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presented a life membership to
outgoing president Sibyl MeLamb for
her ' splendid leadership" during the
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The award was presented May 11
at the District II meeting of the
Garden Club of North Carolina Inc. in
Jacksonville. Also at the meeting, the
club received state awards for its
civic beautification work "promoting
the planting of crape myrtles and
other trees to beautify Brunswick
County."
Those who attended the meeting in
addition to Mclamb included incoming
president Marilyn Dowless and
members Frances Gravatt and Ann
I^aughinghouse.
The club's annual social will be
held tonight (Thursday) at the home
of Tom and Vicki Jones. Bill Faver
will present a siide program on local
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Members met at the Old Shallotte
Road home of Doris Olivito in April
tor a program by Mr. and Mrs.
William S. Howell, "All About Day
lilies." They offered helpful infomration
on how to grow these
perennials with ease, and presented
slides of various forms and colors
available to home gardeners. Day
lilies grow well in this area.
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A May 12 luncheon at Sandpiper
Golf and Country Club marked the
end of the season for Sunset Sands
Garden Club members.
Sixteen members and guests
Virginia I/jester, Pat Brosius and
Lyla Esler attended, reported Irene
Parker, with Ruby Blythe and Ann
Masline hostesses for the luncheon.
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Also at the meeting, new club officers
were installed by Frances
Gravatt. Betty Watt received the
monthly rating sheet award. A light
supper was prepared by Helen Crantcrd
and Betty Watt.
Also in April, small baskets of silk
flowers were prepared by Shallotte
Florist and were delivered to the
oikiuuliu oL'iuur v^cnicr to aecoraie
lunch tables.
warden Club Year
was presented a tulip tree, and Ms.
I -oester was accepted as a new
member. Members and guests exchanged
potted plants.
Attending the District Garden Club
meeting in Jacksonville earlier this
month were the club's new president.
Julia Thomas, and Ann Masline,
Frances Gravatt and Edna
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BY DOUG RUTTER
Two local girls earned the titles of
Teen Miss and Junior Miss
Brunswick County Saturday during
the annual pageant at ShaUottc Middle
School.
I^jslie Dianne Causey was crowned
Teen Miss, while Ashley Michele
Marshall walked away with the
Junior Miss title.
Miss Causey, the 16-year-old
daughter of Bobby and Jane Causey
of Supply, sang "Love In Any
language" during the talent portion
of the pageant.
The West Brunswick High School
sophomore, who was first runner-up
in last year's Teen Miss pageant, is a
member of the Junior National
Honor Society and has been a
cheerleader for the past two years.
She is also the reigning Teen Miss
Cinderella and was Little Miss
Brunswick County in 1979.
Miss Marshall, the 12-year-old
daughter of Jimmy and Jeanette
Marshall of Shallotte, is currently a
seventh-grader at Shallotte Middle
School.
She performed a tap dance to a
medley of show tunes including
"42nd Street" and "Hooray For
Hollywood" for her talent.
Co-captain of the cheerleading
squad, Miss Marshall also enjoys
dancing and swimming.
First ninner-up in the Teen Miss
pageant was Tanya Renee Hewett,
the 16-year-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Frankie Hewett of Shallotte.
She sang "God Bless The U.S.A."
during the talent competition.
Robin Campbell, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Campbell of Ocean Isle
Beach, was second runner-up. The
13-year-old contestant performed a
tap dance to "Hey There's Good
Times" as her talent.
Tami Smith of Leland, Teen Miss
Brunswick County 1987, passed along
her crown after singing two Christian
songs during the pageant entitled "I
Give You Jesus" and "On Holy
Ground."
First runner-up in the Junior Miss
pageant was Nancy Shanea Smith,
the 10-year-old daughter of Earl and
Paula Smith of Shallotte. She performed
a tap dance to "42nd Street."
Danette Marie Hilliard, 12, was
named second runner-up. The
daughter of Steve and Sue Causey of
I^ongwood, she sang "Sing Your
Praise To The Lord" for her talent.
Junior Miss Brunswick County
1987, Kim Davis of Shallotte, also
provided special entertainment during
the pageant, singing the country
and western tune "Break !t To Me
Gently" and the contemporary song
"Somewhere Out There."
Wendy Williams of Iceland, Miss
Brunswick County 1988, served as
lllisil UKh in utiiimiimies and also provided
entertainment throughout the
evening for the estimated 300 people
in attendance.
Miss Williams, who will represent
Brunswick County at next month's
Miss North Carolina Pageant, sang
"Amazing Grace." "Theme From
Ice Castles" and "I.ook What Has
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pageant. Judging was based on the
Other contestants in the Teen Miss categories of talent, -10 percent;
pageant were Tammy I.ynn evening gown, 30 percent; and interReynolds
of I.eland, Elizabeth view, 30 percent.
Catherine Baxter of Southport and The Junior and t een Miss pageants
Theresa Suzanne Jones of Ocean Isle are sponsored by the non-profit
Beach. Scholarship Pageants of Brunswick
Junior Miss contestants included County Inc., which also produces the
Gwyn Kristen Chappell of Calabash county's official Miss North Carolina
and Alicia Dawn Rivenbark of preliminary pageant.
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Special entertainment was also
Allysun Abbott.
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