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CHURCH ACTIVITIES Brown To Speak At Eastside Fellowship Mary Ann Brown will be the guest minister in a series of ser vices Dec. 1 through 3 at Easlside Fel lowship. 4755 Main Street, Shallotte. Services will be held Sunday at II a.m. and Ilium \ f?; 3() p.m. and at 7 p.m. Monday and Tuesday. Dec. 2 and 3. Since 1972 she has been pro claiming the word. Ms. Brown was licensed as a Southern Baptist min ister in 1**75 m I XU las. Texas. Since September 1 980 she has been or dained by Evangelistic Center Church in Kansas City. Mo. She now travels throughout the United Suites teaching at retreats, churches and fellowship groups such as Aglow and Full Gospel. According to church spokesman Sand\ Pigott. Ms. Brown's Biblical teaching yields "a clear word of iruih and balancc" ami helps estab lish a closer relationship \\ ith Jesus Revival Slated Revival serv ices will he held Dec. I through <> ai Bonaparte Baptist Church on Sonicrsctt Drive between Sunset Beach and Calabash Ciuest evangelist will he the Rev Kugene Gaskins of Bladenboio. Hie public is inv itcd to attend. Evening Service Shell Point Baptist Church invites the public to attend its "Hanging ol the Greens" service Sunday, Dec. 1. at 7 p.m. at the church. Refreshments will be served af terward. ITie church is loeated on Shell Point Road oil of N.C. 1 M) East. Bake Sale Set The Ladies* Guild of Si. Brendan's Catholic Church will hold a bake sale Saturday, Dec. 7, from 8:30 a.m. to 2:3(1 p.m. outside Wilson's supermarket in Shallotte. A wide variety of homemade goods will be offered, said Millie Ferlauto. including takes, cookies, pics, breads anil candies. All proceeds will be donated to the parish church building fund. Fish Fry Slated Sharon United Methodist Church will hold a fish fry Saturday, Nov. *0. Ironi 1 1 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. ai the church on N.C. 130 Hast (lloldcn Beach Road). The menu will feature flounder or spots, w ith plates S4 for adults and S3. 50 for children. Desserts will be also he available, saul (.Jinny Mclntyre. Schedule Changes Seaside United Methodist Church near Ocean Isle Beach has an nounced a new worship and Sundu\ schix'l schedule, beginning with the Dec. I services, said the Rev. Camillc Yorkey Edwards, pastor. I'he new schedule is as follows: X a.m.. worship service with commu nion: 9 a.m.. Christian education (Sunday school): 9:30 a.m., fellow ship lime: and 10 a.m., second wor ship service. CEDAR GROVE AREA NEWS Community Marks Thanksgiving BY BARBARA T. IIKWKTT Cedar Grove Missionary Baptist Churvh was to observe its annual Thanksgiving service Wed nesday Nov. 27. The com bined choirs of the church will minister the mu sic and the Rev. Levi Grissctt I will bring the Thanksgiving message. The church traditionally gives out Iruit packages to the sick, shut-ins and aged during the Thanksgiving holiday. Seniors Celebrate St. John Missionary Baptist Church held its annual senior citizen Thanksgiving dinner recently at the Brunswick County Government Center in Bolivia. Lela Ruth Hankins, Ph.D.. a re tired college administrator who has returned to her hometown of Boli via. served as guest speaker. St. Luke Lutheran Church NVorship Service Sunday, 10:00 A M Sunday School jl 9:00 a.m. Meeting In Shallotte Middle School 754-7816 Pastor Donald R. Saffrit S r (31 Seaside United Methodist Church 8:00 AM Worship Service 9:00 AM Christian Education Hour 9:30- 10:00 AM Fellowship Time 10:00 AM Worship Service CASUAL DRESS ? NURSERY PROVIDED Pastor The Rev. Camille Yorkev Rewards 579 5753 Hwy. 179 at Ocean Isle Beach 1 / 2 mile east of OIB intersection r% * HEWKTT Cedar Grove's Gospel Choir pro vided music. Other participants included Vcr nicc Stanley, welcome; Dorothy Gore, response; Gloria Bryant, intro duction of the speaker: Alma Tol son. Scripture; and Robert Smith, special recognitions. Rommic Bellamy and Nellie Neil were recognized as the oldest mem bers of St. John, with each receiv ing a clock. Also appearing on the program were the Zion Plain Young Adults, Shiloh Baptist Inspirationals, Beth clem Mt. Zion Baptist, Pleasant Grove and Ricky Waddell of Fayctlcvillc, a former member of the Shirley Caesar Singers. Sandra Robinson served as mis tress of ceremonies, while Christo bcllc Bryant, senior director, offered remarks. Birthday ( ?reetin ks Happy birthday to Joseph Chad Staradumsky, Everettc Shawn Smith, Jennifer West, Clydell Du rham, Faye Sullivan, Marissa Gris seu. Pamela Bryant. Belly Ruth Chavis and Bob Pascal Gore. Tune In Be sure to listen to Radio Station WVCB (1410 A.M.) in Shallotie for the Cedar Grove Area News Thurs days at 3 p.m. and Saturdays at 10:15 a.m. On Sunday evenings lis ten tor the Moments of Inspiration gospel music ministry. Weekly Scripture The Scripture of the week comes from Psalms 150, "Praise ye the Lord. Praise Jehovah in his sanctu ary; praise him in the finnanent of his power." Correction In the Nov. 21 issue of The Brunswick Beacon, an article incor reclly identified one of the men who constructed chancel furniture for the new Calabash Presbyterian Church. Mis correct name is Jay Morman, not Morgan. The Beacon apologizes for any in convenience caused by the error. Tuesday 2-5 PM Hearing test, your home, our office. Call for appointment 1-800-633-4245 New Sound Hearing Service In Memory of... Julia Carol Evans Nov. 28, 1974-July 9, 1991 (We miss you and we [ove you! Kasandra, Michelle, Sarah and Starla Ward Living Through ^Mourning SERIES for Those who Mourn the Death of a lx>ved One 7:00 p.m. in The Care Center Dec. 2. 1991 FIGHTING THE FEARS OF LIVING ALONE-MAKING YOUR HOME SECURE Speaker! will discuss ways to assure your peace of mind by making your home secure. Speakers: Officer Don Gates & Nancy Simpson, Sheriffs Department. Dec. 3. 1991 YOUR FAITH AND GRIEF This non-denominational program will examine some basic issues of grief and faith. Speaker. Dan Norman, Pastor Emeritus. Shallotte Presbyterian Church Dec. 4, 1991 GRIEF IS BAD FOR YOUR HEALTH Taking care of yourself during grief. Physical health helps improve mental health. Speaker: Connie Milliken, R.N., M .S.N. Brunswick Community College Designed to provide practical Information on grief and the grieving process, the Scries is informal, so feel free to ask questions, share experiences, or just listen to the presentation. Open to anyone feeling the pain of loss. Meetings are In The Care Center at Brunswick Funeral Service, Highway 17, south, Shallotte, and are free of charge. & -J. i m Brunswick Funeral Service Shallotte, NC ? (919)754-6363 ? White ville, NC ? (919)642-2889 C1*?t TmF bo NSW-r* ftf a ,u Deaths And Funerals St I KM A LKK DROWN Scerita Lee Bnwn, t5. ol Ash, died Nov. IX at Duke University Hospital. Durham. The funeral was Nov. 21 ai I ill lo Prong Baptist Chuah. Ash. with iho pastor. the Ke\ Raymond Smith, ol iiciaiing. Survivors include her parents, Mr. and Mis James Willis Itrown: a son. Kicky Brown: a sister. Carolyn Rob inson: and five brothers. Jerry <)' Neil Brown. Steve Allen Brown. James Anthony Brown, Danny It Brown and Kandy l). Brown. WILLIAM (.'I'RGANUS William Gurganus. 75. ?>l Brick landing. Shalloite. died Nov. 20 in The Brunsw ick Hospital. Supply. The funeral was held Nov. 23 at Jennies Brunch Baptist Church near Brick Landing, with the Kev. Her man Ahsher otViciating. He was buried in the chuah cemeteiy. Gurganus was born Mas 2. 1916, m Brunswick County, the son ol the late Willie and Martha Niut Ander son Gurganus. He was a retired biul gcicnder with the N.C. Depanment of Transportation. He was preceded in death by his son. Perry Gurganus. Survivors include his wife of 54 years. Odell Stanley Gurganus; three sons, Jerry Gurganus and Doug Gur ganus, both of Brick Landing, and Scott Gurganus ol Shallotte; a daughter. Norma Jean (i. Powell of Brick Landing; two brothers, Kennit Gurganus and Billy Gurganus, both of Shallotte Point; nine grandchil dren; and two grcat-grandchildrcn. WILLIAM BYRON EVANS William Byron Evans, 83, of Route 2, Ash, died Nov. 22 at Columbus County Hospital, Whilc villc. The funeral was Nov. 24 at Myrtle Head Baptist Church with the Rev. Eugene Evans, the Rev. Jack Martin and the Rev. Moit Formyduval olliciating. Burial look place in the church cemetery. Evans was bom in Brunswick County, the son of the late Ezckiel Archie (Sonny) and Carrie .Maggie Long Evans. He was a retired fanner and was formerly employed by Moore's Warehouse lor 15 years, lie was a member of Myrtle Head Baptist Church and was the widower of the late Inez Long Evans. Among his survivors are two daughters. Carrie Neil Evans ol the home and Fayc Clewis ol Columbia, S.C.; three sons, Joe Levy Evans of Waxltaw and ('tallies l< Evans ami (Veil W. Evans. Nxh of Whiicville; i\\o sisters. Carrie Parker of Ash ami l-ssie Mae Rhodes ol Bladenboro; lw t> lial I -hnHhers. Boyd Evans and Marvin l.ee Evans, both of Ash: three hall sisters. Mable Mooney ol Bolivia. Carolyn Evans of llutmasville and Marie Millikon ol Trinity; and three grandchildren. CHARITY BENTON l.EWIS Charily Benton Lewis. 90, ol Route I. Thomasboro Community, Shallotte, died Nov. 24 in The Brunswick Hospital. Supply. The luncral was to be held Tue sday. Nov. 26. at 2:30 p.m. in Bethel Primitive Baptist Church by Elder W.C. Mint/ and Elder W.M. Benton. Hurial was to take place in the church cemetery. Morn at Hickman's Crossroads July I 5, 1901, Mrs. Lewis was a daughter of the late William Ellis and Missouri Benton Benton. Slle was preceded in death by her hus band. R.O. Lewis, and two grand children. DcYonn Lewis and Lim herly Pierce. Survivors include two daughters, Louise L. Lewis of Calabash and Emma Neil Pierce of the home: one sister. Ruby Mince of Shallotte; three grandchildren and five great grandchildren. H AZEL GREER CAUSEY Hazel Greer Causey, 80, of Cincinnati. Ohio, died Nov. 23. A graveside scrvicc was be con ducted at 1 1 a.m. today (Wednes day) in the Gore Cemetery, Shall otte, by the Rev. Charlie Smith. 'I be family was to receivc friends Tuesday, Nov. 26, from 6 p.m. -8 p.m. at the Brunswick Funeral Ser vice. Shallotte. Mrs. Causey was the widow of Willie Lee Causey, who preceded her in death Aug. 31 of this year. Among the survivors arc two step-sons, Willie Causey Taggett of Cincinatti and Clarence Causey Taggett of Howland. Maine; one sis ter, Ora Taylor of Cincinatti: and live grandchildren. JACOB LUPINSKI Jacob Lupinski. 85, ol Coach Trail, Sunset Beach, died Nov. 24 at The Brunswick Hospital, Supply. Funeral and burial were to lake place in Utica. N.Y. ELLEN BREWINGTON Ellen Brcwington of Route I, Winnabow, died Nov. I1) al Doslier Memorial Hospital, Southport. The funeral was held Nov. 23 at Kendall Chapel AME Church, with burial in Dark Branch Cemetery. EUGENE ALFRED HEMPHILL Eugene Alfred Hemphill, 6X ol Route 6. Rock Crab, Shallolte, died Nov. 23 in The Brunswick Hospital, Supply. Hie memorial service was to he held II a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 26, in the cha|vl ol Brunswick Funeral Service, .Shallolte. by the Rev. Her man Absher and members ol Shal kHle Masonic l.txlge No. 727. I Iciiipln II was born Jan. 24, I *->23. in Greer, S.C., a sod of the laic Claudis Milton ami Annie Wilson Hemphill. He had retired from Manufacturing and was a past Master ol the Wallhollow l.ixlge. Wall hoi low, S.C. Hemphill was also a member ol Shallolte Lodge No. 727 A.F. & A.M., Scottish Rue and York Rile Bodies and the Sudan Temple Shrine. Among the survivors are his wile, Sarah Waldrop Hemphill; three sons. Larry Hemphill of Grcens Ixtro. Barry Hemphill of the U.S. Navy in Downey, Ga., and Robert Hemphill of Fountain Inn, S.C.: two daughters, Beth Cokcr of Normal, III., and Gcnic Harris of Charlotte; a brother, C.M. Hemphill of Royslon, Ga.; two sisters, Martha LyGrand of Clinton, S C., and Constance Dillard of Greer; six grandchildren; and three grcat-grandchildrcn. Memorials may be made to the Shrincr's Crippled Children's Hos pital, P.O. Box 4W, New Bern, N.C. 28560. JOSEPH JOHN STYCYNSKI Joseph John Styc/nski, 63, of Bricklanding Plantation, Shallolte, died Nov. 22 at his residence. The funeral mass was to be held today (Wednesday) in St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Troy, N.Y. Styc/nski was bom July 3, 1928, in Brooklyn, N.Y., a son of the laic Joseph and Anna Keilbach Styc/n ski. Prior to his retirement in 1988, he was employed by IBM for 35 years. He was also a U.S. Army vet eran. Survivors include his wife, Ursula Schocncck Styc/nski; two daugh ters. Diane Rehn of Hudson Falls, N.Y., and Monica Bennett of Maho pac, N.Y.; a son, Christopher Di Nardo of Brewster, N.Y.; two broth ers, Robert J. Styc/nski of Latham, N.Y., and Lawrence Apple of Troy; two sisters, JoAnn Gary and Carol Miller, both of Troy; and two grand children. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Societv. It is our pleasure to invite you to come and be blessed by... Mary Ann Brown Sunday, Dec. t 1 1 am and 6:30 pm Mon., Dec. 2 and lues., Dec. 3 7:00 pm After spending 31 years in the denominational church and all its activities, Mary Ann came to a test. In much seeking and prayer, she began to realize there was more to Jesus than just being born again, and she met Him as her Baptizer in the Holy Spirit. It was after receiving the Baptism in the Holy Spirit that Mary Ann began to proclaim, "He is Alive." Since 1972, she has been doing that in churches, home-study groups, Full Gospel and Aglow meetings. In November 1975, Mary Ann was licensed to the ministry of the Gospel of Jesus by a Southern Baptist Church in Dallas, TX. Since September 1980, she has been ordained by Evangelistic Center Church in Kansas City, MO. God is now opening doors for her to travel throughout the U.S. teaching at retreats, churches and fellowship groups. This ministry is being used of God to challenge others to be saved, filled with the Baptism, delivered, healed and restored. A clear word of truth and balance is brought forth through the teaching of God's Word and a closer relationship with Jesus is established. She will make you laugh and maybe even cry, but you will never forget the ministry of healing Jesus does in your heart. Eastside Fellowship 4755 Main Street, Shallotte
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