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Page 8>A—THE BRUNSWICK BEACON, Ttaunday, February S. 1987
THE STANLEY FAMILY lings at Loogwood BapUst Church Saturday
night
CHURCH ACTIVITIES
Stanley hamily Will Sing
The Stanley Faniil>' of Loris, S.C..
will be featured in a singing sennce
at Longwood Baptist Churvh on
Saiut^y, Feu. 7, at 7 p.nv
Refreshments will ^ ser\ ed and
the public is invited to attend, in*
dicated a news release.
Dinner S/aied
St Brendan’s Catholic Mission will
hold an Italian dinner Thursday.
Feb. 12. from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at
St. Brendan Hall, on U.S. 17 about
two miles south of snaliotie.
Seating will be by advance tickets
only, at a cost of $6 each. They may
be obtained immediately following
Saturday evening or Sunday morning
mass at St Brendan Hall, or by call
ing 579-9859.
No tickets wit] ^ ^nlrl at the door:
however, take-out orders may be ob
tained after 6 p.m.
Door prizes are planned.
Officers To Speak
Officers of the Brunswick Count>'
Chapter of Full Gospel Business
Men’s Fellowship intemaoonai will
speak at the Feb. 9 chapter meeting
at Jane’s Seafood House on N.C. 130
toward Holden’s Beach. The meeting
begins with dinner at 7 p.m., followed
by the program at 7:30 p.m.
The public is invited to attend the
$7.50 buffet dinner meeting, at which
the officers will share what God is do
ing in their lives and their vision for
the chapter's future.
Singers At Zion
L.V. Walton and the New Life
Singers will appear at Zion Baptist
Church in Ash on Sunday, Feb. 8. at 7
p.m.
Rev. Jade Maitin, pastor, and
members invite the pubUc to attend.
The church is located on N.C. 130 In
Ash.
Officers are Ike Williams, presi
dent; Bob Lewis, vice president;
George Jones, secretary, and Harry
Pigott, treasurer.
Pigott and his wife. Sandi, live In
Shallotte and own and operate
Coastal Wallpaper & Carpet
Jones and his wife, Mary, operate
G & M Interiors In Shallote and Little
River, S.C.
Letvis and his wife, Carolyn, live in
Shallotte. He is a land surveyor and
they have a family music outreach,
BLESS Ministries.
Williams and his wife. Martha, live
in Northwest Community. He Is
employed with Federal Paper Board
Co. in Riegeiwood.
CHAPTEIR OFFICERS George Jones, Ike WUUams, Bob Lewis and Harry
Pigott wOl speak at the Feb. 9 meeting of the Brunswick County Chapter,
Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship International.
CUD OF THUKS
Our fcmiiy wishes to oxp,'ess
our most sincere thonks to all
our relatives and friends fo.-
iheir thoughtfulness ond
sincere expressions of sym
pathy during our time of grief.
The Family of
Amelio (Millie) Gore
Utile River United
meinudiat OhUivn
Franklin D. Hortsell, Poster
Werthlp: 6:JU-11 AM
Church School: 9:45 AM
Nursery provided
at I I o m. service.
Hwy. 17, Little River
$03-249-2329
Deaths And Funerals
JAMES LEO HADDOCK
James Leo Haddock, 73, of Route
1, Ash. died Jan. 28, In New Hanotrer
Memorial Hospital, Wilmington,
following a brief illness.
The funeral was held Jan. 30 In Old
2>hBUotie Bapusi Cuurcii, with Revs.
Giles Butler and J.D. Hewett of-
ficlatlng. Burial was in Brunswick
Memorial Gardens with masonic
rites accorded by Shallotte Masodc
lAxige No. 727 A.F. & A.M.
Bom in Bladen Coun>'y on July 9,
1914, Haddock was the son of the late
William N. and Ada Lee Hawkins
Haddock. Prior to his retirement, he
was employed by Mac Construction
Co. as a construction foreman.
He was a member of the Shallotte
Masonic Lodge, the Scottish Rite
Bodies and the Sudan Temple.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs.
Ruby Russ Haddock of the home; a
son. James David Haddock of
Shallotte; four daughters. Mrs. Jerry
(Carol) Danford of Shalluttc. Mrs.
Malton (Pal) iTipp oi Kiegeiwood,
Mrs. Joe (Shelby) Harvey of
Ho.nolulu, Hawaii, and Mrs. Darid
(Debbie) Stanley Jr. of Bolivia; a
brother, Hubert Haddock cf Virginia
Beach. Va.; two sisters, Mrs. Annie
Uura Roderick of Santa Ana, CiUf.,
and Mrs. Doris Ringold of New Bern;
13 grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
VALERIE RENEE BERTZ
Valerie Renee Bertz, nine-month-
old daughter of Steven L. and Sylvia
Caffrey Bertz of Leland, died Jan. 27
in New Hanover Memorial Hospital.
The funeral was held Jan. 29 in
Pine Valley United MethodLst
Church, with Dr. Billy t\ Scale of
ficiating. Burial ws In Greenlawn
Memorial Park.
She was bom in Wilmington on
April 20,1S88.
Suivivors in addition to her parents
include paternal grandparents.
Richard and Ruth Bertz of Napoleon,
Chic; maternal grandparents. David
and Alice Moore of Mooresville;
paternal great-grandparents, Walter
C. and Emma Bertz of Montclair,
Calif.; and her maternal great
grandmother, Ethelyn Parham of
Mooresville.
GEORGE R. CLEMMONS
The funeral was held Jan. 30 in
Friendship Baptist Church of
Southport for George R, Clemmons,
who died Jan. 23 in New Yori; (Tity.
Rev. M.C. Herring omdaieU, with
burial in Northwood Cenietery.
He was the son of the late George
Raphael Clemmons of Southport and
Mrs. Mariah Clemmons Treble of
Bronx, N.Y.
Survivors in addition to hJs mother
include his wife, Mrs. Shelia Clem
mons of Bronx, N.Y.; three
daughters. Anita Clemmons, Avita
Clemmons and Amelia Clemmons,
all of Brjiis, N.Y.j ids stepfather,
Rubin Trimye, of Bronx, N.Y.; a
brother, Stephen Clemmons, of
Bronx, N.Y.
NOVIE HEWETT
Novie Hewett, 72, of Wilmington,
died Jan. 29 in New Hanover
Memorial Hospital.
The funeral was held Jan. 31 in the
Brunswick Funeral Service Chapel,
Shallotte, with Rev. Scott Gillum of
ficiating. Burial was in Silent Grove
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Cemetery Meeting
Schedul^ Feb, 9
Pre-Arrangemeni Is
A Thoughtfiil Decision
BY GREG WHITE
BRUNSWICK FUNERAL SERVICE
Today, more people are recognizing that funeral
pre^arrargement is a thoughtful ded-*
Sion. Pre-arranging protects your fami-!
ly from having to make decisions at a |
time when decisions could be confusing |
and difficult. Pre-arranging is a'
demonstration of your love and con
sideration for others.
Feel free to contact us about this
very personal service at no charge to
you and without obligation.
BRUNSWICK FUNERAL SERVICE
Hwy. 17, South, Shallotte, N.C.
Repairs and clean ig) of the old
Shallotte Community Church
Cemetery will be discussed at a
meeting scheduled for7:30 p.m. Feb.
9.
The public is invited to attend the
meeting at the OM Shallotte Baptist
Church fellowship hsU on N.C. 904
near Grissettown.
According to Marie Grissett, the
cemetery is one of the Shallotte
area’s oldest, and persons are needed
to help maintain IL
For more information contact
Grissett at 5708488.
ARE YOU TROUBLED?
Horvest Fellowship cores.
Speciol services this Sunday,
10 AM and 6 PM. Hwy. 130,
beside Shallotte Housing
■Center.
7548363
You Are Invited
To Worship With Us
.rvzizu^tiluiQ
NON-DtNuMiNA $ iOHaL
Sundoy, 10 AM, 7 PM
Wednesday, 7 PM
Villoge Rd., oerots
from Shallotte Dry Cleaners
Pastor, Bobby Cousey
Cemetery, Supply.
Hewett is solved by hla son,
Roger Hewett of Town Creek; a
daughter. Shelve Jane Wlltsle of
Wilmington; three brothers, Robert
Hewett and Harvey Hewett, both of
WUmington, snd Donald Hewett cf
Tabor City; a sister, Sadie Goggaus
of Lacumba, La.; five grandchildren
and four great-grandchildren.
V.D. WILLETTS
V.D. Willetts of Wilmington and
Southport died Jan. 29 in Duke
Medical Center, Durham.
The fuifCrsl was held Jan. 31 in the
chapel of Andrews Mortuary by Rev.
Rodney Knowles. Burial was In
Southport Cemetery.
Born In Bolivia on Oct 1. 1911, he
was the son of the late Marshall and
Emma McDowell Willetts.
Suivivors include his wife, Mrs.
V.D. Willetts of the home; a son. Rev.
David Willetts of Alexandria, V&.;
two brothers, Alton Willetts of
WLnstcn-Salem and W.M. Willetts;
iwo ^ters. Mrs. Rills Parker d
Wilmington and Mrs. Geneva Collins
of New London, Gopjl; seven grand
children and three great
grandchildren.
IRENE WILLIS
Irene Willis of Navassa died Jan. 26
in in New Hanover Memorial
Hospital.
The funeral was held Jan. 31 in Mt.
Calvary AME Church in Navassa.
with burial in the Mt (Talvary*
Cemetery.
Shelton Wade .Andrew>; aU of Chad-
bourn.
LlIUE S. NANCE
IJIlie S. Nance, 102, of Tampa,
Fla., and fonnerly of Supply, died
Jan. 29 in Tampa.
The funeral was held Feb. 3 In the
Coble Ward-Smith Brunswick Chapel,
in Supply, with Rev. Weston Varnum
officiating. Burial was In Sabbath
Home Baptist Church Cemetery.
Born on April 4, 1684, she was the
daughter d the late Roland and An-
nest (Tarolyn Vercen Varnum. She
was prcce^ Ln death by her hus
band, John H. Nance, and a son,
Johnnie S. Nance. She was a member
of Ballast Point Baptist (Thurch.
Survivors include four daughters,
Mrs. Betty^ Wells of San Antonio.
Texas; Mrs! Selina Owens of Tampa
and Mrs. Ix)ulse Chandler and Mrs.
Odessa Caloneri, both of Orlando,
Fla.; 12 grandchildren, 33 greet-
graiKlchlldrcn and 21 great-great
grandchildren.
Brunswick County on OcL 1,192S. the
daughter of the late William Hosea
Long and Emma Long. She was a
fHmer member of Mt. Olive Baptist
Church.
Survivors include her husband,
Glen Neuschafer of California; a
daughter, Mrs. Chsrlctls
Kirkpatrick of Roland Heights,
Calif.; four sisters, Mrs. Lillie
Mrs. Retha Padgett, Mrs. Virginia
Evans and Mrs. Barbara Davis, all of
Wilmington; two brothers, W.H.
Long Jr. of Bolivia and Curtis Long of
Southport, and three grandchildren.
CUBIE WALKER GREEN
Cubie Walker Green, 86, of
WhitevUle, died Jan. 31.
The funeral v.ss held Jan. 2 in
Peacock’s Chapel In the Pines by
Rev. John Wyatt. Burial was In the
Walker Cemetery, Columbus County.
Bom in Columbus County, she was
the daughter of the late George and
Mattie Register Walker. She was the
wiHrm nf the late WilUaip C-aswell
FLORENCE NEUSCHA»'h:k
Florence Neuschafer, 61, of Roland
Heights, Calif., and formerly of
Brunswick County, died Jan. 29 In
California.
A graveside service was held Feb.
5 in the Long Family Cemetery In
Bolivia, with Rev. C.O. Blanton of
ficiating.
Mrs. Neuschafer was born in
Survivors include two sons, Robert
Green of Cairo, Ga., and Kermit
Green of Bolivia; four daughters,
Bertha Ward, Dana Harwood and
Ethel Smith of WhitevUle and
Juanita Tedder of Hallsboro; 24
grandchildren, 39 great
grandchildren and one great-great
grandchild.
MARGARET ANDREWS HARRELL
Margaret Andrews Harrell, 62, of
Milwaukee, Wis., died Jan. 27 in St
Michno) HncnitAl.
The funeral was held Jan. 30 at
Hader Funeral Home Chapel in
Milwaukee, with burial in Graceland
Cemetery.
She was a Columbus County native
and was the daughter of Mrs. Clara
E. Andrews of Chadboum and the
late W.M. Andrews.
Survivors in addition to her mother
include three sisters, Malice Nobles
and Louise Blake, boUi of (Thadboum,
and Eva Little of Fair Bluff; and
seven brothers, the Rev. Carl D. An
drews of Supply, William Andrews of
Juniper, Fla., John C. Andrews of
JohnsMi City, Tenn., Earl Andrews of
Clayton, Ga., James Franklin An
drews, Robert Alien Andrews and
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PROUDLY .ANNOUNCES
THE OPENING
OF A BRANCH
IN
WHITEVILLE
AT HIGHWAY 130, EAST
TELEPHONE 642-2889
TO SERVE RESIDENTS
OF THAT AREA
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On the occasion of the opening of this new facility, /
would like to take this opportunity to express my
appreciation to Brunswick County residents whose
support over the years made this expansion possible,
and to pledge the same kind of considerate, professional
ser\*ice to the people of Columbus County at
our new location.
Dicky Powell