerry Jones of Clarkton, Dan- morning worship. Ruth Patricia and Joan Watts, 602 Glenwood We Love and Miss You. at the home of Shalella Wash- ny Jones of Greensboro, and Teachey Lesane Drive, Elizabethtown. Your Family #2092 ington at 5508 North Halls- Robbie Jones of Nakina; three #2094 She is survived by two sons, boro Road, Clarkton. siblings, Helen P. Blackman of Bladenboro, Rosa Lee Dove of Tommy Harris, Jamie Har- Bladenboro and Lacey Packer ris, both of Elizabethtown; DAVID LEE of Florida; 18 grandchildren, four brothers, Davis Watts of MONTGOMERY 25 great-grandchildren and N.Y., Donald Watts and Junior COUNCIL -- David Lee Mont- two great-great-grandchil- Watts, both of St. Pauls, Clar- gomery, 64, died Tuesday, June dren. ence Watts of Elizabethtown; 28, 2011, at Chapel Hill Hospi- Memorials may be made to one sister, Barbara Trog- tals. Lower Care Fear Hospice and dan of Hope Mills; and three Final rites were held Sun- LifeCareCenter, 206 Warrior grandchildren. day, July 3, at Elizabethtown Trail, Whiteville, N.C. 28472. Middle School Gym. Burial followed in the Carvers Creek Cemetery, Council. Friendly JERRY BUTLER Funeral Home of Union han- DUBLIN -- Jerry Butler, 47, Card of Thanks died recently at his residence. dled the arrangements. The kindness and sympathy of neighbors and Survivors include his wife, Arrangements will be an- Janice Montgomery of the nounced by Bladen-Gaskins friends in our recent sorrow will always remain Funeral Home of Elizabeth- home; children, Kendra Har- with us a precious memory. Our sincere thanks rison, Rita Monroe, Tammy, town. Correy and David Junior and gratitude for all the comforting acts, flowers, Montgomery; a sister, Patri- cards, food, calls and prayers. cia Graham; four brothers, James, Roy, Howard Mont- The family of Adam Devon Harrelson gomery and Lou Atkinson. www.whiteville.com #2096 www.mckenziemortuary.net The News Reporter, Monday, July 4, 2011 – 9-A Clerk, fre chief interviews to be set nResponse was excellent our expectations,” Faison said. to posts for both notices, Former City Clerk Debbie officials say. Smith resigned May 20, citing a hostile work environment and unreasonable demands By JEFFERSON WEAVER by Faison. Staff Writer Faison served as interim clerk and human resources Applications have been officer until Bonnie Williams pouring in for both the White- came on board Tuesday night. ville city clerk’s post and that A long-time employee of the of the fire chief. New Hanover County Board of City Manager Larry Fai- Elections, Williams is serving son said he would be getting as interim clerk and human further into the 30-plus ap- resources director until the plications for each post after new clerk is hired. returning from vacation. Faison praised Williams as “Response has been really “a good professional,” and said great,” he said. “We have an her experience in the elections excellent field of candidates office “has a lot of crossover to choose from.” with city government. Formal interviews likely “She is outstanding,” he won’t take place until late July said, “and doing a great job at the earliest, Faison said. The for the city.” applicants for fire chief have been particularly “impres- Source: Columbus County MIS Dept. Jefferson Weaver sive,” Faison said. More than 80 people in Water District IV backed out of their agreement to tap onto the system, leaving the district 910-642-4104 ext. 227 with a $30,000 shortfall each year. Tuesday night, commissioners will discuss levying special taxes, reporting de- “The applicants for both [email protected] posts have met or exceeded linquent accounts to credit bureaus, increasing rates or intercepting state income tax refunds to make up the short- age. The district is shown above, with darkened waterlines in the east. Hagan coming to Commissioners meet Tuesday Whiteville July 7 options presented. other county water districts, Another request of public nWater, redistricting U.S. Senator Kay Hagan T Building, room 120, in Commissioner Edwin is accessible to residents who utilities is that new construc- top agenda. will be touring the southeast Whiteville from 1-2 p.m. Russ said he has received are subject to additional taxa- tion and lots in the county as she holds “Conversa- Thursday, with members numerous calls about the tion should commissioners with access to county water By NICOLE CARTRETTE tions with Kay” in communi- of her constituent services situation. For the most part, chose to levy an additional be required to connect to Staff Writer ties across the state to help staff on site from 12:30 to those who don’t want the wa- tax to support debt service county water where it is North Carolinians who need 2:30 p.m. to assist those who ter now that they have it say and operational costs. available. Columbus County com- assistance or want to discuss need help navigating issues In other matters: the board missioners will take up water they did not know they would Russ said he supports run- topics that concern them. with federal agencies. For and redistricting issues at be required to pay a bill. ning additional waterlines will consider two proposals Hagan will meet with more information contact their next meeting, post- “I don’t think they read with loans from the county’s from law firms in Raleigh constituents at Southeast- [email protected] poned to Tuesday due to the that contract,” Russ said. general fund, granted they seeking to assist the county ern Community College, ate.gov. 4th of July holiday. Public “The fine print is what al- are paid back. in commissioner redistrict- Utilities Director Kip Mc- ways gets everybody.” Russ sees infrastructure ing, which is required follow- Clary is requesting that the Russ said he believes a few as an important part of eco- ing the 2010 Census based on board consider pursuing of the residents in question nomic development. “The unbalanced population totals action on a revenue shortfall have sought legal advice but only way we are going to in some districts. Columbus, Bladen of nearly $30,000 in Water the district must recoup the grow is to have water and Other agenda items in- District IV. costs. sewer; most parts of the clude a library update, con- church leaders invited More than 80 customers “If they signed on and county have to have it,” Russ sideration for extending a refusing to tap on to the sys- agreed that they were going said. water line in Water District tem or pay a minimum bill is to support the system and He seemed to favor a pro- II to add two customers, and to learn about Scouting contributing to what officials hook on the system, they posal that would seek to a closed session for attorney- need to do that. intercept tax refunds of de- client privilege. The Rev. William Boykin ing as part of their ministries fear will be a deficit in future of the Whiteville United for boys. New to churches is “They need to pay the min- linquent water customers. The board meets July 5 budget years. Methodist Church will host the ability to use Venturing, imum bill. That is the way “When you start getting at 6:30 p.m. in the Dempsey Increased fees for current “Boy Scouts and the Church: which is for boys and girls, I see it,” Russ said. “There into people’s back pockets Herring Courthouse Annex users, special taxes for the An Opportunity for Minis- beginning at age 14. are a lot of people who need you get their attention. I Building. entire district, withholding try.” and want the water but can’t don’t want to see us have a of state income tax returns Since its inception, get it.” tax district like we’ve got Nicole Cartrette for delinquent account hold- churches of all denomina- Only a small portion of in Water Districts I and II,” 910-642-4104 ext. 225 ers and reports to credit re- tions have embraced the Water District IV, like most Russ said. [email protected] porting agencies are among Boy Scouts of America’s programs for youth as ways to minister to the youth in their communities. Boykin is extending this Bird case goes to feds invitation to the pastors of all of the churches in Columbus n W h i t e v i l l e m a n levard in March. Edwards of the Wildlife Commission animals, loss of hunting and Bladen counties – the two charged in March claimed the birds were pol- enforcement division. privileges and conviction of counties that comprise the luting the water in the pond “They are very interested killing federally-protected Lakes District of the Cape with their droppings. in the case,” Hinson said. endangered species can re- By JEFFERSON WEAVER Fear Council BSA. Edwards was cited at the Huge flocks of ibis and sult in fines, forfeiture and Staff Writer The program is slated scene and released, but his egrets have roosted in the even jail time in extreme for 8:30 a.m. on July 25 at Remington shotgun was im- unnamed pond at the edge of cases. A Whiteville man who al- Boykin’s home church on pounded. Whiteville for years. Sandra Allred, who is han- legedly shot at least 15 white the corner of Pinckney and The case has been contin- Edwards said the birds dling the case for USFWS, ibis will face federal charges, Nance streets in Whiteville. ued at least three times in are killing fish and polluting was not available for com- according to the N.C. Wildlife Coffee and sweet rolls will District Court, and is set for the waterway, which he said ment Friday. Resources Commission. be served. the court calendar on July in March he has leased for Jack Edwards, 80, was If the pastor of a church 18. The case was also turned years. is unable to attend, then a charged with shooting pro- Jefferson Weaver over to the U.S. Fish and While conviction on state tected species after an anony- 910-642-4104 ext. 227 representative of the church Wildlife Service last week, charges could lead to fines, mous tip led Wildlife officers [email protected] is welcome. according to Charles Hinson replacement costs for the Churches regularly use to a pond off J.K. Powell Bou- Cub Scouting and Boy Scout- Farm loans for storm damage available here President Barrack Obama In addition to those eight ply for EM loans for physical Also, designation S3090 for has declared a major disas- primary disaster counties, 24 and production losses. Dec. the State of South Carolina ter in North Carolina based additional counties are named 21 is the deadline for filing an based on damages and losses on losses caused by severe as contiguous counties where application. caused by drought, extreme storms, tornadoes and flood- eligible family farmers may The local office is located heat, and weather related in- ing that occurred April 16. As qualify for FSA EM loan assis- at 45C Government Complex sect infestations that occurred a result of this major disas- tance, in accordance with Sec- Road, P.O. Box 459, Whiteville, from May 1, 2010 and continu- ter eight counties have been tion 321(a) of the Consolidated N.C. 28472, and has office ing remains open. declared eligible for federal Farm and Rural Development hours Monday through Friday The contiguous coun- ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS disaster assistance, including Act. Bladen, Columbus and from 8 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. ties for this designation are: & ALL INSURANCES ARE WELCOME! 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The real danger occurs carts for use by citizens other when subsequent concussions occur in a than handicapped drivers, ac- short period, which can result in death from cording to local police. what is known as “second-impact syn- Drivers who display a valid drome.” Unfortunately, North Carolina has handicapped placard can oper- had its share of these deaths, particularly on ate golf carts, as long as they the football field. obey all state laws, according The new North Carolina law, introduced to the general statutes. Munic- by Rep. Rick Glazer, (D) Cumberland County, ipalities can allow golf carts is known as the Gfeller-Waller Concussion on town streets with speed Awareness limits under 35 miles per hour Act, named if they have special local leg- The point islation passed by the General after two play- School staffs will be Assembly. ers who lost Regulations on the carts their lives to required to take train- can vary widely from town to Second-Impact ing on identifying con- town. Syndrome. cussions and making One of the first towns in Waller, a sure athletes recover the area to allow golf carts for Greenville regular use was Bladenboro. Rose High before they return to That town’s rules require School player, the field. Putting everything in perspective headlights, seatbelts and suffered a other safety gear. Lake Wac- concussion at practice on a Wednesday and By JEFFERSON WEAVER near the pond without an adult; it self-described “prissiness.” It camaw’s rules are much more then got hit hard in a game on Friday. He Staff Writer didn’t take long for young’uns and wasn’t long before each of the relaxed, requiring that the collapsed on the field and died a short time their particular adults to become Robbins girls – Ava, Amelia and cart be equipped with lights later. Isabelle might well be on the separated. Charlotte—were clamoring for only if it is operated at night. Research also shows that sustaining mul- Bass Pro circuit one day. Family units were forgotten as a chance at one of the hungry Chadbourn’s regulations fall tiple concussions, even if they occur over a Hannah might be close behind the youngsters found spots they panfish. in between the two, requiring period of months or years, can impair think- her, if she’ll ever learn to choke just knew would produce the next Friday was the first time I met some safety equipment. ing and cognitive ability for life. up on her Breambuster. squeal of Isabella, but you might never have Only licensed drivers or Concussions occur when there is a blow And Johnathan was deter- joy. I think known it from the way we became permit holders with a licensed to the head that isn’t significant enough to mined to get the big one that got most of fast friends. Isabella caught (I driver on board may operate cause a skull fracture or bleeding on the away. the adults believe) 13 fish before the evening golf carts on public roadways. brain, but provides a shock injury that can We were attending a birthday f i n a l l y was over, and asserted that she Most towns also require li- lead to mental impairment or unconscious- party the other night when I was got to the was coming back there to fish ability insurance and a town ness. once again reminded why every- point that again. permit. The New York Times, in an investigation one should regularly take a kid they just One of my favorite moments Resort towns are among the conducted this fall on high school concus- fishing. w a t c h e d of the evening came when Tyler most popular places for golf sions, found that at least 50 high school or With fires on one horizon and wh at eve r demonstrated to his younger carts, although their popular- younger football players in more than 20 budgets looming on the other, as young’un brother Andrew the proper way ity among senior citizens and states since 1997 have been killed or have well as more day-to-day hysteria was handi- to use a spinning reel. families in planned develop- sustained serious head injuries on the field. than usual, I hadn’t taken the e s t , a n d There was just something so ments and quieter neighbor- The Times report went on to say that, time to even think about fishing t r u s t e d Weaver natural, so perfect about the mo- hoods has been growing in “The violent shaking causes the brain cells recently, much less actually wet their coun- ment; I was reminded very well of recent years. to become depolarized and fire all their a hook. terparts to do the same. my own brother Mike doing the Drivers who think they neurotransmitters at once in an unhealthy The party was at the home of Not having a child of my own, same thing for me, decades ago can dodge a driving while cascade, flooding the brain with chemicals my dear friends Jeff and Pam and being the one folks turn to beside a similarly small, unnamed impaired arrest just be- and deadening certain receptors linked to Huff, honoring their son Jeffery. when there are questions about pond. I don’t recall how many fish cause they are on a golf cart, learning and memory. The results often How that young man is such an flora and fauna, I volunteered (as we caught, if any, but I will never though, have another thought forget his patient instruction. include confusion, blurred vision, memory inspiration and an important usual) to more or less handle the coming— no driver of any ve- There is something about fish- loss, nausea and, sometimes, unconscious- member of our choir is a column fishing expedition. hicle may operate the convey- for another day. One reason I do so is to help ing that brings out both the worst ness. ance when legally intoxicated. The Huffs are always gener- kids learn more about the world and best in people, but with kids, I “Neurologists say once a person suffers a “A DWI on a golf cart carries ous with their parties, and that outside of the television and com- have rarely seen anything but the concussion, he is as much as four times more the same penalties as a DWI generosity leans toward making puter screen. The other reason I best. As eager as he was to catch likely to sustain a second one. Moreover, on a motor vehicle, bicycle, everything as family-friendly as take on this task akin to herding the aforementioned lunker he was after several concussions, it takes less of a lawn mower or horse,” said possible. cats is because it makes me feel sure lurked in the bottom of the blow to cause the injury and requires more Lake Waccamaw Police Chief Jeff has a small pond behind better about humans in general, pond, Johnathan happily handed Scott Hyatt. time to recover.” the house which is kept stocked at least little humans. over his rod when one of the “little The new North Carolina bill requires with bass, bream and catfish when Some of the anglers had hissy- kids” wanted to take a cast or two. Q. What happens to foster schools to provide staff training to help rec- the otters and turtles don’t get too fit issues, whilst others were Pretty soon, my adopted neph- children in the care of foster ognize concussions and set standards when ambitious. It was to this pond ev- grossed out or just offended at ew found himself running from parents who are charged with players are allowed back on the playing or ery child at the party was drawn, the idea of impaling a cricket on angler to angler, baiting hooks, major drug crimes and/or practice field. especially when a bundle of fish- a hook. Most of them, though, em- helping with casts and generally other felonies? Are they re- Athlete often don’t realize he or she has ing poles and boxes of crickets braced the activity with a ferocity sharing some of the same skills moved from the home and if so been injured. That’s why coaches and school appeared on the bank. that would have been frightening, – especially selfless generosity— when? staff need to be aware of the signs and symp- The fishing is strictly catch had it not been so amusing. taught to him by his dad. toms and provide an immediate assessment. and release, thus enforcing this There is a certain purity in When I asked Zoe Carter if A. “DSS will immediately Many of the larger schools in the state conservation method in young watching a child fish, especially she wanted a turn on a rod, she conduct a Safety Assessment have professional, certified trainers or even minds. The gear was simple, with a cane pole; while we lacked flounced her blonde curls at me to determine if the children physicians at games or practice. Smaller although Jeff did give in to his traditional canes, there were and informed me that “I caught are unsafe,” according to schools with fewer resources, such as those Texan heritage with one oddball enough of the modern telescoping a fish before,” and she had other Columbus County DSS Direc- in Columbus County, can’t afford to have bottom rig which he was the only black fixed rods to practice some games to play with her similarly tor Gerald Fogle. “This assess- certified trainers on staff, so getting coaches one who knew how to work. of the basic skills. non-angling companions. ment includes gathering infor- or volunteers up to speed on concussion As the sun set and hungry fish Miss Hannah—I call her the Robert Ruark once wrote that mation from law enforcement injuries is the next best option. whirlpooled the surface, I realized Possum Girl, due to our shared a little while fishing will put the and other collateral contacts. A handful of county physicians already yet again why I love fishing. interest in Didelphias Virgin- whole world back into perspective; The assessment focuses on be- provide volunteer coverage at some county Now, keep in mind—the only ius–had a problem grasping the as the surviving crickets began to haviors of the caretakers that high school football games. The implementa- time I held a pole was to bait a whole gentle snatch and flip thing chirp, and the nightbirds flitted may present a risk of harm to tion of the Gfeller-Waller Concussion Aware- little girl’s hook, untangle a little with a pole that was, as she put it, this way and that in a vain attempt the children. DSS will assess ness Act is an opportunity for the medical boy’s tangle, or help remove a pis- “Even taller than you are, Mister to exterminate mosquitoes, I real- the need to move the children community and hospital to get involved in catorial passerby whose hunger Jefferson!”. She played tug-of-war ized again that Ruark was only throughout the process.” the training of local coaches and perhaps outweighed his good judgment. with a fish or two until her mom, half-right. to establish a protocol to assess athletes in Still, I think I had as much fun, if my beloved sister Kim, stepped A little while fishing will put a clinical setting who have sustained head not more, than most of the kids. in to help. everything into perspective, but injuries. While kids are always welcome Those of us who know Kim a little while fishing with some How to ask School sports provide many of the most at the Huff pond, there is a hard, were not as surprised as were little kids puts things into the rewarding experiences in middle and high fast rule that no young’uns may go those who are used to Kim’s right perspective. The easiest way to submit a school, but there are inherent dangers, espe- question to “Ask Us” is to go to cially in high-impact sports like football and Whiteville.com and click on the soccer. Thumbs down “Ask Us” button in the gray bar “Shaking off” a head injury, which in the Her name was Gayle extending across the page near past has been part of the culture of some programs, is no longer an option, thanks to the top. this new law, particularly in light of recent BY RAY LUNDY was a combat nurse in Vietnam. was fine for six months. The same tragedies on the playing field. Staff Writer Actually, I have a master’s degree thing happened again, but I pulled in nursing, and I have worked the patient into the bathroom, and Write us Her name was Gayle, and she in the VA Hospital. Things had this time I was cradling him in Send letters to the editor to was an Army nurse. As I sat coun- been wonderful. I had a wonder- my arms. Editor Les High at leshigh@ ful husband and two beautiful From then on, my life has seling another veteran in the cor- whiteville.com or to P.O. Box daughters. We enjoyed a great life been a living hell. I have lost my ner of a day room, a lovely blond 707, Whiteville, N.C., 28472. Quote of woman eased to my side and said, together until one day five years husband and my family. I can’t All letters must be signed, in- “Sir, when you have completed ago. I was helping a patient, and work, and I almost drank myself your session with him, will you a helicopter came over the hospi- to death. I’m OK now, but only God clude the community in which talk with me? The doctor over tal—low. Suddenly, I had a flash- knows how long it will last. Sir, the writer lives, and include a there said it was OK.” back. I was back in Vietnam, and I will you pray with me?” phone number, which will not the week screamed,”Incoming, incoming!” I spoke with her at length, and I turned and looked at her. She be published. Letters should be was 40-something, but the lines I picked the patient up off the we prayed. I never saw her again. limited to 350 words. Writers “If everybody around you has a land on her face told me that life had bed, put him in the corner, turned On the Fourth of July, I shall re- are limited to one letter every the bed over, pulled it in front of us member an Army nurse who gave use plan and you don’t, either they are all not been kind to her. “Yes. We’re 30 days. Letters can also be sub- and covered his body with mine. so much for her country, tour after wrong and you’re right or you are way through in a moment.” I con- mitted at Whiteville.com. Sim- behind.” cluded my session with the other When I came back to reality, I was tour. “They say that too many GIs ply go to the “Contact us” link – County Planning Board chairman Barry veteran, and then I turned to the in the psychiatric ward. died in my arms. I still remember Gelezinsky, commenting at a land use plan hear- blond woman with green eyes. Her They told me it was a flashback, their faces.” and you’ll be directed to an on- ing. No one from the public attended. story was very sobering. and gave me a two-week leave of Did I tell you that her name line form for submitting letters “Sir, my name is Gayle, and I absence. 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Madison St., Whiteville • 642-3191 • www.blackstire.com Sports Te News Reporter, Monday, July 4, 2011 American Legion Baseball playofs Post 137 sweeps Bucs in frst-round series Whiteville Post 137 made regular season,” Sasser said. good use of the 10-run rule “We’ll have to be at our best this weekend as it ran to three if we have a shot of beating straight lop-sided victories them in a best-of-five series.” over the Wilmington Bucs to A series summary follows: cop the first-round best-of-five Area 2 playoff series. Game 1 Coach Dean Sasser’s White- Friday at Whiteville ville squad wound up the ser- Whiteville 11 ies Sunday night with a 16-6 Wilmington Bucs 0 victory over the Wilmington Ryan Gibson pitched a team at Legion Stadium. The two-hitter and helped his own game was halted in the eighth cause by belting two doubles inning by the 10-run rule. and driving in three runs. Post 137 had opened the Derrick Bracey, Hunter series on Friday with an 11-0 Smith, Grayson Hoffman, homefield shutout win, and Ronald Thompson and Car- then defeated the Bucs 14-3 son Frady also had two hits in second game on Saturday apiece. at Wilmington’s Laney High Post 137 put the game away School field. Both the first and with five runs in the bottom second games were put to an of the sixth inning. Staff photo by Mark Gilchrist end by the 10-run rule in the The Whiteville team had 13 Nakina’s Latrell Brown (right) slides home to beat a throw while seventh inning. hits in all. South Columbus pitcher Kannon covers the plate in Saturday’s The Wilmington team was opening round action of the District 2 Dixie Youth AAA Base- held scoreless through the Game 2 ball Tournament at Mike Mobley Field. Nakina won the game first 12 innings of the series. Saturday at Wilmington 9-4 and came back on Sunday to take a 6-2 second-round win Post 137, now carrying Whiteville 14 over Bladen County. The Nakina team will take on Whiteville a 16-8 record and a five- Wilmington Bucs 3 Optimist tonight at 8 in the third-round winner’s bracket game. game winning streak, will Hunter Barnes got the Columbus County will meet Riegelwood at 6 in an elimination take on the winner of the pitching win in a four-inning game. Today’s supplemental tournament game will have White- current Wilmington Post start. He allowed two hits ville Optimist facing Bladen County at 4 p.m. 10-Wallace Post 156 series, and struck out seven, Justin beginning either Thursday White, Forrest Wayne and District 2 DY AAA Tournament or Friday, in the second Trey Brown pitched in relief. round of the playoffs. The Post 137 team scored in Staff photo by Mark Gilchrist Coach Sasser said he was every inning, including three Whiteville Post 137 shortstop Hunter Allen (2) slides into Nakina, Whiteville Optimist pleased with his team’s ef- runs in the fourth and fifth in- second base on a force-out attempt in Friday night’s fort in the first-round series nings, and two runs each in opener of a best-of-three Area 2 American Legion base- to square of in tonight’s as Post 137 outscored its op- the second, third and seventh. position 39-9 had a total of 46 Hunter Smith ripped three ball series with the visiting Wilmington Bucs. Allen was winner’s bracket game hits. He added, however, that doubles, and Grayson Hoff- safe on the play when the throw was bobbled. Post 137 Nakina ran to a 9-4 win over the team’s opposition will get man and Mikey Inman also won the game 11-0 and went on to sweep the series with HALLSBORO - Fourth of South Columbus as Dylan Jef- much tougher the rest of the had three hits each with each wins of 14-3 on Saturday and 16-6 on Sunday, The Post July baseball is scheduled to- fries was the winning pitcher way. connecting for a double. Car- 137 team, which fnished runnerup in last season’s North day at Mike Mobley Field with and Trey Gore had two hits, “We’re fully expecting to son Frady also had three hits. Carolina American Legion Tournament, will take on the the third round of play in the including a double. Dre Ganus play Post 10 in the second District 2 Dixie Youth AAA winner of the Wilmington Post 10-Wallace Post 156 series also doubled. round, and they beat us all (ages 9-10) Tournament. See Legion on 2B in the Area 2 best-of-fve playoff semi-fnals, beginning South Columbus’ Tanner three times we played them in Thursday or Friday. Today’s action will open Barnhill stroked a two-run at 4 p.m. with a supplemental homer. tournament game between Whiteville Optimist and Whiteville Optimist edged Whiteville Optimist captures District 2 AA title Bladen County. defending champion Colum- At 6 p.m., in the champion- bus County 2-1 behind the RIEGELWOOD - After falling behind 6-0 ship tournament, Columbus two-hit, 11 strike-out pitching in the first inning, the Whiteville Optimist County will tangle with Rie- of Brooks Baldwin. Lincoln All-Stars battled back to pull out a 13-9 vic- gelwood in a elimination Ransom had two hits and Will tory over host Riegelwood last Wednesday to game, and Whiteville Optimist Hinson added a double. win the 2011 District 2 Dixie Youth AA (ages will square off with Nakina in Columbus County starting 7-8, coach-pitch) Baseball Tournament the winner’s bracket at 8. pitcher Cole Benton had both The Optimist team completed tournament Bladen County has a bye in play undefeated as it won its fourth tourna- Staff photo by Mark Gilchrist of his team’s hits, including a today’s round. double. ment title in six years. Play in the double-elim- A pair of triples by Kevin Ezzell and a ination tournament will run In Saturday’s supplemental triple by Gerrit Newell were key hits in the through Wednesday or Thurs- tournament game, Columbus comeback win. day with the winner and run- County stormed past Bladen In keeping with its league policy, the White- nerup receiving berths in County 22-4. ville Optimist team will not advance to state the state AAA tournament, play, thus leaving the Riegelwood team with which will be held July 15-21 In Sunday’s elimination the top District 2 berth in the North Carolina at Southport-Oak Island. game of the championship AA Tournament, which will run July 9-15 at tournament, Riegelwood de- Dunn. In championship tourna- feated South Columbus 14-8, South Columbus earned the second Dis- ment play opened on Saturday Zach Brown was the win- trict 2 berth earlier Wednesday with a 12-8 with Bladen County pulledout ning pitcher. Dylan Patrick play-in game win over Columbus County. a 3-2 victory over Riegelwood. had three hits, including two Both teams had advanced to tournament Lant Pate was the winning doubles for Riegelwood. Ryan semi-final play. pitcher and Keith Long hit a Bracey had two hits with a Columbus County received the tourna- key double for Bladen County. double, and Brandon Brown ment Sportsmanship Trophy. Jaylan Pyattt had two hits added a double. For South Members of the champion Whiteville Opti- Whiteville Optimist All-Stars for Riegelwood and Ryan See DY AA on 2B Bracey knocked a double. See AAA on 2B 2011 Dixie Youth Baseball District 2 AA Tournament champions
Soccer Clinic A soccer enrichment clinic, sponsored by the Columbus County Department
of Parks and Recreation, was held Staff photos by Mark Gilchrist last Monday through Thursday at the Chris Wilcox Camp Waccamaw Academy soccer feld. In Middle school-aged players compete in a fullcourt above photo, former Spartanburg Meth- game at the Whiteville High School Gym during last odist College player Mary Kindschuh week’s 9th annual Chris Wilcox Basketball Camp. (center) prepares teams for a scrim- Approximately 200 youngsters of ages 7-18 compet- mage. In photo at left, former St. An- ed in the weeklong camp that has been provided by drews College player Jake Bush over- Chris Wilcox, currently the starting power forward for sees a drill. Kindschuh and Bush, who the NBA’s Detroit Pistons. Wilcox led Whiteville High were both standout players at Whiteville to the 1999 state 2A championship and played a key High School, served as instructors for role on the University of Maryland’s 2002 national the four-day clinic. championship team. 2B -The News Reporter, Monday, July 4, 2011 DY AA Columbus County Recreation Department Continued from 1B sponsoring summer enrichment clinics The Columbus County Depart- Cost per participant is $35. Pre- mist squad are Kyle Hill, Bud ment of Parks and Recreation will registration deadline is July 15. Baldwin, Kevin Ezzell, Ty Law- conduct the following sports enrich- SCC head baseball coach Scott John- son, Eric Dudney, John Lawson ment clinics during the month of son will direct the camp. Cook, Daniel Heath, Giulani July. Maggioli, Matthew Ransom, SOFTBALL - July 18-21, Whiteville Garrit Newell, Jyquan Floyd VOLLEYBALL - 11th Annual High School softball field, ages 12 and Jacob Allgood. Skills and Drills Enrichment Clinic, through 18. Coaches are Chuck Bald- July 11 through 14, 4 to 6:30 p.m., at Cost per participant is $35. Pre- win, Luis Maggioli, Alex New- Whiteville High School gym. Ages registration deadline in July 15. ell and David Allgood. 11-18. Clinic instructors will be college Clinic instructor will again be players Courtney Long (Peace College), Members of the tournament former Whiteville High and UNC- Caroline Newman (UNC-Pembroke), runnerup Riegelwood team are Pembroke athletic standout and Morgan Patrick (UNC-Pembroke), Bri Elijah Bunting, Coltin Sim- UNCP coach Beverly Justice. Cost is Jacobs (Coker College) and Kelly Strick- mons, Jerome Beck, Dillon $35 per camper. Pre-registration is land (Liberty University). Hales, Garrett Jacobs, Cody preferred. Lowery, A.J. Jones, Jaheim For pre-registration and other infor- Brown, Caleb Porter, Ladyn BASEBALL - July 18-21, 5 -7:30 mation pertaining to all clinics, call the Potter and Ashton Smith. p.m., at Southeastern Communi- Columbus County Department of Parks Coaches are Josh Simmons, ty College baseball field. Ages 12 and Recreation at 640-6624. Greg Jacobs, Brian Reaves and Riegelwood All-Stars through 18, Brad Smith. 2011 Dixie Youth Baseball District 2 Tournament fnalists
Members of the state tour- nament qualifying South Columbus team are Aaron Post 137 trips Hope Mills Cartrette, Jevade “Bamm” 701 Isiaih, Landon Norris, Blake in regular-season fnale Bowen and Rett Lee pitched in Strickland, Austin “Bubba” Whiteville Post 137 closed Mayo, Logan McPherson, Ra- Bowling relief. Bowen retired all five out its regular-season schedule batters he faced, striking out jon “Ray Ray” Graham, Carson last Wednesday by defeating three. Grainger, C.J. Spivey, Gabriel Area 2-West first-place fin- Whiteville had 11 hits, in- Johnson, Jonathan Williams, isher Hope Mills 7-3 at Legion Wednesday Morning Seniors cluding three in the fourth Colton Nealey. Stadium. June 29 inning when it scored four Coaches are Dean Strick- W-L Post 137 closed its regular- runs. Two Hope Mills errors land, Jonathan Williams, Bob- Mac Attack 22-8 season schedule with a 13-8 contributed to scoring along by Gore and Paul Spivey. Hurricanes 21-9 record, including a 7-3 Area with a two-run double by Der- Golden Girls 19-11 2-West League mark. Hope Pressing On 16-14 rick Bracey. Mills finished league play at Two Ships 15-15 Hunter Allen, Hunter Smith 8-2 with both losses coming to Legion Barb & Lilly 10-15 and Ben Jenkins each had two Post 137. Continued from 1B Fill Ins 1-29 hits for Whiteville, Jimmie Davis was the win- Chris Power had two of The Post 137 hit total for ning pitcher, going five in- Hope Mill’s eight hits, includ- the evening was 18. MEN nings, allowing three hits and ing a triple. Top Scratch Games: Richard one run. Justin White, Skylar Game 3 Threadgill, 198; Mac McDowell 169; Sunday at Whiteville John Todd, 159 Whiteville 16 Top Scratch Series: Jeff Barker, The South Columbus All-Stars won the 2011 Dixie Youth 587; Billy Chenier, 561; Chris Mc- Lady Pack Basketball Camp Wilmington Bucs 6 District 2 AA Supplemental Baseball Tournament at Rie- Daniel, 539; Bill Skipper, 532. The Lady Pack Basketball basketball coach Serena Smith. Starter Jimmie Davis gelwood last Tuesday, edging past Elizabethtown 13-12 Camp will be held July 11-15 Cost per camper will be $30. pitched a perfect game WOMEN in the championship game. Team members are, front row, at the Whiteville High School For more information, con- through the first three in- Top Scratch Games: Vickie left to right, Codi Cartrette, Luke Stocks, Riley Fowler, nings, and Mikey Inman, Sky- gym. tact Smith at 874-5730 or assis- Harrelson, 203; Sharon Formydu- Nickolas Barnhill. Second row, Xavier Webb, Robert Dar- lar Bowen and Rett Lee also val, 191; Sharon Formyduval, 190; Each daily session will run tant coach Mandy Thurston at took turns on the mound Vickie Harrelson, 180. row, Landon Worley, Jordan Johnson. Third row, Reagan from 9 a.m. to noon under the 840-0572. Top Scratch Series: Sharon Worley, Branson Williams, Brendan Strickland, Chandler direction of WHS girls head Waccamaw Conference Ryan Gibson had three baseball standings hits, including a three-run Formyduval, 549; Vickie Harrelson, Worley. Back row, coaches Keith Ward, Danny Barnhill, 543; Linda Chenier, 436; Kathie Tarr, home, and Ben Jenkins had Jamie Cartrette, Charles Graham. 423. Tennis camp at WHS courts three hits, including a triple Waccamaw Conference and a double. A tennis camp will be held For more information, con- sofball standings Hunter Allen also had July 5-8 at the Whiteville High tact camp instructors Jacq three hits, including a game- District 2 DY Majors Tournament School courts. Each daily ses- Rapeley (625-7776) or Trey ending single in the bottom of sion will run from 8 to 11 a.m. Nealey (640-7179). the eighth inning. Cost per camper is $40. Carson Frady and Grayson to be held July 9-13 at Tabor City Bullock each had two hits. The 2011 District 2 Dixie square off with Columbus Whiteville football camp July 11-12 Youth Majors (ages 11-12) County. Saturday’s supplemental Baseball Tournament will At 7 p.m., two-time de- tournament games will have A free football camp for fundamentals and basic drills. Dixie Boys begin Saturday, July 9, and fending champion Whiteville Whiteville going against children and youth will be held The camp is open to chil- run through July 13 for 14 Optimist will collide with host Columbus County at 4 p.m., July 11-12 on the Whiteville dren and youth of all ages. at the Tabor City Recreation South Columbus. and Bladen County meeting High School band practice While there is no charge for Baseball field, adjacent to the WHS the camp, parents are required June 21 Complex. Sunday’s round will have South Columbus at 6. gym. to pre-register their children West Columbus 13 Along with the six-team the Riegelwood-Nakina loser Sunday’s loser’s bracket Both sessions will run from for the camp. Whiteville Century 21 - 9 championship tournament, facing the Whiteville Opti- game will be played at 4, fol- there will be a four-team lowed by the winner’s brack- 9 a.m. until noon. Pre-registration deadline Chandler Nobles was the mist-South Columbus loser supplemental tournament et game at 6. Community coaches and is July 8. Call 910-770-5616 to winning pitcher for West Co- at 5. At 7, the Riegelwood- played on an adjoining tour- players will be on hand to teach register. lumbus. Nakina winner will take on nament. E.J. Jenkins, Tucker Parnell the Whiteville Optimist-South Championship tourna- and Tucker Elliott each had Columbus winner. West Columbus Golf Tournament set for Aug. 13 ment play will begin Satur- Bladen County and Colum- three hits for the WC squad. The sixth annual West The golfing event is a major man team and includes a day at 3 p.m. with Nakina bus County will have second- For Century 21, Turner Columbus High School Golf fund-raiser for the WCHS ath- mulligan and red tee for each going against Riegelwood. round byes. Brown had three hits and Aus- Tournament will be held Sat- letic department. player. At 5 p.m., Bladen County will The District 2 Tournament tin Reaves had two hits. urday, Aug. 13, at Diamond- The tournament will begin Snacks, drinks and a post- winner will receive a berth in back at Woodland Valley Golf with a shotgun start at 10 a.m. tournament meal are in- the 2011 North Carolina Dixie Club (on S.C. 9 just outside Entry fee is $240 per four- cluded. Youth Majors Tournament, Tabor City). which is scheduled to begin on July 22 at Charlotte South Park. Honesty... For a long time, people in the car business have been Open JULY 4th questioned about Open 7 Days A Week their honesty. Not so at Short Bros. July Specials - Prices Good July 1-31, 2011 Auto Sales. In fact, ICE Lance we’d rather lose a Crackers customer, than lie to 10 Lb. Bag one. You may not Staff photo by Mark Gilchrist always like what ¢ 2/$ Lefthander Cole Benton pitches for the Columbus County All- Stars in Saturday’s game with Whiteville Optimist in the open- you hear...but we ing round of the District 2 Dixie Youth AAA Tournament at Mike promise you’ll al- Mobley Field in Hallsboro. Whiteville Optimist pulled out a 2-1 99 4 Pack Cans1 victory in the game between the longtime District 2 rivals. ways hear the truth. Red Bull Coke Products Central takes win Now isn’t that what 12 Oz. 16 Oz. AAA In Sunday’s supplemental you really want in a Continued from 1B tournament game, Whiteville Optimist scored six runs in car deal...honesty? 2/$ 2/$ Columbus, Kannon White had $ 00 the bottom of the sixth inning three hits, including a double. to overtakeSHORT Columbus County 17-16. TheBROS. winning run scored Nakina took advantage of on a single by Matt Jenkins. 5 6 1 several Bladen County field- Jamie Mishue had three hits SHORT ing miscues to come away for WhitevilleRENT-A-CAR Optimist. with a 6-2 win in Sunday’s Columbus’ Landon Rising, round $ 95 Sam’s Pit Stop Ethan Waton and Walker Gal- BROS. Chandler Jones and Trey loway each had two DAILYhits with 19 AUTO SALES WHITEVILLE - 2 Locations: 503 Jefferson Street & 1707 South Madison Street Gore each had a hit for eachHwy. hitting 701, Southa double. of Whiteville Nakina. Bladen County had 642-6543 B T 112 reen am oa B 2 am otts a total of six hits in absorbing D l across rom ost o fce 642-4175 Hwy. 701 - South of Wal-Mart DB 101 tra berr Bl the loss. -The News Reporter, Whiteville, North Carolina, Monday, July 4, 2011 The News Reporter Scheduling a community event? 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RACING PIGEONS, Indian Fantail WINDCHESTER MODEL 94XTR FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT CENTER COLUMBUS COUNTY Pigeons, Fantail Pigeons. $8 each. “1984 Dodge Marksman” .30-30 cal. for high energy, intelligent , depend- HEALTH DEPARTMENT Call 910-918-8948. rifle, Colt “Huntsman” .22 cal. semi able team members. Part time hours Position: Physician Extender I !BUYING JUNK CARS, trucks, vans auto pistol - 2 clips, Ruger 50 year available. Must have own vehicle, Open: September 1, 2011 & tractors. Any condition. Paying top anniversary “Single Six” pistol in box clean criminal history, and High Closing Date: dollar. Will meet or beat any price. .22 LR/.22 WMR cylinders & paper- School Education Min. Grill expe- Salary: $47,940 - $67,531 (910) 770-3131. work. Richard 910-625-8606. rience desired. Must be good with 3 PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE, the public and a fast learner. Serious Duties: The primary purpose of the *CATALYTIC CONVERTERS $300. Call 910-625-7727. applicants only. 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Call 64206166. babies without impairing the healthy 230 Miscellaneous of the mother. In Child Health, Health Promotions, STD, and BCC Clinics, the Physician 12X32 FT. ADDITION, on chassis. Liberty Cares with Compassion Extender I will be a consultant to the 100 Pets & Animals $4,500. Call 910-770-2625. BOYD MANAGEMENT seeks part At Liberty Health Care & Rehabilita- expanded role nurse. time Manager (32 hrs. per week) for tion, we promote a challenging, but 8 FT. CUSTOM Original Alpha Vll Pool apartment communities in Little River, BLONDE 8 MONTH SHEPHERD Mix rewarding opportunity in a caring Minimum Education and Experi- table, red top. Black leather cover, SC and Whiteville, NC. Successful needs great home! House-broken & environment. We are currently seek- ence: Graduation from a Physician complete with several cue sticks & candidate should possess excellent loves attention! Call or text for ALL ing in our Whiteville, NC facilities Assistant Program approved by NC rack. $1,800. Call 910-234-1334. clerical skills and references and have info. No adoption fee. 770-0375. (LCNRC of Columbus and Shore- Board of Medical Examiners and a friendly demeanor. Please call 843- BOWFLEX Workout Machine, also land Health Care): “approved to practice medical acts” CKC MALTIPOO PUPPIES for sale. 248-9191 for more information or 12 gauge Browning shot gun. Call Physical Therapist (PT) based on education and experience $250 males, $300 females. Shots & submit resumes to resume@boydma- Clint 234-4676. 2 positions by the Board of Medical Examiners; wormed. Call 641-0299. nagement.com. EOE Occupational Therapist (OT) or licensed as a registered nurse by GOLF CARTS FOR SALE or rent. Call FREE - YOUNG MALE DOG needs Full Time and PRN the NC Board of Nursing, graduation 910-770-2951 CUSTOMER SERVICE little boy companion. He is part REPRESENTATIVE Opportunities available from a Nurse Practitioner program hound, black w/brown markings. Lov- PRO-FORM CROSSWALK 480 Benefits: SIGN ON BONUS! -(select approved by the NC joint subcommit- ing, gentle, playful. Call 648-4849. treadmill exerciser, assembled, brand Local Home Medical Equipment positions) Comprehensive benefit tee of the Board of Nursing and Board new, $450. 910-654-5513. Company seeks organized and ener- package. Generous PATO, continu- of Medical Examiners, and “approved JACK RUSSELL PUPPIES for sale. getic individual for the position of ing education reimbursement, medi- to practice medical acts” based on Non registered. Had first shots and RAY’S USED FURNITURE, living part-time customer service repre- cal, dental, flexible schedule, 401k. education and experience by the Joint ready to go. $100. 910-918-5836, room, dining room, tables, chairs, sentative working 32 hours per week. Requirements: Subcommittee; or an equivalent com- 646-3759, or 910-770-0841. bedroom, Hoosier cabinet. 840-5356 High school diploma required with EDUCATION: Must be a graduate of bination or training and experience. additional education preferred. Expe- an accredited Therapy Program of rience in medical terminology, billing your discipline. Apply at the Employment Security and/or customer service is a plus. CERTIFICATE/LICENSE: Current Commission, 630 S. Madison St., FOR LEASE/RENT For consideration in joining our team North Carolina licensure is required. Whiteville, NC 28472. USE YOUR LOCAL PAPER to A great opportunity, grill fully equipped ready to submit resume to: Part-Time CSR, EXPERIENCE: SNF Rehab experience buy locally. A listing of yard do business. Hills Food Stores Shopping Center, P.O. Box 339, Whiteville, NC 28472. is preferred. Columbus County is an Equal sales, fresh local produce, pets To apply, send resume to: Kelly Opportunity Employer. and used cars are all to be found NEED DRIVERS - TAKING APPLI- Sawyer [email protected] Lake Waccamaw, NC Final Applicants subject to pre- in the News Reporter and on our CATION, 7734 Old Lake Rd., Bolton. Phone 910-305-7908 employment drug screening and Contact Premiere Real Estate 642-2222 or Cheryl Ward 642-6044 Call 770-0233 or 770-4811. background check. website www.whiteville.com
Job Fair TRIM YOUR Murphy-Brown LLC, the live production com- Goshen Medical Center pany for Smithfield Foods, Inc., has openings in the Nakina, NC area for Swine Technicians. Can- INVENTORY! Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) didates should possess a good work record. Pay is Need to cut out some of the extra items you commensurate with experience. Higher starting have taking up space around your home? Or Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) pay available for prior farming and/or supervi- It’s a great time for a yard sale. Full time position available for Licensed Practical sory experience, and increases based on demon- Give us a call today to advertise your Nurse (LPN) or Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) strated skill. Excellent benefits, including health, yard sale in the classifieds. at Goshen Medical Center, Inc. Medical office & dental, vision insurance, 401k and pension, and Phlebotomy experience preferred. paid time off. Career opportunities are available Send resume, references and cover letter to: for the right individuals. 642-4104 Email to: [email protected] Murphy-Brown representative will be at the Ext. 221 or 237 Or mail to: Whiteville Employment Commission Office on Goshen Medical Center, Inc. July 8th from 10:00 am –2:00 pm. Reference job P.O. Box 83, 213 9th Street # 10036727 The News Reporter Bolton, NC 28423 Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer m/f/d/v The News Reporter, Thursday, July 4, 2011 - 5B
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You are required to make defense to sale is set aside, the sole remedy 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT. No pets. Child/Elderly Care Please call J.L. Powell & Co., Inc. Call such pleading not later than forty (40) of the purchaser is the return of the 642-4049. days after the date of the first publi- deposit. Furthermore, if the validity of cation of notice stated above, exclu- the sale is challenged by any party, 450 4X4 18 Coastal Bermuda Hay, LICENSED HOME DAY CARE has 2009 YAMAHA GRIZZLY 31 ACRES, sive of such date, being forty (40) days the Trustee, in it’s sole discretion, if it openings for new born thru 12 years $3,800. Runs good. Call 910-770- 13 woods, borders NC Dept of Cor- after the 27th day of June, 2011, and believes the challenge to have merit, 0088 rections and Columbus County Air- old. 20 years experience. Located 2 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME for upon your failure to do so, the party may declare the sale to be void and behind Wal-Mart 642-6596. port. RE/MAX Beach & Golf, Pawleys Island SC, Jody Nance, (843) 503- rent. Stove, refrigerator & washer seeking service against you will apply return the deposit. In either event MARINE 3769 Jodynance.net included. Miller’s Mobile Home Park. to the Court for the relief sought. the purchaser will have no further 317-5259, 640-7138 This the 20 day of June, 2011. recourse against the Mortgagor, the S. WESTON JOHNSON Mortgagee, the Mortgagee’s attorney 2 BEDROOM MOBILE home in N. ATTORNEY FOR THE PLAINTIFF or the Trustee. Hallsboro. References required. NO *** Dee Watts Backhoe PETS. Call 640-9435 or 642-5801. P.O. BOX 2212 Additional Notice Where the Real Service **** 12 FT. ALUMINUM BOAT with 25 hp ELIZABETHTOWN, NC 28337 Property is Residential With Less Insured, tree removal, bucket truck, Johnson. Plus additional 25 hp Evin- 2 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME, East- PHONE: (910) 862-2252 Than 15 Rental Units: top soil, fill dirt, marl for driveway, rude. Call 910-840-9891. over Park. Call J.L. Powell & Co Inc. June 27, July 4, 11, 2011 An order for possession of the prop- land clearing. Also mowing & yard 2 BR 1 BATH brick home w/carport 642-4049. erty may be issued pursuant to G.S. work. 640-2463 or mobile 770-0534. 16 FT. SUNBIRD boat. 115 hp & storage. Large yard, hardwood 2 BEDROOM, 1 BATH mobile home Notice of 45-21.29 in favor of the purchaser Johnson motor. Excellent condition. floors, new paint. $525/month. ******WARD’S EXCAVATION****** $6,000. Call 910-234-1334. for rent in the Tabor City area Call and against the party or parties in Insured. Lot clearing, demolition, tree McMillan & Son Real Estate LLC. Call 910-840-7253. Substitute possession by the clerk of superior 910-443-7663 removal, crush/run, top soil/sand. Call 1998 MAXUM BOAT, 305 Chevy Trustee’s court of the county in which the prop- 910-212-8737 or 910-642-7033. motor inboard with low hours. Gal- 2 BR, 1 BATH mobile home, appli- 3 BR, 1 bath, single family home, ances furnished, powerstat, county erty is sold. ““ Any person who occu- vanized trailer. Cubby Cabin. Call country-kitchen style, Rent $505/ Foreclosure Sale of pies the property pursuant to a rental Bobby Hinson Construction 910-770-1783. water. References & deposit required. Lot clearing, pond building, bushhog- month + $505 deposit, No pets. Call Beaverdam Community. $400/mo. Real Property agreement entered into or renewed on ging, lots and hedge rows with mini 703-258-5540, Call 653-3552. or after October 1, 2007, may, after excavator. Call 640-7606. 4795 receiving the notice of sale, terminate 4 BEDROOM, 2 BATH brick house, MOBILE HOME FOR RENT. 14x70 central heat & air. Beaverdam area. 11-SP-27 the rental agreement upon 10 days’ Carpentry Work 2005 YAMAHA JET SKI, 3 seater, on private lot. Available July 1st. Call Rent $650/month, $650 deposit. Call UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of the power written notice to the landlord. Upon Roofing, painting and wallpaper. No 1500 high output. 45 hours. Call 910- 642-5320. 840-2878. termination of a rental agreement, job too small. Workmanship guaran- 654-3894 and authority contained in that certain teed. Call 642-4226. the tenant is liable for rent due under 6 BR, 3 BATH house rent to own, 3 Deed of Trust executed and delivered houses, 3 BR & 4 BR Mobile homes by Helen Gore Wright and Bobby the rental agreement prorated to the LARRY HINSON’S BACKHOE for rent. Also Lots: rent to own & land ROOM FOR RENT Gordon Wright , dated April 20, 2004 effective date of the termination. All types of backhoe work, lot clear- & lots for sale. Owner financing Call Weekly or Monthly Rates. and recorded on October 25, 2005, Any person who occupies the prop- ing, sand, top soil and marl. 910-770-2227. Bedrooms furnished. No Pets. in Book No. RB 832, at Page 429 in erty pursuant to a bona fide lease or Call 654-4503. No calls after 9 pm the Office of the Register of Deeds tenancy may have additional rights BRICK HOUSE, 3 BR, 2 bath 1,600 910-642-4932 pursuant to Title VII of 5.896 - Pro- MICHAEL’S CUSTOM PAINTING, sq. ft. City. $725 month + security of Columbus County, North Carolina; ****Publisher’s Notice**** Or 770-1140 tecting Tenants at Foreclosure Act pressure wash, decks staining & Equal Housing Opportunity dep. 336-870-2501. and because of default in the pay- which became effective on May 20, sealed. References. 642-5831, 770- All real estate advertised herein is ROOMS FOR RENT $275 monthly, ment of the indebtedness secured LAKE WACCAMAW. 3BR, 2.5 bth. 1108. subject to the Federal Fair Housing Cable TV, Central Heat & Air. Call thereby and failure to carry out and 2009. Act, North Carolina and Columbus 2000 sq ft. $1100/mo. No pets or Posted: MOORE’S LAWN SERVICES *82-910-445-7498 perform the stipulations and agree- Fair Housing Law which makes it ille- smokers. 625-9350 Witness: Assistant/Deputy Clerk of Commercial/Residential. Insured & gal to advertise any preference, limi- ments contained therein and, pursu- Experienced. Call 910-262-0287 tation discrimination based on race, SMALL 2 BEDROOM house for rent ant to demand of the holder of the Superior Court or email: [email protected] color, religion, sex, handicap, familial on Bussy Rd. in Hallsboro. No pets. indebtedness secured by said Deed David A. Simpson, P.C., status or national origin, or intention Call after 6 pm 642-8694. of Trust, the undersigned Substitute Substitute Trustee PRESSURE CLEANING to make any such preferences, limi- FOR LEASE - 900 sq. ft. retail or Trustee will place for sale, at public By:_ Mobile, Pool decks, RV’s Brickhomes, tations or discrimination. We will not UNFURNISHED 2 BR, 1 bath house office space. 1012 N. Powell Blvd. in Attorney at Law Homes, Vinyl Siding. 910-640-0794 knowingly accept any advertising for 204 W. Nance St. HUD Approved. Powell Plaza. Call 910-642-5824. auction, to the highest bidder for cash real estate which is in violation of the at the usual place of sale at Colum- Rogers Townsend & Thomas, PC $475 + deposit $475. 910-641-1925 FOR RENT Downtown Commercial law. All person are hereby informed bus County Courthouse, Whiteville, Attorneys for Building. Spacious parking. Call J.L. that all dwellings advertised are avail- David A. Simpson, P.C. able on an equal opportunity basis. To Powell & Co., Inc. (910) 642-4049. North Carolina on July 12, 2011 at complain of discrimination, call HUD 12:00 PM that parcel of land, includ- Substitute Trustee OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE - Old toll-free at 1-800-765-9372. OCEAN ISLE BEACH - Charming 4 ing improvements thereon, situated, 2550 West Tyvola Road Georgetown Center in Calabash. Pric- br + on canal. $1250 week Summer, lying and being in the City of Tabor Suite 520 3 BEDROOM, 1 BATH HOUSE for es range from $150/mo. - $750/mo. $750 off season. 642-5116 City, County of Columbus, State of Charlotte, NC 28217 sale, located in Tabor City. $55,000. Call 910-840-4583. Also several homes located in White- North Carolina, and being more par- (704) 442-9500 1981 DODGE TRUCK, short wheel ville. Call 910-914-1384. ticularly described in the above refer- July 4, 11, 2011 base, $500. Call 840-6791. enced Deed of Trust. 3 BR, 1 BATH home on 2 acres land. aa Address of property: 1642 Reynolds 2000 CADILLAC ESCAPE. Excellent Nice area. 594 Big Cypress Rd., Naki- Cypress Village Apartments FOR LEASE - DEER Hunting Rights. Road, Tabor City, NC 28463 condition. Fully loaded. White with na. $75,000. Brand new CH/A. Cathe- 197 Orange St., Fair Bluff, N.C. Call 910-625-6893., home after 6 pm Tax Parcel ID: 12546 gold trim. 142k miles. $6,500. Call dral ceiling in living room & dining 1 and 2 bedrooms. 910-640-1007. THOMPSON 910-918-6075. area. Call 276-266-6493. Appraised Free laundry room + Community Present Record Owners: Barry Gor- don Wright ESTATES 2002 LEXUS ES 300, leather, LOAD- value $110,000, sale $75,000 room ****24 hour maintenance*** The terms of the sale are that the real ED! $7,995. Carolina Auto Sales 910- Rental Assistance Up to 100% 3 BR. 2 BATH, fp, 1450 sf house + Seniors 62 years and older property hereinbefore described will APARTMENTS 654-4477 carport, 2 shops: 960 sf & 580 sf on 1 LOTS FOR RENT in mobile home 910-649-7971 be sold for cash to the highest bid- 103 Jones Place park at 2600 Walter Todd Rd. $80 2007 CHEVROLET COBALT LT, acre+ lot. 685 Golf Course Rd. White- Hours: Monday - Friday, 8am-2 pm ville. Mostly remodeled, new floor- monthly. Call 840-2454 or 200-3125. der. A deposit of five percent (5%) of Whiteville, NC white, all power, 98K miles, GREAT TDD Relay 1-800-735-2962 the amount of the bid or Seven Hun- ing & gas log. Includes stove, refrig. Equal Housing Opportunity Now accepting applica- ON GAS! $8,995. Call 654-4477 Car- dred Fifty Dollars ($750.00), which- olina Auto Sales washer & dryer. $76,500. 910-648- 2838 or 625-9485 ever is greater, is required and must tions. 1 bedroom units, 2008 HONDA ACCORD 2.4 EX-L, be tendered in the form of certified handicap accessible units 700+ HTD. sq. ft. 3BD/2BA home in 2.4L auto, 4dr, leather, 49k, $21.500 funds at the time of the sale. In the available. Total electric Fair Bluff Ford. 910-649-7531 Old Dock. 1/2 acre lot, good condi- Notice of Service tion, carport & workshop, new cen- event that the Owner and Holder or with range & refrigerator tral air-call for showing appointments. by Publication its intended assignee is exempt from 2008 MERCURY MILAN I-4, 4dr, 1 MADISON HILL APARTMENTS paying the same, the successful bid- furnished. Head of house- owner, 42k, V6, alloy. $13,500. Fair McMillan & Son Real Estate LLC 910- 206 S, Madison St., Whiteville, NC der shall be required to pay revenue Bluff Ford 649-7531 443-7663 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA hold must be 62 or older. One Bedroom Apts. stamps on the Trustee’s Deed, and LAKE WACCAMAW - House for "1+%.3"$()(0(&/4,**1+(03 COUNTY OF BLADEN Rent based on income. 2010 CHEVROLET CAMARO LT 2 dr. any Land Transfer Tax. sale. Completely remodeled 2 bed- r,,*4 ',1./*"(+0&+"+$& IN THE GENERAL COURT OF Office Hours 3.6L V6 auto, full power, 34k. $24,800. JUSTICE The real property hereinabove Fair Bluff Ford. 649-7531 rooms 1.5 baths, 1352 sq.ft. large Rental assistance up to 100% Tuesday & Thursday lot near water. New heat/air system, based on income. DISTRICT COURT DIVISION described is being offered for sale 2010 FORD MUSTANG V6 premium vinyl siding, appliances & flooring. Seniors 62 years and older FILE NUMBER: 09 CVD 1050 “AS IS, WHERE IS” and will be sold 8:30 am - 5:00 pm convertible, auto, 17k, $22,900. Fair 919-921-6615 BLADEN COUNTY DSS, subject to all superior liens, unpaid Bluff Ford 910-649-7531 Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9 am to 2 pm taxes, and special assessments. 640-3315 REDUCED FSBO COUNTRY CLUB ERICA D. PRIDGEN, &)"3 Other conditions will be announced FOR SALE: 1992 Chrysler New York- Estates 2000 sq ft, 3 BR, 2 BA, fire- Plaintiff, at the sale. The sale will be held open er - Extra Clean! Power seats, cruise place, hot tub, gazebo, work/shed. VS. control, heat& air conditioning, etc. New CHA. $131,000. Call for appt ERIC SPAULDING,Defendant, TAKE for ten (10) days for upset bids as by Family owned. Call Greg at 234-5500 910-625-9667, 234-0923, email NOTICE that a pleading seeking law required. for more information. [email protected] relief against you has been filed in If for any reason the Trustee is unable Dynamic Property Management WACCAMAW SHORES - Duplex the above entitled action, and notice to convey title to this property or the Apartment. Large bedroom, full bath, of service of process by publication large kitchen & living area. Washer/ dryer hook-up. No pets. References began on the 27th day of June, 2011. 1989 INTERNATIONAL mobile home 2 BEDROOM, 2 bath mobile home. & lease required. Call 640-8646 or The nature of the relief being sought toter. Runs good. Excellent condition. Good condition. Wind Zone II. (Good 654-6792. is as follows: ESTABLISHMENT OF $7,500 OBO. 770-2625. for beach). Priced to sell. Call 910- PATERNITY AND CHILD SUPPORT 618-4935 or 536-9011. 2006 CHEVY SILVERADO XCab, 4x2 leather, 106k, $11,900. Fair Bluff Ford WHITEVILLE $54,900 649-7531 Private country setting...1.66-A w/ 2008 FORD F-150 XLT crew cab, garden spot & pond. Approx. short bed, 4.6L, V8 auto, 53k. 1,500 sq. ft. Fleetwood, 3 bed- $20,900. Fair Bluff Ford. 910-649- rooms, 2 full baths. Large living 7531 room, high ceilings, dining room & family room. Master bedroom fea- 2008 FORD RANGER XLT long bed, tures private bath w/garden tub, 1 owner, 56k, $15,900. Fair Bluff Ford shower & walk-in closet. New: 910-649-7531 windows, dishwasher, carpet & vinyl flooring, fresh paint. Detached garage. 910-770-1531
2007 FORD EDGE SE, auto 3.5L V6, Covey Run Apartments 4 Door SUV, 44k. $18,500. Fair Bluff Ford 910-649-7531 PHASE II FOR SALE - WOODED LOTS in 2008 FORD ESCAPE XLT, 4dr, V6 Beautiful Seawatch. Excellent price auto, moonroof, 48k, $18,500. Fair or 2 for 1. Call 910-642-5116. End of summer 2011 Bluff Ford, 910-649-7531 LOT FOR SALE: Williams Township/ Reduced rent based on Income. 2010 FORD ECONOLINE 350 SD, Mollie area. Large lot, nice communi- XLT, 3dr van, 22k. 15 passenger ty. Call 642-2872 or 653-3582. Handicap Accessible Units Available $22,900. Fair Bluff Ford 649-7531 Pickup application at Covey Run Apartments, 640-1656
GREATLY REDUCED 2 acres cleared or download application at 2007 YAMAHA YZF 600 R. Lowered, land 32x60 shop. Asking $32,000. www.norcomanagement.com 4,000 miles. Very clean. Call 642- Klondyke Rd. Chadbourn. 910-625- 9830. 9232 6B - The News Reporter, Monday, July 4, 2011 THE NOTICE TO CREDITORS cease carriage of one or more of these Having qualified as Executor of the services/stations in the near future. Estate of Maebelle Wheeler Weaver, Service: American Life, BBC Amer- deceased, late of Columbus County, ica, BBC America HD, BBC Ameri- the undersigned hereby notifies all ca On Demand, Bandamax, Current persons having claims against the TV, De Pelicula, De Pelicula Classi- estate of said decedent to present co, E!, Encore(East), Encore(West), them to the undersigned within (3) Encore HD, Encore Action, Encore months from the date of the first pub- Love, Encore Mystery, Encore Drama, Business lication, or this notice will be pleaded Encore Westerns, Encore Wam, Erot- CONNECTION in bar of their recovery. All persons ic Networks, FUSE, FUSE HD, The indebted to said estate will please Golf Channel, The Golf Channel HD, To have your business included, call us at 642-4104, ext. 236, 237, 238 or 239. make immediate payment. RetroPlex, Sprout, Starz(East), Starz This the 13th day of June, 2011 Cinema, Starz HD, Starz Kids & Fam- John David Stowe, Executor of the ily, Starz Kids & Family HD, Starz In estate of Black, Starz Edge, Starz Edge HD, Rouse Counseling Maebelle Wheeler Weaver Starz Comedy, Starz Comedy HD, fooring Factory 2901 Sussex St, Unit E Starz On Demand, Style, truTV, truTV & Consulting Service Greenville, NC 27834 HD, Weather Channel. State Licensed Mental Health Facility PRICES! June 13, 20, 27, July 4, 2011 pd In addition, from time to time we make 2ICKIE ' 2OUSE #3!# )#!$# ##*0 certain changes in the services that Certified Criminal Justice Addiction Professional NOTICE TO CREDITORS Certified Substance Abuse Counselor we offer in order to better serve our sale STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA Internationally Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor s (ARDWOOD s ,AMINATE s #ARPET customers. The following changes COUNTY OF COLUMBUS Pre and Post-trial DWI assessments • DWI evaluations • Individual Substance are planned: The undersigned, CANDACE BUNN abuse counseling • Short and long term out-patient substance abuse treatment s 6#4 4ILE s 6INYL s #ERAMIC On or about July 4th, Si TV Channel DAVIES and DAVID G. BUNN, JR., • Adolescent out-patient treatment • Alcohol/Drug Education Traffic School 850 will change to nuvoTV. have qualified as Co-Executors of Provider for the Criminal Justice Partnership Program (CJPP) Professional On or about July 12th, the following Don’t Pay the Estate of MARGARET H. BUNN, For Appointments changes are planned: Journey TV 805 N. Franklin St., Rm 7 Phone: 910-642-9008 late of Columbus County, and this is Call Installation On Demand Channels 387 and 1084 Post Office 732 Fax: 910-642-9901 to notify all persons having claims Walk-ins Welcome Too Much... will change to Travel On Demand. Whiteville Cell: 641-2288 Michael Sellers, against said Estate to present them Sports On Demand Channels 548 and See us today to the undersigned on or before Sep- Owner 1070 will change to Sports & Fitness tember 20, 2011, pursuant to North for the On Demand. Exercise On Demand Over 20 Years Carolina General Statute 28A-14-1, Channels 550 and 1071 will no lon- Experience Lowest Prices! or this notice shall be pled in bar of ger be available and its programming their recovery. All persons indebted will move to Sports & Fitness On to said Estate will please make imme- Demand. BBC On Demand Channels New Location Beside Maxway! diate payment to the undersigned at 343 and 1058 will no longer be avail- the following address: able and its programming will move This the 20th day of June, 2011. to Entertainment On Demand Chan- CANDACE BUNN DAVIES, CO- nels 340 and 1050. EXECUTRIX On or about August 1st, the following SELLERS 718 E. Franklin Street addition is planned as part of Basic Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Cable: Lifetime HD Channel 1321. DAVID G. BUNN, JR., CO-EXEC- Discount Flooring On or about August 1st, the follow- UTOR ing changes are planned as part of Lewis Smith Shopping Center (beside Maxway) Whiteville 6228 Turtle Hall Drive Movie Pass: WAM Channel 642 will Wilmington, NC 28409 become Encore Family, Encore Mys- 641-4179 Williamson, Walton & Scott, L.L.P. tery Channel 640 will be changing to Attorneys at Law Encore Suspense. P. O. Box 1467 The new services listed below can- Whiteville, NC 28472 not be accessed on CableCARD- June 20, 27, July 4, 11, 2011 equipped Unidirectional Digital Cable Products purchased at retail without Time Warner Cable FEATURES: Starting at Your Ad Could Be additional, two-way capable equip- tReliable dual hydrostatic drive ment: Lifetime HD Channel 1321. system Time Warner Cable’s agreements with July 4, 2011 t4QFFEVQUPNQI $ programmers and broadcasters to e HD Channel 1321. t&SHPOPNJDBMMZEFTJHOFE 5995 Here For Only carry their services and stations rou- July 4, 2011 DPOUSPMQBOFM tinely expire from time to time. We t5XJOHBMMPOGVFMUBOLTXJUI are usually able to obtain renewals or FYUSBMBSHFöMMFSOFDL extensions of such agreements, but in $28 Per Week! order to comply with applicable regu- Subscribe Today, lations, we must inform you when an (Minimum of 13 Weeks) agreement is about to expire. 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H Columbus Co. Health Dept. 1911 H Whiteville Florist 1932 H 304 Jefferson St. H #OLUMBUS #OUNTYS /LDEST &LORIST 100 Years & Older H Whiteville H 500 S. Madison St., Whiteville 640-6615 s 4OLL &REE H H The Memory Co. 1837 H Powell & Powell, Attorneys 1911 H Wright, Worley, Pope, Ekster & Moss, PLLC 1932 Memory Plaza, Courthouse Square 709 N. Madison St. Successors to Mallard & McGougan Whiteville H Whiteville H 200 S. Lewis St., Tabor City
642-5824 H 642-2728 H 653-2082 Sherwin Williams Co. 1866 H H Columbus Regional Healthcare System 1935 Serving Columbus Co. for 42 Years 500 Jefferson St., Whiteville 821 S. Madison St., Whiteville H 99 to 75 Years H 642-8011 642-7862 H H www.crhealthcare.org EdwardJones 1871 H McArthur Supply 1913 H First Bank 1935 Eric Lanier - Now Serving Columbus Co. 117 E. Railroad Ave. 7HITEVILLE s 117 W. Main St., Whiteville H Chadbourn H 4ABOR #ITY s 642-3001 H 654-4615 H Branch Banking & Trust Co. 1872 H W.F. Cox Company 1916 H Best Bank in Town H 304 W. Main Street H Since 1872 Tabor City 74 to 50 Years H 653-3143 H J.A. McNeill Sons & Daughters 1875 H Cape Fear Farm Credit 1917 H McQueen’s Nursery & Landscaping 1937 North Carolina’s Oldest Pharmacy H h7HERE 9OUR )NTEREST 0AYS $IVIDENDSv H The Oldest Nursery in Columbus County 612-4 E. Jefferson St., Whiteville 300 Liberty St., Whiteville 1480 Prison Camp Rd., Whiteville 642-3065 H 642-8041 H 642-1898 H H J.L. Powell & Co. 1876 Sunshine Laundry & Dry Cleaners 1921 Whiteville Chamber of Commerce 1937 General Merchandise H h,ET 5S $O 9OUR $IRTY 7ORKv H Helping to build a better Whiteville & Columbus Co. 106 Powell Building, Whiteville H 1041 S. Madison St., Whiteville H 3 -ADISON 3T 7HITEVILLE s 642-4049 H 642-3123 H WWWWHITEVILLECHAMBERORG s WWWDISCOVERCOLUMBUSlRSTCOM The Council Tool Co., Inc. 1886 H Moskow’s Department Store 1922 H Peacock Funeral Home 1938 3INCE s &OUNDED BY *0 #OUNCIL &OUNDED BY (YMAN -OSKOW Whiteville ,AKE 7ACCAMAW s H 729 S. Madison St., Whiteville H Peggy, Craig, Kyle & Marie Peacock www.counciltool.com H 642-2320 H www.peacockfuneralhome.net McKenzie Mortuary 1890 H J.S. Mann’s Men’s Store 1922 H Floyd’s Insurance Agency 1939 0RE .EED 0LANNING s "URIAL )NSURANCE S. Madison St. h)F ITS INSURANCE WE HAVE ITv *OE &LOYD "ILL &LOYD 112 Jefferson St., Whiteville H Whiteville H 910 S. Madison St., Whiteville s WWWMCKENZIEMORTUARYNET H 642-5029 H 642-2142 Woodmen of the World 1890 H Guiton’s Drug Store 1928 H Brunswick Electric Membership Corp. 1939 Serving Columbus Co. for over 100 Years H 801 S. Madison St. H s 7HITEVILLE s 3HALLOTTE 2239 James B. White Hwy., Whiteville Whiteville s 3OUTHPORT/AK )SLAND 642-8185 H 642-4188 H WWWBEMCORG s The News Reporter Co., Inc. 1896 H Cinema III 1928 H Inman Funeral Home 1940 Celebrating Our 115th Year H Marsha Hines, Manager H www.inmanfuneralhome.com 127 W. Columbus St., Whiteville 623 S. Madison St., Whiteville 300 E. 5th St., Tabor City 642-4104 H 642-4528 H 653-2104 H H Pierce & Co., Inc. 1898 Black’s Tire Service 1929 Ashley Electric, Inc. 1943 “Building Supplies, Hardware, Meats” H 9OUR &ULL 3ERVICE 4IRE 3TORE H &OUNDED BY *OHN ( -ATTIE , !SHLEY Hallsboro H S. Madison St., Whiteville H Electrical Engineers & Contractors 646-4158 H 642-3191 H *EFFERSON 3T 7HITEVILLE s First Citizens 1898 H Collier’s Jewelers 1931 H Whiteville Ready Mixed Concrete, Inc. 1945 422 S. Madison St. Whiteville’s Leading Jewelers NC State Approved Plant Whiteville H 717 S. Madison St., Whiteville H ,EGION $RIVE %XIT 7HITEVILLE 642-7744 H 642-3183 H 910-642-0426 Ellis Meares & Son, Inc. 1901 H The McGougan Law Firm 1932 H Ward’s Grill 1945 Main Street H Kevin J. Bullard, T. Scott Sessions, Will M. Callihan, Jr. H 706 S. Madison St. &AIR "LUFF 130 Jefferson St., Whiteville Whiteville 649-7521 H 640-1485 H 642-2004 Clarida’s Barber & Hairstyling Shop 1945 H What-A-Burger 1954 H Morris W. Cartrette Construction 1969 Asa Reaves, Founder H South Madison St. H New Construction, Repairs, Remodeling & Additions Thomas Clarida, Owner Whiteville *AMES " 7HITE (WY 7HITEVILLE 3 &RANKLIN 3T 7HITEVILLE s H H H H Oakwood Homes 1946 Monroe Enzor Farms 1955 Joe’s Wrecker Services & Used Parts 1969 3 "ROWN 3T H (INSONS #ROSSROADS H *OE *ACOBS !VE Chadbourn H #ERRO 'ORDO .# H Whiteville H H J.H. Honeycutt & Sons, Inc. 1946 H Columbus County Farm Bureau 1956 H Bill Worley & Sons 1970 % (OLLAND 3T 4HE 3PIRIT OF &ARM "UREAU h0EOPLE (ELPING 0EOPLEv General Contractors, Inc. Chadbourn H 7 3MITH 3T 7HITEVILLE s H &AMILY /WNED /PERATED s "US H . "ROWN 3T #HADBOURN s H &AX Stevens & Hasty Co., Inc. 1946 H E.L. Hawks, Inc. 1956 H E. W. Greene & Son 1970 Cooling Systems Specialists Roofing and Sheet Metal Contractor Heating & Air Conditioning & Electrical Pecan St., Whiteville H 7ASHINGTON 3T 7HITEVILLE H 0EACOCK 2D #HADBOURN H H Dameron Drug Store 1946 H D.D. Cox Agency 1957 H Southeast Farm Equipment 1971 “We Discount All Prescriptions” H “Farmers are H h9OUR *OHN $EERE $EALERv 100 S. Main St., Tabor City Crop Insurance” *AMES " 7HITE (WY 3 7HITEVILLE H H Bell Appliance & Supply Co. 1946 H Chadbourn Insurance Agency 1959 H Hinson’s Lawn Mower Service 1972 Complete line of plumbing & electrical supplies H &OUNDED BY ,0 7ARD *R H 3TEVE (INSON &OUNDER Green Sea Rd., Tabor City "RIAN %DWARDS /WNER 7 ,OVE -ILL 2D 7HITEVILLE H . "ROWN 3T #HADBOURN s H H H Sam’s Pit Stop 1947 Cole Monument Works 1961 Chadbourn Florist & Gifts 1972 “Never more than a lap away” H “Monuments With Dignity And Permanence” H Flowers & Gifts for All Occasions 7 Locations to Serve You H *AMES " 7HITE (WY . 7HITEVILLE H . 0INE 3T #HADBOURN H H Bladen Builders Supply 1947 H Elvington Pharmacy 1961 H Norris Heating & Air Conditioning 1972 7 3WANZY 3T “We care about your prescriptions.” h3ERVICE )S /UR "USINESSv %LIZABETHTOWN H % -AIN 3T &AIR "LUFF H 0OWELL "LVD 7HITEVILLE H H Worthington Funeral Home 1948 H 701 Lanes 1961 H Pigford’s Fast Food Service 1972 “Dedicated To Those We Serve” 7HITEVILLES (OME FOR &AMILY &UN h"EST FRIED CHICKEN ALL AROUNDv 3TRAWBERRY "LVD #HADBOURN s H *+ 0OWELL "LVD 7HITEVILLE H .OW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT +ATHY .UNEZ www.worthingtonfuneralhome.com H H 3 *+ 0OWELL "LVD 7HITEVILLE s Campbell Oil & Gas Co. 1948 H H Mens and Ladies Den 1973 *+ 0OWELL "LVD H H #HRIS 3IMMONS !NDREA "EST #ASEY 4IMMONS Whiteville 49 to 25 Years and Ronnie Faulk H H H H Yam City Oil & Gas Co. 1949 Johnson Equipment Co. 1962 McDonald’s 1974 “Give a smile away every day!” H .# 6INSON "LVD H Quality, Service & Cleanliness %AST TH 3T 4ABOR #ITY "RUNSWICK .OW ,OCATIONS H H To Serve You H H Quality Ford 1949 Peoples Funeral Home 1963 John Smith Painting, Inc. 1974 Your Columbus County Ford Dealer H of Whiteville H Commercial and Residential Painting qualityford.com H Service With Dependability, Distinction And Dignity H Whiteville 7HITEVILLE s H (WY % 7HITEVILLE s H Smith’s Funeral Home 1949 H Arby’s 1963 H Whiteville Meat Market 1974 !2 3MITH &OUNDER s -ARGARET 3 3MITH /WNER 3ERVING #OLUMBUS #OUNTY FOR 9EARS “We appreciate everyone’s business.” 3 *+ 0OWELL "LVD 7HITEVILLE H *+ 0OWELL "LVD 7HITEVILLE H 7 #OMMERCE 3T 7HITEVILLE H H Brooks Oil & Gas Co. 1951 H Southeastern Community College 1964 H Kenneth Skipper’s 1976 3 4HOMPSON 3T &ALL 2EGISTRATION !UGUST Heating & Air Conditioning Whiteville H #HADBOURN (WY 7HITEVILLE s H “Your dealer for Westinghouse products” H www.sccnc.edu H The Farm Store 1951 H NAPA/Service Parts Co., Inc. 1964 H Wanda’s School of Dance & Gymnastics, Inc. 1977 3 -ADISON 3T H (EADQUARTERS &OR 7HOLESALE H Register now for classes. 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Pridgen Bros. Contractors, Inc. 1953 H Tip Top Florist 1967 H Southern Tire & Muffler 1979 9OUR ,OCAL 4RANE $EALER h)TS (ARD 4O 3TOP ! 4RANEv H “We Offer Complete Floral Services” H www.southerntire.org h#ELEBRATING 9EARS OF 3ERVICEv -EMORY 0LAZA 7HITEVILLE 3 -ADISON 3T 7HITEVILLE $AVIS !VE 7HITEVILLE s H H Waccamaw Electric Co. 1953 H Waste Management 1968 H Ronald’s Tire & Brake Service 1979 &OUNDED BY "OB (EATH s /WNER $AVID (EATH H 0INELOG 2D H 3 -ADISON 3T %AST ,EWIS 3T 7HITEVILLE Whiteville Whiteville H H H H Riegelwood Federal Credit Union 1953 Car City, Inc. 1968 Signs & Designs 1979 h2EAL 0EOPLE 2EAL &RIENDLY 2EAL (ELPv H *OE ))) 4EEYA !NGELA 2EAVES H +ENNY ,YNN 7HITE /WNERS *OHN 2IEGEL 2D 2IEGELWOOD s H carcitycentral.com H *AMES " 7HITE (WY 7HITEVILLE !NDREW *ACKSON (WY ,ELAND s H (WY 3 7HITEVILLE s H Fair Bluff Ford 1954 H Cokley Insurance Agency 1969 H Cardinal Finance Co. 1980 Main Street Founded by Lewis Cokley h9OUR #ASH ,OAN (EADQUARTERSv &AIR "LUFF H 3 ,EE 3T 7HITEVILLE H 3 -ADISON 3T 7HITEVILLE H H Columbus Eye Associates 1980 H Shoe Fair 1986 H Dr. John Lewis H h.AME "RANDS !T 2EASONABLE 0RICESv H *EFFERSON 3T 7HITEVILLE s South Whiteville Village, Whiteville www.columbuseyeassociatesodpa.com H H H H Discount Tire Mart 1980 Beck Realty & Development 1986 “Proclaiming liberty “Building Our Business To Last For Generations” H .ORMAN "ECK /WNER H !CROSS FROM 3UPER 7AL -ART 7HITEVILLE H /LIVER 0LAZA . 0OWELL "LVD H throughout all the land unto 7HITEVILLE s H H all the inhabitants thereof.” Baldwin Woods Pharmacy 1980 H Whiteville Family Physician 1986 H *EFFERSON 3T 2ONALD 7 #OTTLE -$ &!!&0 Leviticus, XXV, 10 Whiteville H *EFFERSON 3T -C.EILL 0LAZA 3TE H Inscription on the Liberty Bell H 7HITEVILLE s H Budget Printing 1980 H Precision Transmission 1986 H Whiteville Rentals 1991 “Quality Printing at Budget Prices” Founded by DeLane & Phyllis Fowler 3PECIALIZING IN "OTH ,ARGE 3MALL %QUIPMENT 3 *+ 0OWELL "LVD 7HITEVILLE H (WY %AST 7HITEVILLE H 6INSON "LVD (WY % 7HITEVILLE H H
Williams Farm Service 1981 H H Ray’s Produce & Seafood World 1991 Complete Lawn & Garden Supplies H H 2AY -ARLA -ARK (WY 3 #HADBOURN 24 to 10 Years (WY %AST 7HITEVILLE H H H H Classic Creations 1981 Fair Bluff Discount Drug 1987 Shoreland Health Care 1991 !NTIQUES s 0RIMITIVES s #USTOM &RAMING %TC H &RIENDLY HOMETOWN SERVICE *ACK -EARES 2 0H H & Retirement Center /SCAR %ZZELL 2D .AKINA Historic Downtown Fair Bluff &LOWERS 0RIDGEN $R 7HITEVILLE OR H H H H Mini-Express BP Gas & Food 1981 701 Drive-In 1987 Lewis Bros. Specialty Advertising 1992 $RINKS s #ANDY s 3NACKS H “Try Our Homemade Hamburgers H “Promotional Items for your Business” (WY #ERRO 'ORDO H 3TEAK 3ANDWICHESv H &ULLER 3T 7HITEVILLE s WWWLEWISADSPECIALTIESCOM s 'ORDON 'ORDY ,EWIS H 0OWELL "LVD 7HITEVILLE s H Pizza Village 1982 H 410 Clothing, Gifts & Furniture 1987 H Ronald’s Body Shop 1992 House of the Best 4OMMY 'AIL +ENNEDY -AGNOLIA 3T 3 -ADISON 3T 7HITEVILLE H *OE "ROWN (WY 3 #HADBOURN H Whiteville H H Waccamaw Automotive 1982 H H Ed’s Grill 1992 $OMESTIC AND )MPORT !UTO 2EPAIR 3 -ADISON 3T Chadbourn Hwy., Whiteville H H Whiteville H H Hickory Hill Child Care Center 1982 H “My country, ‘tis of thee H The Donut Shop & Restaurant 1992 Sweet land of liberty, Hilda & Gina Ward, Owners H H -ARY (ARRELSON /WNER .EW "RITTON (WY 7HITEVILLE Of thee I sing; 3 -ADISON 3T 7HITEVILLE H Land where my fathers died, H H Land of the pilgrim’s pride, H Sub-Sational 1983 From every mountainside Cape Fear Filters & Hydraulics 1992 /NE $EAL OF A -EAL H H 3ERVING #OLUMBUS SURROUNDING COUNTIES FOR YEARS 3 -ADISON 3T 7HITEVILLE Let freedom ring.” /LD 3TAGE 2D 2IEGELWOOD H —Samuel Francis Smith “America” H H H Olde Towne Florist 1983 Total Health & Rehabilitation Services 1987 The Cement Barn 1993 1h0ROUDLY SERVING #OLUMBUS #O SURROUNDING AREAS FOR OVER YEARSv H % 7YCHE 3T H Concrete Lawn Ornaments & Garden Center William T. Williamson, Owner & Designer H Whiteville H Seed, Animal Feed & Health Care Products % &IRST !VE #HADBOURN s H H 2ICKY *UDY "ULLARD s#ERRO 'ORDO s Hi-Tech Cleaning 1984 H Duncan’s Insurance World, Inc. 1987 H All Tied Up Ladies’ & Men’s Accessories 1993 Serving Columbus Co. & surrounding areas !UTO s (OME s #OMMERCIAL h#ELEBRATING /UR TH 9EAR !NNIVERSARYv 2OCKY &OWLER &OUNDER H 3 -ADISON 3T 7HITEVILLE H Joseph Stanley, Owner H H 3 -ADISON 3T 7HITEVILLE s Waffle International Restaurant 1985 H Our Place Restaurant 1987 H Liberty Medical Specialties 1993 “Best Little Bite In The World” h#OME -AKE /UR 0LACE 9OUR 0LACEv &IND OUT MORE AT WWWLIBERTY MSCOM /PEN AM MIDNIGHT $AYS ! 7EEK H -EMORY 0LAZA 7HITEVILLE H AND ON &ACEBOOK "Y 0ASS 7HITEVILLE s H H -C.EILL 0LAZA 7HITEVILLE s Quality Cleaners 1985 H MaxLube Detail & Car Wash 1988 H Thompson, Price, Scott, Adams & Co., PA 1993 h/UR .AME 3AYS )T !LLv H h4HE /RIGINAL 7HITEVILLE 1UICK ,UBEv H Business and Personal Accounting Services &RAZIER 3T 7HITEVILLE % &RAZIER 3T 7HITEVILLE 3 -ADISON 3T 7HITEVILLE H s .EW /WNER 2ICHARD 4ODD H H H Buddy Inman, Accountant 1985 Lower Cape Fear Hospice 1988 Randy’s Small Engine & Repair 1993 *EFFERSON 3T H & LifeCareCenter H 2ANDY 4OLLEY /WNER Whiteville “Serving Columbus County” -AGNOLIA 3T "LDG 7HITEVILLE H H H H Opening Doors Preschool II 1988 Enzor Farms, Inc. 1993 H 2HONDA AND 2OBERT #REECH H h&ROM /UR &AMILY 4O 9OURSv H 3 ,EE 3T 7HITEVILLE H 6ISIT US ON &ACEBOOK H H H Clark’s Auto Glass & Truck Tops 1989 H Medicap Pharmacy 1994 #LARK $OWLESS /WNER ,INDA 3HELBURNE 20H /WNER-ANAGER H % #OMMERCE 3T 7HITEVILLE H *EFFERSON 3T 7HITEVILLE H H “When Freedom from her H Riegelwood Mutual Drug 1989 H Triple Travel 1994 mountain height H !NDREW *ACKSON (WY % h!IR ,AND 3EA .O -ATTER 7HERE Unfurled her standard to the air; Delco H 4RIPLE 4RAVEL 7ILL 'ET 9OU 4HEREv She tore the azure robe of night H H 7HITEVILLE s And set the stars of glory there.” H Fuller Royal Photography 1989 H G. Scott McDaniel, CPA, PA 1994
—Joseph Rodman Drake H #OLUMBUS #OUNTYS /NLY -ASTER OF 0HOTOGRAPHY H (AYNES ,ENNON (WY -EMORY 0LAZA 7HITEVILLE %VERGREEN .# “The American Flag” H H Robinson Produce Farms 1985 H Pait’s Tractor, Parts & Repairs 1990 H Ray’s Grill 1994 www.robinsonproducefarms.com H 9OUR #UB #ADET $EALER H h4HANKS FOR GREAT YEARSv 'REEN 3WAMP 2D . 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H 465 Cedar Grove Church Rd., Cerro Gordo 646-4466 ,IBERTY 3T 3TE " 7HITEVILLE s s H H Tractor Supply Co. TSC 1995 H Priority Home Care 2001 H Southern Living Home Care Agency 2005 26 Whites Crossing Plaza “Providing In-Home Care Services” “Bringing Southern charm to home care” Whiteville H 3758 Joe Brown Hwy. S., Chadbourn H 105 7th Ave., Chadbourn 641-0500 H 654-9910 H 654-3752 Horne & Son Construction 1995 H Abundance of Love Adult Day Care 2001 H Magnolia Florist 2005 Excavating & General Contractors Betty Sturdivant 200 E. Old Hwy. 74-76 “In God we trust” Kenny, Mary & Daniel Horne H 212 E. Columbus St., Whiteville H Lake Waccamaw 2967 James B. White Hwy. N., Whiteville H 910-914-0711 H 646-3035 Singletary Small Engines 1995 H H Allied Home Health Care 2006 9511 James B. White Hwy. S. H H In-Home Care Services Whiteville 9 to 5 Years “Company with Heart” 642-3278 H H 0ECAN ,ANE 7HITEVILLE s H H Furniture Depot 1996 Kaleidoscope Kidz 2002 J. Ray Realty 2006 “Mattresses Always On Sale” H “Parents Always Welcome” 5-Star Care Center H Jackie A. Ray, Owner Whiteville’s Leading Ashley Dealer 1830 Prison Camp Rd., Whiteville 101 Courthouse Square, Whiteville 3 -ADISON 3T 7HITEVILLE s H 640-2544 H 642-8111 H H Clarkton Drug 1997 Liberty Commons Nursing 2002 Carolina Tire Sales 2006 John T. Stoll, R. Ph. H & Rehabilitation Center H All major name brands in new & used tires 80 E. Green St., Clarkton H 1402 Pinckney St., Whiteville H 5256 Old Chadbourn Hwy., Chadbourn 647-0437 642-4245 654-1500 H H Heartland Home Care Agency 1997 H Rouse Counseling & Consulting Services 2002 H Beautiful Interiors 2006 “Home is where the heart is” Internationally certified alcohol and drug counselor “Let us take care of all your interior design needs.” 615 N. Howard St., Chadbourn H 805 N. Franklin St., Whiteville H 1312 S. J.K. Powell Blvd., Whiteville 654-1362 H 642-9008 H 640-1287 Coastal Tire & Automotive 1997 H Atlantic Prosthetic Services 2002 H Harry Greene & Craig Best Personal Services/ 608 Vinson Blvd., Whiteville H Professional Solutions H 4 Years to under 1 Year 642-3693 H 1-800-424-0067 H DUTEC Services 1997 H Waccamaw Outdoors 2002 H Extreme Dance & Co. 2007 Douglas U. Thompson H 1402 E. Old Hwy. 74-76 H Dawn Williamson, Owner 33 Years Electrical Experience Lake Waccamaw 7HITEVILLE s 642-4392 H 646-4700 H Registration for 2011-2012 Aug. 6 12-3 pm H H East Coast Agency 1997 Body Beautiful Medi-Spa & Salon 2002 Cape Fear Propane 2008 Bruce McPherson, Owner H Offering Skin Care, Massage, Hair Care, Diet Program, H 140 Bitmore Rd. 106 S. Main St., Tabor City Manicures, Pedicures & Tanning Whiteville 910-653-5066 H $OWNTOWN 7HITEVILLE s H 642-4137 H H Whiteville Janitorial Supply, Inc. 1998 Vann Underwood 2002 Indulgence Salon & Day Spa 2008 “Your Local Headquarters For Cleaning Supplies, H Chrysler Jeep Dodge RAM H Hairstyling, Manicures, Pedicures, Facials Food Service Products, Vacuum Sales & Repair” H 501 S. Madison St., Whiteville H 1424 S. J.K. Powell Blvd., Ste. F, Whiteville 3 -ADISON 3T 3 7HITEVILLE s 642-2000 910-640-1068 H H NCEZ.net 1998 H Fowler’s Kleen Rite 2002 H Lee Lee’s Boutique 2008 “Hometown Internet Service & Computer Repair” Carpet Cleaning & Cleaning Services Unique Gifts & Specialty Items 110 E. Main St., Whiteville H Anthony Fowler H 7 /LIVER 3T 0OWELL 0LAZA s 7HITEVILLE 640-3377 H 653-5536 or 840-9791 H 640-1784 Coastal Carolina ENT, D.O., P.A. 1998 H Freedom Insurance Agency, Inc. 2003 H Gabi Gurlz Gifts & Garb 2008 Otolaryngology, Head & Neck Surgery, Facial Plastic & Cosmetic Surgery, Allergy Auto-Home-Life-Business-Commercial 105 Washington St. $R %RIK +ENYON $/ s $R *AMES $I-UZIO *R $/ s $R *EFFERY #OURY $/ H 1424 S. J.K. Powell Blvd., Whiteville H Whiteville 7HITEVILLE s 3UPPLY H 640-2828 H 910-640-2555
G & G Healthcare 1998 H Columbus Pediatrics & Adolescent Care 2003 H Hambonz Grill 2009 3 -ADISON 3T 7HITEVILLE s H “Comprehensive Pediatric Care from Birth through Age 21” H “Better Food at Better Prices” !NDREW *ACKSON (WY 37 #ERRO 'ORDO s Randolph Matthews, M.D. Inside 701 Lanes, Whiteville -AIN 3T &AIR "LUFF s H *EFFERSON 3T 3TE 7HITEVILLE s H 642-0000 H H Axel McPherson Construction, Inc. 1998 Carolina Eastern 2003 All About Pets 2009 Public Utilities and Directional Drilling H 1077 Hwy. 701 N. Bypass HComplete Pet Grooming - “It’s worth the drive” 721 Jack Hayes Rd., Whiteville Whiteville 9208 Seven Creeks Hwy., Nakina 642-1883 H 642-5872 H 640-1186 H H Southeastern Drug Testing 1999 Advanced Computing 2003 Allied Behavioral Management, Inc. 2009 Alton Melton H Bernard White H Mental and Substance Abuse Therapy 163 Brunswick Electric Rd., Whiteville H 1424 S. J.K. Powell Blvd. - Ste. C, Whiteville H Accepting New Referrals 641-0037 910-642-1100 0ECAN ,ANE 7HITEVILLE s H H Edmund Farms 1999 H Oasis 2003 H Lake Waccamaw Primary Care 2009 Farm Fresh Produce “Finding the Gift is Easy, 107 Church St. 4275 Andrew Jackson Hwy., Chadbourn H Giving it Away is the Hard Part” H Lake Waccamaw 910-654-4855 H 3 -ADISON 3T 7HITEVILLE s H 646-6607 New Beginnings Boutique 2000 H Unique Cuts Barber/Beauty Salon 2004 H Kevin G. Williamson, Attorney at Law, PLLC 2009 Consignment & Gifts 115 S. J.K. Powell Blvd., Whiteville “Experience Superior Legal Representation” “Yesterday’s Memories . . . Today’s Treasures” H 642-5571 Barber H 101 Washington St., Whiteville 1UAIL $R 7HITEVILLE s H 642-2840 Beauty H 910-642-2515 or KevinGWilliamson.com Brenda Worley Realty 2000 H Whiteville Chiropractic Center 2004 H Divine Living Home Care 2009 112 E. Smith Street H Dr. Pamela F. Baldwin H “If you have any physical restrictions and need Whiteville Whiteville assistance in your home, we can help you today!” 642-9970 H 642-1111 H . *+ 0OWELL "LVD 7HITEVILLE s H H Columbus Family Chiropractic 2000 Sasser Realty 2004 Adorable Canines 2010 Dr. William E. Prease H Greg Sasser, Real Estate Broker H “Professional Pet Grooming at Affordable Prices” 5754 Chadbourn Hwy., Chadbourn and Appraiser Whiteville Mini Mall (behind Time Saver) 910-654-3581 H 770-4497 H 640-DOGS (3647) H H Ivy’s Café 2000 Platinum Entertainment 2004 Laura’s Fabrics & Designs 2010 #6 Whiteville Mini Mall H “Your Hometown Service for Special Events” H 463 Vinson Blvd., Whiteville 7HITEVILLE s H 2842 New Britton Hwy. - Hwy. 130, Whiteville H s &OR !LTERATIONS www.iveyscafe.com 914-0400 www.laurasfabrics.com H H Nobles Eye Associates 2000 H Drowning Creek Farms 2004 H Hair FETish Salon 2010 R. Dawn Nobles, MD - Your Local Ophthalmologist &AIR "LUFF .# s 6ISIT US ON &ACEBOOK “Your Hair, Our FETish” 810 Spivey Rd., Whiteville H All Natural Fruits - Pecans - Oak Log Shiitake Mushrooms H 100 Whiteville Towne Center, Whiteville 642-9850 H s H 640-2468 Whiteville New & Used 2000 H Breathe EZ, Inc. 2005 H Pink Hope Chest Boutique 2011 Tire Bargains Respiratory Care Services & Home Medical Equipment 1140 Shipyard Blvd. 313 E. Columbus St., Whiteville H 282 Flowers Pridgen Rd., Whiteville H 1-855-PNK-HOPE 640-1772 H 910-642-0202 H