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Anniversary
To Be Marked
BY MATTIEIIEWETT
Moving light along into February,
we still have many promising events
to look forward to.
You are Invited ^
to spend an evening
of sunshine JSf
anu blessing
celebrating the W_ Br
anniversary of ^
the mi. ?ion . ?^ ,~
Youth Choir. ,/
A special 8
feature of this f
event will lie the
appearance, in person, of the radio
personalities of the "Good Morning
I,ord, Moments of Inspiration"
broadcast ministry, the Edge-Ettes
of Kocky Mount and Radio Station
HSV.
The group is composed of Elder
Robert Edge and his wife, sister
Mary Edge, ant! their three children.
Rodney 13, Patreka 12, and Ronald,
age 6. Elder Edge is the brother of
Mrs. IJIIie Erink.
This will take place at Mt. Zion ,
Missionary Baptist Church in
!/jp.|}woo(J Sunday. Fob 10 nt 5 p.m.
Rev. M. C. Herring is pastor. J
Refreshments will be served in the
dining hall.
Comings And Goings I
William and Hattic Randall of I
Newport News, Virginia, visited I
their relatives over the weekend, including
Mrs. Randall's mother, Mrs.
Minnie Galloway, the Joseph Hills, I
the Dolphus Bryants, the O'Neil .
Stanleys and Mr. Randall's sister,
Mrs. Nell Mae Gause.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnson Sr.,
their daughter, Mrs. Isaieese George
and her daughter, Isishonda, were
the Johnson's daughter, Kaye, husband,
Perry Sullivan, and their
daughter, Porehiu Everyone enJoyed
themselves immensely.
HlrLhday Greetings '
lliinnv hirthdny to (!.W. (lore 1
(Newport News, Vn.), Trampus
/juMon Chriiiophcr >?! > *>?> ?? !* *
Williams, Heath I'alrlcK nankins, '
l.orene Williams, Maxell Bryant, 1
Sylvia Kim Murlow, l.ouise B '
UourV, ItuUi V. Gore, Way man
Murlow I -arm Brumell and Bradford
I.. Hewett.
Session Is Set
The mid-year session of the Ocean
View Association wiii convene wiiii
Pleasant Grove Missionary Baptist
Church in Thomusboro Saturday,
Keh. 9 at 9:110 a.m. ltev. Sam Stanley
is pasiui unu iiev. rTcviiutii ( nunc is
moderator.
Awareness Program Set
The Brunswick County Black
Culture Awareness Committee will
present its annua! program Sunday,
Keh. 1? at 4 p.m a! the Brunswick
County Complex tn Bolivia in the
assembly room.
Come and see artistic abilities of
blacks ami individual and academic
recognitions
There will be nrts and crafts, door
prises, fashion designs, creative
African dances ami many other kinds
of talent Meet us there to help make
this program what It should be?big
Iter and (letter each year
Thl* Week's Bible Verse
"Bui he thai lioeih wtun* muiIi
receive (or the wron? uritich he hath
done: and there is no respect of persons
" Colossians S-25.
Tune In
Tune In WVCB Radio in Shallotte
Thursday at S p in and Saluniav at
10 15 a.m. for the Cedar Grove area
new* ami on Sunday at 3 30 p.m. for
Moments of Inspiration gospel pro
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t'RWH CARROI f,
Uriah Carroll, 85, of Wilmington,
died at his residence Sunday.
The funeral was to be held 2 p.m.
Wednesday at Coble Ward-Smith's
Oleander Chapel in Wilmington with
Rev. Randy Gainey and Rev. I.indsey
Sullivan officiating. Burial was to
foiiow in Oleander Memorial
Gardens.
Born June 11, 1899, in Brunswick
County, he was the son of the late
Uiranzia and Mary Jane Gainey Carroll.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs.
Minnie Gainey Carroll of the home; a
daughter, Mrs. i-otiic Stewart, also
of the home; a sister, Mrs Flla itnlv
bias of Mill Creek; a brother, E.R.
Carrol! of Bolivia; a grandson and
two great-granddaughters.
EUGENE O. INMAN
Eugene Ottoway Inman, 78, of Ash,
died Friday in New Hanover
Memorial Hospital.
The funeral was held Sunday at
Ash Freewill Baptist Church with
Itcv. Jesse Waru uniciutiiiK. Build!
was in the Griffin Cemetery, Ash.
Inman was horn on Jan. 31. 1907.
the son of the late Asa and Rebecca
simmons Inman.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs.
Vioiiic i/ee lEuie) inman of the
lome; a son, Harold Inman of Ash; a
laughter, Mrs. David L. (OliveI
-'ulford of Ash; two brothers, D.
eslic Inman and Acie R. Inman,
>oth of A"h; and a sister, Mrs. Bell
Hand of Ixmgwood.
BOBBY STAFFORD
Bobby lee Stafford, 57, of Route 4,
I eland, died at his home Wednesday,
Jan. 30, after an extended illness.
Ash Couple
Over Check i
An A.sh couple has filed suit against
United Carolina Bank for $10,000 in
lainages, charging the bank with
negligence in handling their checking
iccount and causing thein to receive
i bad credit rating.
ICugcnc and Sandra Wnaiey tiieu
luit Jan. 23 in Brunswick County
district Court Ugalnd tile Khallotte
)ff ice of UCB for refusing to honor
checks the couple wrote in
Keptemker 10IM According to ihe
suit, the plaintiff's opened an account
on Sept. 10 wun a credit line uf J7GC.
One week inter, the bank "refused
to honor said checks even though
none of the checks totaled more"
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The hunk not corrort the prrv
bletn for two months, causing the
Whalcys "to suffer embarrassment
nitu i hi(iin. lui iuboe? in nicu
business" us they received a
negative credit ruting, it states.
Several checks the Whaleys claim
they did not write, the suit states,
were charged against the couple's
uroniin! in Tlu* flim chitrkc
wliich dill not have tin- same account
number as the Whaleys' account,
lotaU-<t $982.96, It ulso states Hint one
check for $888.$9 was charged
against the Whaleys' account as well
as the writer's own account.
Reading Con
Several Brunswick County
teachers recently participated in the
Cape Fear Council of the Intenuitioiuil
Heading Association inlnireading
conference iiiied An Adventure
lit itrmlUifi ?iU? Writing."
Nancy Jernigan and Joann
Sandlin, second-grade instructors at
Lincoln Primary School, also
presented a workshop titled
"Teaching Success In Writing" for
kindergarten through fifth-grade
teachers.
More than 350 teachers, administrators
and parents from
Brunswick. Bladen. New Hanover.
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The funeral was held Saturday in
Coble Ward-Smith's Oleander Chapel
with Rev. Wayne Barkley officiating.
Burial was in Greenlawn Memorial
Park.
He was born in Wayne County on
Aug. 26, 1927, the son of the late
Robert Lee and Eda Smith Stafford.
He served with the U.S. Navy in
World War II.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs.
Jiiiic McKcithu'i Stafford cf the
home; two sons, Kenneth D. Stafford
of West Pelzer, S.C., and Donnie tjee
Stallord ol Deep Run; two sisters,
Mrs. Edna S. White of Dover and
Mrs. David (Pearl) Grant of
Goldsboro: and seven grandchildren.
REGINALD I. ASHWOOD
Reginald Ingram Asnwooa, 7i, ot
Boiling Spring I akes, died Wednes
day, Jan. 30, after a brief illness.
The funeral was held Sunday at the
Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's
Witnesses on Midway Road in
Bolivia.
LUIJV G. PORTER
Lula G. Porter, 47, of Supply, died
Thursday, Jan. 31, in New Hanover
Memorial Hospital afier a brief illness.
The funeral was held Monday at
the Brunswick Chapel of Coble WardSmith
Funeral Service in Supply.
Burial was in Chapel Hill Cemetery,
Shallotte.
GOLD IF. WILLIAMS
The funeral for Goldie Williams of
Shallotte, who died Monday, Jan. 28,
?Vc?s held Sufidsy at Plcsssr.t Mill
Baptist Church.
Burial was in Hashie Bay
Cemetery, Shallotte.
Sues Bank
ina Account
When the Whaleys notified the
hank, they were "publicly accused of
hnninil fnniml fltn rtKnnl/o" Kn ??
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atfcnt of the hank "in the presence of
other customers," it states,
when Ms. Wnaiey attempted io
-hr.w that -Un U"A nn*
.lliun mm .?nv ihiu mu? iui (^vu uiv
checks, "the employee in a
discourteous and in an angry manner
asked the plaintiff to leave the
premise."
The ?utt charitss the bank -with conduct
that was in "carele3!( disregards
tu imiiuiiuiii awintnii c vi vi~
dinary banking procedure "
When the couple attempted to
discuss tile problem with an executive
officer of the bank in Dec.
1984, they were "threatened with a
foreclosure on a loan that was cutrent."
it states.
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"willfully and frauduently
modified the plaintiff's credit application"
and says the bank gave
them a negative credit rating.
It also charges the bank with using
"unfair and deceptive trade practices"
to "cover up their ineompcten
cy."
The suit asks (or (2.000 in actual
damages, (7,985 in punitive
damages, court casts and attorney
fees.
iferertce Held
Whitcvillc City, render and Columbus
county schools participated.
leslie Myrle Jr., a kindergarten
student at Soutliport Elementary
School, also performed (or the group
by reading a story. I.cslie aLso read a
story tilled "The Two Crates" (or the
Bnmswick County Board of Educalion
at its meeting Monday night.
Diane Van Nortwick, early
childhood supervisor, Diarui Clark
Smith, assistant principal at lineoln,
and Assistant Superintendent P.R.
liankins also helped te lead the conference
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RALPH E. SLOAN
Ralph Edward Sloan, 70, of Route
3, Supply, died Feb. 2 at his residence
following a brief illness.
Locally, a funeral was held Sunday
at Sabbath Home Baptist Church by
Rev. Franklin Myers. A second service
was held at Eastern Hills Baplist
Church ir? Ch*?r!otis Mondsy,
with Rev. Myers, Rev. David Cobb
and Rev. W. Frank Marks officiating.
Burial was in Forest Lawn
Cemetery, Charlotte.
Sloan was born in Iredell County on
July ?, Ian, die son ui ivirs. real lie
Mac Warren Sloan of Harmony and
the iate Ivey L. Sloan.
Survivors in addition to his mother
include his wife, Mrs. Thelma Evans
SI nan nf the heme; u Haijuhtpr Mrs
Peggy Lawing of Gastonia; four
brothers, Jack Sloan of Harmony,
Harold Sloan of Stoney Point. Clif
ford Sioan and Bill Sloan, both of
Statesville; six sisters, Mrs. Gladys
Jones of Harmony, Mrs. Annie
Allgood, Mrs. Geneva Ball, Mrs.
Hester Stroud, Mrs. Ellen LSntfafcy
and Mrs. Shelby Hayes, all of
Statesville; and three grandchildren.
ANNIE MAE JOHNSON
The funeral for Annie Mae Cowart
Johnson, 64, of Route 3, Shallotte,
whs Friday at Cedar Grove Missionary
Baptist Church with Rev.
Freeman Cause officiating.
Burial was in the Riley Hewett
Cemetery at Supply.
Mrs. Johnson died Jan. 28.
Survivors include her husband,
l-arnie A. Johnson of the home; a
son, Alphonso Johnson of Port Arthur,
Texas; a daughter, Mrs. Gladys
Reed of Shallotte; a sister, Ms. Ruth
Potier of Pompano Beach, Fla.; two
brothers, Roy Poiter of Miami, Fia.,
and George Cowart of Sacramento,
Calif.; seven grandchildren and a
great-grandson.
JAMES F!N''H
James Finch of Snowfield Community,
Route 2,1-eland, died Jan. 29
in New Hanover Memorial Hospital.
The funeral was held Saturday at
t-lsvl., fVl.nnnni U?1.. PU..^U
iiuij vuwiiaiii uiiucu iiuiv viiuiv.il
with Kcv. Joiin Bradley Jr. officiating.
Burial was in the family
cemetery at I-eland.
Finch is survived l>y his wife, Mrs.
Carrie It. 1 inch; a son, Nlaster Sgt.
James Finch of I-angley Air Force
Base, Hampton. Va.; two sisters,
Mrs. MVVHe Urown and Mm. Hazel
Jenkins of 1-eland; and four grandchildren.
NKLSON WADE B ARSON
Nelson Wade Babson, 61, of Route
1, Ash, died Thursday in Brunswick
Hospital. Born Nov. 14, 1523, he was
the son of the late Wade Whitt and
Amanda Estelle Smith.
He is survived by his wife, Hester
Smith Babson of the home; his
daughter. Sit1!? fvouist? Whits of Ash;
five brothers, Herman Babson and
James Babson of Ash, Bobby Joe
Babson of ShaUotte, Bertis Babson of
Supply and Donald Babson of Columbia;
five sisters, Eudell Smith. Hazel
Evans, Uda Coleman and Jackie Cox
of Ash, and Donna Stone of
Statesville; and his grandchildren,
Gary White and Jamie White of Ash.
ruiiL-ini .M.-IV11.T3 wtTC lOWUCICa
at 2 p.m. Saturday from Zion Baptist,
Church with Rev. Tommy Inman officiating.
Interment was in Holy
light Cemetery.
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District Superir
To Lead Revive
Dr. James Bailey, Wilmington
District superintendent, will conduct
revival services Feb. 10,11 and 12 at
Camp United Methodist Church in
Shallotte.
In preparation for the services, the
Council on Ministries plans a prayer
vigil at the church Saturday, Feb. 9,
and encourages members to
remember the services also in their
daily prayers.
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KEN HELSER LINDA HELSER
Aglow Invites Family
Ken ami lamia Heisei 01 High roini
will speak at a family dinner meeting
sponsored by Shallotte Women's
Aglow Fellowship Friday, Feb. 8 at
Jane's Seafood Restaurant on N.C.
130 toward Holden Beach.
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Supper, Sing At Zion
The United Methodist Youth
Fellowship of Zion United Methodist
Church at Town Creek will hold a
spaghetti supper Saturday, Feb. i, at
6 p.m. A gospel sing follows at 7:30
p.m. featuring the Glad Tidings,
Michele Lewis and Ray and Pear!
West. Contart any UMYF member
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Oysfer Roast Set
Friendship Full Gospel Church will
hold an oyster toast Saturday, Feb. 9,
beginning at 11 a.m. at Boone's Neck.
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ciiuicil building fund. A SpokcSiVmi'i
suggested participants bring "a knife
and a friend."
To reach the roast site, follow
Boone's Neck Road to Boone's Neck
Baptist Church. The roast will be
held next door.
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