CEDAR GROVE NEWS
Silver Lining
Can Be Found
In Prslri irlc
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BY MATTIE HEWETT
Maybe we've never had it so cold,
I but io iiiinR seriousiv- w'vp imw
had it so good either, because during
our record low
reading in the
at cu ut tire
degrees above Mw
zero, we didn't W ' l|p
freeze. We "now ~*r, jg
I that's a blessing. * , " Z
Although |
Ibursteu pipes, a
loss of electricity W
for for several
hours and other freezing weather
B conditions interrupted our daily
routine for s whiilo mos* iv>nnlp
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.
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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
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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
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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-snonsor9<i
cise, participating in the army's
return of forces to Germany
(Reforgeri 1385.
They are Sgt. Arthur P. Thomas,
son of Edward Thomas of Longwood;
Pvt. Eugene L. Pennell Jr., son ot
Eugene L. and Gloria A. Pennell of
Calabash; and Pfc. Lyndon E.
Bellamy, son of Dorothy J. Johnson
and grandson of Annie M. Young of
Anniversaries
Amber Carter; Mr. and Mrs. John
Ratterree.
Monday, Feb. 4
Pauline Tripp, Kip D. Young,
David Kanoy III, Willie Curtis
Fuiioiu Si., L.D. BcfuOii, mi. oiiu
Mrs. Clctis Clemmons.
Titpsiliiy. Feh. 5
Flora R. Johnson, Janie King,
Felicia Stanley, Rebecca Heweii,
Kevin Mulholland; Ken and Ann
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Wednesday, Feb. 6
Chris Campbell, Perry Fee
Johnson, Mandi Page, David
Dawson. Garv Ross Galloway, Danny
Stanaland, Mandi Page, Emily
Ratterec, Nellie Phelps, 1 illian Ann
Stanley.
fciie
-lonor Roll
Hoberson, Ben Robinson, Jessica Koblivion,
Daniel Kuss, Danlele Sellers, Meg Small. Eric
Smith. Roberta Stanley, Beverly Stevenson.
Nathan Swain, Donnle Warrer., Kevin Williamson
and Sarah Williamson.
Sixth Grade
Principal'! I.Ut Kelvin Barnes, Heather
Bolkk, IVrry Culpepper, BUM Herndon, Victoria
Hill, Qtfb Phelps. Jennifer Huss. ("had Shreve,
Tonya Smith and Jessica Turner.
Chris Bland. Stephanie Bradey, laTanya Brarv
non, Rebecca Buffktn, Marsheco Butney, Chris
iijIU, nnnirl! Clictla, niak; ktiesuiui, unriTic
(lark. Ttmmy Clemmons. Keith Dickerson^Klm
IMxon, Amy Edge. Frlka Farr, Ignore Floyd,
thia Gore, Alex (lore. Heather Hard wick. Allen
Hewett, Angel Hewett. Issbc llines. Shane
Hoiden. Rita Holmes. Den We I*chene. C.eoraia
Norton. Scott QualntaJnce, Michelle Hobtnson,
Sylvia JUtir.-cr,. MarciailcagSc. Michrile Seller?.
Inda Simmons, Cindy .Skipper, Joe Smith, Karen
SUTmUhu, livicr? Stsvt. Chnsu ibsspsis;,
Marrla Todd, Ionia irrst ana j una man White
Seventh t.rade
Principal's liat - Kelly Hcxiey, n."1:1!
nrl Tiffany HmiI*
Honor Hot! Sony a liuiney. Tanla Butler,
I aura Hrown. Ertn Cavedo. lunothy Farmer,
Marc Farthing, Craven llewett, Shane llolden,
Hayrnond Howard. Stephen i .am aster. Uiuiaa
lanaU. Jofin Malpass. Sherry Nichols, Tarnmy
Williamvm and Sabrina Varnatn
eighth tirade
Principal's List?Krtsten Hoyles. Karen
l/xnlnac, Kelly Stanaland and Sallte Stohler.
lienor Roll-Krlc Branson. lafaye Bryant.
Jeremy Oanford, Joel Kdgc. Craig Kogle, I>ee
Dee Cause, Marcelia Cause, Alula (lore. Caaondra
Hall, AllUon Harris. Angle llalley, l<etgh
Helms. Bryan Hewett, tarry llewett, Jessica
Home and Tina Jeffert
Special Class
Honor Roll Stuart Carter. Wood row Hewett.
Terrta Jenerette and Kobir. Isronard
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PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
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Longwood.
The exercise was designed to
develop uniformity of doctrine, standardize
procedures for rapid
response to a crisis and demonstrate
solidarity in coiiuiuiiuciit to NATO
goals and objectives.
AU three are graduates of West
Brunswick High who are now serving
with the 4th Infantry Division at Fort
Carson, Colorado.
Honor Teacher
Audrey Gail Owens, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Owens of
CKalfnltA hnc Ivwtn rwvwir.i,oH na on
honor teacher by Appalachian State
University. She taught physical
education at Western Guilford High
School under the supervision of
Frank Dover and Martha Tuttle.
This award is given each semester
to students at Appalachian who
demonstrate exceptional initiative,
scholarship and excellence in student
teaching.
Secretary Honored
Birdie Frink of Shallotte, secretary
to the Brunswick Soil and Water Conservation
Districts, has been
fnn JU.
ICVVgllULU tVI vsv/lllp, CX11 UUVOWlllUlll?
job," according to Charles Bullock,
District Programs Section Chief,
N.C. Department of Natural
Kesources and Community Development
and the office of Brunswick
county manager limy carter.
She was ranked the second most
outstanding secretary in the state in
a 1984 contest sponsored by the North
Carolina Association of Soil and
Water Conservation Districts among
its members.
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West Brunswick High School student
Shcnn Cumbee
luis been
a 1989 ^DHHA
United States National
Award JBHETH
winner in history
and government ^
by the United =Jp=?' J
States Achieve- w
meat Academy.
His biography
and photograph will appear in the
academy's annual yearbook, which
recognizes less than 10% oi all U.S.
high school students.
Shcan is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Gens C'inih?* oC Supply mu arand.
parents are Mr. ana hif?. Rob
Cumbee of Supply und Mrs. Lucinda
Wilson of Ash.
Blanks Graduates
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Oneasie D. Shaw of ltoutc 1. Iceland.
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Kecsler Air Force Base, Mississippi.
He is scheduled to serve at Clarke Air
Base in the PhiliDnines
On Dean's List
Margaret Leanne Carter, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William D. Carter of
Southport, has been named to the
dean's list for the fall semester at
Meredith College.
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honor, she must have a semester
grade of at least 3.2 out of a possible
t.C and ntusi iiave completed a
minimum of 12 semester hours and
passed all courses taken.
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pjn Marvin G N^ann son of I -ooa
R. Graham of Route 2, Leland, has
completed the helicopter repair
course at the Army Aviation School
in Fort Rucker, Alabama.
In NATO Exercise
Pvt. Junious D. Mills, son of Amanda
G. Mills of Route 1. Bolivia, was
involved in a NATO-sponsored exercise,
participating in the army's
return of forces to Germany
(Ueforger) 1985.
Mills, a 1983 graduate of South
Brunswick Kigii, is wiiii iiie iiit Infantry
Division at Fort Carson, Colorado.
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