CEDAR GROVE NEWS Silver Lining Can Be Found In Prslri irlc III I VV/IVI Vnnlp I seemed to be happy just moving around being concerned for one another. I interesting events Ahead As we enter the second month of the new year, we find February to be chock full of interesting events for all people ot all ages. A series of observances will kick off Black History Month 'n area churches and other meeting places. We are proud of our black heritage and thankful to have come this far. Wo cannot rest until we've passed the bar?the bar that gives us courage and strength to carry on until every living human Is equalized as one. We are not striving for a name in society with some falsified degree. We are working, praying and (trusting to be what God wants us to be. Musician Honored II tconaut GrOVC MiooiOuar} uaptldt Church and its pastor, Rev. Sam Stanley, recently honored their musician, Mrs. Bernice Mnrlow, for 29 years of devoted service. She was presented a beautiful plaque in ap preciation for continued service. i Birthday Greetings . Happy birthday to S. D. Bernard' I Jr., Jan. 27; Douglas Hcweii, i.yneHe Reed, Susan Bellamy, Jan. 28; Lewis Stanley, Jan. 30; Clarence Stanley, Jan. 31; Janie Bryant, Daniel h -Durham, Feb. 1; Jsttja Piggotte. Feb. 2; Eric Bryant, Floyd Gore, Feb. 3; Christerbcll Bryant, Frank Randolph Jr., and Flora Johnson, Feb. 5. ( niuu-a! Program Sesdey 'a musical program at si. James Baptist Church in Bolivia Sunday, Feb. 3 at 5 p m will feature Rev. Heziciah Reaves preaching and severs! choirs singing, including FriendshiD-Southport. Supply Community Group, Pleasant Grove ami Cedar Grove. It promises to be s program you will not want to miss. You are invited. This Week's Bible Verse "And 1 say unto you, ask, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you. For everyone that asketh receiveth; and he that seekcth findeth; and to him that knocketh it shall be opened." I.uke 11:9-10. Tune lu Tune in WVCB Radio in Shallottc Thursday at 3 p.m. and Saturday at 10:15 a.m. for the Cedar Grove area news and on Sunday at 3:30 p.m. for Moments of Inspiration gospel program. 4 V 7 A Waccamaw Elementary School teacher has been awarded a $30u scholarship by the N.C. Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts. Mary Griffith. a science and social studies teacher B t**W for grades four }> 1 through six, will *. ?? W *u_ ?u.u. i . , Wm uov wiic aciiwiai- ^ V v ^riL^ ship to pursue S s= her master of eieiueuuii y education ue^ice at die University of South Carolina at Conway this summer. The Brunswick County native is the sole winner of this year's award, Birthdays And Thursday, Jan. 31 Patrick Wayne McDonald, Kim Bell, Susie Sellers, Larry Boyte, Martin Feldt, Joyce Cannichael; Mr. and Mrs. Alan Russ. Friday, Feb. i Jeffrey Galloway, Chris Hewett, Grsr.t Gore Saturday, Feb. 2 Lynn Causey, Charlie Atkinson, Katrina McCullen, Erin Austin I,ee, Jessica Roberts, Kini Carter, V.W. Simmons Jr; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Sellers Jr. Sunday, Feb. 3 Landis Phelps, Johnny CraiR, Bobby Davis, Bobby Long, Alan Holden,' Debra S. Young, Doris L. Wilson, Joey Galloway, Mansei Bennett, Snaiiofre AAic Announces 1 Shallotte Middle School Principal Mark Owens has released the honor roll for the fourth six-week grading period. Students with the highest academic averages attained the principal's list, others attained the honor roll. Fourth Grade rnnripai lilt ? Amy uiuvn, umu; Csr:, Hobm tUwett. Sean Hughes and Tarn Sommersett. Honor Roll-ivrant Eeiiaiuy. iiffai , Jason Booth, Charlie Bradley. Aarun Butler, F.Uzabeih Calaon. Betvtie (Tark Jr.. Kim Clenv cnona, faincin uniuimw, i.*rsttrrc, April ?. .ro.?Ki Lfvwiri. mnauaa r.aion, June Anna Galloway, Scott (lore. Willie Gore. Perry Grtsaett, Yates (lupton. Joseph Hawrs. Krath iioiden. irene Jctmsun. uiuiai Sccti Amy lxmg. Chris long. Ashley Marshall. Cslheryn "H*. Wmdi Moers, Darri!y?! Morgan. Krishna Poulos, Mary Miller Huts, Michael I) ScSsrs, eptm. CMH SCcvoaen, Jcs> ny Jo Trout and Handy Woodard Klf lb Grade Principal's IJtlKlm Bailey. Damarts Bel Unaer. Carolina Carlisle. I-eah Cheers. Pamela Detrie, Jacob Hugg. !-<*? Mclamb. Hamilton I>ee. Wanda Morgan. Here* Pickett and Chris Smith Honor Rail - Todd Andrews. Chris Arnold. Sonya Baines. Jeffrey Ballou. Heather Beck. Dartene Bellamy, Dennis Bellamy. Matthew Boeeman. Hi chard Buffkin. Clean Butler. Barry Chadwick. Phil Up Chestnut. Tracy Oe minora, Kyan Cooper. Jody Dale. Jason Dosher, laGrant Evans, Tara Evans, Melody Cause, Cheryl Core, Amber Grlssett. Ebony Grlssett. Tamela (iruaett. Dennis Hall. Tammy llatley. Eric Herndon. Jamie Hewett, Jennifer Hewetl. Keiya Hewett. April HJU. Bridget HiU. Heather Hughes. David Ingle. IJoyd Jackson. Elbert Jt^mscai. Tract Ktrby. Soeuty leggetl, Tammy Marlowe. Tlkila Morgan, Terry Sswsrs. Rebecca Oxendine. Kenneth Perron*, lindaey Held. Elisabeth % I aw Teacher > which is usually divided among several applicants, Funds for the scholarship are raised by the women of the state association's auxiliary. Griffith is also a member at Sunset Beach Town Council. Return To Germany Three Brunswick County men were involved in s NATO-snonsor9ee Dee Cause, Marcelia Cause, Alula (lore. Caaondra Hall, AllUon Harris. Angle llalley, l ? Levelor blinds ?Carp? ?Vertical blinds Wc Original paintings by Bryan \ H Ocean */&u Infenioad a J Ocean isio Squt Ocean Ivlo Beach Cat MA S79 609I I amuiiQF II Clip this o I 20%-60 fall mere 5U76-60 all spring and sunincluding s