Pago 2-n-THK HKUNSWICK BEACON, Thursday, September 3, 1987
Warren, Rabon Wed In Raleigh
MRS. TOM RRAGT. RARON JR.
. .. Susan Starr Warren
Birthdays And Anniversaries
Thursday, Sept. 3
Carl Pigott, Pal Hostetler, Kathy
Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Dennis,
Robert and Annette Kye.
Friday. Sept. 4
Earl McCall, Kathleen Russ,
Renee Long, Raymond Simpson, Pat
Slroupe, Jerry Caison, Todd Stanley,
Nija Brummet. Tom Massingale,
.April Marie Causey; Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Pigott, Elwood and Annie
Stanley, .Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mason.
Saturday. Sept. 5
Robin IvcDean Hewett, Jim CalJen-
dar, Keith White, /Mny Jones, Christy
Chappell, Jane Crowell, Erika Farr,
Valerie Swarts.
Sunday. Sept. 6
.Martha Padgett, Brent I.imer,
.N'icky Varnam, Jim Shawver, L.V.
Roberts. Heather Gales, Bill Russ,
.Allen Inman, Tony Hamilton, Donald
Fetch; Mr. and Mrs. Ruffin Redwine,
Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Greenwood III.
Monday, Sept 7
Ginny Waples, Dorothy Ash, Jon
Cheers, Kenneth Jackson, DeLana
Holden, Greg Norris, Miller Caison,
J.R. (Sarge) Brosius, Amy Frink,
Ralph Hunnicutt, Connie McCarthy;
Earl and Naomi McCall.
Tuesday, Sept 8
Frances Smith, Loma Allemore,
Adam Abbott, O’Neal Vamam, Bren
da Grissett, Deanna Hewett, Darryl
Jackson, Elizabeth Andrews, David
Moore, Sabrina B. Babson, Emma
Chesser, Germaine Davis; Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Causey, Mr. and Mrs.
Olaf Thorsen.
Wednesday, Sept 9
Doug Gillette, Ruby Clemmons,
Brandyne Kennedy, Dennis Jarrell,
L’lena Holden, Amy Gail Todd; Mr.
and Mrs. Roger Hewett.
Susan Starr Warren of Raleigh and
Tom Bragg Rabon Jr. of Winnabow
were married Aug. 29 at 2 p.m. in the
Edenton Street United Methodist
Church in Raleigh.
Rev. Albert Edwards officiated the
ceremony, which was followed by a
reception in the Virginia Dare
Ballroom at The Sir Walter.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Franklin Warren of
Danville, Va.
She was attended by her maid of
honor, Pamela Sue Gaither of
Charlotte; Mrs. Judy Rabon Tharp of
Leland, sister of the groom; Mrs.
Anne I.add Goodman of Radford,
Va.; Terri Lynnette Snead of Rich
mond, Va.; Mrs. Jory Hingson
Beeson of Reston, Va.; Mrs. Amy
Parker Desormeaux of Fayetteville;
and Mrs. Lisa Virginia Harrold of
Raleigh.
Serving as groomsmen were the
best man, Tom Bragg Rabon Sr.,
father of the groom, of Winnabow;
Dennis Neal Rabon, brother of the
groom, of Winnabow; Robert
Franklin Warren, brother of the
bride, of Danville, Va.; Douglas
Wayne Tharp, brother-in-law of the
groom, of Leland; Rep. Harry Payne
Jr. of Wilmington; Michael Francis
Easley of Southport; and Robert
Glen Peterson of Leland.
The bride is a 1982 graduate of N.C.
State University and a 1986 graduate
of the University of Virginia School of
Law. She will be employed as an at
torney with Carr, Swails, Huffine and
Crouch in Wilmington.
The groom is a 1976 graduate of the
University of N.C. at Chapel Hill. He
is employed by AT&T as State Direc
tor of Government Relations for
North Carolina and West Virginia.
After a wedding trip to California
and Hawaii, the couple will reside at
Caswell Beach.
Canfield To Wed
Grant and Rita Canfield of Ash have
announced the forthcoming mar
riage of their daughter, Nila Marie
Canfield, to Stephen Dalton Gates,
son of Don and Ivy Gates of Ash. Tlie
ceremony will take place at St.
Jame.”. Episcopal Church at 11 a.m.
on Sept. 5. A reception will follow at
the church parish house. Friends
and relatives arc invited.
Lewis Family
Sets Reunion
The Lewis family reunion will be
held Sunday, Sept. 13, at noon, with
the a covered dish luncheon at the
home of S.W. Lewis at Boone’s Neck.
„ll fl,„ T n,..i
DAR Chapter
are invited to attend. She is the
daughter of Kenny and Pearl Lewis,
granddaughter of Joe and Mary M.
lewis and great-granddaughter of
George Washington and l.ydia Lewis.
S.'W. Lewis, host for the event, is
the son of Pet and Samuel Lewis,
another son of Joe and Mary M.
Lewis.
For more information call either
Pauline Lewis, 253-5941, or S.W.
Lewis, 842-9671.
Babsons Have
To Host Visit A Second Son
Gallery Features Group Show
Works by members of the Wilm
ington Art Association will be on ex
hibit during September at the
Franklin Square Gallery in
downtown Southport.
Brooks Pearce, publicity chairper
son, said the artists have styles that
range from abstract to seascapes.
.Media featured include oils, water-
colors, pastels and ink.
The Franklin Square Gallery is
epersted by the Associated Artists of
Southport. It is located at Howe and
West streets, adjacent to Franklin
Square Park. Hours are Tuesday
through Saturday from 10:30 a.m. to
5 p.m. No admission is charged.
The show is open to the public.
The Brunswick Town Chapter of
the Daughters of the American
Revolution will host the state DAR of
ficers’ Sept. 21 visit to District 9, part
of their annual fall district tour.
Meeting at 9:30 a.m. at the N.C.
Baptist Assembly on Oak Island, the
state officers and chairmen will
discuss plans for the year's work,
give out specific instructions and
distribute information packets to all
chapter regents.
The meeting is open to all DAR
members. Brunswick County has two
chapters, Brunswick Town and
William Gause.
Mr. and Mrs. Randy L. Babson of
Ash have announced the birth of their
second son, Robert Daniel.
Bom Thursday, Aug. 27, in New
Hanover Memorial Hospital, Wilm
ington, he weighed eight pounds,
three ounces, and was 20 inches in
length.
Maternal grandparents are Mansel
and lyouise Bennett of Shallotte.
Paternal grandparents are Alice B.
Long of Ash and the late Ferris Bab
son.
Robert Daniel has a brother,
David, 3.
Kittens Galore
Up For Adoption
Womens Club Meets Sept. 16
Cindy Duggins of the Pink Porpoise
will discuss gift ideas, cross stitch
and framing at the next meeting of
the North Myrtle Beach Christian
Women’s Club.
The meeting will be held at 12:15
p.m. .Sept. 16 at Beach Cove Resort.
Also on the program are soloist
Bruce Fowler, minister of music at a
church in Conway, S.C., and guest
speaker Nell McDaniel of Sumter,
S.C.
Reservations can be made in the
Shallotte area by calling Mildred
Jackson at 754-4210.
The Aug. 19 meeting featured a
“back-to-school” children’s fashion
show, two solos by Leslie Causey of
Shallotte and a talk by Rosemary
Tolbert of Flat Rock.
Kittens, kittens and more kittens.
The Brunswick .County Animal
Shelter has more than 20 kittens of
assorted colors up for adoption.
Also recommended for adoption
this week by Animal Control Super
visor Zelma Babson are a “very
friendly’’ female, mixed small breed,
medium-haired white dog, about one
to IV^ years old, and a male mixed
German shepherd. He is white, about
six months old, up to date on all shots
and loves children, said Ms. Babson.-
These animals and others can be
seen at the animal shelter Monday
through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30
p.m. The shelter is located south of
Supply off N.C. 211.
Newcomers Club Meets Thursday
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Pilots Install 1987-88 Officers
The South Brunswick Islands Pilot
Club installed officers for 1987-88
Aug. 25 at The Courtyard
Restaurant. Ocean Isle Beach.
Gail Seagle ot Ocean Isle Beach
will serve as president. Other of
ficers are Kay Couvillon, prcsidcni-
elect; Gigi Gore, treasurer: Shorce
Rhodes, recording secretary; and
Rosie Scarborough, corresponding
secretary.
Awards were presented also,
reported club member Pam Pahl.
Members recognized Kay
Couvillon as Outstanding Pilot of the
Year, presenttKl Sherry Roseman a
diamond-studded past president’s
pin and presented a president’s pin to
Gail Seagle. Also, nine members
received perfect attendance awards.
The club has been active in a
number of safety projects for the
community. It recently won third
place in the annual National
Women’s Citation Awards Program
sponsored by the Women’s Division
of the National Safety Council.
Among its safety projects is a conti
nuing effort to obtain a 911 emergen
cy telephone number for count>^vide
use.
SHERRY ROSEMAN. outgoing
president, passes the gavel to Gail
Seagle, incoming president of the
South Brunswick Islands Pilot Club.
Quilting, Lace Workshops Set
Workshops by the Brunswick Coun
ty Extension Service offer oppor
tunities to leam to make a machine-
quilted jacket and Battenburg lace
for collars, trims and tablecloths.
The jacket workshop will be held
Sept. 14 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. and
Sept. 17 and 18 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
at the extension office in Bolivia.
There is no charge; however, par
ticipants must furnish materials for
their own jackets.
Class size is limited to eight.
The Battenburg lace workshop will
be held at the extension service office
in Bolivia on Oct. 20 and 21, from 9
a.m. to 3 p.m.
Hilda Ixiwis, of the Town Creek Ex
tension Homemakers Club, will teach
the class, which is limited to six par
ticipants.
The cost is less than $10 for sup
plies.
Register for either workshop
through the Brunswick County Ex
tension Ser\'ice office in Bolivia.
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Club will hold its second monthly
meeting Thursday, Sept. 3 at 7 p.m.
in the dining room at The Brunswick
Hospital.
The club, a project of the Women’s
Advisory Committee of the hospital,
is open to anyone who has moved to
Brunswick County in the past five
years. Plans are for monthly
meetings to feature topics and events
of interest to newcomers to the area.
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