Pace ••A—THE EHUNSWICK BEACON, Tbunday, April Z. 1987
To Wed April 4
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Somersett of Grissettown have announced the for-
thccsiisg wedding of their daughter, Donnn jn iriiu Allen Smith
son of Mr. and Mrs. ElUs Smith of Longwood. Their marriage will take place
Saturday, April 4 at 4:30 p.m. at Old Shallotte Baptist Church, Grissettown,
with a reception afterward in the church fellowship hall. Invitations have
been sent; however, friends and relatives are invit^
PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
Twenty-Three On CFTIs List
Twenty-three Brunswick County
students attained the dean's list for
the 1986 winter quarter at Cape Fear
Technical Institute.
Carl E. Malpass, dean of student
affairs, said the students are as
follows; Joanne W. Bailey, Barbara
Barajas, Sherry L Beasley, Jeffery
A. Brende, Stephen W. Bvrd, Donna
L. Davis, Jackie G. Farrow, Richard
M. Ferrucci, Lora A. Gabrio,
Stephen D. Gates, Renita J. Hender
son, Amelia J. Jones, Christopher C.
King, Kenneth M. Lorring, Timmy D.
Ludlum, Ralph L. McLean Jr.,
Sherry L. Newman, Rebecca A.
Nichols, Veronika B. Powell,
Lawrence D. Skipper, Sharon C.
Townsend, Tracy M. Tucker,
Christine Waddell.
Bray Re-Enl/sfs
staff Sgt Thomas P. Bray, son of
Percy B. and Betty J. Bray of Sunset
Beach, has re-enlisted in the U.S. Air
Force at Reese Air Force
Base,Texas, for four years.
Bray is an inventory management
supervisor with the 64th Supply
Squadron.
Davts Named
Harold Davis, a native of
Southport, has heeu appointed to the
N. C. Industrial Comnii^ion by Gov.
Jim Martin.
Davis is plant services foreman at
CP&L’s Shearon Harris Nuclear
Plant. He replaces Charles Clay on
the commission.
Finalists Chosen
Two North Brunawiis High School
seniors are regional finalists in the
new North Carolina Teaching
Fellows Scholarsliip program.
They are Shannon Varia Craln-
shaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Dwight Crainshaw; and Richard
Kevin Chaisson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard L. Chaisson.
The program was established to
encourage superior students to enter
the teaching profession. State win
ners wdll be awarded a renewable
four-year scholarship of 95,000 a
year.
Private Graduates
Pvt. Montrel A. Jackson has
graduated from the seven-week ex
plosive ordnance disposal assistance
course at the U.S. Army Missile and
at
Birthdays And Anniversaries
BBQ, Bog On Menu
>n
Thursday, April Z
April Dowless, Robert Robinson,
Johnnie Corbett, Jonathan Powers,
Caro! CarUsle, Matt Abbott: Robert
and Barbara Stanley.
Friday, April 3
ueora ncwctt, Jcff Ferrell
B. Frink, Lashonda Hill, Dirk
Stanley, Joe Piver, David Stanaland,
Frank Lennon, Terrie Sellers; Dan
and Catherine Norman, Mr. and Mrs.
Boots Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. Herbie
Robinson.
Sattuday, April 4
Josephine Collins, Bobbie Ward,
Del Smith, Chris Ellis, Betty Jo
Edge, Hilda Inman, Thaddeus
Evans; Mr. and Mrs. Timmy
Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hewett.
Sunday, April 5
Bridget D. Milliken, Glenda Ixiwe,
Susan C. Galloway, Cheryl K. Mc-
Cumbee, Chris Long, Martha Hard
wick; Mr. and Mrs. Walter l.ee
Galloway.
Monday, April 6
Joanna Stanley, Nancy Roycroft,
Holly aemmons, April Mints, Sylvia
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**•*'»-• fcJKuMuciim, i*tt, atixM
Mrs. Fred Andresky.
Tuesday, April 7
David Bennett, Gerald Beck, Ron
nie Holden, Alan Powell, Aggie
Johnson; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd L.
Hewett, Mr. and Mrs. Sammie
Leonard, Mike and Gall Safrit.
Wednesday, April 8
Kim Evans, RLnda Irving, Shirley
Evans, Susie White, Tom Jones,
CharUe SUgh, EUen SUgh, KeUy
Stanaland, Jerry Cheers, Kim
Evans, Elizabeth Milligan, Joey
Brooks; Mr. and Mrs. Terry Reaves,
Mr. and Mrs. John Bulow.
Waccamaw Volunteer Fire and
Rescue departments will hold a pork
barbecue dinner and chicken bog
Saturday, April 4, starting at 11 a.ni.
at tlic station on N.C. 130 at Ash.
Plates will cost $3.50 each, with all
proceeds going to the departments.
APPOllitMENf
NOW
for the Easter Bunny
to deliver April 18 ond 19
his custom-made baskets
full of goodies
Munitions Center and School
Redstone Arsenal, Ala.
Jackson is the son of Mexia and
Betty T. Jackson of Leland and a 1986
graduate of North Brunswick High
School.
Krom Promoted
Frances A. Krom, daughter of
Thurston and Helen Keeney of Sunset
Beach, has been promoted in the U.S.
army to the rank of lieutenant col
onel.
She is director of the pediatric nur
sing course with the Fitzsimons Ar
my Medical Center, Aurora, Colo.
Causey Selected
Gwen Causey, who teaches fifth
grade at
ShaUotte • Middle
School, has been
chosen to attend
the North
Carolina Center
for the Advance- [J
ment of Teaching
at Western
Carolina Univer- y 
sity at
CuUowhee, a statewide progam
dedicated to providing career
teachers with advanced study oppor
tunities.
On April 7-12, she will participate
with teachers of diverse backgrounds
in the “Reading, Writing and Think
ing" seminar. Regional writers such
as Wilma Dykeman, Jim Wayne
Miller and Loyal Jones will explore
the links between the experiences of
their past and the nature of their
'.vTiting, and In turn, bow writing has
shaped their thinking. Participants
will examine the way writing affects
the author’s perception and thought
processes and will write from their
own experience. Field experiences
include visits to several authors’
homes.
liw iMi MUNSwicK Macon'
Brooks To Wed
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Warren Jr. of
Shallotte have announced tbe for
thcoming wedding of thetr daughter,
Damita M. Brooks, and Robert Lee
Gould, son of Emma Gould of Rock
ingham and Jerry Allen of Shallotte
and stepson of Linda Allen of
ShaUotte. They will be married Sun
day, May 3, at 1:30 p.m. in Pleasant
HU! Baptist Church, Shallotte.
Friends and relaUves of the couple
are invited.
Frink To Wed
Made B. Frink of Sunset Beach has
announced tbe engagement of her
daughter, Sammie Lynne Frink of
ShaUotte Point, to Richard Lee
Royal of Supply. He is the son of
Palmer R. Royal of Supply and
Francis Williamson of Springfield,
Missouri. The wedding wiU be held
May 9 at 1 p.m. at the home of the
bride’s- luOuier at Sunset Seacu,
with a reception afterward. Friends
and relatives of the couple are in
vited.
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Canadians
Attend Meeting
Several Canadian visitors were
among the 115 women who attended
the March 18 luncheon of the North
Myrtle Beach Christian Women’s
Club at Ocean Creek Resport.
Featured were musical numbers
by soloist Chuck Saleeby; modeling
of designer accessories by Vera
Stevens, a former Miss South
Carolina, and message by Betsy
Thomas of Surfside Beach, S.C.
The April 15 meeting will feature a
$7 luncheon, that includes an ac
cessory fashion show by J.C.
Penney’s, with music by Teresa
Dlemer of Myrtle Beach, S.C., and a
talk by Natalie Siinj«-7n Fort Mi!!
S.C. She escaped from Hungary dur
ing the revolution.
hi ShaUotte, caU Mildred Jackson
at 754-4210 for reservations, which
are required. A free nursery is pro
vided.
Garden Specials
Cabbage Plants * Fruit Trees
Lettuce Plants * Azaleas
FLOWERiMB
CIBBIRE
In Loving Appreciation
Of Our Mother And Grandmother
^C; jiV 'Sttv ;'t>-y * J'”' '■
LEAH’S
NURSERY
HWY. 17, JUST NORTH OF
^ SHALLOTTE. PHONE 754.6994
M- ■
Mrs. Maggie Bennett
"Her children rise up and call her blessed"
—Proverbs 31:28
Congratulations, Mother,
on your 93rd birthday.
Dr. and Mrs. William Lefits Bennett
Dr. and Mrs. William LefRs Bennett, Jr. (grandson)
and great-granddaughters, Lauren and Lindsay
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bennett (grandson)
Mr. David Bennett (grandson)
INCOME TAX PREPARER
DIANA CLEWiS
20 Years Experience
Rotes starting at $10 for both Federal and N.C.
Short Forms.
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Quoil Drive/Shollotte/754-8979
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Qay Rice-Silhouettist
Clay Rice’s Scissors artistry is the culmination of years of interest in this art by
the Rice family. Profiles seem to leap to life in his hands and make true works
of art to be cherished by family and friends. For over three quarters of a
century, from Carew Rice to Clay Rice, the practice of their art has remained
an interesting part of the Carolina coast. Because of Rice’s speed and accuracy,
profiles can be cut, framed, and matted in less than ten minutes.
$8.00 for first
$4.00 each additional
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March 30 thru April 3 Is County
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