mm I UPMw Plan Heautifieatlnii is a year-round cdurt Knid Williams of liO 5 Shoreline I)i Kcniuiiition of their effort rame last seven-year residents reerived the I J - ' I j* ' fs & K /y.: Go Members of tin* Willi:*m (louse Chap! Society. Daughters of the American I a District 9 meeting Monday at Suppl Serving coffee and doughnuts (right and Marie liourk Harrison and (left I " ^ Wi Irnrr I CASH IN ON ".T SAVINGS NOW l__T WHILE SUPPLIES LAST! ! M^ISt I w3m} k X Out Prices! <^upn j PX Hurry For ! Best if *^cloc,ion!^'f CLOSET D MAID ti\ . .; > ri,i' I . ,* . ' Thmv 1 . . ?i,._,.i.,..\0 >; . 1 " 1 ' - . ' rrr - <rrrM? i , i . i^# 'L v ic - 41 v 10 Year Warranty M(Ml located Mid island Pi,i7, I 'I ' * * * . m . "Im . ' * * ? 1 3. B i ' IpP" !' . .%'<:.*VV^i V i iff - . ' '. ' 1 - L ' '* ' S' ~ r. , . ' , ^ P.. V .- ... -^ T.>fs Add Year Round Color Inr (icorjH' and (iarilni Club "Yard <?f iln* Muni rivi\ Sea Trail. SepU'mlHT. Making the prcsciiUilim wrek. ulii'ii tin* nimmitb-r member Ann lloelimcr. Iif Sunset Sands ~~.y * i- -? ^ * 0 ' ' ~ iff''- - v . , \ V*' use Chapter Hosts DAR tcr ??f tile National hie Sellers of Sliallntte. regent of thi (evolution, hosted F.arly arrivals tat left) included Fran ly Baptist Church. vice-regent: and Vera BcnnctM)au I Mary l.ou White director, foreground | Boh^REHOUSE V; " ,iv Many Major Appliances AT or BELOW \ f|p: COST V ^ ^r flfc j^wpRoiiEW^l~sftU m on't Miss This In-Stock Closo-Out Solo Nu-T 'j Kitchen Cobinets rq Wallpoper* Carpet* Blinds "g! Marble Vanity Tops S3 1 r 1 I Close Out on v* Decorator Items c " ; Lamps* Bedspreads* Dishes Small Appliances*Wicker Decors | tiM*' Wall Decorations and 1 much, much more I ~ | %ll%IOAfc 1 UllH IN SIGN CENTER jgjjKj ?. Nwy 179. f 'tween Sunset Beach & ocean isle Beach S79-74I Bolivia Couple Has Daughter |j Hilly Wayne and Martha Gallop I T I liabson of Holivia liavc announced ! ! the birth of an eight-pound. six-ounce ' ^ "T? ^ girl. Hrittany I.uAnn -?,*"7^* . Horn Sept. 2 at 4..'17 p.m. in Cape , ; '* *? Fear Memorial Hospital. VVilm WjjTJ 4 -/ , mglon, she was 2fl'v inches in length. o Her maternal grandparents are Floyd and .leanneane < iallop of I.??ng Get-Acquainted Luncheon Slated (*. ~V/W** * A covered dish luncheon will help Calabash extension Hornemakers *get better acquainted at their Sept. 19 meeting The meeting begins at 11 :.'10 a in. at the Calabash Fire Station. Following lunch a brief business , * . uv.it session is planned. New members are welcome, said spokesman Mary Quintan. ,h" award for i Gores Set Reunion Descendants of Beauregard and tux^cri,nn" *?<?e wiu noia a lamuy reuH8S&'' nion Saturday. Sept. 27, at the Pearly Vereon ('oinmunity Building at WacWl*'1 ;i covered-dish luncheon spread 1 p.m . said spokesman Inez All family members are invited to ^ come, bringing their lunch and family mementos to share. Loves Have Son Jim and Connie I.ove of Calabast have announced the birth of a son James Nicholas I-ove. Horn July 31, he weighed five pounds, five ounces. The maternal grandparents art Sandra and Kayvon Autry of Sted man. The paternal grandparents art Margaret and Aggie Love of Red Spr ings. ~ im - C.ause Chapter. vWmaS&ar Wt? a KS>?j 5SSH gflBLsg^ qgp M KfjTH=C3T^ *0fcto\ <"S> L"*'?*)-*_ KM j |L"J "TSjlBA^. t^TB? MyijffllmSiG^^UH S3g-J " J* |r#J j. ^ |it^?BATH| mm Hki? * one Products I [S53 taund? ' ngc Hoods ^ All Family Dollar Si I Through This Weokend. Quantities 37 ^ I Some Items. No Sales To Ooalei TIIK HIK.NSWK K KKACON, It Hospital Seeks i R runs wick Hospital volunteers will hold a luncheon business meeting F riday, Sept 12. in tlie hospital dini on room. The luncheon is pari of an effort to recruit new volunteers, according to Paula Stone, director of Human Resources and Volunteer Sendees. Kach volunteer has asked five or six guests to join them. Tie Red Ribbon I Members of the Calabash VKW Post are urging Bruaswick Count> residents to display red ribbons as observance of POW-MIA Recognition Week. Sept. 14-19. "We have over 2,400 missing Americans," said Auxiliary member Ilse Hricz. "That's quite a number. Something needs to be done to determine their status." She suggested tying red ribbons on mailboxes, car antennas, trees, "wherever." and writing to Summi All Summer :!rvW \\ v Joan & Kcr? Yerton Holden Beach Rd MM Jk iSORTED TOWELS z'.Yyysi 1 Rogularly 2 For *5. 'PiPJJJJPjjj \ towels in prints ^ '? .> , Aor solids. w ^ i. f\ 1 ' ~ Umiled TWIN CREEK F lursday. September 11. 19H6?Page 7-A NJew Volunteers "We need mure volunteers to operate our t?ifI shop," she said, "and many of uur department heads are always asking if we can help them." Those wishing to volunteer their services at the hospital should call Ms. Stone or any member of the volunteer organization, indicated Pete Barnette. hospital .spokesman. :or POWs/MIAs legislators urging action by the Federal government. The recognition week is sponsored nationally by the National league of Families of American Prisoners Missing in Southeast Asia. Correction In the Sept. 4 edition of the Beacon. Robin Brown is incorrectly identified in a picture ori page 7-A as Terry West ir Sals Ho/ w /o off Merchandise 9~ # | "The Difference ? ? bctv.ssn I t Dressed and if Well-Dressed" . SholloTte, 754 7650 9EG DIAPERS i ,. > g '] V Regularly 5.99. u * j / E*tra absorbent or H toddler sizes. _ I $(&^MTWOP'V k

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