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PaKe U-A—THE BRUNSWICK BEACON, TBonilay, April Z,’1987 CHURCH ACTIVITIES Assembly To Show Movie Deaths And Funerals Joy Assembly, located on N.C. 211 toward Southport, will present the movie, "A Thief In The Night,” on Saturday, March za, at V p.m. There will be no charge. The evangelical film portrays one view of what could happen following Christ's return. It begins with reference to I Thessalonians 4:16-17 and then into the book of Revelations. Danny Etheridge, pastor, invites the public to attend. Sunday's sermon on March 29 will be on the subject, "Christ versus An tichrist." Churches Set Revivals Three local churches are planning revival services this month. Soldier Bay Soldier Bay Baptist Ciiufvh on N.C. 130 in Ash will hold its spring revival April G-10, with scrv’iccs at 7:30 o'clock each evening. The Rev. S.L. Doty of Woodbum Baptist Church in Leland will be the guest speaker. The Rev. David C. Woodley, pastor, and the congregation invite the public. Sharon Methodist Sharon United Methodist Church will hold revival services April 19-23 with services at 7:30 o'clock nightly. The guest speaker will be Rev. Thomas J. Sniith, pastor of Hayes Barton United Methodist Church in Raleigh. Special music is planned for each service. Gospel Center Gospel Center Baptist Church at Vamamtown will hdd revival sei^ vices April 5-12, with Rev. William Chapman, director of missions for the BruTiSwick Baptist AssooiaUoii^ hS SpvoAcr. Services will held at 7:30 p.m. each evening and Sunday morning at 11 a.m. CEDAR GROVE AREA NEWS Thr00 Chtfrehes Plon Revivals BY BARBARA T. HEWETT Three churches in the Ocean View Association have revivals schedul ed. Pleasant Hill's revival takes "1 place April 5-10, ■J with Rev. Lofton 1 Holmes bringing the message on Sunday morning. Rev. Raymond Smith will be the '-veeknight evangelist. Cedar Grove's revival begins with prayer services on Wednesday night, April 8, with the ministry of the word beginning Sunday night, April 12. The evangelist will be Rev. Harry R. McGill of Latta, S.C. Revival services are In progress at Zion Plain, at Nakina, continuing through April 3. Rev. Raymond Smith is the evangelist. Men's Union Held The Ocean View Association Men's Union was held at Zion Plain Mis sionary Baptist Church in Nakina, where Rev. John R. Keel is pastor. Participants included Rev. Dennis Graham, James H. Biyant, Rev. Dennis Frink, Rev. David Flowers, Dosher Marlowe, the youth of Zion Plain, David Jenrette, Rev. Willie D. Frink, and Rev H.J. Frink, with the moderator. Rev. W.D. Frink, presiding. The next union will be held at Cedar Grove Baptist Church in Supp ly. Sing Said Joyful Youth of the Ocean View Associa tion filled the cln^r stand and much of the sanctuary at Mt Zion Baptist Church Sunday for the assciciation's fifth-Sunday sing. The group, introduced by Rev. M.C. Herring, is directed by DeAn- drea "De-De" Cause and accom panied by Timmy Stanley. You Are Invited To Worship With Us A00emblu NON-DENOMINATIONAL Sunday, 10 AM, 7 PM Wednesday, 7 PM VlMsge Rd ., ecrcss from Shollotte Dry Cleoners Pastor, Bobby Causey ThjC Churches of Christ * .Salute You Horn.ins riic Shailcijic ( riuri.li ul c nrisilies \oii lo wurvinp wiilvtis lin Siiiulay. 10 AM Bible Sliidv 11 AM \Vorshi|) Service American I'ciruiii llldi;., llw\., 1-7.■ ()iic Mile So(11 h ()t SliaTloTic- " r.vi;in \ ishok is AN MONORKI) (,n>T Mt Zion's juniors, accompanied by Tania Butler, presented devotional music. Miss Butler also welcomed the group, with a response by Jane Cause. Soloists Robert Stanley Jr. and Tif fany Frink were both so small they were hoisted up to Arvella Marlowe’s shoulder in order to be seen by the audience. Stanley, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stanley Sr. and grand son of Mr. and Mrs. Covia Stanley Sr. of Longwood, presented an original arrangement on the drums. Frink is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Dennis Frink and the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Foster Frink of Thomasboro. Speakers included Andrew Frink Jr., "Church Manners;" Timothy and Terry Frink, "What Makes A Good Church;" Darlene Bellamy, "Recipe for a Good Leader’ Chowan Simmons, "A Church Garden.” Gary and Larry Hill led the youth’s closing song. Mrs. Marlowe urged the youth to contact Annie S. Frink to reserve seats for the April 4 bus trip to the state leadership 'workshop ia„ Raleigh. Thirty seats'-pre^Kvailabler for $10 each. The bus will leave ML Zion Church in Longwood at 5 a.m. Mabell Brooks, president of tlie young adult departmenL reminded youth of the one-dav district con ference at First Baptist Church in Wilmington April 25 at 9:30 a.m. and of their commitment tu attend a retreat at the Baptist assembly in Laurel Hill on June 6. Odell Hankins, second vice- president of the seniors, encouraged seniors and others to keep com mitments to the district session as well as to the senior union meeting on Jime 13. The next fifth Sunday sing will be held at Little Macedonia Baptist Church In Supply, where Rev. Charles Jacobs is pastor. Gibson To Speak Ons thA vAiingAct AvonAAK^Q in Longs, S.C., to minister to Ocean View Association churches will be the guest evangelist for the 11 a.m. youths’ service Sunday, April 5, at St. James Missionary Baptist Church in Bolivia. The youths' supervisor is Mary E. Bernard; the pastor. Rev. Raymond Smith. The public is in vited. Happy Birthday Happy Birth^y to Pearlestine Mit ehell. Rubben Hewett, Elbert Dale Gore, Dorothy Hewett, Ada Ruth Bostick of Maryland, Hobson J. Hewett, Clifford Vereen, twins Angie and Jetmifer Coatney, twins Utha G. Hewett and Etha Mae Herring and Gerrard Carlos. I'une In Be sure to listen to WVCB radio stoticr. in Ehnllcttc cn Thursday at 3 p.m. and Saturday at 10:15 a.m. for the Cedar Grove Area News. On Suir- day at 3:30 p.m. listen for the Moments of Inspiration gospel music program. Weekly Scriptore The scripture of the week is Psalms 9:2, "I will be glad and re joice in thee. I will sing praise to thy name. Oh thou most high.” ROLAND G. UNCSRi; RoUnd O. Decker, 62, ist ShwlKiitw died Match !9 In New ttimocer Memorial Hospital, WlUtUnnUm, following an extended iKnexs. The funeral was heM March M in Jecuiies Branch Baptist i'lwirctv with Rev. Jesse Bentley officialing. Burial was In the church ce»i»eter>\ Bom in WeUsboiw Pa., on June 1$, 1924, he was the sen of KU\\vi .A. Decker and the late IaiU Ntason Dedier. Decker retired in 1964 Itvan i\«nv ing Glass Co. of New York. He was a U.S. Army veteran. Survivors in addition to his father include his wife, Mrs. EUxabeth Shaf fer Decker of the home; a son. Roland J. Decker of Shallotte; three brothers, Morgan Decker of Miller ton. Pa., Robert A. Decker of WcUsboro, Pa., and Floyd Decker Jr. of Addison, N.Y.; a sister, Mrs. Eunice A. VanOrder of Myrtle Beach, S.C.; and two grandchildren. ANNETTE T. WTIJ JCTTS Annette T'jTee Willetts, 55, of Route 1, Winnabow, died March 25 in New Hanover Memorial Hospital, Wilm ington. Tlie funeral was held March 27 at Bolling Spring Lakes First Baptist Church by Rev. Avery Lumsden, with burial in the Lebanon Baptist Church Cemetery. A native of Columbus County, she was the daughter of Mrs. Lou White Tyree and the late Marion C. Tyree. She was employed by the Brunswick County Board of Educa tion as a teaching assistant. Survivors in addition to her mother include her husband, Styron L. Willetts; a daughter, Mrs. Debra Spivey of Chadboum; two sons, Joseph L. Norris of Whlteville and Marion T. Norris of Clarendon; three sisters, Mrs. Orene Mercer of little River, S.C., Mrs. Mary Alice Hunt and Mrs. Dorothy Auld, both of Charleston, S.C.; and a grandson. ELNETA O- WE55T Elneta Cause West, 68, of Route 1, Bolivia, died March 28 In New Hanover Memorial Hospital, Wilm ington. A graveside service was held March 31 in Mill Creek Baptist Church Cemetery, with Rev. Avery Lumsden offlclati^. Mrs. West was a itattve of Tabor Ci ty and of the Holiness £aith. Survivors include two sons, Lloyd Charin (Jimmy) West Sr. of the home wd Joseph Lee (Joe) West of Boiling Spring Lakes; a sister, Mrs. Huby Gfiston Cbsrlolt^* grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Memorial contributions may be made to Town Oeek Volunteer Rescue Squad, Bolivia, NC 28422. WILLIAM J. BURGESS William J. Burgess, 60, of Route 3, Leland, died March 27 in Cape Fear Memorial Hospital, Wilmington, following a short illness. The funeral was held March 30 in the Coble Ward-Smith Oleander CSiapel, Wilmington, with Rev. Vin cent Wall officiating. Burial was in Greenlawn Memorial Park. Rom in Rowan (bounty on Aug. 18, 1526, he was the son of the late Tifli- mons and Daisy Yates Burgess. He was a member of Southside Baptist Church and a World War n U.S. Navy veteran. At the time of his death, Burgess was employed by Fountain Tire Service as a commer^ cial tire salesman. Survivors include his wife, Mar jory M. Burgess of the home; a son, Charles “Eddie” McAlister of Gastonia; three brothers, Jimmy Ray Burgess of Little Rock, Ark., R. J. Burgess of Charlotte and Bobby L. Burgess of Bessemer City; and two grandchildren. CARLY W. KNER Carly Woodrow Ikner, 74, of Laurinburg, died March 27 at home. The funeral was held March 29 at McDougald Funeral Hnne Chapel by ine Rev. Howard Hardin, with buriai jswrviwm tnv'tu\V ht* yi4iy>. IL Ikiwr i twM Mxvx. ttiH IVwm- .it Maxtvw an.! tXiWi id lAtutw vkii «»a»i(ictitTiTv mil.. it.1«aVi'’i' VtwMnwini .d lamtnNud ai>.t •Aiuwtte SktvMm- id tviiw tovther*. Ikiiw id tt\j>h »\nid, .h»div Ikiw id nw,lmliiniv Walter lk««- id WMteiUWi a«it lyiM IkiHMT id law«ntH«i8i al»tei-a, Mrx, Ktnita t>avtt id iVvan U)^ Mm iliwm Mowr of Thwivwtii'w. Min Uiulte AtvWraim id MariiHi. \'a., Mr*. .Alma I'arter id Whltevtlte. Mm. IXwUvv Want vd lAuKvnl aiM Mm Made Walker id Uimtierton; ami two Kmtxlchlliiretv Meuniriab ma> be made to Plea*an(vlew IhiMbyterian iTairdi, I aiirtuhur>j. DAVID l>. WABSON David Ddbcri Babson, 65, of Hmte 1, Ash. died Man'h 94 In the Veteraiv* Adminisiraiion Medical Center. Fayetteville. A graveside service wa.s held March 26 in New Britton Baptist Church Cemetery. Survivors include a brother, Ed ward Babson of Ash; and three -I-* 1 OAAtvao, 4tAta. rkuotCMv i‘\nsiA/ a.rAav««i of Ash, Mrs. Margaret Moore of Wilmington and Mrs. Esther Falrcloth of Syimar, Calif. FLOYD E. NORRIS Floyd Edgar Norris, 86, of Route 1, Chadboum, died March 26 at the Veterans .Admiidstration Medical Contsr in Faysttsvilio, The funeral was held March 29 in Chadboum Pentecostal Holiiiess Church with Revs. Glenn Hawiey and Willis Pearson officiating. Burial was in the Flpps family cemetery. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Annie Leonard Fipps Norris; 14 step sons and a stepdaughter; two half- brothers, Paul Friedman of Chad- bourn and Dave Friedman of Whlteville; three sisters, Mrs. Beulah Thompson of Long Branch; Mrs. Amber Clemmons of Supply and Mrs. AzUee Simms of Myrtle Beach, S.C.; and several stepgrandchildren and stepgreat-grandchlldren. IDA PEARL NEVENS Ida Pearl Rich Nevens died March 26 in Davis Health Care Center, Wilmington. A graveside service was held March 29 in Oleander Memorial Garins by Rev^Carol Goehring. ■' Bot In Bnihs^k County on Jan, 12, 1899, she was the daughter of the late Yancy Carl and Dora Mae Har- rebon Rich. She was the widow of (George Sumner Nevens and a member of Wrightsvllie Beach United Methodist Church. Survivors include a sister, Mrs. G.C. Gilbert of Wilmington; two nices and a nephew. JAMES A. SMITH James Adron Smith, 76, of Route 1, Ash, died March 24 in Cape F^r Memorial Hospital, Wllmlngotn. The funeral was held March 26 in the Inman Funeral Home, Tabor Ci ty, with burial in the Sniith family cemetery. JEFFREY WAYNE MORGAN Jeffery Wayne Morgan, 24, of Kemeraville, died March 28 in Cape Fear meiuCrial Hospital. The funeral was held March 31 in the Coble Ward-Smith Oleander Chapel, with Rev. Richard Hicks and Rev. Horace Jackson officiating. Burial was in Oleander Memorial Gardens. Bora in Wilmington on June 30, 1962, he was the son of Chmeron and Gale Ganey Morgan of Keraersville. He was a former student at the University d North Carolina at Greenebf^ snd was employed with Piedmont Airlines in Greensboro in the maintenance departmenL Survivors in addition to his parents include two brothers, Joel Morgan and Josh Morgan, both of the henne; his maternal grandmother, Mrs. Vera Ganey of Leland; and his pater nal grandmother, Mrs. Lucille Morgan or WiimingUm. Tutor’s Ink Services * INCOME TAX PNEPARATION * Personal/Small Busirsssj ^ * WORD PR0CESSIN6 * Repwrts/Popers/Mailing/Resumes/Letters/Bulletins/Price Lists * NOTARY PUBLIC * We're not expensive — just good! TAX TIP: Beginning with your 1988 tox rotura, ooch dopondent over the age of S mutt hove o social tocurity number. 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A A,M. .'hinixiH's im'tudp hU wife, Mrs. Uiulrc S .'imtth of the Immo; nml a lUmitlitet', Ml*.* Amt Smith of (ho Ihutto. JKWKU.O. mxSKVU' JpirOii C. iVosvViC, w, of Long llcm'lt, illoil March 24 la Ihishor Momiiriai iiuspilai. Tho fuiiornl iviw hold March 27 In Oak l.tland ITwibytcrian Church, of which .iIk! was a member. Dr. Brian Weger officiated. A graveside ser vice was held March 30 in Cellar Hill Cemeteo', Sultland, Md., with Rev. LittU Rivar Unittd Methodist Church Franklin D. Hort$i}ll, Pastor Worahtp; 8 30 11 AM Church School: 9:4S AM • pvOVJvteii al 11 a m. ««rvice. Hwy. 17, UtH« RIvor 80S.249.2379 AFFORDABLE DENTURES 1 ON PRODUCTS ADVERTISED IF IN BEFORE 9 AM (M-Fl No Appolninneni Nocottiry OFFICE HOURS:_ ^ ' 8 AM -12 PM 4 2 PM- S-PM ^Uppor,4-tSiwBr) : - All Mdlorlals ADA Approved — ^^pRfe.iEDWARp3^ A native of Stowe Township, Pa., Mrs. Ivosevic was a retired budget analyst with the U.S. Navy Depart ment in Washington, D.C., and a member of various art clubs. Survivois Include her husband, George S. Ivosevic of the home; a .son, .S, Wayne Ivmevic of Denver, Colo.; a daughter, Mrs. Madeline A. Oetinger of Owensboro, Ken.; and two grandchildren. Memorial contributions may be made to the Jewell Ivosevic Memorial Building Fund, Oak Island Presbyterian Church, Long Beach, NC 28461. & Am~EY, P.A, ^^;_:__i.General Dantlsis ; ; , 2802 htarkot SlrootT— Wilmington, NO __ , 343-0830 NC 1-800-682-57.15 di\un6*tt€c^ /.94S ” Cobk ISarb-^mitb COMPLETE Jffuneral ^cruice SUPPLY, N..C, ■7&4-BB4B S^«~a**evn^tn»nf &*/a,nO >9'tt0u-utttce. Personal Expectations BY GREG WHITE BRUNSWICK FUNERAL SERVICE uurmg our lives we nave certain ex pectations: from our families, from our * jobs, and from others with whom we i share our thoughts and love. Preplann- i.- ing a funeral is a way of expressing your personal wishes and desires. Decisions . regarding funeral preplanning are best [ left to the person that knows best—you. Please feel free to come by or call, and we will be glad to discuss the options with the one who knows best. BRUNSWICK FUNERAL SERVICE Hwy. 17, South, Shallotte, N.C. 754-6363 HEARING AID CLINIC Saturday Apr. 4 9A.M.-2 P.M. ineima wuinri Certified licensed hearing aid dealer will be here to conduct hearing tests gnd make i— evaluations this Saturday. > Now Gould ACTIVAIR’ a hearing aid battery that lasts twice as long. fK[f Ear AAolds Cleaned Ultrasonically Service Includes: Hearing Tests Hearing Aid Evaluation Repair Estimates (all models) SQ-day trial period. No obligation. BRUNSWICK PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY Where We Offer' Sick Room Supplies • Blood Pressure Tests Drive-Up Window • Senior Citizen's Discount Across from the hospital in Supply 754-8155 ,^JSt££SasS2E5XS^SS
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