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East Side Fellowship (formerly
East Side Assembly) has moved to a
new location.
As East Side Assembly the church,
which will be three years old
Christmas week, was formerly housed
in the old Powell Funeral Home
building in Shallotte. It relocated this
week to the old UCB/Skippergraphics
building at the corner of
Main and Caroline streets.
The name change, said spokesman
Sandy Pigott, is to clarify that the
church is not affiliated with the
Assemblies of God. Rather it is a
nondenominational full-gospel
church.
Its pastor, the Rev. Bobby Causey,
and his wife, Jane, are both attending
Carolina Bible College in Fayetteville.
The assistant pastor, Dwight
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IDA D. FAUIJi
Ida 13. Faulk, 94, cf Supply, died
Nov. 24.
The funeral was held Nov. 27 at
Cedar Grove Baptist Church in Supply,
with the Rev. Freeman Cause officiating.
Burial was in the Riley
Hewett Cemetery.
Survivors include a brother. Oliver
H. Bryant; two stepsons, Paul Faulk
and George Faulk: seven stepdaughters,
Mrs. Sarah Jarvis, Mrs.
Roma Bellamy, Mrs. Grace Perscll,
Mrs. Athel Frink, Mrs. Mary Ixmg,
Mrs. Ella Mitchell and Mrs. Therese
Pierce.
TREASE B. BROOKS
Trease Ann B. Brooks, 29, of
Thomasboro, died Nov. 21 in Macon,
Ga.
The funeral was held Nov. 2G at
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church,
Thomasboro. by the Rev. Sam
Stanley. Burial was in the church
cemetery.
Survivors include her husband,
David Brooks; two daughters, Karseen
Brooks and Delphia Brooks,
both of Macon, Ga.; her mother, Minnie
Baptist of Brooklyn, N.Y.; a
sister, Mrs. Lena Ruth Frink; and a
brother, William B. Baptist.
ALICE H. RICH
Alice R. Rich, 76, of Route 2,
Leland, died Friday, Nov. 25, in New
Hanover Memorial Hospital, Wilmington.
The funeral was held Nov. 28 in
Town Creek Baptist Church, Leland.
Burial was in the church cemetery.
Born in Marion County, S.C., on
Dec. 6,1911, she was the daughter of
the late William Herbert and Minnie
Anna Rowell Rogers. Prior to her
retirement she was employed at
Tinime Corp. in Wilmington as a
carpet molder.
Survivors include three sons,
James Douglas Richardson of
Casper, Wyoming, Paul Douglas
Richardson of Leland and William
Herbert Richardson of Wilmington;
a brother, William Rogers of
Monck's Corner, S.C.; a sister,
Mable Yarborough of Granite Falls;
nine grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren.
LONA BENTON CAUDILL
Lona Benton Caudill, 46, of Route 5
(I,anvale Road), Leland, died Nov.
24.
The funeral was held Nov. 26 at
F,lah Baptist Church, Leland, with
burial in Forest Lawn Cemeterv.
Bolivia.
ALFRED R. BISCHOF
Alfred R. Bischof, 72, of Carolina
Shores, Calabash, died Nov. 26 at his
home.
A memorial service was held Nov.
28 at Brunswick Funeral Service
Chapel, Shallotte.
i JOSEPH RAYMOND
DESFONDS SR.
Joseph Raymond DesFonds Sr., 63,
of Southport, died Nov. 24 in Dosher
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Navy veteran and a retired building
contractor.
The funeral was held Nov. 28 in the
Church of the Community with the
Rev. Elwood Whitehouse, the Rev.
John Watkins and the Rev. Edmund
Wong officiating. Burial was in
Greenlawn Memorial Park, Wilmington.
Born in Manchester, N.H., on April
11, 1925, he was the son of the late
Joseph Michael and Mary Ann Martin
DesFonds.
Survivors include his wife, Janice
I-ouise Baird DesFonds of the home;
seven sons. John Samuel nesFnnric
Benjamin Paul DesFonds, Joseph R.
DesFonds and David Ayed
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\T7 EPISCOPAL CHURCH
\J/ The Rev. Reginald Bliss
Holy Eucharist ? 1st & 3rd Sundays
Morning Prayer- 2nd & 4th Sundoys
10:00 AM
4941 Main Street, Shallotte
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iN. Thursday, December 1, 1988
hanges Nam
Reaves, is studying for a bachelor's
degree.
This Sunday, Dec. 4, the church
celebrates Homecoming, with the 11
a.m. message by the pastor and the
message during the 6 p.m. service to
be brought by evangelist Ed Baldwin
of Rockingham. Sunday School is at
10 a.m.
Baldwin will return as guest
speaker for the evening service on
Dec. 11, while evangelist Hank Francis
of Fayetteville will speak at the 11
a.m. service.
The church presents its Christmas
musical, "Meet Him At The
Manger," by Dave Clark, on Sunday,
Dec. 18, at 6 p.m. Susan Reaves will
direct. The children will present the
Christmas play, "The Shoemaker."
An active church outreach
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DesFonds, all of the home, Joseph
Michael DesFonds, Robert Coombs
and James Tillman, all of Winnabow;
two daughters, Denise Marie
DesFonds of the home and Mary Ann
Morrell of Winnabow; a brother,
Joseph Edward DesFonds of Boston,
Mass.; five sisters, Rita Henderson,
Ann Travis, Gloria Aloia and Marie
(Bunny) Weiner, all of Boston,
Mass., and Judy Whitter of
Tewksbury, Mass.; and seven grandchildren.
JOYCE ANN M. BLACKWELL
Joyce Ann M. Blackwell, 41, of
Route 2, Bolivia, died Saturday, Nov.
26.
The funeral was to be held Wednesday,
Nov. 30, in the Brunswick
Chapel of Coble Ward-Smith Funeral
Sendee, Supply, with burial in Forest
Lawn Cemetery, Bolivia.
Born in Southport on Oct. 21, 1947,
she was the daughter of James and
Nellie White Maggard. She was
employed by Dr. Norman Hornstein
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Survivors in addition to her parents
include two sons, Bryan Iteed
Raleigh and Stephen Allen Raleigh,
both of Bolivia; and a brother,
Ronald Maggard of Boiling Spring
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CALVIN EUGENE SULLIVAN
Calvin Eugene Sullivan, 61, of
Route 4, Leland, died Nov. 23 in Cape
Fear Memorial Hospital, Wilmington.
He was a retired truck driver.
The funeral was held Nov. 26 in Andrews
Market Street Chapel by Rev.
Sam Hill. Burial was to be at a later
date in Wilmington National
Cemetery.
Born in Brunswick County on Aug.
28,1927, he was the son of Mrs. Annie
Mintz Sullivan and the late David
suiuvan.
In addition to his mother, survivors
include a daughter, Mrs. Annie
Stoops of San Diego, Calif.; three
sons, Calvin E. Sullivan Jr. of Holly,
Fla., David E. Sullivan of Leland and
Wilton E. Sullivan; three brothers,
Sidney Sullivan and Roy T. Sullivan,
both of Wilmington, and James F.
Sullivan of Winnabow; four sisters,
Mrs. Margaret Jones and Mrs. Patsy
Fergerson, both of Leland, Mrs. Linda
Faye Rabon of Bolivia and Mrs.
Virginia Flowers of Winnabow; and
five grandchildren.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may
be made to the N.C. Diabetic
Association, 2315A Sunset Ave.,
Rocky Mount, NC 27801.
LYNN MATTHEW SMITH
Lynn Matthew Smith, 71, of Long
Beach, died Nov. 22 in Dosher
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following an extended illness.
The funeral was held Nov. 25 in the
Brunswick Chapel of Coble WardSmith
Funeral, Supply, with Rev.
Ray Faircloth officiating. Burial was
in Greenlawn Memorial Park, Wilmington.
Born in Hillsborough on Dec. 7,
1916, he was the son of the late Alson
and Fannie Finley Smith. He was a
member of the Oak Island Moose
Lodge. Prior to his retirement he was
a security officer at Carolina Power
& Light Co., Southport.
Survivors include his wife, Ruby
Boggs Smith of the home; a son, BobConvenient
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DEC. 3 ?Christmas Lights & Ramesses
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ministry includes sponsorship of 2
children through the "Living Watc
Ministries" Adopt-A-Child Feedin
Program in Guatemala, a local ja
and prison ministry and the loc?
distribution outlet for the Christia
Broadcasting Network University'
"Operation Blessing" program.
During December, the pastor wi
be joining Junior Totten, host c
"Answer Ministries," in his priso
ministry in West Virginia.
On Dec. 10 the church will host .
public demonstration of CBN Univer
sity's "Sing, Spell, Read and Write'
program for those who want to ini
prove their literacy skills. Thi
phonics-based program has helpei
thousands of inner-city childrei
learn to read, said Pigott.
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by Ray Smith Sr. of I-oiig Beach; twc
daughters. Linda Faye Smith Wrighl
of Winston-Salem and Reeky Lynn
Sutcliffc of Long Beach; two
brothers, Jimmy Smith of Burlington
and Jug Smith of Fayetteville; two
sisters, Julia Rudd and Virginia
Smith, both of Burlington; five
grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren.
Artwork Adds
To Biblical Chi
Works of art bring the Chrisli
slide presentation offered by the 1
The program narrates the Bit
Christ as depicted in works from
collection.
According to a news release, tl
history, but also illustrates the wa;
their faith to their audiences.
The program will be present
Tuesday, Dec. G; at the West Brui
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CEDAR GRQN
Choir's xSingin
BY BARBARA T. HEWETT
For many years now the Cedai
Grove Gospel
t Choir has been a
parade, a "singNo
matter how
to have real live singing, and not jusl
a recording or taped presentation
The float features piano, singers anc
the church's pastor, Rev. Freemar
Gause.
Hill Ordained
Pleasant Hill Missionary Baptist
Church, under the pastorship of the
Rev. Vaughn Cherry, held an ordina
tion service for the Rev. Herman Hil
of Shallotte on Sunday, Nov. 27, at 1
p.m.
The keynote speaker was the Rev
Freeman Gause, moderator of the
Ocean View Missionary Baptisl
Association, of which Pleasant Hill is
a member.
Music Ministry Begins
The youth of Cedar Grove Mis
sionary Baptist Church will begin the
church's December's music
ministry, rendering the music for the
11 a.m. service on Sunday, Dec. 4
The group's coordinator is Toria Her
ring, daughter of the gospel choir's
lead singer, Etha Mae Herring, anc
Rev. Moses Clyde Herring, pastor ol
Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Churcl
in Longwood.
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Vesper services are being conducted
during the Advent season at
; Dimension
istmas Story
nas Story into fresh perspective in a
Brunswick County Library Dec. 6-8.
ilical events surrounding the birth of
the North Carolina Museum of Art's
lis program not only clarifies Biblical
f in which artists have communicated
ed at the I.eland Brancli Library on
tiswick Branch in Shallotte on Thursirary
on Friday, Dec. 9. All showings
/E AREA NEWS
g' Float Returns
Happy Birthday
Happy birthday to Jerrell Gore,
I Edna Gause, Guy Kenneth Bernard,
i Brian Bernard, Clydell Durham,
Faye Sullivan, Bernice Marlowe,
Marissa Grissett, Betty Ruth Chavis,
James Franklin Mitchell, Walter
Johnson Jr., Bob Pascal Gore,
Pauline Ellis, Johnnie Robinson and
' Eva Bryant.
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News on Thursdays at 3 p.m. and
I Saturdays at 10:30 a.m. Also listen
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music program.
, Weekly Scripture
, The Scripture for the week comes
from Psalms 84:11, "For Jehovah
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j gives us grace and glory. No good
thing will he withhold from those who
walk along his paths."
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CHURCH NEWS
trvices Underwa
Camp United Methodist Church in
Shallotte by the minister, the Rev.
George Blanchard.
Services will be held Sunday evenings
Dec. 4 and Dec. 18, beginning at
6:30 p.m. The first 30 minutes will be
spent in the sanctuary and the last 15
in the fellowship hall.
Instead of a vesper service, on Sunday,
Dec. 11, the children's
Christmas program will be held at 7
p.m.
Advent season activities include
the lighting of the Advent candles in
the sanctuary at both the 8:45 a.m.
and 11a.m. worship services.
Drive A Success
A blood drive sponsored Monday at
Calvary Baptist Church by the South
Brunswick Interchurch Council and
the Calvary men's brotherhood netted
57 pints of blood for the American
Red Cross Blood Service, more than
the 50-pint goal, said Rev. Doug
Funds To A
Brunswick County's Knights of Columbus
Monday night presented
checks totaling $4,313 to several area
programs serving the mentally
retarded.
Grand Knight Harry P. Rober of
Council No. 9039, gave checks to
Anita B. White, director of the
Brunswick Interagency Program at
Brunswick Community College;
Ivorene Williams, support services
director, Brunswick County Board of
Education; and Steve Chappcll,
district executive of the Cape Fear
Council, Boy Scouts of America.
The funds were raised through
Operation LAMB (Least Among My
Brothers), which involved distribution
of Tootsie Rolls bv Kniizhts and
HEARING
Saturday I
Dec. 3
9 A.M.-2 P.M.
Thelma Quinn
Certified licensed hearing
dealer will be here to cond
hearing tests and make
evaluations this Saturday
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aid battery jw
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Ponder, pastor. Approximately 65
persons volunteered as donors, but
some were not eligible.
To Sing Sunday
The Singing Messengers of
Wallace, will be featured in a gospel
sing scheduled Sunday, Dec. 4, at 6
p.m. at Oak Grove Baptist Church on
the Holden Beach Road.
The Rev. Russell Hewitt, pastor,
and congregation invite the public to
attend.
To Sell Baked Goods
A bake sale featuring homemade
breads, cakes, pies, cookies and candies
will be held Saturday, Dec. 3,
outside Wilson's Supermarket in
Shallotte by the Ladies' Circles of St.
Brendan Catholic Parish. Hours will
be from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. or earlier
if sold out.
Proceeds will be donated to the
Parish church construction fund.
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their wives.
The presentation was made at the
new Brunswick Interagency Program
building at Brunswick Community
College.
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