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MOUNT OLIVE TRIBUNE 7 Wednesday, August 28, 2013 Thanks for your support... On August 15, 2013 the 26th Annual Michael Martin Memorial Golf Tournament raised more than $51,000 for Mount Olive College. Our sincere appreciation is extended to the generous sponsors who made it possible. Thanks also to: • Neil Price, Ernie Taylor, Jimmy Adams, Tim White, Bill Clingan, Dean Rouse and Kenny Minshew • The Friendly Mart staff members for their hard work • Area golfers for their participation • A.N.Martin and Steve Martin Michael Martin Platinum J.T . Davenport & Sons Friendly Mart Pepsi Bottling Ventures Southern Bank Gold Cape Fear Transportation, Inc. Deans Cigars Exxon-Mobil Flowers Foods Genesis Healthcare Mount Olive Center Kiwanis of Mount Olive Mr. A.N. Martin Matrix Brokerage Meco Inc. of Florence Monster Energy Mt. Olive Pickle Company E.J. Pope & Son, Inc. Stevens Sausage Company, Inc. Sunburst Foods Swedish Match Silver Coastal Beverage Company Coca Cola Bottling Company Commonwealth-Altadis, Inc. Dixon Food Group-McDonald’s Frito-Lay Mr . and Mrs. Henely S. Hales Holt Equipment Company , LLC Lighthouse Family Restaurants Mars Minges Bottling Group, Inc. Mount Olive Jaycees Picadilly Pizza Red Bull S & D Coffee Sale Auto Mall Anthony C. Smith Farms John C. Smith, Jr., CP A Southeastern Chemical Sales Springtime Water Tri-County EMC Vida W ood USA Bronze Best Used Cars Bo-Mar Distributors Federated Insurance Geological Resources, Inc. Kendall Hill JGS Communications Lance First United Methodist Church of Mount Olive-Peanut Crew Onslow Container Service Rapid X-Change Taylor Trucking Tee Thomas Allen, Jr. CP A Anderson Heating & Cooling Avanti Cigar Company Beach A TM Services, Inc. Bic Brown’ s Photography Buddy’s Jewelry Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bundy Eastern Carolina Nissan Equipment Sales & Service E.T . Ferrell & Son Finck Cigar Company Glam-O-Rama Gwaltney Car Sales Frank Harper, CP A Nicholas E. Harvey , Sr., Attorney Connie H. Huffman, P.A.-CP A Jarman Tire Kellogg’s Kelly’s Wrecker Service Kornegay Insurance Peggy and Gene Lee Lee Inc. of Mount Olive Lenoir County Sheriff LaDonna Martin Steve Martin Used Cars W.P. Martin Store Metalcrafters of Goldsboro Miller Construction Betterment Association Nino’s Restaurant Pittard, Perry & Crone, Inc. D.M. Price & Sons, Inc. Quality Tractor Company Ribeyes of Mount Olive Nat Sherman, Inc. Mr . Corky Smith Tarheel Hardware Mr. and Mrs. J.J. Thigpen Thomas-Dean Florist Tony’ s Service Center Jeffery and Linda Turner Tyndall Funeral Home Branny Vickory Waylin Animal Clinic Sheriff Carey Winders Supporters Pauline and Donald Ray King R. Van Braxton Hyman Stadiem Carol S. Sykes WESLEY from page 5 Whether you need a little help getting back on your feet after surgery or if you need around-the-clock care on a long-term basis, we're here to help. We'll even assist you with arranging for your loved ones to transfer here from other locations so they can be closer to home. Just give us a call and leave the details to us! 228 Smith Chapel Road • Mount Olive, NC 28365 919-658-4151 (Referral Line) Formerly Mount Olive Care and Rehab Mount Olive Center Genesis HealthCare SM Caring is the Key in Life. INSURANCE SERVICES Phil Brewer ❖ Disability 919-658-8585 There’s a BIG difference between an Insurance Salesman and an Insurance Agent. every chance you get for their continued support in this community. The support we received from individu- als was outstanding. Even though it is im- possible for us to recognize all by name, there is one who we would like to mention. Ms. Jean Strong started donating supplies to us early in the year and continued to do- nate supplies and book bags until the end. Her love for the welfare of the children was truly displayed in her generosity. To God be the Glory for what He did by way of the book bag drive and back to school celebration and we are prayerful that He will be with us to do even more next year. We will hold our third quarter prayer breakfast on Saturday, September 7th at 9 a.m. at Northeast Chapel OFWB Church on James Street in Mount Olive. Our guest speaker will be Pastor Doug Bartlett of Mount Olive First Pentacostal Holiness Church. Thie breakfast is free and open to all men. Please come and bring a friend. We will also have our third quarter fun- draiser on Saturday, September 14th. Our plan is to sell grilled chicken plates. More specifics to follow in next week's paper. Please make plans to support this event so we can continue to help needed causes in the community. A hardy thank you to all the members of the Men of FIC who worked hard to make both the National Night Out Celebration and the Back to School Celebration suc- cessful. For more information concerning the Men of FIC, please contact Al Southerland at 919-394-0198. FOR MOMS - The Men of FIC delivered book bags to Mount Olive Middle School as well. Pic- tured from left to right are: John McNair, Na’Tale Nelson, Assistant Principal, Sam Platt, Tammy Keel, Principal, Marice Almond and Al Southerland. (Contributed photo) FIC from page 5 sweetest young man and great barber, Mr. Lamont Armwood on Aug. 20, Dr. Eugene Williams Aug. 20 from your family and from Holly Hill Church of La- Grange. Giddensville AMEZ Church will celebrate Homecoming on Sunday, Sept. 8 at 11 a.m. with spe- cial guest preacher Harry Hines of St. Thomas AMEZ Church choir, usher and congregation of Roseboro to render the service. Elder Donald Wells would like to send a spe- cial thank you to St. Luke Church choir, usher and all who attended our Pas- tor’s Anniversary on Sun- day, Aug. 10 at St. James Church in Vanceboro. A spe- cial thank you to Mrs. Lela Mae King and Mrs. Joyce Johnson. Thank you to Dr. L.D. Melvin for rendering the service. Happy, happy birthday to my sweet adopted daughter and cousin, Lisa Royal, on Aug. 21. May God bless you to have many more from yours truly, Schenita Davis Randolph, Kaelyn Alexan- dria and Joshua Alexander. We love you Lisa. First Baptist Church of Calypso will have re- vival services from Sept. 18 through 20 at 7:30 p.m. nightly with Evangelist Gertie Stevens as the reviv- alist preacher. The Pastor, Elder Anthony Ezzell, in- vites you to join them. In memory of my dearly beloved cousin Pandora Durham, who passed away on Aug. 31, 2007, Gone But Never Forgotten. We miss you so very much, Pandora. Happy birthday to Bren- da Owens on Aug. 18 and Chyna Faison on Aug. 22. Homecoming will be held at St. James Church of Christ on Sunday, Sept. 8 at 11 a.m., where Pastor El- der Ernest Watson and the church family invite you to join them. Elder Watson and the St. James Church family would like to stay a special thank you to Apostle Pres- ton Grimes and Holy Ghost Cathedral Church family and choir for rendering the services last week. Thank you to Women on the Move for the Lord and the St. Luke Church gospel choir of Goldsboro for rendering the music. St. Luke M.B. Church of Summerlin’s Crossroads will observe Usher’s Anni- versary on Sunday, Sept. 8 at 3 p.m. with special guest Rev. Bob Rogers and First Baptist Church choir, usher and congregation of Turkey. Services will be held at 11 a.m. and the Pastor, Mod- erator James Davis, invites you. Thought for the week: Life and time are the world’s best teachers. Life teaches us to make good use of time and time teaches us the value of life. Mak- ing bad decisions is a part of life. Blaming others for your bad decisions is imma- ture. Love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, bless those who curse you and pray for those who mis- treat you. Until next week, remem- ber to show love and fellow- ship with one another. Love is not love until you show it, so let’s show love, pray and fellowship with one another. Joe Daughtery asked Har- ris if residents in the county know about the process of applying for grant money. “We’ve been doing this since 1992, and get at least two calls a week from indi- viduals in the public, but also from supervisors and county employees,” County Manager Lee Smith said. Harris said the money would still have to be award- ed to low to moderate in- come people, who own their own home and land, have special needs, such as the elderly, handicapped and be- ing in a single-parent home situation, and “obviously the housing must be severely deteriorated.” District 2 Commissioner Ed Cromartie questioned the moving of funds. “I’m worried about the hard-working people, and money seems to be shrink- ing away,” he said. “It looks like the opposite of what it’s supposed to do.” The board approved Har- ris’ low-bid recommendation to have Rick Bostic Con- struction do the demolition at the project sites for a cost of about $13,500. Costs of the new homes are $75,000, $87,000, $83,000 and $44,000. A board mem- ber asked Daughtery, who has worked in housing for years, if those prices were in line with normal market rates. “Yes, they are,” he replied. “A $20,000 singlewide is a thing of the past.” GRANT from page 2
Transcript of FOR MOMS Thanks also to: FiC -...
Mount olive tribune 7Wednesday, August 28, 2013
Thanks for your support...
On August 15, 2013 the 26th Annual Michael
Martin Memorial Golf Tournament raised
more than $51,000 for Mount Olive College.
Our sincere appreciation is extended to the
generous sponsors who made it possible.
Thanks also to:• Neil Price, Ernie Taylor, Jimmy Adams, Tim White,
Bill Clingan, Dean Rouse and Kenny Minshew• The Friendly Mart staff members for their hard work
• Area golfers for their participation • A.N.Martin and Steve Martin
Michael Martin
PlatinumJ.T. Davenport & SonsFriendly MartPepsi Bottling VenturesSouthern Bank
GoldCape Fear Transportation, Inc.Deans CigarsExxon-MobilFlowers FoodsGenesis Healthcare Mount Olive CenterKiwanis of Mount OliveMr. A.N. MartinMatrix BrokerageMeco Inc. of FlorenceMonster EnergyMt. Olive Pickle CompanyE.J. Pope & Son, Inc.Stevens Sausage Company, Inc.Sunburst FoodsSwedish Match
SilverCoastal Beverage CompanyCoca Cola Bottling CompanyCommonwealth-Altadis, Inc.Dixon Food Group-McDonald’sFrito-LayMr. and Mrs. Henely S. HalesHolt Equipment Company, LLCLighthouse Family RestaurantsMarsMinges Bottling Group, Inc.Mount Olive JayceesPicadilly PizzaRed BullS & D CoffeeSale Auto MallAnthony C. Smith FarmsJohn C. Smith, Jr., CPASoutheastern Chemical SalesSpringtime WaterTri-County EMCVida Wood USA
BronzeBest Used CarsBo-Mar DistributorsFederated InsuranceGeological Resources, Inc.Kendall HillJGS CommunicationsLanceFirst United Methodist Church of Mount Olive-Peanut Crew
Onslow Container ServiceRapid X-ChangeTaylor Trucking
TeeThomas Allen, Jr. CPAAnderson Heating & CoolingAvanti Cigar CompanyBeach ATM Services, Inc.BicBrown’s PhotographyBuddy’s JewelryMr. and Mrs. Jay BundyEastern Carolina NissanEquipment Sales & ServiceE.T. Ferrell & SonFinck Cigar CompanyGlam-O-RamaGwaltney Car SalesFrank Harper, CPANicholas E. Harvey, Sr., AttorneyConnie H. Huffman, P.A.-CPAJarman TireKellogg’sKelly’s Wrecker ServiceKornegay InsurancePeggy and Gene LeeLee Inc. of Mount OliveLenoir County SheriffLaDonna MartinSteve Martin Used CarsW.P. Martin StoreMetalcrafters of GoldsboroMiller Construction
Betterment AssociationNino’s RestaurantPittard, Perry & Crone, Inc.D.M. Price & Sons, Inc.Quality Tractor CompanyRibeyes of Mount OliveNat Sherman, Inc.Mr. Corky SmithTarheel HardwareMr. and Mrs. J.J. ThigpenThomas-Dean FloristTony’s Service CenterJeffery and Linda TurnerTyndall Funeral HomeBranny VickoryWaylin Animal ClinicSheriff Carey Winders
SupportersPauline and Donald Ray KingR. Van BraxtonHyman StadiemCarol S. Sykes
Wesley from page 5
Whether you need a little help getting back on your feet after surgery or if you need around-the-clock care on a long-term basis, we're here to help. We'll even assist you with arranging for your loved ones to transfer here from other locations so they can be closer to home.
Just give us a call and leave the details to us!
228 Smith Chapel Road • Mount Olive, NC 28365
919-658-4151 (Referral Line)
Formerly Mount Olive Care and RehabMount Olive Center
Genesis HealthCareSM
Caring is the Key in Life.
INSURANCE SERVICES
PhilBrewer
❖
Disability
919-658-8585There’s a BIG di�erence between an
Insurance Salesman and an Insurance Agent.
every chance you get for their continued support in this community.
The support we received from individu-als was outstanding. Even though it is im-possible for us to recognize all by name, there is one who we would like to mention. Ms. Jean Strong started donating supplies to us early in the year and continued to do-nate supplies and book bags until the end. Her love for the welfare of the children was truly displayed in her generosity.
To God be the Glory for what He did by way of the book bag drive and back to school celebration and we are prayerful that He will be with us to do even more next year.
We will hold our third quarter prayer breakfast on Saturday, September 7th at 9 a.m. at Northeast Chapel OFWB Church on James Street in Mount Olive. Our guest
speaker will be Pastor Doug Bartlett of Mount Olive First Pentacostal Holiness Church. Thie breakfast is free and open to all men. Please come and bring a friend.
We will also have our third quarter fun-draiser on Saturday, September 14th. Our plan is to sell grilled chicken plates. More specifics to follow in next week's paper. Please make plans to support this event so we can continue to help needed causes in the community.
A hardy thank you to all the members of the Men of FIC who worked hard to make both the National Night Out Celebration and the Back to School Celebration suc-cessful.
For more information concerning the Men of FIC, please contact Al Southerland at 919-394-0198.
FOR MOMS - The Men of FIC delivered book bags to Mount Olive Middle School as well. Pic-tured from left to right are: John McNair, Na’Tale Nelson, Assistant Principal, Sam Platt, Tammy Keel, Principal, Marice Almond and Al Southerland. (Contributed photo)
FiC from page 5
sweetest young man and great barber, Mr. Lamont Armwood on Aug. 20, Dr. Eugene Williams Aug. 20 from your family and from Holly Hill Church of La-Grange.
Giddensville AMEZ Church will celebrate Homecoming on Sunday, Sept. 8 at 11 a.m. with spe-cial guest preacher Harry Hines of St. Thomas AMEZ Church choir, usher and congregation of Roseboro to render the service.
Elder Donald Wells would like to send a spe-cial thank you to St. Luke Church choir, usher and all who attended our Pas-
tor’s Anniversary on Sun-day, Aug. 10 at St. James Church in Vanceboro. A spe-cial thank you to Mrs. Lela Mae King and Mrs. Joyce Johnson. Thank you to Dr. L.D. Melvin for rendering the service.
Happy, happy birthday to my sweet adopted daughter and cousin, Lisa Royal, on Aug. 21. May God bless you to have many more from yours truly, Schenita Davis Randolph, Kaelyn Alexan-dria and Joshua Alexander. We love you Lisa.
First Baptist Church of Calypso will have re-vival services from Sept. 18 through 20 at 7:30 p.m. nightly with Evangelist Gertie Stevens as the reviv-alist preacher. The Pastor, Elder Anthony Ezzell, in-vites you to join them.
In memory of my dearly beloved cousin Pandora Durham, who passed away on Aug. 31, 2007, Gone But Never Forgotten. We miss you so very much, Pandora.
Happy birthday to Bren-da Owens on Aug. 18 and
Chyna Faison on Aug. 22.Homecoming will be held
at St. James Church of Christ on Sunday, Sept. 8 at 11 a.m., where Pastor El-der Ernest Watson and the church family invite you to join them.
Elder Watson and the St. James Church family would like to stay a special thank you to Apostle Pres-ton Grimes and Holy Ghost Cathedral Church family and choir for rendering the services last week. Thank you to Women on the Move for the Lord and the St. Luke Church gospel choir of Goldsboro for rendering the music.
St. Luke M.B. Church of Summerlin’s Crossroads will observe Usher’s Anni-versary on Sunday, Sept. 8 at 3 p.m. with special guest Rev. Bob Rogers and First Baptist Church choir, usher and congregation of Turkey. Services will be held at 11 a.m. and the Pastor, Mod-erator James Davis, invites you.
Thought for the week:Life and time are the
world’s best teachers. Life teaches us to make good use of time and time teaches us the value of life. Mak-ing bad decisions is a part of life. Blaming others for your bad decisions is imma-ture. Love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, bless those who curse you and pray for those who mis-treat you.
Until next week, remem-ber to show love and fellow-ship with one another. Love is not love until you show it, so let’s show love, pray and fellowship with one another.
Joe Daughtery asked Har-ris if residents in the county know about the process of applying for grant money.
“We’ve been doing this since 1992, and get at least two calls a week from indi-viduals in the public, but also from supervisors and county employees,” County Manager Lee Smith said.
Harris said the money would still have to be award-ed to low to moderate in-come people, who own their own home and land, have
special needs, such as the elderly, handicapped and be-ing in a single-parent home situation, and “obviously the housing must be severely deteriorated.”
District 2 Commissioner Ed Cromartie questioned the moving of funds.
“I’m worried about the hard-working people, and money seems to be shrink-ing away,” he said. “It looks like the opposite of what it’s supposed to do.”
The board approved Har-
ris’ low-bid recommendation to have Rick Bostic Con-struction do the demolition at the project sites for a cost of about $13,500.
Costs of the new homes are $75,000, $87,000, $83,000 and $44,000. A board mem-ber asked Daughtery, who has worked in housing for years, if those prices were in line with normal market rates.
“Yes, they are,” he replied. “A $20,000 singlewide is a thing of the past.”
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