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Thursday, Sept. 15
CALABASH VFD AUXILIARY
CAPTAINS' MEETING for the
ment at the tourney site
Wrightsville Marina Yacht
SHALLOTTE LIONS CLUB me
HOLDEN BEACH PLANNING
GAME NIGHT at the American
17,7:30 p.m.
Friday, Sept. 16
ROTARY CLUB of the South Br
Sea Trails Golf Club, Sunse
BUTTER AND CHEESE and ot
Ithe Brunswick County Dcp
White Food Building, Bolivi
CALABASH EXTENSION HOM
a.m.
PRESCHOOL STORYTIME wil
Branch Library.
GAME NIGHT at the Sunset B(
SHALLOTTE AL-ANON FAMI1
Church, 8 p.m. This is a suf
CLOSED MEETING of Alcoholi
blem with alcohol, AA Builc
NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS m(
Southport, offering 12-point i
to use drugs, fellowship am
SHALLOTTE WHEEL AND DE
day at the American Leg
welcome.
Saturday, Sept. 17
CALABASH VOLUNTEER RE
the snnarl hnilHinn m r>
? j VII 11. Vv.
!a free clothes closet sr
church Council for families
Camp United Methodist Ch
BUTTER AND CHEESE an
distributed by the Brunswic
old Red & White Building ii
FREE BLOOD PRESSURE CI
Rescue Squad, Boiling Spri
A VOTER REGISTRATION D
Republican Party in front c
with registrars on hand to si
a.m.-2 p.m.
TOWN CREEK VOLUNTEER
the squad building on U.S.
plate, starting at 11 a.m.
THE GRAND OPENING of Cal
Traders Village begins at
Refreshments.
A FREE DINNER FOR MEM
Fishing Club, Sunset Harbc
guests.
OPEN MEETING of the Suppl;
j. * - * ' *
Iuay, tor aicononcs ana othe
ing room, The Brunswick H
GAME NIGHT wiU be held at
p.m.
Sunday, Sept. 18
OPEN MEETING of Alcoholics
' p.m.
Monday, Sept. 19
BRUNSWICK COUNTY BO,'
chambers, Administration
p.m.
BRUNSWICK COUNTY BOAR]
at the Administrative Offic
CALABASH VFW POST NO.
Village, Calabash, 7:30 p.ir
CLOSED MEETING BY ALC
those who have a problem
p.m.
Tuesday, Sept. 20
POLLS ARE OPEN at Dixon C
and Sandv Creek Acres C
residents to decide on incor
p.m.
IMPROVE COMMUNICATIOh
Club, meeting in a new p
fellowship hall, N.C. 179, S
call Elwood Cheers, 754-885
PRESCHOOL STORYTIME w
Brunswick Branch Library
BRUNSWICK COUNTY SENI(
Building, Government Cenl
all senior organizations in I
BEACHCOMBERS SHELL SI
Steakhouse, Shallotte, 1:30
579-5324.
A PESTICIDE RECERTIFICA
individuals who have priv
names beginning with t!
Agricultural Extension Sei
take the class will have to U
LITTLE RIVER LIONS CLUB
Little River, S.C., beginnii
area are invited.
ISLANDER SQUARES DANC1
Community College Annex,
Pardue. Classes begin Sept
MIDWAY AL-ANON FAMILY i
ference room, Supply. Ope
p.m. For more information
Wednesday, Sept. 21
BRUNSWICK TOASTMASTEF
Street Cafe, Southport, 7 a
Susan Eggert, 754-5082 for :
PRESCHOOL STORYTIME i
Southport Library.
BRUNSWICK COMMUNITY
Classroom Building, BCC c
CALABASH ELKS LADIES AI
Village, 7 p.m.
SHALLOTTE ALDERMEN me
THE BRUNSWICK BIRD CLU1
Corp. assembly room, N.l
Richard Gwathmey, execi
Island, 7:30 p.m.
BRUNSWICK COUNTY PLAN
ference room, Government
CLOSED MEETING for indivii
Alcoholics Anonymous Buil
NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS m
Church, N.C. 211, Southpoi
overcome their desire to ui
diets, 8 p.m. For more info
ar Of Events
meets at the fire station, 10 a.m.
; Wrighlsville Beach King Mackerel Tourru
between Atlantic Marine Dry Storage ar
Gub, 6 p.m., with a 10 p.m. entry deadline,
lets at Joe's Barbecue, Shallotte, 7 p.m.
BOARD meets at the town hall, 7 p.m.
i Legion Post, one mile south of Shallotte, U.i
unswick Islands meets at Tavern On The Te<
t Beach, 7:30 a.m. Visitors welcome,
her federal commodities will be distributed b
artment of Social Services at the old Red >
a, from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
EM AKERS CLUB meets at the fire station, 1
11 not be held during September at the Lelan
:ach Volunteer Fire Department, 8 p.m.
bY GROUP meets at Camp United Methodi;
(port group for families of alcoholics,
cs Anonymous for individuals who have a pn
ling, Grissettown, 8 p.m.
;cts at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, N.C. 21
program to help addicts overcome their desir
ong recovering addicts, 8 p.m. Call 762-6838.
IALERS Square Dance Club dances each Fr
ion Post south of Shallotte, 8 p.m. Publi
SCUE SOU AD THRIFT SHOP, located besi(
179, will be open, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
(onsored by the South Brunswick Islands Inte
i in need of good, used clothing will be open ;
urch, Main Street, Shallotte, 9 a.m.-12 noon
d other federal food commodities will 1
k County Department of Social Services at tl
i Bolivia, 8:30 a.m. until all foods distribute
LINIC at the Boiling Spring Lakes Voluntei
ng Lakes, 10 a.m.-ll a.m.
RTVE will be held by the Brunswick Coun
if Wilcnn'c i n yKollnffn T C"1 ?
- .. uiwii o tn unauuiiu, JLJCldllU clUU OUllLIIJJUl
ign up new voters of all political affiliations,
RESCUE SQUAD will sell shrimp dinners i
17 at the N.C. 87 South intersection, $3.50 p<
labash VFW Post No. 7288's new post home;
2 p.m., with members and friends invite
BERS will be held at the Brunswick Counl
ir, 5:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m., with small charge f(
y Group, Alcoholics Anonymous, every Satu
r persons interested in the disease, in the di
lospital, Supply, 8 p.m.
the Calabash Volunteer Fire Department,
> Anonymous at the Grissettown AA Building
1RD OF COMMISSIONERS meets in j
Building, Government Center, Bolivia, 6:
D OF EDUCATION meets in continued sessii
e conference room, Southport, 6:30 p.m.
7288 meets at the VFW Building, Trade
OHOLICS ANONYMOUS every Monday f
with alcohol, the AA Building, Grissettown,
hapel United Methodist Church, Varnamtow
hvners Association Office, Sandy Creek, fi
poration of these communities, 6:30 a.m.-7:
IS SKILLS with Coast Toasters Toastmaste
lermanent location. Calvarv Rantist Chun
hallotte, 7 a.m.-# a.m. For more informatio
i7, or Marcia Warring, 579-9474.
ill not be held during September at the We
, Shallotte.
OR COUNCIL meets in the Public Assemb
ter, Bolivia, 1 p.m. Open to representatives
the county.
rUDY GROUP meets at the Sizzling Sirlo
p.m. For more information call Ruth Hoo
TION CLASS will be held for farmers or oth
ate applicator's pesticide licenses, with la
ie letters A-F, at the Brunswick Coun
rvice office, Bolivia, 7 p.m. Those who dor
ike a longer course and exam to be recertifie
meets at the Black Forest Restaurant, U.S. 1
ig with dinner at 7 p.m. Lions visiting in tl
E CLUB of Southport meets at the Brunswii
Lord Street, Southport, 7:30 p.m. Caller is R<
.. 20.
GROUP meets in The Brunswick Hospital Co
n to anyone affected by someone's drinking,
i call 1-762-6637.
IS CLUB meets at its new location, the Hov
.m.-tl a.m. Prospective members call Don
information.
will not be held during September at tl
COLLEGE trustees meet in Room 24
ampus, Supply, 7 p.m.
JXILIARY meets at the Elks Lodge, Trade
>et at the town hall, 7:30 p.m.
8 meets at the Atlantic Telephone Membersh
C. 130 West of Shallotte, for a program 1
itive director of the Society for Masonbo
NING BOARD in the Planning Building co
Center, Bolivia, 7:30 p.m.
iuals who have a problem with alcohol, at tl
iding, Grissettown, 8 p.m.
eets each Wednesday at St. Peter's Luther,
t, offering a 12-step program to help addic
;e drugs and fellowship among recovering a
rmation, call 1-762-6638.
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a. MOLCIE PENNY PRICE
irl Mnlrip Ppnnv Prirp 7f? nfRnnfpfi.
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Leland, died Sept. 10 in New Hanover
Memorial Hospital, Wilmington. She
was a homeinaker.
5. The funeral was held Sept. 12 at
Free Worship Pentecostal Baptist
Church by Revs. Raeford Parker and
Paul Page, with burial in Flynn
; Cemetery near Hallsboro.
Mrs. Price was a Columbus County
y native, the daughter of the late Alvie
k and Bessie Penny.
Her survivors include seven
q daughters, Mary Long, Esther Byrd,
Dorothy Price, Betty McPherson and
^ Nellie McPherson of Whiteville,
Kathleen Jones of Leland and Mamie
Bass of Fayetteville; two sons,
Ehvood Price and Alvie Lewis Price
of Whiteville; a sister, Bessie
y_ Perkins of Laurinburg; 33 grandchildren
and 27 great-grandchildren,
j JOSEPH RASS GORE
,g Joseph Rass Gore, 82, of Delco,
died Sept. S in New Hanover
j Memorial Hospital, Wilmington.
The funeral was held Sept. 12 in
TT_; n n?i i_i * T ?_
uiuun \jiuve t-eniecusiai noimess
Church by Revs. Carey Horrell and
Bob Compton, with burial in Champion
Cemetery,
ie Survivors include four sons, Henry
Gore, Elton Gore, Joseph Clayton
r* Gore and Arnold Gore of Delco; four
at daughters, Lula Mintz, Ella Mae
Gore and Betty Lou Nobles of Delco
3e and Thelma Rooks of Rocky Point; a
ie half-brother, Jimmy Gore of Leland;
d- 21 grandchildren; 22 greater
grandchildren and 10 great-greatgrandchildren.
,ty HORACE LEE NORRIS
]q Horace Lee Norris, 78, of Route 1,
Clarendon, died Sept. 10 at his home.
The Columbus County native was
;r the son of the late Marshall and Patsy
Jacobs Norris.
st The funeral was held Monday,
j Sept. 12, in Sweet Home Baptist
Church, by Revs. Tom Ward and
^ Grover Faulk. Burial was in Forest
Jr Lawn Cemetery.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs.
r_ Martha Todd Norris of the home; a
n daughter, Mrs. Mildred Long of
Ocean Isle Beach; a son, Tommy
g Norris of Sunset Beach; two
brothers, Charlie Norris of Lake
Waccamaw and Donnie Norris of
Whiteville; three sisters, Mrs. Lula
Burgess of Lake Waccamaw, Mrs.
'?? Bertha Gore of Myrtle Beach, S.C.,
and Mrs. Peggy Singletary of Columbia,
S.C.; four grandchildren and
its seven great-grandchildren.
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WILLIE HORACE CARROLL
Willie Horace Carroll, 66, of Wilmington,
died Sept. 12 at his residence.
The funeral was to be held Sent. 14
at 2 p.m. at Long Leaf Baptist Church
ar by Rev. Eugene Ridley and Rev.
8 Jimmy Atkinson.
Born in Bolton on Sept. 27, 1921, he
was the son of the late Jesse James
and Nellie Piner Carroll. He was a
n, veteran of World War II and was
or retired from Seaboard Coast line
30 Railroad.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs.
rs Hazel Murray Carroll of the home;
:h two sons, Kenneth P. Carroll and
n, William R. Carroll, both of Wilmington;
a daughter, Mrs. Jackson
st (Wanda) Canady of Shallotte; three
stepsons, Larry Matthews of Wilmly
ington, Ray Matthews of Willard and
of Tommy Matthews of New Bern; a
stepdaughter, Mrs. Michael (Joyce)
in Alabaster of Wilmington; a brother,
d,
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Clayton Carroll of Franklin, N.H.; a
sister, Mrs. Ella Mae Inman of
Whiteville; a granddaughter; 12
step-grandchildren and a step-greatgrandson.
HAROLD E. HA R TWIG
Harold Edward Hartwig, G4, of
Yaupon Beach, died Sept. 10 at his
home. A retired U.S. Air Force pilot,
he was a member of the Brunswick
County Airport Commission.
The funeral was held Sept. 13 in the
chapel of Southport Baptist Church,
of which he was a member, with Rev.
Wayne Trexler officiating. Burial
with military honors was in Old
Southport Cemetery.
A native of Belmont, Iowa, he had
lived at Yaupon Beach 10 years and
was a member of Oak Island Lodge
No. 758, A.F. & A.M., the Brunswick
County Shrine Club, American
I,egion, Disabled American Veterans
and the Oak Island Moose Lodge.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs.
Geraldine Wesley Hartwig of the
home; two daughters, Mrs. Mike
Williams of Southport and Mrs. Jerry
Ann Doster of Marietta, Ga.; his
mother, Mrs. Esther M. Hartwig of
Southport; and three grandchildren.
HENRY GARLIE SMITH
Henry Garlic Smith, 74, of Route 1,
Ash, died Sept. 11 at his home. He had
retired from employment with the
Brunswick County Board of Education.
The funeral was conducted Sept. 13
from the Brunswick Funeral Sendee
Chapel by Rev. Garland Long, with
burial in the Smith Cemetery, Ash.
He was the son of the late Emma
Jane Stanley and Ellis Gaston Smith
and was a deacon of Longwood Baptist
f!hiirr?h
Survivors include his wife, Neta N.
Smith of the home; a son, Thelbert
Vernon Smith of Alpharetta, Ga.;
two daughters, Helen Dale Clewis of
Whiteville and Avis Ivalee Smith of
Wilmington; three brothers, Lora
Smith and Coda Smith, both of Ash,
and Wendell Smith of Thomasboro;
six sisters, Effie Smith, Mary Emma
Smith, Doris Ward and Zellie
Phillips, all of Ash, Linne Main of
Laurinburg and Rosie Long of
Thomasboro; seven grandchildren
and seven great-grandchildren.
FRANCES JONES MORTON
A memorial sendee will be hel<
Saturday, Sept. 17, at 2 p.m. at tin
Holden Beach Chapel, Holden Beach
Ms. Morton died on July 8 at hei
home in Buccaneer Hills, Supply.
ANTHONY A. MARTIN
Anthony A. Martin, 29, of Corona,
Calif., and formerly of Boiling Spring
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Lakes, died Sept. 4 in Encenada, 1
Mexico, from injuries sustained in an 1
automobile accident.
A wake was held Sept. 9 at 1
Peacock-Newnani Funeral Home, <
Southport, with a Mass of the Resur- 1
rection held Sept. 10 at Sacred Heart
Catholic Church, Southport, by
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Northwood Cemetery. ]
A native of Fort Bragg, Martin was
owner of A.M. Electric Co. in River- <
side, Calif. He was an avid skydiver ,
and a member of a jump club in I
Zephyr Hills, Calif. (
Survivors include his mother and
stepfather, Mr. and Mrs. Francis (
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Thorpe of Boiling Spring Lakes; a
lalf-brother, Robert Lee Marshman
)f Denver, Colo.; and grandmother,
Vlrs. Roma Moran of Chester, Conn.
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Lynwood Malachi Lott of Wilmington
died Sept. 6 in New Hanover
Memorial Hospital.
The funeral was held Sept. 9 in Andrews
Valley Chapel by Bishop R.
Jeffrey Allen, assisted by Elders of
:he Church of Jesus Christ of LatterJay
Saints.
Burial was in the Lebanon Baptist
Church Cemetery, Winnabow.
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