Area. Deaths And Funerals ROSA LKF. HF.WETT STANLKY Rosa Lcc Hcwctl Stanley, 92, of Route 9, Shallottc. died March 17 in Autumn Care. The funeral was held March I1) in Jennies Branch Baptist Church with the Rc\ Herman Ahsher and the Rev. Jesse BcnUcy officiating. Rurial was in the Millikcn Ceme tery Mrs Stanley was a member of Jennies Branch Baptist Chuah and was the first president of l)?e Wo men's Missionary Society, orga nized in 1949. Survivors include two sons, Allen Stanley Jr. of Winnabow and Hor ace L Stanley of Shallottc; a daugh ter. Pauline S. Core of Shallottc; a sister, Charlotte Hammond of Kans as City. Mo.; 10 grandchildren; 24 great-grandchildren; and 12 great - great-grandchildrcn. DONALD RAY RAMSEY Donald Ra> Ramsey of Wilming ton died March 17 at his Myrtle Grove Road residence. He was the retired owner/operator of Ramsey Welding and Fabrication and Ram sey Saw Shop. A memorial service was held March 19 at Andrews Mortuary Val ley Chapel, Wilmington. His survivors include his wife, Betty Moore Ramsey of the home; two daughters, Shcri R. Maggard of Wilmington and Traci Ramsey of the home; four sisters, Joyce Vc reen. Louise Creech and Mildred McGirt of Wilmington and Margie Cuniss of Leland; a brother, Charles (Mickey) Ramsey of Wilmington; and a grandson. Memorials may be made to 1 X)wer Cape Fear Hospice, 810 Pnn cc.ss St., Wilmington, N.C. 28401 . ROBERT CARLTON COSTIN Robert "Bob" Costin, 53, of Walha. died March 19 at his home. A graveside service was held March 21 at Costin Cemetery by the Rev. Philip Eakins. He was the son of Jessie Justice Wag staff of Walha and the late Robert A. Costin. Survivors in addition tn his moth er include his wife, Martha Costin of the home; and two brothers, Halbert Ray Costin of Boiling Spring Lakes and Linwood Costin of Walha. DANIEL (I. BOLLINGER SR. Daniel Gordon Bollinger Sr., 78, Of Route 1, Riegclwood, died March 10 at Columbus Countv Hospital in Whitcville. The funeral was March 21 at Reigelwood Baptist Church, with the Rev. Donald Colcy and the Rev. Mark Owens officiating. Burial was in Weyman Chapel United Metho dist Church Cemetery. Bollinger was bom in Catawba on Jan. 4, 1914, to the late Levi A. and Anna Dawkins Bollinger. He was a member of Reigelwood Baptist Church and the Sons of Un ion Veterans of the Civil War. Survivors include his wife, Ava Grey Owens Bollinger of the home; a son. Daniel G. Bollinger Jr. of Leland; four daughters, Shirley B. Floyd of Ccrro Gordo, Linda B. Dowlcss and Tilda B. Myers of Rie gclwood, and Patricia B. Warwick of Elizabcthtown; and eight grand children. St. Luke Lutheran Church Worship Service Sunday, 10:00 A.M. Sunday School at 9:00 a.m. Meeting In Shallotle Middle School 754-7816 Pastor Donald R. Saint Calabash Presbyterian Church Sunday Worship Service 9:30 AM Sunday School 10:45 AM Oid Georgetown Road (919)579 7356 Dr Francis M Womack Jr . Minister Nursery Provided r KARL JOSEPH CARROLL JR. Karl Joseph Carroll Jr. of Raleigh died March 17 m Dosher Memorial Hospital, Souihport. A memorial service was held March 21 ai St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church in Raleigh. DKSSIK M. WATTS Dessic M. Watts, 84, of Tabor City, died March P> in 1 .oris Com munity Hospital. Loris, S.C. The funeral was March 21 m Carolina Baptist Church, conducted by the Rev. Randy Ghent. Burial was in Carolina Cemetery, Green Sea, S.C. Survivors include a son, William Watts of Supply; two daughters, Carrie Mac Clark of Chester, Va., and Mary K. "Sally" Walker of Richmond, Va.; a sister, Pauline Walls ol Tabor City: nine grandchil dren; 14 great-grandchildren: and four great-great-grandchildren. MAl'DE BENNET1 GRAY Maude Bennett Gray, 92, of Sup ply and formerly of the Exum com munity. died March 20 at The Brunswick Hospital. The funeral was March 22 at New Life Baptist Church, with the Rev. Mark Brown and the Rev. Guy Formyduval officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery. Mrs. Gray was born in Ash on July 12, 1899, the daughter of the late Barney Dclctte and Orilla Little Bennett. She was a member of New Life Baptist Chuirh, where she served as Sunday school secretary fo 25 years and as Women's Missionary Union secretary for 10 years. She was preceded in death by three children. Alma Wells, Dorothy Pipkin and Hazel Vcrccn, and by her husband, John Ben Gray. Survivors includc a son, John Bcngiman Gray of Gamer: three daughters, Erma G. Holden of Sup ply, Roberta "Robbie" Brady of Shallotte and Middie Bra/well of Long Beach: 13 grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; and seven great-great-grandchildren. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Coastline Volunteer Res cue Squad. Holden Beach, N.C. 28462 or to the charity of the giver's choice. FA III US PRINCE O'BRIEN Fabius Prince O'Brien. Ph.D., of Mobile, Ala., died March 18 in Florence, S.C. He was 45 years old. He was a professor of finance ai South Alabama University in Mobile. A memorial service was held March 21 in Northwood Cemetery, Souihport, with the Rev. Dr. Francis Chcsson officiating. O'Brien was born June 15. 1946, Peoples Funeral Home OF SHALLOTTE Invites you to listen to: "Sharing God's Love" Each Sunday Morning From 9 a.m.-9:30 a.m. on WTAB Radio AM 1370 Tabor City United Family Life Insurance Pre-need, Life, Disability 754-6242, 754-6244 I -y 1 y. f>J2-.}()55 Hvvy. 17 S., Shcillottc 41)5 S. Memory St., Whitcvillc Service with Dependability, Distinction and Dignity in Sou ill port, the son of Eugene Matthews and Catherine Collins O'Brien of Wilmington. He was a U.S. Army veteran of Vietnam and a graduate of New Hanover High St'nooi. He canted his doctorate ai Virginia Tech. Survivors in addition to his par ents include a daughter, Jessica Shannon O'Brien of Bland, Va.: a son, Patrick. Benton of Norfolk, Va.; anil a sister, Mrs. John H. Brunjes 111 of Wilmington. In lieu of flowers, memorial con tributions may be made to the orga nization of the donor's choice. l.ONNIK CORK l.onmc Core, 70, of Myrtle Beach, S.C., died March 18 at Autumn Care Nursing Home in Shallotte. Hie funeral was March 23 at Mt. Zion Baptist Church in Longwtxxl, with burial in the church cemetery. (JENKTTA P. GRAHAM CARTER Gcnetta P. Graham Carter of Northwest Community, Lcland, died March 20 at Cornelia Nixon Davis Health Care Center. The funeral was March 24 at Crystal Springs Missionary Baptist Church, with burial in the church cemetery. CAROL ANN IIORNK Carol Ann Home, 49, of Occan Isle Beach, died March 19. The funeral was March 22 at Occan View Baptist Church. Occan Isle Beach, with burial March 24 in Park Hill Cemetery, Columbus, Ga. ELIZABETH MORRIS Elizabeth Morris of New Haven, Conn., and formerly of Winnabow, died March 22 at Hospic Hospital in New Haven. The funeral will be held Friday, March 27, at 11 a.m. at St. James Holiness Church in New Haven. Survivors include two sisters, Louclla Coatcs of New Haven, Conn., and Earline Hill of Balti more, Md., a brother. She par d John son of Lcland". and an aunt. A sister. Leiha Thompson, died March 7. RALPH IL BERNARD SR. The funeral for Ralph H. Bernard Sr. of Bolivia will be held Saturday, March 28, at 2 p.m at St. James Baptist Church. The Rev. Raymond Smith will deliver the eulogy, with the Rev. Ronnie McCray as the host pastor. Burial will lie in Zion Hill Cem etery. Survivors include live daughters, Doris Bellon, Shirley Bernard, Ag nes Avarit, Mildred Goodman and Beverly Hcwett; lour sons, Eddie Bernard, Robert Bernard, Hugh Bernard and Ralph Bernard Jr.; and a sister, Ruth Hunter. MAXWELL HOWARD GOLDSMITH A memorial service will be held Sunday, March 29, for Maxwell (Bud) Howard Goldsmith, of Star board By The Sea. Ocean Isle Beach, and formerly of Charlotte. The service will begin at 1 p.m. in the chapel of Coble Ward-Smith Funeral Service, 3915 Oleander Drive, Wilmington. Goldsmith died March 15 in The Brunswick Hospital, Supply. He had served as director of fiscal services at Charlotte Rehabilitation Hospital. Gurganus Cemetery Update Set A community meeting will be held next week to discuss Gur ganus Community Cemetery, said spokesman Sandra Huddle. The meeting will be held Tuesday, March 31, at 7 p.m. at Shallotte Point Volunteer Fire Department on Bay Road. Plans arc to discuss clcanup of the cemctcry and to update area residents on cemetery dues pay ments, said Mrs. Huddle. Woman Found Dead In Her Automobile Authorities believe that an Ocean Isle Beach woman found dead in her automobile in downtown Shallotte last week died of natural causes. Shallotte Police Chief Rodney Gausc said Carol Home, 50, was found in her car last Thursday night in the old Zip Mart parking lot on Main Street. "It looks like it's going to be a natural dtaih," Gausc saio. As ia> as we can determine Jicre was no foul play." Gausc said the woman was found at 7:20 p.m., and it appeared that she had suffered a heart attack. He said Mrs Home had a history of heart trouble. 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 Yorkcy Edwards 579 5753 llwy. 179 at Ocean Isle Beach 1/2 mile cast of Oil) lntcrsccUon * CARD OF THANKS The family ot Marshall McCoy Qoach expresses sincere thanks to their friends and neighbors for the kindness and love shown through their prayers, visits, cards, flowers, memorial gifts and food in their time of bereavement '*? a 9 1st ANNUAL SEASIDE UNITED METHODIST KITE F [KITE MAKING WORKSHOP! MARCH 29, 2-4 PM at the church Ilwy. 173 at Ocean Isle Beach 1/2 mile east of 01 B intersection Materials, Creative guides and Refreshments will be provided ISTIVAL KITE FESTIVAL DAY APRIL 5, 2:00 PM at Sunset Beach Strand Raindate: April 12 Klig's Kites will Stage Exhibition and Judge Contests Participation is open to everyone in the community. For more information call: 579-5753 J The Churches of Christ V The plea of the churches of Christ is an answer to the prayer that Jesus Christ prayed in John 1 7:21 when he prayed that all believers might be one. The churches of Christ plea for religious unity based upon the Bible. In a divided religious world, we believe that the Bible is the only possible common denominator upon which Godfearing people of the land can unite. Our appeal is to go back to the Bible and speak where the Bible speaks and remain silent where the Bible is silent in all matters that pertain to religion. The churches of Christ emphasize that in everything religious there must be a "thus saith the Lord" for all that is done. So, come with us, as we go back to the Bible, and help us restore New Testament Christianity. We will not ask you to believe or do anything unless we can give you Bible authority for it. A FRIENDLY CHURCH WITH A LOVING MESSAGE g Hwy. 17 By-Pass-Smith St. Exit East 5 5051 Northside Drive, Shallotte, NC 28459 Glijurclj nf (ttljrtst f JERKY I). BELL, MINISTER Sunday Bible School-10:00 am g Office 754-8173 Sunday Worship-1 1:00 am & 6:30 pm u ^^^Iome^54-7860^^^^^^^^^^^^ThuredayEvening-7^30pm^^" CHURCH ACTIVITIES Baptists Set Rally, Workshop Evangelism will be the focus of a rally and soul-winning workshop April 3 and 4 at Antioch Baptist Church, Midway Road, Bolivia. Sponsored by the Brunswick Bapiisi Association, inuli events arc open to all interested persons. The Rev. Jack Hancox, a retired missionary and the pastor of Holdcn Beach Baptist Mission, will lead the evangelism rally Friday, April 3, at 7:30 p.m. On Saturday. April 4, the Rev. Arthur Youni, pastor of the host church, will lead a workshop on soul winning from 9 a.m. to 12 m*>n. Fellowship with col'fec and dough nuts begins at 8:30 a.m. Afternoon Sing Set Visitors arc invited to share in a full day of activity planned Sunday, March 29. at Bonaparte Baptist Church at Calabash. Sunday school begins at 10 a.m., followed by morning worship at 1 1 a.m. Lunch is planned at 12:30 p.m., followed by a gospel sing featuring the "God's Chosen," a group of singers from Whitcvillc. Preparation Continues Little River United Methodist Church in Little River, S.C., contin ues to prepare for Easter with a sc ries of special Lenten programs. Each Sunday throughout Lent the Rev. Franklin Hartswcll is prcaching sermons during morning worship service that focus on the ccntrality of the cross. At 7 p.m. each Sunday through April 5, an evangelistic scries of Lenten messages is being offered by former pastors of the church. BeKing To Preach A former pastor will speak at a special service at Holy Light Pen tecostal Church Sunday, March 29, A ?> ui w |l.ala. Featured speaker will be the Rev. William BeKing of Nakina, said spokesman Juanita Carlisle. Special singing is planned as well. Die church, located on the Exuni Road in Ash, welcomes all visitors. Altarmen To Sing The Altarmen, a local quartet, will provide a program of gospel music at Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church in Supply Sunday, March 29. at 6 p.m. All arc wclcomc. ' Hills Of Lent ' In the continuing series "The Mills of Lent," at St. James the Fisherman Episcopal Church in Shallotte, the focus for the April 1 program will be Mount Zion. where God is offered the worship and praise he deserves. The Wednesday programs begin at 6 p.m. with a light supper, fol lowed by the program and conclud ing with celebration of the Holy Eucharist at 7 p.m. The church is located at 4941 Main Street, Shallotte. The Rev. Dr. Richard W. Warner Jr. is pastor. Singers Coming Two groups will be featured in a gospel program Saturday, March 28, at 7:30 p.m. at Thomasboro Free Will Baptist Church at Thomasboro. They arc The Spiritualctte Singers of F.rwin and Carla and the Redemptions of Lumbcrton. The program is open to all. ~-? i n 1 1 1 1 1 n i n 1 1 n 1 1 it ? n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n i m 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 ii i 11 LOT SALE LakewnnJ n ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 Lakewood Estates = a manufactured home development minutes from Ocean Isle Beach z = Lots from $6,900 E E Doublewide Heme/ let packages = = from $39,90(f New model open daily Eagle Marketing 8 Management =, (800)852-9040 ? 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