Bryant-Han
Reunion He
The 20in annua! Bryant-Hankins
family reunion was recently held at
the Little Macedonia Missionary
Doptjc* Ch'jrch with rolativoc anrj
friends attending.
Out-of-state relatives included
Mrs. Orilla B. Anderson and Mrs.
Rhoda B. Mason of Jacksonville,
Kla.: Dr. and Mrs. Charles (Lennie)
Price from Atlanta, Ga., and Mr. and
Mrs. James Mason Jr. and their two
sons from Tennessee. A long-time
friend of Mrs. Price, Mrs. Julia F.
Hill, formerly of Southport, also attended.
From across the state amnnn
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those attending were Mr. James R.
Covington and Dr. Valenica Covington
of Fayetteville; Catherine and
Willie Cannon and Ronnie Hardy
from Winston-Salem; Michael Covington
from Wilmington; Anthony
Hardy from Greensboro and Mr. and
Mrs. James R. I Either B.) Covington
Club Program
On Hurricanes
The Over-50 Club meets 2 p.m.
Monday. Aug. 5, at Jennies Branch
Baptist Church for a program on hurricanes
presented by Cecil Ixigan,
Brunswick County emergency
inangement coordinator.
The public is invited.
Refreshments will be served afterwards.
said spokesman Mildred
Williams.
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Friday & Saturday 10-9
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from Kinstcn. Mrs. Lcnnic Price,
who recently retired, was also
recognized for having taught school
fnr *VJ vaar^ in Atlanta
Dr. Valencia Covington was also
recognized for being selected as a
member of the "Outstanding Young
Women of America." She is completing
her final year of intership at
Cape Fear Valley Hospital in Fayetteville.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Marlow were
proud grandparents of a graduate
from the Headstart program, Yaphet
Marlow, a graduate from high
school, Kecia Gause, and a graduate
from Winston-Salem State University,
Juan Williams. Their daughter,
Betty, also became the mother of
twins recently. Mr. and Mrs. Tihnon
Bowens announced two new grandsons
born to l.ila Mae and Hilda. Mrs.
Madalyne Hardie also has a newgranddaughter
born to Mr. and Mrs.
Randy Hardie.
Michael Covington also recentlygraduated
from the N.C. State
University School of Engineering.
Mr. and Mrs. Ottice Bryant's
daughter, Kimbala Bryant, made all
As during the school year.
A silent tribute was made for loved
ones that have passed away since the
last reunion: Mrs. Eva Virginia 1/ee,
Benjamin G. Hankins and Mrs.
Juanita Hankins Watson.
The oldest family members present
were Mrs. Ida Bryant Faulk and
Mrs. Doshia Hankins Marlow.
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After 50 years of marriage, Mr. and M
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home on Seashore Road Sunday, Au|
from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Friends and re
given by the couple's children and gr
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The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Benevolent and Protective Order of
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Thursday, Aug. 8, at 11 a.m. at the
Hewetts Child
Is A Daughter
Winston and Debbie Hcwett of
Shallotte are the parents of a
daughter. Samantha Dawn, born July
2G at Cape Kcar Memorial Hospital
in Wilmington. Their first child, the
baby girl weighed six pounds, nine
ounces.
Paternal grandparents are George
and Allie Hewett of Shallotte. Maternal
grandparents are Dorothy Cox
and the late Alton Milliken.
Beltons' Son
Born July 9
Stewart Antonio (T.J.) Belton Jr.
was born July 9 at New Hanover
Memorial Hospital in Wilmington to
Stewart and Diane Belton of Holden
Beach.
He weighed three pounds, 8l-s
ounces and measured 17 inches in
length. He joins two sisters, Tanya,
11, ana jenmier, 1.1 montns.
The maternal grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. I>ouiA l/>ve of WinstonSalem.
The paternal grandparents
are Rev. and Mrs. Dewey Belton of
Holden Beach.
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g. 3, at 2 p.m., followed u drop-in tea
latives are invited to the celebration,
andchildren.
SAeet Thursday
Elks Restaurant on River Road.
Afterwards, members and guest;
are invited to attend a 36.50 luncheon
It will consist of sliced turkey
shrimp salad, macaroni salad, tossec
salad, vegetable tray, rolls, dessert
tea and coffee.
After lunch, members and theii
guests are invited to a social hour ir
the Ixxige room, Participants ar<
asked to bring their choice of curd
or games.
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THE BRUNSWICK BEACON,
Rape Task Fore
The Brunswick County Council on
the Status of Women will meet next
Thursday, August 8, at 7:30 p.m. in
the Bolivia Town Hall next to Bolivia
Elementary School.
The topic of the meeting will be "A
Call For Rape Task Force
Volunteers," with s guest speaker
from Crisis line in Wilmington.
The Brunswick County Council on
the Status of Women would like to initiate
a Rape Task Force in
Brunswick County, said spokesperei
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:e Organizing
son Margaret Shelton.
"We hope to organize and train
volunteers to assist victims of
rape/sexual assault," a news release
from the organization stated "We
currently have no such service
available in our hospitals."
Anyone interested in iiviping io
organize a Hape Task Force are asked
to attend the meeting. For more
information, call 1-800-672-2903 or
1-762-4255, and state that you would
like to help in Brunswick County.
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