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WILLIE LOVE RUSS JR.
Willie Love Russ Jr., 70, of Old
Shallotte Road, Shallotte, died Nov.
11 at his residence following an extended
illness.
The funeral was held Sunday, Nov.
13, in the Brunswick Chapel of Coble
Ward-Smith Funeral Service, Supply,
with Rev. Landis Lancaster officiating.
Burial was in the Brooks
Cemetery, Shallotte, with masonic
rites accorded by Shallotte Masonic
Lodge No. 727 A.F. & A.M.
Born in Brunswick County on Sect.
1, 1918, he was the son of the late
Willie L. and Louvenia Brown Russ
and husband of the late Annie Neal
Russ. He was a member of Shallotte
First Baptist Church, Shallotte
Masonic I/xige No. 727 A.F. & A.M.,
Wilmington Consistory of Scottish
Rites and the Sudan Temple Shrine
Club. He was retired from Brunswick
Electric Membership Corp.
Survivors include a daughter,
Karen R. King of Charlotte; two
sons, Ronald M. Russ, Shallotte, and
Gerald L. Russ of La Place, La.; a
grandson, Russ King of Charlotte;
and five sisters, Ava Milliken,
Pauline Tripp and Annie Neal
Hughes, all of Shallotte, and Gladys
Holden and Lois l-ewis, both of Supply
EDNA SMITH BARNES
Edna Smith Barnes, 81, of Wilmington,
died Nov. 12 in Cape Fear
Memorial Hospital.
A graveside service was held Nov.
15 in Oleander Memorial Gardens by
Dr. Roger Home, pastor of
Westminster Presbyterian Church.
Survivors include two sisters, Mrs.
Georgia Baeler of Chattanooga,
Tenn., and Mrs. Charles H. Casteen
of Indianapolis, Ind.; and two grandchildren,
Chris and Shely Lee, both of
Supply.
ENNIS TILDEN ROBINSON
Ennis Tilden Robinson, 80, of
Wrightsville Beach, died Nov. 11 in
Cape Fear Memorial Hospital.
A graveside service was held Nov.
14 in Greenlawn Memorial Park,
with Rev. Carol Goehring officiating.
Robinson was born in Brunswick
County on June 11,1908, the son of the
late Samuel R. and Geneva
Stanaland Robinson. A resident of
Wrightsville Beach since 1922, he was
RUBY DELL
[ CARTER HARDWICK
Ruby Dell Carter Hardwick, 55, of
the Mt. Leon community of Longs,
5.C., died Friday, Nov. 4, in a local
hospital after a short illness.
The funeral was held Sunday, Nov.
6, at Mt. Leon Baptist Church, officiated
by Rev. Lebron Crisp and
Rev. Gene Gardner. Burial was in
the Mt. Leon Cemetery.
Born in Brunswick County, Mrs.
Hardwick was the daughter of the
late Luther Johnson and Ruby
Stevens Carter. She was a
homemaker and a member of Mt.
Leon Baptist Church.
Survivors include her husband,
Oscar "Junior" Hardwick of Long,
S.C.; a son, Russell Hardwick of
Longs; two daughters, Irma Jean
Hardwick Allen of Sivierville, Tenn.,
and Tina Lynn Hardwick of Longs; a
brother, Joe B. Carter of Holden
Beach; four sisters, Doris Carter and
Shirley Carter, both of Shallotte,
Mrs. Lucian (Mary) Bellamy of
Loris, S.C., and Mrs. Stanton
(Frances) Brown of Holden Beach;
and a grandson.
The family asked that memorials
be made to Mt. Leon Baptist Church.
(XT"") ST. JAMES
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The Rev. Reginald Bliss
Holy Eucharist?1st & 3rd Sundoys
rvAorning rrayer ? zna & 4th Sundays
10:00 AM
4941 Main Street, Shollotte
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BY DICK1
BRUNSWICK FU
Combinations funeral h
ly considered more com
economical and are, theref<
ly preferred.
In Brunswick County,
Funeral Service and
Memorial Gardens, workL
provide complete funeral si
convenient location.
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BRUNSWICK FU1
Hwy. 17, South
Tii<1908
THE BRUNSWICK BEACON
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a partner of Lumina Corp. and a ]
charter member of the Wrightsville
Beach Lions Club.
Survivors include a daughter, Linda
Robinson of San Francisco, Calif.;
a son, Ennis H. Robinson of Glen Burnie,
Md.; a brother, Cecil Robinson of
Wibnington; a sister, Alberta Hursey
of Dallas, Texas; and three grandchildren.
HARRY ELWOOD ROBINSON
Harry Elwood Robinson, 59, of
Route 2, Chadbourn, died Nov. 8 in
Columbus County Hospital,
Whiteville. He was a retired forester.
The funeral was held Nov. 10 at
Smyrna Baptist Church by Revs.
Merle Johnson and Oscar Hollard,
with burial in Columbus Memorial
Park with masonic rites.
Robinson was a native of Supply,
the son of the late Harry Thomas and
Florence Pigott Robinson.
Survivors innlnHn hie wifo Mre *
1
Sarah Nobles Robinson; a son, Andy t
Robinson of Chadbourn; two ^
dauhters, Mrs. Patricia Nealey of
Chadbourn and Mrs. Judy Russ of
Whiteville; a sister, Mrs. Doris (
Hampton of Gulfport, Miss.; and six
grandchildren. ]
JOSEPH (JOE) REEVES 1
Joseph (Joe) Reeves, 88, of Route
2, Leland, died Nov. 7 in Dosher
Memorial Hospital, Southport. 1
The funeral was held Nov. 9 at 1
Town Creek Baptist Church with
Rev. Vic Potter and Rev. Steve J
Crews officiating. Burial was in Old f
Piney Grove Cemetery.
Born March 12,1900, he was the son
of the late Z.A. and Sara C. Ganey 1
Reeves. He was a member of the Old 1
Piney Grove Methodist Church.
Survivors include his wife, 1
Mrs.Blanche Mae Rich Reeves of the (
home; four daughters, Peggy Young ?
of Leland, Evelyn Connor of Delco,
Luna Robinson of Wilmington and
Nancy Hohnsbehn of Currie; three
sons, Joseph Reeves Jr. of Leland, ^
George Reeves of Wilmington and v
Hubert T. Reeves of Burgaw; 30 C
grandchildren and 34 great- ?
grandchildren; and a sister, Nell
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RUBY HAZEL CLEMMONS c
Ruby Hazel Clemmons, 77, of
Route 3, Supply, died Nov. 8 in The ?
Brunswick Hospital. P
The funeral was held Nov. 10 at ^
Mount Pisgah Baptist Church, with S
Rev. Truett Rogers officiating.
Burial was in Mintz Cemetery.
Mrs. Clemmons was born in 1
Brunswick county on April 9, 1911, i
the daughter of the late Robert Andrew
and Mary Hewett Milliken. ]
Survivors include two daughters, j
Ruby Babson of Shallotte and Myrtle <
Strickland of Supply; three grand- (
sons, David Babson, Tim Strickland \
and Mark Strickland; and two greatgrandchildren,
Erica and Zachary ]
Babson. ]
JESSE WOODROW WILSON 1
Jesse Woodrow Wilson, 73, of Belle
Chasse, La., died Nov. 7 in Meadow
Crest Hospital, Gretna, La. ;
A graveside service was held Nov. (
11 in the Wilson Family Cemetery, 1
Calabash, with Rev. Barry Long of- i
ficiating.
Born in Horry County, S.C., on Jan. <
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<, iaio, ne was me son 01 tne late (
Julius and Katherine Morse Wilson. 1
Survivors include his wife, Alma J
Minter Wilson of the home; a son,
Jesse Woodrow (J.W.) Wilson Jr. of 1
Parksley, Va.; four daughters, i
Valerie Truax of Kenner, La., Sheilla 1
Taylor of Exmore, Va., Sandra 1
Parks of Painter, Va., and Kathy I
Lecato of Onancock, Va.; two sisters, j
Mary Thelma Bazemore of i.
Chesapeake, Va., and Carrie Evans ,
of Virginia Beach, Va.; eight grandchildren
and two great- i
grandchildren. 1
IRENE DUNN POE
Irene Dunn Poe, 71, of Route 1,
Bolivia, died Friday, Nov. 11, in The
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Brunswick Hospital, Supply.
The funeral was held Nov. 14 a
Sunset Harbor Baptist Church witl
the Rev. Leo Cannon and Rev. Ivrei
Hughes officiating, and later tha
iay, at Hollendale Advent Christiai
Church in Spring Lake, with the Rev
Bobby Murray officiating. Buria
,vas in LaFayette Memorial Park
Fayetteville.
Born in Johnston County on July 29
1917, she was the daughter of the lat<
Joel and Linnie Allen Dunn. She wai
i member of First Baptist Church
Sunset Harbor.
Survivors include her husband
Sdgar Allen Poe of the home; tw<
stepdaughters, Shirley Lee Goldsteii
)t Herndon, Va., and Linda Jear
iVencker of Denver, Colo.; tw<
brothers, Robie Dunn of Benson am
Jlin Dunn of Dunn; three sisters
Sarah Lee McLamb of Benson ani
Sthel Adams and Jennie Temple
joth of Four Oaks; and a step
'randson.
EDITH C. MOSS
Edith C. Moss, 68, of Southport
lied Nov. 13 at her residence.
A graveside service was held Nov
i5 in Greenlawn Memorial Park
(Vilmington.
ANNA MARIE PENDLETON
Anna Maria Pendleton, 15, of Olc
3ethel Church Road, Southport. diec
^ov. 12 at her residence.
A graveside service was held Nov
13 in Old Bethel Church Cemetery
Southport.
LANA DOMINIC
Lana Dominic, 85, of Bonaparte
Retreat, Calabash, died Nov. 10 at his
lome.
A memorial service was held Nov.
4 at Our Lady Star of the Sea
Satholic Church, North Myrtle
leach, S.C.
HEATHER MARIE MUNNA
Heather Marie Munna, daughter of
cngela Marie Munna of Shallotte,
ras stillborn on delivery Wednesday,
ict. 26 in New Hanover Memorial
tospital in Wilmington.
A memorial service was held Sunay,
Nov. 6, at Calvary Baptist
hurch by Rev. Douglas Ponder.
Survivors in addition to her mother
lclude John Hair; her grandarents,
Vicky Munna of Richmond,
ra., and Jerome and Joyce Munna of
ihallotte.
JOSEPH ALEX FRYE
Joseph Alex Frye, 69, of Boone;
Neck Road, died Oct. 27 at hi;
-esidence.
The funeral was held Oct. 29 at th<
Vlarks Funeral Home Chapel, Rock
ngham, with Rev. Sam Lewis o!
ihallotte and Rev. Henry Lammond;
if Rockingham officiating. Buria
,vas in Richmond Memorial Park.
survivors include his wife, Trula A
?rye of the home; and two sisters
3ecky Brindle of Kannapolis, an(
Mary Jenkins of West End.
DIANNE RUFTY HALL
Dianne Rufty Hall, 37, of Salisbury
and formerly of Brunswick County
lied Nov. 7 at Rowan Memoria
Hospital, Salisbury, after a three
aonth illness.
The funeral was held last Wednes
lay at Summersett Funeral Home
Chapel, with burial at Rowar
Memorial Park Cemetery, both ir
Salisbury.
Survivors include her husband, Bil
Jail of Salisbury; two children
William Matthew Hall and Mandy N
Jail, both of the home; her parents
Mr. and Mrs. H.E. Rufty ol
Salisbury; two brothers, Terry Ruftj
ind Michael Rufty, both ol
Salisbury; and a sister, Patricia
lohnson of Orange Park, Fla.
Memorial contributions may be
nade to the Rowan Aquatic Club,
3.0. Box 4481. Salishurv NC 98144
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ticipated in "Acteens See Campbel
on Oct. 29. Activities included a
presentations, a drama, a basketball
soccer game between Campbell and
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BY BARBARA T. HEWETT
The Young Adult Department of
Cedar Grove
I Missionary BapI
list Church con^iHM
Thanksgiving
f for a
v fashioned "pounding"
to benefit the aged, sick and
other less fortunate members of the
community.
Perita Bryant Price, president of
the department, is coordinating the
sharing effort in which contributors
are asked to donate frozen, fresh or
canned vegetables.
To contribute in this benevolent
mission, contact Price or any
member of her committee.
Distribution of the gifts will be
made at the church.
Confederation Met
The choir confederation, the oldest
fellowship of interdenominational
unity among a group of 12 county
churches, meets monthly to express
praise and adoration through singing.
J On Sunday, Nov. 13, the host
5 church was Big Macedonia in Supply.
L.H. Morgans of Cedar Grove and
5 Richard Randolph of Piney Grove in
I Bolivia served as masters of
ceremony.
Happy Birthday
Happy birthday to Eddie Hewett,
Jimmy Gibson, Carrie Davis, Alvin
' Hewett, Kenneth and Dennis Wilker:
son, Janice Bryant, Clydell Durham,
Helen Turner Smith, Jake McQueen,
Shandra Walker, Sandra Fullwood
King and Magdeline Johnson.
Tune In
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Station (1410 AM) for the Cedar
Grove Area News each Thursday at 3
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Wednesday, 7 PM
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jriding' Planned
Moments of Inspiration gospel music
program.
Weekly Scripture
The Scripture for the week comes
from Psalms 105:1-2, "Thank the
Lord for all the glorious things he
does, proclaim them to the nations.
Sing his praises and tell everyone
about his miracles."
To Serve Turkey
Bethel United Methodist Church in
Bolivia will serve turkey dinners on
Friday, Nov. 18, starting at 11 a.m. at
the church.
Each dinner will include turkey
and dressing, green beans, potato
salad, cranberry sauce and rolls.
Cost is $3 each.
Proceeds will go to the church's
general fund, said spokesman Mazell
Bullard. The church is located on
U.S. 17 adjacent to Mintz Chevrolet.
The Fa
Francis Marion '
wish to express
to the churches
all the acts of kindth
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