Deaths And Funerals
JOHN W. SULLIVAN
The funeral for John W. Sullivan,
80, of Route 1 , Winnabow, was held
Feb. 1 at New Hope Presbyterian
Church, with the Rev. Jan Smook
officiating. Burial was in the church
cemetery.
Sullivan died Jan. 29 in New
Hanover Memorial Hospital, Wil
mington, following a brief illness.
Bom in Brunswick County on
April 29, 1909, he was the son of
the late Bailey L. and Winnie Pad
rick Sullivan. He was a deacon and
elder of New Hope Presbyterian
Church. He had retired from Timmc
Corp.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs.
Sadie Lee Bock Sullivan of the
home; three sons, John R. "Rudy"
Sullivan of the home; and Elbert
Lee Sullivan and J.B. Sullivan, both
or Wilmington; a brother, Woodrow
Wilson Sullivan of Wilmington;
three sisters, Naomi Henry of Lc
land. Ruby Mac Lanier and Luella
Smith, -both of Wilmington; six
grandchildren and four great-grand
children; several nicccs and neph
ews.
ODDIE HOWELL LEHUE
Oddie Howell Lchuc, 72, of
Route 4, Supply, died Jan. 29 in The
Brunswick Hospital, Supply, fol
lowing a brief illness.
The funeral was held Feb. 1 in
the chapel of Coble Ward-Smith
Funeral Service, Supply, with the
Rev. Rodney Bonhan officiating.
Burial was in Chapel Hilt Cemetery,
ShaHoue.
Lchuc was born in Shallottc on
Aug. 5, 1917, the son of the late
Lawson and Elncda Weeks Lchuc.
He was a commercial fisherman and
a U.S. Army veteran.
Survivors include his wife, Britha
H. Lchuc of the home; five sons,
Michael Lchuc, Mitchcll Lchuc and
David Lchuc of Supply, Emory
Lchuc of Norwood and Rodney
Lchuc of Lexington Park, Md., and
a stepson, Ivan Hcwett of Supply;
three daughters, Stephanie Flor of
Shallottc Point, Mavis Walker of
Lei and and Jennean Rochclle of
Supply; two sisters, Mclva Sawyer
of Arcadia, Fla., and Janice Spcnccr
of Charleston, S.C.; 12 grandchil
dren and three great-grandchildren.
MARY L. GARRETT
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IdTiu, uiCu Jan. 30 in Dosfrer Mcnri*
orial Hospital, Southport.
The funeral was held Feb. 3 at
French I. Davis Funeral Home
Chapel, Wilmington. Burial was in
Flcmington Cemetery.
LONIA M.
ANDREWS BENTON
Lonia M. Andrews Benton, 76, of
Shallottc, died Jan. 30 in The
Brunswick Hospital, Supply.
The funeral was held Feb. 2 in
the Brunswick Funeral Service
Chapel, Shallottc, by the Rev. V.C.
Potter and the Rev. Jesse Bcntlcy.
Entombment was in Brunswick
Memorial Gardens Mausoleum.
She was the daughter of the late
Artie and Ella Ganus Stocks. She
and her late husband, Carl Andrews,
owned and operated D.C. Andrews
General Merchandise Store in Shal
lottc for more than 40 years.
Survivors include her husband,
Luther F. Benton of Supply; a son,
James Bcsscnt of Shallottc; a broth
er, Walter Stocks of Ash; a sister,
Stella S. Reaves of Shallottc; four
grandchildren; and four great
grandchildren.
PATRICIA
COVINGTON McLAIN
Patricia Covington McLain, 56,
of Wilmington, died Jan. 31 in Cape
Fear Memorial Hospital.
The funeral was held Feb. 2 in
Hebron United Methodist Church,
Benncttsville, S.C., with burial in
Hebron Cemetery.
She was bom in Marlboro Coun
iv_ S.C.. the daughter of the late
Thomas Eamon and Fannie C. Cov
ington. She was a homcmakcr and a
Methodist.
Survivors include her husband,
Louis Hamcrick McLain of Wil
mington; two sons, Ronald McLain
of Lcland and Allen McLain of
Bcnnettsville; a brother, Lavcme
Covington of Bcnnettsville; four
granddaughters, Chris Register and
Lisa Register or Shallotte, and Su
san McLain and Jennifer McLain,
both of Bolivia.
MARTHA KATHERINE
CRALLEKNOX
Martha Kathcrine Crallc Knox of
Wesley Pines' Methodist Retirement
Home, Lumbcrton, died Jan. 30 in
Lumbcrton.
A graveside service was conduct
ed Feb. 1 in Oakdalc Cemetery,
Wilmington, by the Rev. Edward
Barber.
She was bom in Blackstonc, Va.,
on Jan. 17, 1899, the daughter of
the late William H. and Sallie
Fletcher Hardaway Crallc.
The widow of Carl Knox, she
was a member of Grace United
Methodist Church and was a retired
school teacher.
Survivors include a niece, Mrs.
Beverly Ann Crallc of Newport
News, Va.; three sisters-in-law.
Miss Sallie Belts Knox and Mrs.
Carrie Drew Knox of Lcland and
Mrs. Mary Knox Goldston of Ral
eigh.
Memorials may be made to the
Grace United Methodist Church
Memorial Fund or to the Boys and
Girls Home of North Carolina, Lake
Waccamaw.
JOHN EDWARD JOHNSON
John Edward Johnson, 37, of
Route 1, Winnabow, died Feb. 2 in
New Hanover Memorial Hospital,
Wilmington.
A graveside scrvice was held
Feb. 5 in Oakdale Cemetery, Wil
mington, by the Rev. Jan Smook.
Johnson was born in Wilmington
on Dec. 18, 1952, the son of Daniel
Russcl Johnson Jr. of Winnabow
and the late Esther Fletcher John
son.
Survivors in addition to his father
include a brother, Russell F. John
son; and a sister, Mrs. Rosa Kelly
Hardin of Annandalc, Va.
MARION RiCHAKD
STL'TTS
Marion Richard Stults, 62, of
Boiling Spring Lakes, died Feb. 4 in
Doshcr Memorial Hospital, South
port.
The funeral was held Feb. 6 at
Southport Presbyterian Church,
where he was a member. A grave
side scrvice followed in Rawls Bap
tist Church Cemetery, Fuquay-Var
ina, with the Rev. Wayne Schlink
officiating.
A native of Clinton, S.C., Stutts
moved to Boiling Spring Lakes
from Faycucville in 1979. He was a
U.S. Navy veteran of World War II,
a graduate of Presbyterian College
and former owner of the eastern
North Carolina franchise of Del mar
Studios.
At the time of his death he was a
realtor in the Oak Island-Southport
Boiling Spring Lakes area. He was
past president of the Brunswick
County Board of Realtors and past
commander of the U.S. Power
Squadron in Faycucvillc. He was a
ham radio operator, call letters
KB4MJ.
St. Luke
Lutheran Church
Jack Martin, Pastor
Worship Service
Sunday, 11:00 A.M.
Meeting In Shallotte Middle School
754-7816
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Survivors include his wife. Mrs.
Sally Moore Stints of the home; a
daughter, Mrs. Nancy Stutts
Karaman of Faycttevillc; a sister,
Mrs. Dorothy Stutts Walters of
Raleigh, and a granddaughter.
Memorial contributions may be
made to Boiling Spring Lakes Vol
unteer Rescue Squad, Boiling
Spring Lakes, N.C. 28461.
MICHAEL DEAN
MORRIS
MichacI Dean Morris, 43, of Wil
mington died Feb. 1 in New Han
over Memorial Hospital.
The funeral was held Feb. 5 in
the Andrews Mortuary Market Stre
et Chapel by the Rev. LJ. Benton.
Burial was in Grcenlawn Memorial
Park.
Born in Seattle, Wash., on Sept.
27, 1946, he was the son of Alcne J.
Livick of Orlando, Fla., and
William E. Morris of Anacortcs,
Wash.
Survivors in addition to his par
ents include his wife, Lina Morris
of the home; a daughter, Paula M.
DcRochc of Long Bcach; three
sons. Dean Rey Morns, Michael
Dean Morris Jr. and William Stcvan
Morris, all of Wilmington; three
brothers. Randy Morris and Kevin
Morris, both of Orlando, Fla., and
Danny Morris of Linden, Tcnn.; two
sisters. Colleen Earlc and Scana
Lassitcr, both of Orlando, Fla.; and
a grandchild, Matthew Hunter Dc
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Memorials may be made to the
American Heart Association.
?CATHERINE MAE
ROCHON
Katherinc Mac Rochon, 71, of
Route 6, Shallotte, died Feb. 4 at
her home following an extended ill
ness.
No scrvicc is planned.
Mrs. Rochon was bom in Ver
mont on Feb. 23, 1918, the daughter
of the late Alfred and Ruth Emory
Famham. She was a nurse's aide for
many years.
Survivors include her husband,
Roland Rochon of the home; two
sons, Ronnie and Everett Belanger;
a daughter, Sandra Sandivn; eight
uranrtrhilrfrpn; jJid fOUT gT!2t
grandchildren.
PHILLIP AC, NEW
FULCHER JR.
Phillip Agnew Fulchcr Jr., 57, of
Brunswick Village Apartments,
Southport, died Feb. 5 at his home.
The funeral was to be held Feb. 7
in the Coble Ward-Smith Funeral
Service Chapel, Supply, with the
Rev. Wayne Trexlcr officiating.
Burial was in Mt. Olive Baptist
Church Cemetery.
Fulcher was bom in Southport on
Oct. 5, 1932, the son of Maxine
Clemmons Fulcher of Southport
and the late Phillip Agnew Fulchcr
Sr. He was a U.S. Navy veteran and
was a boat captain for many years.
He was also a state trooper with the
N.C. Highway Patrol for four years.
Survivors in addition to his moth
er include a son, Phillip Agnew
Fulchcr III of Miami, Fla.; and a
daughter, Susan Elizabeth Fulchcr
of Wilmington.
Seaside Church
A New United Methodist Ministry
SUNDAY SERVICES
9 AM-Church
10:15 AM-Sunday School
CASUAL DRESS
Pastor: The Rev. Camlile Yorkey Edwards
579-9136
Meeting: Brunswick Island Furniture
On Hwy. 179 at Ocean Isle Beach
Are you weary in your Christian life? Do you need to hear
from God ? Join us . . .
Fri. and Sat., Feb. 16 & 17, at 7:30 p.m., and Sun., Feb. 18 at 10 a.m.
PROPHETIC
CONFERENCE
WITH
ALLEN ARROWOOD
Hwy. 17
Thomasboro
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Cardiac Care Is Topic Of Seminar
Cardiac carc will be the topic of a
free seminar scheduled Wednesday,
Feb. 14, from 6 p.m. until 7 p.m. in
Myrtle Bcach, S.C.
Grand Strand General Hospital is
sponsoring the seminar at the San
tee Cooper Auditorium at the comer
of 21st Avenue and Oak Street.
Dr. Joseph L. Trask, staff cardiol
ogist at the hospital, will give a prc
NEED A
SUPPORT GROUP?
(Efyrtstum
JfiScmmts Club
OF NORTH MYRTLE BEACH
would like to reach out to interested
area ladies through their FRIEND
SHIP BIBLE COFFEES. These Bible
Studies are held in the homes of
members with an approved guide to
study along with the group.
For more information call Marge
Harper (754-9856), guide for a group
in Ocean Forest, Calabash; Hilda
Wilson (579-7558), guide for a group
of ladies in Bonaparte Retreat.
Those who cannot attend during the
day call Anna McDonald, 24S-6235
in Windjammer Village of Little River.
If these times are not convenient for
you and you would like to open your
home and invite your neighbors in,
call Ixrrna Morris at 249-4843.
scntation on the currcnt trends in di
agnosis and treatment of various
cardiac conditions. The seminar is
being offered in iccogniticn of Na
tional Heart Month.
For more information, call Syd
ney Smith-Rikard at the hospital at
(803)449-4411, ext. 2128.
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ST. JAMES
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
4941 Main Si, Shalkxtc
Sundays:
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9:15 AM-Church School
6:30 PM-Episcopal Youth
Wednesdays:
7:00 PM-Holy Uucharist
7 30 I'M-Bible Study
llic Rev l>. Richard W. Warner, Jr
Rector
Church 754-9313 Rectory 754-9629
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