To Wed Oct. 1 9
Kathleen Maria Henderson of Shallotte Point and Christopher
Allan Heath of Fayettenlle have announced their engagement.
The wedding is planned for Saturday, October 19 at 11 a.m. at St.
Brendan's Catholic Church in Shallotte. The bride is the daughter
of Florence M. Henderson of Midwest City, Okla., and the late
William O. Henderson. The groom is the son of Carole Heath of
Fayetteville and Roderick Heath of Hummelstown, Pa.
Birthdays And Anniversaries
Thursday, June 27
Suzie Jane Todd, Julie Harrclson,
Polly Russ, Palsy Ratierrcc; Mr. and
Mrs. William D. "Bill" Benton, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Eggcrt.
Friday, June 28
Rhonda Bellamy, Don Hobson,
Emest Coleman, Bill Bullington,
Randy Parker, Rhonda dcShcrbinin,
Norma Gore; O'Brien and Julia
Holden, A1 and Ramona Parker, Mr.
and Mrs. John Williams, Mr. and
Mrs. James E. Shawvcr.
Saturday, June 29
James Fleming, Shelley Kye,
Kevin Bolton, Emanuel Evans,
Anne Snow, Kenneth Ferguson,
Bobby Kirby, Tim Owens, Barbara
Sligh; Kevin and Carole Piver, Mr.
and Mrs. Jimmy C. Register, Randy
and Belly Carlyle.
Sunday, June 30
Heather Leuse Shook, Christy
McLean, Christina Register, Helen
Sione, Ellen Wilson Watson, Denny
Ellis; Mr. and Mrs. Judson Ward,
Lyn and Judy Holden, Mr. and Mrs.
Randy Worth, Mr. and Mrs. Cortoit
Reaves.
Monday, July 1
Mark Phelps, Joseffa Williams,
Busier Causey, Jessica Fuller, An
drew Frink Sr., Mike Johnston,
Samaniha Johnston, Doris Mint/.,
Wendy Dawn Hewctt, Traci Wil
liams, Joshua Paul Hardee, Kelly
Carter, Junior White, Gregg Hewctt,
Heather Hope Branch, Jay Howard,
Shcri Ellis; David and Mary Daw
son, Bob and Toric Williamson.
Tuesday, July 2
Audie Phelps, Orbie Eugene In
man, Mike Blandino, Jenny Rogers,
Jeffrey Allen Gooch, Charlie O.
Holden, Toni Benton, Ruth Kyc,
Chowan Simmons, Jonathan Car
lisle, Dannie Sheffield, April Pigott;
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lcggctt, Mr. and
Mrs. Jimmy Pigott, Tim and Susan
Gibble.
Wednesday, July 3
Elton Hewctt, Vernon Payne,
Lynnc May, Motellc Knight, Kelly
Baxley, Porter Sing, Jeanne Z.
King; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Parker,
Mr. and Mrs. Dcllie Wilson, Mr.
and Mrs. Dean Hewett.
Robinson, Andrews
Exchange Vows
Lisa LaVonne Robinson and Da
vid Allan Andrews were married
Saturday, June 8, at Sabbath Home
Baptist Church.
The Rev. Mark Owens officiated.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jimmy Robinson of Hold
en Beach. A graduate of West
Brunswick High School, she has a
B.A. degree in elementary educa
tion from the University of North
Carolina at Wilmington.
The groom is the son of Larry
and Janice Andrews of Ash. He is a
graduate of West Brunswick High
School and is employed with Har
relson's of Shallottc.
Given in marriage by her parents
and escorted by her father, the bride
wore a formal gown of white satin.
Styled with a ball gown neckline,
the fitted bodice featured a center
back bow. The full skirt was en
hanced with a detachable chapel
length train with Venice lace edging.
She chose for her headpiece a
white satin hat adorned with silk
flowers and pearls with a short veil
of rolled-edge bridal illusion.
Lora Hcwctt, sister of the bride,
served as matron of honor. Brides
maids were Grctchcn Elliot and
Leigh Helms. They wore tea length
dresses of deep coral taffcia. They
featured a fitted bodice ball gown
neckline, pcplum and straight skin.
Amanda Andrews served as ju
nior bridesmaid. Meridith Andrews
served as (lower girl. They wore
dresses similar to the bridesmaids,
but with full skirts.
Ryan Hcwctt served as ring bear
er.
Eileen and Dec Erickson attended
the guest register.
Music was performed by Tamala
Grissctt, pianist, with Kit Jackson as
vocalist.
A reception was given in the fel
lowship hall of the church by the
bride's parents.
The groom's parents entertained
at the rehearsal dinner with a pig
picking.
After a honeymoon trip, the cou
ple is residing in Ash.
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To Wed June 30
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Caudill of Bolivia have announced the forth
coming marriage of their daughter, Patricia Ann, to James Ed
ward Ijjckamy, son of Mr. and Mrs. George ljickamy of Bolivia.
The wedding will be held Sunday, June 30, at 3 p.m. in Faith
Baptist Church, Bolivia. Friends and relatives are invited.
STUDENTS IN THE NEWS
Five Chosen For Youth Leadership School At ECU
Five area students have been se
lected to attend the Legislators'
School for Youth Leadership Devel
opment at East Carolina University
this summer.
They are Christian Tompkins and
William Lewis of Ash; James
Meares Jr. of Leland; Melinda Keil
of Shallotte; and Angelina Trotter of
Southport.
They will take part in workshops,
field trips, outdoor adventures, per
formances and other events design
ed to enhance leadership, commun
ciation, and critical thinking skills.
Activities will focus on North
Carolina's traditions and its present
and future development. In addi
tion, students will see films, musical
performances and other cultural
presentations in the Greenville area.
Attends Institute
Mark T. Logan of Route 5,
Shallotte, attended the Institute for
Future Agricul
tural Leaders
(IFAL), June
17-21, at North
Carolina State
University.
IFAL is de
signed to intro
duce high scho
ol seniors to ca
reer opportuni
ties in agricul- logan
ture and life sciences and to develop
leadership skills. The program is
sponsored by the Agricultural Edu
cation Program at NCSU and the
North Carolina Farm Bureau Federa
tion.
Mark, son of Cecil and Delma
Logan, was among 38 students from
27 counties attending the Institute.
Jones Receives Award
Kristen A. Jones, daughter of
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Carolina Power & Light employee
and Southport resident Lanry E.
Jones, is one of 10 recipients of
CP&L's SI, 200 merit scholarship
awards for this year.
Jones graduated from South
Brunswick High School and plans
to attend the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill in the fall to
major in mechanical engineering.
CP&L's merit scholarship awards
program recognizes the academic
achievements of the company's ac
tive and retired employee's depen
dent children. The award is based
upon academic record, extracurricu
lar activities, leadership abilities
and cominunciation skills.
To Attend Conference
Kathryn Smith of Leland, a rising
senior at South
Brunswick High
School, has
been selected at
attend the 1991
National Young
Leaders Confer
ence July 9-14
in Washington,
D.C.
She will be
among 350 out- smith
standing high school students from
across the nation at the conference
sponsored by the Congressional
Youth Leadership Council.
She is the daughter of Ronald A.
and Esther D. Smith.
Mattingly Makes List
Shannon Reed Mattingly of Shal
lotte has been named to the dean's
list for the fall semester at the Uni
versity of South Carolina at Colum
bia.
He is a sophomore majoring in
criminal justice.
To make the dean's list, students
Happy Birthday
Wendol
'Teddy Bear*
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Love you.
Grandma. Papa. Aunt Donna
Uncle C.R. and 'Dinky Louise*
have to earn a grade point average
of 3.5 or belter on a 4.0 scale.
Makes Who's Who
James "Marty" Earwood of Shal
lotte has been chosen to appear in the
25th edition of Who's Who Among
American High
School Students.
Only about 5
percent of all
high school stu
dents are recog
nized by the
yearbook annu
ally, with nomi
nations made by
- " educators,
earwood youth group ad
visors and scholarship agencies.
The honorees compete for $75,000
in scholarships and and have access
a college referral service.
A rising junior at West Bruns
wick High School, Marty is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. James Earwood.
Serve As Pages
Three Brunswick County teen
agers have recently served as pages
in the N.C. House of Representa
tives.
Christine Lloyd, the daughter of
Martha Jane Lloyd of Lcland, serv
ed last week in Rep. E. David Red
wine's office, and Ashley Summer
lin, daughter of Pamela Summerlin
of Bolivia, is serving this week.
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Christine is a freshman at North
Brunswick High School and Ashley
is a sophomore at South Brunswick
High School.
Marccka E. Vereen, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Vereen of
Supply, served last week as a page
in the office of Rep. Daniel Blue,
Speaker of the House. She is a ju
nior at West Brunswick High
School.
Birth
Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Ballard of
Route 2, Ash, have announced the
birth of a daughter, Katelyn Eliza
beth, June 12 at New Hanover Re
gional Medical Center in Wilming
ton.
Born at 2:52 p.m., Katelyn
weighed 7 pounds, 11 ounces, and
was 21 inches long.
Grandparents are Betty Reichle
of Ash, Danny Carl White of Shell
Point and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Gene Ballard of Long Beach.
Great-grandparents are Gerri
Coulter of Supply, Nina Pearl Evans
of Ash and the late Thurman Evans.
Great-great-grandparents are
Maude Smith of Shell Point and
Buddy Long of Ash.
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CLUB BRIEFS
VFW Visits VA. Hospital
Members and auxiliarists of
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7288
in Calabash visited with service
people at the V.A. Hospital in Fay
cttcvillc on June 8. They brought re
freshments and played bingo with
patients.
The covered dish dinner normally
normally held on the second Satur
day of the month will be canceled
for July and August.
The next auxiliary meeting will
be Monday, July 15, at 7:30 p.m. at
the post.
NARFE Cancels Meeting
The Brunswick County Chapter
of the National Association of Re
tired Federal Employees Chapter
1894 will not meet in July, but will
hold its monthly meeting at the
Sandfiddler Restaurant in Southport
on August 6.
(jrand Opening
Steppin* Out
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(a subsidiary of Grannys' Nook)
HOURS
10-9 Mon.-Sat., 12-6 Sun.
Towne Square Center
Calabash
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Infants ? Toddlers ? Glrsl 0-14 ? Boys 0-10
Sonrise Square, Shoreline Dr., Sunset Beach, 579-9363
Another book signing party!
'Libbylove' Griffin
N.C.'s 1991 Mother of the Year will be
here to autograph her books
Saturday, June 29, 4-7 PM
She comments that her 9
children "have stretched
my brain, my pocketbook
and my figure." With 19
grandchildren. Lib Griffin's
influence Is still spreading.
She will return to Holden
Beach where much of her
writing was done. ..come
by and meet this delightful
lady!
L. Bookworm
At the bridge to Holden Beach ? 842-7380 ? Open 10-9 7 days