CHURCH BRIEFS
St. James Episcopal
Church Ground-Breaking Set May 20
The people of St. James the
Fisherman Episcopal Church in
Shallotte will celebrate the start of
construction of their new wors
h ip/c lassroom/officc building with a
ground- breaking service at 6 p.m.
Wednesday, May 20. to which the
public is invited.
This building is a result of three
years of planning by the parish, said
the rector, the Rev. Richard W.
Warner Jr. Upon completion it will
include a worship space with seating
for 1450 in the nave, two new class
rooms and office space. The project
is scheduled for completion by
Easter 1993.
To Hear Local Woman
Johnnie Smith of Holden Beach
will be the featured speaker Sat
urday, May 16, when the Southport
Women's Aglow Fellowship meets
at 10 a.m. at Western Sizzlin' Steak -
hoase. Long Beach Road, Southport.
All women and teen-age girls are
welcome and a ministry is offered to
the hearing impaired.
Lunch is available after the meet
ing.
Two-Day Revival Set
Lighthouse Independent Baptist
Church will hold revival services
May 15 and 1ft, with the Rev.
Flctcher Manuel of Madison as the
guest evangelist.
Services will be at 7 p.m. at the
church on Stanley Road in Supply,
with special music planned and a
nursery provided.
"We're going u> have old-fash
ioned gospel preaching," said the
pastor, Danny Hawkins.
Gore Wins Pageant
Travis Gore won the Ocean View
Baptist Association Little Miss/
Master Dynamic
Pageant recently.
The son of ?"<
Shclia Gore of
Longwood, he is
a first grade
pupil at Wacca
maw Elementary
School. Travis
attends Ml. Zion
Baptist Church
in Longwood, gork
where he rccitcs his learned Bible
veree every Sunday during chil
dren's hour.
Along with other children from
across the state. Travis will travel to
the All-Baptist Convention in
Winsion-Salcm July 27-30 to pre
scnt his talent.
Indoor Yard Sole Set
An indoor "yard" and hake sale
will be held Saturday. May 23. from
8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Seaside
United Methodist Church.
The church is located on N.C. 179
one-quarter mile cast of the Ocean
Isle Beach Causeway.
Proceeds will go to the new
church kitchen, said spokesman
Versic Spangler.
The church is building at a loca
tion on N.C. 904 between
Grisscttown and Sunset Beach.
McCann At Chapel
The Rev. Tom McCann, a Baptist
minister from Martinsville, Va., is
the pastor of the week at The
Holden Beach Chapel.
He will lead worship Sunday,
May 17, at 11 a.m. at the chapel,
which is loeated on Rothschild
Street across from the Holden Beach
Town Hall.
Sunday school is at 10 a.m. and a
nursery is provided each Sunday.
Miss/on Now A Church
As of May 3, the former Holden
Beach Baptisi Mission is now a con
stituted church of the Brunswick
Baptist Association.
Its new name is Brunswick Is
lands Baptist Church. The congrega
tion is temporarily meeting next to
the True Value Hardware Store on
Holdcn Beach Road (N.C. 130), said
Mrs. Charles Zen/.cr.
Services include Sunday school at
10 a.m. for all ages; Sunday worship
at 1 1 a.m. and 7 p.m. and Wednes
day prayer meeting at 7 p.m.
A family night is held the second
Wednesday of every month at 6
p.m. After a covered dish dinner,
then the women, men and children
of all ages meet.
The church will also sponsor a re
sort ministry at Holdcn Beach, at
Campground by the Sea, starting
Sunday, May 24, and continuing
through Labor Day weekend. That
service will be held at 8:30 a.m.
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Serving Barbecue
Bcihcl United Methodist Church
in Bolivia will serve home-cooked
pork barbecue dinners Saturday,
May 16, at the church, starting at 10
a.m.
The menu will include barbecue,
coleslaw, potato salad and hushpup
pics. Plates arc S3. 50 each, with
take-outs available.
A yard sale is planned in conjunc
tion with the dinner, said spokesman
May/ell Bullard.
Seaside Services
Three services with Gerald Davis
of Petersburg, Va? arc scheduled at
Seaside Christian Fellowship
Church at Seaside this week.
Davis' message of the restoration
of God's church and a prophetic
voice for the church will be the topic
of services held Sunday, May 17, at
11 a.m. and 7 p.m. and again
Monday, May 18, at 7 p.m.
Pastor Dwight Reeves invites
everyone to attend.
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Area. Deaths And. Funerals
ERVIN EUGENE PARKER
Ervin Eugene Parker, 60, of Cli
max, died May 5 at his home.
The funeral was May 7 at Hancs
Lineherry Vanstory Street Funeral
Home. Burial was in Gilmorc Mem
orial Park in Julian.
A native of Old Dock in Colum
bus County, lie was a retired pipe
fitter and welder with Air Condi
tioning Corp. He was the son of Es
tcllc Suggs Parker of Ash and the
late Dutch Parker.
Survivors in addition to his moth
er include his wife, Lorcnc "Peggy"
Staples Parker; a daughter. Gayncll
Parker of Greensboro; a son,
Kenneth Parker of Gibsonvillc; two
sisters, Lorraine Milligan and Mar
joric Millikcn. both of Ash; three
brothers, Dorcy Parker of Ash, Win
ston Parker of Greensboro and Arhic
Parker of Old Dock; and four grand
children.
Memorial contributions may be
made to Hospice at Greensboro,
2500 Summit Avenue, Greensboro,
N.C. 27405.
ZACHARV DUANE CATHEY
Zachary Duane Cathey, 22, of
Raleigh, died May 3 as a result of
injuries sustained in a boating acci
dent on I.ake Lure in Rutherford
County.
A memorial scrvice was held May
10 at Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's
Witnesses, Midway Road, Bolivia.
Luther Gordon officiated.
Cathey was bom Feb. 25, 1970, in
Birmingham, Ala., the son of
Connie T. Cathey of Boiling Spring
Lakes and the late Eric F. Cathey.
Survivors in addition to his moth
er include a sister, Amy Cathey; a
grandmother, Margie P. Thayer; and
his fianccc, Jessica Runyon.
Cathey was employed by STS
Technical Services as a drafter at
Carolina Power & Light headquar
ters. He was a 1988 graduate of
South Brunswick High School and
was a member of the Southport
Congregation of Jehovah's Wit
nesses.
RUBLE HALL WOLFERTZ
Ruble Hall Wolfcrtz, 70, of Long
Beach, died May 8 in Onslow
Memorial Hospital, Jacksonville.
A graveside servicc was conduct
ed May 1 1 in Northwood Cemetery,
Southport, with David Rimmcr, pas
tor of Morning Star Independent
Baptist Church in Beaufort, officiat
ing.
Mrs. Wolfcrty. was the widow of
Harry A. Wolfcrty. Sr.
Her survivors include two sons
Harry Wolfcrtz Jr. of Homasassa,
Fla., and John Wolfcrtz of Humbert;
a daughter, Rublcc Ellen Davis of
Paulsbo, Wash., five grandchildren;
and three great-grandsons.
Memorial contributions may be
made to the organization of the
donor's choice.
CHRISTINE HORNE HUGHES
Christine Home Hughes, 51, of
Calabash, died May 9 in New
Hanover Regional Medical Center,
Wilmington.
The funeral was May 12 at Thom
asboro Freewill Baptist Church,
where she had been a lifelong mem
ber, with the Rev. Jerome Jcnrctle
and the Rev. Urry Ward officiating.
Burial was in Coleman Cemetery
Ash.
She was born in Brunswick
County April 1, 1941, the daughter
of the late Woodrow and Annie
Smith Home.
Survivors include her husband,
L.D. (Tink) Hughes of die home;
two daughters, Karen H. Buffkin of
Sunset Beach and Tina H. Floyd of
North Myrtle Beach, S.C.; a brother,
Kenneth Home of Calabash; and
two grandchildren.
WILLIAM S. "WILL" CARLISLE
William S. "Will" Carlisle, 55, of
dtc Ash community, died Wednes
day. May 6, in The Brunswick
Hospital.
The funeral was held Saturday,
May 9, in the chapcl of Brunswick
Funeral Service, Shallottc, by the
Rev. Robert Hargrove. Burial was in
Griffin Cemetery, Ash.
He was born in Brunswick County
on April 15, 1937, a son of the late
George and Annie Davis Carlisle. He
was a retired longshoreman.
Survivors include his wife, Bob
bie Turner Carlisle of the home; two
sons, William S. Carlisle Jr. of
Norfolk. Va? and James P. Carlisle
of Clayton; a daughter. Sherry C.
Banks of Clayton; four brothers, J.C.
Carlylc of Ash, Henry Carlisle of
Shallottc, Dan Carlisle of Holdcn
Beach and Earl Carlisle of Grandy;
three sisters, Gladys C. Hall of
Loris, S.C., Doris C. Hewett of
Myrdc Beach, S.C., and Alma C.
Hall of Grandy; and four grand
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uaii^iiicia.
FLOYD MARVIN FOWLER
Floyd Marvin Fowler, 41, of
Flint, Mich., and formerly of Tabor
City, died April 30 at McLaren
Hospital in Flint.
The funeral was May 4 at Inman
Funeral Home Chapcl in Tabor City,
with the Rev. Neil Floyd officiating.
Burial was in Forest Lawn Cem
etery, Tabor City.
He was the son of the late Earl M.
and Lola Fowler and was an em
ployee of General Motors Division
for a number of years.
Survivors include a son, Timothy
Fowler of Havclock; three daugh
ters, Cindy McGoldrick of Kalaska,
Mich., and Florlisa Fowler and Julie
Fowler, both of Flint; five brothers,
Toby Fowler and Roger Fowler of
Bolivia, and Roy Fowler, Allen
Fowler and Irvin Fowler of Hint; a
sister, Lavonia Mintz of Leland; and
three grandchildren.
JAMES OWEN BELL SR.
James Owen Bell Sr., 80, of
Wilmington, died May 11 in New
Hanover Regional Medical Center.
The funeral was Wednesday, May
13, at 1 1 a.m. in Andrews Mortuary
Market Street Chapcl, with the Rev.
Richard Everett officiating. Burial
was in Grecnlawn Memorial Park.
Bom in Wilmington on Dec. 3,
1911, he was the son of the late
Walter M. and Margaret Ellen Price
Bell. He retired at age 78 from the
Wilmington Transit Authority after
481/2 years of service. He was a
member of Si. John's l^odgc No. 1,
A.F. & A.mM., Scottish Rite
Bodies, Sudan Temple and Shrine
Club.
Survivors include his wife,
Adclcnc S. Bell of die home; three
sons, James O. Bell Jr., Walter Max
Bell Sr. and R. Nelson Bell, all of
Wilmington; two daughters,
Gcraldine Taylor of the home and
Linda F. Duncan of Leland; 14
grandchildren, and 10 great-grand
children.
DOROTHY ANN
JOHNSON CLARDY
Dorothy Ann Johnson Clardy, 48,
of Myrilc Bcach, S.C., died May 10
in Grand Strand General Hospital.
Hie Rev. Hobart Johnson and the
Rev. Peic DcBaihl officiated at the
funeral, held Wednesday, May 13,
at 1 1 a.m. at Sweet Water Branch
Baptist Church. Burial was in
Hillcresl Cemetery.
Mrs. Clardy was born in Murrells
Inlet, a daughter of the late Thomas
A. and Emma Ann Marlowe John
son. She was the oldest living mem
ber ol Sweet Water Branch Baptist
Church.
Survivors include four sons,
Milton "Johnson" Clardy of Con
way, S.C., the Rev. Wallacc D.
Clardy Sr., L.D. Clardy Jr. and
James Bryan Clardy Sr., all of
Myrtle Bcach; a daughter, Mrs. Leo
(Annie) Johnson of Leland; two
brothers, Donald Johnson of Marion,
S.C., and Albert Johnson of
Wilmington; a sister, Margaret
Kaiicer of Long Bcach; seven grand
children; and 10 great-grandchildren.
ALEASE GORE
The funeral for A lease Gore of
Long wood, who died May 1 1 at
New Hanover Regional Medical
Center, will be held Friday, May 15,
at 2 p.m. at Mt. Zion Missionary
Baptist Church at Longwood.
The Rev. M.C. Herring will offi
date. Burial will be in the church
cemetery.
A wake was to be held tonight
(Thursday) from 7 o'clock to 8
o clock at the Peoples Funeral
Home Chapel south of Shallotte.
Survivors include her husband,
Earlic Gore; four daughters,
Dorothy Johnson, Zclphia Grissett,
Lillian Gore and Sharron Collins;
seven sisters, Carolyn Jones, Mar
garet Do/.ier, Doris Bellamy,
Pauline Edwards, Lcnora Gore,
Ernestine Gore and Peggy Gore; and
five brothers, Johnnie Gore, Ralph
Gore, James Earl Gore, Walter Gore
and Jerry Gore.
ANNA WILKERSON
Anna Wilkcrson of Navassa died
May 8 at her home.
The funeral was Wednesday, May
13, at 2 p.m. at Ml. Calvary AME
Church, with burial in the Meares
Cemetery.
GEORGE BROWN
George Brown of Route 3,
Leland, died May 4 in New Hanover
Regional Medical Center, Wil
mington.
The funeral was May 9 at Jordan
Funeral Home, Wilmington, with
burial in St. Thomas Cemetery.
Cleanup Saturday
At Griffin Cemetery
Volunteers are needed to help
clean up Griffin Cemetery at Ash
this Saturday.
Spokesman Doris Gore said those
with family members or other loved
ones buried in the cemetery arc
asked to come at 8 a.m. with rakes,
wecders, mowers and other equip
ment.
"It needs attention," she said.
For more information contact
Mrs. Gore at 287-6574.
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Sunday School 10:45 AM
Old Georgetown Road
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Dr Francis M Woinack, Jr . Minister
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Lutheran Church
Worship Service Sunday, 10:00 A.M.
Sunday School at 9:00 a.m.
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