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CEDAR GROVE AREA NEWS Readers Say Column A Help BY BARBARA T. HEWETT ?4 ii ? vi jr wncn you meet people in the supermarket, on the street, in state or local work HEWKTT shops and even out of stale that walk up to you or placc their arms around your shoulders from behind and say, "I depend on your column to get a calendar of upcoming events." or "I know I can count on your article to keep me informed on what's going on while I am away." Others might say, "Don't give me anything for my birthday but a subscription," or "I look forward to the Scripture of the week." There are some elderly ladies of Pleasant Hill Missionary Baptist Church in Shallotte that I admire so much for their high moral standard of living. They are super mentors and role models who say to me, "I don't know what Ocean View is doing next on its program, but I'll find out in the Beacon." Session, Rally Set Of coursc, the next associational event is the mid-year session Feb. 10 at 10 a.m. After that Ocean View members can begin preparing for a mass meeting Saturday, Feb. 17, at St. James Missionary Baptist Church in Bolivia. Starting at 9:30 a.m., the event is coordinated by Mazie Stanley, Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Convention General Board member and field worker. The presidents and four vice pres idents of each department and young adult advisors and supervisors of the 14 member churches; are account able for getting 100 percent partici pation from their members, as well as for getting in reports to the Union's officers immediately, so that they in turn can prepare their reports. This mass meeting is usually well attended, for it's information, inspi ration and fellowship. And the pro gram ends early enough there's still time in the day to do other things. S?Q! Locking Bsck One of the greatest honors o? the "80s that brought joy and experience to the Cedar Grove area was the chamber of commerce choosing the Young Adult Choir to appear at the World's Fair in Tennessee and come back with lots of singing engage ments. Also, it was great to have the Rev. Manning Fullwood move into the program time slot on WVCB Radio Station that was once filled with the Sunshine Hour. Four young men and one young woman received law degrees. They arc Kenneth Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Johnson; Jack Brown, grandson, and Willie Hewett, son, of the late Percy and Dorothy Hewett of Supply; Ronnie Reaves, son of the Rev. Marion D. and Hazalene Reaves; and Cynthia Mitchell, daughter of Elnora Mitchell. Sandra Robinson, daughter of the late Thomas and Arlena Galloway of Cedar Grove became the first black woman to serve as assistant principal of West Brunswick High School, and Zclphia Grissctt, wife of Cedar Grove Improvement Asso ciation President Lynn Grissett, became assistant principal of Union Primary. Mattie Lorraine Hewett Williams became supervisor of the Brunswick County Schools' Support Services. As I recollect these events, the first month of the new decade has ended, bringing our area into the biggest room in the world ? the room for improvement. Happy Birthday Birthday greetings to Sandy Nyers, Louise Gause, Frank Ran dolph Jr., Daniel Durham, Christ obelle Bryant, Jame Bryant, Rodric Gause, Eric Bryant, Troy Sowells and Edith Johnson. TUne In Be sure to listen to Radio Station WVCB (1410 AM) in Shallotte for the Cedar Grove Area News on Thursdays at 3 p.m. and Saturday at 10:15 a.m? and for the Moments of Inspiration gospel music show on Sunday evenings. Weekly Scripture The Scripture of the week comes from Isaiah 60, "Arise, shine for light has come and the glory of the Lord is risen upon thee. For behold the darkness shall cover the earth and gross darkness the people, but the Lord shall arise upon thee and his glory shall be seen on thee . . . uaC LOiu Staait uC UpGii ihw ail cvci lasting light; thou shall call thy walls salvation and they gates praise. And, in keeping with the International Year of Bible Study, which verses within Isaiah 60 con tain these words? CHURCH ACTIVITIFS Hoef linger To Make Return Visit Penny Hi>* (linger of Kcyser, W. Va? a self-proclaimed former wilch whose ministry now involves teach ing about the dangers of Satanism in American society, will make a return visit to EastsiHe Fellowship in Shallotte Friday through Sunday, Feb. 9-11, at 7 p.m. each day. Ms. Hocflingcr says she was dedicated to Satan at age three and was involved in Satanism and the occult for 37 years, including ser vice as high priestess of a coven of witches in the southwestern United States. However, since her salvation on July 20, 1987, she has traveled the country, teaching others about the philosophies of Satan worship and of the New Age movement doc trine, and how to prepare for "spirit ual warfare" to combat their grow ing influence in society. Dinner Honors Pastor St. Brendan the Navigator Cath olic Church will hold a Valentine's Day covered dish and dessen dinner in honor of the birthday of its pas tor, the Rev. Francis Maloncy. The event begins at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 14 in the parish hall on U.S. 17 1.5 miles south of Shallotte. All parishioners are welcome. Reserva tions may be made by signing up at the church, said Mary B. Gilliam, publicist for the women's circle. Dawson Tn $ppak Maude Dawson of New Jerusa lem Outreach in Lcland will be the DAWSON guest speaker when Shalloue Women's Aglow Fellow ship meets Sat urday, Feb. 10, at 9:30 a.m. at the Lockwood Folly Commun ity Building on Stan bury Road, Supply. She is a singer, musician and former mis sionary, as well as the wife of Bud AT SHALLOTTE POINT nniMf* uniir oniMu nuivic THEftBEACON On Sale At VILLAGE MART THE CAPE FEAR SHALLOTTE FOOT Center HIGHWAY 179 VILLAGE PINES OFFICE PARK SUITE 4 ? 754-8848 Professional, Thorough and Gentle Foot Care ?Heel Pain / Heel Spur ?Bunions, Corns, Calluses ?Warts, Ingrown Nails Dr. Gregory Young, DPM ?Running / Sports Injuries ?Diabetic Foot Care ?Surgery and Alternatives to Surgery By Appointment Only 754-8848 Brunswick Chiropractic Center Why Some Stress Is Good For You GOOD STRESS, BAD STRESS Many people think of stress as another way of saying tension or pressure. Actually, stress is just the way we respond to change. Understanding stress and its effects can help you use it to your own advantage, and turn potential "stressors" into positive challenges. The Mechanics Of Stress Stress is defined as a response by /our body to any demand made upon it. Your body responds to stress in many ways. Hormones, like adrena lin, surge. Your heartbeat and blood pressure increase. Your blood sugar rises. These effects, unchanged for thousands of years, helped prehis toric humans survive by helping them run away faster or fight harder, which is why we often call our body's reaction to stress the "fight or flight" response. Positive & Negative Most people think of stressors, or things that cause stress, as negative, such as traffic, a difficult job, or divorce. Many people are aware of tense muscles, headaches or stomach aches during, before or after such situations. But stressors can also be positive ex periences Having a baby, bowling a c*.? m nr rfimnl<>tina n satisfying project are all changes that can activate your stress re sponse. The Effects Of Stress Your body can't tell the difference between a positive or negative stressor. In either case, your body experiences the same stress effects If you are not able to let ofT steam and relax, these effects can be harmful. You may feel tired, de pressed, or anxious. You may experi ence physical symptoms such as a clenched jaw or backache. During periods of stress, take care of your self by getting plenty of rest, eating healthily, exercising, and relaxing without alcohol or drugs. Help your body recover from all stress, even when you feel satisifed or excited, to protect your health. Balance stress with time for relaxation. Use Stress To Your Advantage Stress is like body temperature: if it's too low or too high, you can't survive, but the right balance can keep you going strong. It makes sense to use stress energy positively, to meet life's challenges, experiences, and goals. Stress is not all bad. In fact, positive stress can make life both rich and satisfying. O Positive stress can make your life satisfying. For more information on the benefits of Chiropractic, call Dr. Pat Hewett today. Hwy. 17 S., Shallotte, 754-8838, 754-8959 ?1M9 PARLAY INTERNATIONAL dy Dawson, pastor of the Outreach. All women are welcome to attend the group's monthly meetings. Observance Set Holdcn Beach Baptist Mission will observe the National Day of Prayer Sunday, Feb. 1 1 . Spokesman Jess Parker said the community is invited to participate in Sunday school at 10 a.m. and worship service at 11 a.m. at the Bmnswickland Carpet Building near Holden Beach. Special music will be provided by the mission choir and quartet, and lunch will be served on the grounds. Attendees arc asked to bring a filled picnic basket, said Pat Morton. Calabash Presbyterian Mission Worship Services Sunday 9:30 AM VFW COMMUNITY HALL TRADERS' VILLAGE, CALABASH SeeQuence Disposable Contact Lenses from Bausch & Lomb ? Wear them for a week and throw them away. ? No more routine cleaning or care. ? Sharp, clear vision week after week. Call us Today for a Free Trial Fit Dr. Chris Moshoures, Optometrist Pine Street, Shallotte, 754-4020 Salt Marsh Square, Calabash, 579-4020 Opening soon... Brunswick Cove Nursing Center T-TirfViurair 1 T planH A XXgXX *? *-+-y X V-f W , A^v/iallU Now accepting applications for all department heads and... ?Nurses -Housekeeping vStaff ?Nursing Assistants 'Dietary Staff . Also , now accepting applications for placements for... ?Rest Home ?Intermediate Care ?Skilled Nursing PO Box 916, Leland, NC 28451 (919)371-9318 or 371-3029 Rosemary Miller, Administrator -VNFMClOOCq. You Can Be Set Free From The Occult! n presents y Hoeflinger .... 1 Ex-High Priestess of the Occult ?ft ? ? ? ?. ? ; : :?>: si, g ;s 1 1 i?| f i || S? | vX . At the age of three, my paternal grandmother dedicated me to Satan. I grew up In the occult, deceived into believing I was worshipping God and Mother Earth. 1 was high priestess of a coven of witches in the southwestern United States. I iLl. ItC. I. i-t -iL -,.1J f-- If uv^va mid jviuiu iii^ in u ic vjuici wviiu ivi J / yean. On July 20, 1987, Praise the Lord He set me free! Total freedom came one dav before 1 was to be a human sacrifice. After the final deliverance He called me to teach. He put into my mind (before I even knew It was a scripture verse) what He says in Hosea 4:6, "My people will be destroyed for lack of knowledge ..." Many people who know of the love of the Lord do not really know the true ways of Satan ? what he's doing today. God is using the life I experienced to make others aware that It Is real, is happening now more than ever and is deadly. He uses me to admonish people to prepare, really prepare now, for spiritual warfare. Satan worship is rampant especially among teens because It provides power. We need to know how to detect It arid come against It in the name of Jesus. The New Age Movement is as much of an abomination as Satan worship creeps very subtly into our schools, our churches and our government. It teaches that each person is a god, there is no right or wrong, only "life cxpcricnccs." Come hear Penny Hoefllnger's fascinating story.., February 9, 10 & 1 1, 7:00 PM Eastside Fellowship ?1990 THf MUNSW1CK MACON 4755 Main Street, Shallotte
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