To Marry March 12
Mr. and Mrs. Tolman C. Lennon Jr. have announced the engage
ment of their daughter. Jennifer Suzanne, to Travis I). Potter of
Bolivia, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacky Tyler Potter Jr. The wedding
n ill he held at Supply Baptist Church on Saturday. March 12. at 2
p.m. Friends and relatives of the couple are invited.
Morgan-Bell Ceremony Valentine's Day
Mary Morgan and Michael Bell were married Monday, Feb. 14, in
Conway, .S'.C'. Judge Carolyn I.. Wright officiated the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter ofAllene Bryant of Bolivia. The groom is
the son of Mahle Bell of Shallotte. The couple resides in Supply.
PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
Simmons Is Named To Fellows Board
Jo Ann Simmons of Ash has been
named to the N.C. Teaching Fellows
Commission bv Lt. Gov. Dennis A.
Wicker.
She will assist the commission in
awarding college scholarships to
North Carolina's top high school
students interested in becoming
teachers.
"Jo Ann's background and experi
ence in education will help the com
mission accomplish its goal of en
suring that 2!! our children h^vp ex
cellent teachers in years to come."
Wicker said.
The Fellows program was begun
in 19X7. It awards 400 students four
year, $20,000 scholarships to study
education at 15 colleges and univer
sities statewide. Applicants must be
North Carolina residents. To repay
the state-funded award, scholars
must commit to teaching in North
Carolina's public schools for four
years.
In 1993. 1,811 high school stu
dents applied for the 400 scholar
ships.
Simmons is owner and manager
of Bellamy Hardware.
Picked For Who's Who'
Michael Randolph is one of 14 St.
Andrews College students selected
for the 1994
edition of
"Who's Who
Among Stu
dents in Ameri
can Colleges
and Universit
ies."
Randolph is
the son of the
Rev. and Mrs.
Julius William kanimm.ph
and of Jeran Randolph Jr of Bolivia.
He is a graduate of South Brunswick
High School and is majoring in psy
chology at St. Andrews, where he is
a senior. He belongs to the Psych
ology Club and Black Student Un
ion.
Students are selected for "Who's
Who" based on their "academic
achievement, service to the commu
nity, leadership in extracurricular ac
tivities and potential for continued
success," according to a St. And
rews news release.
Reports To San Diego
Navy Airman Melissa A. Mc
Clary recently reported for duty at
Naval Air Station, San Diego
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs C.C. Russ of Route 2, Ash, and
joined the Navy in August 1991.
Aboard USS Saratoga
Navy Petty Officer 1st Class
David ('. Kilgore and Petty Officer
2nd Class Craig A. Cobb recently
departed for a six-month deploy
ment aboard the aircraft carrier USS
Saratoga, homeported in Mavport.
Fla., to the Mediterranean.
Kilgore is the son of Robert E.
and Janice M. Kilgore of Calabash
Cobb is the son of Patricia A. Gris
settc of Shallottc.
*I*his is the Saratoga's last planned
deployment. During the ship's 3X
vear career, it has been involved in
many history-making events includ
ing deployments to Vietnam, retal
iatory strikes against Libya and ser
vice during Operation Desert Storm.
Kilgore and Cobb are among more
than 5.4(X) crewmembers aboard the
carrier.
Kilgore joined the Navy in Feb
ruary 1991, and Cobb, in February
19X5.
UNCA Dean's List
Scott Edward Phillips of South
port was named to the dean's list for
the fall semester at the University of
North Carolina at Ashcville.
The dean's list is made up of full
time students who have achieved a
grade-point average between 3.5 and
3.99.
Psi Chi Inductee
Jason Cowles Smith of Sunset
Beach was indicted into the Psi Chi
chapter at the University of the
South. Smith is a junior at the univer
sity, popularlv known as Sewanee.
Psi Chi is the National Honor
Society in Psychology. To be eligi
ble. a students musi be a psychology
major and have taken eight hours of
psychology, have at least a B aver
age in the major and be in the upper
35 percent of the class.
Smith is the son of Nancy Cowles
Smith.
Reports To Norfolk
Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class
Anthony W Connor recently report
ed for duty aboard the guided mis
sile cruiser USS Cape St. George,
homeported in Norfolk. Va.
Connor is the son of Bernard W.
Connor of Shallottc. Me joined the
Navy in June 1983.
Recruit Trained
Marine Pfc. Forrest H. Ashley re
cently completed recruit training and
was promoted to his present rank.
He is the son of Jeannie Wilson of
Ash-Little River Road, Ash.
During the training cycle with
Recruit (raining Regiment, Marine
Corps Recruit Depot. Parris Island.
S.C., recruits are taught the basics of
battlefield survival, introduced to
typical military daily routine and
personal and professional standards
All recruits participat in an active
physical conditioning program and
Residents of Holden Beach
Please get involved!
Come to town meetings!
Find out what's going on in your town
before it's too late.
Protect the future of our beautiful
island. We have too much at stake here
not to stand up and be counted.
The next town meeting is Monday,
March 7 at 7:00 pm, Town Hall Meeting
Room.
See you there!
Pat Sandifer
gain proficiency in a variety of mili
tary skills including first aid. rifle
marksmanship and close-order drill.
Teamwork and self-discipline arc
emphasized throughout the cycle.
UNC Dean's List
Nine local students were recog
nized for outstanding academic
achivemcnt at the University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill by be
ing named to the fall 1993 dean's list.
They are Crawford Foy Sutton of
Southport. Robin Yvctte i reeman of
Leland, Amelia Ann Mawes of
Bolivia, Becky Nicole King of Ash.
Kyung Ih lx%e of Leland, Nancy
Lynn McGce of Supply, Albert Glen
Trunnell III of Southport, Kelly
Leanne Ward of Shallottc and
Kimberly Anne Baxley of Ocean
Isle Beach.
Students are eligible for the
dean's list if they earn at least a 3.2
grade-point average on a 4.(1 scale
while taking 15 or more letter grade
Credit hours. They are also eligible if
they earn a 3.5 grade-point average
while taking al least 12 letter grade
credit hours. Students must have no
grades lower than C.
Stathos Earns Degree
Sam Gus Stathos of Calabash was
among 1,800 students earning de
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grees from the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill after the fall
semester.
Stathos was awarded the bachelor
of science degree in political sci
ence.
Degree recipients completed aca
demic work in December.
County Honors
Silver Artists
More than 30 iocai senioi citizens
participated in the first Silver Arts
Competition hosted by the Bruns
wick County Parks and Recreation
Department last Friday at the South
port Community Building.
Silver Arts is the arts component
of Senior Games. The athletic part
of the games will be held in May.
First-place arts winners were
Theresa Swain, sculpture; Elizabeth
Cobb, pastel and peoples' choice;
Zita Samuel, photography; Phyllis
Riley, oil; Helen Buchman. acrylics;
and Dolly Wilkins, watercolor.
Receiving honorable were Pat
ricia Pavco, oil; Betty Brown,
acrylics; and Barbara Fieri, water
color.
Local Delegation To Attend District
Extension Meeting At Pembroke
A delegation of 35 Brunswick ment. environmental stewardship.
County citizens will he among more challenges to the family, consumer
than 250 member of the Cooperative education, sustainable agriculture.
Extension Service's South Central health and safety, partnerships and
District Advisory Leadership master volunteers.
System meeting at Pembroke State
University March8. South CldSS Of '84
The regional conference will cele- ^ . . n
brate "Extension's Excellence in Organizing Keunion
Outreach Education" and will focus t, . r, ,
? , . , ., South Brunswick High School s
on issues of regional concern, said ,
*4 i. /-i . . (ass of 19X4 will hold a class re
Milton Coleman, countv extension .
director union meeting at 5:30 p.m. Sunday,
March 13, at Western Siz/lin Steak
Keynote speakers will include Dr. House in Southport.
l^irry Monteith, chancellor, N.C. All members of the class are be
State University, and Juanita Gon- ing asked to attend and bring ad
zalez. Cumberland County commis- dresses of other classmates.
sioner. For more information or ques
Concurrent sessions will address tions. call Todd Parker at (910)457
water quality and waste manage- 4447.
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STAFF PHOTO BY SUSAN USHER
A Reading Start
Supply Extension Home maker Club member Dera line McAllister
presents a gift packet from the club to Susan Moody, as Moody's
newborn son, Earkins J atrial Moody, dozes. Since mid-1993 the
club has presented ISO such kits to new mothers at The Brunswick
Hospital to promote literacy and reading aloud to children. Tied in
pink sr.d blue yarn, the packet contains a Little Golden book, the
first issue of the extension newsletter, "Baby Talk," and informa
tion on extension homemakers' clubs. The project continues until
June.
Literacy County Has VISTA Grant Renewed
The Brunswick County Literacy As outreach personnel, the
Council has received approval of its VISTAs will serve full-time for one
VISTA renewal application from year beginning in mid-June. The
ACTION, the federal domestic vol- federal government will provide ori
unteer agency. entation, a monthly iiving al
Three Volunteers in Service to lowance. health insurance and either
America will again support the liter- an end-of-year stipend or an educa
acy council's efforts to provide free, tion award of $4,725.
private assistance to Brunswick There are no age or income re
County residents who want to im- strictions on the positions, and addi
prove their basic reading and writing tional information is available by
s^'"s- calling the council at 754-7323.
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