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Birthdays And
Thursday, April 11
Donna Page. Billy Cheers, Julie
Anne While linn Mnvnn I />nin>
Green, Malcolm Grissctt, Shannon F.
Stone, Tonya H. Bobbins, Allison
Holden, Mary Wlnfree, Elbert
Carpenter; Don and Hetty Safrit,
Garland and Beatrice Varnam,
Ronald and Jencie Varnam.
F riday, April 12
Martha Clingcnpccl, Gay Atkins,
Jeff Gales, Michelle Bland, Tommy
Hickman, Wendy Smith, Gail
Mcl.amb, Odessa Stanley, Maria
Todd; Mr. and Mrs. Ixmnic Causey,
Mr. und Mrs. Dwight Reeves, Mr. |
and Mrs. Thomas S. Russ, Mr. and
Mia. unuiic UIUSL7, Mr. ami Mrs.
Greg White.
Saturday, April 13 (
Patrick Bolton, Margaret j
Soutberland, Emily Andresky, Frank ,
Couviiion, Shelby Uudd, Grace S.
Jerry Cheers.
Sunday, April 14
Pclicin Ann Gray, Tommy Smith.
William Allen Todd, Luther C. Hutten,
Jcrvmle Klliott, Acle Robinson;
Mr. and Mrs. James Arthur Hobbins.
Monday, April 15
Teddy Hickman. Tummy Stanley,
Jimmy PUiolt, Joan Owens, Connie
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Anniversaries
Schuttc, Leslie Inman, Lyn
McAllister Wilson, Shelia Stanley,
Will Bradsher.
Tuesday, April 16
Christine Marie Pahl, Shirley
Krazier, Curtis Todd, Dedle Otto,
Stan Skinner; Mr. and Mrs. I,.D.
Benton.
Wednesday, April 17
Sally Skipper, Sue Barefoot, Debra
McCall, Martha Hewett, Judy
ilolden, Julie Batson; Billy and Einma
lx.'a Caison.
Bike-A-Thon
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A bike-a-thon to benefit children's
:anccr research at St. Jude's
Hospital has been rescheduled for
Saturday. March 13.
Bikers who wish to participate u;~
to meet ut the SlzzUnft Slrlolrui
Steakhouse In Shallotte at 3 p.m.,
said coordinator Jcuncttc Mintz.
Sponsor sheets are available from
several local merchants or from Ms.
Mintz, who can be reached at
754-6593.
Donations are welcomed from persons
who have not been asked to
serve as sponsors or who cannot Join
the bikers.
Sign Up For Card
Party By April 19
Calabash Volunteer Rescue Squad
invites local card players to choose
their game and Join the party on
April 2fi.
That's when tin* squad will hold its
first dessert and card party at 7 p.m.
at the squad building. Cost is $4 per
person. Tables arc asked to sign up
by April 19 The squad's business
number if 579-7475.
"They'll be playing bridge. Uno.
CanasU, anything." said I<ee Miller.
Players are asked to bring their
own cants.
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Audrey Gail Owens and Bobb>
Keith Gore were married Saturday,
April 6, at Calvary Baptist Church in
Shallotte.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Maynard Owens of
Shallotte. Gore is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Bobby Gore, also of Shallotte.
Rev. Bill Greer and Rev. Jesse
Bentley performed the double-ring
ceremony. Wedding music was
rendered by Mrs. Lillian Hewett.
organist, and Mrs. Phyllis James,
soloist. The sanctuary was decorated
with candlelabra wound with ivy, a
unity candle and baskets of white
chrysanthemums.
v iivcn in marriage by Her father,
the bride wor e a floor-length gown of
Vows She
Easter Sui
Annette Hcwctt Mussel white of
Supply and Michael l-aska of Wilmington
were married Sunday. April 7,
at Supply Baptist Church in Supply.
Rev. James Whitworth and Rev.
Dennis R. Hewett officiated at the 3
p.m. double-ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis Hewett of Supply.
The groom is the son of Charlotte
I.aska of I^ikewood, N.J.
Wedding music was provided by
mm. cmeiyn nawes, organist; and
Virginia Cannon, soloist. Easter lilies
and tapered candles decorated the
sanctuary.
The bride wore a full-length gown
of ivory and carried a Bible with orHospice
Workshops
To Resume
l/m-er Cnno Fear Hospice continues
its series of educational
workshops in Shailotte with a session
Thursday, April 18, from 10 a.m. until
noon at Camp United Methodist
Church in Shailotte.
The workshops are designed for
anyone Interested in learning about
the program or becoming a Hospice
volunteer. Such topics as the hospice
concept, frustrations fuced by patients
and families, views on death
and dying, basics of bedside care and
funeral planning arc covered.
Trained hospice volunteers spend
several hours each week with terminally
ill patients and their
families, offering emotional support
and helping with practical needs.
Volunteers with professional skills
provide patients and families with
their help within areas of their expertise
in such matters as nursing, legal
and accounting matters, insurance,
social work and clergy support.
These volunteers, according to a
news release from l-ower Capo Fear
Hospice, enable terminally ill patients
to spend as much of their remaining
time as possible at home in
comfort, and help the patient's family
cope with the illness and subsequent
death.
More information is available from
Rev. Stan Smith, 754-4840; C.elene
Russ, 754-6237; or Hetty Harrelson,
754-6433.
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white organza trimmed with Venie
lace and ending in a ruffled flounci
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a Queen Anne neckline accented will
seed pearls and Venice lace. Thi
double-tiered circular veil fell from j
halo of silk blossoms and orchids
Her cascading bouquet feature*
white roses, daisies and streamers o
lace.
Miss Brenda Shell of Rocky Moun
was maid of honor. Bridesmaid:
were Miss Sibyl Hewett of Supply
Miss Greta Stanley of I-oris, S.C., anc
Miss Rita Smith of Banner Elk. A1
attendants wore blue floor-lenutl
gowns and carried baskets of blu?
and white daisies. Jennifer Owens
3 red
nday
chid attached. Her sister, Elizabett
Williams, served as maid of honor
Bridesmaids were Gayla Varnum
her sister; Sharon Johnson, sister 01
the groom; and Connie Barnes, i
friend of the couple. The attendant
wore lavender, floor-length gowns.
I?aska chose Tom Beckintiham. i
friend, as his best man. Ushers wert
John Tilly, Steve Dale and Tern
Thames, also friends of the couple.
After the ceremony, a receptior
was held in the church fellowship
hall.
Mrs. laska graduated from th(
University of North Carolina al
Wilmington nursing program. Hei
husband graduated from Rutgers
University with a degree in engineer
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Earps Announce
Birth Of Son
Dennis and Esther Earp of
Shallottc are the parents of a son,
Dennis Caswell Earp, Jr., born
March :w at New Hanover Memorial
Hospital.
He weighed eight pounds six
ounces and measured 91 inrhnu
birth.
Grandparents are Mrs. Velma W.
I'rlce ot ShaUottr and Wilbur and
Mary Farp of Winnabow.
Club Wins
State Ribbons
Three students and one Stiallotte
Junior Woman's Club member
brought home two blue, one red and
two white ribbons from the State Arts
Festival sponsored by the N.C.
Federation of Women's Clubs.
The festival was held March 28-29
in Winston-Salem.
Tom McMullen won first place in
decorative painting on fabric, receiving
a $50 cash prize and blue ribbon.
Clubwoman Peggy Truesdale placed
first in weaving.
Keith White placed third in papercraft
and second in wood craft, while
Joseph Sapps placed third in fabric
craft.
Arts Department Chairman Kpiu
Winfree represented the Shallotte
Junior Woman's Club at the festival
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niece of the bride, was flower girl,
e She wore a white gown triinined in
? blue i ibbons and carried a basket of
fi blue and while daisies,
s Bobby Gore was his son's best
J man. Ushers were John Gore,
brother of the groom: Phil Tripp:
i Roger Gore; and Glenn Owens and
f Kenneth Owens, brothers of the
bride. The ringbearer was Barrett
Whitten, a cousin of the groom.
1 Mrs. Kay Coleman, a friend of the
5 bride's family, directed the wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Marshall
' presided at the guest register.
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a street-length dress of lavender.
Both wore white orchid corsages.
Immediately following the
ceremony, a reception was held in
the fellowship hall of the church.
Assisting were Mrs. Jackie Smith,
Mrs. Orbie Smith, Mrs. Ruth Russ,
Mrs. Janice Gore, Mrs. Sue Culpepper
and Miss Annette Jones.
The bride is a gradi,ate of Appalachian
State University and is
presently employed by the Guilford
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graduate from Appalachian State
University in May.
After a wedding trip to Florida, the
couple will reside at 5012-D Brompton
Drive, Greensboro.
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