text: Ittfob WADESDORO, N.C. 1790-1990 C287.09 W12F THE LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL THE COLLECTION OF NORTH CAROLINIANA PRESENTED BY First United Methodist Church, Wadesboro, in honor of the Rev. Cameron H. Conover, Jr. , Pastor, 1991 C287.09 W12f UNIVERSITY OF N.C. AT CHAPEL HILL 00044636117 FOR USE ONLY IN THE NORTH CAROLINA COLLECTION Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2012 with funding from Institute of Museum and Library Services, under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered by the State Library of North Carolina, a division of Cultural Resources. http://archive.org/details/firstunitedmethoOOfirs $\tBt Itttfri. ilftijoMat (Eljurri) 116 EAST MORGAN STREET POST OFFICE BOX 241 WADESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA 28170 TELEPHONE: CHURCH (704) 894-5179 . PARSONAGE |704l 694-2718 From Mack M. Armstrong, Minister It is an unspeakably wonderful experience for any minister to come to a historical church like First United Methodist Church of Wadesboro, North Carolina, which has been graced by so many able and devoted Christian men and women, both lay members and clergy. Many dreams and life changing experiences have taken place here. Because of all "the saints" who have gone before us, we worship at First Church today. We know our heritage. Two hundred years! That is a long time to be in the work of the Lord. The President of the United States in 1790, when First Church was organized, was George Washington. Francis Asbury, a Methodist circuit rider at that time, came to Anson County, preached, and started a church. We would like to think that, directly or indirectly, he influenced some of our former members who were present to hear him preach, to organize First Church. We, at First United Methodist Church, have a meaningful heritage. As we look back to our beginnings from 1790, we see there has been a spirit of adventure. We have achieved many great amd unbelievable goals. For example, the Christian commitments that have gone into our present buildings in hard work and sacrifices show our adventurous spirit. You, the people of this church, have been "the parent" of, at least, six persons who have gone into the ministry of the Church of Jesus Christ during the past forty years. No telling how many others from our church have heard "the call" over the two hundred years. The examples that Tex Ledbetter and Wesley Men's Bible classes have set exhibit excellent proof of how Christian lives have had an impact upon persons who have been a part of this church. These classes, as a body, have been faithful in worship, stewardship of time, talent and money, and dependent in all the activities of the church's life. Not only these persons, but each of you have influenced the other to live Christian lives. Commitment in good times and hard times is what has brought us to this point. This did not happen by chance or overnight, but by deliberate efforts of lifting up the Christian gospel by parents, teachers, and ministers. Besides the production of this history/directory, we have invited former ministers, of which two have been elected bishops of the United Methodist Church, to come celebrate with us. Many will share their moments of faith. Some, because of ill health, have shared memories, bits of information that have been hidden away, and items of value to you and us. Some of those who honored us with their presence were the Bishop of The Western North Carolina Conference of The United Methodist Church, L. Bevel Jones, III; the Reverends Bill E. Bass, Ernest D. Page, James B. Long, Jr., Richard Covington, Horace R. McSwain, E. Paul Hamilton, C. Harley Dickson, David M. Rorie, Randy H. Tarlton, and Glenn S. Griffiths. There was a day in October of this year that we told our heritage in drama, personal testimonies, and the written word. We commissioned a special bicentennial anthem, which was presented in a January worship service with its author, Dr. Richard Brewer, being present for the occasion. This will be a year to remember! We will remember because we have remembered and renewed our faith through the fellowship of believers during these events. The bringing together of fellow strugglers in the faith of Jesus Christ and His church, and dreaming of the future is a part of our strength for now. To know one's history is to be driven toward a better future. This truth came to me while I was studying American history at Wofford College. I continue to hold to its validity. This is true in the life of the Church. Our heritage does dictate our future. The lessons we learn from the past give us the inspiration to improve the present moments. If we do not know nor care to know where we have been, our future will have no meaning. The only faith which will stand the test of time is the faith which time, itself, is permitted to modify and adapt to new and enriching experiences and achievements. This includes our commitment to our lives and the lives of future generations at First Church. We have worked diligently to bring to your remembrance some of our heritage in stories and pictures. There was so much more to tell, but, due to space, time, and cost, we were only able to top the mountains. We hope to strengthen your heritage as a member of First United Methodist Church, and offer you a challenge for our future, which you will find at the closing of this book. . . ALBEMARLE DISTRICT — WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE OUR CELEBRATION . . . L to R: LLOYD G. HUNSUCKER, JR, MACKM. ARMSTRONG, L. BEVEL JONES, III. THIRD SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY January 21, 1990 I BICENTENNIAL PRAYER 1 "Thanks for yesterday, God! Ren aw us today , Loi for tomorro* , Jesus Christ! " MORNING WORSHIP WE GATHER FOR WORSHIP j MUSIC FOR GATHERING . God of Grace 1 WELCOME . . . ANN0UNC6MEN TC •PASSING Of THE PEACE THE PRELUD-" St. An tnony Chor ALLS US TO sle arr hi THE CHOIR C WORSHIP us Te •THE PEOPLE RESPOND Pastor God rrowns our Bicentennial Year -] and valleys sina f Dr loy 1 People : Pastor People : Pastor Peop 1 e Pastor People: The meadows are clothed with flock decked with qrain. Tne whole land drips with fatness, Drosoered us God brought our oncestors to a qood land, benefited from their labors. Praise is due to Goo wno nas answt fills all the ends of the earth God has provided every blessing more than enough to share. We will not forqet the source of granted what God entrusts to We shall eat and be full, and t osity we can pass on. •HYMN OF PRAISE The Church's One Foundation •PRAYER FOR THE DAY (In Unison) •PSALTER Psalm 100 (All sina Response 1, indicated bv the red •AFFIRMATION OF FAITH "A Modern A •THE GLORIA PATRI ANTHEM Our Heritaqe Now in the quiet of this day, Let us reflect on times of the past, To those who had a vision For thinqs of the spirit, For loining hands in the faith. Our heritaqe qrew from love of the church Bv the believers, the clerqy. The musicians, the flock. The families and every avenue of worship Came together for Christ. L to R: CHARLES LITAKER, DR. RICHARD H. BREWER, GAIL LITAKER. "OUR HERITAGE" by Richard H. Brewer Dedicated to the First United Methodist Church of Wadesboro, North Carolina on the occasion of their Bicentennial, 1790-1990 Now in the quiet of this day, Let us reflect on times of the past, To those who had a vision For things of the spirit, For joining hands in the faith. Our heritage grew from love of the church By the believers, the clergy, The musicians, the flock. The families, and every avenue of worship Came together for Christ. Today we celebrate this heritage, Today we thank all those who had that vision, Today! our day! we thank the God of the ages And of love. The cost of commissioning the anthem came from the proceeds of O. McRae Covington's bequest to the church. The world premiere was Sunday, January 21, 1990, the official opening service of the Bicentennial celebration. The composer, Dr. Richard H. Brewer, of Vista, California, was present for the premiere of the anthem. programming The Chancel Window . . . located in the 1961 church. (Hljurclj taff MACK ARMSTRONG MINISTER CHARLES LITAKER ORGANIST- CHOIR DIRECTOR GAIL LITAKER ASS'T. MUSIC DIRECTOR MARILEE HUNTLEY DIRECTOR CHRISTIAN EDUCATION HAZEL HILDRETH HOUSEKEEPER ERNEST JOHNSON CUSTODIAN SUE BURR SECRETARY/BUSINESS MGR. Pwleg $tMe Class ®ex ^edbetter (Elass (Hfyrtgitatt ^ earners Olofeegliur^ Jfellofasljtp If JMdersgaie ■ if ' footprints Through ' Chr»&Wm HiMory enter £3tg{j i mttar Jifemfcttiarg ^ ^mtbrgartot ^Imtmtarg <A 10 Chancel Glljmr ^imdM Cljctr 11 "3Jo|jfwI JfoW C^Idren'e (Uljotr ■ a& .: ' jrf" Tie Good Shepherd Window from the 1S91 church . . . now located in the Nsrthex. 13 In 1748, while North Carolina was still a Province of the British Crown, Anson County was formed. It was named for Lord George Anson, an English Admiral, who was sent to protect the Carolinas' coast from pirates and Spanish raiders between 1723 and 1735. The lands in Anson County were designated by Royal Sanction as St. George's and St. Luke's parishes of the Church of England. The first deed for church property in Anson County was given in 1753 to a Presbyterian congregation in what is now known as Rowan County. Other religious groups came during the late eighteenth century. Methodism first reached the county in 1775 when a church, known as Jackson's, was organized closed to the old - - courthouse on Ingram level, near the Pee Dee River. Methodist Episcopal Church was officially organized in Baltimore at the Christmas Conference of 1784. Anson's first courthouse, erected inl755at Mount Pleasant near what is now Blewett Falls, was sold to be used for a church after the county had been divided. In 1785, a log courthouse, built on the brow of a hill, was designed with arches so that wagons could pass beneath it. After the Anson County Courthouse was moved to Wadesboro in 1 787, a Meth- odist Church was organized here, beneath these arches, by a young Reverend Beverly Allen. He had been ordained at the first Methodist Episcopal Annual Conference held in America at Louisburg, N.C. The First United Methodist Church of Wadesboro has an official organizational date of 1790. This information is supported by the January 18, 1801 journal entry of Bishop Asbury's which stated: We came to Wadesboro after a court week. We held our meeting underneath the court house beneath the arches. We had a most delightful day. Bishop Whatcoat spoke with great ingenuity and authority upon the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life. My subject was Luke 18:27. We lodged at I. Cash's. The Conference minutes of 1818 show a membership of 54, with the second quarter collection amounting to $11.50. '/ While the old court house was used until 1830, the first recorded deed for property of the Wadesboro Methodist Church was entered in 1832 for a lot on Salisbury Street, occupied at one time by Crawford's Used Cars. This lot was occupied by the late Sebe Ben- ton and adjoined the old Billy Patrick home. One re- port states that the building was crude and unpreten- tious, but was remodeled about 40 years later. ti k Ov The bell, removed from the church razed in 1959, is dated 1870 and was brought from the Salisbury Street building. This is the same bell that exists in our steeple today. j <*€£; 15 There were eight graves in the old church yard where preachers and their wives were buried. These bodies were later removed to Eastview Cemetery. The lot was sold to Mr. C. S. Wheeler and the old church sold to the late J. W. Odom. 16 In 1850, our church served as host church to the South Carolina Annual Conference, which encom- passed part of Mecklenburg County and Virginia. Because the church was not large enough to seat the delegates, the conference was held in the up- stairs of the old Masonic Building. Fourteen of these members present were entertained by Mr. James Plunkett, grandfather of Misses Bessie, Jennie Doak and Mary Plunkett. One of the preach- ers present at this conference was the father of Bishop Kilgo, who joined the Conference at this time. 1802 - Listed in Camden District of South Carolina Conference. 1806 - Changed to Rocky River Circuit. 1809 - Still in Rocky River Circuit, but in Catawba District. 1825 - Still in Rocky River Circuit, Cheraw District, S. C. Conference. 1828 - Listed in Lincolnton District. 1834 - Wadesboro Circuit is listed in minutes. 1853 - Listed in Wadesboro Station, Georgetown District, S. C. Conference. 1854 - Listed in Charlotte District. 1859 - 1870 - Listed in Wadesboro District, still in S. C. Conference. 1866 - 1871 - Wadesboro Station and Circuit were combined. 1871 - Listed in Charlotte District, NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE. 1872 - Wadesboro and Bethel listed together; then, Wadesboro became a station and remained one. KILWINNING MASONIC BUILDING The First United Methodist Church has had membership in at least three annual conferences. We do not know what the first annual conference name may have been. We only know that the first annual conference mentioned in the records was South Carolina and the district was the Camden District in the year 1801. In 1871, Wadesboro Church was listed in the Charlotte District of the North Carolina Annual Conference. The Western North Carolina Conference was organized in 1890 and is celebrating its centennial this year. At that time, we were assigned to the Charlotte District. It was in 1960 that the Albemarle District, which included Anson, Stanly, and Union Counties was organized. First United Methodist Church was a part of this district and has remained in it to this date. The districts that First Church has belonged during its history are: South Carolina, Camden, Catawba, Lincolnton, Georgetown, Wadesboro, Charlotte, and Albemarle. If you are interested in more details, First Church has some old records and other records may be found at the SEJ Heritage Center, Lake Junaluska Assembly Grounds, Lake Junaluska, North Carolina. Parsonage The first parsonage lot deed, lot No. 72, was recorded to Samuel Spencer in 1853 and located on the corner of Rutherford and Martin Streets. The next par- sonage lot, located on the east side of South Greene Street, was purchased in 1875, and a house built there soon afterwards. (See photo at left) This lot is now oc- cupied by The Anson Savings and Loan Association. This old parsonage was removed in 1907 and re-erected on the Chester- field Road. 17 \. new parsonage was juilt on this same south Greene lot and iccupied in 1908 by the Reverend J. H. West. The fourth par- sonage (pictured at •ight) was purchased >n October 18, 1939 ifter the church's lot ind parsonage on South Greene Street vas traded for the John J. Dunlap home, tnown as "Marls- jate." This acqui- .ition was adjacent to he church building md increased the 'rontage on Greene street by one hun- dred feet. This is the current parsonage on 207 Hall Street. In 1945, a large lot on the corner of Leak Avenue and Hall Street was purchased for $6,000.00 for this fifth par- sonage, which was constructed in 1949. 18 Methodist Bishop Aided Church Here The current fund drive of the First Methodist Church in j Wadesboro has brought to light the fact that a fanner bishop ; made the first contribution toward building the present i church approximately 68 years ago. Wadesboro Methodists this week >f onpaizn to are in the mi< raise $175,000 for the construction o! a new atr-cnnditioned. 60() ca- pacity sanctuary to replace the present old church structure. The present church was built in 1891 and was kmnvn at that time as the Wadesboro Methodist Church. Prior so the construction of the present building the church, a white wooden structure, was lo- cated on Saissbury Street in the vicinity of the section now occu- pied by Crawford Motor Company. First Gift Bishop W. VV. Duncan made the first contribution of $100 toward the building fund of the church at the time of the district conference in 1891 that eeafereaee wm held in Wadesboro. Nine years later Bishop Duncan officially dedicated the prv-vni structure. The Bishf nhoU sad h; •aph hs BISHOP W. W. DUNCAN As Wadesboro grew, First United Methodist broadened to better serve the spiritual life of the community. In 1907, the Conference journal reported a membership of 346 for First United Methodist, increasing to 421 in 1908. The need for ad- ditional space for an expanding Sunday School was met in 1912 with plans for a new education- al building. Completed the fol- lowing year, the building cost $6,700.00. The next expansion came in 1946 when the Beachum home was purchased by several members of the congregation for $6,000.00 and given to the church for additional class- rooms and extension of the church lot. The corn mill lot on East Morgan Street, adjacent to the Beachum property was also purchased in 1946 by W. B. Moore and presented to the church for the purpose of ad- ding more area to our grounds. By 1949, the old parsonage was converted into a fellowship hall and classrooms. lac! >.UH he-en preserve- present enure! that he was ; the building drive for the present 1 church came to light when theft current building drive got under- 1 way. | AN ORIGINAL POST CARD MAILED JUNE 4, 1913 MeiiWisi Chmew. w£{>ESfKj (NOTE: PARSONAGE TO THE RIGHT OF CHURCH) 19 SUNKEN GARDEN Wadesboro Method- ist continued to in- crease its member- ship and served as the center of Anson County Methodism. In 1883, our forefathers, to provide more adequate facilities, selected and purchased a desirable location on the corner of Morgan and Greene Streets known as the Buck Tavern lot. This lot is now part of our present property. They made plans for building a new church. A fund-raising drive for this new church building, called "Buy a Brick," was led by the young people of the church in 1888-89. In 1891, the cornerstone for this church was laid. This cornerstone, which is presently located in our sunken garden, is surrounded by the bricks from this 1891 church. The brass rails that adorn the steps in that garden also come from this old church. These rails were originally donated by the Plunkett sisters in memory of their parents. The church was quite a showplace for a town the size of Wadesboro, and people came from many parts to see and inspect this magnificent building with a tall steeple, spacious auditorium, and beautiful stained- glass windows. A proud congregation moved into this build- ing in 1892. 1891 CORNERSTONE 20 This 1917 Sunday School card was a part of our early Sunday School literature. Containing their weekly lesson, these cards were taken home by children each Sunday. A 1922 Sunday School class taught by Mrs. W. N. Jeans with our own Marion Craig Nifong among those pictured 21 In 1950, the needs of our young people soon took priority and a move for a large educational building came into focus. Following the congregation's approval to proceed with this project, several committees were established. Charles Little, Robert Huntley and W. B. Moore were named to head the Funds Planning Committee. The Building Fund Steering Committee had John Cooke as its chairman, along with members Jack Covington and David Blalock. To exhibit the dedication and support behind this Little's Lake ways and gested, but none of the project, move was years in project, one special meeting which was held in the fall of 1951 at Plumnelly reported . . . the official board met there to discuss the means for the raising the money. A tithing program was sug- several other plans took the forefront of the conversation. When these plans seemed to have the drive and enthusiasm needed for the tithing program was again introduced into the discussion. A made for every member present who would give a tithe for three support of this fund to stand. Every person there stood. The educational building was destined to become a reality in a very short time. The Building Committee rec- ommended Charles N. Robinson to design the building. After vis- iting other churches for ideas and adjusting sketches, working plans were completed and ap- proved by the congregation. The Beachum house was razed and the new building started in July, 1952. On July 12, 1953, this 17,000 square foot building, costing nearly $200,000.00 for expendi- tures and equipment, was ready for occupancy. Bishop Costen J. Harrell dedicated the new Edu- cational Building on March 26, 1954, less than three years after the solemn pledge made by the members of the official board. The spark of desire to complete the building program with a new sanctuary and additional classrooms continued to stay in the hearts of the members at First Methodist. In 1956, this spark was lighted with the decision to proceed. Dr. Forrest D. Hedden, a representative of the Department of Finance and Field Service, Division of National Missions of The Methodist Church, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, was ap- proached for a method of fund raising. At his suggestion, a drive committee with Robert Huntley and Charles Little as co-chair- men, set the goal of $176,000.00 to be paid in three years. The final drive, made in September of 1957, successfully allotted $180,000.00 in pledges. Charles N. Robinson was again hired to design the building. After twelve months of visiting other churches and planning, the building committee presented the plans for a 17,000 square foot dwelling to the congregation for approval. Final services were held in the old sanctuary on April 6, 1959. This sixty-five year old building was toppled to make room for the new sanctuary. Temporary facilities for worship were set up in the Fellowship Hall. The ground-breaking ceremony for the new sanctuary was conducted by Bishop Nolan B. Harmon on July 26, 1959, with the contract to build awarded two days later. Completed in the fall of 1960, this majestic tower of Colo- nial brick cost $300,000.00. This amount - the additional expense having met the approval of the congregation - included the building, engineering, architect fees, stained glass window, chancel furniture, pews, light fixtures and new organ. BELOW: BRICK FROM OLD CHURCH; SHOVELS USED IN GROUND BREAKING CEREMONIES JULY 26, 1959 I 1 1 ■ - fl ■ Mi?;:" r * j BmS^^H ... and % Jf« &C& 24 c Anson County Bicentennial Week Sunday, May 20-Sunday, May 27 B — Schedule of Events — Sun.. May 20th, 7:30 p.m. at First United Methodist Church of Wadesboro Combined worship service ol at! United Methodist congregations In Anson County. Bishop Kenneth Goodson (lormer pastor of First United Methodist Church). Youth of each church will carry large, colorful banners which they themselves have made for the opening procession. Choir consisting ot singers from the congregations of all the United Methodist churches will sing during services. Reception and fellowship to follow services in the fellowship hall. Refreshments provided by women ot all the congregations. Thurs., May 24th, 7 p.m. at Long Pine Unlled Methodist Church. (12 miles South of Wadesboro on Hwy. 109-walch for sign on right). OLE TIMEY OUTSIDE CAMP MEETING. Rev. John Splllman, former pastor of Anson County, now ministering in Winston-Salem will conduct the services. Frl., May 25th, 7 p.m. al Long Pine United Methodist Church. OLE TIMEY OUTSIDE CAMP MEETING. Rev. John Christy, Jr., district superintendent of the Albemarle District will conduct the services. Sat., May 26th, 7 p.m. at Long Pine United Methodist Church. OLE TIMEY OUTSIDE CAMP MEETING. Rev. Preston Jones of Charlolte will be our speaker for the evening. Sun., May 27lh, 3 p.m. -5 p.m. back at Long Pine United Methodist Church. Concluding CELEBRATION. Gathering In for volleyball games and activities for the young, rides on covered wagon for all children, Circuit Rider on horseback. 5 p.m. A shared meal prepared by the men's cooking team from the various congregations, served on common tables. 6 p.m. Members will gather Inside the church lor an old fashioned hymn singing. Banners prepared by the youlh will be displayed. Awarding of prizes for essay winners will be given out. Drees casual or wear ole' fashion clothing like in the older days. •Special music each evening by quartets, soloists and othejj churches. 1984 CELEBRATION OF METHODISM IN AMERICA SERVED OUR CHURCH 1944-48 BISHOP W. KENNETH GOODSON January, 1984, began a year of celebration of| Methodism in America. In Anson County, our heritage was presented by Dr. Horace Maness of Pfeiffer College, who spoke on Methodist theology and beliefs, and the Reverend James How- ell, who spoke on the importance of hymns and sing- ing in worship. Quartets, soloists, and other musical groups made special appearances at the spring camp meeting. Children and youth wrote essays on the church's history, as well as created banners which depicted the past of all the Methodist churches in the county. In April, a carnival with balloons, clowns, hot dog stand, and booths from each Methodist church in the county was held in our Fellowship Hall. THE APRIL CARNIVAL ALLEN O. CLARK, JANIE LITTLE, RONNIE STILES t&lje Jftrsi United ^He%dist fllmrtb, FOUNDATION The Administrative Board of The First United Methodist Church of Wadesboro, North Carolina, established in October of 1985. The First United Methodist Church Foundation. The Trustees of The First United Methodist Church of Wadesboro, North Carolina, and their successors in office are designated to manage The First United Methodist Church Foundation. The First United Methodist Church Foundation is an "umbrella" under which spe- cial funds are received, managed as investments, and used for purposes of the funds named herein and such additional funds as may be established later. The types of funds provided by this foundation are: 1) an endowment fund, using only the income from investments for designated purposes and re-investing a portion of this; and 2) designated funds, which provide interest for designated use. These funds include a maintenance fund, a capital reserve and/or reserve maintenance fund, a missions fund, and a discretionary fund. This on-going Foundation includes, at this printing, monies from the following: The Calvin M. Little Estate The Daisy Belle Wheeler Estate The James Plunkett Family Estate The Rufus Meachum Estate The Leona Edwards Estate The O. McRae Covington Estate Mrs. Grady Ruscoe Moore Mr. Hal Atkinson 25 26 CHURCH HONORS T. M. LITTLE The Thomas M. Little Educational Building of First United Methodist Church in Wadesboro was dedicat- ed in memory of Tom Little in special services on Homecoming Sunday, September 28, following the morning worship services. Family members who were present for the event were Little's wife, Mrs. Tom (Catharine) Little, and his chil- dren and grandchildren; Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Poel (Frances) of Lake Norman, the parents of Catharine and David Poel; Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Graham of Wil- son (Chris) and her sons, Tom and Geoffrey; and Mr. and Mrs. John T. Harmeling (Jean), parents of John III and Scott of Charlotte. A plaque at the corner of the building was unveiled and a special program was conducted. The minister, the Rev. Mack M. Armstrong, opened the service and Charles L. Little, Jr., church lay lead- er, offered an appropriate and meaningful tribute to HORNING WORSHIP NINETEENTH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST September 28.1986 WE WORSHIP THE PRELUDE Suppl 1 cat ion •THE CHOIR CALLS US TO WORSHIP •THE PEOPLE RESPOND Pastor- PEOPLE: =E0PLE: »TH£ HYMN OF PRAI God of Grace •VELCOME AND PASS, CONCERNS AND ANT •TH: ACT Of PRAI "Praise trie •1>E GLORIA PATR •THE AFFIRMATION "A Modern A ANTHEM Notes from Pastor: PEOPLE: Pastor: THE MORNING PRAYER THE PRAYER OF JESUS THE OFFERTORY PRAYER THE OFFERTORY ANTHEM Go Ye, Into All the World •THE DEDICATION OF TITHES AND OFFERINGS ELEVEN O'CLOCK Ricnard Purvis fellow- oves us. TO 6E Mr. Little. This was followed by scripture readings by J. J. Cov- ington, chairman of the board of trustees; Sarah Hendley, a Christian learner; and Dr. Ruth Elium, a Christian teacher. The Rev. William R. Brantley, district superintendent, delivered the morning worship sermon and spoke to the assembled group gathered to name the building. Mr. Brantley spoke of Mr. Little's dedication, generos- ity and Christianity. The dedication concluded with a prayer and a hymn. 1—TIIIS BUILDING DEDICATED TO GOD IN MEMORY OK THOMAS MARSHALL LITTLE I Mm i a ioioier or tne cross m i tit* tun SHARING OUR FAITH WITH THE CHILDREN INTRODUCTION OF OUR SPEAKER WHAT GOO SAYS Pew 3ible page 8H2 Luke 4:1-13 THE MESSAGE FOR TODAY The Rev. William R. Brantley "We Have Promises to Keeo" WE COMMIT COMMITTING OURSELVES TO A CHRISTIAN LIFE •WE SING OUR COMMITMENT See Insert Jesus I Have Promised Angel's Story {We will follow the choir to the Moroan Street entrance of tne educa- tional Duilding for the service of naming of tne building.) David S. York Doxology NAMING OF THE EDUCATIONAL BUILDING SCRIPTURE SENTENCES The Minister TRIBUTE TO THOMAS MARSHALL LITTLE Charles Little. Jr. Church lay Leader DECLARATION OF PURPOSE " The Mi ni ster SCRIPTURE LESSON J.J. Covington Ecclesiastes 44:1-4, 5-11, 13-15 Chairman of Trustees SCRIPTURE LESSON Sarah Hendley Colossians 3:16-17 A Christian Learner SCRIPTURE LESSON Dr. Ruth Elium Matthew 28:19-20 A Christian Teacher ACT OF NAMING THE BUILDING The Rev. William R. Brantley The Albemarle District Superintendent Dear friends, it 1s with joy that we gather to name this building in memory of a man who was dedicated, generous, and by example a Christian. However, let us give ourselves anew to the service of God: our minds, that they may be renewed after the image of Christ; our bodies, that they may be fit temples for the indwelling of the Holy Spirit; and our labors, that they may be according to God's will, and that their fruit may glorify God's name and serve God's eternal purposes. As we commit ourselves to the Christian faith, I declare that this building shall be called The Thomas M. Little Educational Building, {the plague shall be unveiled by J. Edward McSrlde) 1n the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. THE CLOSING PRAYER In Unison Blest Be the Tie That Binds Dennis 27 ( )f J EI ?ATK 5N First United Methodist Church WadesboTO, fjpnh Carolina In the fall of 1986, plans for the total reno- vation of all the church's facilities got under- way. A goal of $100,000.00 was set by the Trustees for improvements such as painting the sanctuary, paving the parking lot, updat- ing the lighting and electrical system, pur- chasing a new microphone system, applying storm windows, renovating the playground and many more much-needed repairs. The Trustees, after extensive research and study, presented their plan to the Administrative Board in January of 1987, which was ap- proved. In April of 1987, a kick-off banquet set the tone for Operation Renovation. Pledges amounting to $72,000.00 were made at this dinner, followed by indi- vidual contacts that completed the needed goal of $100,000.00. Work on these various projects began in the fall of 1987 with the appli- cation of vinyl siding to the outside of the church building. Op- eration Renovation pro- gressed in 1989 with the expansion and paving of the parking lot, after an additional $6,000.00 was given to complete all the goals. The total cost of ren- ovatingwas $106,000.00. TOMMY FREEMAN MACK ARMSTRONG THIS IS OUR STORY f987 28 (Pur Rentage of ^ustc Music has always played an important part in the ministry of the Methodist Church. John Wesley published a hymnal, Sacred Melody, in 1761, in which he presented his "Directions for Singing." The first "official" hymnal was A Collection of Hymns for the People Called Methodist, published in Lon- don in 1780. From that time on, we have been known as the "singing Methodists." Our local church has a rich tradition of music. We know very little about music in the Salisbury Street church; we can only assume that singing did occur. Perhaps there was a song leader who "lined out" the hymns, or there may have been a choir, with organ accompaniment. After the 1891 church was built, music continued to be an important part of the life of the church. Some of our older members remember a pipe organ that stood on the main floor of the sanctuary. That organ was replaced by an Estey pipe organ, purchased in 1920 for the then exorbitant sum of $3,300.00. In order to accommodate the new organ, an addition to the church had to be built behind the choir loft. The Estey organ served faithfully until the church was torn down in 1959. After the new sanctuary was completed, our music was provided by an electronic organ for a few years. In 1965, we returned to the pipe organ tradition with the installation of a 22-rank Moller pipe organ, the gift of the family of Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Little. Organs in the Chapel have included a Baldwin electronic organ, given by Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Coxe, and a Rodgers pipe/electronic organ, dedicated in 1985. The Rodgers organ was the gift of the family of Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Kiker, Sr. and from the bequests of Mrs. Adam Lockhart and the James W. Plunkett family. Choral organizations in the church include a very active Chancel Choir, Children's Choir, and a youth music and activities group, "Joyful Noise." In addition, handbells are played by adult and youth groups. On Christmas Eve, 1988, we began a campaign to purchase The United Methodist Hymnal. Over 600 hymnals were given in memory or honor of different individuals. These were dedicated on July 30, 1989. As we enter our third century, music will undoubtedly continue to play a vital part of our ministry, as we continue our tradition of being "singing United Methodists." 29 (Above:) The first organ in the 1891 church stood on the floor of the sanctuary. The choir sat on the main floor near the organ. (Right:) The 1920 Estey organ in the old church. (Left:) This picture of the Choir was taken in the fall of 1955. The members were (1-r) Charles Brower, Miss Mary Plunkett, Mrs. Arlene Covington, Miss Anne Little Masemore, Mrs. Louise Royal, Miss Jennie Lee Davis, and Robert Brower. The Reverend Dwight Mullis was pastor. 30 Women's Organizations with National In cooperation January Guild Month ^ch» n s iee each year the vve ■ church Guild of First Metho ay was highlighted at the morning ^"f^day -ere pr-- Flowers for tne * of -nted^y ^^"-ordinator. Mrs . Ben Dunlap, c Mrs. Dunlap made a te f and P rese 1 nted Vl ^ t0 Mrs. Ed Mc- Li fe Membership to i & a Bride who has , neve most meeting, and "Who ^ g cap . every office in tne b hyTBn at le manner^ In and mem . -as sung by the ^ ^^ bers of tne b ^j. &CL ed. ' " OUR PURPOSE, pledged in un i son The purpose of Ihe Women's Society of Christian Service and Wesleyan Service Guild shall be to help women grow in the knowledge and ex- perience of God as revealed in Jesus Christ; to challenge them to respond to God's redemptive purpose in the world; to unite them in a Christian fellowship to make Christ known throughout the world; and to develop a personal responsibility for the whole task of the church. Toward the realization of this purpose, the Women's Society and the Wesleyan Service Guild shall provide opportunities and resources to meet the needs and interests of women; to increase their knowledge of the concerns and responsibilities of the church in the world; and to share in Christian witness, service, and missionary outreach. The Women's Society and Guild shall enlist workers and secure funds for the fulfillment of their responsibility in the mission of the church at home and overseas. Past Presidents Earliest Organizations Mrs. Julia Vernon Ross Miss Marion Craig Mrs. Kathleen Atkinson Mrs. Ethel Kiker Women's Society of Christian Service Mrs. Ethel Kiker Mrs. Elizabeth Lockhart Mrs. Bessie Blalock Mrs. Tabitha Jones Mrs. Jennie Brasington Mrs. Nancy Leavitt Mrs. Lomie Lou Cooke Mrs. Hannah Robinson Mrs. Catharine Little Mrs. Louise Huntley Mrs. Sally Maner Mrs. Virginia Gaddy Mrs. Mary Burns Wesleyan Service Guild Coordinators: Mrs. Pearle Lary Lawson Mrs. Lula Dunlap Mrs. Jennings Fogleman Presidents: Miss Hazel Tice Mrs. Lucy McBride Mrs. Oretta Jones Mrs. Rachel Brower Mrs. Avis Smethie Mrs. Mae Burns Mrs. Laura Pratt Dr. Ruth Elium Mrs. Wayne Ellis Mrs. Nell Brower Mrs. Harriett Alexander Mrs. Virginia Gaddy United Methodist Women Mrs. Miriam Home Mrs. Gina Crawford Mrs. Virginia Gaddy Mrs. Catharine Little Mrs. Rebecca Puryear Mrs. Elizabeth Constantian Dr. Ruth Elium Mrs. Corinne Nicholson Mrs. Lou Covington Mrs. Elsie Potter 31 The official emblem for United Meth- odist Women as well as for The United Methodist Church combines the cross and a flame. The cross and flame are ancient symbols of Christ and Pentecost. The shape of the em- blem is fluid and freeflowing, sugges- ting change and mobility. "... I now remind you to stir into flame the gift of God which is within you." (II Timo- thy 1:6a NEB) Our heritage is one of sacrifice, witness, and service. The emblem serves as a continuing reminder of both opportunity and obligation. Past and Present United Methodist Women Organizationally, United Methodist Women is the successor to the home and foreign missionary societies, the ladies aide, parson- age societies, woman's missionary societies, woman's auxiliaries, Wesleyan service guilds, and woman's societies of Christian service of the seven predecessor denominations now comprising The United Methodist Church. UMW is those same groups in each congregation organized for mission. Local units relate directly to district and con- ference organizations of United Methodist Women and to the Wom- an's Division of the General Board of Global Ministries. A Centennial Era as United Methodist Women, which commemo- rated 100 years of women's organizations in Methodism, was cele- brated from April, 1983 through April, 1986. A history of our local UMW traces our women's involvement in missions for 75 of those first 100 years of Methodism in America. We are continuing in this tradition. 32 PASTORS WHO HAVE SERVED |ftr»t Pttitel £Mp£*t Qttpxxtt\ 1834 - Kenneth Murchison 1835 - John H. Robinson 1836 - Allen McCorquodale 1837 - 38 - Daniel G. McDaniel 1839 - Arch B. McGilvery 1840 - 41 - Ira L. Potter 1842 - Samuel W. Capers 1843 - Henry H. Durant 1844 - 45 - Samuel Leard 1846 - Theophilus Huggins 1847 - Charles S. Walker 1848 - 49 - Joseph H. Wheeler 1850 - Tracy R. Walsh 1851 - 52 - Charles S. Walker 1853 - Thomas Mitchell 1854 - William W. Wood 1855 - 56 - Osgood A. Darby 1857 - L. A. Johnson 1858 - F. Milton Kennedy 1859 - Lewis H. Little 1860 - 61 - H. C. Parsons 1862 - 63 - Samuel J. Hill 1864 - Algernon S. Link 1865 - Thomas J. Clyde 1866 - 69 - E. W. Thompson 1870 - R. R. Pegues 1871 - 72 - M. V. Sherrill 1873 - 74 - G. J. Brent 1875 - Bernice B. Culbreth 1876 - James W. Wheeler 1877 - 78 - Thomas W. Guthrie 1879 - Pinckney L. Groome 1880 - 83 - William S. Rone 1884 - Fred B. Swindell 1885 - 86 - William C. Cannon 1887 - 88 - J. Edwin Thompson 1889 - 91 - Thomas A. Boone 1892 - Frank L. Townsend 1893 - 94 - C. G. Little 1894 - 96 - T. P. Bonner 1896 - 1900 - Parker Holmes 1900 - 01 - F. H. Wood 1901 - 03 - D. M. Litaker 1903 - 07 - M. A. Smith 1907 - 11 - J. H. West 1911 - 15 - G. D. Harman 1915 - 17 - A. L. Plyler 1917 - 18 - A. L. Stanford 1918 - 20 - E. R. Welch 1920 - 21 - C. A. Wood 1921 - 24 - W. R. Shelton 1924 - 26 - J. H. Armbrust 1926 - 27 - Carlock Hawk 1927 - 28 - W. O. Goode 1928 - 32 - W. B. Davis 1932 - 35 - G. B. Clemmer 1935 - 39 - Paul Hardin, Jr. 1939 - 40 - T. F. Higgins 1940 - 44 - C. P. Bowles 1944 - 48 - W. K. Goodson 1948 - 50 - J. E. Carroll 1950 - 54 - Walter L. Lanier 1954 - 57 - Dwight B. Mullis 1957 - 60 - E. Paul Hamilton 1960 - 64 - D. Moody Nifong 1964 - 67 - Harley Dickson 1967 - 71 - Ernest D. Page 1971 - 73 - Horace McSwain 1973 - 76 - N. Carson Williams 1976 - 80 - Bill E. Bass 1980 - 82 - A. C. Kennedy 1982 - 85 - James B. Long, Jr. 1986 - present - Mack M. Armstrong 33 AS FAR BACK AS WE COULD DETERMINE, THESE SERVED AS . DIRECTORS OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Mrs. Robert D. Edwards Miss Mary Ruth Thompson Miss Anna Tesh Miss Marietta Harrison Miss Nancy Ingram Miss Katherine Bannister Miss Marion Craig Mrs. Doris Page Mr. Bryan Fox Mrs. Frances Harrington Mrs. Pat Smith Mrs. Gail Litaker Mrs. Pauline Jarrell Miss Mary Steele Mrs. Vickie Molaro Mrs. Marilee Huntley SECRETARIES Mrs. Lula Dunlap Miss Mary Lou Streater Mrs. Louise Lively Mrs. Elsie Potter Mrs. Sue Burr Mrs. Shelba Boone CHOIR DIRECTORS AND/OR ORGANISTS HOUSEKEEPING Mr. Jack Ingram Mr. Tim Bennett Mr. Thomas Spencer Mrs. Eula Gaddy Mrs. Esther Hubbard Mr. Pear Williams Mrs. Anne Thomas Mr. Ernest Johnson Mrs. Hazel Hildreth Mrs. Lula Dunlap Mrs. Bessie Ledbetter Mrs. Madge Ridenhour Mrs. Kathleen Marsh Mrs. Goldie Gulledge Mrs. Louise Huntley Mrs. Pauline Moore Mrs. Lomie Lou Cooke Miss Frances Little Mrs. Marie Whisnant Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor Mr. Harry Lenhoff Mrs. Lib Huntley Miss Louise Furr Mr. Bryan Fox Mrs. Sandra Walser Miss Nancy Elledge Miss Mary Steele Mrs. Gail Litaker Mr. Charles Litaker ... IN OUR CHURCH DID YOU KNOW 35 • • «... that in the olden days, Friday was considered "Fast Day" followed by "Love Feast" on Sunday morning in our church? «... that while First Methodist was part of a circuit, it was a custom to have both a junior and senior preacher, with the salary of the junior preacher amounting to $150.00? «... that after a usual Sunday morning service, class meetings were held for the purpose of allowing class leaders to examine anyone who might be ques- tionable in regard to their spiritual life? No member was allowed to dance, go to a circus, or wear flowers on their bonnets or frills on their skirts. "Mrs. Fannie Coppedge McCormick, a saintly member of the Methodist Church at Wadesboro . . . was brought before the church class meeting for having frills on her dress when she was a girl." «... that Yankee soldiers made one of our fine preachers, Mr. H. C. Parsons, ride a mule with no saddle six miles to his plantation to get his silverware and other valuables for them during the Civil War? Not being very strong, Mr. Par- sons died soon after this. «... that the location of our present church was once used for a hotel operated by Joseph Sullivan, grandfather of Miss Bessie Plunkett? «... that, in 1787, Beverly Allen, a Methodist minister sent to Georgia to preach, stopped in Anson County and wrote to John Wesley that hundreds of people flocked to hear the "Word of the Lord?" • . . . that our sanctuary will seat 600 people and contains 48 pews? «... that the cross on top of the steeple is an 8 foot satin aluminum structure and that the steeple itself towers 130 feet into the sky? «... that the following names are written on the topmost level - 115 feet above ground level - of our church steeple, just below spire: George Pendleton, Jan Miller, Billy Bass, Reeves Fowler, Fred Sparger, and Danny Ellis? . . . that Mrs. Bessie Little was present for the 1892 dedication of the old church which used to be on the corner, and for the 1966 dedication of the new sanctu- ary (our present sanctuary)? «... that former ministers, Paul Hardin, Jr. and Ken Goodson, were later elect- ed Bishops of the United Methodist Church. The bicentennial historical document was researched and compiled by the 1989-90 History Committee, consisting of the following members: Elsie Potter, Chairperson-Mack M. Armstrong, Pastor; Ed McBride; Charles Litaker; Jack Covington; and Vickie Molaro. 36 IIS w*"% . ;*?*.. iJ*, <f\ I \k\\ *%w1 \ 1 ^HB \ 1 SBS i 1 tsi I '<«■ k \%m m **im m **■ ff ■ ■. *?i! E& ^1 S& i 77ie Energizers Club was formed in 1989 for the adult members of our church who are over the age of forty. The purpose of this group is to provide social activities and fellowship for the older adult faction of our congregation. BISHOP PAUL HARDIN, JR. • • SERVED OUR CHURCH 1935-1939 MEMBERS WHO ENTERED THE MINISTRY . . . DAVID M. RORIE RANDY H. TARLTON GLENN S. GRIFFITHS RICHARD S. COVINGTON JANICE HARRINGTON D. BRYAN FOX, JR. LLOYD GRIFFITH, JR. MARION CRAIG NIFONG, DIACONAL MINISTER Each year, many of our children attended Camp Nixon (right) and Camp Tekoa (above) during summer seasons. This picture of Camp Nixon was made in 1952. The Camp Tekoa pictures were made in 1989. At First Church, the huge Chrismon tree is a traditional fix- ture in our sanctuary during the month of December. At Easter time in the old sanctuary of the 1891 church, this scene was a familiar tradition. (Below) GRACE METHODIST CHURCH (GRACE SENIOR CENTER) Grace Methodist Church, organized on July 12, 1953, under the consultation of Reverend Walter L. Lanier, provided South Wades- boro with a Methodist church and Sunday school. In 1960, this con- gregation was provided with a new brick church constructed on Chesterfield Road, using stained glass windows and pews from the 1891 First Methodist Church razed in 1959. In 1980, this church closed and became known as the Grace Senior Center. HANNA CHAPEL Hanna Chapel Methodist Church, assigned to the New-Hope Bethel Charge, has a deed of Novem- ber 1, 1951, and was formed from a combined membership of First Methodist Church. For many years, these two churches shared pastors as well. | MM0VMKB FRIENDSHIP CLUB The Friendship Club is an organization of senior citizens from all areas of Anson Coun- ty whose purpose is to provide social interac- tion, fellowship, activities, and community service. OUTREACH THROUGH THE WEEK SCHOOL Through The Week School provides a play-school atmo- sphere of social interaction and fellowship with peers paral- leled with various theme units correlated to the seasons and holidays of the year. Activities include music, art, stories, movies, field trips, special programs health and nutrition, and basic pre-school skills (numbers, colors, letters, etc.) taught with Christian love and understanding. AFTER SCHOOL HELPING HANDS After School Helping Hands is an after school program designated to help working parents have a safe, secure, and progressive place for their children to stay in the after- noons when school is over. This local mission program of the church offers love and care for the children of our community through good leadership, scheduled activities and clean, secure surroundings. BUILDERS TEAM Pictured here, representing the Builders Team on a mission to complete a sanctuary in Acapulco, Mexico in March of 1990, are Clyde and Morris Beverly from our church, and other members of the team. This West- ern North Carolina Conference sponsored mission program has promoted the construc- tion of churches and educational buildings in Central America for many years. MINISTRIES »— + ya = ^'* ^smtarsfytp The Rose Window from the 1891 church . . . now located at Forestville United Methodist Church, Lilesville, N.C. 41 First United Methodist Church Official Membership as of January 1, 1990 Hilda P. Adcock Harriet B. Alexander Elizabeth H. Allen Libby Allen Carroll C. Anderson Carolyn Armstrong Frances D. Armstrong Mark Armstrong Sara C. Aubry William Aubry Debbie S. Barnes Anna H. Baucora DeAhn Baucom Lonnie Baucom Nicole Baucom Terri A. Baucom Henry Benton, Jr. Clyde Beverly, Jr. C. Morris Beverly, III Eli Beverly Doris M. Bias William Bias Edith H. Billingsley Willard Billingsley David Blalock Laura T. Blalock Benton Bowers Daniel Bowers, Jr. Daniel Bowers, III Joyce Ann Bowers Kenn R. Bowers Margaret S. Bowers Sally H. Braley B. Clifton Brasington Benjamin C. Brasington, Jr. Benjamin C. Brasington, III Patsy P. Brasington Robert Brasington Elizabeth M. Braswell Tim Braswell Charles Brower Laura Brower Nell B. Brower Robert Brower William Brower James Bruney Sandra Z. Bruney Allen Burns Frances W. Burns George Burns James Burns, Jr. Joyce M. Burns Mae C. Burns Mary W. Burns Preston Burns Sammy Burns Bobby Burr Joseph C. Burr Joseph C. Burr, Jr. Richard Burr Sue M. Burr Dottie G. Burrows Evelyn M. Capel William Capel William Capel, Jr. Brian Capell Jeffrey Capell Kerry Capell Leslie W. Capell Debbie H. Capps Cornelia G. Caudle Jeff Caudle Michele S. Caudle Ann Chandler Daisy G. Chandler John Chandler, Jr. Maxine H. Childs Bryant Christie Catherine T. Christie Debra S. Christie Kenneth Christie Allen Clark Allen E. Clark Eugenia M. Clark Ray Clayton Peggy D. Cloud Rebecca B. Cockman Hallet T. Coggin Elizabeth B. Constantian Richard Constantian Richard Constantian, Jr. Sara Constantian Chauncey Cooke John M. Cooke J. Martin Cooke, Jr. Lomie Lou M. Cooke Stuart Cooke Emma G. Coppedge Milton Cornwell Anne M. Covington Cindy Covington Dunlap Covington Fred Covington Imogene M. Covington Jack Covington Lou H. Covington Linda L. Cowan Misty Cowan Michael Cox Gina L. Crawford John Crawford Jeff Crawford Patricia T. Crowell Edith S. Currie Lum Currie Ruth W. Currie Minnie Lou T. Daniels Rebecca S. Darling Mary H. Davenport Elizabeth Davis Jennie Lee Davis Lula Ann P. Davis Pines Davis Robert Davis Robert Davis, Jr. Thomas Davis, Jr. Judith J. Deen Patricia O. Deese Sarah Virginia Dunlap Ruth Elium Janice C. Estwanik Jennings R. Fogleman Eric Forbes Felix Forbes Patricia B. Forbes Lucile C. Ford Dora Bennett L. Forrest Ben Freeman Nancy R. Freeman Tommy Freeman Connie H. Fry Ada T. Gaddy Eula C. Gaddy Mary Neal B. Gaddy Mary S. Gaddy Gable Gathings Edgar Gathings Melissa J. Gathings Ann G. Gilliam Elsie M. Gillis Herman Gillis Carey Godwin Rebecca W. Godwin Sanford Godwin Cecelia A. Gordon Bennett Gordon Bernice P. Gordon Callie M. Graves Edna Gray John Edgar Gray John E. Gray, III Juliett T. Gray Mary Jane W. Gray Miriam B. Gray Elwood Greene Elwood Greene, Jr. Kelly G. Griggs Susan W. Hallman Mary L. Ham Louise B. Hamer Marvin Hamer 42 Phillip Haraer Boyce Hamilton Ruth A. Hamilton Alan Hanna Cherrie P. Hanna Davis S. Hanna Everette Hanna Gail L. Hanna Rebecca R. Hanna Walter Hanna W. W. Hanna, Jr. Lawson Hardison Selene L. Hardison Charles Haskell Elizabeth W. Haskell Eric Haskell Paulette R. Hasty Richard Hasty Lara Hendley Margaret D. Hendley Miriam G. Hendley Ross Hendley Sarah Hendley Beulah R. Henley Sandra Higgenbotham Cindy Y. Hildreth Margaret B. Hildreth Julia Hill Louise Hill Risden Hill Bernard Hodges Harry Hodges, Jr. Nancy M. Hodges Nancy Hodges Martha C. Hooks Charles Home Claude Home Kenneth Home Kenneth Home, Jr. Mabel H. Home Miriam M. Home Hilda Horton Catharine Hough Georgia W. Hough Louise S. Hough Thomas Hough T. W. Hough, Jr. Douglas Howard Kathryn A. Howard Dovie Howell Bettie B. Huntley Billy F. Huntley Brown Huntley, III Charles Huntley, Jr. Dorothy C. Huntley Eddie Huntley Edmund Huntley Elizabeth G. Huntley Evalyn A. Huntley Harry Huntley Helen R. Huntley Henry Huntley, Jr. James Huntley Joan D. Huntley Joe Huntley Kenneth Huntley Lisa Huntley Marilee W. Huntley Nancy G. Huntley Robert Huntley Ross M. Huntley Ruby W. Huntley Sandy C. Huntley Sarah G. Huntley Thomas Huntley Valeta R. Huntley William H. Huntley, III Will Huntley Harleston M. Hurst James Hurst, Jr. Kate A. Ingram Alan Jackson Christopher Jackson David Jackson Adgie M. James Barry James Brenda W. James Stella H. Jarrell James Jasmin Mary S. Jasmin Nancy M. Jenkins Walter Jenkins, III Carol A. Johnson John Johnson John Johnson, Jr. Carol B. Jones Peggy O. Keller Paul Kiker, Jr. Paul Kiker, III York Kiker Charles Kiser Charles Kiser, Jr. Robin W. Knight Ann W. Land John Land Lisa Land Taunya Land Harvey Leavitt, Jr. Harvey Leavitt, III Nancy S. Leavitt Vickie W. Leavitt Judy K. Lim Virginia G. Lineberry Grace M. Lipe R. A. Lipe, Jr. Christie Lisenby Mary Beth S. Lisenby Thomas Lisenby Charles Litaker Chuck Litaker Gail S. Litaker Katie Litaker Allen Little Catharine S. Little Charles Little Cynthia H. Little Henry Little, III Lucy P. Little Mary Louise R. Little Millie W. Little Rhonda D. Little William Little, II William Little III Nancy H. Long Linda G. Lorbacher Betty C. Lowe Janet D. Lowe John Lowe Kent Lowe Margaret T. Lowe Mark Lowe Spencer Lowe Andrew Maner Elizabeth Maner Fleetwood Maner Georgia G. Maner Sally K. Maner Annie Ruth K. Marsh Clara H. Marsh Fred Ross Marsh Herman Marsh Kathleen H. Marsh Samuel Marsh Stanley Marsh Lila H. Martin Ann Little Masemore Barbara W. Mathews David Mathews George Matthews Kip Matthews Louise R. Matthews Michael Matthews Lisa R. Mattocks Edward McBride, Jr. Lucy H. McBride Thomas McBride Barry McCuiston Anne R. McLean Mary Louise Medley Peggy L. Mitchell Alicia Molaro Allen Molaro John Molaro Phillip Molaro Vickie W. Molaro Ailene C. Moore Andrew Moore Diane Moore Jane S. Moore Julia W. Moore Kathy Moore Nelline Moore Minnie Lee B. Moore Brenda L. Morgan David Morgan Kristie Morgan Ralph Morgan Richard Morris Craft B. Morrison Ruth G. Morton Linda Murphy Madeliene F. Murphy 43 Michael Murphy Richard Murphy Richard Murphy, Jr. Bernice L. Murray Alan Myers Barbara D. Myers David Myers David Nash Arthur Newkirk, III Corinne L. Nicholson Effie Nicholson John Nicholson, III John Harvey Nicholson, IV Marion C. Nifong Mary Lambeth T. Nolan Charles Northcutt David Northcutt Charles Odom, Jr. Corrie A. Odom L. L. Odom, HI Mack Odom Mary H. Odom William Harry Odom Willie P. Odom, Jr. Willie P. Odom, HI Gene Olmstead Mae A. Olmstead Murray Olmstead Anna H. Padgett Armando Pesce Eleanor C. Pesce Monica J. Phillips Michael Pinkston Pamela Pinkston Peggy B. Pinkston Randy Pinkston Robert Pinkston Todd Pinkston Elsie T. Potter John Potter, Jr. Ellie Powers Neill Powers Kermit Pratt Laura T. Pratt George Puryear Kathy Puryear Rebecca S. Puryear Steve Puryear Elsie H. Ratliff Mae L. Ratliff Mary Charles H. Ratliff Ray Ratliff Ruth R. Ratliff Claudia M. Ratliffe Gretchen Ratliffe Louise L. Ratliffe Marshall Ratliffe, Jr. Marshall Plyde Ratliffe Foye L. Ray Marshall Ray William Ray Lois G. Rayfield Hubert Rayfield Carrie J. Rambisz Jane S. Rivers Roberet Rivers Hannah W. Robinson Mary Bryan H. Rogel Marjorie H. Rogers Richard Rogers Richard Roper, Jr. Emmitte Rorie Gerald Rorie Patricia C. Rorie Ruby C. Rorie George Ross, Jr. Eloise C. Rywack Edna S. Sargent Donovan Scarboro Julie B. Schnitker Edward Schweitzer Helen Z. Schweitzer Michael Schweitzer Alan Short Herbert Short Janis S. Sikes Melissa D. Sikes Russell Sikes McDonald Simmons Wayne T. Simmons Avis H. Smethie William Smethie Dennis Snow Josie L. Snow Annabel A. Stanback George Stanback, HI Grace S. Stanback Pickett Stanback Mary P. Steffy Carolyn F. Stephens E. L. Stephens Lucy S. Stephenson Ronald Stiles Gary Stowe Nell R. Strickland Thomas Strickland Thomas Strickland, Jr. Geoffery Stuart Robert Stuart Scott Stuart Mildred H. Stutes Crysta G. Suite Arthur Summers Jo H. Summers Susan B. Talbert Richard Tamura Alma Lee B. Tarlton Barbara Tarlton James Tarlton, Jr. Linda Tarlton Patti Tarlton Rena Tarlton Rowena R. Tarlton Sandy Tarlton Ward Tarlton Ward Tarlton, Jr. Elizabeth Taylor Elizabeth L. Taylor H. P. Taylor, Jr. Hoyt Taylor, III Joyce Taylor Lockhart Taylor Maggie H. Taylor Robert Taylor Robert Taylor, Jr. R. G. Taylor Fred Teal Helen W. Teal Ruth H. Teal Tommy Teal Adrienne W. Thomas David Thomas, Jr. David Thomas, HI Dorothy L. Thomas Louise H. Thomas Mary S. Thompson Hazel Tice Fred Tillman Arnette W. Tolhurst Elsie G. Treadaway Agnes C. Tucker Beverly B. Tucker Cornelia W. Tucker J. David Tucker Frances R. Tucker Frank Tucker James E. Tucker James W. Tucker Jeff Tucker Leigh Tucker Linda D. Tucker Myrtle S. Tucker Walter Turner Pamela H. Turner Ola H. Tyner James VonCannon Mary Alice B. VonCannon Rosa L. Wall Ann C. Wallace Frank Wallace, Jr. Wade Wallace Hazel L. Walters Tommy Walters Rachel T. Warren Oneta M. Watkins Elizabeth S. Watts Jennifer Watts Julie Watts Harold Whitaker Margaret L. Whitaker Bobby Williams Carol M. Williams Juanita L. Williams Bobby Winfree Fannie Winfree George Winfree Jimmy Winfree Julia M. Winfree Laney H. Wingate Mary Pines C. Wood Suzanne M. Wood Margaret H. Yokley 44 ADCOCK, BOYCE & HILDA JONATHAN SHUE ANDERSON, LIN & CAROLL RYE, DRU ARMSTRONG, CAROLYN ARMSTRONG, MACK & FRANCES ARMSTRONG, MARK W. BASS, BILL E. & MARJORIE BAUCOM, LONNIE & ANNA BILLINGSLEY, BILL jr. " : * : ■v W*»|'"*^_j iMhk j^BB^k\ jffmm Y&i>r ''.J^BIl \ Sen ■ BLALOCK, DAVID & LAURA BOWERS, BENTON & MARGARET BOWERS, DANNY & KENN MAGGIE, JILL, DANIEL, WILL BRASINGTON, BENJAMIN PATSY ROBERT, BENJY III BRASINGTON, BENJY SHARLIA B. RAGAN, JANET B. COFFMAN BRASINGTON, CLIFF It ■ BROCK, ANTHONY i MARTHA BRIAN, MATTHEW BROWER, CHARLES KEN & GAIL HUGG^NS, TY & RACHEL BLAKE 45 BROWER, LAURA F. BROWER, ROB & NELL BRUNEY, SANDRA BURNS, GEORGE & MAE BURNS, PRESTON & MARY BURR, BOBBY & LYNN BURR, JOSEPH C. JR. & SUE BURR, RICHARD & RENAE ASHTON CAMPBELL, ANN R. ANN, KATY, KYLE CAPELL, KERRY & LESLIE JEFFREY, BRIAN L ^ CAUDLE, JEFF & MICKIE CHILDS, MAXINE CHRISTIE, DEBRA LAURA CLARK, ALLEN E. CLARK, EUGENIA COFFMAN, JANET BRASINGTON 46 CONSTANTIAN, R. K. & LIB COOKE, JOHN M. & LOMIE COPPEDGE, EMMA COVINGTON, JACK & LOU COVINGTON, W. DUNLAP & ANNE COWAN, LINDA MISTY CRAWFORD, JEFF & BETTY ANN AMY, JOHN EDWARD CURRIE, EDITH CURRIE, LUM & RUTH DANIELS, MINNIE LOU • ■ ■■ ■ ' Iri t_ i i DAVIS, PINES DAVIS, ROBERT & LULA ANN DAVIS, ROBERT JR. DEEN, FLOYD & JUDY JASON, CANDI, JULIE ELIUM, RUTH ELLIS, DAN & CINDY KELLY, REBECCA, AMY 47 "Ml *mi '' L 3, tig v "''■■- ■■''J*t ff # igfr. *3 ^>^^fc fj • f ; m ■' ■ : W^t^lM ^B "^, ^w ^Lr*~~ w ^Bh HEi ■£ V FORBES, EARNEST & PAT SCOTT, FELIX, ERIC FORD, LUCILE C. FREEMAN, TOMMY & NANCY BEN, MARK, KATY GADDY, ADA - :_ ' ft Ty * '!■>* ' Wpj$K& V ^HSSMb *^- .I v^>s yj$ Jf\ GADDY, MARY GADDY, MARY NEAL GATHINGS, EDDIE GABLE ^1 GATHINGS, EMMA B. | GILLIS, HERMAN & ELSIE GODWIN, CAREY B. & BECKY GORDON, BERNICE GRAVES, CALLIE GRAY, JOHN E. JR. & MIRIAM GRAY, JUDY GRAY, MARY JANE GREENE, ELWOOD 48 GRIGGS, ROHN & KELLY G HAMER, MARVIN & LOUISE HAMILTON, BOYCE & RUTH HAMILTON, E. PAUL & CATHERINE HANCOCK, NANNIE LOU HANNA, ALAN & GAIL SANDY, MELANIE, ALISON HANNA, EVERETTE & CHERRIE HANNA, WALTER JAKE & REBECCA HARDISON, WILLIAM & SELENE WILLIAM JR., LAUREN, MARISSA HARKEY, KENT & EDNA CHANDLER ANNA CHRISTIAN HASKELL, CHARLES & BETSY HASTY, RICHARD , PAULETTE CHARLIE HENDLEY, MARGARET HENDLEY, ROSS & SISSY LARA, SARAH HENLEY, MRS. MARVIN (BEULAH) HILDRETH, MARGARET 19 HILL, JULIA HILL, LOUISE HORNE, CHARLES & DIANE WESLEY, CHRISTOPHER, NICHOLAS HORNE, KENNY & JANE ASHLEY HOUGH, T. W. JR. & LOUISE CATHARINE, JULIA HUNTLEY, BILLY & LIB LISA HUNTLEY, EDMUND & JOAN "TOT" m P|^B»lL ■ "■■■?*'':■'.•■ • 1 " Ik. i %L ilPn ^*&ffl " HUNTLEY, HARRY & BETTIE HUNTLEY, NANCY HUNTLEY, R. JOE & SANDY JUSTIN HUNTLEY, ROBERT & EVALYN Hj ..^.^ . *-*■- ■*-■ J ■■ j 1 1 A f^rdfe jh y -J SB- , -w- .-■ mr 1 ra^ tf v HUNTLEY, TOMMY & ROSS THOMAS HUNTLEY, W. HENRY JR. & RUBY WILLIAM H. Ill HUNTLEY, W. KENNETH & MARILEE WILL, MARIETTE HURST. HARLESTON 50 JACKSON, ALAN CARRI, DAVID, ALEX, CHRIS JAMES, E. J. & ADGIE KELLER, PEGGY O. LUCY NASH KIKER, PAUL III & BARBARA (BJ) AUSTIN KIKER, YORK LEAVITT, HARVEY & VICKIE RISER, CHARLES JR. "CHUCK" LAND, JOHN & ANN LIPE, R. A. & GRACE LISENBY, MARY BETH CHRISTIE, MARK LITTLE, BILL & MILLIE LITTLE, CHARLES & LUCY LITTLE, HENRY W. Ill , CYNTHIA CARLY, HOLLY LANE, CHRIS & MARION COLLEEN, KATIE LITTLE, MRS. THOMAS M. 51 LITTLE, WILLIAM B. Ill & RHONDA ASHLEY if">\ JP3 Wk w 1 ■ */#■ .— , mf fe ^ . LOWE, JOHN T. & BETTY- LOWE, MARK & JANET GARRETT LOWE, SPENCER & MARGARET V ''■in-' • .■ i W/ ndM MANER, ELIZABETH MANER, FLEET & SALLY MANER, JEFF & SHARON MARSH, FRED & CLARA 'IV MARSH, HERMAN & ANNIE RUTH MARSH, KATHLEEN MARTIN, LILA MASEMORE, ANN LITTLE MATTHEWS, GEORGE & LOUISE McBRIDE, J. 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WILLIAM & AVIS 54 SNOW, DENNIS & JOSIE STANBACK, BARBARA STANBACK, GRACE STANBACK, PICKETT & ANNABEL STEPHENS, E. L. & CAROLYN STEPHENSON, LUCY STEWART, PENNY . ■ . ■■ ..'■'.; ■:, ■■;■' ii ^^_^;:r'. | 1 J 1 1 fell SUMMERS, ARTHUR & JO TALBERT, SUSAN B. TAMURA, RICHARD K. TARLTON, ALMA TARLTON, BARBARA R. TARLTON, JAMES B. JR. TARLTON, RANDY TARLTON, SANDY 55 TARLTON, WARD JR. & DARLENE GERALD, LINDSAY TARLTON, WARD G. & ROWENA TAYLOR, BOB & MAGGIE TEAL, FRED & HELEN THOMPSON, H. MASON & MARY TICE, HAZEL TREADWAY, ELSIE TUCKER, BEVERLY LEIGH, ELIZABETH TUCKER, FANNIE TUCKER, FRANK & AGNES TUCKER, JIM & CORNELIA TUCKER, LINDA DAVID, JEFF TUCKER, MYRTLE TURNER, WALTER R. & PAMELA VONCANNON, JAMES , MARY ALICE WARREN, RACHEL 56 WATKINS, ONETA WATTS, GEORGE & ELIZABETH JENNIFER, JULIE WILLIAMS, BOBBY & CAROL JUSTIN WILLIAMS, JUANITA WINFREE, FANNIE W. n ■E «=^* m HP^" . - : ^^H ^^-. ■ '■ .^flttk. ■* La'I w'* *■"* 5^r ^^b Kl lEiLil'w**-' - **! "SWA IR - * ■ WINFREE, JULIA JIMMY, BOBBY, GEORGE, HOLLY WOOD, MARY PINES SUBMITTALS BARNES, TERRY & DEBBIE S. BOWERS, DIANE BOWERS, JOYCE ANN CRAWFORD, JOHN & GINA HANNA, DAVIS HORNE, KENNETH & MIRIAM INGRAM, JOHN & PATRICIA JENNY, CARTER LANG, ESTHER A. 57 McLEOD, TOMMY & CELLANE LANDIS d ' MEDLEY, MARY LOUISE MOLARO, ALLEN & VICKIE PHILLIP, ALICIA OLMSTEAD, GENE JR. POTTER, JOHN & ELSIE SCHWEITZER, MICHAEL & KATHY SUITE, CRYSTA GRAY TILLMAN, FRED WHITAKER, HAROLD . MARGARET (' 58 FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, WADESBORO, NC FAMILY ROSTER ADCOCK, Boyce & Hilda Jonathan Shue 308 Breslin St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-6855 ALEXANDER, Earl & Harriet Rt. 3, Box 30 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3271 ALLEN, Libby Rt. 2, Box 96 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-5664 ALLEN, Mrs. R. P. (Elizabeth) Rt. 2, Box 96 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-5664 ANDERSON, Olin Jr. (Lin) & Carroll; Rye, Dru 1216 Morven Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2726 ARMSTRONG, Carolyn 1242 St. Julian St. Charlotte, NC 28205 376-3343 ARMSTRONG, Mack & Frances 207 Hall St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2719 ARMSTRONG, Mark 1242 St. Julian St. Charlotte, NC 28205 376-3343 AUBRY, William (Bill) & Sara 1216 Shannon Dr. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2255 B BARNES, Terry & Debbie 3250 Buffaloe Rd. Clayton, NC 27520 BAUCOM, John & Terri Nikki, Katie, John Allen Dr., P.O. Box 1407 Marshville, NC 28103 624-5558 BAUCOM, Lonnie & Anna DeAhn, Nicole, Samantha 105 Brent St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-5981 BENTON, Henry Jr. US Element, Live Oak APO NY, NY 09055 BEVERLY, Clyde Jr. 707 Peach St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3859 BEVERLY, Eli Rt. 2, Box 79 Mt. Gilead, NC 27306 BEVERLY, Morris III & Suzanne 254 School St. #2 Somerville, MA 02145 BIAS, William (Bill) & Doris 211 Williamsburg Ln. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2769 BILLINGSLEY, Willard (Bill) & Edith 302 E. Morgan St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3496 BLALOCK, David & Laura 303 W. Wade St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2391 BOWERS, Benton & Margaret 1901 Club Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2712 BOWERS, Daniel Jr. (Danny) & Kennedy (Kenn); Daniel, Will, Jill, Maggie 421 Lee Ave. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-9089 BOWERS, Joyce Ann 172 Turnwood Ln. Winston-Salem, NC 27104 BRALY, Paul & Sally 404 Old Fox Tr. Durham, NC 27713 BRASINGTON, B. C. (Cliff) 602 Woodland Dr. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3576 BRASINGTON, B. C. Ill (Benjy) 147 Lennox Dr. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2777 BRASINGTON, B. C. Jr. (Benjy) & Patsy; Robert 147 Lennox Dr. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2777 BRASWELL, Mrs. S. C. (Elizabeth) 215 Morven Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3655 BRASWELL, Tim 215 Morven Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 BROWER, Charles Rt. 3, Box 21 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3655 694-4253 BROWER, Miss Laura Rt. 3, Box 20 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4294 BROWER, Robert (Rob) & Nell Chesterfield Rd., P.O. Box 136 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4254 BROWER, William P.O. Box 1579 Pawleys Island, SC 29585 59 BRUNEY, James & Sandra Robbie, Geoffrey, Scott Stuart 104 Lakeview Dr. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-5211 BURNS, Allen & Joyce Rt. 1, Box 191 Polkton, NC 28135 BURNS, George & Mae 1313 Morven Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2565 BURNS, James Jr. (Jim) 812 Burns St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2779 BURNS, Mrs. James (Frances) 812 Burns St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2779 BURNS, Preston & Mary 205 Woodside Dr. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4391 BURNS, Sammy Rt. 1, Box 283 West Jefferson, NC 28694 BURR, Joseph (Joe) & Sue 418 S. Lansford Dr. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2239 BURR, Joseph Jr. (Joey) & Sheila Tiffany Kay Rt. 2, Box 10 Peachland, NC 28133 272-7038 BURR, Richard & Renae Ashton Nicole 1004 Pecan St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-9569 BURR, Robert (Bobby) & Lynn Rt. 2, Box 170 Albemarle, NC 28001 (704) 983-9385 BURROWS, Sam & Dottie Gordon McGirt 1213 Gatehouse Dr. Cary, NC 27511 CAPEL, William (Bill) & Evelyn Morven Rd., P.O. Box 215 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2229 CAPEL, William Jr. (Bill) Rt. 1, Morven, NC Mail received at: P.O. Box 919 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-5032 CAPELL, Kerry & Leslie Jeffrey, Brian 102 Lodge Tr. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-5547 CAPPS, Johnnie & Debbie Christie Coates, Laura 1810 Sand Crest Dr. Rockingham, NC 28479 (919) 895-9760 CAUDLE, Jeff & Michele (Mickie) 513 N. Greene Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-9265 CAUDLE, Nelson & Cornelia Rt. 1 Peachland, NC 28133 CHANDLER, Ann 2716-G Dorchester PI. Elmhurst Apts. Charlotte, NC 28209 CHANDLER, John Jr. & Daisy 1402 Shannon Dr. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-5054 CHILDS, Wade & Maxine 517 Morven Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-6476 CHRISTIE, Bryant 600 LaFayette Blvd. Wilmington, DE 19801 CHRISTIE, Mrs. Catherine 204 Lennox Dr. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2521 CHRISTIE, Kenneth & Debra Laura, Paul Ryan 503 Leak Ave. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-5792 CLARK, Allen 412 White Store Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4201 CLARK, Allen & Eugenia 412 White Stone Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4201 CLAYTON, Ray 210 Hall St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4305 CLOUD, Mrs. Peggy 327 Breslin St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2628 COCKMAN, Kinsey & Becky Rachel 3702 Bobwhite Circle Monroe, NC 28110 (704) 233-9563 COGGIN, Mrs. H. B. (Lettie) 212 Leak Ave. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3997 CONSTANTIAN, R. K. (Dick) & Elizabeth (Lib) Woodlawn Ave., P.O. Box 677 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3570 CONSTANTIAN, R. K. Jr. (Chip) 220 Westchase Dr. Charleston, SC 29407 CONSTANTIAN, Ms. Sara 710 Bankhead Rd. Denver, NC 28037-9303 COOKE. Chauncey 93 W. Ocean Blvd. Ocean Isle Beach, NC 28450 COOKE. John & Lomie Lou 910 Basilwild Dr. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2888 60 COOKE, John Jr. 93 W. Ocean Blvd. Ocean Isle Beach, NC 28450 COOKE, Stuart 93 W. Ocean Blvd. Ocean Isle Beach, NC 28450 COPPEDGE, Mrs. A. C. (Emma) 624 West Ave. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2850 CORNWELL, Milton Jr. & Nancy 403 Park Rd., P.O. Box 919 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2511 COVINGTON, Cindy 7111 BexhillRd. Baltimore, MD 21207 COVINGTON, Dunlap (Dunny) & Ann 630 West Ave. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4343 COVINGTON, Fred & Vickie 1826 Abbott Ave. Anniston, AL 36201-2256 COVINGTON, J. J. (Jack) & Lou 300 Highland Dr. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3379 COVINGTON, Mrs. J. M. Jr. (Imogene-Jinks) 507 Morven Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3497 COWAN, Ms. Linda 711 West Ave. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-5910 COWAN, Misty 711 West Ave. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-5910 COX, Michael 412 Lakeview Dr. Wadesboro, NC 28170 CRAWFORD, Jeff Jr. & Betty Ann; Amy, John Edward 112 Trexler Dr. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-5760 CRAWFORD, John & Gina 711 S. Pine Ln. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4448 CROWELL, Jeff & Patricia 806 S. Pine Ln. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-5422 CURRIE, Mrs. F. H. (Edith) 903 E. Wade St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3840 CURRIE, Lum & Ruth 510 N. Green St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2357 D DANIELS, Mrs. W. J. (Minnie Lou) 803 Demingwood St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2968 DARLING, Peter & Becky Kate, Samuel Burnt Hill Rd. Warren, NH 03278 DAVENPORT, Dale & Mary 1155 Kidville Rd. Denver, NC 28037 DAVIS, Miss Jennie Lee Wadesboro Nursing Home P.O. Box 658 Wadesboro, NC 28170 DAVIS, Pines 607 Lee Ave. Wadesboro, NC 28170 DAVIS, Robert Jr. 515 Camden Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3597 694-2740 DAVIS, Robert (Bob) & Lula Ann 515 Camden Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3597 DAVIS, Thomas Jr. (Ted) Sally, Amanda 225 Moore's Lake Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-5503 DEEN, Floyd & Judith (Judy) Jason, Candi, Julie 506 Lee Ave., P.O. Box 1091 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2808 DEESE, Troy & Patricia Cynthia Rt. 1, Box 191-A Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-5604 DUNLAP, Miss Sara Virginia Hamilton Rd. Glenn Lennox Apt. 172 Chapel Hill, NC 28514 E ELIUM, Dr. Ruth Burns St., P.O. Drawer 281 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4610 ESTWANIK, Joseph III & Janice 1925 Clematis Rd. Charlotte, NC 28211 (704) 366-5135 FOGLEMAN, Mrs. L. H. (Jennings) 202 E. Morgan St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2558 FORBES, Earnest & Pat Eric, Felix Rt. 2, Box 2 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4444 FORD, Mrs. Lucile Wadesboro Nursing Home P.O. Box 658 Wadesboro, NC 28170 61 FORREST, Ted & Dora Bennet Mason, Conner 10611 Gleneagle PI. Louisville, KY 40223 FREEMAN, Tommy & Nancy Ben, Mark, Katy 222 Leak Ave. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-9432 FRY, David & Connie 1954 Walnut Way Dr. St. Louis, MO 63146 G GADDY, Mrs. Eugene (Ada) 217 White Stone Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-6966 GADDY, Mrs. Frank (Eula) 102-A Brent St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4571 GADDY, Ray & Mary Beth Christie & Mark Lisenby 400 W. Wade St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-5083 GADDY, Mrs. Tom (Mary) 1501 Center St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4256 GADDY, Mrs. Wade (Mary Neal) Rt. 3, Box 23 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4543 GATHINGS, Gable 405 W. Morgan St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3484 GATHINGS, John Edgar (Eddie) & Melissa 405 W. Morgan St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3484 GILLIAM, Henry & Ann 1227 Kingston Ridge Rd. Cary, NC 28511 GILLIS, Herman & Elsie 310 W. Wade St., P.O. Box 107 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2469 GODWIN, Carey & Becky 614 Morven Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4244 GODWIN, Sandy & Cathy 2676 Wispering Pines Ct. Decatur, GA 30033 GORDON, Bennett Jr. & Cecelia 206 Morven Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2792 GORDON, Mrs. Bernice 611 E. Wade St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3154 GRAVES, Mrs. Callie 611 E. Wade St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3492 GRAY, Mrs. Donald (Mary Jane) 208 Park Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4481 GRAY, Miss Edna Lillie Bennett Nursing Center P.O. Box 699 Wadesboro, NC 28170 GRAY, Mrs. George (Juliette) 415 Leak Ave. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-5480 GRAY, John Edgar Jr. & Miriam 527 N. Washington St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2052 GRAY, John III 1100 Camden Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-5616 GREENE, Elwood 426 White Store Rd. P.O. Box 529 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4671 GREENE, Elwood Jr. Vickie, Kelly 1404 Center St., P.O. Box 865 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-5427 GRIGGS, Rohn & Kelly 601 Carol St. Charlotte, NC 28214 H HALLMAN, Speed & Susan Rt. 2, Box 341-A Boone, NC 28607 HAM, Mrs. Mary 302 E. Wade St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3565 HAMER, Marvin & Louise 404 S. Greene St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-5909 HAMER, Phillip Rt. 2, Box 38-A Peachland, NC 28133 272-7159 HAMILTON, Boyce & Ruth 1918 Woodlawn Ave. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4259 HANCOCK, Miss Nannie Lou 102 Brent St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2388 HANNA, Alan & Gail Sandy Higgenbotham, Melanie, Alison Rt. 4, Box 393 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-6964 HANNA, Ms. Davis 9617 Great Hills Tr. #1413 Austin, TX 78759 HANNA, Everette & Cherrie 1414 Center St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4907 62 HANNA, W. W. (Jake) & Rebecca (Becky) 1408 Morven Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4255 HANNA, W. W. Jr. (Jakie) 4000 Kingscote Circle Charlotte, NC 28226 HARDISON, Lawson Kim P.O. Box 246 Morven, NC 28119 851-3246 HARDISON, William (Bill) & Selene; William Jr., Lauren, Marissa 213 Burnsville St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4679 HASKELL, Charles & Betsy 802 Burns St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3332 HASKELL, Eric 1025 Dockside Rd., Apt. 9 Huntsville. AL 35824 HASTY, Richard (Ricky) & Paulette; Charlie 319 Breslin St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-5293 HENDLEY, Mrs. A. E. (Margaret) Wadesboro Nursing Home P.O. Box 685 Wadesboro, NC 28170 HENDLEY, Ross & Miriam (Sissy); Lara, Sarah 314 Goldmine Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3235 HENLEY, Mrs. Marvin (Beulah) Lillie Bennett Nursing Center P.O. Box 699 Wadesboro, NC 28170 HILDRETH, Mrs. Cindy Rt. 3, Box 21 -A Wadesboro, NC 28170 HILDRETH, Mrs. Thurston (Margaret) Rt. 3, Box 21-A Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4249 HILL, Misses Julia & Louise 1117 Barrington St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4345 HILL, Risden #1 Rocky Brook Tr. Ct. Carrboro, NC 38510 HODGES, Bernard (Bernie) Moore's Dr., P.O. Box 308 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3768 HODGES, Harry Jr. & Nancy Moore's Dr., P.O. Box 308 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3768 HODGES, Nancy 117 Crestwood Dr. Birmingham, AL 35213 HOOKS, Robert & Martha c/o Allen Clark 412 White Store Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 HORNE, Charles (Chuck) & Diane; Wesley, Christopher, Nicholas 116 Lennox Dr. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-5593 HORNE, Claude & Mabel Lakeview Dr. Mail-108 S. Rutherford St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3489 HORNE, Kenneth & Miriam West Ave. Ext Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3891 HORNE, Kenneth (Kenny) & Jane; Ashley 133 Lennox Dr. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-5819 HORTON, Miss Hilda 1029 Moore's Lake Rd. Apt. 14-B Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4232 HOUGH, T. W. Jr. (Woody) & Louise; Catharine, Julia 609 Morven Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4990 HOUGH, Thomas & Georgia (Biddy) 216 Park Ave. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-9422 HOWARD, Douglas & Kathryn Garner 5110 Enchanted Timbers Humble, TX 77346 HOWELL, Miss Dovie Wadesboro Nursing Home P.O. Box 658 Wadesboro, NC 28170 HUNTLEY, Billy (Shine) & Elizabeth (Lib) 424 E. Wade St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4547 HUNTLEY, Brown III (Brownie) 1306 Lord Anson Dr. P.O. Box 581 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4548 HUNTLEY, Mrs. Brown Jr. (Helen) 1306 Lord Anson Dr. P.O. Box 581 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4548 HUNTLEY, Charles Jr. Rt. 4 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-6619 HUNTLEY, Mrs. Charles (Nancy) 204 Breslin St., P.O. Box 931 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3110 63 HUNTLEY, Mrs. Claude (Valeta) Wadesboro Nursing Home P.O. Box 658 Wadesboro, NC 28170 HUNTLEY, Mrs. Dot Rt. 4, Box 255 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3528 HUNTLEY, Edmund (Ed) & Joan (Tot) Highland Dr., P.O. Box 796 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3183 HUNTLEY, Harry & Bettie 214 Park Ave. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4654 HUNTLEY, Henry Jr. & Ruby Hwy. 109 S., P.O. Box 788 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4009 HUNTLEY, James (Jim) Rt. 4, Box 255 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3528 HUNTLEY, Joe & Sandy Justin 300 Nottingham Way Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3125 HUNTLEY, Kenneth (Kenny) & Marilee; William Jr. (Will), Mariette 131 Lennox Dr. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3740 HUNTLEY, Lisa Ridgewood Apt. H7 Carrboro, NC 27510 HUNTLEY, Robert & Evalyn 510 W. Wade St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2096 HUNTLEY, Thomas (Tommy) & Ross; Thomas Jr. 209 Woodside Dr. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3788 HUNTLEY, William III (Billy) 525 N. Washington St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-6563 HUNTLEY, Mrs. Wilson (Sarah) 1112 White Store Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3734 HURST, James Jr. (Jim) Caroline 5550 S.W. Jean St. Lake Oswego, OR 97035 HURST, Mrs. James (Harleston-Harlie) 1409 Berry St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3757 INGRAM, Mrs. Oscar (Kate) 2502 Delwood Dr. Greensboro, NC 28408 J JACKSON, Alan, Pam Alex, Laura 503 Lee Ave. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4271 JACKSON, Christopher (Chris) & Cathy 314 S. Greene St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-9258 JACKSON, David & Janet Rt. 1, Box 409 Morven, NC 28119 851-9656 JAMES, Barry & Brenda Amanda 103 Beaver Creek Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4268 JAMES, E. J. & Adgie Rt. 4, Box 194 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3961 JARRELL, Mrs. John (Stella) 619 E. Wade St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3442 JASMIN, James (Jim) & Mary 208 Park Ave., P.O. Box 1137 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3893 JENKINS, Walter III (Butch) & Nancy; Walt Biscoe, NC 27209 JOHNSON, John & Carol Rt. 1, Box 31 Polkton, NC 28135 694-5415 JOHNSON, John Jr. Rt. 1, Box 31 Polkton, NC 28135 694-5415 JONES, Marion & Carol Lauren 110 Mountain Crest Dr. Taylors, SC 29687 K KELLER, Mrs. Peggy 214 White Store Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-5327 KIKER, Paul Jr. Chesterfield Rd., P.O. Box 326 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3272 KIKER, Paul III & Barbara (BJ) Austin 102 Lodge Tr. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-9157 KIKER, Miss York 620 West Ave. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3293 KIKER, Miss York 1020 W. Peace St. T-3 Raleigh Apts. Raleigh, NC 27605 (919) 833-4165 KISER, Charles (Bobby) Elizabethan Gardens Rest Home 1812 New Town Rd. Monroe, NC 28110 KISER, Charles Jr. (Chuck) 312 W. Wade St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3366 64 KNIGHT, Kenny & Robin Diane, William 1112 Center St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-9733 LAND, John & Ann Taunya, Lisa 210 Park Road Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2001 LANG, Mrs. Esther (Associate) 711 S. Pine Ln. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4448 LEAVITT, Harvey III & Vickie 1300 Shannon Dr. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3761 LEAVITT, H. H. Jr. (Harvey) White Store Rd., P.O. Box 274 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3771 LIM, Ben & Judy 655 East Ridge Rd. Salisbury, NC 28144 LINEBERRY, Mrs. J. F. (Virginia) 714 E. Wade St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4377 LIPE, R. A. Jr. & Grace Sunset Dr., P.O. Box 148 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3962 LISENBY, Mrs. Mary Beth Christie, Mark 400 West Wade Street Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-5083 LISENBY, Thomas Summerlake Dr. Concord, NC 28025 LITAKER, Charles & Gail Katie, Chuck, Emily 410 Lee Ave. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4920 LITTLE, Allen Rt. 5, Box 38, Hasty Rd. Laurinburg, NC 28353 LITTLE, Charles & Lucy 701 Morven Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4492 LITTLE, Henry III & Cynthia Carly, Holly Rt. 4, Box 420-A Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-6293 LITTLE, Mrs. H. W. Jr. (Mary Louise) 609 S. Green St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2797 LITTLE, Mrs. Thomas (Catharine) 206 Rose Terrace Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3192 LITTLE, William II (Bill) & Millie 612 S. Green St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3362 LITTLE, William III & Rhonda Ashley 411 Morven Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3259 LONG, Mrs. James Jr. (Nancy) 1001 Reynolda Rd. Winston-Salem, NC 27104 (919) 724-3379 LORBACHER, Ms. Linda 5401 Apt. 210 Quail Creek Court Raleigh, NC 27609 LOWE, John & Betty (Bet) 509 Lee Ave. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3054 LOWE, Kent & Phyllis Kenneth Thomas 1208 Center St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-9788 LOWE, Mark & Janet Garrett 610 Wanoka Circle Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3435 LOWE, Spencer & Margaret 109 Shelton Circle Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-6775 M MANER, Andrew (Andy) & Georgia; Drew, Ashley 5541 Sharon View Rd. Charlotte, NC 28215 (704) 364-0653 MANER, Miss Elizabeth The Methodist Home 3420 Shamrock Dr. Charlotte, NC 28215 (704) 535-2025 MANER, Fleetwood & Sally 708 Morven Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2970 MARSH, Fred Ross & Clara Rt. 3, Box 315 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2826 MARSH, Herman & Annie Ruth 1416 Morven Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2974 MARSH, Mrs. P. P. (Kathleen) 219 Brent St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3791 MARSH, Sammy 3805 Coleberry Tr. Rocky Mount, NC 27804 MARSH, Stanley 1808 Beech St. Kenova, WV 25530 MARTIN, Mrs. Earl (Lila) 1115 Barrington St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4652 MASEMORE, Miss Ann Little 220 Leak Ave. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3797 65 MATHEWS, David (Dave) & Barbara; Doug, Mandy 1107 Shannon Dr. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4647 MATTHEWS, George & Louise 112 E. Wade St., P.O. Box 250 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2624 MATTHEWS, James Kip & Kimberly 1621 Southshire Lane Knoxville, TN 37922 MATTHEWS, Mike 725 Park Ave. Kent, OH 44240 MATTOCKS, Steve & Lisa 3614 Oates Dr. Raleigh, NC 27604 MCBRIDE, Edward (Ed) & Lucy 507 N. Greene St. P.O. Box 495 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4691 MCBRIDE, Tommy & Wanda 2912 Pioneer Tr. Winston-Salem, NC 27016 MCCUISTON, Barry & Jane Rt. 3, Box 53 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-9018 MCLEAN, Michael & Anne Emilia Jane, Elizabeth Foye P.O. Box 355 Liberty, NC 27298 MEDLEY, Miss Mary Louise Wesley Nursing Center 3700 Shanrock Dr. Charlotte, NC 28215 MITCHELL, Mrs. Peggy 314 Breslin St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 MOLARO, Allen & Vickie Phillip, Alicia Rt. 2 - Box 155 Peachland, NC 28133 694-3554 MOLARO, John 107 Davis St. Chesterfield, SC 29709 MOORE, Andrew (Andy) & Minnie Lee 1103 White Store Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2538 MOORE, Mrs. Bernard (Aliene) 502 N. Green St., P.O. Box 365 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3464 MOORE, Mrs. Bryan (Jane) Pine Hill Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2695 MOORE, Claude & Rosemarye (Rose) 804 Morven Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4724 MOORE, Diane 900 Briarwood Dr. Wadesboro. NC 28170 694-4665 MOORE, Kathy 210 Jinnilyn Cheraw, SC 29520 MOORE, Miss Nelline Wadesboro Nursing Home P.O. Box 658 Wadesboro, NC 28170 MOORE, Mrs. W. H. (Julia) 900 Briarwood Dr. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4665 MORGAN, James Ralph & Brenda; Kristie, David 303 Breslin St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-9894 MORRIS, Richard (Dickie) 102 N. Cedar St. N. Myrtle Beach, SC 29582 MORRISON, Richard & Craft Lora, William 1 George St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2816 MORTON, Mrs. Walter (Ruth) 818 Basilwild Dr. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2832 MURPHY, Linda 2255 Middle Dr. Spartanburg, SC 29302 MURPHY, Michael Rt. 1, Box 139-C Wadesboro, NC 28170 826-8026 MURPHY, Richard (Dick) & Madeliene Rt. 1, Box 139-C Wadesboro, NC 28170 826-8026 MURPHY, Richard Jr. 714 Keighly Ct. Winston-Salem, NC 27104 MURRAY, Mrs. A. M. (Bernice) 209 Little St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2661 MYERS, Alan 1960 Vista Rd. Fort Mill, SC 29715 MYERS, David & Barbara 704 Saybrook Circle Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-5240 N NASH, David 214 White Store Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-5527 NEWKIRK, Arthur White Store Rd., P.O. Box 764 Wadesboro, NC 28170 NICHOLSON, John III & Corinne; John Harvey IV, Effie 602 S. Greene St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-6384 NIFONG, Mrs. Moody (Marion) 414 Lee Ave. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2793 NOLAN, Vincent & Mary Lambeth Alison, Catharine 2201 Admiral Circle Virginia Beach, VA 23451 NORTHCUTT, Charles P.O. Box 10524 Southport, NC 28461 NORTHCUTT, David P.O. Box 10524 Southport, NC 28461 O ODOM, Charles Jr. 603 Magnolia St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-9572 ODOM, L. L. Ill & Mickie 811 Demingwood St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3174 ODOM, Mack 603 Magnolia St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-9572 ODOM, William Harry & Mary 606 Woodland Dr. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2978 ODOM, Willie III Cathy, Scott 212 Wheeler St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3250 ODOM, Willie Jr. & Corrie 214 Wheeler St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2203 OLMSTEAD, Gene & Mae P.O. Box 96 Lilesville, NC 28091-0096 848-8102 OLMSTEAD, Murray & Stephanie P.O. Box 96 Lilesville, NC 28091 848-8102 PADGETT, Mrs. Anna 612 Morven Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4222 PESCE, Armando (Andy) & Eleanor Lakeview Dr., P.O. Box 547 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2827 PHILLIPS, Tommy & Monica 601 Lee Ave. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-6871 PINKSTON, Michael P.O. Box 91951 Anchorage, AK 99509 PINKSTON, Pamela (Pam) P.O. Box 5338 Portland, ME 04101 PINKSTON, Randy 7758 Matthews-Mint Hill Rd. Mint Hill, NC 28212 PINKSTON, Robert (Teeny) & Peggy; Todd 111 Lennox Dr. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2791 POTTER, John Jr. & Elsie 1408 Berry St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4365 POWERS, Neill & Ellie 4821 Pinedale Blvd. Carolina Pines Lumberton, NC 28358 PRATT, Kermit & Laura 715 Morven Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2455 PURYEAR, George & Rebecca (Becky); Steve, Kathy, Ethan, Andrew 408 W. Wade St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4518 R RATLIFF, Mrs. Blake (Elsie) 502 Leak Ave. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3258 RATLIFF, Mrs. E. B. (Mae) 220 Woodside Dr. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-9485 RATLIFF, Ray & Ruth 213 Leak Ave. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4340 RATLIFFE, Marshall Jr. & Claudia; Gretchen 500 White Store Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4636 RATLIFFE, Marshall Plyde 9724 Manus Court Charlotte, NC 28105 RATLIFFE, Mrs. M. C. (Louise) 704 White Store Rd. P.O. Box 401 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2373 RAY, Mrs. Foye 102 Rose Terrace P.O. Box 1254 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-5993 RAY, Marshall & Diane 515 N. Washington St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4747 RAY, William (Ray) Rt. 4, Box 306 Pine Bluff Apts. Wadesboro, NC 28170 RAYFIELD, Hubert & Lois 1400 Morven Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3640 REMBISZ, Douglas & Carrie Douglas Jr., Andrew, Daniel 349 Eddie St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-5075 67 RIVERS, Robert (Bobby) & Jane Jonathan, Rebecca 721 Demingwood St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 ROBINSON, Mrs. C. P. (Hannah) Cypress Glen Methodist Home 100 Hickory St. Greenville, NC 28858 ROGEL, Todd & Mary Bryan 5418 Wayne St. Raleigh, NC 27606 ROGERS, Mrs. James (Marjorie) Lakeview Dr., P.O. Box 612 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-6139 ROGERS, Richard Lakeview Dr., P.O. Box 612 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-6139 ROPER, Richard Jr. 11783 Sunset Blvd. #22 Los Angeles, CA 90049 RORIE, Emmitte & Ruby 113 Shelton Circle Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3820 RORIE, Gerald & Pat Angela Rt. 3, Box 285-A Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-5924 ROSS, George Jr. 5221 Little Water Ln. Las Vegas, NV 89108 RYWAK, Peter & Eloise 511 Morven Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3762 SARGENT, E. R. (Al) & Edna 606 Wanoke Circle P.O. Box 424 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2278 SCARBORO, Donovan (Bill) Veteran's Home P.O. Box 396 Mountain Home, TN 37684 SCHNITKNER, Detmar & Julie Darling Ctr. Maine Lab University of Maine Walpole, ME 95673 SCHWEITZER, Edward & Helen 235 Highland Dr. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4808 SCHWEITZER, Michael & Kathy P.O. Box 2182 Boone, NC 28607 SHORT, Alan Rt. 1, Box 405 Morven, NC 28119 SHORT, Herbert & Laura 1903 Club Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2231 SIKES, Ralph Jr. & Melissa Rt. 2, Box 303-C Polkton, NC 28135 272-7592 SIKES, Russell & Janis Hope 401 Nottingham Way P.O. Box 268 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-9066 SIMMONS, McDonald (Mack) & Wayne 211 Leak Ave. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4753 SMETHIE, William (Bill) & Avis 831 Burns St., P.O. Box 657 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2657 SNOW, Dennis & Josie P.O. Box 801 Morven, NC 28119 851-3246 STANBACK, George II 707 Morven Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3973 STANBACK, Pickett & Annabel 707 Morven Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3973 STANBACK, Mrs. Thomas (Grace) 1714 Morven Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3975 STEFFY, Mrs. Mary Wadesboro Nursing Home P.O. Box 658 Wadesboro, NC 28170 STEPHENS, E. L. (Tebo) & Carolyn 1400 Center St., P.O. Box 717 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3245 STEPHENSON. Mrs. P. D. (Lucy) 514 N. Greene St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2572 STILES, Ronnie P.O. Box 5832 Surfside Beach, SC 29587-5832 STOWE, Gary 132 Hillcrest Dr. Florence, SC 29501 STRICKLAND, Thomas & Nell Rt. 4, Box 412-C Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2923 STRICKLAND, Thomas Jr. 2107-C Lee Ave. Sanford, NC 27330 STUART, Robbie (See Bruney) Scott, Geoffrey 104 Lakeview Dr. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-5211 STUTES, Chad & Mitzi Rt. 1, Box 16AA Lake Toxaway, NC 28747 SUITE, Mrs. Crysta 208 Park Road Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4481 68 SUMMERS, Arthur & Jo West Ave., P.O. Box 505 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2889 TALBERT, Robert & Susan 234 N. Fifth St. Albemarle, NC 28001 (704) 982-3908 TAMURA, Richard 205 W. Wade St., Apt. 7 Wadesboro, NC 28170 TARLTON, Barbara 1910 Club Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3648 TARLTON, Mrs. Bryce (Alma Lee) 416 White Stone Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3448 TARLTON, James Jr. (Jim) 416 White Store Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3448 TARLTON, Linda 7T Rector St. - The Meadows Asheville, NC 28806 TARLTON, Patti 5926 Scalybark Rd. Durham, NC 27712 TARLTON, Rena 5926 Scalybark Rd. Durham, NC 27712 TARLTON, Sandy 416 White Store Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3448 TARLTON, Ward & Rowena 1910 Club Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3648 TARLTON, Ward Jr. & Darlene Gerald, Lindsay Rt. 3, Box 312-J Oxford, NC 27565 TAYLOR, Elizabeth (Beth) P.O. Box 736 Carmel, CA 93921 TAYLOR, H. P. Jr. (Pat) & Elizabeth (Lib) 210 Park Ave. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2093 TAYLOR, Hoyt III 210 Park Ave. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2093 TAYLOR, Joyce Rt. 2, Box 162-A Peachland, NC 28133 694-4584 TAYLOR, Lockart 210 Park Ave. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2093 TAYLOR, R. G. & Anne 712 Old Lilesville Rd. P.O. Box 485 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2885 TAYLOR, Robert (Bob) & Maggie Rt. 2, Box 162-A Peachland, NC 28133 694-4584 TAYLOR, Robert Jr. Rt. 2, Box 162-A Peachland, NC 28133 694-4584 TEAL, Fred & Helen 301 Morven Rd., P.O. Box 386 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2494 TEAL, Mrs. Henry (Ruth) 217 Leak Ave. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2771 TEAL, Tommy 5508 Old Forge Circle Raleigh, NC 27609 THOMAS, David III 311 Lakeview Dr. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3401 THOMAS, David Jr. & Dorothy (Dot) 318 Breslin St., P.O. Box 731 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4366 THOMAS, Manley & Louise Rt. 1, Box 128 Morven, NC 28119 851-9792 THOMPSON, Mason & Mary 808 White Store Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-6369 TICE, Miss Hazel 305 Nottingham Way Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2471 TILLMAN, Fred 512 Riverside Dr. Morganton, NC 28665 TOLHURST, John & Arnette 200 Heywood Ave., Apt. 3 Spartanburg, SC 29302 TRAYWICK, Mark & Elizabeth Marshville, NC 28103 TREADWAY, Mrs. Randolph (Elsie) Wadesboro Nursing Home P.O. Box 658 Wadesboro, NC 28170 TUCKER, Mrs. Beverly (Sissy) Leigh, Elizabeth 302 E. Morgan St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3496 TUCKER, Mrs. Charles Jr. (Linda); David, Jeff 239 Highland Dr. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3884 TUCKER, Frank & Agnes 608 Wanoka Circle Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4693 TUCKER, Mrs. Hamp (Frances-Fannie) 301 White Store Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2551 69 TUCKER, James (Jim) & Cornelia 1001 Morven Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4582 TUCKER, James (Jimmy) 619 E. Wade St., Apt. 3 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-5679 TUCKER, Mrs. John (Myrtle) 206 White Store Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3153 TURNER, Walter & Pam 714 West Ave. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-9604 TYNER, Mrs. George (Ola) Century Care Nursing Home Rt. 3, Box 95 Laurinburg, NC 28352 VON CANNON, James (Doc) & Mary Alice 1408 Center St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2958 W WAGNER, Mrs. Gusta 616 Pine Lane Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-6791 WALL, Mrs. Bruce (Rose) Glen Haven Care Center 602 Ball Park Rd. Sparta, NC 28675 WALLACE, Frank & Anne 222 Bennett St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-2479 WALLACE, Frank Jr. 113 Stoneham Ct. Mebane, NC 27302 WALLACE, Wade 317 Jennie St. Goose Creek, SC 29445 WALTERS, Tommy & Hazel 210 Morven Rd., P.O. Box 63 Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3535 WARREN, Mrs. John (Rachel) 126 Rose Terrace Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3897 WATKINS, Mrs. James (Oneta-Kitty) Rt. 4, Box 268-A Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4464 WATTS, George Jr. & Betsy Jennifer, Julie 103 Charles Town PI. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4883 WHITAKER, Harold & Margaret 409 Highland Dr. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3381 WILLIAMS, Bobby & Carol Justin Rt. 1, Box 2-H Marshville, NC 28103 (704) 624-6141 WILLIAMS, Mrs. Lester (Juanita) 1018 Stuart Dr. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-4689 WINFREE, Bobby 407 Morven Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3247 WINFREE, Miss Fannie Wadesboro Nursing Home P.O. Box 658 Wadesboro, NC 28170 WINFREE, George 407 Morven Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3247 WINFREE, Mrs. Jack (Julia) 407 Morven Rd. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3247 WINFREE, Jimmy Holly 601 Burns St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-6169 WINGATE, Mrs. J. O. (Laney) Wadesboro Nursing Home P.O. Box 658 Wadesboro, NC 28170 WOOD, Eric & Suzanne P.O. Box 8777 Norfolk, VA 23503 WOOD, Mrs. Fred (Mary Pines-Piney) 507 Lee Ave. Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-3449 YOKLEY, Mrs. Margaret Rt. 3, Box 21-A Wadesboro, NC 28170 694-6277 10-90 21-748 NEW MEMBERS Names Addresses Telephones ppC4I TCA International, Inc. 315 MATTHEWS ■ MINT HILL RD MATTHEWS. NORTH CAROLINA 28105 (704) 847-8011 3UrHt Inttf 6 JKrtfyrtnrt (Eljurrlj US EAST MORGAN STREET POST OFFICE BOX 241 WADESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA 28170 TELEPHONE CHURCH (704) 694-5179 PARSONAGE (704) 694-2719 71 MACK M. ARMSTRONG MINISTER FROM THE STAFF L to R: GAIL LITAKER CHARLES LITAKER MACK ARMSTRONG MARILEE HUNTLEY' SHELBA BOONE (NEW SEC.) . . . WHAT MUST BE DONE TO HAVE A GREAT FUTURE? We have outstanding facilities to practice Christian worship and music, Christian education, Christian fellowship, and carry out the priestly functions of marriage, and pay respect to our dead. 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The continuous growth of the transportation sector, along with the intensified use of private mobility, has lead the Greek urban transport networks almost to saturation. The provision of travel information together with efficient travel management measures can significantly contribute to cleaner and more efficient urban networks. Travel Information Systems encompass a wide range of technologies that are being designed to provide travelers with up to date traffic information. The rapid growth of information and communication technologies (ICT) has lead to further development of travel information systems, which will provide customized information focusing on the specific needs of each traveler and therefore offer substantial benefits towards urban mobility. This paper presents the use of stated preference experiments and of Delphi technique in a market research conducted to identify the user requirements for next generation travel information systems for the Athens Metropolitan Area, Greece.