Dec. 15-16, 2012 Weekender $1.50$1.00 Hamlet light show spurs child’s charity Laura Edington Davenport said. The display takes seven On one night only, Sunday, Dec. 16, Richmond County Daily Journal to eight weeks to complete with a team Drew’s hot chocolate stand will give Scott Davenport’s Christmas light of six to seven people. away free hot chocolate to children who show on 505 Poplar St. in Hamlet is The Christmas light show is synchro- bring an unwrapped toy and donate doing more than entertaining residents. nized to holiday music. it to the Toys for Tots campaign. As This year, it is teaching 8-year-old Drew Two years ago Chris Carpenter, who an added thrill, Mr. and Mrs. Santa Carpenter about charity. lives across the street from Davenport, Claus, elves and a reindeer will make an For the past two years, the former allowed his son Drew to set up a hot appearance during the light show. Marine has been constructing a holiday chocolate stand during the holiday light A Toys for Tots box is stationed next display for neighbors to enjoy. “We show. “He originally wanted a lemonade to the hot chocolate stand. add more every year,” Davenport said. stand,” Carpenter said. “Every time we see a box, Drew wants Every light strand is called a channel Every year he sells hot chocolate for to put a toy in it — and our neighbor was in the Marine Corps.,” Carpenter Laura Edington | Daily Journal and the display has grown from 64 chan- $1, and Drew’s stand has now become a nels to 240 channels. reoccurring part of the light show. “It’s said of his son’s interest in giving to Drew Carpenter puts toys in the Toys for others. Tots bin at his house while his dad Chris “I work in IT and things like this really exciting because now he can do Carpenter looks on. intrigue me. I do it because I enjoy it,” everything by himself,” said Carpenter. See HAMLET | 8A

Komen’s Charlotte affiliate adds Belk wraps gifts to help Richmond County to service area United Way charities Staff Report Laura Edington Richmond, Anson, Cleveland and Richmond County Daily Journal Montgomery counties are now part The United Way of of Komen Charlotte’s service area, Richmond County is part- Executive Director Lori Vaccaro nering with Belk once announced Thursday. The expansion again to help local chari- brings the number of counties served ties this Christmas by gift by the Affiliate to 13, and provides wrapping presents. breast health information, mammo- The United Way and grams and related services to underin- Belk are asking customers sured and uninsured women and men. to bring in their Belk store “Residents of our four new counties purchases with receipt have been requesting Komen servic- and have them wrapped. es,” Vacarro explained, “and now we’ll The gifts can be from any be able to meet their needs.” Belk store and purchased Komen board of directors at both at any time. The cost to local and national levels approved the wrap a purchase on any expansion earlier in the month, she other day is $5 per pack- said. age but, from now until The Affiliate operates by award- Dec. 24, Belk is allowing ing grants to nonprofit organizations customers to pay a mini- such as hospi- mum of $3 for getting mul- tals and health tiple packages wrapped. departments that That money then goes to perform screen- United Way, and its vari- ing services. ous charities. Nonprofits in For elite or premiere the newly served customers who normal- counties are eli- ly get gifts wrapped for gible to apply free, Belk is asking those for 2013-2014 customers to also make grants, Vaccaro a donation. To become explained, “but an elite or premiere cus- residents needing our services can call tomer, you must have a immediately and they’ll be referred to Belk credit card. Belk will organizations in nearby counties that accept larger donations and the customer will be have Komen Charlotte funding.” Laura Edington | Daily Journal The person to call is Sarah Bailey, Michelle Hollifield and Robin Hutchinson put finishing touches on these packages. See CHARITIES | 8A director of Community Outreach, at 704-817-4078. Vaccaro also announced that 2012 Race for the Cure raised more than $1.4 million. Since the first race in 1997, Komen Charlotte has raised Rockingham, state and nation react to school shooting approximately $23.4 million to serve Staff Report order. “Our thoughts and hearts “Renee and I are heartbro- its target population. Seventy-five per- To honor the victims of the “Pray right now, it’s a are with the families of the ken over the shooting in cent of the organization’s net income mass shooting in Newtown, very sad day,” McLaurin victims of this senseless act of Connecticut. I join President provides education, screening and Conn., Rockingham Mayor said. violence in Newtown, Conn. Obama in asking our citizens treatment in the local service area; and NC Senator-elect The shooting occurred Bob and I are deeply shocked to pray for those affected by 25 percent supports breast cancer Gene McLaurin and NC Friday when a young and heartbroken over this this horrific tragedy.” research. Governor Bev Perdue have man opened fire inside a tragic loss of life. Our prayers Flags shall be flown at half- The other nine counties served are joined President Obama by Connecticut elementary are with all the families of the staff until sunset, December Cabarrus, Gaston, Iredell, Lincoln, ordering the flags in the school where his mother children, teachers and admin- 18, 2012. Mecklenburg, Rowan, Stanly and city, the state, and the U.S. worked, killing at least 26 istrators,” said Gov. Perdue. A complete report on the Union counties in N.C, and York in to be lowered to half-staff people plus himself, includ- Congressman-elect Richard tragedy by The Associated S.C. until Dec. 18. Residents are ing 20 children, according Hudson, of the eighth Press is on Page 8A of today’s For more information, contact Lori urged to also follow this to police. Congressional District, said: Daily Journal. Vaccaro at 704-302-3274. Mothers of the community honored at dinner Staff Report Brown was also given recogni- The first “Remarkable Senior tion for being the eldest at 100 Ladies Appreciation Dinner” years old. was held recently at the The vision of the ceremony Dobbins Heights Community was entrusted to the hands Center. The purpose of the of Quick, and was an oppor- event was to honor the influ- tunity to simply say “thanks.” ence of the “Mothers of our Quick is an evangelist and communities,” said organizer community worker known for JF Quick of Hamlet. his love of children and the The ladies recognized by the elderly. Quick plans to travel celebration are “just a very few to Ghana, in West Africa, this of the ladies who have had a year to pray with the young great impact on many lives for Contributed photo and elderly natives there. countless years,” he said. The Women honored at the Remarkable Senior “I desire to show everyone ladies are locals of the county. Ladies Dinner: Ruth Brown, Lillie Young, Tommy that I ever come in contact Some of the women who were Taylor, Mary L.Quick, Carrie Little, Frances with that they are special and honored attended from vari- Contributed photo Dumas, Mae Liza David, Sarah Page, Tomasina that they are loved both by Edwards, Channie McManus, Laura Cromer, ous areas such as Rockingham, Pictured is JF Quick and the eldest lady honored, mother Ruth Rosa Lee Morman. Hamlet and Ellerbe. Ruth See MOTHERS | 8A Brown, 100-years-old.

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Rockingham, on Saturday, 7 p.m., Tuesday, Dec. 18, Dec. 15, from 6:30 to 10 at Hamlet Masonic Lodge DEC. 28 a.m. All you can eat for No. 532 A.F. & A.M., 307 DINNER SALE, will be $ 5.00. Main Street, Hamlet, for held at New Life COD, the purpose to confer a 410 3rd St., Hamlet, DEC. 16 3rd degree. from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. CHILDREN’S AMERICAN LEGION on Friday, Dec. 28. Home CHRISTMAS PARTY will POST 49 will meet at the made BBQ, baked beans, be held at the Rockingham post home on Boyd Lake slaw and hush puppies Moose Lodge from 2 Road, Hamlet, at 7:30 will be on the menu for to 4 p.m. on Sunday, p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 18. $7 per plate. Delivery Dec. 16. There will be SONS OF AMERICAN available for five plates or games, prizes, contests LEGION SQUADROW more. Call 910-417-7660 and food along with D.J. 147 will meet at 7 p.m. for orders or details. Peppermint Patty provid- on Tuesday, Dec. 18, at ing music. The party will Rockingham Post 147 at DEC. 29 be free to all children. Ledbetter Lake. MONTHLY BREAKFAST will be DEC. 17 DEC. 19 served at First United FREE CONCERT - LEGAL AID INTAKE Methodist Church in DAY will be held from Give The Army Ground Forces Hamlet from 7 to 10 a.m., Band from Fort Bragg 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on on Dec. 29. Full break- presents “Home for the Wednesday, Dec. 19, at fast for $5, includes two Holidays.” A holiday the Ellerbe Town Hall, meats, eggs, grits, bis- concert dedicated to the 108 West Page St., cuits, gravy, juice and cof- of Ellerbe. Cases accepted Gift troops currently deployed fee. around the world. are housing evictions, Features a 55-piece con- foreclosures, domestic JAN. 8 cert band and selections violence, unemployment, EAT HEALTHY, BE from smaller groups. Free Medicaid disability deni- ACTIVE - WINTER admission. 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We want to encourage and praise the city lead- ers in Hamlet for work- ing toward what looks like Notes on quotes a first-class recreational LETTERS facility for the area. This past week, site planners pulled the wraps Show your off the impressive and expansive proposal before Christmas cards through time support to the an audience of Hamlet City Council members and “At Christmas season, cards more technological references. city residents. mailed definitely mean so much Modern cards are warmer and families who It sounds like a perfect more. I send a variety of cards: fuzzier than cards from earlier religious, funny, wintery scenes times, with wishes for peace, mix of baseball, hoops, and cards with animals themes. I harmony and caring. are suffering walking trails, a soccer try to pick something that would For Christmas 2012 trends, field and plenty of open mean more to each individual. I we decided to ask some ques- Dear Editor, space for lots of exercise love receiving cards.” — Diana tions on Facebook. The major- Over the past several and activity — things Marie Reed ity of respondents emphatically months Richmond County we could all use more of. According to most historians Gordon Mercer wanted, “old fashioned, real mail has been the scene of hor- Throw in the planned rec the first Christmas card was and Marcia Gaines Mercer cards,” and one person stated rific accidents, senseless center with 300 seats and printed in England in 1843, when Contributing Columnists firmly that it would be a des- murders and untimely this place could be a mag- Sir Henry Cole, director of The perate day when she sent email deaths. net for all kinds of pro- The National Day of Victoria and Albert Museum in Louis Prang is considered cards. Religious themed cards grams and events. London, became weary of hand received strong support, as well Prayer Committee feels Patt Crissman of the the father of the American the need for this county to penning Christmas greetings Christmas card. Prang was a as photo cards. The personal Wooten Company present- and commissioned illustrator touch of a handwritten note or come together for a prayer ed the plan for the Boyd Prussian immigrant and lithog- service. This service will John Callcott Horsley to design rapher, who lived near Boston. handmade card was appreciated. Lake Baseball Complex on be this Sunday, December a printable card. The card caused His cards first appeared in 1875. On average people are sending Tuesday. The entire com- an uproar. The family at the and receiving 30 to 60 cards 16th, 4 p.m. on the court- Prang sponsored Christmas card house steps. We will not plex is proposed to be on Christmas dinner scene on the with some sending around 100 competitions with big money be there to entertain but Veterans Drive, across the front of the card showed a young or more. prizes, employing Louis Tiffany to pray. street from the National child drinking wine. Neither the Those in favor of electronic and other prominent people as Please come out and Guard office. Puritans nor the general public cards wanted to use the postal judges. The publicity was good show your support to the The Wooten Company were amused. for sales and by 1881 sales of money for charity and others was brought on board to were concerned with the envi- families who are suffering Seasonal Greetings wishing joy Christmas cards were booming. through these tragedies. research potential park ronment. Copied Christmas let- and goodwill have timeless ori- Changes came when cheaper God does hear and answer surplus and shortages in gins. In pre-Christian times the cards began to be imported from ter family updates got mixed reviews. Some survey partici- prayer. the city, and also to hear Romans brought gifts on New Germany but World War I put a Chairs will not be pro- from the residents about Year’s Day and ancient Egyptians halt to German imports and the pants loved them and others found them impersonal. vided but feel free to bring what the city needs. “As exchanged tokens of good luck. American Greeting card industry your own. The service will Shining through most com- the baby boomers are A gift of honey symbolically flourished again. last 30 minutes. Hope you ments was the value of the per- aging, there is a need for wished the recipient a sweet Religious themed Christmas can join us. sonal touch. Family photo cards, accessible activities and and prosperous year ahead. In cards were popular with each God bless you and handmade cards, store bought trails,” Crissman told the England, school children cre- decade. Secular themes have Merry Christmas. hand signed cards and handwrit- City Council. ated “Christmas Pieces,” of lov- changed over the years, reflect- Cathy Wilson ten comments were all valued. The overall plan for the ing sentiments hand written in ing social trends. 1920’s cards Rockingham complex shows a 2,300 rhyme and artfully decorated. were more deco in their artwork We echo this sentiment. Our foot walking trail, open These were given to parents as and 30’s cards depicted the mod- refrigerator proudly displays a areas for a small soccer gifts and as examples of the ern animated cartoons, as well letter and holiday drawings from Poll Question field, an area for volley- child’s improving penmanship. as social issues like unemploy- our 5-year-old grandson Wyatt. ball, and a practice field. Henry Cole’s Christmas card ment and hunger. World War II Recently our 9-year-old grandson Our poll question of the The proposal also includes cost one shilling, a week’s pay brought patriotic themed cards. Mikey surprised everyone with week will be published on his handmade cards and heartfelt a 10,000-square-foot build- in the 1800s. The postal act of The1950’s cards showed abstract the opinion page, and on message, “May all your wishes ing with a seating capacity 1840 brought about the penny designs as well as humor, auto- our website at www.your- come true.” of 300 and 126 parking post, which allowed mail to be mobiles and Television themes. dailyjournal.com. spaces. sent anywhere in England for The 1980’s cards showed more Last week’s question: a penny. This and the 1850’s signs of prosperity in America Gordon Mercer is past president and on the Board The floor plan for the of Trustees of Pi Gamma Mu International Honor Do you think that sex 10,000-square-foot build- migration from farms to indus- and with the emphasis on health Society and professor emeritus at Western Carolina education in our schools ing shows a full basket- trial towns popularized cards as and fitness, Santa lost some University. Marcia Gaines Mercer is a published should include informa- a way to keep in touch. weight. The 1990’s cards brought author and columnist. ball court, rooms for craft tion on contraception and classes and aerobics or STDs for all students? •86 percent — Yes dancing. There will also •12 percent — No be a catering kitchen with •2 percent — a window to sell conces- Undecided sions during games. This week’s question: Crissman said although Do you volunteer time or the residents have Hamlet contribute money to try to Memorial Park to use, the help needy children have a small center is over-pro- merry Christmas? grammed and it is difficult Visit www.yourdaily- for residents to use the journal.com to cast your facility. vote. “These are exciting times in Hamlet. I hope we can continue and make WRITE US this plan happen,” said Mayor Jeff Smart. The Daily Journal encourages and welcomes letters to the edi- And so do we. tor. Letters should be about issues Crissman has worked of general interest and no longer with Hamlet officials in than 400 words. They should not be libelous or in bad taste. the past on various proj- We will not publish poetry, open ects to improve the city. letters or anonymous letters. Let- Smart said she will con- ters thanking sponsors or endors- tinue to help Hamlet with ing candidates will be considered, but publication can only be as- other projects besides sured through advertising. Letters parks and recreation. that exceed 400 words can be City Manager Marchell considered as a guest column. Adams-David encouraged We reserve the right to edit for grammar and spelling, but mean- Hamlet residents to visit ing will not be altered. City Hall and look over Letters must be signed, include the overall site plan for a street address, hometown, and telephone number. The street ad- the complex, and the floor dress and telephone number will plan for the proposed not be published. No more than 10,000-square-foot recre- one letter should be submitted ation center. every two weeks. Letters can be hand delivered Building a recreational or mailed to our office at 105 E. complex of this size and Washington St., Rockingham, NC caliber is an ambitious 28379, emailed to jrobbins@ heartlandpublications.com, faxed and expensive venture, to to (910) 997-4321, or submitted be sure, but well worth the through our website at yourdaily- investment. journal.com. The editorial board can be reached AT [email protected], OR CALL 910-997-3111, EXT. 13. www.yourdailyjournal.com Richmond County Daily Journal, Rockingham, N.C. Weekender, Dec. 15-16, 2012 Page 5A

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Belton Smith Jr. Larry Wayne Moon Belton Smith, Jr., of Rockingham passed away Larry Wayne Moon, 66, of Rockingham, passed on Wednesday, December 12, 2012 at the age of away Friday, December 14, 2012 at FirstHealth 81. Hospice House in Pinehurst. Mr. Moon was born An entombment service with military honors July 22, 1946 in Greensboro a son of the late, Jewel will be held at 1:00 p.m. on Saturday, December and Nelma Moon. Larry was a member of the First 15, 2012 at the Richmond County Memorial Park United Methodist Church in Rockingham. Chapel officiated by Pastor James Hinson. The Funeral services will be conducted Monday, family will receive friends immediately following December 17, 2012 at 11:00 am at First United the service. Methodist Church in Rockingham Mr. Smith was born October 21, 1931 in with Rev. Mike Sykes and Rev. Richmond County, a son of the late Belton Smith, Allison Farrah officiating. A Sr., and Nona Smith. He was a Korean War Veteran graveside service will follow at that proudly served with the United States Army. 2:00 pm at Culdee Presbyterian He was a truck driver retiring from Fredrickson Church Cemetery in West End, Trucking after many years of service. He served as NC. a member of the Beverly Hills Baptist Church and In addition to his parents, he loved going to Bojangle’s Coffee Club. Belton and was preceded in death by a son, Peggy celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary Robert Moon; and a brother, on December 8, 2012. Franklin Moon. Moon In addition to his parents, he was also preceded Surviving are his wife, Gaynelle in death by brothers, Rudolph Smith, James Smith Moon; a daughter, Aimee Diggs and sister, Lillian Barber. and her husband, Mac of Rockingham; a son, Belton is survived by his wife, Peggy Smith David Moon of Rockingham; two granddaughters, of their home in Rockingham; daughter, Tammy Ashleigh Moon and Shelby Diggs; and a sister, Rogers and husband Jimmy of Rockingham; broth- Carolyn McKenzie and her husband, John of ers, Davy Smith of Laurel Hill, Floyd Smith of Pinehurst. Hamlet; sisters, Pearl Olerud of Hamlet, Irene The family will receive friends Sunday, Polston of Cheraw, SC, Claire Herndon of Laurel December 16, 2012 from 6:30 pm until 8:30 pm at Hill and his grandson, Chason Rogers USAF. Watson-King Funeral Home in Rockingham. In lieu of flowers, the family request that memo- Memorial contributions may be made to the First rial donations be made to Beverly Hills Baptist United Methodist Church, 410 E. Washington St., Church or Hospice of Scotland County, P.O. Box Rockingham, NC 28379. 1033, Laurinburg, NC 28353 Online condolences may be made at www.wat- Services entrusted to Richard Boles Funeral son-kingfuneralhome.com. Watson-King Funeral Service. Home of Rockingham is serving the family. Paid Obituary Paid Obituary Richmond County Daily Journal Richmond County Daily Journal Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012 Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012

Genevea Orr Genevea Ingram Orr, 81, of 150 Lady Mary Lane Apt Jeld-Wen making 5-G, Rockingham, died Friday, Dec. 14, at FirstHealth Richmond Memorial Hospital. Funeral service will be held Tuesday, Dec. 18, at 2 expansion in NC p.m. at New Diggs Chapel AME Zion Church, with the Rev. Carol Turner. Burial will follow at New Diggs KLAMATH FALLS, about 20,000 people Church Cemetery. Ore. (AP) — Oregon’s worldwide, about Public visitation will be Monday, Dec. 17, from 1 to largest private compa- 1,200 in the Klamath 6 p.m. at Nelson Funeral Home, 1021 E. Washington ny — door and win- Falls area and 2,400 St., Rockingham. dow maker Jeld-Wen statewide, the Klamath Orr was a member of New Diggs where she served — is creating a North Falls Herald and News as a Deaconess and choir member. American headquar- reported. She is survived by one daughter, Peggy Robinson of ters in North Carolina In Charlotte, the com- Charlotte; two sons, Billy Ingram of Rockingham and instead of its longtime pany said it plans to Jeffrey Orr of Charlotte; one brother, Archie Ingram Southern Oregon base create 142 jobs over of Oakland, Calif., and a host of relatives and friends. in Klamath Falls. the next two years and Nelson Funeral Service of Rockingham is assisting The company said invest $2 million. the family. it would retain its The company suffered global headquarters in in the 2008 housing Richmond County Daily Journal Klamath Falls. crash, and Onex Corp., Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012 The decision, a Canadian private announced Thursday equity firm, acquired a in North Carolina, majority stake last year, Susan C. Scholls dismayed Oregon and ending family control. Susan C. Scholls, 63, of Raleigh, NC died Klamath Basin officials. Founder Dick Wendt December 7, 2012. She was the daughter of The company employs died in 2010. Edward F. Scholls and Sara (Sally) O. Cole and stepdaughter of Robert O. Cole, all deceased. She was a graduate of Duke University. She is survived by close friend, Nata Fowler Nolen and her husband, Curtis, and their son, West Rockingham Elementary Kurt. To honor Susan’s wishes, no services will be held. She will be inurned at Live Oak Cemetery in Live Oak, FL in the Fowler Family Lot per her Honor Roll for 2nd six weeks request. A Honor Roll In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may Third Grade: Brianna Brewington, be made to the American Heart Association, 3131 Wendy Brigman, Cameron Mabe, RDU Center Drive, Suite 100, Morrisville, NC Angel Smith, Aiden Talbert, and 27560. Nico Wells. Condolences may be sent through www.brown- Fourth Grade: Alena Craddock, wynne.com Harley Waite, Benjamin Ewing, and Paid Obituary Crimson Singletary. Richmond County Daily Journal AB Honor Roll Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012 Third:, Dante Baldwin, Manuel Juarez Melchor, Brandon Millsaps, Joshua Quick, Jayden Scholl, Gary Campbell Autumn Shepherd, Heaven Chavis, James Gary Campbell, 57, of Rockingham, died JeTanya Davis, Donavan Gadson, Thursday, Dec. 13, 2012, at his home. Alexis Gathings, Trenton Jenks, Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday, Dec. Hanna Oxley, Kayla Strickland, Nasir Crumpton, Benjamin 17, at the Church of God of Prophecy in Rockingham DeAguilar, Saniah Durham, Avery with Pastor Steve Gilmer officiating. Interment with Harrison, Ashlee Hudson, Sonja Military Honors will follow in Richmond County Mann, Journey Oliver, Adolfo Pineda Memorial Park. Jimenez, and Matthew Walker, II. The family will see friends from 3 Fourth: Tyler Bittle, Kaitlyn to 5 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 16, at Carter Dawkins, Delaney Driggers, Funeral Home in Rockingham, and at Jonathan Alicea, Kelsey Forester, other times at the home. Alicia Negron, Anna Channavong, Campbell was born Dec. 12, 1955, Tristan Graves, Maggi King, Austin in Richmond County, a son of Ethel Moore, and Erica Whaley. Rainwater Campbell and the late Fifth: Huong Phan, Analee Wyand, Contributed photo Walter “Jack” Campbell Jr. He was a Harley Linton, Treshawn Robinson, Back row from left to right: Wendy Brigman, Aiden Talbert, Alena Craddock, Benjamin graduate of Richmond Senior High Campbell Hannah Bennett, Geena Driggers, Ewing, Angel Smith and Nico Wells. Front row: Harley Waite, Crimson Singletary, School, a veteran of the U.S. Army and Gavin Talbert. Cameron Mabe and Brianna Brewington. and was employed with Brown Creek Correctional Institution. He was preceded in death by his father, Jack Campbell and brother, Eddie Campbell. Your Home Town Monument Co. Surviving are his wife, Kimberly Grooms Campbell Rockingham, NC of the home; son, Samuel Campbell of Rockingham; daughters, Nikki Campbell of Marston, Shellie Campbell UWHARRIE of Charlotte, Heather Campbell of Rockingham; six MONUMENTS 805 South Long Drive 921 Long Drive grandchildren and his mother, Ethel Campbell of Rockingham, NC Richmond Medical Park Rockingham. 997-4471 417-3490 Memorials may be made to Community Home For All Your Home Health Care Needs Care and Hospice, 1791 E. Broad Ave. Rockingham, Rockingham, NC NC 28379 or to the American Cancer Society, 1901 Jim Brannon, R.Ph., Greg Marks, R.Ph., Lazelle Marks, R.Ph., Jon Marks, R.Ph., Shannon Terry, R.Ph., Erin Edwards, R.Ph., Brunswick Ave., Suite 100, Charlotte, NC 28207. 910-995-3135 Caroline Marks, R.Ph., Chrissy Taylor, R.Ph. 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The deadline for all church briefs is 5 from Nashville, Tenn., 16, the message will be will have a Christmas have the missionary grades. We pick chil- p.m. Thursdays. in concert at 6 p.m. His Name is Everlasting Program at 10 a.m. on department sponsoring dren up from L. J. Bell, on Saturday, Dec. 15. Father, Dec. 23, the mes- Sunday, Dec. 16. The a service on the Book Washington Street, SATURDAY The Telestials are a sage will be His Name program will consist of of Esther at 3 p.m. on and West Rockingham ST. LUKE #2 F.W.B. Southern Gospel music is Prince of Peace. On speeches, poems and Sunday, Dec. 16. The Schools. Children from CHURCH, 119 Morrow group, having minis- Dec. 19, there will be a skits. Reverend Dr. guest speaker will be other schools may be St., Dobbins Heights, tered for over 50 years. church wide Christmas Lamont Johnson Jr. Sister Verlie Priums of dropped off. For appli- will have a Rainbow Tea They are most often Party and Fellowship at will deliver the morning Greenlake AME Zion cations, contact Debbie at 2 p.m. on Saturday, known for their hit 6:30 p.m. Dec. 24, there message. Dinner will be Church, Gibson. She Dec. 15, at the Pee Dee song, “One Way Flight,” will be a Christmas Eve served after the morn- Holloway at 910-895- will be accompanied 4016. building in Dobbins which earned them son Communion Service at 5 ing service. All children by church family and EMMANUEL Heights. of the year in 1976. A p.m. and Dec. 31, there and adults from the friends. BAPTIST CHURCH, WAYMAN CHAPEL love offering will be will be a New Year’s Eve community are invited FREEDOM 632 McCrimmon Road, FAITH CENTER, 451 taken and everyone is church-wide fellowship to attend. BAPTIST CHURCH Carthage, will have a Osborne Road, Hamlet, invited to attend. For from 7:30 p.m. to 12:30 ASHLEY CHAPEL will present the will have The Gospel more information call p.m. AME ZION, 322 Mizpah Children’s Christmas Christian Drama at 6 Breeze present “It’s 895-6835. ST. LUKE #2 FWB Road, Rockingham, will Program, “The p.m. on Sunday, Dec. Christmas” at 6 p.m. VICTORY CHURCH, 119 Morrow have the Youth Praise Reluctant Innkeeper,” A 23. Everyone is wel- on Saturday, Dec. 15. DELIVERANCE Street, Dobbins Heights, Dance Team’s 2nd anni- Christmas musical for come. Holiday dancers, gos- COGIC, located on will have Evangelist versary at 3 p.m. on young voices- Sunday NEW DIGGS pel groups, choirs and 5th Street, Hamlet, Tracy Jones preach for Sunday, Dec. 16. Dec. 16, at the 11 a.m. CHAPEL AMEZ more will be featured. will be hosting a Toys the 11:15 a.m. worship FAITH ASSEMBLY service. Everyone is CHURCH, 494 Mizpah Raffle prizes will be for Tots program at 3 on Dec. 16. OUTREACH invited. Road, Rockingham, given away also. It will p.m. Saturday, Dec. 15. FIRST BAPTIST MINISTRIES, 148 will have a Revival be food, music and fun. Featured on the program CHURCH, 329 West Daniel St., Hamlet, will Wednesday, Dec. 26, Admission is free. For will be Mt. Zion Youth Avenue, Hamlet, have a pre-anniversa- UPCOMING and Thursday, Dec. more information call Choir, The Fullfaith invites churches and ry service for Apostle 27, beginning 7 p.m. 910-817-7372. Gospel Singers, St. congregations to join Larry and Co-pastor HOME BIBLE each night. Guest fea- BASS TEMPLE Peters Dance Team, in celebrating annual Sarah Crosby at 4 p.m. STUDY - Does the Bible tured will be Rev. Carol UCOG, 157 Lois Unity Dance Team and Candlelight Service at on Sunday, Dec. 16. The Turner. The theme is Breeden Blvd., Hamlet, First Baptist Dance 4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 16. speaker will be Pastor seem too hard to under- stand? The Rockingham “Break Through During will have a Christmas Team. The public is cor- The guest speaker will Lizzie Jackson. Your Winter Season.” Church of Christ is Concert at 5 p.m. on dially invited. be Minister Cynthia ST. MARY’S For more information offering a free Home Saturday, Dec. 15. Bring FAITH Martin of Lovely Hill HOLINESS CHURCH, contact Clara Crenshaw Bible Study by mail. choirs, praise and dance MISSIONARY Missionary Baptist will have a Holiday at 910-895-3486. Community is invited teams, soloists, and BAPTIST CHURCH, Church, Rockingham. Appreciation Service for FAITH ASSEMBLY Hatcher Road, musicians. There will be There will be Praise Overseer Mary L. Quick to participate. Please OUTREACH door prize drawings and Rockingham, will have a Dance, Mime and at 4 p.m. on Sunday, call 895-4035 and clear- MINISTRIES, 148 baked goods for sale in Live Nativity, Saturday, Choirs singing. Your Dec. 16. Guest preach- ly leave your name and Daniel St., Dobbins the fellowship hall. For Dec. 15, from 6:30 to visit will be returned er and mini concert mailing address. Heights, will have Mass more information con- 8:30 p.m. You can drive upon request. by the church’s gospel CORNERSTONE Deliverance Service at tact Ashley Thomas at through or walk up to PHILADELPHIA choir will be featured. BIBLE STUDIES are 3 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 910-205-7544. live animals. All are UNITED METHODIST The public is cordially offering “by mail” free FAITH ASSEMBLY invited for the real rep- CHURCH, 157 invited. 30. The speaker will be Bible studies. These les- Minister Jamison Quick OUTREACH resentation of the birth Philadelphia Drive, SHEKINAH GLORY sons are designed for of Jesus. of St. Mary Church, MINISTRIES, 148 Rockingham, will cel- MINISTRIES, will have people of all faiths and Daniel St., Dobbins Hamlet. Everyone is ebrate their 11th Choir the Kitchen Committee are based only on the Heights, will have Mass Anniversary at 3 p.m. invited. present a program Bible. If interested call Deliverance at 6 p.m. on SUNDAY on Sunday, Dec. 16. at 3 p.m. on Sunday, MARCUS UNITED 910-318-7799. Saturday, Dec. 15, with Various choirs from Dec. 16. Missionary METHODIST speaker, Pastor Ronald FIRST BAPTIST throughout the sur- Christine Hall speaking FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Jackson Burrell of Divine Truth CHURCH, 201 rounding areas will wor- along with the Fullfaith CHURCH i n Springs, will have a Ministries, Columbia, N. Randolph St., ship in music. The pub- Gospel singers provid- Rockingham invites gospel singing fea- S.C. Everyone is invited. Rockingham, will have lic is invited. ing the music. The pub- you to Terrific Tuesday turing Blue Horizon NEW HOPE FREE Sunday Messages PROVIDENCE lic is cordially invited. Pre-Registration Open. Bluegrass Band at 6:30 WILL BAPTIST for the Season every MISSIONARY NEW BETHEL AME Free music and mission p.m. on Saturday, Jan. CHURCH, 105 Blewitt Sunday morning at BAPTIST CHURCH, ZION CHURCH, 113 program on Tuesday 5. Everyone is welcome. Avenue, Rockingham, 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. 1120 East Washington Bethel Church Road, afternoons for children For more information will have the Telestials through December. Dec. St., Rockingham, Dobbins Heights, will ages, fourth and fifth call 910-334-9463. Push for Mormon women to wear pants to church SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A worship and learning to be of Latter-day Saints, said calls itself All Enlisted, formed The Church of Jesus Christ of feminist Mormon group is urg- followers of Jesus Christ,” women lead other women, and a week ago, Baptista said. Latter-day Saints to acknowl- ing women to ditch their skirts said church spokesman Eric they lead children, “but they There is no significance to the edge the similarities. They say and wear pants to church this Hawkins in a statement. don’t ever lead the whole con- call to action being Dec. 16, this is only the first act in a weekend in a show of solidar- “Generally, church mem- gregation or the men.” she said. Members just wanted movement to advocate for gen- ity for women’s equality, using bers are encouraged to wear Inclusion of women into to put together something that der equality within the faith. a Facebook page that became their best clothing as a sign of church leadership is an ongo- could be done quickly and eas- The organizers are also ask- a forum for vigorous debate respect for the savior, but we ing struggle for people of a ily, and just hoped the idea ing men to show their sup- Wednesday. don’t counsel people beyond wide variety of religions from would grab the attention of a port by wearing purple, a color Proponents are lauding the that,” he said. all over the world, said Nancy few Mormons on Facebook, historically tied to women’s hastily arranged “Wear Pants One of the organizers, Ammerman, Boston University she said. rights. to Church Day” movement as a Kimberly Baptista, said the Professor of Sociology of “It’s been a huge shock to The Associated Press way to shed light on what they event Sunday is not about Religion. In recent years, some see how much it’s caught on,” attempted to contact several see as gender inequalities in being able to wear pants, but religions such as Lutherans, Baptista said. people who left critical messag- the church. Critics, however, about stimulating a discussion Presbyterians and some About 1,200 people said on es online, but none responded. are deriding the idea as unnec- over the larger issue of wom- Baptists have begun allowing Facebook they would be partic- Baptista, whose father and essary and disrespectful. en’s roles within the church, women into leadership roles. ipating as of Wednesday after- brother are bishops, said push- Women commonly wear which she says are less signifi- But other religions, such as noon. There were hundreds of back is coming mainly from dresses or skirts to worship cant than those of their male Mormons, stick to their tradi- comments. the most conservative mem- services, but The Church of counterparts. tional doctrine. There are about 6 million bers of the LDS church who Jesus Christ of Latter-day “It’s a symbol to us of larg- “For many conservative Mormons in the U.S. don’t want to talk about the Saints does not prohibit them er gender inequalities in the groups, there is a sense that In its mission statement, issue of women’s place in the from wearing pants. Mormon church,” said Baptista, 42, of gender roles are ordained Baptista’s group says that church. leaders did not come out in sup- North Carolina. by God, that they shouldn’t they do not want to eradi- “We are getting a lot of flak port or opposition Wednesday. Baptista, a lifelong member change,” Ammerman said. cate differences between men for being uppity and for riling “Attending church is about of The Church of Jesus Christ The Facebook group, which and women. Their goal is for up the other women,” she said. Pope hits 1M mark as he tweets: ‘Dear Friends... ‘ VATICAN CITY ing simultaneously in in the Gospel and look- (AP) — Pope Benedict Spanish, Italian, French, ing for him in those in XVI hit the 1 million Portuguese, German, need,” the responding Twitter follower mark on Polish and Arabic. Each tweet read. Wednesday as he sent his language has its own Later still, a third first tweet from his new handle, though they’re tweet, responding to a account, blessing his all the pope’s account: question about how faith online fans and urging (at)Pontifex_es, for can be lived in a world them to listen to Christ. Spanish for example, (at) without hope: “We can In perhaps the most Pontifex_it for Italian, be certain that a believer drawn out Twitter (at)Pontifex_fr for is never alone. God is the launch ever, the 85-year- French, and so on. solid rock upon which we old Benedict tapped The first papal tweet build our lives and his the screen of a tablet has been the subject of love is always faithful,” brought to him at the end intense curiosity — as it said. of his general audience well as merciless jokes, The Vatican has insist- after the equivalent of criticism and commen- ed that the words are a papal drum roll by an tary. “The pope has an Benedict’s alone, culled announcer who intoned: iPad?” comedian Jon from his speeches, homi- “And now the pope will Stewart asked earlier lies or catechism lessons. tweet!” this year. The Onion As incongruous as it “Dear friends, I am satirical newspaper ran may seem for Benedict pleased to get in touch a piece “Pope tweets pic- to be on Twitter, Vatican with you through ture of self with God.” Associated Press officials have stressed Twitter. Thank you for And in perhaps a more Pope Benedict XVI makes his way through cardinals as he arrives inside St. Peter’s Basilica at the that he is merely walking your generous response. long-term and problem- Vatican to preside over a consistory Nov. 24. The 85-year-old Benedict hit the 1 million Twitter fol- in the footsteps of his lower mark on Wednesday as he sent his first tweet from his new account. I bless all of you from atic issue for the Vatican, predecessors in using the my heart,” the inaugural the (at)Pontifex handle editor of the Jesuit maga- ence in social media. And so it happened on latest in communications tweet read. was flooded with nega- zine “Civilta Cattolica,” A personal Twitter Wednesday: Benedict technology to spread the At around the same tive messages from users told Vatican Radio this account for Benedict just tapped the screen faith. time the message was remarking on the clerical week. “They form part has been the subject of on the tablet to send the Pope Pius XI, for sent, the number of fol- sex abuse scandal. of ordinary communica- speculation ever since inaugural tweet. example, caused a simi- lowers of Benedict’s Vatican officials have tion.” the Vatican’s senior com- But about an hour lar stir when he launched (at)Pontifex accounts said they expected such Benedict actually sent munications official said later, a Vatican official Vatican Radio some 80 surpassed the 1 mil- negativity, but that is a his first tweet over a in February the idea was tweeted a question that years ago to bring the lion mark, with all eight risk they take by putting year ago, using a generic gaining traction. had been sent to the pope’s message on radio languages of the pope’s the Catholic Church’s Vatican account to launch Vatican officials have pope in the long run- waves around the globe. account combined. message out. the Holy See’s news infor- acknowledged the pope up to the launch, asking The Vatican also has its While the (at)Pontifex “These are already mation portal. Someone won’t actually type his advice about how to own newspaper, televi- English account remains all over the Internet, in in his name tweeted the messages and that be more faithful in daily sion service and main- the most popular, near- newspapers, in so many daily during Lent, part someone in the Vatican’s life. “By speaking with tains dedicated YouTube ing 800,000 follow- forms of expression,” the of the Vatican’s efforts to secretariat of state will Jesus in prayer, listen- channels and an Internet ers, the pope is tweet- Rev. Antonio Spadaro, increase the church pres- write them on his behalf. ing to what he tells you news portal. www.yourdailyjournal.com Richmond County Daily Journal, Rockingham, N.C. Weekender, Dec. 15-16, 2012 Page 7A Worship with your family this week. The Richmond County Daily Journal and the businesses on this page invite you to worship at the church of your choice.

Abundant Life Faith Missionary Baptist Church Lovely Hill Baptist Church Providence Missionary Baptist Church Joe B. Wilkes Ernie Walters 114 Lincoln Ave. • Rockingham Rev. LaMont J. Johnson, Sr. 139 School St. • Rockingham 276 Hatcher Rd. • Rockingham 1120 E. Washington St. • Rockingham Macedonia Baptist Church CHINESECHINESE RESTAURANT RESTAURANT All Saints Episcopal Church Faith Temple Holiness Church 3920 US Hwy. 1 N. • Hoffman Rivers of Life Eat In • Carry Out • Buffet Rev. Harry Abernathy Rummage Packhouse Road, Ellerbe 106 Pence St. • Rockingham Tel: (910) 582-3339 217 Henderson St. • Hamlet Macedonia Church of God Tel:(Super (910) Wa 582-3339l-Mart Shopping • Fax: (910) Center 582-3369 • Hwy 74) Fellowship United Methodist 910 Green Lake Rd. • Ellerbe River of Life Ministry FWC 722Mon.- K. FallingThurs.: Creek 11:00am-10:00am Plaza Rockingham, NC 28379 Ashley Chapel AME Zion Church Tony Joyner Apostle Mike Shaw (Super Wal-Mart Shopping Center • Hwy 74) 805 Long Drive 332 Mizpah Rd. • Rockingham 1200 McDonald Ave. • Hamlet Maple Street Freewill Baptist 511 Rockingham Rd. • Rockingham Fri.-Sat.: 11:00am-10:30am 997-4471 Rev. Darwin Cook Open 7 Days A Week Bass Temple United Church of God First Assembly of God 128 Maple St. • Rockingham Roberdel Baptist Church Mon.-Thurs.:Sunday: 12:00 11:00am-10:00am Noon-10:00pm Medical Park Pharmacy Benjamin Faison Gene R. Alexander Chris Smith Fri.-Sat.: 11:00am-10:30am 921 Long Dr. 157 Louis Breeden Blvd. • Hamlet 160 Clemmer Rd. • Rockingham Marks Creek Presbyterian Church 1118 Richmond Rd. • Rockingham Marks Creek Church Rd. • Hamlet Sunday: 12:00 Noon-10:00pm (Richmond Medical Park) Beaver Dam United Methodist Church First Baptist Church Roberdel United Methodist Church • No Personal Checks • 417-3490 Rev. Robert Carpenter James Brown Marston First Baptist Church Rev. Gregory C. Minnick 714 Beaver Dam Rd. • Rockingham 2116 Main St. • Ellerbe 220 Stroman Rd. • Marston 1302 Roberdell Rd. • Rockingham

Beautiful Zion Missionary Baptist First Baptist Church McDonald Baptist Church Rockingham Wesleyan Church 708 Green Lake Rd. • Ellerbe Randy Bishop Beaver Dam Rd. • Rockingham Phillip Huber 208 Charlotte St. • Hamlet 618 N. Lee St. • Rockingham Bethel Church of God in Christ McDonald Baptist Church 1417 Green Lake Rd. • Ellerbe First Baptist Church 259 McDonald Ch. Rd. • Rockingham Rourk Presbyterian Church 329 West Ave. • Hamlet John Stone Beverly Hills Baptist Church Midway Baptist Church 255 E. Church St. • Ellerbe Rev. Mickey Briles First Baptist Church Rev. Jimmy Williams 110 Kimberly St. • Rockingham James Nelson 282 Midway Rd. • Rockingham Sandy Grove Baptist Church 201 N. Randolph St. • Rockingham Jack Poe Bible Freewill Church of Worship Miracle Valley Deliverance Church 105 Sandy Grove Ch. Rd. • Rockingham 1000 West Ave. • Hamlet 678 NC Hwy. 381 • Hamlet First Harvest Faith Christian Center Lizzie Jackson www.sandhillsrmc.com A. Riley 110 Midway Rd. • Rockingham Sandy Ridge Baptist Church Bibleway Church Rockingham Phil Hinson (910) 205-8000 110 Bibleway Church Rd. Mirror Image Tabernacle Faith 123 Sandy Ridge Ch. Rd. • Rockingham Rockingham First Pentecostal Holiness Church Janice Norris Al McCormick 639 McNair Rd. • Rockingham Saron Baptist Church Boyd Lake Road Church of Christ 1407 McDonald Ave. • Hamlet Richard L. Stanford David Carter Mt. Calvary Missionary Baptist 123 Saron Church Rd. • Ellerbe eynolds 789 Boyd Lake Rd. • Hamlet First Pentecostal Holiness Church Barbara Covington B R A N D Harris Jordan 685 Ledbetter Rd. • Rockingham Second Baptist Church R EXTERIOR BUILDING PRODUCTS Calvary Baptist Church 172 Hannah Pickett Ave. • Rockingham Rev. Chris Hawks WILL PARSLEY WILL PARSLEY SEAMLESS Scott Conners Mt. Calvary Rock of Ages Church 518 4th St. • Hamlet OWNER 406 McDonald Ave. • Hamlet First Presbyterian Church (USA) James Hildreth GUTTERS Dwight H. Williams 464 County Home Rd. • Rockingham Shekinah Glory Ministries 26141 MARSTON ROAD Cameronian Presbyterian Church 904 Fayetteville Rd. • Rockingham Pastor James Covington LAUREL HILL, NC 28351 Rev. Wyatt Coley Mt. Carmel Freewill Baptist Church 135-A US Hwy 1 N. • Rockingham PH: 910-462-3823 179 Northam Rd. • Rockingham First Presbyterian Church (PCA) Mike Childers James B. Watson 573 Battley Dairy Rd. • Hamlet Shining Light Freewill Baptist Church Carl’s Revival Center Bible Church 133 W. Ballard St. • Ellerbe Pastor Howard T. Smith www.reynoldsbp.com Carl Leeittle Mt. Carmel Presbyterian Church (PCA) 126 Calvert St. • Rockingham AUTHORIZED DEALER 128 Ellen Rd. • Rockingham First Presbyterian Church (USA) PO Box 86 • Ellerbe 200 Rice St. • Hamlet Sidney Grove Church Cartledge Creek Baptist Church Mt. Olive Baptist Church A. Simpson Jason Lutz First United Methodist Church Pastor - Rev. Bryan Blackwell 401 McIntyre Rd. • Ellerbe 152 Ben Hudson Rd. • Rockingham Ken Buckingham Youth Pastor - Rev. C.J. Smith Call Today to 300 Charlotte St. • Hamlet 596 E. Washington St. Ex. • Rockingham Silver Hill Presbyterian Church Chappell Grove Missionary Baptist Naomi Newton McQuage Church First United Methodist Church Mt. Pisgah AME Zion Church 24881 Hoffman Rd. • Marston Rev. H.K. Williams Rev. Mike Sykes Reverend Dr. Christopher Lee Zacharias Sponsor Local Auto Rentals 111 Godfrey Rd. • Ellerbe 410 E. Washington St. • Rockingham 1015 Leak St. • Rockingham Sneed Grove AME Zion Church Rev. John L. Ervin 818 E. Broad Ave. Christ Memorial Church Fletcher’s Chapel Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church 1482 Green Lake Rd. • Ellerbe Rockingham, NC 1110 E. Washington St. • Rockingham Hwy. 1 • Hoffman Rev. Elizabeth W. Polk Churches 861 Grassy Island Rd. • Ellerbe Southside Freewill Baptist Church 910-895-6118 Christian Faith Outreach Ministries Foundations of Jesus Christ Ricky Jacobs Passenger Vehicles Available Teddy Williams Deliverance Temple Mt. Sinai Baptist Church 660 Sandy Ridge Church Rd. • Ellerbe 235 Ledbetter St. • Cordova Ester Almon 1208 Rockingham Rd. • Rockingham 113 Pine St. • Ellerbe Southwood Pentecostal Holiness Church of Christ Mt. Zion United Church of Christ Greg Amos Hwy. 74 E. • Rockingham Freedom Baptist Rev. Dian Griffin Jackson 468 US Hwy 1 S. • Rockingham Rev. Ronnie McLean 986 Ledbetter Rd. • Rockingham Church of God 987 US Hwy 1 N. • Rockingham Spring Hill Wesleyan Church 212 Palmer St. • Norman Nebo Wesleyan Church Rev. Edwin Luther Friendship Baptist Church Jeff Collins 289 Spring Hill Church Rd. • Hamlet Church of God in Christ Outreach J.L. McCullers 1812 Airport Rd. • Hamlet 1002 E. Washington St. • Rockingham Hwy. 177 N. • Hamlet St. James Catholic Church Rockingham, NC New Beginnings Baptist Church 1018 W. Hamlet Ave. • Hamlet Church of God of Prophecy Full Gospel Church of God Howard McLaurin 1-800-228-7322 Lomuel Stroman Estelle R. Quick Old Hwy 220 • Biscoe St. Joseph Bible Church of God 122 Jackson St. • Ellerbe 4153 US Hwy. 1 N. • Hoffman Bishop Jerry Moore New Beginnings Christian Church 469 NC Hwy. 73 E. • Ellerbe 910-997-4441 Church of God of Prophecy Glenwood United Methodist Church Rachel Lampley Steven Gilmer Joel Perry 670 Wiregrass Rd. • Hamlet St. Luke Freewill Baptist Church #2 139 Flowers St. • Rockingham 221 County Home Rd. • Rockingham Pastor Allen Sutton New Bethel AME Zion Church 119 Morrow Street • Hamlet Church of God of Prophecy Grace Baptist Church Rev. Bula Legrand Steve Crews Pastor Albert Hatcher, Jr. 100 Bethel Church Rd. • Hamlet St. Mary’s Holiness Church 615 Cheraw Rd. • Hamlet 136 Mill Rd. • Rockingham Mary L. Quick New Covenant Christian Fellowship 178 Channie McManus Church of God of Prophecy Grace Chapel Holiness Church Rev. Steve Powell Dobbin Heights Elizabeth Smith 2035 US Hwy. 74 E. • Hamlet 120 Hamer Road • Rockingham 300 Hendersonville St. • Hamlet St. Paul Lutheran Church Greater Diggs Chapel AME Zion New Diggs Chapel AME Zion John Pfisterer Church of Jesus Christ of Church Carol Turner 311 Marlboro St. • Hamlet Latter Day Saints Annie Bostick Mizpah Rd. • Rockingham 310 Roberdel Rd. • Rockingham 1258 Old Cheraw Hwy. • Rockingham St. Paul United Methodist Church 2124 Fayetteville Road New Direction House of Prayer Sandhill Rd. • Rockingham Church of the Holy Spirit Greater Gospel Lighthouse Church James Malloy Rockingham 309 W. Main St. • Hamlet 552 Green Lake Rd. • Rockingham 151 Mizpah Rd. • Rockingham St. Peters United Methodist Church 910-895-7775 205 N. Bridges St. • Hamlet Cobb Memorial Baptist Church Greater Wall Chapel AME Zion New Hope Baptist Church Chuck McKnight Rev. Tony Hornes 1596 US Hwy. 74 E. • Hamlet St. Stephen AME Zion Church 108 Safie Sixth St. • Rockingham 646 US Hwy 1 S. • Rockingham Rev. Kerby Woodard New Hope Freewill Baptist Church 407 West Ave. • Hamlet Call Today to Collins Revival Ministries Green Lake Missionary Baptist Church Rev. Allen Hudson Judy Gibbs Rev. Jerry McNeil 105 Blewett Ave. • Rockingham St. Stephens Missionary Baptist 136 Collins Church Rd. 507 Green Lake Rd. • Rockingham Rev. Gregory K. Freeman New Hope Temple of God 434 St. Stephens Ch. Rd. • Rockingham Sponsor Local Community Church Green Lake United Methodist Church Hwy. 38 • Hamlet Rev. Quinton Covington Rev. Bill Taylor Stelly’s Tabernacle 193 Mill Rd. • Rockingham 623 Green Lake Road • Rockingham New Life Church of Deliverance US Hwy 220 • Rockingham S.W. Davis, Jr. Churches Cordova Baptist Church Hamlet Church of Christ 410 Third St. • Hamlet Sweet Haven Church Bill Monroe 410 3rd St. • Hamlet Mitchell Roller 224 Ledbetter St. • Cordova Norman Presbyterian Church (PCA) 424 Midway Rd. • Rockingham Harbor For Souls Ministries Jack Bowling Cordova Pentecostal Holiness Church Larry Butler 3689 NC Hwy 220 N. • Norman Tabernacle United Methodist Church Pastor Glenn Taylor 219 Butler Circle • Rockingham 125 Slate Rd. • Rockingham 131 Center St. • Cordova Norman United Methodist Church Harvest Ministries Congregational Rev. Dena White Tabernacle Faith Pentecostal Holiness Cordova United Methodist Church Holiness Church PO Box 95 • Norman William Harrington BIRMINGHAM Rev. Brooks Gale Donald W. Robson 101 Pine St. • Hamlet 130 Ledbetter St. • Cordova 103 Harvest Church Rd. • Rockingham Oak Ridge Baptist Church Tommy Bivens Temple Baptist Church DRUG CO. Covenant Church (PCA) Harvest Time Tabernacle 261 Oak Ridge Church Rd. • Hamlet Joey Byrd Jerry Straight Daniel White 165 Airport Rd. • Rockingham 27 Main St., Hamlet 217 Midway Road • Rockingham 106 S. Groves Ave. • Rockingham Oakley Grove Freewill Baptist Church W.P. Horne, Jr. & Staff 539 Derby Rd. • Hoffman Temple Church of God in Christ Crestview Baptist Church Heritage Baptist Church Thomas C. Leak Rev. Robby Stewart 1301 S. Long Dr. • Rockingham Outreach for Jesus 104 S. Stewart St. • Rockingham 910-582-3585 436 Crestview Dr. • Rockingham Marvin Taylor Highland Acres Church of God 440 Battley Dairy Rd. • Hamlet Timmons Grove Missionary Baptist Cross Roads Ministries Eston Bailey 27501 Marston Rd. • Marston Thad Pearson, Sr. US Hwy. 74 E. • Rockingham Park Avenue Presbyterian Church 130 Apex St. • Hamlet Dr. James E. Lankford Touch of Grace FWB Church Highland Pines Free Will Baptist 1920 Park Ave. • Rockingham John R. Daniel Derby Baptist Church Pastor Don Kivett 1109 Hylan Ave. • Hamlet Lesly Holt 320 Chalk Rd. • Hamlet Pee Dee Baptist Association Call Today to 2178 Derby Rd. • Ellerbe Rev. David Benton, DOM Trinity Emmanuel Holiness Hoffman Baptist Church 1219 Rockingham Rd. • Rockingham Timothy Blackwell East Rockingham Free Will Baptist William Maness, Jr. 130 Entwistle St. • Rockingham Johnny Johnson PO Box 165 • Hoffman Pee Dee Baptist Church Sponsor Local 189 Airport Rd. • Rockingham James Bryant Triumpahnt Christian Center Holly Grove Missionary Baptist 100 Hamer Rd. • Rockingham Alonzo Jones East Rockingham Holiness Church Carve Jones 134 Mill Rd. • Rockingham Ken Bradshaw 401 Holly Grove Ch. Rd. • Rockingham Pee Dee United Methodist Church Churches 154 Safie Sixth St. • Rockingham Michael Griffin Victory Baptist Church Hopewell Baptist Church Hwy. 220. • Rockingham Russell Edwards East Rockingham Methodist Church 295 Battley Dairy Rd. • Hamlet 171 Clemmer Rd. • Rockingham Rev. Patricia S. Sykes Pemberton Temple Church of God 1009 Scaleybark Rd. • Rockingham Islamic Society of the Carolinas 209 Monroe Ave. • Hamlet Victory Deliverance Church of God Carolina Upholstery 819 Circlewood Dr. • Hamlet Tommy Graham Ebenezer Baptist Church Philadelphia United Methodist Church 114 N. Bridges St. • Hamlet & Interior Designs Daniel Scott Jehovah’s Witness Dora Dorsey Call Today to 875 US Hwy 1 N. • Rockingham 591 County Home Rd. • Rockingham 157 Philadelphia Dr. • Rockingham Wayman Chapel Specialist in Home Interiors 451 Osborne Rd. • Hamlet Ellerbe Fellowship Baptist Church Joy Freewill Baptist Church Pine Grove Baptist Church Kevin Thompson Pastor Lloyd O. Grant Corey Wilson West Franklin Street Baptist Sponsor Local Ray Seals - Owner 138 Wallace Rd. • Ellerbe 864 NC Hwy. 177 S. • Hamlet 275 Airport Rd. • Rockingham John McGirt (910) 895-0077 • Fax (910) 895-0078 331 W. Franklin St. • Rockingham Ellerbe Grove Missionary Baptist Kingdom Builders Piney Grove AME Zion Church Church Ronnie Moore 621 US Hwy. 74 W. Bus. • Rockingham West Rockingham Church of God Churches 190 County Home Rd. Darryl Carter 342 Mill Rd. • Rockingham 116 Garrett St. • Rockingham 162 Ellerbe Grove Church Rd. • Rock- Piney Grove Freewill Baptist Rockingham, NC 28379 ingham King’s Gate Church International 2817 Derby Rd. • Ellerbe West Rockingham United Methodist Eddie McLean Donald Dawkins Ellerbe First United Methodist Church 161 Sierra Ave. • Hamlet Pleasant Grove Baptist Church 217 US Hwy. 74 W • Rockingham Rev. Elizabeth W. Polk 1247 Sandhill Rd. • Rockingham 2281 Main St. • Ellerbe Ledbetter United Methodist Church Whole Word Gospel Church Rev. William Hart Pleasant Hill AME Zion Church Richardo Steel Emmanuel Ministries 475 Roberdel School Rd. • Rockingham 105 Lake Rd. • Rockingham 328 Airport Rd. • Rockingham 725 W. Hamlet Ave. • Hamlet Lee Thee AME Zion Church Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Zion & Trinity United Methodist Emmanuel Temple Church of God Rev. Samuel Richardson Pleasant Hill Church Rd. • Ellerbe Rev. Matt Seals Paul W. Bennett 428 Lee Thee Church Rd. • Rockingham 123 Zion Church Rd. • Rockingham 125 Ellerbe Rd. • Rockingham Poplar Springs Baptist Church Living Waters Pentecostal Holiness 478 Sandhill Rd. • Rockingham Zion United Methodist Church Episcopal Church of the Messiah 145 Loch Haven Rd. • Hamlet 128 Zion Church Rd. • Rockingham 202 Lawrence St. • Rockingham Prayer & Faith Temple Church 1119 US Hwy 1 North Livingston Chapel Missionary Tommy Legrand Rockingham Faith Free Will Baptist Church 1109 NC Hwy 381 • Hamlet 217 Thomas St. • Hamlet 910-997-4464 657 Airport Rd. • Rockingham Page 8A Richmond County Daily Journal, Rockingham, N.C. Weekender, Dec. 15-16, 2012 www.yourdailyjournal.com

From page one / nation Hamlet Man kills mother, then 26 at grade school From page 1A Although this is the NEWTOWN, Conn. (AP) — A old son was in class when the first year Carpenter is man killed his mother at home gunman burst in and shot the participating in Toys for and then opened fire Friday teacher. Tots, he has been working inside the elementary school “That’s when my son grabbed for Habitat for Humanity where she taught, massacring 26 a bunch of his friends and ran for the past three years. people, including 20 children, as out the door,” he said. “He was He credits his par- youngsters cowered in corners very brave. He waited for his ents for teaching him and closets and trembled help- friends.” about charity. “When I lessly to the sound of shots rever- He said the shooter didn’t was about Drew’s age, I berating through the building. utter a word. remember my dad dress- The 20-year-old killer, carrying Stephen Delgiadice said his ing up like Santa for the two handguns, committed sui- 8-year-old daughter was in the local churches. He would cide at the school, bringing the school and heard two big bangs. dress up early and my death toll to 28, authorities said. Teachers told her to get in a mom would drive us Police shed no light on the corner, he said. around so he could give motive for the attack on two “It’s alarming, especially in candy canes out to kids,” classrooms. Newtown, Connecticut, which Carpenter said. The gunman was believed to we always thought was the saf- Carpenter thought he could use this opportu- suffer from a personality disor- Associated Press est place in America,” he said. der and lived with his mother, His daughter was fine. nity to teach Drew that Parents leave a staging area after being reunited with their children following “not all kids are fortu- said a law enforcement official a shooting at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn. Friday. An Theodore Varga said he was who was briefed on the investi- in a meeting with other fourth- nate.” Drew said he is official with knowledge of the shooting said 28 people were dead, including doing Toys for Tots “to gation but was not authorized to 20 children. grade teachers when he heard discuss it. the gunfire, but there was no help kids get toys.” The rampage, coming less than action” to prevent such shoot- ing people in the building to the lock on the door. “He’s very generous,” two weeks before Christmas, was ings. “As a country, we have been attack by letting them hear the He said someone turned on Carpenter said of his son. the nation’s second-deadliest through this too many times,” hysteria apparently going on in the public address system so Carpenter’s house is school shooting, exceeded only he said. the school office. that “you could hear people in now an official Toys for by the Virginia Tech massacre Law enforcement officials State police Lt. Paul Vance the office. You could hear the Tots drop-off point, and that left 33 people dead in 2007. speaking on condition of ano- said 28 people in all were killed, hysteria that was going on. I he hopes to fill at least Panicked parents looking for nymity said 20-year-old Adam including the gunman, and one think whoever did that saved a one box with toys, but their children raced to Sandy Lanza killed his mother, Nancy person was injured. lot of people. Everyone in the has five boxes available. Hook Elementary School in Lanza, and then drove to the Lanza’s older brother, 24-year- school was listening to the ter- Residents will be able to Newtown, a prosperous com- school in her car with three old Ryan, of Hoboken, N.J., was ror that was transpiring.” drop toys off Dec. 15 and munity of about 27,000 people guns, including a high-powered being questioned, but the law Also, a custodian went run- 16, however, Santa and the special guests will 60 miles northeast of New York rifle that he apparently left in enforcement official who said ning around, warning people only make an appearance City. Police told youngsters at the back. Adam Lanza had a possible there was a gunman in the on Sunday night. Tents the kindergarten-through-fourth- Authorities said he shot up personality disorder said Ryan school, Varga said. will be set up in case it grade school to close their eyes two classrooms but otherwise Lanza was not believed to have “He said, ‘Guys! Get down! rains. as they were led from the build- gave no details on how the attack had any role in the rampage. Hide!’” Varga said. “So he was The show starts at 5:30 ing. Investigators were searching unfolded. actually a hero.” The teacher p.m. and ends at 10:30 Schoolchildren — some cry- Youngsters and their parents Ryan Lanza’s computers and said he did not know if the cus- p.m. on weekdays and ing, others looking frightened described teachers locking doors phone records, but he told law todian survived. 11:30 p.m. on weekends. — were escorted through a park- and ordering the children to hud- enforcement he had not been Varga said he tried to kick out Drew begins selling hot ing lot in a line, hands on each dle in the corner or hide in clos- in touch with his brother since an air conditioning unit in the chocolate at 6:30 p.m. other’s shoulders. ets when shots echoed through about 2010. window so the five teachers in every night. “Our hearts are broken today,” the building. The officials spoke on the the room could escape, but he a tearful President Barack A custodian ran through the condition of anonymity because only managed to knock out the Staff Writer Laura Edington can be Obama, struggling to maintain halls, warning of a gunman on the they were not authorized to dis- wood next to it, and the space reached at 910-997-3111, ext. 18, or by his composure, said at the White loose, and someone switched on cuss the unfolding investigation. wasn’t big enough for all of them email at ledington@heartlandpublica- House. He called for “meaningful the public address system, alert- Robert Licata said his 6-year- to squeeze through. tions.com. Charities From page 1A able to pick the wrapping changed to an annual County Literacy Council, Bread. The gift wrapping hours the hours are 8 a.m.-6 p.m. paper and ribbon used. Christmas event. Richmond Christian Parrish said Belk and for Dec. 15-22 are Sunday You must stay with your “This has been a col- All proceeds will first Counseling, Habitat for the United Way have through Thursday 10 packages while they are laboration for five years,” go to the United Way Humanity, American Red always been great part- a.m.-9 p.m., Friday 9 a.m.- being wrapped for liabil- said Michelle Parrish, Belk Campaign and Cross, New Horizons ners. “Every year, Belk 10 p.m. and Saturday 8 ity purposes. Executive Director with then be divided among Life & Family Services, contributes $500 to a.m.-11 p.m. Dec. 23, the United Way. “We were the various charities Staff Writer Laura Edington can be Salvation Army, the United Way,” said day before Christmas Eve, reached at 910-997-3111, ext. 18, or by invited to partner with that United Way helps, Rockingham Rescue Michelle Hollifield, Belk’s the hours are 9 a.m.-10 email at ledington@heartlandpublications. Belk to help with gift which include Sandhills Squad and Our Daily store manager. p.m. and Christmas Eve com. wrap,” she said. Children Center, Cordova The first year Belk and School, Richmond County United Way collaborated 4-H Clubs, Boy Scouts together, the gift wrap- of America, Girl Scouts ping was done during of the USA, Leak Street Christmas, Valentine’s Alumni, Back Pack Pals, Day, Father’s Day and Richmond Co. Aging Mother’s Day. Since Services, Samaritan then, the fundraiser has Colony, Richmond Mothers From page 1A God and I,” Quick said. the Remarkable Senior “This, to me, starts with Ladies Appreciation those who have already Dinner were: Ruth Brown, walked the path in life Lillie Young, Tommy that we too, as the young- Taylor, Mary L.Quick, Samsung Galaxy S™ II er generation, must walk. Carrie Little, Frances $ 99 There is so much work for 79 God to do. 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Shawn Stinson DeFrate is happy her team will meet at 3 p.m. Saturday will be a good test to see Sports editor will be making a short drive with the championship con- how mentally and physically SOUTHERN PINES — up U.S. Hwy. 1 instead of tak- test slated for 4:30 p.m. tough we are,” DeFrate said. Unlike last season when it ing a four-hour roundtrip to Kayla Ewing The Tigers are 5-0 on the “I know the Chapel Hill and and the rest of had to scramble to find a play over the break. season and have defeated Charlotte teams will be really the Richmond Christmas tournament to play “It will be nice to their opponents by physical, it will be good to Senior girls in, the Richmond Senior girls play close to home an average of 47 see if we can hold our own basketball team basketball team will be back and hopefully have points a game. The against them. will face Chapel on familiar ground next week. a nice fan base,” Patriots are 3-3 “We know our conference Hill in the open- The Raiders will partici- DeFrate said. “And on the season, not is tough, this tournament will ing game of pate in the Holiday in the it will be nice to play including their con- let us know where we stand this season’s Pines tournament hosted a team out of the test with Hoggard. mentally and physically.” Holiday in the by Pinecrest after entering region. I think it’s The Huskies are cur- The Raiders will return to Pines tourna- Eastern Alamance’s Holiday good to play teams rently 5-1 with their action 6 p.m. today when they ment. from different areas Hoopla last year. Pinecrest only loss coming by travel to face Union Pines Contributed by of the state.” Victoria DeFrate administrators elected to can- nine points at home before playing host to South Jimmy McDonald Richmond (2-5) is cel last season’s event, forcing against Myers Park, Robeson Wednesday. Richmond officials to search slated to play Chapel which lost in last year’s West Hill at 6 p.m. Friday, while for another holiday destina- Region final. Sports editor Shawn Stinson can be reached tion. Pinecrest will take on Hough “Chapel Hill and Charlotte at 910-997-3111, ext. 14, or by email at sstin- Richmond coach Victoria in the nightcap. The losers are big basketball areas. It [email protected]. Two Raiders set to battle South Carolina Shawn Stinson North Carolina pull out a Sports editor 26-19 victory. SPARTANBURG, S.C. “We say it’s all for the — One of the activities kids,” Crowder said. which always makes an “Everybody wants to win. impact on the players Tomorrow we will go out selected to the annu- there and showcase our al Shrine Bowl of the talent.” Carolinas is the visit to a This year’s game is local hospital. set for 1 p.m. today at For Richmond Senior’s Wofford’s Gibbs Stadium. Devant’e Covington and South Carolina leads the Tyrone Crowder, it was no series 41-30 with four different. The pair joined ties. their North Carolina Both Covington and teammates and Crowder said it South Carolina was difficult get- opponents ting back into the Sunday at the football shape and Shriners Hospital having the right in Greenville, S.C. state of mind. “We met the “It’s been going kids and walked good,” Covington around seeing said. “It’s been the different Tyrone Crowder tough coming areas,” Crowder back after three said. “I met some weeks.” kids who couldn’t walk Another adjustment for or stand up straight. It the pair has been learning makes you realize what a new playbook in a short you have.” period of time. Covington agreed with “It’s been a little more his fellow Raider, “It than I expected,” Crowder made me realize I’m tak- said. “It’s not that I ing advantage of my life.” thought it was going to That visit is serving as a be easy, but I didn’t know rallying cry for the North what to expect. We have Carolina team this week been practicing two times as it looks to win its sec- a day and the coaches put ond straight over South the plays in one day. Now Carolina. Last season, it has just been repeti- former Richmond stand- tion.” outs Antoine Crouch and Contributed by Jimmy McDonald Steve Houston helped See RAIDERS | 3B Richmond Senior defensive end Devant’e Covington was named to the NCPreps.com 4A all-state team.

Kyle Larson celebrates Panthers, Chargers after winning the K&N Pro Series East points cham- pionship last battle in ‘Hot Seat’ Bowl month at the Rockingham Speedway. SAN DIEGO (AP) — Thank Shawn goodness for Cam Newton and Stinson|Daily his explosive threat to score via Journal ground or air. Otherwise, Sunday’s game between the Carolina Panthers and San Diego Chargers would merely be a matchup of los- The lineup for Classic 3 ing teams that somehow came up with big Championship taking shape upsets last week, but slog- Staff report er signature event to our series championship to ROCKINGHAM — ging toward 2013 race schedule to Kyle Larson. Clay Rogers While the inaugural the end of mis- complement the NASCAR collected his fourth Classic 3 Championship is erable seasons. Camping World Truck Rockingham Speedway only a little over a month San Diego Series event on April victory in the UARA por- in the rear view mirror, coach Norv 14,” said Rockingham tion of the event. Rogers Ron Rivera Rockingham Speedway Turner is Speedway President other three wins came in has already firmed up the expected to get Andy Hillenburg. “As the Pro Cup Series. lineup for next year’s ren- fired at season’s end. Carolina’s all of our race fans who Tickets are currently dition of the event. came out to the Classic available for the April 14, Ron Rivera could join former Returning on November boss Turner in the unemploy- 3 Championship back in 2013 NASCAR Camping 2, 2013 will be the November know, it was World Truck Series event ment line. NASCAR K&N Pro Series The Chargers (5-8) are math- a phenomenal event with by calling the speedway East and the UARA- three outstanding races. ematically, if not realistically, office at 910-205-8800 or STARS Late Model Series. The addition of the Rev by visiting the Rockingham alive in the playoff race and des- They will be joined at the Oil Pro Cup Series makes Speedway website at www. perately trying to avoid their venerable one-mile oval it an even stronger event rockinghamspeedway.com. first losing season since 2003. by the Rev Oil Pro Cup in 2013.” “We learned a great deal They’re much closer to miss- Series. The 2012 K&N Pro from the first truck race, ing the playoffs for the third Rockingham was not on Series East event at and while our fans had a straight season than somehow the Pro Cup Series sched- Rockingham saw a last- great time at that event, pulling off a miracle. Don Wright|AP Photo ule in 2012, but ran five lap crash at the front of the staff here is committed Carolina (4-9) certainly isn’t races at the track from the field that allowed Tyler to making the second time going anywhere. After stunning San Diego Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers believes coach Norv Turner should retain his job despite the team 2008 to 2011. Reddick to claim the race around even better,” said See PANTHERS | 3B being 5-8. “It is great to add anoth- victory and handed the Hillenburg.

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RSHS Christmas ornaments on sale THE SCOREBOARDCall in your scores: 997-3111, ext. 44 • Fax your scores: 997-4321 The Richmond Senior athletic department is cur- e-mail your scores: [email protected] rently selling white Christmas ball ornaments with the green Raider diamond for $5 each. The ornaments are available to purchase in the school’s front office and Seattle 8 5 0 .615 300 202 Atlantic Division Milwaukee 90, Cleveland 86 will be on sale until noon Wednesday. FOOTBALL St. Louis 6 6 1 .500 236 279 W L Pct GB Detroit at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Arizona 4 9 0 .308 186 292 New York 17 5 .773 — Minnesota 113, New Orleans 102 Hamlet accepting basketball registrations National Football League Brooklyn 12 9 .571 4½ Boston at Houston, 8 p.m. The City of Hamlet is currently accepting signups x-clinched playoff spot Boston 12 9 .571 4½ Sacramento at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. By The Associated Press for basketball. Registrations are available at City Hall All Times EDT y-clinched division Philadelphia 12 11 .522 5½ Utah at Phoenix, 9 p.m. AMERICAN CONFERENCE Toronto 5 19 .208 13 Memphis at Denver, 10:30 p.m. Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. until Friday. East Thursday’s Game Southeast Division Saturday’s Games A late registration period will run from Dec. 27 to Jan. W L T Pct PF PA Cincinnati 34, Philadelphia 13 W L Pct GB Golden State at Atlanta, 7 p.m. 4. The cost is $30 per child and $40 during the late Miami 14 6 .700 — Cleveland at New York, 7:30 p.m. y-New England 10 3 0 .769 472 274 Sunday’s Games signup period. Participants must be 5 years old on or N.Y. Jets 6 7 0 .462 245 306 Green Bay at Chicago, 1 p.m. Atlanta 14 6 .700 — Orlando at Charlotte, 7:30 p.m. Buffalo 5 8 0 .385 289 352 Tampa Bay at New Orleans, 1 p.m. Orlando 9 13 .409 6 Indiana at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. before April 30, 2013 and cannot turn 16 by the same Miami 5 8 0 .385 240 276 Minnesota at St. Louis, 1 p.m. Charlotte 7 15 .318 8 Washington at Miami, 7:30 p.m. date. Players will be placed in leagues based on their South Indianapolis at Houston, 1 p.m. Washington 3 17 .150 11 Brooklyn at Chicago, 8 p.m. age. For information, contact the Hamlet Parks and W L T Pct PF PA N.Y. Giants at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Central Division Dallas at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Recreation at 910-582-7998. x-Houston 11 2 0 .846 365 263 Washington at Cleveland, 1 p.m. W L Pct GB Boston at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Indianapolis 9 4 0 .692 292 329 Jacksonville at Miami, 1 p.m. Milwaukee 12 9 .571 — L.A. Clippers at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. Tennessee 4 9 0 .308 271 386 Denver at Baltimore, 1 p.m. Chicago 12 9 .571 — Memphis at Utah, 9 p.m. Booster Club membership drive ongoing Jacksonville 2 11 0 .154 216 359 Carolina at San Diego, 4:05 p.m. Indiana 12 11 .522 1 Sunday’s Games Memberships for the Richmond County Athletic North Detroit at Arizona, 4:05 p.m. Detroit 7 17 .292 6½ Houston at Toronto, 1 p.m. Booster Club are currently on sale for $50. A member- Cleveland 5 19 .208 8½ Denver at Sacramento, 6 p.m. W L T Pct PF PA Seattle vs. Buffalo at Toronto, 4:05 p.m. Baltimore 9 4 0 .692 331 273 L.A. Lakers at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. ship provides admission into any Richmond Senior Kansas City at Oakland, 4:25 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE Cincinnati 8 6 0 .571 355 293 New Orleans at Portland, 9 p.m. athletic event except football and postseason contests. Pittsburgh at Dallas, 4:25 p.m. Southwest Division Pittsburgh 7 6 0 .538 278 264 San Francisco at New England, 8:20 p.m. W L Pct GB In addition, a membership includes a parking pass Cleveland 5 8 0 .385 259 272 San Antonio 18 6 .750 — for football games and a Richmond County Athletic Monday’s Game Memphis 14 5 .737 1½ West N.Y. Jets at Tennessee, 8:30 p.m. DEALS Booster hat. Memberships are available to purchase W L T Pct PF PA Dallas 11 12 .478 6½ y-Denver 10 3 0 .769 375 257 Saturday, Dec. 22 Houston 10 11 .476 6½ at the high school, Medical Center Pharmacy, Family Atlanta at Detroit, 8:30 p.m. San Diego 5 8 0 .385 292 281 New Orleans 5 17 .227 12 Friday’s Sports Transactions Pharmacy, Mabry’s Drug Store in Hamlet and Carolina Oakland 3 10 0 .231 248 402 Sunday, Dec. 23 Northwest Division The Associated Press Tennessee at Green Bay, 1 p.m. Farm Credit in Ellerbe. 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For information, contact Taneeka Philadelphia 4 10 0 .286 253 375 W L Pct GB Tim Hyers hitting coach for Greenville (SAL); Reader at 910-461-7062. South Washington at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. L.A. Clippers 16 6 .727 — Noah Hall hitting coach for Lowell (NYP); W L T Pct PF PA St. Louis at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Golden State 15 8 .652 1½ Darren Fenster manager, Dick Such pitching y-Atlanta 11 2 0 .846 337 259 San Diego at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. L.A. Lakers 10 14 .417 7 coach and Tom Kotchman coach of the Gulf Tampa Bay 6 7 0 .462 354 308 Cleveland at Denver, 4:05 p.m. Phoenix 8 15 .348 8½ Coast League team; and Aly Gonzalez coach New Orleans 5 8 0 .385 348 379 Chicago at Arizona, 4:25 p.m. Sacramento 7 14 .333 8½ for the Dominican Summer League team. Carolina 4 9 0 .308 265 312 N.Y. Giants at Baltimore, 4:25 p.m. KANSAS CITY ROYALS—Agreed to terms Satterfield selected North San Francisco at Seattle, 8:20 p.m. Thursday’s Games with OF Xavier Nady on a minor league W L T Pct PF PA Atlanta 113, Charlotte 90 contract. Green Bay 9 4 0 .692 323 279 New York 116, L.A. Lakers 107 NEW YORK YANKEES—Agreed to terms with Chicago 8 5 0 .615 308 219 BASKETBALL Portland 98, San Antonio 90 INF Kevin Youkilis on a one-year contract. Minnesota 7 6 0 .538 283 286 Designated LHP Josh Spence for assign- as new ASU coach Friday’s Games Detroit 4 9 0 .308 320 342 National Basketball Association Toronto 95, Dallas 74 ment. West The Associated Press Indiana 95, Philadelphia 85 TEXAS RANGERS—Announced C Konrad Tommy Bowman The Golden Panthers Schmidt cleared waivers and was assigned W L T Pct PF PA All Times EDT Orlando 99, Golden State 85 Winston-Salem Journal San Francisco 9 3 1 .731 316 184 L.A. Lakers 102, Washington 96 outright to Round Rock (PCL). made their first two EASTERN CONFERENCE BOONE (MCT) — bowl appearances while Scott Satterfield was Satterfield was there. selected as the next foot- In 2009, his first sea- Huxtable named Wolfpack DC ball coach at Appalachian son away from ASU, he State. was passing-game coor- RALEIGH (AP) — there, the Panthers were career is a stop at Central Satterfield, a former dinator and quarter- Veteran coach Dave top 30 performers in total Florida, where in 2008 he ASU quarterback and backs coach at Toledo. Huxtable is joining Dave defense, scoring defense, guided a top-20 defense long-time assistant for The Rockets ranked 20th the Mountaineers who Doeren’s new staff at North rushing defense and pass- which was eighth in the among FBS teams that Carolina State as defensive ing defense. returned last season after season with an average nation in points allowed. coordinator. In 2011, Huxtable served three years away from of 279 passing yards a Huxtable comes to the as linebackers coach at Huxtable also coached the program, replaceed game. Wolfpack after spending Wisconsin. at North Carolina, Georgia Jerry Moore as the pro- Satterfield, 39, from the season in the same Among Huxtable’s pre- Tech, East Carolina and gram’s coach. Hillsborough, Dave Huxtable role at Pittsburgh. While vious stops in a 31-year Oklahoma State. ASU reached started 27 games the agreement at quarterback for with Satterfield ASU from 1992 late Thursday, through ‘95. He and, was was a first-team approved by All-Southern Bernard declares for NFL draft the university’s Conference selec- board of trustees CHAPEL HILL (AP) — tion as a senior Friday. North Carolina tailback after passing for ASU offi- Gio Bernard is entering Satterfield 1,461 yards and cials announced the NFL draft after earn- rushing for 649 ing All-America honors as on Dec. 2 for an ASU team a sophomore. that Moore’s contract that went 11-0 in the reg- The school announced would not be renewed. ular season. Bernard’s decision Friday Moore coached the He first coached in morning. Bernard and Mountaineers the last 24 1998, when he joined coach Larry Fedora are seasons. ASU’s staff as wide scheduled to hold a news Satterfield served as receivers coach. He conference in the after- assistant head coach, coached running backs noon. offensive coordinator from 1999 through 2002, The 5-foot-10, 205- and quarterbacks coach and was quarterbacks pound tailback led the this past season. coach from 2003 through Atlantic Coast Conference Satterfield, who ‘08, during which the in rushing, scoring, all- has spent 16 seasons Mountaineers won three purpose yards and punt- as a player and assis- FCS national titles. return average. He was a tant coach for the Satterfield is mar- first-team all-ACC selec- Mountaineers, returned ried to the former Beth tion the past two years, to ASU this past sea- Burleson, the MVP on and was named a third- son after being offen- ASU’s women’s track team All-American by sive coordinator and team in 1995. The The Associated Press ear- quarterbacks coach for Satterfields have two lier this week. two seasons at Florida sons, Bryce and Isaac, A native of Boca Raton, International. and a daughter, Alli. 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Sports Smith still going strong at 33 CHARLOTTE (AP) — turned in a 1,000-yard receiv- Panthers receiver Steve Smith ing season at 35. said there was a time when he “My experience with receiv- was consumed by his goals, ers like Steve is once they get one of them being making the to a point and they haven’t Hall of Fame. slowed down, it seems like Make no doubt it; he’d still love to wind up there. they go forever,” Turner said. But the 12-year NFL veter- “The thing that Steve has an has mellowed some, taking aside from all his athleticism - a little more time to enjoy the his great speed, his strength, twilight of the NFL career as his ability to cut - is just has he quietly strives to become that attitude that’s so com- the first player ever drafted petitive that he’s going to go by the Panthers to make it to out and be successful. Canton, Ohio. “And I think when you’re “When you are so focused getting ready to play against on goals you start to miss him, you better understand other things,” Smith said. “So I’m enjoying not missing the it’s going to be a dogfight, other things. I’ll allow the it’s going to be competitive, other things to be discussed it’s going to be toe-to-toe for when I’m done playing.” 60 plays and you’d better be In the meantime, the ready to meet that challenge.” 33-year-old Smith plans to Panthers fourth-year cor- continue to spin the ball after nerback Captain Munnerlyn catches and irritate defensive called Smith is the best backs who attempt to shut receiver he’s ever faced “by him down. far.” That’s no easy task. “That’s great for me because Smith’s latest 100-yard receiving game Sunday I practice against him,” against Atlanta was the 43rd Munnerlyn said. “It makes the of his career, putting him in game on Sunday way easier the top 10 in NFL history. for me.” He currently ranks 26th all- Rainier Ehrhardt|AP Photo Former Tampa Bay and time with 11,277 yards receiv- Carolina Panthers wide receiver Steve Smith is ranked 26th all-time with 11,277 yards receiving and 32nd in receptions Carolina receiver Mark ing and 32nd in receptions with 759. Carrier played in the NFL (759). He needs 197 catches until he was 32 and can’t said. season. When Newton needs take reps off. … Then he’ll go and 2,500 yards receiving to imagine playing at the level move into the top 10 in both Despite being at the tail a big play, more often than back in right away and go 100 end of his career, Smith is still not he’s looking Smith’s way. miles per hour again. It’s just Smith is right now. categories. Carrier said at some point Those around him believe Carolina’s unquestioned No. 1 And how can you blame who Steve is, and that’s why he’s more than capable of receiver. him? he’s had so much success and in time the body begins to reaching those marks with He leads the Panthers “You know what’s interest- has lasted as long as he has.” wear down, but Smith doesn’t a few more seasons playing in receptions and enters ing about Steve is the way he Chargers coach Norv seem affected by any of that. alongside Cam Newton. Sunday’s game against San practices,” Rivera said. “He Turner compares Smith to “I think his competitiveness “He still plays like he’s 22,” Diego one yard shy of his still practices so hard and you Henry Ellard, another seem- is what drives him,” Carrier Panthers coach Ron Rivera seventh 1,000-yard receiving actually have to ask him to ingly ageless receiver who said. Panthers From page 1B the Atlanta Falcons 30-20, ing the bull, but it’s tough this league.” got a reprieve last year this season. With thou- feelings, my belief in him the Panthers are just try- to get in the bull ring After this year, though, when the Chargers used sands of tickets unsold, hasn’t changed, would ing to win consecutive and fight,’ ” said Rivera, it might be hard for a 4-1 run to finish 8-8. including the more expen- never change. I’m just games for the first time who was on Turner’s Turner to continue as a But team president Dean sive club seats that don’t going to focus on what I since last December. first staff and had risen head coach. Although he’s Spanos said then they’d count toward blackout can control,” the quarter- With a 10-19 record to defensive coordinator 54-39 in the regular sea- need to win this year to numbers and whose rev- back said Wednesday. in two seasons, Rivera before taking the Carolina son with the Chargers, save their jobs. enue isn’t shared with While Spanos will wait knows exactly what it’s job in 2011. “I was there he’s 112-121-1 in head Spanos, who pre- the visiting team, the until season’s end to dis- been like for Turner, when we heard it in 2010 coaching stints with sented Turner with a Chargers are missing out miss Turner and likely who was an unpopular and we had some bad Washington, Oakland and game ball following last on roughly $1 million Smith, Carolina owner hire in February 2007 things happen. You kind San Diego. He was fired Sunday’s 34-24 stunner at in revenue every time a and has gone 22-23 since of feel for him, but now from Washington late in Pittsburgh, isn’t expected game is blacked out. Jerry Richardson fired San Diego’s last playoff I really understand. To the 2000 season and from to grant another pardon Last year, Philip Rivers GM Marty Hurney — a appearance — an embar- see who he is and the the Raiders after the 2005 due to fan outrage and lobbied for Spanos to former Chargers assistant rassing home loss to the way he handles it with season. mounting blackouts. keep Turner. GM — after a 1-5 start. New York Jets following grace, believe me, people Chargers general man- The Chargers’ poor “I feel the same way At that time, Rivera said the 2009 season. have no idea how much ager A.J. Smith is expect- performance is costing about him and I feel the he was told by Richardson “Yes, you really do character it takes to do ed to get fired, too, due the team at the gate. The same way about the games the team needs to be because there’s a Spanish this, and coach Turner to glaring roster deficien- Panthers game will be the we’ve lost, which are on “trending upward” the proverb that says, ‘It’s has exhibited that year in cies. Chargers’ third straight us, on me. I think enough rest of the season. The easy to write about fight- and year out as a coach in Turner and Smith blackout and the fourth was said last year. … My Panthers are 3-4 since. Raiders From page 1B All the players got a North Carolina State’s (Spurrier) than the oth- lineman Tyrone Crowder Crowder has been recog- players selected as a break from their practices Dave Doeren, Duke’s ers,” said Covington, a were selected to the nized by the website since member of the offense Friday afternoon while David Cutcliffe and South Carolina commit. NCPreps.com 4A all-state the season ended. Earlier or defense. Scotland’s attending the Spartanburg Furman’s Bruce Fowler. “It was good though.” team it was announced this month, Crowder was Artemis Robinson was Touchdown Club Lunch of For Covington, it gave Covington, Crowder Friday afternoon. named to the NCPreps. named to the squad as an Champions. The luncheon him a chance to listen named to all-state team “It’s an honor,” com all classifications all- athlete. featured several college to his future collegiate ROCKINGHAM — Covington said. “It’s state squad. Covington and Sports editor Shawn Stinson can be coaches including: South coach. Richmond Senior defen- a great way to end my reached at 910-997-3111, ext. 14, or by Carolina’s Steve Spurrier, “I was paying more sive lineman Devant’e career.” Crowder were the only email at sstinson@heartlandpublications. Wake Forest’s Jim Grobe, attention to him Covington and offensive It was the second time Southeastern Conference com.

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Nation Rice withdrawal sparks gender concerns on Cabinet WASHINGTON (AP) — The top tration, former Defense Department contenders for the “big three” jobs in official Michele Flournoy is being con- President Barack Obama’s second-term sidered to lead the Pentagon and Lael Cabinet are all white men, rekindling Brainard, Treasury’s undersecretary of concerns among Democratic women international affairs, has been cited as about diversity in his inner circle. a contender for her agency’s top job. Now that Susan Rice has withdrawn Former California Rep. Jane Harman under pressure from consideration as has been discussed as a candidate for the next secretary of state, Democratic director of the Central Intelligence Sen. John Kerry of Massachusetts is Agency. the front-runner for the nation’s top A woman has never held the top job diplomatic post. Former Republican at any of those agencies. Associated Press Sen. Chuck Hagel of Nebraska is White House press secretary Jay House Speaker John Boehner of Ohio points to a chart to emphasize his talking point that government Obama’s favored candidate to run the Carney said Friday, “The president’s spending complicates the negotiations on avoiding the so-called “fiscal cliff,” during a news confer- Pentagon, and White House chief of approach has always been to seek ence on Capitol Hill in Washington, Thursday. Boehner is insisting that President Barack Obama wants staff Jack Lew is likely to be his next excellence and as part of that believes far more in tax increases than spending reductions and appears willing to walk the economy “right treasury secretary if he wants the job. diversity in terms of highly qualified up to the fiscal cliff.” “The boys network is alive and well,” candidates enhances excellence.” Democratic activist Donna Brazile Grumblings about gender diversity wrote on Twitter after Rice withdrew. in the Obama administration have “The war on qualified women never focused on raw numbers continues here in DC.” but more on whether enough Time for Plan B Rice, the U.S. ambassador women were in high-powered to the United Nations and a decision-making roles. close friend of the president, “While numbers say a lot, dropped out of consideration they don’t say everything,” for the State Department said Marcia Greenberger, on ‘fiscal cliff?’ job Thursday. That followed co-president of the National months of withering criti- Women’s Law Center. “Role WASHINGTON (AP) what they are when we deductions. For months, cism from Republicans over and influence are important — It’s beginning to look get into tax reform.” the GOP mantra has been her initial comments about John Kerry factors to bring to bear.” like it’s time for Plan B on “I think we end up with that raising tax rates the attacks on Americans in Secretary of State Hillary the “fiscal cliff.” something like this Plan will cost jobs, especially Benghazi, Libya — criticism Rodham Clinton certainly With talks between B,” said GOP lobbyist among businesses that several female House Democrats said has had a high-powered role in the President Barack Obama Hazen Marshall, a long- would be affected. Some smacked of sexism and racism. Rice administration, as did Health and and House Speaker time former Senate aide. 94 percent of America’s is black. Human Services Secretary Kathleen John Boehner appar- “They probably figure out businesses are struc- Her withdrawal reignited questions Sebelius during the debate on health ently stalled, the lead- something on the rates by tured so that profits go about gender diversity in the upper care reform. Longtime Obama confi- ing emerging scenario the end of the year but on directly to partners or echelons of the administration, a con- dante Valerie Jarrett serves as a White is some variation on the everything else negotia- shareholders who report cern that has nagged at the Obama House senior adviser and has the following: Republicans tions just continue.” the income on their indi- White House for years. The questions strongest personal relationship with would tactically retreat House Republicans vidual tax returns. grew so persistent early in Obama’s the president of anyone in the admin- and agree to raise rates on have yet to embrace the Moving to Plan B first term that the president invited istration. wealthier earners while idea. would also mean that his upper-level female staffers to a And women backed Obama over leaving a host of compli- “There are literally one side in the Obama- dinner to get their input on how to Republican Mitt Romney in the cated issues for another dozens and dozens and Boehner talks would have shake his administration’s “boys club” November election, 55 percent to 43 negotiation next year. dozens of members out to throw up their hands reputation. percent. The idea is that House there who have various and leave the bargaining Now, senior administration officials Yet a photograph released by the GOP leaders would ulti- ideas for how they could table. are considering whether a prominent White House Friday showing Obama mately throw up their endgame this, or Plan B “Listen, we have never woman should be named to a top meeting with his senior advisers hands, pass a Senate mea- type scenarios, but none changed our posture. We Cabinet post in order to create gender underscored where critics see prob- sure extending tax rates of that is under active remain willing, desirous balance, according to a person famil- lems. Jarrett is the only woman among on household income discussion or consider- of talking with the White iar with White House thinking. That the six aides in the room. exceeding $250,000, and ation by the leadership,” House, of being specific person spoke only on condition of Obama appointed seven women then duke it out next said Boehner spokesman with the president about anonymity because the person was not to his 22-person Cabinet during his year over vexing issues Kevin Smith. how we address the authorized to publicly discuss internal first term. An eighth woman, Rebecca like increasing the debt White House spokes- spending problem,” said White House deliberations. Blank, is currently serving as inter- ceiling and switching off man Jay Carney said House Majority Leader Among those whose names have im Commerce Secretary after John sweeping spending cuts Obama was still pursu- Eric Cantor, R-Va. been mentioned within the adminis- Bryson resigned earlier this year. that are punishment for ing a broader deal with The counter view prior failures to address Boehner that didn’t sim- is that even tea party the country’s deficit cri- ply address the expiring Republicans like Sen. sis. tax rates, but also more Rand Paul, R-Ky., are It’s easier said than revenue and spending resigned to the fact that done. reductions with a goal of Obama simply won’t yield For starters, that sce- reducing deficits. But he on rates and that a tacti- nario has a lot more said that was out of reach cal retreat would allow currency with Senate if House Republicans Republicans to rejoin the Republicans, who refused to let the top rates battle when it comes time wouldn’t have to vote for rise for wealthy earners. to pass must-do legisla- the idea after it comes “It is still their position, tion to increase the gov- back to the Democratic- as they tell you when you ernment’s borrowing cap controlled Senate, than ask them, that they want early next year. with leaders of the extension of the high-end That approach requires Republican-controlled Bush tax cuts. That is not House Republicans to House, who would have going to happen,” Carney retreat in a fashion sim- to orchestrate it and who said. “The president will ilar to the way major- still insist they’re not not sign such legislation.” ity Democrats relied abandoning talks with Don’t underestimate on Republican votes the White House and the explosion that giving when finessing must- that they’re standing firm in to Obama could cre- pass bills to fund mili- against raising tax rates. ate in GOP ranks, how- tary operations in Iraq “I think it’s time to ever. Republicans have and Afghanistan under end the debate on rates,” been adamantly opposed President George W. said Sen. Richard Burr, to raising marginal tax Bush. That would mean R-N.C. “It’s exactly what rates, even as they now structuring floor debate both parties are for. We’re say they’re willing to to allow the Obama- for extending the middle- raise $800 billion or more backed tax hike to pass class rates. We can debate in new tax revenues by mostly with Democratic the upper-end rates and closing loopholes and votes.

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Griffi n Toyota would like to congratulate Pat Campbell for achieving the highest sales in November. Way to go Pat!! Stop in today and let Pat make buying your new car or truck as easy as one-two-three! TOYOTA Hwy. 74 | Hamlet/Rockingham | 582-3300 www.griffi ntoyota.com Weekender, December 15-16, 2012 Living Jeffery, Caulder unite in marriage Bingham turns 1 Toni Lyn Jeffery of Hamlet and Rodney Alan “Bozo” Caulder of Rockingham were united in marriage Sept. 15, 2012, at the Fair Barn in Pinehurst, with the Reverend Chuck McKnight officiating the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Margaret Jeffery and the late Levie Jeffery of Hamlet, and the grand- daughter of the late Ernest and Sara Robinson of Hamlet. She is a gradu- ate of Scotland High School and Sandhills Community College. Toni is currently employed at T’z Head 2 Toe in Rockingham. The groom is the son of Gerald Caulder of Rockingham and Wanda Caulder of Hamlet, and the grand- son of the late Kennie and Letha Caulder, Billy and Marie Hodges and David Carlisle. He is a graduate of Richmond Senior High School and Northeastern Technical College. Rodney is currently employed at INA Bearing in South Carolina. The bride was given in mar- riage by her brother-in-law, Allen Puckett. The sister of the bride, Kim Puckett of Hamlet, was the Keaton Blaine Bingham maid of honor. Toni wore a can- dlelight white bridal gown with Keaton Blaine Bingham Tasha Beasley of Hamlet heavily ruched fitted satin. The celebrated his 1st birthday and Ernest and Barbara V-neckline featured a luxurious on Sunday, Nov. 4, 2012, Johnson of Hamlet. Keaton jeweled hand accenting the empire surrounded by friends and has one older brother, waist. She carried a bouquet of family. Braydan. white roses and white hydrangeas Keaton, who turned 1 on The party was Elmo- accented with plum-colored calla Nov. 1, is the son of Meagan themed. lilies. and AJ Bingham of Hamlet. All who attended had The bridesmaids were Ashley He is the grandson of Tim a great time, and Keaton Robinson of Lumberton, Amber Beasley of McColl, S.C., received many great gifts. Robinson of Laurinburg, Jordyn Stewart of Rockingham, Tauna Chappell of Rockingham and Leslie Davis of Rockingham. The Regina Maria Palmes and David Michael Armstrong Polson-Leviner turns 4 bridesmaids wore eggplant strap- less chiffon gowns, softly draped The ushers were brother of the Puckett, stood in as ring bearer. to the side with fluted backs. Lexi groom, Gerald W. Caulder Jr. of A reception followed the wed- Locklear of Hamlet was the Flower Hamlet, Eddie Caulder of Hamlet, ding at the Fair Barn in Pinehurst. girl. She wore a tutu dress with Ronnie Caulder of Hamlet, Phillip The couple enjoyed a honeymoon purples, blues, green and brown David of Connecticut and Jody at Charleston Harbor Resort in tulle. Keane of Hamlet. They wore gray Charleston, S.C. The father of the groom, Gerald tuxedos with eggplant vests and They currently reside in Caulder, stood in as the best man. ties. A nephew of the bride, Jacob Rockingham. Quickie weddings on the rise, just not in Vegas

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LAS VEGAS — Sin City, land of the quickie wedding, is in the midst of a serious love recession, and chapels in a city accustomed to playing the numbers aren’t about to let the latest money-making opportunity pass — Dec. 12, 2012. They are hoping the lure of a wed- ding license stamped with a once-in- a-century 12-12-12 will help boost rev- enue. Sin City’s share of the weddings business has fallen by a third since 2004 as cities from New Orleans to New York have gotten into the elope- ment industry. “From a marketing perspective, it’s a very big deal. Numbers are Associated Press associated with Vegas,” said Ann T-shirts advertising the 12-12-12 date sit on display Tuesday at A Little White Wedding Parsons, marketing director for Chapel in Las Vegas. These ‘once-in-a-century’ wedding dates have become more impor- Braydan Allen Polson-Leviner Vegas Weddings, which runs four tant each year as people increasingly look outside Vegas for nontraditional weddings. chapels in town. “Unfortunately, it’s Braydan Allen Polson- of Tim Beasley of McColl, the last date like that we’ll have.” In the absence of any obvious ber. Combining the two can offer Leviner celebrated his S.C., Tasha Beasley of Chapels from the rundown court- symbolism — like 7-7-07, which new couples balance,” the marketing 4th birthday Sunday, Dec. Hamlet and Steven and house area to the ritzy Strip are gamblers will recognize as the num- firm Back Bar USA said in a press 9, 2012, surrounded by Odessa Robinson of jumping at the chance to sell 12-12- bers for a lucky slot machine win- release announcing its $1,212,120 friends and family. Hamlet. 12 packages at three times the nor- ner— chapels are turning to Chinese wedding package that includes the Braydan, who turned 4 The party was mal price for weekday ceremonies numerology. use of a private jet, watches and ear- on Dec. 11, is the son of SpiderMan-themed. All during the wedding offseason, from “One is considered a yang number, rings for the wedding party, and din- Meagan and AJ Bingham, who attended had a great November to April. while two is considered a yin num- ner at a Michelin-rated restaurant. and Steven Polson, all of time, and Braydan received Hamlet. He is the grandson many wonderful gifts. Palmes, Armstrong Whitney, PSY, Sandy most Googled LOS ANGELES (AP) — The world’s attention wavered between the tragic and the silly in 2012, and Local births along the way, millions of people searched the Web to exchange vows to find out about a royal princess, the latest iPad, McKenzie son and a record-breaking skydiver. Tiffany Blue and Quentin McKenzie of Whitney Houston was the “top trending” search Rockingham, announce the birth of a son, Zei’kee of the year, according to Google Inc.’s year-end Jamar Juelz McKenzie, born on Nov. 9, 2012, “zeitgeist” report. Google’s 12th annual roundup is at FirstHealth Richmond Memorial Hospital, “an in-depth look at the spirit of the times as seen Rockingham. through the billions of searches on Google over Reyes daughter the past year,” the company said in a blog post Jorge and Petra Reyes of Rockingham, announce Wednesday. the birth of a daughter, Yulieth Noemi Reyes, People around the globe searched en masse for born on Nov. 9, 2012, at FirstHealth Richmond news about Houston’s accidental drowning in a bath- Memorial Hospital, Rockingham. tub just before she was to perform at a pre-Grammy Gould son Awards party in February. Zoraido V. Judd and Derrick Gould of Google defines topics as “trending” when they gar- Rockingham, announce the birth of a son, ner a high amount of traffic over a sustained period Zorrick Jermaine Gould, born on Nov. 8, 2012, Regina Maria Palmes and David Michael Armstrong of time. at FirstHealth Richmond Memorial Hospital, Korean rapper PSY’s “Gangnam Style” music Rockingham. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Armstrong. video trotted into second spot, a testament to his Capel son Dennis of Charlotte, for- David is the son of Mr. self-deprecating giddy-up dance move. The video is Linda Necole Terry and Stanley Wallace Capel merly of East Rockingham, and Mrs. Don Bigger of approaching a billion views on YouTube. Jr., announce the birth of a son, Jamir Shannon are pleased to announce Mt. Holly. Superstorm Sandy, the damaging storm that Capel, born on Nov. 8, 2012, at FirstHealth the engagement of their The couple will be knocked out power and flooded parts of the East Richmond Memorial Hospital, Rockingham. daughter, Maria Regina married in July 2013, in Coast in the midst of a U.S. presidential campaign, Palmes, to David Michael Charlotte. was third. THE LIFESTYLES DEPARTMENT CAN BE REACHED AT [email protected]; OR CALL 910-997-3111

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RICHMOND COUNTY month. Additional infor- on the second Saturday third Monday of each Rockingham. meets second Monday DEMOCRATIC WOMEN mation about NARFE is each month at 9 a.m. in month at 7:30 p.m. at VFW AUXILIARY: of each month at 10:30 meet on the last Monday available by contacting: the Richmond County Rockingham Masonic Ladies Auxiliary to a.m. at Community of each month at 6 George/Julina LeVander Emergency Services Lodge on Fayetteville Veterans of Foreign Wars Congregational Church, p.m. For more informa- (910) 895-9657; Sheila Office, 319 S. Lawrence Road, Rockingham. Post 4203 meets second 141 North Bennett tion, call President Pam Lang (910) 448-0704, or St., Rockingham. MASONS: Hamlet Thursday of each month St., Southern Pines. Dillman at 895-2774. Vilma Geisert (910) 215- RICHMOND Masonic Lodge No. 532 at 7 p.m. at Post Home, Information, George APPOINTMENTS 5898. COUNTY HISTORICAL A.F.&A.M. meets second River Road, Rockingham. LeVander, 895-9657. FOR LEGAL THE DOBBINS SOCIETY: Meets third and fourth Thursday of POST 49: American RICHMOND COUNTY ASSISTANCE — HEIGHTS CONCERNED Monday monthly at 7 each month at Masonic Legion and Auxiliary NAACP YOUTH Every third Friday of CITIZENS GROUP will p.m. in Rockingham City Lodge, 307 Main St., meets third Tuesday each COUNCIL will meet each month, a parale- meet at 6 p.m. on the first Hall, 514 Rockingham Hamlet. month at Post Home, every 1st Monday of gal with Legal Aid of Monday of the month Road, unless otherwise MASONS: Hamlet Boyd Lake Road, Hamlet. every month at 7 p.m. North Carolina, Inc. is at the Dobbins Heights announced. Call 895- Review Lodge No. 105, POST 147: American at the NAACP Office in available to meet with Community Center, 195 9057. PHA, 510 Pine St., meets Legion meets first Friday Hamlet. interested persons at the Daniels St. RICHMOND first and third Tuesday of each month 7:30 p.m. AMVETS: Post 316 Hamlet Senior Center by AUTISM SOCIETY COUNTY WOMAN’S each month at 7:30 p.m. Post Home off Ledbetter meets the last Tuesday appointment to provide OF NC –RICHMOND CLUB: Meets fourth MASONS: Day Springs Lake Road, Rockingham. of each month at 7 p.m. assistance in non-crimi- COUNTY CHAPTER Tuesday of each month Lodge 44 meetings held ROCKINGHAM at the East Rockingham nal matters (family law, meets on the third at 6 p.m. at FirstHealth first and third Tuesdays LIONS: Club meets sec- Fire Department. public assistance, hous- Saturday of the month Richmond Memorial of each month at 7 ond and fourth Monday WOODMEN OF ing, consumer protec- at 10 a.m. at FirstHealth Hospital cafeteria. p.m., located on Stewart of each month at 7:15 WORLD: Meets at 6:30 tion, etc). The service is Richmond Memorial. WOMAN’S CLUB OF Street, Rockingham. p.m. at Lions Clubhouse, p.m. on the first Monday free to low-income adults THE HAMLET HAMLET: Meets second Contact Ras Rush at 910- U.S. 220 N., Rockingham. of each month at Shoney’s age 60 or older. For infor- HISTORIC DEPOT Monday of each month, 206-0252. HAMLET LIONS: Restaurant, Rockingham. mation and to schedule AND MUSEUMS are September through May, MASONS: Elberta Club meets first and third WUSA: Women Unique an appointment, call the available for tours at 7 p.m. at Hamlet Masonic Lodge # 654 Thursday each month at in Spiritual Harmony, center at 582-7985. Monday through Friday, Woman’s Clubhouse, Oak meets the 1st and 3rd 7 p.m. at Lions Building, support group for women FREE GED CLASS — 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. It is Street, Hamlet. Tuesday of each month junction U.S. 74 and N.C. with problems, meets 7 Richmond Community also open Saturday and RICHMOND at 7:30 p.m. Dinner will 38, Hamlet. to 9 p.m. every Monday College has a free GED Sunday, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. SERVICE LEAGUE: be served on the 1st ELLERBE LIONS: at Haven of Truth class at Poplar Springs For any questions, please (Formerly Rockingham Tuesday. Club meets first and third Deliverance Church, U.S. Baptist Church at call (910) 417-7791. Junior Woman’s Club) SQUARE DEAL: Thursday of each month 1 North and Patterson 478 Sandhills Road in ORDER OF Meets on the fourth Lodge 801, 29th Masonic at 7 p.m. at Ellerbe Lions Road. Information, 895- Rockingham. Tuesdays EASTERN STAR: Open Tuesday of the month. District, regular commu- Club Park, Church Street 7050 or 997-3595. and Thursdays from Springs Chapter 320 For more information, nication first and third Ext., Ellerbe. ORDER OF EASTERN 5 to 8 p.m. Call Terry meets second Monday contact Dena Cook at Tuesday of each month at ELLERBE CIVITAN STAR: Palestine Chapter Thompson at 410-1787 of each month at 7:30 910-895-8491 or Melanie 7 p.m. at 294 N. Bridges CLUB: Meets every sec- 79 meets at 6 p.m. third for information. Enroll p.m. at Day Springs Carnes at 910-652-4897. St., Hamlet. ond and fourth Thursday Thursday of each month any time. Lodge on Stewart Street. ROCKINGHAM SANDHILLS at 7 p.m. at the Ellerbe at lodge hall, Pine Street, ORDER OF THE Rockingham. Questions, WOMAN’S CIVIC SHRINE CLUB: Meets Civitan Building on O.J. Hamlet. EASTERN STAR call Cynthia, 997-3451. CLUB: Meets first fourth Tuesday monthly Reynolds Road in Ellerbe. ORDER OF Open Spring Chapter NATIONAL Thursday of each month at 6:30 p.m. at Hamlet HAMLET ROTARY: EASTERN STAR: Elite 320 meets at 6:30 p.m. RAILROAD: Museum at 6 p.m. at law office Masonic Lodge. Club meets every Tuesday Chapter 587 meets at 6 on the second Monday and Hall of Fame, of Pittman and Davis, MARINE CORPS from noon until 1 p.m. p.m. second Monday of of each month at 118 Business Hwy. 74 East, Rockingham. LEAGUE: Detachment at Sandhills Regional each month at 194 N. South Stewart Street Hamlet. Open Saturdays DAR: General Henry 1252 meets at 6 p.m. Hospital, Hamlet. Bridges St., Hamlet. Rockingham 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. and William Harrington the second Monday of ROCKINGHAM CHRISTIAN Contact Person Addie Sundays 1 p.m. until 4 Chapter of Daughters each month, 4 Oaks Bank ROTARY: Club meets SINGLES: Rainy Day M. Robinson 910-206- p.m. and other times by of American Revolution Bank conference room, every Monday at noon Fellowship, a group of 1186 appointment. meets second Monday of Rockingham. at FirstHealth Richmond adult Christian singles, COMMUNITY BIBLE NEW CHOICES each month at 6 p.m. at the MILITARY ORDER Memorial Hospital third ages 25 years and up, STUDY meets each PROGRAM: First First United Methodist OF PURPLE HEARTS: floor. meets at different Thursday at 7 p.m. 325 Things First Workshop Church in Rockingham. Chapter 647 meets the ROCKINGHAM Aberdeen/Pinehurst/ Long Drive, Rockingham and Seminar Series held Information, 652-5770 or third Monday of each MOOSE LODGE 1838: Southern Pines area res- (across from Perdue) For every Wednesday from 1 895-1009. month at 6:30 p.m. at Members meet 2 p.m. taurants 6:30 p.m. each more information, con- p.m. to 2 p.m. For more ROCKINGHAM Park Avenue Presbyterian first Sunday of every Monday. Information, tact Evangelist Robert information, call 910- CIVITANS: Club meets Church, 1920 Park Ave., month at lodge on Crow call (910) 206-1960 and David Sr. at 910-461- 997-4944. every second and fourth Rockingham. Run across from Perdue. leave message or e-mail 9186 HAMLET BUSINESS Thursday at 7 p.m. at HAMLET V.F.W.: EAST ROCKINGHAM: rainYdayfellowship@ HARDEE GIRL’S DEVELOPMENT FirstHealth Richmond Post 7314 meets second Men’s Club meets sec- yahoo.com. BOOK CLUB meets on ASSOCIATION meets Memorial Hospital. Sunday of each month at ond Monday of each DEMOCRATIC the 2nd Monday of each on the fourth Tuesday of KIWANIS CLUB: 2 p.m. at Post Home on month at 7 p.m. at WOMEN OF RICHMOND month at 10 a.m. at the the month in the Hamlet Meets every Tuesday Boyd Lake Road, Hamlet. East Rockingham Fire COUNTY: Meet the Hamlet Senior Center. Historic Depot. at 1 p.m. for lunch at ROCKINGHAM Department. fourth Monday of Librarian Ginger Haigler, HAMLET HISTORIC Shoney’s. V.F.W.: Post 4203 meets NARFE: Sandhills each month at 6 p.m. facilitator. DEPOT: Board meets on MASONS: Rockingham second Thursday of each Chapter 1895 of National at Richmond County RED HAT CHAPTER the first Tuesday of the Masonic Lodge 495 AF month at 7 p.m. at Post Association of Retired VICE QUEENS meet month at 5:30 p.m. in the & AM meets first and Home, 4203 River Road, Federal Employees See CALENDAR | 3C the first Tuesday of each Depot. month at 3 p.m. at the ROCKINGHAM Hamlet Senior Center. HOUSING SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15 TIME WARNER CABLE S1 - DISH NETWORK S2 - DIRECTV VETERANS CLUB AUTHORITY: MEETING meets the Monthly meeting held 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 12 AM 12:30 S1 S2 2nd Wednesday of each third Tuesday of each ABC Entertainment Tonight Transformers (2007, Action) Megan Fox, Josh Duhamel, Shia LeBoeuf. Two alien robot Eyewitness (:35) Criminal Minds (:35) Burn month at noon at the month at 4:30 p.m. at 9 9 (9) WSOC 9 Weekend tribes battling for supremacy come to Earth seeking an energy source. News Tonight "Epilogue" Notice Hamlet Senior Center. Rockingham City Hall, Registration is required 514 Rockingham Road, CBS (3) Paid (3) (13) Paid Elf (2003, Comedy) James Caan, Bob Newhart, Will 48 Hours Mystery "Mystery (3) News (3) (:35) (3) (:05) (3) (:35) Alien by the 2nd Monday of the Rockingham. The public (3) WBTV 3 (5) On Program Ferrell. A man raised as an elf at the North Pole travels to New on Twin Peaks Drive" (3) (:20) Sports Attorney America Now (5) (:35) 3 3 month. is welcome. (5) WRAL 5 Record (5) The York to find his true father. (5) News (5) (:35) C.Mind Inside Ed. GRANDPARENTS AL-ALON FAMILY (13) WBTW 13 (13) Fortune Perfect Tree (13) News (13) Burn (13) Paid RAISING GROUP: For support NBC Jeopardy! Wheel of Chicago Fire "Professional Chicago Fire "Hanging On" Chicago Fire "Rear View NC 36 at Saturday Night Live 36 36 GRANDCHILDREN for friends and families (36) WCNC 6 Weekend Fortune Courtesy" Mirror" 11:00 meet on the 4th Thursday of alcoholics meets at PBS The Lawrence Welk Show As Time Goes Keeping Up Yes Minister Masterpiece "Foyle's war: MI-5 Austin City Limits "Monsters 4 30 of each month at the 6:30 p.m. each Tuesday (4) WUNC 4 "Songs of the '70s" By Appearances Bleak Midwinter" of Folk" Hamlet Senior Center. at the Samaritan Colony FOX The Big Bang The Big Bang Cops "Odd Cops "Smooth Kitchen Nightmares Fox News at (:35) Fox News Masterchef "Top 6 Compete" 30 Seconds to Loves Ray Register by calling 582- Chapel, U.S. 220. 18 18 (18) WCCB 11 Theory Theory Arrests #5" (N) Criminal" "Charlie's" 10 p.m. Got Game Fame "Ray's Ring" 7985. THE HUMANE ALZHEIMER’S SOCIETY OF (46) CW 8 Two and Half Two and Half Leverage "The Miracle Job" Leverage Cold Case Files '70s Show 30 Rock Rules of Eng Old Christine 46 46 SUPPORT GROUP RICHMOND COUNTY (55) MNT 17 Family Guy Family Guy Law & Order "I.D." Law & Order My TV News HollyScoop Mr. Box Mr. Box Paid Program Paid Program 55 55 meets the 3rd Wednesday meets every second (64) ION 10 The Browns The Browns Criminal Minds The Closer Eyewit. News (:35) Hot Topics (:05) Insider (:35) Ent. Tonight (:35) Hollywd. 64 64 of each month at 10 a.m. Monday at 6:15 p.m. A&E 36 Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Parking Wars Parking Wars Parking Wars Parking Wars Exterminator Exterminator Storage Wars Storage Wars 118 265 at the Hamlet Senior at the HSRC Animal Center. Register by call- Shelter, 529 Business 74 AMC 27 White Christmas ('54, Mus) Danny Kaye, Bing Crosby. (:45) White Christmas (1954, Musical) Danny Kaye, Rosemary Clooney, Bing Crosby. Movie 130 254 ing 582-7985. West, Rockingham. The ANPL 38 Too Cute! Too Cute! Too Cute! "Kitten Dolls" Too Cute! "Puppies" Too Cute! "Kitten Dolls" Too Cute! "Puppies" 184 282 SENIOR GAMES meeting is open to the BET 59 All About the Benjamins ('01, Act) Mike Epps, Ice Cube. Obsessed ('09, Thril) Idris Elba, Beyoncé Knowles. Meet the Browns D. Mann. 124 329 OF RICHMOND public. BRAVO 37 A Few Good Men (1992, Drama) Demi Moore, Jack Nicholson, Tom Cruise. A Few Good Men (1992, Drama) Demi Moore, Jack Nicholson, Tom Cruise. 129 273 COUNTY STEERING RICHMOND COUNTY CMT 51 Bar Res. "Swanky Troubles" Bar Rescue "Chumps" Redneck Island Chainsaw Chainsaw Redneck Island Chainsaw Chainsaw 166 327 COMMITTEE meets BEEKEEPERS: CNBC 34 Money Made Millions Factories "John Deere" The Suze Orman Show Princess Princess Factories "John Deere" The Suze Orman Show 208 355 the 2nd Tuesday of each Association meets month at 2 p.m. at the fourth Tuesday of each CNN 32 CNN Newsroom Who Is Black in America? Piers Morgan Tonight CNN Newsroom Who Is Black in America? Piers Morgan Tonight 200 202 Hamlet Senior Center. month at 7 p.m. at COM 52 Grandma's Boy ('06, Com) Linda Cardellini. Jackass 3.5 ('11, Doc) Johnny Knoxville, Bam Margera. Get Him to the Greek ('10, Com) Jonah Hill. 107 249 AL-ANON will meet County Extension Office. DISC 35 Moonshiners Moonshiners Moonshiners Mnshiner "Prophecy Fulfilled" Moonshiners Mnshiner "Prophecy Fulfilled" 182 278 Monday from 8-9 p.m. Information, call 652- DISN 54 Beauty and the Beast Paige O'Hara. Cinderella ('50, Ani) Ilene Woods. All Star New Year A.N.T. Farm Jessie Good Luck ... Shake It Up 172 290 at First Presbyterian 4363. ESPN-C 69 (5:30) PUSH ESPN Films "Elevate" 30 for 30 "Benji" 30 for 30 "Benji" 30 for 30 "Benji" 143 208 Church on Fayetteville JW MASK JR ESPN (4:30) NCAA Football NCAA Basketball Holiday Hoops West Virginia vs. Michigan (L) NCAA Basketball Holiday Hoops Florida vs. Arizona (L) SportsCenter Road, Rockingham ALUMNI CHAPTER 39 140 206 POPLAR HILL meets on the 4th Monday ESPN2 68 NCAA Volleyball Division I Tournament (L) NCAA Basketball Holiday Hoops Kansas State vs. Gonzaga (L) SportsCenter NBA Tonight Herbies (N) 144 209 LODGE #331 in the of each month at 6 p.m. FAM 29 (6:00) Toy Story Toy Story 2 ('99, Ani) Voices of Tim Allen, Tom Hanks. Santa Comin' to Town Year Without Santa Jack Frost 180 311 29th Masonic District, at the NAACP build- FOOD 55 Sugar "Rock Star Concert" Chopped Chopped Chopped Iron Chef America Chopped 110 231 will hold regular com- ing on Hamlet Avenue FSS 40 Sports ASA Big Air Triples WPT Poker Grand Prix de Paris WPT Poker Borgata Open Boxing Golden Boy Ramos vs. Bolanos NCAA Basketball Lipsc./Ken. 420 630 munication on the sec- in Hamlet. All alumnas HGTV 46 House Hunters Renovation Love/List "Mom Moved in" Love It/List It "Vegan House" House Hunter House Hunter House Hunter House Hunter Love It/List It "Vegan House" 112 229 ond and fourth Tuesday from CHHS-MAHS are of each month at 7 p.m. welcome. HIST 65 Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Mankind: The Story of All of Us "Revolutions" Pawn Stars Wiseass Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Mankind "Revolutions" 120 269 at 106 Stokes Road, DAV CHAPTER 59 INSP 78 High Chaparral "The Covey" Bonanza "Feet of Clay" The Secret of Giving ('99, Dra) Reba McEntire. The Nativity Story ('06, Dra) Keisha Castle-Hughes. 259 364 Rockingham. AND AUXILIARY: LIFE 31 (6:00) Holly's Holiday Merry In-Laws ('12, Rom) Shelley Long, George Wendt. The Real St. Nick (2012, Family) Callard Harris, Torrey DeVitto. Merry In-Laws George Wendt. 108 252 BLACK POT FISH Meets second Tuesday of LMN 72 (6:00) The Elizabeth Smart Sto... We Have Your Husband ('11, True) Esai Morales, Teri Polo. Held Hostage ('09, Dra) Natasha Calis, Julie Benz. We Have Your Husband 109 253 FRY - Church Fundraiser each month at Chapter MTV 43 Jersey Shore Jersey "Meatball Mashup" Jersey Shore Jersey Shore Jersey "Damage Is Done" Jersey "Situation Problems" 160 331 held by Tabernacle Faith home, N.C. 177 S. NICK 30 Victorious Victorious Victorious (N) Marvin (N) How to Rock iCarly The Nanny The Nanny Friends (:35) Friends (:05) Friends (:40) Friends 170 299 Pentecostal Holiness Hamlet. Meal is at 6 p.m. Church, 101 Pine St., Immediately following SCIFI 64 (6:30) The Dead ('10, Hor) Robert Freeman. (P) Dead Season (2012, Horror) (P) Wrong Turn 4: Bloody Beginnings ('11, Hor) Sean Skene. 122 244 Hamlet — Held every meeting at 6:30 p.m. SPEED 67 Car Warriors "'66 Mustang" Car Warriors "'79 Cadillac" Warriors "'00 F-150 Trucks" Dirt Racing Lucas Oil Supercross 150 607 Friday and Saturday VIETNAM VETERANS SPIKE 44 (4:40) A Bronx Tale Goodfellas (1990, Crime Story) Joe Pesci, Robert De Niro, Ray Liotta. (:50) Digger (:20) Digger (:55) Digger 168 262 from 11 a.m. until. Dine OF AMERICA: Meets TBS 24 King-Queens King-Queens The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang Wedding "We Are Family" Wedding "We Are Family" The Heartbreak Kid 139 247 in, carry out and deliv- first Monday of each TCM 25 (6:15) Forbidden Planet Bandwagon ('96, Com) Kevin Corrigan. Star ('93, Dra) Craig Bierko, Jennie Garth. (:45) Sweet Bird of Youth 132 256 ery. On the menu: Fish, month at Rockingham TLC More Crazy Christmas Lights Invasion Christmas Invasion Christmas My Crazy Obsession Invasion Christmas Invasion Christmas hamburger, fried chicken, VFW Post 4203 at Old 48 183 280 hot-dogs, baked beans, River Road and Caroline TNT 26 (5:30) The Town Shooter (2006, Action) Michael Peña, Danny Glover, Mark Wahlberg. Shooter (2006, Action) Michael Peña, Danny Glover, Mark Wahlberg. 138 245 french fries, hush pup- Street. Meeting begins at TOON 53 Who Framed Roger Rabbit? Bob Hoskins. American Dad Family Guy Cleveland Black Dyna Boondocks Bleach Naruto 176 296 pies, cole slaw, cake and 7 p.m. TRAVEL 47 Food Truck Paradise Ghost Adv. "Hellfire Caves" GhostAdv "Ashmore Estates" GhostAdv "Edinburgh Vaults" Ghost Adventures GhostAdv "Ashmore Estates" 215 277 soda. To pre-order, call BOOK CLUB: Hardee TVLAND 56 Cosby Show Cosby Show Cosby Show Cosby Show Loves Ray Loves Ray Loves Ray Loves Ray Loves Ray King-Queens King-Queens King-Queens 106 301 582-5558 or 995-3615. Girl’s Book Club meets USA 28 Law&O.:SVU "Dependent" Law&O.:SVU "Informed" Law&O.:SVU "Paternity" Law & Order: S.V.U. "Zebras" Ocean's Thirteen ('07, Com) Brad Pitt, George Clooney. 105 242 CHAPTER 1895 wel- 10 a.m. the second comes all Federal/Postal Monday of each month WGN 19 Home Videos Bulls Eye NBA Basketball Chicago Bulls vs. Brooklyn Nets Site: Barclays Center WGN News Bones Bones 239 307 employees, retirees, at Hamlet Senior Center. VH1 42 (6:00) Saturday Night Live Gremlins (1984, Comedy) Phoebe Cates, Hoyt Axton, Zach Galligan. Champs of Cute "Hour 1" Champs of Cute "Hour 2" T.I. and Tiny 162 335 spouses/surviving spous- RICHMOND PREMIUM CHANNELS es to meetings, held COUNTY AMATEUR HBO 7 Movie New Year's Eve ('11, Rom) Sarah Jessica Parker. Boxing WCB Donaire vs. Acre, Rigondeaux vs. Kratingdaen Fight Game 300 501 each 2nd Monday of the RADIO CLUB: meets MAX 320 (6:15) Green Lantern (:15) 50 First Dates ('04, Rom) Adam Sandler. The Sitter ('11, Com) Ari Graynor, Jonah Hill. Zane's Sex Chronicles "Entice" 310 512 www.yourdailyjournal.com Richmond County Daily Journal, Rockingham, N.C. Weekender, December 15-16, 2012 Page 3C LOCAL LIFE

Your drink: Now the SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16 TIME WARNER CABLE S1 - DISH NETWORK S2 - DIRECTV 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 12 AM 12:30 S1 S2 ABC Funniest Home Videos Wipeout "Deck the Balls" The Bachelorette: Ashley & J.P.'s Wedding (N) Eyewitness (:35) Hot Topic (:05) The Closer "Blue Blood" 9 9 most pleasant part (9) WSOC 9 "Christmas Spectacular" News Tonight CBS (4:25) NFL 60 Minutes Survivor: Philippines (SF) (N) Survivor: Philippines (3) News (3) (:05) Point (3) (13) Paid (3) WBTV 3 Football "Reunion" (N) (5) WRAL (5) (:05) (5) (:35) The 3 3 (5) WRAL 5 Pittsburgh vs News Coaches Closer "Blue of airline traveling (13) WBTW 13 Dallas (L) (13) News 13 (13) Jeop. Blood" NBC Football Night in America (L) (:20) NFL Football San Francisco 49ers vs. New England Patriots Site: Gillette Stadium -- Foxborough, Mass. (L) NC 36 at Panthers Whacked Out 36 36 NEW YORK (AP) — Airlines have found a way to take (36) WCNC 6 11:00 Gameday Sports the edge off the stress of flying and make a few extra bucks PBS Lark Rise to Candleford Masterpiece Classic "Downton Abbey, Series II" Masterpiece Classic EastEnders EastEnders As Time Goes Keeping Up along the way: fancy new cocktails, craft beers and elegant 4 4 30 wines. (4) WUNC "Downton Abbey, Series II" By Appearances FOX Clevela. "Die The Cleveland Simp. "To Cur Bob's Burgers Family Guy American Dad Fox News at (:35) Fox News The Ernest Angley Hour Jack Van The Bus Stop The drinks advertised in the back of in-flight magazines 18 18 — or on sleek seatback touchscreens — are starting to (18) WCCB 11 Semi-Hard" Show (N) With Love" (N) (N) (N) (N) 10 p.m. Got Game Impe Presents Game resemble those at the hottest nightclubs. (46) CW 8 Two and Half Two and Half The Border The Collector Cold Case Files Charlotte N.C. Spin Tim McCarver 3 Wide Life 46 46 n Virgin America offers “Grandma’s Coffee,” an iced (55) MNT 17 House Payne House Payne Cold Case "Lady in the Box" Case "Murder on the Menu" My TV News Accord.Jim 'Til Death 'Til Death Paid Program Paid Program 55 55 cappuccino with Jack Daniels whiskey for $9. Its beer selection includes San Francisco-based 21st Amendment (64) ION 10 CSI: Miami "In Plane Sight" Burn Notice Castle "The Double Down" Eyewit. News (:35) Access Hollywood (:35) CSI: Miami "Bad Seed" (:35) Inside Ed. 64 64 and Black Star from Whitefish, Mont. Both cost $7. A A&E 36 Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Be the Boss "Auntie Anne's" Storage Wars Storage Wars 118 265 Bud Light is $6. AMC 27 (5:30) Prancer Sam Elliott. A Christmas Carol ('84, Dra) Nigel Davenport, George C. Scott. A Christmas Carol ('84, Dra) Nigel Davenport, George C. Scott. 130 254 n US Airways has partnered with mixer company ANPL 38 Bigfoot "Dances with Bigfoot" Rattlesnake Republic Call Wildman Call Wildman Finding Bigfoot Call Wildman Call Wildman Finding Bigfoot 184 282 Stirrings to sell mojitos and cosmos for $8 each. n Delta offers the “Sky Breeze,” which is vodka, Fresca BET 59 (6:30) Obsessed Beyoncé Knowles. Meet the Browns ('08, Com/Dra) Angela Bassett, Rick Fox, D. Mann. College (N) Don't Sleep BET Inspiration 124 329 and a splash of cranberry-apple juice over ice for $7. It also BRAVO 37 Shahs of Sunset Housewives Atlanta Housewives Atlanta (N) Shahs of Sunset (N) Watch (N) Atlanta "I Do...But, I Won't" Shahs 129 273 sells small batch bourbon from Woodford Reserve for $7. CMT 51 Fireproof (2008, Drama) Erin Bethea, Ken Bevel, Kirk Cameron. Grumpier Old Men ('96, Com) Jack Lemmon. (:45) Fireproof ('08, Dra) Kirk Cameron. 166 327 Other airlines create drinks to get travelers into the CNBC 34 Princess Wall Street MadeMillions Made Millions Behind Closed Doors Amer. Greed "Funny Money" 60 Minut. "Science & Money" Pill Poppers 208 355 mindset of their destination. United sells a “Trader Vic’s CNN 32 CNN Newsroom Zakaria "Tough Decisions" Piers Morgan Tonight CNN Newsroom Zakaria "Tough Decisions" Piers Morgan Tonight 200 202 Mai Tai” for $9 on flights to and from Hawaii. “It’s simply a matter of finding a way to get people to COM 52 Movie Get Him to the Greek ('10, Com) Russell Brand, Rose Byrne, Jonah Hill. Zack and Miri Make A Porno ('08, Com) Seth Rogen. (:20) Tosh.O (:50) Tosh.O 107 249 spend money,” says Henry Harteveldt, a travel industry DISC 35 Amish Mafia Amish "Fire From the Lord" The Hindenburg (N) Gold Rush "Up Smith Creek" Amish "Fire From the Lord" The Hindenburg 182 278 analyst with Hudson Crossing. “They see people spending DISN 54 Dog Blog Good Luck ... Shake It Up Jessie A.N.T. Farm Jessie Good Luck ... Austin/ Ally Dog Blog Jessie Wizards Wizards 172 290 $12, $14, $15 or more for fancy martinis, cosmopolitans ESPN-C 69 Gunnin' For That #1 Spot (2008, Sport) 30 for 30 "Benji" 30 for 30 "Benji" 30 for 30 "Benji" 143 208 or other beverages on the ground.” Flying isn’t what it used to be. Long lines, ever-chang- ESPN 39 (3:30) Poker SportsCenter 30 for 30 "Broke" 30/30 "Ghosts of Ole Miss" SportsCenter SportsCenter 140 206 ing security rules and limited overhead bin space have all ESPN2 68 Fitness Fitness Fitness Fitness Fitness CrossFit Games Fitness Fitness Fitness CrossFit Games Poker World Series 144 209 made traveling much more stressful. It’s no wonder many FAM 29 Toy Story 3 (2010, Animated) Tim Allen, Tom Hanks. (:25) Toy Story Toy Story 3 (2010, Animated) Tim Allen, Tom Hanks. (:55) Toy Story Joel Osteen Kerry Shook 180 311 passengers look for a little escape. FOOD 55 The Next Iron Chef "Fusion" Sugar Dome (N) IronChef "Transcendence" (N) Sweet "Holiday Genius" Iron Chef America Iron Chef "Transcendence" 110 231 Airlines — which created much of this anxiety — are FSS 40 WPT Poker Borgata Open WPT Poker Borgata Open Mixed Martial Arts The Movement WPT Poker Borgata Open NCAA Basketball N.H./Bos. 420 630 happy to oblige. “We wanted to do stuff to surprise people, be a little HGTV 46 Million Dollar Rooms Ext. Homes Property "Bachelorette Pad" House Hunters Renovation House Hunter House Hunter Property "Bachelorette Pad" 112 229 more different and have fun,” says Megan Mosier Ireland, HIST 65 Ancient Aliens Ax Men "All or Nothing" Ax Men "We're Not Alone" Bamazon "Heart of Darkness" Outback "Comeback Kings" Ax Men "All or Nothing" 120 269 who helps design Delta’s drink offerings. INSP 78 The Waltons "The Return" 1/2 The Waltons "The Return" 2/2 The Christmas Secret ('00, Fam) Richard Thomas. The Secret of Giving ('99, Dra) Reba McEntire. 259 364 The specialty drinks are part of a larger push to get pas- LIFE 31 To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced 108 252 sengers to pay for a little in-flight luxury. Fliers can now LMN 72 (6:00) Cries in the Dark Another Man's Wife ('11, Thril) Dylan Neal, Rena Sofer. Widow on the Hill ('05, Dra) Natasha Henstridge. Another Man's Wife 109 253 opt for more legroom, Internet access or even shorter security lines, all for an extra fee. Those perks and oth- MTV 43 Jersey Shore Jersey "Control the Crazy" Jersey "Make It Unofficial" Jersey Shore Jersey Shore Jersey Shore 160 331 ers — along with baggage fees — now account for nearly NICK 30 SpongeBob SpongeBob Wife and Kids Wife and Kids George Lopez George Lopez Yes, Dear Yes, Dear Friends Friends Friends Friends 170 299 7 percent of U.S. airlines’ revenue. That’s up from just 2 SCIFI 64 Underworld: Rise of the Lycans ('09, Act) Michael Sheen. Blade II (2002, Action) Kris Kristofferson, Norman Reedus, Wesley Snipes. Syfy 20th Anniversary Special 122 244 percent five years ago. The government doesn’t require SPEED 67 Speed Center Car Crazy Car Crazy Car Crazy Car Crazy Car Crazy Car Crazy Car Crazy BTCC Touring Car Racing DTM Touring Car Racing 150 607 airlines to break out specific data on alcohol sales. SPIKE 44 (4:00) Goodfellas The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift ('06, Act) Lucas Black. (:45) The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift ('06, Act) Lucas Black. 168 262 TBS 24 (5:30) Bad Boys II Killers ('10, Act) Katherine Heigl, Ashton Kutcher. Killers ('10, Act) Katherine Heigl, Ashton Kutcher. (:05) Wedding Band 139 247 TCM 25 (6:00) Born Free Carol for Another Christmas (1964, Drama) A Christmas Carol Alastair Sim. Movies "Merry Christmas!" The Unholy Three 132 256 TLC 48 Sin City Rules A Royal Baby Story (N) Sister W (N) Sister W (N) Sin City "Whine Tasting" (N) Sister Wives Sister Wives Sin City R. "Whine Tasting" 183 280 TNT 26 (6:00) A Christmas Story Four Christmases ('09, Com) Vince Vaughn. Four Christmases ('09, Com) Vince Vaughn. A Christmas Story 138 245 TOON 53 (6:00) Who Framed Roger Rabb... Looney Tunes Dragons Venture/Sealab King of Hill King of Hill Family Guy Family Guy Moral / AquaT. Robot / Squid Tim and Eric 176 296 TRAVEL 47 Airport 24/7 Airport 24/7 Sturgis "Metal Mania" Sturgis "Wild and Free" (N) Dang. 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Tattoo Night. 168 262 Bible Study classes will each Monday at 8 p.m. at TBS 24 Seinfeld Seinfeld Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Conan (N) The Office The Office 139 247 First Presbyterian Church, resume on Wednesday TCM 25 (6:00) A Song Is Born Destination Tokyo (1944, War) John Garfield, Alan Hale, Cary Grant. Battleground ('49, War) Van Johnson, John Hodiak. Movie 132 256 904 Fayetteville Road, afternoons starting at TLC 48 Cake Boss: Next Great Baker Cake Boss: Next Great Baker Cake Boss "Cake Roast" (N) Cake Boss (N) Cake Boss (N) Cake Boss "Cake Roast" Cake Boss Cake Boss 183 280 12 p.m. Refreshments Rockingham. Closed dis- will be served. Rev. Dr. cussion on Wednesdays. TNT 26 Mentalist "Little Red Book" The Mentalist "Blood Money" The Mentalist "Red All Over" The Mentalist "18-5-4" CSI: NY "Snow Day" CSI: NY 138 245 Christopher L. Zacharias Open speaker on TOON 53 Adventure T. Adventure T. 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TVLAND 56 M*A*S*H Cosby Show Cosby Show Cosby Show Loves Ray Loves Ray Loves Ray Loves Ray King-Queens King-Queens King-Queens King-Queens 106 301 SCHOOL is taught by COM: A Christian men’s USA 28 NCIS: LA "Overwatch" WWE Monday Night Raw WWE Monday Night Raw WWE Monday Night Raw (:05) CSI "Genetic Disorder" (:05) CSI "House of Hoarders" 105 242 Mother Jeanette Lindsey fellowship meets at 7:30 at 10 a.m. each Sunday. p.m. every Thursday, WGN 19 Funniest Home Videos Funniest Home Videos Funniest Home Videos WGN News at Nine Funniest Home Videos Rules of Eng Rules of Eng 239 307 All are welcome to attend. at Comfort Suites, VH1 42 Wives LA "Reunion Part 1" Basketball Wives: LA (N) TI Tiny (N) Marrying (N) Tiny Tonight (N) Wives LA "Reunion Part 2" T.I. and Tiny Marrying 162 335 ST. JOSEPH Rockingham. Call D.M. PREMIUM CHANNELS COMMUNITY BIBLE Mason at 331-6856 or HBO 7 New Year's Eve ('11, Rom) Sarah Jessica Parker. 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Recognize your limita- ZITS Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman This year, you often overwhelm tions. How you handle a personal others with your energy. In hindsight, matter could change as a result. even you could be taken aback by This morning, the energy around you your liveliness. The upside is that could be high. For some of you, this you will be able to accomplish a lot. intensity is reflected in an important You naturally will find the right path relationship. Tonight: If you are tired, and the right advisers. If you are sin- say so. gle, you could encounter someone LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) very intense. Together, you’ll experi-



Clear the air with a family ence tremendous passion. If you are member. Make sure your home is attached, your relationship goes up as you’d like it to be for the holidays. a notch in intensity. Be accepting You can get a lot done if you stay and respectful of your differences. focused. Allow more creativity to AQUARIUS adds action and excite- come out with a loved one. Enjoy ment to your life. the moment. Tonight: Play the night The Stars Show the Kind of Day away. THE FAMILY CIRCUS You’ll Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) CONCEPTIS SUDOKU 3-Average; 2-So-so; 1-Difficult



You could be looking Bil Keane ARIES (March 21-April 19) at a situation far differently right by Dave Green


Avoid being commander in now. With your energy, you could chief of your immediate surround- complete your holiday shopping or ings. Kick back and start enjoying decorating in no time. Consider invit- yourself more. Festivities surround ing a family member over for some the holidays. Do not forget a friend holiday fun. Tonight: You don’t need at a distance. Plan to call or visit to go far. this person sometime soon. Tonight: SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) Where your friends are.



You need to follow TAURUS (April 20-May 20) through on what is important to



Touch base with loved you. Someone is observing you and ones early on. Perhaps without sees your priorities. This knowledge realizing your role, you might have could affect a certain bond. Return become a major force in a project. calls, before it is too late in the day. Whether you are bringing the fam- Tonight: Join a friend after doing ily together or decorating for the some errands. holidays, you make a difference. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Tonight: A must appearance.



You have a way about GEMINI (May 21-June 20) you that attracts many people. You


Handle a serious matter first could feel tired and pushed to the DENNIS THE MENACE in order to free up some time for hol- max by midafternoon. Change your iday errands. Buy a Christmas music pace, but remain active if you can. Hank Ketchum CD if you don’t already have one. A gift bought today might be a little Some of you might even decide to excessive. Tonight: Your treat. go to a Christmas concert or show. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) Tonight: Let your mind wander.



Move past an immediate CANCER (June 21-July 22) issue. You might feel as if you could



Make calls in the morn- do something if someone would let ing. In the afternoon, make time for you just try. Your softer side emerg- a special person in your life. The es when talking to a loved one. As a two of you might decide to go see result, you’ll have the desire to revi- a movie or attend a holiday party. talize a friendship. Tonight: Meet up Spending quality time together puts with friends. both of you in the holiday spirit. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) Tonight: Share some eggnog.


Your ability to bounce back LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) makes quite a difference in how you



You have so much energy handle a swift change. You will man- that you could bowl someone over age to revise your reschedule and without realizing it. Think positively, make everything fit in. Your clarity is but don’t expect others to manifest obvious when discussing a problem. that same vitality. Your caring nature Tonight: Get some R and R. attracts so many people that you might need to adjust your schedule. Jacqueline Bigar is on the Internet Tonight: Just do not be alone. at www.jacquelinebigar.com.

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