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Engagerr
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Loftus of Ocean I
ment of their daughter, Maura Patric
Mrs. James P. Carter of Ariton, Ala
University in Atlanta and is complete
at Auburn University, Auburn, Ala. C
sity, where he is completing a doctor
plan a summer wedding.
Birthdays And
Thursday, March 23
Eduardo Johnson, Myrtie Sutcliff,
Pat Hampton, Dean Alan Inman,
Roy W. Kirby, Amanda Wilson, Dee
Milliken, Mary Beth Russ, Brenda
Fulford, John Kinlaw.
Friday, March 24
Jennifer Rabon, Scott Pahl,
Richard Causey, Edwin Powers,
Ashley Dyan Brammer.
Saturday, March 25
Eduardo Johnson, Elbert Johnson,
Roger Dereck Morton, Nancy Jernigan,
Timothy Powers, Harry A.
White, Naomi Ruth Phillips, Vanessa
Stanley, Pat Clemmons, Kay
Couvillon, Jackie Kirby; Mr. and
Mrs. Stephen C. Cox, Mr. and Mrs.
Stuart F. Cooke.
Sunday, March 26
Lara Lynn Milligan, Ann
Laughinghouse, Geraldine Williams,
Sue Baxley, Robert Robinson Jr.,
Jean Usher Barricklow, George F.
Volunteers S
New Teleph<
Coordinators of a new telephone
reassurance network need
volunteers willing to commit a few
minutes each day for at least six
months.
Ouida Hewett, director of the
Brunswick County VIC Office, said
major objectives of the network are
to offer homebound, elderly citizens
contact with the "outside world"
through a friendly voice and to ensure
that they are safe. Network
volunteers also serve as a contact
person for clients in the event of an
emergency or other need.
Program directors are looking for
responsible and reliable volunteers
who enjoy people and have access to
a telephone. Each volunteer will be
asked to call at least two clients each
day before 9 a.m.
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ia, to J. Theron Carter, son of Mr. and
, Miss Loftus graduated from Emory 2
ig her doctorate in clinical pyschology
arter graduated from Auburn Univerate
in electrical engineering. The two
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Wilson IV, Katherine Shawver; Mr.
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Monday, March 27 ^
Eunice Chadwick, Keri Leigh
Roberts, Terry Ludlum, Kathy May,
James H. Bryant, Russell Milliken,
Jeni Holden; Charles and Ann
Hewett, Mr. and Mrs. Robert G.
Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Donald R.
Sellers.
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Tuesday, March 28 ^
Donald R. Baines Sr., Paulette ^
Fullwood, Jodi Nelson Gravener, g
Shelby Cole, Tammy Green, Craig
Hobbs, Fred Mir.tz, Richard Hewett, ^
Myrtle Russ; Mr. and Mrs. James ci
Russ. J
Wednesday, March 29
Jared D. Smith, Patricia Norton,
Andrena Evans. Mark Owens. Pam .
Cheers, Travis Hayes, Sean
Mulhollar.d; Mr. and Mrs. Skipper
Brummett, Mr. and Mrs. Bur nice
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Edge. s
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Mrs. Hewett said the Calabash ol
AARP chapter and five individuals d
have already agreed to support the p
program. p
Training includes orientation with si
Christian Social Ministries, sponsor ti
of the telephone network, and learn- tl
ing general information on the aging
process. Interested persons will also !
be taught the do's and don't's of being '
a volunteer and how to meet with J
clients. (
Volunteers, who must commit to 4
the program for at least six months, J
must also meet with the coordinator ,
on a monthly basis and attend one- <
hour volunteer group meetings each <
month. 4
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Hewett at 754-4623. ,
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Births Are
Reed
David H. and Christine Kay Reed
f Route 2, Bolivia, have announced
le birth of a daughter, Kimberly
lawn Reed.
Arriving at 5:45 p.m. March 10 in
he Brunswick Hospital, she weighi
8 lbs., 9 oz., and was 20M: inches in
tngth.
She joins a sibling, Ashley Nicole
eed.
Grandparents are Harold and
aomi Bender of West Virginia,
!elen Sue Shoemaker of Florida and
dward Hazen Reed of New Jersey,
reat-grandparents are Flossie
ilman of West Virginia and Bess
ohen of Florida.
Gilbert
Billy and Jennifer Gilbert of Route
, Bolivia, are the parents of a girl,
leather Elizabeth Gilbert, born at
2:51 a.m. March 16 in The
irunswick Hospital at Supply.
She weighed 8 lbs., 13 oz., and was
2% inches long.
She has three siblings, Charles,
ichard and Thomas.
Her grandparents are T.J. and
irginia Gilbert of Bolivia and
harles and Ann Smith of Pueblo,
olo. Her great-grandfather is
ames Ernest Gilbert of Bolivia.
Wyatt
Mr. and Mrs. John Wyatt of
outhport are the parents of a
aughter, Dianah Lynn Wyatt.
Born at 11:56 p.m. March 12, she
Plantings Help
Long Bay Garden Club members
aw how seacoast plantings can help
tabilize beachfront dunes at the
larch 17 meeting at the home of
ibyl McLamb at Ocean Isle Beach.
The program was presented by
lilton Coleman, the county extenion
chairman. He showed slides that
epicted what plantings had been usd
to conserve and improve dunes on
rea beaches where erosion damage
as occurred.
In September, the club presented
le book, "Landscape Plants of the
outheast" to the West Brunswick
ranch Library in honor of Coleman.
Refreshments were provided by
Kathleen Parker, Lucille Kirby and
Irs. McLamb.
At the business meeting, these
omen were installed as 1989-90 club
fficers: Marilyn Dowless, presient;
Frances Williams, first vice
resident; Jamie Ward, second vice
resident; Kathleen Parker,
ecretary; and Betty Watt,
easurer. They had been elected at
le club's February 16 meeting at the
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Sfevenson
Erica Stevenson of Route 2,
Bolivia, is the mother of a newborn,
Brandon Lamar Stevenson.
On arrival at 6:22 p.m. March 12 in
The Brunswick Hospital, he weighed
7 lbs, 4 oz., and was 20 inches long.
Grandparents are Aileen Stevenson
of Shallotte and Bobby Hill of
Louisiana. The child's greatgrandmother
is Alice Stevenson of
Bolivia.
weighed 6 lbs., 8 oz., and was 20 inches
in length.
She has a brother, John F. Wyatt
Jr.
Grandparents are Johnny M.
Mullins of Jenkins, Ken., and April B.
Stadler of Mt. Clemens, Mich.
Great-grandparents are George
and Anna Wvaft hnth nf .Tpnkins
Ken.
Divoky
Robert Peter and Stephanie Cheers
Divoky of Aurora, 111., have announced
the birth of a daughter, Heather Jo
Divoky, on Feb. 18 at Copley
Memorial Hospital.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Billy Ray Cheers of Bolivia.
McCollum
Marsha and Herb McCollum of
North Myrtle Beach are the parents
of a son, Cory James, born March 7
at 10:45 at Grand Strand Hospital in
Myrtle Beach.
He weighed nine pounds, one ounce
at birth.
Protect Dunes
home of Mrs. Ward.
Members also signed up for an
oriental flower arranging workshop
to be held at Camp United Methodist
Church on May 6 and on a second day
to be announced.
Members also discussed plans for
the Brunswick Horticulture Society's
first trade show, March 30-April 2, at
the N.C. National Guard Armory in
Shallotte. Assisted by Larry Har
relson of Harrelson's Farm & Garden
Center, the club has volunteered to
stage an island garden exhibit.
The club also has contributed $25 to
the District 11 Garden Club of North
Carolina garden therapy project,
which involves planting trees at
O'Berry Center, a state facility in
Goldsboro for the mentally retarded.
Plans also were made to assist with
landscaping the Brunswick Senior
Center in Shallotte once construction
work there is completed.
New members welcomed to the
club at the Sept. 17 meeting are Ingrid
McLamb, Jean Anderson, Lesa
Abshire and Kay Dodge.
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Annette Leigh Neal and Don Alva were Anita Andrews, Michelle
Smith were married Saturday, Hewett, Donna Smith (sister of the
March 11, in a noon ceremony at groom) and Lisa Francis.
Allen Jay Baptist Church in High The groom's brother, Edward
Point. Smith was best man. Ushers were
The Rev. Charles Smith, father of Jerry Neal II (brother of the bride),
the bridegroom, officiated the Jim Pendergrass, Ray Piver and
ceremony. Wedding music was pro- Steven Dalton.
vided by Mrs. John Weavil, pianist, Following the ceremony a recepand
Forrest Stanley and Donna tion was held in the church fellowship
Smith, soloists. . hall.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. After a wedding trip to Asheville,
and Mrs. Ray Barnes of Trinity and the two are residing in Greensboro. |
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Neal Sr. of Trini- The new Mrs. Smith is a graduate
ty. of Trinity High School and attended I
The groom is the son of the Rev. Campbell University. She is a stu- 1
and Mrs. Charles Smith of Ash and dent in the UNC-Greensboro School 3
the grandson of Vera Smith of Ash of Nursing.
and Charity Long of Thomasboro. Her husband is a graduate of West
The bride was given in marriage Brunswick High School in Shallotte
by her father. and Campbell University. He is
She chose her sister, Margaret employed by the City of Greensboro
Neal, as maid of honor. Bridesmaids Fire Department.
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