Deaths And
Funerals
IIKNNIS M. 1 l.i'.MMONS
Dennis Maryl.nul t'lemmons. VI,
died Aug. IS in l)u|ilni <
Hospital hi Kenansvillc
lie had resided ai Country
Sunshine Kest Home in Kk til. mils
since IWX.
A memorial service was held
Aug. 25 at First Baptist Church in
Kichlands, with the Rev.Normaxi
Aycock officiating.
Clemmons, a retired Southern
Baptist minister. was bom m
Briinswii k ( 'ounly Nov 7, IK'*1' He
was a graduate ol Bmes ("reek Aca
demy. Wake I orest College and
Duke I 'imeiMly. I or more than 40
years he served as a pastor lor
ehurthes hi k(K.kmglutin, Johnston.
Cumberland and Onslow countics
He was also active in the southern
Baptist Convention. Alter Ins retire
inent in lt><><>. he served as a chap
lam loi Rogers and Breccc f uneral
CEDAR GROVE AREA NEWS
Church Anticipates Homecoming
UN ItAKItAKA I. IIKWKI I
As the season of harvest draws
near area resi
dents are about
their usual rat
rate pace ol get
ling the children
el I in school
while enjoying
the last ol surn
riici pleasures
such as heach
uoiiij; and good
ies Iioiii the gai -
Homecoming is another ?>l the ac
tivities ol this season that adds lite
and inspiration to the Cedar drove
coinmunit) I Ins yeai u will he cel
ebrated Sunday, Sept. S.
During the II a.m. service the
music deparwicnt will combine its
choirs lor their most inspiring min
istry of music. The evening service
will feature the Rev. Carl Reaves,
pastor of Cedai Mill Church in
Columbus ( ouni>
The public is invited.
Woman's I nion In Meet
The youth department will host
the Ocean View Woman's I n ion
Saturday, Sept. 7. starting at o->0
a.m.
Irene Hankms will preside, with
Arxella Marlowe. Doioth) lee
ill \u i t
ItiiiK aiul die Kc . . \1 ( . IK' 1 1 mi; su
pci vising the youth
Vcnce Robinson of Cedar (irove
Baptist will lv the theme speaker
discussing (Irtmini; A\ \ Chrisimn
She is the daughter ol Ronnie and
Sandra Robinson
Music will lv provided by the
combined youth ol the 14 ntcinhci
chinches.
I lie chutch with the greatest
number ol youth present will re
ceive a plaque engraved with the
name of the church to keep until the
next quarterly union meeting.
Birthday Greetings
Happy birthday to IX'bbie Rut
land. Harold Simmons, l.illie l ull
wimmI, Cynthia Denise Bellamy, Ste
phanie Marlowe. Chubby Cox, Ada
l-'iillwood, Retha Clause and Latricia
He well.
Tune In
Be sure to listen to WVCB ( 1410
AM) in Shallotic lor the Cedar
Grove Area News I luirsilays at S
p.m. and Saturdays at 10.15 a in.
Sunday evenings listen for the Mo
merits ol Inspiration gospel music
program.
WVeklv Scripture
The Scripture this week comes
from John 14 "My pleace I leavf
with you lei not your heart be trou
bled. neither lei it be at raid "
RELIGIOUS BRIEFS
Lighthouse Mission Sets Yard Sale
Lighthouse Mission Chinch in
Calabash will holil a yard vile
Saturday, Aug. /U to benefit chil
dren in the Soviet I 'niou
I he .sale .-.luits a> N a.m. at Uie
chuich, a Inch is located ai rite cor
iter of Tradeis I ane and Carter
Drive across lion. the Calabash
VI W Cost
I'tiKeeds horn tlu yard sale vmII
Ik sent through the James Robinson
Hvungelislk Association 10 an or
phanage in Chernobyl, where the
children are suflering from radiation
sk kill SN
For more informal ion, or to do
nate items, call pastor Larry Ward at
579-6762.
Lewis At Chapel
l ite Ko. Di. John Lewis, a Bap
lisi minister from Raleigh, is the
pastoi of the week at the Holden
Beach Chapel.
lie will present the sermon ai the
II a. in service Sunday. Sept. I.
Suiui.i) School precedes the sei
vice at 10 a in
I he nun denominational chapel
is loeated on Rothschild Street in
Hoklen Bv.k ii
Concert Planned
Lcllic's drove Church Choir will
present an evening ol religious mu
sic and inspirational text Sunday.
Sept. I . at .S p in
I he theme ol the musical pio
gram is Cud's Ri ncn cit Chur, h. in
Celebration and Anlii i/Htliim
Ilk' church is located approxi
mately one mile north ol Shallolte
on US 17 :n i<l welcomes visitors,
saitl Sandy I >uran.
Work Day Scheduled
The Brunswick Baptist Brother
h(Hul is planning a work day
Saturday. Aug. 31, from a.m. to I
p.m. on the grounds of the Bruns
wick Baptist Association Resource
Center on l!.S. 17 north ol Supply
Volunteers arc asked in bring gar
dening tools More information is
available from Tyler Potter, John
Koss, Don Lamb, iJavid I loyd or
Foxy Howard.
WELCA meets
The next meeting ol Wl-.l ('A
will l>e Sept. 4, at 10 a.ui.. ai the
home of Claudia Hannckcn.
Ms. Hannckcn will lead the Bible
study lot the Women of St l.uke or
ganization. For more information,
contad Margaret Wet/il 7S4 S3 77.
Seaside
United Methodist Church
11 00 AM Worship Serva <? (t Sunday S- hoo!
10:00- 10:30 AM KclkwMiip
1O.J0 AM Wo: ilup Scrvice
t ASl'AL DRESS ? Nl RSEKY FROVIDEU
i'.slor The Ki v. Camllle Yorkcy Edwards
579-5753
thvv. 179 at Ocean Isle Beat li
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O I II V I ? H ? \ I > lllillU i I I. Ill- \ 111 II K >1 lis \\ (Mil
Main St., Shallotte, 754-4846
Home hi l-'ayetieville until I'lXII. He
was a mason
Survivors include two children,
I. lame Vea/cy ol Hillshoro ami
Louis ( luistophci ( lenimons ol
Hubert. two grandchildren. and
three great-grandchildren.
JOIINNII \N II SON |K.
Johnnie K Wilson Ji ol Route I,
Wmnatatw, and loiuieily ol Wil
iiiiliglon died Aug 20 m New
llauover Regional Medical Center.
\\ ilininglou
The luncral was Aug. 2* at He
thel United Holy Church, with bun
al m thi- church cemctci)
KVKI.V > .tllMMONS Rl SS
lively i? Siiniiions Kuss, lb, ol
Route 2. Ash. died Aug 24.
I he luncral was held Aug. 26 m
New I. de Baptist Chuich ol Ash
with the Rev. Cirland l ong and the
Rev Murk Brown officiating Burial
was m the church cemetery
Bom Dec. 22, 1 1 fS. in Bruns
wick County, she was a daughter ol
the late William Bishop and Cart)
Inii bvans Simmons.
Survivors include two sons. C C
Russ and James Steve Kuss, both ol
Ash. two daughters. Mrs Norman
Core ol Fayette ville and Mrs. Wad
us Jones ol Ash: four sisters. Isa
belle Vereen anil L.ee Milligan. IhhIi
ol W lutes die, l lossie Ininan ol Ash
and Mrs Ju Kiiseub.tuui ol Naples.
Ma.; 12 gianik hildicu and W> gie.it
grandchildren.
DONALD Al SIIN CROSS
Donald Austin Cross, Ml. ol Wil
mington. died Aug. 22 in Wilm
ington
The funeral was held Aug. 24 in
(irace Baptist Church <>l Wilniiiig
ton witli L)r. J.I). Ilerchenhahn olli
ciating. Burial was Aug 2 hi the
Caiohiiu Memorial I'aik. Concoul
Calabash
Presbyterian Church
Sunday Worship Service 9 JO AM
CALABASH V.F.W. HALL
Traders v .laijii Caiooaati
(919)579 7356
Or Francis V WutiiaiH Ji V mister
Casual Dress
Horn 1X1. 26, 1930, in
Rutltcrfordlon, he was the son of
Rosctta Cross I homas oiul ihc late
Fdward Cross, lie was a profession
al goiter lor 24 years and was em
ployed as a superintendent lor a
number ol goll courses.
Survivors in addition to his moth
er include his wile, Hilda t lull tiian
Cross of the home; a son, Greg
Cross ol Wilmington: a daughter.
Joan Cross Kobbins ol Iceland; a
brother. Bob Cross of l.andis; and
two grandchildren.
I he lamily requests that contri
bullous he directed to Grace Baptist
Church, 1401 North College Rd.,
Wilmington, N.C. 2X405.
STKIMIANIK ANN
< I.KMMONS HUFFMAN
Stephanie Ann Clcmmons Huff
man, 33, ol Hampstead died Aug.
21 in University Medical Centre, Ft
Lauderdale, Ma.
"Hie funeral was held Aug 24 in
Andrews Mortuary Market Street
Chapel Wilmington, with the Rev.
John H. l-anss Jr. officiating. Burial
was in Oleander Memorial Gardens.
Born Feb 4, I95X, in Atlanta,
Ga . she was a member ol Topsail
Baptist Church and graduated irom
North Brunswick High School in
1976.
She received an associate degree
in nursing from Key West
Community College in 19X6 and
was employed at the U.S. Naval
Hospiuil at Camp Lejeune.
Survivors include her children,
Jennifer Lea Huffman and Robert
Charles Huffman of the home; her
father, Stephen "Jack" Clcmmons of
Scoits Hill; her mother, Bessie
Henderson Clcmmons of Hamp
stead: two sisters, Valli Taylor of
Woiship Set vice Sunday. 10.00 A M
Sunday School ai 9(H) a.m.
Mewling In Shultotie Middle School
754-7816
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NANCY KlYKNBAKk
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Nancy Rivenbark Walters. 52, of
Greensboro, died Aug 23 at Moses
Cone Memorial Hospital, Greens
boro
I he funeral was held Aug. 25 at
Hanes-Lincbcny North l lm Street
Funeral Home, Greensboro. Burial
was in Lakeview Memorial Park.
She was a native of Burgaw and a
homemaker.
Survivors include two sons. John
Walters Jr. and Mark Walters, both
ol Greensboro; her mother. Thclma
Rivenbark of Greensboro; and two
brothers, Milton Rivenbark of
Greensboro and Dale Rivenbark of
Shallotte.
JOAN B. GII.BI- R I
Joan B Gilbert 59, ol Calabash
Acres, Calabash, died Aug. 21 at
her home following an extended ill
ness.
A private memorial service was
held Aug. 2^ ;ti the McMillan-Small
Funeral Home chapel in Myrtle
lleach. S.C.. with l ather (ieorue l\
Moynihan olliciatine.
Horn Sept 14. PHI, in Phila
delphia. Pa., she was a daughter ot
Aenes Becker Yacono and the late
Joseph Yacono.
She was a retired newspaper re
l*irter with the Hnulirn; limes in
Heading. Pa., where she worked loi
I > years bctore reiirmu in P)Xli.
Mrs. (iilhcit was a ineinlvi ol
Bay lice Cioll Plantation and a
member ol Our l.ady Star ol The
Sea Catholic Church in Noith
Myrtle Beach. S C.
Survivors include her husband.
1 .ester C. Cnlbeit: one son. Harold
T-.y rich of Keaduig: one daughter.
I.oretta Henderson ol Orlando, lla ;
one brother Joseph Yacono ol New
Jersey; one sister, Kathleen Smith
ol Philadelphia: and II grandclul
drcn.
The family requests that memori
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Sea Catholic Church. Iixxi Xih Ave
N., North Mvrtle Beach. S C
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V-^nswers to your
(juestions
about Astigmatism
Q. What Is astigmatism ?
A. Astigmatism occurs when the front surface ot your eye (cornea)
is slightly irregular in shape, resulting in vision being blurred at
all distances. Astigmatism is not a disease, but is actually a vi
sion condition that is quite common.
Q. What causes astigmatism?
A. When the front of your eye is more oval than round, light does
not focus properly on the back of your eye (retina). The causes
of this irregular shape are unclear In some cases, it may be
hereditary or it may result trom such factors as pressure of the
eyelids on the cornea, incorrect posture or an increase use of
the eyes for close wort*
Q. How common is astigmatism?
A. Most people have some degree of astigmatism. However, only
moderate to highly astigmatic eyes may need conective lens
es.
Q. What are signs, symptoms of astigmatism ?
A People with severe astigmatism will usually have blurred or dis
torted vision Those with mild astigmatism may experience
headaches, eye strain, fatigue or blurred vision at certain dir.
tances.
Q. How is astigmatism diagnosed?
A A comprehensive eye examination by your doctor of optometry
will include tests for astigmatism.
Q. Can astigmatism be corrected?
A Astigmatism may increase slowly Regular optometric care can,
however, help to insure that proper vision is maintained
Q. How will astigmatism affect my lifestyle?
A You may have to adjust to wearing eyeglr.t ses or contact lens
es if you do not wear them now. Other than that, astigmatism
probably will not significantly affect your lifestyle at all
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