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Butfkin, A/
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F.sther It. linffkin of Ash and Jeffrey
Thomas Myles of Snhford wort'
married Saturday, Oct. 12, at (> p in.
at Trinity United Methodist Church
in South|M>rt.
The hride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Anson Hahson of Ash. She is
head of iiie cosmetology department
at Hrunswtck Tc< lain al ( ollep.i*
The i;r<M?in is the son of Margaret
K. Myles of Chatham County and the
late John F Myles III lie is attorney
and vice-president of I I* Cox Company
in Sanford
(liven in marriage hy Willard Hi if
fkln .!r . the hride wore a formal
m>wn of silk organza re-emhroidered
with wwi pearls 'The tilted txxliee of
MciU'im lace was styled with a hly.h
neckline and Victorian sleeves. Her
veil of imported silk illusion was attaced
to a pearl and lace tiara. She
carried a houipiet of lonjcstemmcd
Birthdays Anc
Thursday, Oct. JI
C.us.Me Itich, l.indn Chappell,
Amanda l.ynn Iteeves. Ann Ahbott,
Jenny Small, Jamie Stanley. Sony a
I la (ton. Hilly Klrby, Kephrtn Kirby,
Hobby Causey; Mylan anil Kuby
lYessnell. Mr aiul Mrs Charles
Todd. Mr ami Mrs Hubert It
1 lolden
Friday, Nov 1
James C Hevvett Pam
S llrovvn, .Inn Ih'ice, Kddie Sweatt.
Hradley James Hoavrs, Tammy
IKniks, AUhtUi Martin Abraham
White. Price Cltititeitpecl; Mr and
Mrs Hubert McCall
Saturday. Nov ?
Nancy W Hcnnett. 1 tin \ Clieers,
Jean Itiiss. Tina Nance. Mary
Stanley. Mr and Mrs Norman
Retired Employees
To Elect Officers
The NaIIoiihI Association o(
lifhnit hnkrAl Kinphoir> will Mil
it luncheon inoellUK TuomIh* , Nov 5.
nt 1 pin Nt the llrale's t'ove
Itesliiranl al Yanpon Beach I her to
elect oft leers
t" I) Wonge. publicity chairman,
salit tlie meeting will be the most un
porta nt ot Hie \ear
(Pi toNvm
ON THE CAUSEWAY
AT OCEAN ISLE Bt AO
579-6279
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THOMAS MYLES
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red roses.
Itev. IM). Midgett performed Uic
double ring ceremony. Wedding
music was provided by organist
A ma ret to I'revatte and soloist Pat
I'avne.
Carolyn Bulison of Ash was matron
ol honor. Ilridcsmuids were Beverly
Itiiffkin of Carolina Beach and Connie
Adaias of Soulhport. They wore
fornuil gowns of red candlelight
moire taffeta and carried longstemmed
red roses.
John It Myles III was best man.
Ushers were David I). Duvall of Sunlord
and Paul Meadows of Wilmington
(terry Shaver at Soulhport attended
the register, and Mary Norwood of
SouthiKirt directed
After a brief wedding trip, the couple
is residing in Ash
/ Anniversaries
llorne, Toby and I auric BaUsnn
Sunday, Nov. 3
Virginia Bellamy, Danette Simmons.
Fred Parker, Jolui Cooke,
Kliyc Dtckerson, Iteba Sellers, Ixiis
C.nffin, Sandy Pigott, Tony Watson.
Billy Uinlcr
Mundiiy, Nov. t
Tammy Clcmmons. J M Parker.
Patty Arnold. Chester Todd. David
Brown, Barry Cheers. Mr and Mrs
Kenneth w while
rurida). Nov. S
( raham James Davis, linbe
Cooper. Karl Wayne SiniUi. Hill leuKett,
Mark Stanley, Kalph Kinn, Jet
frey Mint*. I'arven Allan Hewett. I'at
Ouens, Irene Mill. Jar.le Martin.
Julie Marker, Jimmy Schuolel,
Kogrr lieu ett. Samuel and tllstla
I cms
Wednesday, Nov. 6
Phillip W'avne Millikcn III, Tomye
tilenn. Oirts Hlaitd, Hetty Phelps
Over '50s Meet
The lh er SOs t'luh meets Monday.
Nov t. at J p nt at Jennies HrarK-h
Hsptist Church on N C 179
All members are urged to attend,
said spokesman Mildred Williams
Die seniors club Includes men and
women more tlian SO years old
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2 groups DRASTK
to make room fo
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Pilot Club PI
Nancy Simpson of the Brunswick
County Sheriff's Department addressee
tne aouln Brunswick islands
Pilot Club at their monthly meeting,
Oct. 22.
Simpson, who works with cases of
wife abuse and child molestaiion,
told members a shelter is needed in
southern Brunswick County.
The Pilot Ciub, and other county
organizations, will be working to
establish a shelter.
A new club community service project
is "Adopt-A-Family." The club
will be providing food and clothing
for a senior citizen who lives alone.
On Halloween night the club will
assist at a party at Brunswick
Village, a rest home in Shallotte.
Club members also plan to visit the
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MRS. C KAHiMA
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Smith, Huffrr
In Garden C
Marsha Ixwrainc Smith o( Ash anil
CralK Martin llnlfman of
Younttstown, Ohio, were married on
Saturday, Oct 19. at 3 p.m. In a
flower garden wedding in Ash
Rev AUon Smith performed the
itcuuio-rmg ceremony at N'.r nr.;'.
Mr- K C" Simmons' residence
The bride was Riven in marriage
by Rick Tompkins of .Vsh
Millie i ox. sister of the bride, was
maid of honor
Rest man was William I) Huffman
of I nikeUnd. KU . father of the
groom
The grcwm's brother. lV?vid l' Huffman.
served as usher
new line of furnishings
IALLV reduced
r new arrivals
ans Projects
seniors on a monthly basis.
A visiting Pilot Club member, Sara
Kaziak, presented the club Tith a
"love gift" from the Monroe club.
"Love gifts" are donations to newly
chartered clubs from established
clubs to launch community service
projects.
The club's internal affairs division
has announced selling "love lights"
will be its main fund-raising activity.
The lights will cost $1 each, and they
can be in memory or in honor of someone.
The lights will be arranged
on a tree in front of United Carolina
Bank. They will be illuminated on
Sunday, Dec. 8, and will burn
throughout the 1985 holiday season.
Kor more information call Jill
Richards at 579-4243.
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KTIN HUFFMAN
>ha 1/irraine Smith
tan Marry
eremony
Wedding muse was provided by
Tun Watson of Shallotte
The couple will reside at Ocean Isle
Beach.
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Observe 25th /
Hulan and Amma Watts Royals u( Suppl
was Oct. 23, were honored Saturday with
children, Farrel and Clint Grainger, Jt
Royals. Carol Royals, Arlana Royals an
Steven BurrLs and Melissa Grainger. Thi
I .oris, S.C.
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Post Plans |
Turkey Shoot
Members of VFW Post 7288 I jdies f
Auxiliary inet on Oct. 14 to discuss \
nlnnv for tnrlrnv chtwtrc ??? "V
and December. ]
More information will be released ;!
as plans are finalized. 1 >
Eastern Area Membership Chair- ' |
man Betty Lane and State Conduc- 11
tress Clara McClary attended the J >
meeting at Brunswick House
Kestaurant in Calabash. <[
Varnam Given 80th _
Birthday Party
Bertha Varnam, of Varnamtown,
was surprised by her children with
an 80th birthday party on Sunday,
Oct 27.
She was born on Oct 26, 1906.
Twenty-five guests attended the
party at Arcelia Smigiel's home in
Varnamtown
The honoree opened presents, and
refreshments were served
Varnam's children and stepchildren
are Arcelia Smigiel. Kula
Mae Dixon, O'Neal I Knot I Varnam,
Herbert Midget i Varnam. I'earl
McDonald, Kalph Varnam, Trade
Varnam, lioyle Varnam, Ixinnie
Clemmons and Josie Husso |
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Anniversary
y, whose 25th wedding anniversary
a party at their home given by their
innlicr and KlcKy Burets, Belinda
d Amy Royals, and grandchildren
two were married Oct. 23, 1960. in
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A < !ard Of Thanks
I ?m closing in> business
and moi in^ to (inrnvilli*,
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I would like to extend m\
thanks to m\ man>
customers and friends I haw
had tin* opportunity to
hecome acquainted with.
Th a nk \ o u for your
patronage.
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