Births Are Announced
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Benjamin Hcwett and Dixie
Phillips of Supply have announced
the birth of a daughter. Ashlyn
Victoria Hewett. Oct. 31. at The
Brunswick Hospital. Supply.
Born at 5:37 p.m., she weighed 6
pounds. 1 ounce, and was 19.5 inch
es long
Ashlyn 's grandparents are James
and Marcelle Helms of Supply.
Carol Mesmer and Danny Phillips.
IxHh ol Kannapolis. Vanetta Chest
nut of Durham and Benjamin Hew
ett of Supply.
Her great-grandparents are Jack
and Nancy Renolds of Kannapolis.
A.B. and Connie Chestnut of Sup
ply. and Kilmer and Evalena Hew
ett. also of Supply.
Hewett
Michael I), and Amy Hewett ol
Shailottc have announced the birth
ol a daughter. Jessica Nicole Hew
ett. Nov at The Brunswick Hosp
ital. Supply.
Horn at 9:33 a.m., she weighed 7
pounds. 1 1 .75 ounces, and was 20
inches long.
She joins a brother. Michael Jr.
Jessica's grandparents are Zettie
Hewett of Lexington, the late James
Hewett of Shailottc and the late
Ruby andOttis Home of Shailottc.
Edwards
Luther and Venus Edwards of
Shailottc have announced the birth
of a son. Damon Allen Edwards.
Nov. 27 at The Brunswick Hospital.
Supply.
lie was Kim at 8:59 a.m., weigh
ing 5 pounds. 1 3 ounces, and was
18.75 inches long.
Damon joins a brother, Justin, and
a sister. Colleen.
His grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Sammy Bennett of Ash and Mr. and
Mrs. Sambo Edwards of Brickland
ing.
Damon's great-grandparents are
Bonnie Stanley of Bricklanding and
Easter May Thomas of Louisiana.
Hardee
Nathan Hardee and Wendy L.
Turner of Lcland have announced
the birth of a daughter, Gracic Lcanc
Hardee. Nov. 26 at The Brunswick
Hospital. Supply.
Horn at 7:40 p.m., Gracie
weighed 7 pounds. 7 ounces, and
was 19.5 inches long.
She joins a sister. Nadine.
Her grandparents are IXuiglas and
Gladys Lewis of Winnabow and
Carl and Julie Hardee of Lons. S.C.
Cumbee
Shean and Tammy Cumbee of
Puyallup. Wash., have announced
ihe birth of a daughter, Alyssa Dawn
Cumbee, Nov. 25 at The ChhhI
Samaritan Hospital in Puyallup.
She was born at 12:06 p.m..
weighing 7 pounds, L> ounces, and
was 20 inches long.
Alyssa 's grandparents are Steve
and Judy Love of Shallottc and
Gene and Mary Lou Cumbee ol
Supply.
Hair
John and Angela Hair of Shallottc
have announced the birth of a
daughter. Jessica Marie Hair. Dec. >
at The Brunsw ick Hospital. Supply.
Jessica was born at 11:15 p.m..
weighing .X pounds, 5 ounces, and
was 20.5 inches long.
She joins a brother. David
Anthony Hair.
Jessica's grandparents are Jerome
Munna of Shallottc. Vicky Munna
of Richmond, Ya., and Johnny and
Joyce Hair of Supply.
Her great-grandparents are An
thony and Amelia Munna of Flo
rence. S.C.. Dorothy St. Clair of
Salem, Va., and Jack and Joan
NVilley of Oklahoma City. Okla.
Curotto
Bruce and Patricia Curotto of
Caswell Beach have announced the
birth of a son. Colton Alexander
Curotto, Dec. 6 at The Brunswick
Hospital. Supply.
Born at 4:30 p.m., he weighed 8
pounds, 4 ounces, and was 20.5
inches long.
Colton joins a sister. Tiffanic A.
C urotto.
His grandparents are Julia Curotto
of New Hampshire, Herbert and
Carolyn Marsh of Massachusetts
and Harry Coman of Connecticut.
Colton s great-grandparents are
Marion and Clarence Coman of
Connecticut.
Birthdays And Anniversaries
Thursday. December 12
Evan Coleman, Robert Rohdc Jr..
Rudolph Robinson, Norman
Branch, Phillip Lander. Jason
Home, Lonnie Lou Cooke, Jim
Crosby, LaSalle Hankins. Deana
Brads her. Marilyn S. Reeves; Tom
and Becky Ke/iah. Mr. and Mrs.
Jell Massingale.
Friday. December 13
Anna Hawk. Jeanne Grasperge,
Lisa D. Heweu. Mary Bety Alford,
Roberta Brown, Scolt Gurganus,
Cyndi Powell. Jeremy Curry, Mark
Anderson. Kelly Safrit, Elizabeth
Detrie, Jonathan Barber, Anson
Ludlum. Reg Abbott. Elneda Hew
eu. Lisa H. Pye. Judy Evans: Mr.
and Mrs. David Clemmons.
Saturday, December 14
Terry Pope, Karen V. Bridgcr,
Adrianne Lugo, Myrtle Strickland,
Doris Hewetl, Angie Cumbec,
Thomas Young Jr., Jean Cheers,
Bud Powell, Phillip Wcmyss, Mike
King, Larry Andrews, Cora Ley
man; Wayne and Sonya Batton, Mr.
and Mrs. Dwight McCall, Mr. and
Mrs. Jeris Heweu.
Sunday, December 15
Roger Stevenson, Brian Clem
mons, Jeremy Hardee, Tyler Sims,
Roper Stevenson, Elizabeth K.
Sellers, Rtxjue Lugo, Tanya Sellers,
Jamie Ward. Terenthia Henry. Julia
Helms, Bobby Gore, Nelda Heweu,
Pearlene Stanley. Ruth Carol Sel
lers, Glenn Owens, Virgil Roberts,
Mrs. Irene M Jones, Connie S.
Belmore; Robert and Ruth Ball.
Monday, December 16
Britt Willams, Kerry L. Cox.
Richard Alexander, Brut Williams,
Megan Williams. Khrista Catherine
Clemmons. llene Inman, Micah
Stumbling Bear, Joey Stanaland,
James Grissctt, Richard Jones,
Nicholas Carpenter, (Hernia Holden.
Kenny Cox, Judy Pridgen: Mr. and
Mrs. Neil Holdcn, Bill and Jean
Cox.
Tuesday. December 17
Janci Simmons, Greta Evans,
"Doris Herring, Gerson Hewctl,
Rachel Elizabeth Irving, Rebecca
Jane Irving, Dale Gaflney; Tom and
Wanda Gore, Mr. and Mrs. Tony
Clayton, Mr. and Mrs. John Kinlaw,
Chris and Tonn Benton, Darry and
Mica Johnson.
Wednesday, December IX
Su/.ettc Frink, Vernicc Bland,
Kathleen Holdcn, Dena Hughes,
Barbara Brooks, Gail Beck, Adena
Faye Wilbur, Chrystal Taul, Shan
etta Inman, Joycc Williamson,
Charlotte Roberts; Mr. and Mrs. J im
Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Don Ramsey.
Happy 40th
Birthday
Marilyn Stanley
Reeves
Dec. 12. 1951
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Vows Renewed After 50 Years
Floyd and Charlotte Loach of
Calabash Acres and Winston -Salem
celebrated their 50th wedding an
niversary Nov. 24 with a reaffirma
tion of their marriage vows.
The ceremony took place at
Hopewell Moravian Church in
Winston-Salem w ith more than 250
relatives and friends in attendance.
The Rev. Jack Nance officiated.
Maid of honor was Tammy
Leach, granddaughter of the couple.
Meigan Hill, a great-granddaughter
of the couple, served as (lower girl.
Music was provided by Mildred
White, organist, and Teresa White,
soloist.
The ceremony and reception were
held by the couple's children.
Marshall and Sylvia Leach of
Calabash, Yvonne and Mill Jones of
Winston-Salem and (iina and Phil
Hill, also of Winston-Salcm.
Mr. and Mrs. Leach are retired
area sales managers ol Stanley
Home Prixlucts in Weslficld. Mass.
In addition to their children, they
also have seven grandchildren, three
step-grandchildren, two great-grand
children and three step-great-grand
children.
To Wed Dec. 2 1
Rebecca "Becky" Diane Milliken of Supply ami Daniel Keith
Helms of Winnabow have announced their upcoming marriage
Saturday, Dec. 21, at First Baptist Church in S ha I In tie. The cere
mony will begin at .1 p.m., with a reception afterward in the church
hall. All friends and relatives of the couple are invited.
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Sea Notes Choral Society
Presents Christmas Concert
Members of the Sea Notes Choral
Society in Southport will join voices
Monday to present the society's
Christmas gilt to the community
its annual Christmas concert.
No admission will he charged to
A Celebration of Christmas, which
will be presented at 8 p.m. at the
Southport Community Building,
said Sandy Spencer, president of the
choral group.
Directed by Cindy Sellers and ac
companied by Jane Lynch, the vol
unteer group will present a variety
of light Christmas music. Selections
will include "We Need a Little
Christmas" from the musical Manic,
"The Christmas Waltz," "An Irving
Berlin Christmas," "Carol of die
Bells." "Peace on Earth" from Dis
ney's l.ady and the Tramp. "'Twas
the Night Before Christmas" and
"Hurry Home for Christmas." a jazz
waltz by Steve Lawrence, Eydic
Gonnc and Joe Mele, and several
other contemporary pieces.
Following a short intermission
and refreshments, the evening will
conclude with a sing-along of the
group's favorite Christmas carols.
While choral groups have existed
for a long time in the Southport area,
the Sea Notes was formally orga
ni/cd in ;ihnui IV72 under ihc lead
ership of Alncia Crowe, lis constant
ly changing membership maintains a
repertoire of patriotic, religious ami
traditional American songs.
Current members of the Sea
Notes arc as follows: Catherine
Birchard, Beverly Blake, Cheryl
Daniel, Trudy Hufham, Jane Jack
son. Phyllis Jamie son, Margaret J
Kanccr, Ruth McKay, Roberta
Dosher, Carol M(K?rc, Leila Pigott,
Marie Royal, Eleanor Smith, Made
line Spencer and Mary Wigfall, so
prano; Carol Andrews, Sandy Spen
cer, Pam Turner, Gayle Walker and
Mary Young, alio: Drew Lloyd,
Draden Moore, Jim Rowe and
Matthew Turner, tenor: and John
Jacobs, Gerry Walker and George
Wesp, bass.
Supported mainly by contribu
tions, with some funding from the
Brunswick County Arts Council and
N.C. Fourth of July Festival, die Sea
Notes arc a not-for-profit communi
ty group.
"We sing bccause we love it and
bccausc we want to give something
back to our community," said Mrs.
Spencer. "We arc grateful to the
community for its support for us for
nearly 20 years."
'Love Light' Trees Honor Loved Ones
A "Love Light" tree was lighted
for Lower Cape Fear Hospice last
Monday for the first time on the
grounds of The Brunswick Hospital.
The tree is a collaborative effort
effort to raise money for Hospice
that involves Hospice volunteers and
volunteers and staff of the hospital.
About 35 individuals attended the
ceremony. It featured a Scripture
lesson and sermon by the Rev.
George D. Spcakc of Camp United
Methodist Church of Shalloltc,
singing of Christmas carols and
recognition of donors.
Hospice will continue to accept
sponsorships until Jan. 1 for lights
on the tree in honor or memory of
loved ones.
The donations will be used to
support the Hospice program in
Brunswick County. So far Hospice
has raised more than SI, (KM) through
as Love Light program, said Lancy
Blanton, Hospice volunteer coordi
nator.
The Book of Honor, in which the
name of each person recognized is
recorded, is located in the lobby of
the hospital and was provided by the
hospital's Volunteer Auxiliary.
Those interested in honoring a
loved one through a donation to
Hospicc may do so hy contacting
Ms. Blanton at the Hospicc office,
754-5356.
Hospicc has sponsored a "Love
Light" tree at Doshcr Memorial
Hospital in Southport as well tins
year.
Marks 88th Year
Myrtle Kitchen Cox of
Gause Landing recently
celebrated her 88th birth
day with a small group of
family and friends. She
was born Nov. 30, 1903.
Happy 21st
Birthday Dec. 13
"Noodle Dean"
Love,
Mama, Daddy
Shay and Shannon
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